mr. anderson worries that some students and parents think that -- value and ig has a have to retrieve a certainmount of investment. collegeges no long -- is no longer just an educational experience. universities are locked in and amenities arms race and the costs continue to rise. presidential candidate bernie sanders is proposing the government tuition free at public universities. >> it is counterproductive to the interests of our country that hundreds of thousands of bright young people cannot afford to go to college and millions of others leave school with a mountain of debt that burdens them for decades. >> everyone should have access to education. >> the country is founded on so many different things that are not as an art. focusing on college which can help improve all of us at home, it will be more worthwhile. >> not everyone agrees with senator sanders tuition free clam. >> i believe college is a privilege and not an entitlement. just because you read there does not mean you get free college. air,st because you breathe does not mean you get free college. is college a, valuable investmen

mr. anderson. that's the beauty of baseball, though. you get another crack at it tomorrow. rob? >> reporter: sadly, my english teacher was not there, but try, try again. tomorrow, we'll try again. coming up at 6:00, inside the clubhouse with the fellas. >>thank you, rob. >>> still ahead, exclusive video, onlookers rush to save a man who jumped into the frigid hudson river. we'll hear from one man who jumped into action to save him. >> and you have seen the dramatic video of a crashing into a car in new jersey. and now we hear from the driver who tells us it could have been . >>> two cars smash into a police say that a limo smashed into a parked car and sent both vehicles flying through the window of a leather supplier. two people in the limo were hurt and no one in the store was hurt. >>> flames erupted on the third floor of a home leaving firefighters to attack through the roof. no word on a cause or injuries reported. >> that was a big home. >>> a man was rescued from the rigid hudson river and we have radio video of the good samaritans who rescued him. >> reporter: diana, we

mr. anderson. we had an agreement that she had to maintain at least a 3.8 gpa.ut she failed her final exams. i understand. but my question was: when did you tell her you were no longer supporting her? two days before she died. thank you. we'll give you a disclaimer at the beginning of the movie. crozier: your client can still be held liable. it doesn't matter who else you try and blame. it does to a jury. a disclaimer, plus a donation of half the film's profits to a suicide awareness campaign. so how does mexican sound for dinner? should we make a reservation for three or four? p.m.? no, people. my math's a little rusty, but... oh, no, no. come on. we want to get to know kalinda better. i like her. and i don't like any of your girlfriends. i am not dating kalinda. i am not dating anyone. you're pining for her. i can see... you work together. it's natural. you need someone special in your life, will. you need organization. you're not getting any younger. women think it's cute now. in another five years... roger did so much for my life. you think you don't need a

mr. anderson worries that some students and parents think that -- >> everything has a value and i have torieve a certain amount of investment. it is not a great way to look at education in general. no longert college is just an educational experience. universities are locked in an amenities arms race and the costs continue to rise. presidential candidate bernie sanders is proposing the government make tuition free at public universities. bernie sanders: it is counterproductive to the interests of our country that hundreds of thousands of bright young people cannot afford to go to college and millions of others leave school with a mountain of debt that burdens them for decades. >> everyone should have access to education. >> the country is founded on so many different things that are definitely not as important. so by focusing on college, which can help improve all of us, it will be more worthwhile in the long run. andrew: not everyone agrees with senator sanders' tuition free aim. >> i believe college is a privilege and not an entitlement. just because you breathe air, does not mean you g

mr. anderson. >> in the last hour i spoke with john kasich. he says as far as he's concerned, the deal is no big deal. >> we don't want to go places and spend money in places we can't win. and so the idea that i'm going to target those places where i can do the best and he's going to target the places he can do the best, that's terrific. i don't see anything wrong or earth shaking about that. so, that's sort of the end of it. >> our cnn political commentators, and jeff, let's start with you, this time. trump is calling it pathetic, desperate. is the campaign, you think, worried that this is actually going to hurt them? because they're not saying to their supporters don't vote for me. >> yeah. i don't think they are, to be perfectly candid. i think this is -- as we've discussed, i think this is a last minute thing. to some degree it might backfire. i don't think it's going to have any effect on cruz whatsoever. more interesting thing going on is who amongst these i guess 54 delegates running in the pennsylvania's congressional districts are goi

