no mickey mouse operation, my conversation with iger. what's happening with "star war wars". are they going to reunite. >>> talk to a trader, trading, figuring out the outcome of baseball games aren't too far. on the money begins right now. >>> here is a look at what's making news as we head into a new week on "on the money." federal reserve released second round of stress test on america's largest banks this week. banks are asking to return capital to shareholders in the form of dividends and share repurchases which the fed must approve. federal reserve accepted the plan of citigroup, bank of america, wells forego. jpmorgan and conditionally accepted they have to revise and go back. aly and bb & t rejected. those banks did not have enough of a cushion in reserves should there be a severe economic downturn. former chairman sheila bair telling me it's not perfect. >> one of the positive things we're getting more information about what's on their balance sheet and what the impact of the losses could be and stress scenarios. it's an imperfect process and one that's evolving. we'

walt disney created the original mickey mouse shorts starting in 1928. the first release called willie. they depicted mickey as an innocent character, an every man of sorts, but someone that liked to have a lot of fun and someone that just entertained people. not just in the u.s. he is one of the most well-known character globally. over time we thought mickey lost some of those great innocent qualities, the vitality that people once saw in him. so we decided to bring him back, not that he has really truly gone away, but harkening back to what walt did with a collection of new shorts that depict him in the ways we thought people loved the most. >> my thanks to bob iger. >>> up next, we're "on the money." it is springtime, and a young man's fancy is turning to thou >>> can attention to details of our national pastime bring around a grand slam? my next guest used baseball to beat them at their own game. he turned what he knew about stocks to sports, a story he tells in "trading bases: a story about baseball, wall street and gambling." you made quite a caree

i want to talk to you about mickey mouse. i know you have news on mickey mouse as well today. in a moment. let me get to some of the other news of the day. we know there's a suit over viacom about bundling practices. espn such a great brand for you. if cablevision prevails, do you worry that entertainment companies like yourself are going to find it harder to sell, you know, these big packages of cable channels, where people are really paying for espn ander th they're taking some of the other channels that perhaps they would not have paid for. >> in our case, i can't comment specifically about that lawsuit. i'm not familiar with the details. i haven't been fully briefed yet, but we have great channels. espn is one that you mentioned. the disney channel was another, number one with kids 2 to 11 this past year. very successful. for the distributor, for the viewer, and of course for disney. abc is another channel. we've managed to have great relationships with distributors foreign wide, cable operators, satellite providers, and have cut long-term deals with many of them, without

let's start with mickey. >> well, okay. just going down a couple of these, does this represent the republican party as a whole, as susan just said, no. but it does represent those who vote in primaries. and so, you know, it's a matter of you can't be on the ballot. every state in the united states except four has a sore loser law which means if you've lost your primary, you can't appear on the ballot in november. those need to go. but, i mean, so it's the primary voters who are represented in the party. secondly, in terms of what can we do about it, you know, i don't know how many of you or how many of your friends -- i assume it's all of you -- show up at a town meeting, show up where your member of the house or senate is present, participate in the elections, call in to the radio and tv shows. in other words, we need to get the citizens engaged. the citizens aren't crazy. 42% of the american people are now registered as independents, you know? they're fleeing from the party. but they need to be at those meetings. they nee

was foreshadowing. >> two years after joining the show the spotlight suddenly vanished when "the mickeyo return to his sleepy hometown in tennessee. >> you know, for him it was tough. he would step out and go and experience new culture and the new fashion trend, things like that, get a new hairstyle. where we grew up, people are not open to change, you know, they don't like change. >> i can't imagine people picking on justin. kids picking on him. >> it, you know, when you're a boy and you live in the south, it's tough. it's tough to be a boy in the south. but it also it prepared him for what's to come in the future for having tough skin. >> coming up, justin leaves his hometown after receiving a phone call that would change his life forever. >> when i heard him sing, i mean, you know, it was just unbelievable. [ female announcer ] it balances you... it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature valley. nature at its most delicious. britta olsen is my patient. i spend long hours with her che

