. >> is that the big buzz or are we not waiting for the new bush ad? or new ce ad?> well, i think that's it. but many of the brand advertisers are going to be following the same strait jus they have followed in the last several years. very similar. using humor. going to be using animals, using children, using all the different devices that advertisers typically use to engage audiences. i don't think many surprises there, but the audience is eagerly awaiting the ads. >> let's get to some of those. but let's look at etrade, the baby is back. the talking baby that we all love. here's one of the ads. >> this is my friend frank and his retirement plan. >> one golden crown. >> how long have we known each other? >> they have tools, man. they'll help you nail a retirement plan. >> two golden crowns. >> the used of winning are the same as being mauled by a bear. >> frank. >> you didn't win? >> i want to show you something. my shockface. >> fierce, can you lose with a talking baby? >> not with this one. they have, they've done this one correctly in the past. and had great suc

you'll smile when i tell you i put a full page ad in the "new york times" that had a picture of george bush, and you it mr. president, you say jesus changed your heart. we play you'll change your mind. we had one the bishops in the methodist church speak directly to president bush. methodist, at that time, and tried to convince him that war was not a good idea. anyway, i'm excited about the opportunity of having the panel speak. how many of you are before nuclear weapons. i want to see a show of hands. i don't see any. we have the choir here. how many of you would like to see the middle east issues resolved in a peaceful and -- yes, yes. we have a few other hands risen. we hope we can add some value to that. when i served across the street in the house of representatives, we operated on the five-minute rule. then if we wanted an extension, we would ask consent to extend for one or two additional minutes. one of my rules of thumb is to never have five people on a panel, because that takes for hours. but we have five people on the panel. and we have five dedicated people who are dedicated to

bush. he is now the vice president of external affairs for focus on the family which very much was in the news recently because of its adeaturing tim tee bow and his mom. and our last speaker will be eric who has done a great many cool things including authoring a "the new york times" best seller. which was the companion book to that excellent movie "amazing grace." he also has worked as a writer and voice for "veggie tales" and has authored more than 30 children's -- children's books. he was -- please welcome phil -- phyllis. [cheers and applause] >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you, dear friend. we speakers did not check with each other what we were going to say. and i'm sure the other speakers that follow me will talk about if the enemies of the conservative movement and we do have plenty. but the people i'm going talk about, i would not categorize as enemies, just wrong doctors. and these are the people -- wrong doers. and these are people in the republican party who are trying to make the party into something it isn't. they go under various names like ryanos and country club republicans and establishment a