mr. anderson cooper. they're right next door in "the situation room." >> happening now -- a battle of the front runners. hillary clinton and donald trump each looking for a sweep in the northeast. will they run away with victories in all five states? >> forging ahead, one eye on today's votes and other on primaries to come, cruz, kasich, sanders plan, strategize, try to bend the math in their favor. >>> pulse of the electorate. first exit polling starting to come in. in just a few moments, we'll show you data and what it could tell us about what the voters are thinking. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> voting is under way right now in pennsylvania, connecticut, maryland, delaware, and rhode island. welcome to super tuesday number 4, a showdown in five northeastern states. reports at polling stations. we also have exit polling data coming into "the situation room" in a few moments. hillary clinton and donald trump, they're hoping today's contests bring them o

mr. anderson cooper. next door in "the situation room." >> happening now -- a battle of the front runners. hillary clinton and donald trump each looking for a sweep in the northeast. will they run away with victories in all five states? >> forging ahead, one eye on today's votes and other on primaries to come, cruz, kasich, sanders plan, strategize, try to bend the math in their favor. >>> pulse of the electorate. first exit polling starting to come in. in just a few moments, we'll show you data and what it could tell us about what the voters are thinking. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room."

mr. anderson cooper starts right now. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with breaking news.ic candidates have reached an agreement on another cnn debate. it's going to take place in new york city on the 14th. just five days before the primary in new york. wolf blitzer will be moderating. it is a fitting capper to a very full day in the run-up to tomorrow's primary. donald trump telling john kasich, hit the road jack, get out of the race, asking supporters to tell him seal the nomination. governor kasich, who is on the program tonight, calling ted cruz, senator smear, telling him and trump to get over it and put aside the personal attacks and prepare for a contested convention in cleveland. senator cruz with a late-night rally in walk ka shaw wisconsin saying there will only be two candidates left by

mr. anderson cooper starts right now. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with breaking news. this network and the two democratic candidates have reached an agreement on another cnn debate. it's going to take place in new york city on the 14th. just five days before the primary in new york. wolf blitzer will be moderating. it is a fitting capper to a very full day in the run-up to tomorrow's primary. donald trump telling john kasich, hit the road jack, get out of the race, asking supporters to tell him seal the nomination. governor kasich, who is on the program tonight, calling ted cruz, senator smear, telling him and trump to get over it and put aside the personal attacks and prepare for a contested convention in cleveland. senator cruz with a late-night rally in walk ka shaw wisconsin saying there will only be two candidates left by then, himself and donald trump. donald trump has a late-night event in milwaukee practically next door to a bernie sanders event. he's hoping to nab another victory in wisconsin tomorrow while campaigning hard for an upset in new york where he an

mr. cooper -- anderson cooper that is.ing up a springtime spaghetti that's so good, it's newsworthy. plus, we've got an exclusive first look at michael's brand-new barbecue paradise, mabel's. >> these ribs are lip-smacking. >> announcer: the fun starts right now here on "the chew." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> hey, everybody. welcome to "th

mr. anderson? that's the sound of inevitability. well, of course we know how that turned out. it didn't turn out to be inevitable after all. hanging over hillary clinton -- and evan buy is right. if there was not the prospect of an indictment which he told mat lawyer is absolutely not going to happen, although it appears that director comey will be interviewing hillary clinton about her e-mails possibly as early as next month. if there wasn't that hanging over her head it would probably be a slam dunk because she certainly has the super delegates. but we are three months away from both conventions. anything can happen. no matter how many delegates mrs. clinton wins or the super delegates, if an indictment comes down all bets are off on the democratic side to that point, senator, buy, the super delegates can change their vote as they see fit? >>ly land, that's correct. eight years ago some did. some were for mrs. clinton early on. when barack obama got a head of steam going, some of them changed sides, particularly in the african-american community because of the natural affini

