and nikki bredt, you actually went, we're going to talk to you in a second. but jason, how'd you come up with this idea? were you a frustrated teen wanting to go to europe and nobody would send you? > > not exactly. i just, interestingly, was studying at the university of wisconsin when i was in college, and i had this incredible idea, i guess, one day that you could marry the concept of culture and travel and education all together for teenagers in a very structured and safe environment, and that is what we have been doing. > nikki, i want to ask you, a lot of parents would think, "hey, this is just a lot of fun. i am not going to send them over there to party." did this change you? did this have a strong impact on you? > > it definitely had a strong impact on me. to start, i have lifelong friends from the trip i went to in barcelona. i also took community service classes, business classes, and i was a part of community service and i got to work with kids from barcelona myself. and also the language component, of course. > you were speaking spanish. even tho

. >> reporter: hi, everyone. 16 e years ago supermodel nikki taylor was brought to the hospital where i worked in critical condition after a car accident. she's fully recovered and has a message she wants to share. also, i want to talk about your knees today. how to keep them in prime condition as you get older. also warning about children and dangerous products in the home. you need to hear it. i will reveal the big dangers. let's get started. first ten years since the start of the iraq war. i have had the chance to visit some of the people i met during the fighting. at the time i was reporting from a dusty desert medical tent south of baghdad. doctors huddled over a 24-year-old marine named jesus vedana. he had shrapnel in his brain and i was the only neurosurgeon in the area. i was asked to help. i didn't hesitate. jesus made it. i paid a visit to see what happened when the chaos was over. with his jaw set is, his eyes gleaming, jesus swells with pride. he's a marine ready for battle. he has no clue a single bullet will soon dramatically change his life. >> you miss it. >> i do mis

so, nikki, um, how was paris this time? a bore. you know who used to love paris?n fact, i-- i think i may have a picture of her. ah, yeah. wow, she was beautiful. do you want to dance? would you like some bread, jerry? no, no, thanks. i'm just not hungry. well, then at least drink your beer. it's not a twist-off. you have a little something on your face. i can get it. no, no. no, no you're missing it. it's higher. it's an eyelash. make a wish. i don't want to. make a wish. ok. didn't come true. don't you just love lobster? kevin: that museum of miniatures was amazing. i know. it was so tiny. yeah. hey, guys. elaine, sit down. these are a couple of my friends. this is gene and this guy we just call feldman. the bizarro world. great first gig! let's go! party! awwwww... arigato! we are outta here! party...... finding you the perfect place, every step of the way. hotels.com [ female announcer ] take your lettuce from drab to fab with new lean cuisine salad additions. with grilled chicken edamame pineapple ginger vinaigrette and crispy noodles. just bring your own let

and, of course, nikki haley is talking about the same thing.fort to not stomp out voter fraud like they claim they're doing, but it's an effort to make sure that there are tremendous hurdles that are put in front of voters to jump over, and basically stops them from doing what citizens have a right to do already. >> but congressman, that was -- >> i think it's sad. >> congressman, that was the longest applause on anyone on the day she was speaking, on basis that she was proudly promoting voter i.d. >> well, we know, martin, that the republicans know that america is not buying what they are selling. and so what they've decided to do is to make sure that they block the person doing the buying. and that's basically what this is all about. and they know good and well that the motor voter law that we're talking about here, the national law that trumps the arizona law, clearly the intent of a congress was to make it easier for the voter to be able to vote. and they are making it harder. when you can simply send in a postcard, under the penalty of per

last night, "american idol" had a live broadcast, and one of the judges, nikki minaj, showed up late. >> this is where nikki -- i hear she is seven minutes out and there's congestion on the 405. >> i thought it was the 101. >> let get the party started. >> everybody gets caught in traffic but miss minaj is a pinhead because she should have been there an hour early. here's the tip of the day. it's important to respect people with whom you deal. being late is a sign of disrespect. you are inconveniencing another person. if you are habitually late, at millions of americans are, you're a pinhead and will hurt yourself because good people do not want to disrespected. i'm in town if you wish to opine. word of the day. brand new one. this is a great word. again, thanks for watching tonight. i'm "the o'reilly bill o'reilly. the spin stops right here. >> welcome to hannity tonight. appears the democrats are taking a page out of president obama's play book and proving they have no intention of taking real action to deal with the debt or balance the budget. first, here's the background. let's re