. ♪ >>> shortly after losing "star search" heard about the casting call for the mickey mouse club. >>ever would have seen that audition, so it's funny how stuff works out, huh? >> i can imagine that would to have been a huge deal when he landed that. >> it was a huge deal. >> a huge deal, because now justin would be singing, dancing and acting as part of a who's who of teenage heartthrobs, including christina aguilera, ryan gosling, jaycee jarzay and one sparkling mouseketeer that caught his eye -- britney spears. chuck yeager tutored him and the other stars. >> these are your kids. >> yes. >> show some who's who. >> we start here with christina aguilera, always showing a bare midriff, brit my spears, justin timberlake. ♪ now it's time to say good-bye ♪ >>> but just two years after joining the show, the spotlight suddenly vanished when the mickey mouse club was canceled. and justin had to return to his sleepy hometown in tennessee. >> you know, for him, it was tough. he would step out and go and experience new culture, and the new fashion trends, you know, new hairstyles. where we gre

thank you, mickey. >> that was great!>> roses. >> those people have traveled the world doing that show. it is very exciting. i want to thank them for being kind. >> how many hours of rehearsal. >> one hour. >> that's it? >> you used to be a cheerleader? >> i yeah. >> raise the roof. jazz hands. she got it down. ginger, i'm continually impressed by you. >>> coming up -- these guys went swimming with sharks. they thought that it was going to be safe. we'll hear from the man who shot this video. >>> also, ahead, sneak attack, we'll show you what happens when a distracted cat lets down its guard. that's coming up in "fixation." a can of del monte green beans? ♪ ♪ ♪ grown in america. picked and packed at the peak of ripeness. the same essential nutrients as fresh. del monte. bursting with life. to prove febreze can keep this car fresh, we loaded it with fast food, sweaty hockey gear, and a smelly dog cage. and parked it at a mall. in texas. for two days. then put a febreze car vent clip on the dash and let in real people. it s

thank you, mickey. lindsay lohan was back in court for a probation violation hearing. she does this on the third weekend of every month. she almost didn't make it at all. she was 48 minutes late to court. what she really needs to steal is a watch. she was supposed to fly from new york to l.a. on saturday but missed her flight because she was at a concert. she rescheduled to fly on sunday but walked off the plane because she thought it was leak fuel. others walked off too but they thought that lindsay was leaking fuel. she talked an energy drink company into flying her out in a private jet which landed five minutes after she was supposed to be in court. fortunately one thing that lindsay can do is speed through traffic so she made it to court. here she is arriving in the courthouse. someone threw glitter at her. she pleaded guilty to lying to police and obstructing officers. at the time she wasn't driving but today she admitted she was. she will do 90 days in a lock down rehab. 18 months of court ordered psychotherapy and forced to watch the movie "liz and dick" in its

i would like to introduce mickey callahan. [applause] >> i am sorry not to be ed lee. i did not have enough time to grow a mustache. i pass along to you the mayor's regret at not being here tonight. he is a strong supporter of this program. he is very familiar with the incredible work that spur does with the city, because of his work as a city administrativor,a lot of us from his vantage point of the mayor's office. i would like to recognize the department heads and elected officials. i know i've seen some of you here. thank you for coming out to support the fund workover our city employees. it is a privilege to me in particular to be here because i have had the opportunity for the last several years to be on the selection committee for the good government awards. it is really a treat. as a human-resources director, i get a lot of bad news. some of that gets in the newspaper. with all due respect to our brethren in the press, it's always a good story to write about bad behavior that may happen in a city department or that a public employee may have engaged in. we are t

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bush told his biographer mickey mickey herskowitz back in one thousand nine hundred nine before he was even running for president that if he became president he was going to run he was going to invade iraq and do so to get enough political capital that he could have a successful presidency which in his mind meant privatizing social security and you recall after he won the election in two thousand and four the two thousand and four election and took office in two thousand and five first thing he tried to do was privatized social security it's what he campaigned on for congress unsuccessfully back in the seventy's in texas so bush had wanted to do it jeb bush had signed the peano act the program for a new american century thing back in ninety eight saying invade iraq along with several people wolfowitz and five and i believe five and certainly. rumsfeld and others and jeb jeb bush it's on the so it was like you know this was a this was more than it looks like and we really need to have some some investigations into this eduardo in redwood city california eduardo wanted to know want to ad

so thank you, mickey. in any case, i'm not a likely book author for a war book. i'm not a likely war correspondent because i did not serve. i have not been indicted for any period longer than a couple of weeks. but there was a moment -- embedded. when you have these moments in your life they change the course of your life, you don't often realize them at the time, but you can look at them and in retrospect think well, that must've been when my life changed. and it sounds melodramatic but then you realize it really did change. i wrote a 600 page book about afghanistan, so ultimately that really did have significance to me. for me that moment was in october 2009, i was in the hospital in northwest washington, d.c. with my wife, and our newborn son, jack, and our two euros, then two-year old daughter, alice. i was holding jack. he was day or two old, and out of the corner of my eye i caught a new story on tv. that in itself is not so strange that i can take the day when a certain senator from a western state was caught or admitted passing his toe in a minneapolis pa