mr. anderson worries that some students and parents think that -- >> you know, everything has a value and i have to retrieve a certain amount of investment. the not a great way to look at education in general. >> but colleges no longer just is an educational experience. with universities locked in an amenities arms race over luxury apartments, lazy rivers and lobster dinners, the cost is only continuing to rise. because of this, presidential candidate bernie sanders is proposing the government make tuition free at public universities. >> it is counterproductive to the best interests of our country that hundreds of thousands of bright young people cannot afford to go to college and that millions of others leave school with a mountain of debt that burdens them for decades. >> everyone should definitely have access to education. >> i think the country spends so much on different things that are definitely not as important. by focusing on college, which can help improve all of us at home, it will be much more worthwhile in the long run. >> not everyone, however, agrees with senator sanders' t

mr. cooper -- anderson cooper that is. and they're serving up a springtime spaghetti that's so good, it's newsworthy. plus, we've got an exclusive first look at michael's brand-new barbecue paradise, mabel's. >> these ribs are lip-smacking. >> announcer: the fun starts right now here on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] >> hey, everybody. welcome to "the chew." thanks, guys. >> whoo!

mr. cartoon trump, how do you respond to anderson cooper comparing you to a 5-year-old?derson cooper is a dumb-dumb. he's a stupid head, a total poopy pants. >> you're running for president of the united states. >> excuse me. i didn't start it. >> with all due respect that's the argument of a 5-year-old. >> i didn't start it. >> the argument of a -- >> you would say that that's the problem with our country. >> every parent knows a kid who says he started it. >> then he gave anderson a wedg wedgie. >> lewandowski was charged with simple battery for allegedly grabbing the arm of a reporter. >> he was grabbing me. and just so you understand she was off base because she went through the secret service. she had a pen in her hand which secret service is not liking because they don't know what it is, whether it is a little bomb. >> maybe but she started it. >> how did she start? >> she was holding one of those little bombs. >> a bomb, you mean like one of these. >> aaagh, get it away, steve. >> tomorrow is april fools' day. which means everyone will be waiting for donald trump

. >> jimmy: then he gave anderson it wasn't all combative. mr. trump showed very good manners during the interview by excusing himself many multiple times. >> you're running for president of the united states -- >> excuse me, excuse me. i didn't start it. excuse me, excuse me, i didn't suggest. excuse me, excuse me. you're supporting -- excuse me, excuse me. excuse me, excuse me. excuse me, excuse me, excuse me. excuse me, excuse me, excuse me, excuse me. we won utah. excuse me. >> see, he can be nice. it's not all tough guy. [ applause ] one of the takeaways was that all the candidates who promised to support the republican nominee no matter who it was now say they might not. back in september they all signed a pledge to support the eventual republican nominee. but that was back when no one thought the nominee would be donald trump. and so now -- and trump only signed the pledge because he assumed they were asking for his autograph. last night ted cruz would not commit to supporting trump if he's the nominee, trump said he would not support ted

anderson. this is submitted by the mrs. smith fifth grade class. what are your thoughts on common core?what do you believe our education system needs to ensure quality education for all children? >> terrific question. >> thank you to mrs. smith's fifth grade class. in the first days in office, i will direct the u.s. department of education that common core ends that day. >> you want to ask something? >> let me say a little more on this. it's been the abuse of executive power from the obama administration that has forced common core on the states but the silver lining is everything done with executive power can be undone and what i'd like to see long term is abolish the federal department of education. >> can i ask? and that would mean giving the states the right to choose. >> that's exactly right. and you know, some folks in the media say, gosh, you don't value education. that's the opposite. education is too valuable. we should block grant that money, send it back to the states. you know, the parents and teachers of new york know much better what your kids need than do some bureaucrats

mr. heyman: another star of "scandal," which is always well represented. castntire cap usually -- usually descends on washington. commentator: it looks like the entire cast, courtesy of abc, along with anthony anderson and others from "blacklist." mr. heyman: that is right. commentator: have the obama years been good for the magazine and for the dinners? mr. heyman: president obama is incredibly popular in hollywood, so from the beginning he has brought a lot of people here. dinnersgoing to the during the bush years and there was a difference. commentator: a star of "empire," who is talking to the press secretary. mr. heyman: and a star of "homeland." he played a very complicated part. billionaire on a a new show. he is a guest of cbs. commentator: the white house press secretary could not come invitation. just to be clear. even the president could not come without an invitation. mr. heyman: that is right. this is the time where it is reversed. when those at the white house need the access. commentator: [indiscernible] mr. heyman: in the sense it makes people uncomfortable, you mean the celebrities and politicians mixed? i think -- there is a vivid that fox. -- vivica a. yes, sometimes they feel unc