from nikki and sidney, the rodeo organization.ted more than $300 million to scholarship and research. 70,000 people help volunteer to help pull off the show. thank you for having me and i hope i didn't embarrass texas too much. >> a whole new respect for you, bianna, a whole new respect. >> yeehaw! we'll be right back. ♪ we weren't really morning people. we're vampires after all. but then we tried new nutri-grain fruit crunch bar. it's so crunchy. crunchy granola, mmmm... made with real fruit, 20 grams of whole grains. now, we love mornings. it's amazing what we're getting done. ♪ [ laughs ] whoa. slow down, boy. mornings. who knew? new kellogg's nutri-grain fruit crunch. love the morning. are you gonna ask it? one second, honey. ask it now please. [ chuckles ] okay, okay. ♪ [ dad ] google, check sequoia flight 62. [ woman ] sequoia flight 62 is canceled. [ gasps ] let's go, let's go! let's play! [ yelling ] ♪ [ laughs ] ♪ living with moderate to semeans living with pain.is it could also mean living with joint damage. humira, adal

last night, "american idol" had a live broadcast, and one of the judges, nikki minaj, showed up late.this is where nikki -- i hear she is seven minutes out and there's congestion on the 405. >> i thought it was the 101. >> let get the party started. >> everybody gets caught in traffic but miss minaj is a pinhead because she should have been there an hour early. here's the tip of the day. it's important to respect people with whom you deal. being late is a sign of disrespect. you are

gwen: is -- the difference is nikki haley did that today and she said the opposite. there is a fight going on in the party and we'll be watching all of it. we have to leave a bit early. one more time. we're winding up pledge week on pbs, which gives you the chance to support your local station, which supports us. but our conversation continues online where we'll get to everything we didn't get to including ohio rob portman's decision to support same-sex marriage. we'll see you here again next week on "washington week." good night. >> corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by -- >> we know why we're here. to connect our forces to what they need when they need it. >> to help troops see danger before it sees them. >> to answer the call of the brave and bring them safely home. >> around the globe, the people of boeing are working together to support and protect all who serve. >> that's why we're here. >> additional corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by prudential. additional funding is provided by the annenberg foundation, the corporation fo

>> i think you could see susanna martinez from new mexico, nikki haley and kelly ayotte, the senator from new hampshire. >> greta: you mentioned florida, governor rick scott has decided to expand the medicaid, which after he said he wouldn't and i think that governor chris christie like-wise, i can't remember, but does governor rick perry says he's not taking it. >> you know, the great thing about the federalist system is that 50 governors have to make decisions from 50 states. i would-- my bias is with rick perry, but i don't second guess a governor of a state who makes a decision that he thinks is right for his state. that's why you have a federalist system and that's why the 10th amendment is important. we'll see over the next four or five years which person made the right decision. >> greta: at the dinner tonight that was in washington that we just spoke about at the jefferson hotel. speaker boehner and senator mcconnell, both republican leaders, weren't invited. >> i don't think that's bad. i mean, i went to a lot of dinners with bill clinton, when he didn't necessarily have lea

am looking forward to perform thering and a lot of my things have and hawkings has been there and nikki has been there and they have a wonderful reputation and it is just, i do have, and i understand the residents situation. and i really do. but, as san francisco being a metropolitan city and new york and chicago and all of the metropolitan cities and it is all of the wonderful singers and here in the northern california, area not just california, everything is not in la. we have good singers here, we can't find them, even though i travel and you know what i do more often. and all of that. we are going together but i still work in new york with martha and she would love to the come to the razz room and bring her band or put it together because this is home for her. and this is home for me. you know i don't want to go to europe and 15 or 16 years and be appreciated and be there because i can't find work in my own backyard. i want to work here at home, and if you would consider and think about it, and vote it in, and what i have heard, is that the owners is willing to come up with the fun