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>>> then, it's no mickey mouse conversation.ody can beat the whiz. the company's digital strategy, and what is happening with "star wars." are they going to reunite? >>> plus, spring is in the air. it's almost time for baseball. we'll talk to a former wall street trader who says trading, math and figuring out wall street aren't too far on the money. "on the money" starts right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program, "on the money." now maria bartiromo. >> here is a look at what is making news as we head into a new week "on the money." . >> the federal reserve released the stress test. the banks are asking banks to return capital to shareholders which the fed must approve. the federal reserve accepted the plans of citigroup, bank of america, morgan stanley and wells fargo, while goldman sachs and jpmorgan's were conditionally accepted, they have to revise their ask and go back for the third quarter. alli and bb & t's plans were rejected saying they did not have of a cushion in reserves should there be a serve

turns out it is not mickey mouse. it is actually goofy.white house official james sperling initially e-mailed woodward to apologize for raising his voice in their previous conversation and then added "i do truly believe you should rethink your comment about saying that p.o.t.u.s. is asking for revenues is moving the goalpost. i know you may believe this but as a friend, i think will you regret staking out that claim." hmm. doesn't sound like that much of a terrifying threat. which woodward knew when he directly wrote back to sperling "you do not ever have to apologize to me. i, for one, welcome a little heat. i also welcome your personal advice." and by personal advice, apparently he means threat. i'm joined once again by actress and comedian susie essman. we're now joined by legendary host dick cavett. ander pummel horse champion. >> that is so difficult. >> it is the hardest piece. thank you for knowing that. >> because my kids were all gymnasts. >> were they? >> yeah, so i follow that. but you don't look like a pummel horse -- >> the ho

mickey. what's your name? what happened? i didn't call nobody. you didn't call anybody?didn't. just my law books. hi. what's going on? man: the lady back here is shooting at us. she was shooting at you? what for? we don't know. there was people in the back shooting off fireworks. what did she shoot at you? you can see the hole in the gutter. she pushed the screen out the window, and shot out... there's two holes. right up there. you can't miss it. jacobs: you know her personally? woman: we don't know her real personally. she does. uh, her first name is karen. nickname is dolly. man: and somebody's home, because we see lights... jacobs: where exactly did it come from? man: it came out the screen here and our nine-year-old sleeps in that room right there. dolly come out and went off on us because people in the back shot off firecrackers. and she started calling tracy all kinds of names. jacobs: you heard her? where was she at? okay, see where that tree is here in the middle? yeah, yeah. she got right there and then walked over to tracy's and got right in tracy's face. i sa

one * my partner, boyfriend, arrived -- one time my partner, borden, said mickey should do a direct election. i said, why? the designer from the 1980's. he said, yes, but maybe it is could for perfume, things like that. to have an international passport. ok. but deep inside, i know that i should have loved to make one coutoure collection like that. a dream of the elegance of paris. and i remember that i propose -- it was the last new bid of coutoure that arrived. i thought to propose -- [unintelligible] why don't you take one designer like vivian westwood or others to make one season, one coutoure collection? >> you should call some up immediately and suggest the deal. >> [laughs] that is true. each one to make their own collection should not be back. a very attractive idea. >> as you do not want to talk about art, we will not say your work is art. let's be very vulgar and talk about money. [laughter] it is extraordinary what you have produced in coutoure. does that make any money? quick to be honest, what we produce in coutoure does not make money but it does include money. i must say, i am

to be the first 15 seed ever to make the sweet 16 which was a shock to everyone except my cousin mickeyhis is why she went with florida gulf coast. >> and then, here it's either san diego or florida gulf coast. and i just think it's fun to say, fgc. who do you want to win? fgc. >> it looks like a unicorn filled out her bracket. but that was quite a pick, mick. now, did you watch any basketball at all over the weekend? >> no. >> but you did not? >>