anderson on this day and i guess kind of cool that people can vote at the john c anderson cultural center today in honor of mrder son who was serving the philadelphia people when he died. so a little history right there couple people who hope to continue serving the american people in our town last night, hillary clinton and bernie sanders and bernie gotten enthusiasms yas many and hillary got the party backing at city hall. here's a little bit of what both had to say. >> i'm excited to be in this beautiful setting, on this spring evening because it makes us all feel like there will be a new beginning, doesn't it? >> generally speaking, not always, but polls often under estimate the how we do on election day. my hope that is a lot of working people, young people, folks who understand it is just too late for establishment politics and economics who know that there is something wrong when almost all of the new income and wealth goes to the top 1 percent, when those people come out and vote, i think we can win. >> reporter: hillary clinton hopes to be back on beautiful summer evening july 28th to accept nominati

anderson: when was the last time you actually apologized for something? mr. trump: oh, wow. can i think? look, i do believe in apologizing. if you're not wrong, i don't believe in apologizing. for instance, i could have apologized -- we started this with my campaign manager, will you apologize. i said, apologize for what? apologize for what? i would love to apologize. it would be so much easier. apologize, you're fired. i apologize to my mother years ago for using foul language. [laughter] [applause] i apologized to my wife for not being presidential on occasion. she's always saying, darling, be more presidential. mark: only different. head to bloombergpolitics.com right now and check out our colleague's story on donald trump. handing democrats a potentially powerful weapon with his latest comments on abortion. tomorrow, we will be here in wisconsin with a big interview. until then, thanks for watching. thanks everybody here on campus. sayonara. ♪ ♪ friday, the first of april. this is "trending business". i am rishaad salamat. ♪ we take you to tokyo, .ydni, singapore a new d

mr. cartoon trump, how do you respond to anderson cooper comparing you to a 5-year-old? >> anderson cooper is a dumb-dumb! >> you sound like an idiot. >> stephen, i have a lawyer and i will sue! >> she knows i love her when she wears yellow so she wears it whenever i have a chance. >> my job to make my man happy. >> that's right. >> retiring nba star kobe bryant the stands. the fan was so excited and decided to take a sniff. i hope it smells good! >> fourth time in history a team ranked tenths or lower has reached the final four. if the orange can't do it, i know chris is not happy in the control room. >> you're about to get yanked off the set! >> i know. i won't be back tomorrow. >> is there anything pete rose can do to lead to his reinstatement? >> i think he has a pretty good idea what he has to do. >> we didn't hear. what did he say? >> one of the things is his inability to stay away from betting on baseball. >> so no sunscreen and this equals that? >> yes, this is what we're saying. >> that is bad! wow! >> they said you're putting that on tv? right, i am. going to k

mr. trump is doing. and by the way, great town hall last night with the family. anderson did a great job. y changed the rules in august. mr. trump entered the race in june. the gop chairman backed marco rubio and they changed the rules in august. there was no vote in what was supposed to be a democratic process. and that was a problem. and i'm not quite sure why people don't understand that the rules are very important. and if you know the rules, particularly in the state of colorado, it wouldn't have mattered if mr. trump had a thousand paid staff on the ground. they preselected the delegates. exactly what indiana is doing today. the system is rigged. >> here's the problem. you're saying it's rigged. there are two problems with this. one, there is absolutely not a shred of proof that colorado did anything because of donald trump, certainly way back then when nobody saw that he would be where he is today. so there is that. and second, why would you go and attack the system that you need, that you are benefitting from and that you are going to have to lean on if you are the nominee? i don't

i remember the first interview i gave anderson cooper, you tr a template trying to fit into that template. mrt template and the american people are craving the kind of leadership donald trump can provide and that's where this process is leading. >> i'm sure anderson cooper said we do in the have a particular template but enjoy asking you all of the tough questions, sam clovis, thanks so much for being on. >> and alisyn, you look great today. just got to say it. >> you, too, sam. thanks so much. >> oh, boy. >> see ya later. let's get over to michaela. >> you should hear him over here. jealous because you've getting a complement from sam clovis. >> clovis, give me a break! >> right. we've got a break coming up here. supreme court showdown on tap. 26 states challenging president obama's executive action on immigration. the texas attorney general leading the charge joins us, next. and with her, a flood of potential patients. a deluge of digital records. x-rays, mris. all on account...of penelope. but with the help of at&t, and a network that scales up and down on-demand, this hospital can be read