they are the ones who deal with practical matters and somebody like a chris christie in new jersey or nikki in south carolina and rick perry in texas and ideally maybe even governor romney in massachusetts. they deal across the aisle and they deal with the practical issues and they can help the party sort of see where the country's going and move ahead in a practical matter and take credit for it if the party is smart enough to take advantage of that. >> practicality, bipartisan thinking and nonideological thinking is the reason why people liked republican governors so easily. they don't like to make a big ideological choice and giving a reasonable bipartisan, nonideological answer. i haven't thought much about it and it sounds fine to me. it's a reasonable answer as a gi that doesn't give much thought to something and even if you're a governor. you're not allowed to do that if you're a republican anymore. anyway, thank you. chris christie meets the press. the third grade press. literally. [ male announcer ] how do you measure happiness? by the armful? by the barrelful? the carful? how abou

in with rubio, in with cruz, martinez, nikki haley, jind jin. >> kimberly: out of respect he was the for the party. >> dana: i don't think cpac -- like rand paul won last year. >> greg: romney did. >> dana: ron paul. >> greg: romney won the straw poll. >> dana: who won in iowa? >> greg: i don't know. reagan and g.w. bush won the straw poll. >> dana: i don't remember. can i ask about rand paul? that was something that a lot of people loved his sound bite. the g.o.p. of old has grown steal and moss covered. we have don't need to name any names but we just did. it's incumbered approach to freedom. they need to embrace liberty. it could argue on specifics but rhetorically, is it a good message? >> greg: he is talking about the me generaller iss, not the message -- he is talking about messengers, not the message. he is talking about himself. this is me walking around going gosh, tall people are so annoying. they go around vertical all the time. he is saying i'm tired of the old people. it's time for people like me. that is what he is saying. good message. >> bob: his message is frankly co

hispanic-americans, to run for state house all run the country so we have a pipeline of tim scotts, nikki haleys, marco rubios, and it is important for us to take our message, and one of the things i was encouraged by the report is a stark recognition of the importance of this. one of the things i was encouraged by in the post mortem is a very stark recognition of the importance of this. i call it inc -- inclusiveness. to be conservative and bative >> you do not see this with republican governors. governor barbour getting reelected with 20% of the black vote in mississippi is not outside the norm for republican governors. i was chairman of the campaign in virginia. i think mcdonnell got 23% of the black voters in virginia. you see in other states as well. >> let's take some more questions. the lightning round. that was an important topic. >> i will let somebody on the stage take up this business about blaming willie horton on al gore. that is reprehensible. americans who watch pundits i know resonate with this statement, sometimes wrong, never in doubt. with that, i would like to hear fro

nikki heat? the character he's basing on you.ip with the mayor, i get to be on her case. i would be happy to let you spank me. and together, we catch killers. we make a pretty good team, you know? like starsky and hutch, turner and hooch. you do remind me a little of hooch. ♪ (camera shutter clicking) (esposito) meet the late jack coonan. why is that name familiar? because it probably crossed over all our desks a dozen times in the last few years-- aggravated assault, a.d.w., arson. coonan had a heavy rep. word is he's an enforcer for the westies. okay, remind me--who are the westies again? irish mafia out of hell's kitchen. they deal in cargo theft, counterfeiting and public urination on st. patrick's day. our boy coonan also had a home security system-- 12-gauge, hollow point. that thing could stop a kodiak in kevlar.