week senator jay rockefeller, head of the transportation committee, sent a letter to carnival's ceo mickey arison blasting the line's safety record. at an industry conference, arison promised a review of the ships. for passengers of the dream and the legend, carnival is offering a partial refund and half off a future cruise. enough for some. >> we were treated fabulously. >> reporter: but not for virginia lancaster who never expected her honeymoon on the "dream" to be unforgettable for a different reason. >> it's not been a dream. i will tell you that. >> reporter: gabe gutierrez, nbc news, orlando. >>> day three of the new papacy of pope francis. as more becomes known about this man and his life more signs have come along indicating possible changes ahead. with a big audience of catholics in this country and around the globe anxious to see how it sorts out, nbc's anne thompson remains at the vatican for us tonight. anne, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. pope francis is telling his fellow argentinas not to attend his inaugural mass next week and instead to use that money to

it's like, you know, the guy following mickey mantle, and you know, okay, he looks pretty good. >> ice, it's very difficult, i don't think a 3% yield under that scenario is -- >> he's a phenomenal manager, the dollar menu, the value menu, he's doing everything right. thompson. there comes a point where you've gotten yourself where you need to be. >> stay at home with the -- >> now that we have are the rules of the bank stress test. which ones are worth buying right now? kbw's chief equity strategy, welcome back to the halftime show. >> great to be on. >> what do you make of the test? are you surprised there was some concern or at least on the lower end of the spectrum for morgan stanley and goldman sachs? >> i think really what's coming out is the fed is still very concerned about the trading issues, i mean, we talk the long tail of the whale because kind of got roughed up in the stress test. it's going to be jpmorgan. morgan stanley and goldman sachs. >> what do you make of it, though? from an investment standpoint, i've got traders coming through my show every day, talking about go

alexander and step on mickey and have not seen each other for many years. as the son of stalin's closest colleague. for the first time they were invited to stalin's country house to see with their own eyes where he lived and died good day to you hello glad to see you here. have you been here before many years ago. i have never been here my father used to be here quite often. showing them around stalin's residences historian tough he co-wrote a book about constable and knows the place like the back of his hand. you know. i now understand why start in the had given the order not to clean the way the stove under the windows you want to be able to see footprints as the window sills were very. there were no such instructions. well he could have merely said it well actually all his words were written down as a rule. let's start our tour let's begin with a small dining room where the room. stalin was particularly fond of this room which doubled as his study. is a fireplace here stalin enjoyed spending time in front of it on long winter evenings hunting rifle sent

(warren beatty) "dear lois... " (woman) mickey! (man) lois!re sending their reports to the secretaries now? give the beard a quiet brushing? (man) the what? who sent you here? (woman) why is his shirt on inside-out? (man) shut up with his shirt. get him outta here! but it, agn, was an idea of baking the story orthodox getting into another kind of narrative form. it's a character study, it's a character study, and it ultimately a character study, okay? and if you wait for something to be ultimately resolved, it's not that kind of movie. and that's rreshing. it's also extremely frustrating for a mainstream audience. and ringing sound)hings falg it was the first of that series the only one of that series, because they didn't want to honor the contract after that. they thought that was too crazy a film. and it probably was. (scary music playing) (narrator) like penn, john frankenhmer alternated between mainstream and more innovative features. in 1966 he directed "seconds." (john frankenheimer) "seconds" was a weird movie. there's quite a bit of ed

alexander and step on mickey and have not seen each other for many years the son of stalin's closest colleague. for the first time they were invited to stalin's country house to see with their own eyes where he lived and died good day to you hello glad to see you here. have you been here before many years ago. i have never been here my father used to be here quite often. showing them around stalin's residences historian tough he co-wrote a book about constable and knows the place like the back of his hand. you know. i now understand why start in the had given the older not to clean away the snow under the windows but you wanted to be able to see footprints as the window sills were very little but. there were no such instructions. well he could have merely said it well actually all his words were written down as a rule. let's start our tour let's begin with a small dining room where the room. stalin was particularly fond of this room which doubled as his study. there's a fireplace here stalin enjoyed spending time in front of it on long winter evenings hunting rifle sent close by and