mr. trump has literally opened the door and in the one great part about it he's not a politician. he doesn't have all these rules and orders and like we saw last night in andersont town hall. his family said we're not a political family. this is new to us. that's one of those appeals a lot of people have about mr. trump and his campaign. they can relate to that. right now chairman priebus if he's not going to sit here and put the pressure on the state parties to be doing the right thing, he should be trying to figure out a good plan to keep all these folks engaged so that in november they'll still turn out to vote for whatever the nominee is. of course, i want it to be mr. trump. >> scottie, thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> just ahead -- ted cruz, he's taking swipes, new ones, at donald trump as he prepares to take voters' questions along with his wife heidi at cnn's family town hall later tonight. >>> plus, bernie sanders and hillary clinton. they are holding dueling events in new york city tonight. this on the eve of the cnn democratic presidential debate. [plumber] i need to be where the pipes are. so i use quickbooks and run my entire busi

anderson. he received word he would not take part. tomorrow or the next day he will announce he is forming a third-party. what do you think that will do to the party? mr. bush: i don't really believe after the initial flurry it is going to make that much difference. -- there are those who would be for ted kennedy if they thought he was going to have a shot. so i don't view it. i don't think it will be third party. he will run as an independent and they will add the same success. we are a two-party system. it is part of our stability. debate him in the whether he was willing to support the nominee of the party. he made clear he would not prepare that. i think you are right that he will do it. idle think it is going to amount to much after a good trip around the country. i don't see -- he is caught. he doesn't have the true give digital's of a candidate and wants to move against the credentials they got him elected to the house. let him do what he wants. that is the way i feel. [laughter] governor reagan said he could get 20% of the vote. a threat? be >> that would be a disaster. he is probably going to take away from the carter side more than from our

mrs. cruz, did you ever think you would have been brought into this by another candidate? to be in the middle of this has got to be surreal, to say the least. >> anderson, as i mentioned to megyn the other day, i don't tweet, and that has huge advantages. i save a lot of time not tweeting. and so i have just been blessed to not really be impacted by it. i think we should be talking about the issues only. and ted has such an optimistic forward-looking message for this country that does unify this party, focusing on jobs. that's what people care about more than anything else. focusing on our constitutional liberties, freedom. that's what defines being an american. that's what makes people proud. not, you know, silliness that people don't care about. it's freedom. it's freedom that people identify with. and lastly, the issue of security is so critical in this country right now. my brother lives just a mile and a half from where those san bernardino attacks happened. these security threats have come to our doorstep. i as a working mom in houston, texas, feel less safe than i did eight years ago. we must focus 100% of ours energies on that. that's the only

anderson is fighting for his life. >> i was basically only able to see shadows. i decided i was going to have to shoot him before i went unconscious, and that's when i shot mr.>> i didn't so much hear the first felt shot, i felt it. i felt it going through my chest. >> weekly mistakenly believes that he might have been shot. >> at that point, kind of freak out mode trying to figure out, okay, who just shot who. >> and then i pulled the trigger a second time, and then it seemed like right after that, he was just gone. he just disappeared. >> get down on the ground! get on the ground! >> shot twice in the chest, mallory stumbles in front of the cruiser and collapses. >> i saw officer anderson out of the corner of my eye, and i was shocked to see him up and walking towards mallory. >> at that point officer anderson kind of collapsed on top of mallory. >> first thing i noticed was his missing eyebrow, and my concern at that point was with his injuries and making sure he was okay. >> are you okay? >> i don't know. >> back up units arrive on scene. officer anderson and mallory are transported to the hospital. anderson is treated for a concussion and his eyebrow is

