>> yeah, mommy. >> i want to be strong for them.or the kids, i'm their mom, i don't have a choice, you know. >> oh, god, of course, we have to behind a bus. >> i always think, oh, my god, that's the last thing my dad saw. >> mommy, what's wrong? what's wrong? >> nothing, we're just waiting for the light to change. that was scary. i feel out of control. >> larry: howie, are you on that show? >> no, and i can't watch it and i won't watch that clip. i find -- i told you this -- it triggers me. you know, i can't watch -- i don't need that thought going into my head. on the way home it probably won't happen because i'm talking about it now. and -- but if i watch something like that, those are the kind of intrusive thoughts. i'm going to freak out that the seat belt isn't done. i can't. i started watching. i was excited, i heard about the show. and i turned it on and i watched for about maybe three minutes and then i went, oh, my god, i've got to call my therapist. >> larry: is attention deficit completely different? >> there's some simil

all of the stories read the same but not that time because now the new board had two mommies. [laughter] after 12 years together the couple decided to have a baby through artificial insemination then when a photographer came around and said we want the picture of the baby with the mom, the women said which mother would you like? [laughter] same-sex couples 99% of u.s. counties report having them in the 2000 census. half a million couples and many more to come in 2010. this is a big change. we forget how big it is. of let me give you some idea. the very first question asked about gays 1965. the question was come america has many different types of people in it. nearby to know if you think each of these different types of people is more harmful or helpful to american life or do they harm one way or another? homosexuals? seventy% more harmful. 1982, sex between couples of the same sex is always wrong? yes. 70%. what about adopting children 1977? this is when it anita bryant was leading a crusade should not be allowed to adopt children 77%. what about gay teachers in your school?

if you have grown up in that culture then of course your mommy and daddy are going to solve your problems. of course they are going to send you to the vest close. of course credit is going to flow easily and of course credit will be cheap. of course you will come in late, leave early, the party on weekends and your mom will cookie dinner at night. it is laziness and it is immediate gratification culture. so this is not about one, this is not about a race issue. this book is about really the future of leadership itself and when i talk about love i don't talk about, we are the world, we are the future. i am not talking about kumbaya. i am talking about love as a word. not love this glaziness and anti-love is evil. there is very little eaglen this will. but it exists. most people are just lazy. i don't know about you but i did not want to be at 8:00 reverence but love is not about what you want to do, it is about what you need to do. and our audit lyndon says they have got a flat tire. your reaction is, don't you have aaa? and after you, be honest after you say that you say where's your mama

i am older than a breadbox, but young enough to live at home with my mommy. >> ok. sara price who is five wants to know how long it will be on tv. >> we plan to be around for another 40 years. >> that is good year. -- tohear. -- to hear. >> were you worried? >> not at all, but it is nice to hear from the big cheese himself. keep me employed, i will keep going to the gym. >> one of your fans wants to know how much food as cookie monster eat? >> it is not just to heat. -- food he eats. he doesn't eat cookies just a -- just eat cookies anymore. he eats everything. >> he ate the lifetime achievement emmy on prime-time television. >> quite costly, too. it came out of his paycheck. >> are all the characters monsters? >> no, no, no. sesame street has lots of different monsters and people and creatures. i am a monster, yes. >> how can you tell. >> monsters are for real over -- furry all over. robin williams was mistaken for a monster when he came on the show. [laughter] >> bert and ernie were the original breakout stars. now it has been elmo, elmo, elmo. >> tell me about it