(warren beatty) "dear lois... " (woman) mickey! (man) lois!re sending their reports to the secretaries now? give the bea a quiet ushing? (man) the what? who sent you here? (woman) why is his shirt on inside-out? (man) shut up with his shirt. get him outta here! but , agai was an idea of breaking the story orthodox getting into another kind of narrative form. it's a character study, it's a character study, and it ultimately a character study, okay? anif you wait fosomething to be ultimately resolved, it's not that kind of movie. and that's rreshing. it's also tremely frustrating for a mainstream audience. and ringing sound)(things fg it was the first of that series the only one of that series, because they didn't want to honor the contract after that. they thought that was too crazy a film. and it probably was. (scary music playing) (narrator) like penn, john frankenheimer alternated between mainstream and more innovative features. in 1966 he directed "seconds." (john frankenheimer) "seconds" was a weird movie. there's quite a bit of editing in

sources say mickey d's plans to add a wrap, and is still testing out chicken wings. casinos can no longer keep a poker face. the texas hold 'em craze is fading fast. casino revenues are slumping around 6% each year as gamblers spend less money at poker tables. in vegas alone, at least 8 poker rooms have folded during the past couple years. still to come, battle of the brands: we take on the most beleaguered names on wall street later on in traders unplugged. but first, how washington politics are stressing out the small businesses sector. that's next with bill moller. the engine of the american economy is driven by the small business, and every month we take the measure of the attitude of small business owners across the country. we do this through what's called the surepayroll small business scorecard. they poll 10s of thousands of their members. michael alter is the ceo of surepayroll. michael, the sequester kicked in a few hours ago. i know you have been saying for months that that is one of the key elements of uncertainty that is kind of driving small business ow

i don't care if it's about mickey mouse!to read one book before i die. >> reporter: over the years, ed says many people have tried to school him, but invariably either the teacher or the student would get frustrated and give up. then a few months ago, a friend suggested he see a professor of reading education here at oklahoma's northeastern state university. >> he told me i was wasting my time; and i said, well, we'll just sit and chat a couple of times a week. is that okay? >> reporter: tobi thompson says eventually their weekly talks gave way to flash cards. >> and everything started clicking. >> reporter: he got pretty good at the sight words. >> one. >> reporter: but the real breakthrough came just last week, when, at the age of 89, ed bray read this book about george washington. >> it gave me goosebumps and it still does. it still does. >> it just makes me feel good, boy. "to power a car." >> reporter: he's read three more since. and although they're all just third grade level biographies, each one has the same dramatic

. >> gosling's been in the business for most of his life and started at 8 in the mickey mouse club ande movie coming out, "the place beyond the pines" in which he stars with his real-life girlfriend ava mendes coming out. >> the man is beyond hot. he doesn't need to do anything. him and heidi klum, why not. maybe even together. >> eat some cheeseburgers. there you go. >>> we mentioned march madness. it gets under way today. president obama has once again filled out his bracket. he's got indiana beating louisville for the national title. >> that's right, and a certain little someone is following in the president's footsteps. >> here what i'm talking about, march madness. i'm more like march gladness. time to turn the season around, people. it's time for hope! >> it's time for hope. that's internet sensation kid president filling out his brackets with espn's robert flores. there you go. he, oh, by the way, has got duke, gonzaga, indiana and michigan in the final four. as for the title game, though -- >> 'zaga or michigan? >> oh, no. >> who's going to win it all? >> this is bad. i'm going

he seems more westernized, enjoying mickey mouse and american basketball. even meeting with former nba star dennis rodman. but he is also acting more aggressively than some analysts had hoped, launching rockets into space and building a nuclear arsenal. the north's threats are red hot. if you were going to rate this from one to ten, ten, the most dangerous, what number would you put it? >> i would say we're either at eight or nine at the moment. >> reporter: while south korean media today reported the north may be preparing for another missile test, the range is limited. their longest range missile could reach alaska but, not the main land. but the north can clearly strike throughout asia, including our allies, south korea and japan. allies we are committed to defending. now, one other issue is that there is just very little communication between the two koreas and we've reported that north korea has cut all the last remaining military hotlines with south korea and analysts don't note if all the leader's propaganda pictures are real threats to us or simply