mr. president, it was a horrible event, but i think it's very important and appropriate that we always, always start recognizing the lives lost in that disaster. and 11 lives were lost. they were jason anderson, then 35, of midfield, texas; aaron dale bubba burk. en, 37 of philadelphia, mississippi, donald clark, 39 of newlton, louisiana. gordon jones, 28 of bataan rouge, louisiana. roy wyatt kemp, 27 of jone jonesville, louisiana. carl dale klepenger of natchez, mississippi. keith blair emanuel, 56 of gonzalez, louisiana. dewey rivett, 48 of stateline, mississippi. shane roshto, 22 of liberty, mississippi. and adam weiss, 24 of yorktown, texas. mr. president, the gulf coast is one of the most resilient parts of the country -- of the world, having face add variety of disasters and yet always bouncing back. always continuing to push forward. in louisiana, offshore oil and gas development is more than just our state's largest economic driver. it's a way of life, having supported countless jobs and families across the region. that's why our top priority must always be maintaining the highest level of safety standards and in the last six years we've been working to make sure this kind of human t

anderson. he received word he would not take part. tomorrow or the next day he will announce he is forming a third-party. what do you think that will do to the party? mrsh: i don't really believe after the initial flurry it is going to make that much difference. i believe -- there are those who would be for ted kennedy if they thought he was going to have a shot. so i don't view it. i don't think it will be third party. he will run as an independent and they will add the same success. we are a two-party system. it is part of our stability. i asked him in the debate whether he was willing to support the nominee of the party. he made clear he would not prepare that. i think you are right that he will do it. idle think it is going to amount to much after a good trip around the country. i don't see -- he is caught. he doesn't have the true credentials of a candidate and wants to move against the credentials they got him elected to the house. let him do what he wants. that is the way i feel. [applause] [laughter] >> governor reagan said he could get 20% of the vote. would that be a threat? >> that would be a disaster. he is probably going to take away from

i believe anderson cooper thatnted the other night he has asked all of the presence of candidates to phone into a show -- his show every morning. mr. trump is the only one who called, no one else will call to do interviews with him. i don't know if it is because they are not wanting to answer the questions, or what. that is my comments. thank you. host: do you want to weigh in on that? guest: it is very interesting, the remission that the caller looks at multiple sources of news. distinctpite having a ideological view, she is checking other things out. i think that is reality. i think it is one that contravenes our notion of people in echo chambers. on the business of calling in, there is no comparison between obama in 2008 and trump coverage of these days. he hassive amount gotten, compared to other candidates has sort of canned the question. the willingness to have him on at any time is something that others did not want. in the eyes of bookers, producers, and hosts, he is magnetic, maybe radioactive, but he makes news all the time. even lying in bed at 7:00 in the morning, as he did yesterday -- i think yesterday morning, maybe

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mr. paulson. finally, a great big thanks to our professional staff members who worked hard to bring this bill to the floor. joan c to ondon and -- condon and doug anderson. jackie barber at the ag ommittee, mark sinise, jen hlocombe and pierre totsi from my committee. this is truly a team effort and this will save lives and enhance everyone's life around the world who benefits from the program. so i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. engel: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of this measure and i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. engel: thank you. first, mr. speaker, let me thank our chairman, ed royce, and his staff, for their hard work on the bill and for bringing it forward. i'm a big supporter of this bill. and i think this again shows our committee, bipartisanship at its best. i also want to thank congressman chris smith and congresswoman betty mccollum for authorizing this legislation, the global food security act, h.r. 1567. mr. speaker, nearly 800 million p

i believe anderson cooper thatnted the other night he has asked all of the presence of candidates to phone into a show -- his show every morning. mrtrump is the only one who called, no one else will call to do interviews with him. i don't know if it is because they are not wanting to answer the questions, or what. that is my comments. thank you. host: do you want to weigh in on that? guest: it is very interesting, the remission that the caller looks at multiple sources of news. distinctpite having a ideological view, she is checking other things out. i think that is reality. i think it is one that contravenes our notion of people in echo chambers. on the business of calling in, there is no comparison between obama in 2008 and trump coverage of these days. he hassive amount gotten, compared to other candidates has sort of canned the question. the willingness to have him on at any time is something that others did not want. in the eyes of bookers, producers, and hosts, he is magnetic, maybe radioactive, but he makes news all the time. even lying in bed at 7:00 in the morning, as he did yesterday -- i think yesterday morning, maybe t