. >> michael matz, you thought you had a horse with triple crown potential. bad trip in the derby, but what a way to end the last of the three triple crown contests. >> well, i'm just glad for phyllis and the horse that we really got to see the real union rags. >> we go to tom hammond. all right, bob, and finally good luck for union rags after all that bad luck. mike smith said he shouldn't have let him through on the inside. what do you think? >> there's a couple different factors. there was a big enough hole, and he was game enough to go through there. the real union rags showed up today. he had adversity here last year, he's 2 for 2 at this racetrack now. he overcame that at belmont park last year. so a very, very good performance today. >> back in march if you had told a whole lot of horse racing people that we get to the belmont stakes with the possibility to win a triple crown as we had earlier this week, they would have said union rags will be the horse. there was the disappointment in the derby, caused a lot of people to jump off the bandwagon. they s

the trainer of union rags, michael matz, who trained barbaro, who broke down in the preakness and couldple crown perhaps. so it doesn't make up to it completely, but probably pretty sweet for michael matz after suffering through barbaro's long illness and then eventual death. victory in the belmont stakes here in new york. >> i've got to tell you, richard roth, not a bad assignment for you to have on a beautiful day like today. congratulations and congratulations to union rags as well. appreciate it, richard. >>> so you know her as carm, carmela, you know, from "the sopranos," but many people know edie falco in her new role as nurse jackie. tonight she answers questions from our ireporters including what makes her a better mother and what hugely popular movie she's never seen. >> i hear nurses and doctors say if you ever want more stories -- which is thrilling, also. because i mean, just when you think you've done the weirdest thing you can do storiwise they're like oh, you have no idea how weird things really get. >> hi. i'm edie falco from showtime's "nurse jackie," and i'm answering