. >> disney is going back to its roots as a company brings back mickey mouse on tv.'s latest attempt to revive one of the world's most popular characters. the 19 episodes, hand drawn will debut in late june on the disney channel. disney's c e o says the episode hearken back to the days of founder walt disney, highlights mickeys qualities. >> watching gas prices at the content of all round the nation this morning. the national average sitting at $3.70 for a gallon of gas. in california the state average is $4.16. >> prices around the bay area in san francisco $4.21. in oakland $4.11 also at $4.11 in san jose. >> will be back with more. we're following the story out of marin county were rescue crews are investigating the fatal accident. Ñáçwçñ thyou eat less...ing weiyou lose weight.et. it's a great plan... until you get hungry. that's the time to take slimful. one tasty 90-calorie slimful and a glass of water satisfies hunger for hours making it easier to eat smaller meals, and resist snacking. your friends might think you found the secret to losing weight. but it's n

we call it the mickey know of this. seemed appropriate. we went to this wonderful temple. the upper river, 6 miles up the river, nobody thought this tsunami would bother them but it did. the abbot's entry was slender and tall. he sits with impeccable posture. i have three daughters, i put them through school and they haven't been back since. than my niece came visiting and said she wanted to become a nun. i thought she was joking so i told her to shave her head right away and she did. that meant she was serious. i sent her to her monastery. there were two, one was two meters high, it reseeded and came back as a three meter wave, a big tsunami wave. the bottom of the river showed. this had never happened before. the temple of the road was washed away, lost all the head stones from the grave, rice fields were swept clean. no one wants to live in that village now. your calls after this tsunami began snowing hard. and 89-year-old woman showed up at the door soaking wet and shivering. the average's wife gave her dry clothes. after the tsunami water came up the river we had 70 o

my cousin mickey spent 12 years in catholic school. she's very rrjs and hopefully she can shed light on what for christians is the holiest day of the year. >> tell me the story about easter, please. >> easter? >> yeah. what's easter to you. >> it's about eggs. >> that's all? >> yeah. >> there's eggs and chok the las a -- chocolates and bunnies. >> why do we celebrate easter? >> eggs. >> tell me about the story of the first easter. >> one? >> yeah. one story is good. >> two? >> do you know two? share them all. >> one, two, three, four, five. >> the meaning of easter is more about jesus than the easter bunny. but the easter bunny is a good friend. he represents jesus well. jesus can't be here, so jesus comes here and he legs eggs. everybody needs a best friend. and the easter bunny is jesus' best friend. does jesus like candy? >> he likess deta. >> he likes what? placenta? >> jesus likes milk. >> yeah. >> interesting. what's good friday. >> saturday? >> oh, on good friday you starve but you don't have to but you're supposed to. you're es

postal officials like mickey try to do that, try to close money losers like these. >> john: why weren'tessure. >> john: congress can do any major change, save billions by adjusting benefit payments? not a chance. >> so the politicians aren't dumb, what are they thinking? >> they are thinking about reelection. >> john: they are supposed to be responsible. >> are we so dumb we lose taxpayer's money? >> if the post office could charge anyway they wanted -- not necessarily. >> john: can't they run it like a business? they have to beg you for permission every time they wanted to do something? office provides something extremely valuable and that is universal service. that costs something. >> john: universal service every american must get mail service whether you live in the suburbs or deep in the alaska. they haul mayor by mule to the bottom of the grand canyon. >> it is in the constitution. >> john: but it isn't. they have the power to establish post offices. it doesn't have to and it doesn't have to deliver mail to all of america. >> they aren't living there by force. if you go back to hi

like when mickey dolans left the beatles. the same. >> andrea: speaking of bitter, chris ma chews have words for republicans -- matthews has words for republicans take a look. >> obama is perfect american. went to school, never broke a law, wonderful family, good husband and good father. i don't think he got a speeding ticket. the guy does everything right. the right wing, and he has been moderate on guns until the horror of newtown. i don't newhat they are afraid of except he happens to be black. >> why play the race card? there is no perfect american. greeses he is a kel vin for crazies. >> dana: i feel bad for him. >> greg: seems like a nice chap. >> dana: i don't know. he has lost it. >> bob: the truth in telling here he is a friend of mine and i enjoy chris. he has a good deal of political background and knowledge. you may not like his politics. he was with speaker o'neil for many years. >> andrea: why the insults? >> bob: he hates republicans. >> eric: you said it's a good political analyst. >> bob: no, i said he was a