i am older than a breadbox, but young enough to live at home with my mommy. >> ok. sara price who is five wants to know how long it will be on tv. >> we plan to be around for another 40 years. >> that is good year. -- tohear. -- to hear. >> were you worried? >> not at all, but it is nice to hear from the big cheese himself. keep me employed, i will keep going to the gym. >> one of your fans wants to know how much food as cookie monster eat? >> it is not just to heat. -- food he eats. he doesn't eat cookies just a -- just eat cookies anymore. he eats everything. >> he ate the lifetime achievement emmy on prime-time television. >> quite costly, too. it came out of his paycheck. >> are all the characters monsters? >> no, no, no. sesame street has lots of different monsters and people and creatures. i am a monster, yes. >> how can you tell. >> monsters are for real over -- furry all over. robin williams was mistaken for a monster when he came on the show. [laughter] >> bert and ernie were the original breakout stars. now it has been elmo, elmo, elmo. >> tell me about it

working-class young people who want to achieve, not because they want to change in their lifetime, not because mommy and daddy are any really good job and they don't want their family to feel bad because they don't achieve, so please i am asking, can tuition fees be abolished because i think young people should achieve, no matter what working-class you are, no matter what klesse war, everyone should have a chance to succeed. [applause] >> the young man here. [inaudible] this is going to bring a huge economic and the fishery to this country. we need to do something about this. we need to help to rebuild this country. that will be our future. it will lead to more things that will put this country back together again. >> thank you. the young lady here. >> i believe that university fees should be abolished because one of the society rights that we have is everybody can go to university and get the degree that they want and i passionately believe that they should. why do we deny them that right? everybody has the right to free education. i think in the end, with lead debts that we incur from the universi

i am older than a breadbox, but young enough to live at home with my mommy. >> ok. sara price who is five wants to know how long it will be on tv. >> we plan to be around for another 40 years. >> that is good year. -- tohear. -- to hear. >> were you worried? >> not at all, but it is nice to hear from the big cheese himself. keep me employed, i will keep going to the gym. >> one of your fans wants to know how much food as cookie monster eat? >> it is not just to heat. -- food he eats. he doesn't eat cookies just a -- just eat cookies anymore. he eats everything. >> he ate the lifetime achievement emmy on prime-time television. >> quite costly, too. it came out of his paycheck. >> are all the characters monsters? >> no, no, no. sesame street has lots of different monsters and people and creatures. i am a monster, yes. >> how can you tell. >> monsters are for real over -- furry all over. robin williams was mistaken for a monster when he came on the show. [laughter] >> bert and ernie were the original breakout stars. now it has been elmo, elmo, elmo. >> tell me about it

and those who have little children know that when they go to the grocery store they go, oh, mommy thatme food. it is that kind of nutrition message that we want to reinforce to the sesame workshop. we have been communicating through wic all along, but now we have a successful partnership to do it through. we have been putting into the hands of wic families already and they are already a big hit. >> and with the program as well, we're looking at other efficient message -- methods that use modern technology to reinforce the message, provide dvd's brain to of informations are there can be an interactive chat room on the internet. how each one will not solve the problem, but an this broad based approach, we can make progress. as i have said, we have been very successful, the u.s. has, in achieving awareness. and we have not been clever enough to apply id consistently here in our own homes in our country. >> thank you very much. >> i just have one other area i would like to cover with you, dr. page, and that is the area of breast-feeding. 28 years ago when i was a member of the house, i was

i like to say that i am older than a breadbox was still young enough to live at home with my mommy.] >> sarah price, who is by, wants to know how long sesame street will be on tv. -- sarah price is 5. >> we say that life begins at 40, and we plan to be around for another 40 years at least. >> that is good to hear. >> were you worriedgrover? >> no, but it is nice to hear from the big cheese himself. i will keep going to the gym. >> one of your fans in the audience wants to know how much food as cookie monster eat? >> it is not just duties. gary was saying -- it is not just food he eats. he does not eat just food. he would eat these microphones right here. >> he ate the lifetime achievement emmy in prime-time television. >> it came out of gary's paycheck kerry cavanaugh >> are all of the characters monsters? >> sesame street is a place where lots of different monsters and people and creatures live. >> are you a monster? >> i am a monster, yes. >> how do we tell? >> monsters are kind of furry allover. robin williams was mistaken for a monster. [laughter] >> bert and ernie were the orig

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