nikki heat? the character he's basing on you. thanks to my friendship with the mayor, i get to be on her case. i would be happy to let you spank me. and together, we catch killers. we make a pretty good team, you know? like starsky and hutch, turner and hooch. you do remind me a little of hooch. sophie! sophie, are you in there? sophie, the procession starts in 15 minutes. if that girl ruins your wedding-- i'm not worried about the wedding, mother. i'm worried about sophie. if i had as much champagne as she did last night, i'd probably be late for february. oh, hey. can you open this door for us? it's an emergency. please. thank you. (man) ♪ ah, it's a crying... sophie. sophie. the bed hasn't been slept in. ♪ it's a crying shame that the love feels lame ♪ she' if her dress is still here. ♪ the love... aah! make sure it's nice and tight. yes, sir. what on earth are you two doing?

nikki heat? the character he's basing on you. and thanks to my friendship with the mayor, i get to be et you spank me.woy to let you spank me. and together, we catch killers. we make a pretty good team, you know? like starsky and hutch, turner and hooch. you do remind me a little of hooch. (metal squeaking) (thud) (thud) (thu (thud) tell me, seer, what do i hold in my hand now? (whispers) shh. you're holding... a wallet. yes! incredible. ten out of ten. what's going on? gram's teaching me how to read minds. and she is a natural. much better than you were at her age. and i'm very proud. why the sudden foray into the mysterious realms? it's a genealogy project for school. half of the assignment s is to collect stories from family members. i had no idea that gram's folks had a mind-reading act on coney island. yeah, they were very famous in their day. i love all their codes-- how "tell me" means wallet and "reveal to me" means a pair of glasses. yes, you come from a long line of hucksters and charlatans, myself included. but we have

nikki heat? the character he's basing on you.hanks to my friendship with the mayor, i get to be on her case. i would be happy to let you spank me. and together, we catch killers. we make a pretty good team, you know? like starsky and hutch, turner and hooch. you do remind me a little of hooch. (the voluntary butler scheme) ♪ i want to trade... oh, excuse me, baby. oh, boy. ah, home sweet home. can we get midnight from the kennel now? we'll get him as soon as we're settled, okay? i'm hungry. let mommy get situated, then i'll make you a bowl of hot cereal, okay? okay. come here. honey, you said you were gonna wash the dishes before we left. didn't you make the bed before we left? someone's been sleeping in our bed. someone's been sleeping in my bed, too, and he's still there. what? baby, go wait in our room. (girl) is he asleep? (castle) oh, yeah! that's what i'm talking about. darling, must you talk so loud? some of us are still waking up. what's all the excitement about? only the "new york ledger's" annual ten most eligible bache

first up is justin, born to nikki and sam on february 27th. mom and dad love justin's spiky hair. next is baby liam, born to parents kristen and brandon on february 6. mom says she learned the only time to sleep is when the baby sleeps. our next baby of the week is courtney, born on january 30th to camille and roman in clifton, new jersey, making 19-month-old cameron a big sister. and this baby was born on february 15th. so big congratulations to all of our new parents. if you'd like your adorable baby to be considered for today's johnson's baby of the week, go to klg&hoda.com. >> thank you so much. >>> meredith she has a friend, his name is kevin fitzgerald, only 17 years old. diagnosed with something called acute lymphoblastic cancer. he had a bone marrow transplant. he is in the hospital. he had to have a double lung transplant. he had to have a boston children's hospital from meredith vieira and all of us, we are wishing him the best of luck and get home soon. >>> we'll be back after this. in. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep, and lunesta eszopiclone can help you

>> rick perrynd nikki haily and bob mcdonald, we consider them competition, they are friends but they are competition, we welcome the competition. rick perry and i saw each other two weeks ago, we said we'll fight for our jobs, he is going to california, i fight for jobs to keep jobs in north carolina, and i'll take jobs from any place, i like to get them from overseas, also some international companies investing in north carolina. and we're having good news success, and the metlife announcement of 2600 jobs with is a positive signal for north carolina, our biggest challenge right now is small rural towns of north carolina, throughout the u.s., that is our greatest challenge, but markets like raleigh, and durham, and greensboro, and high point, and charlotte are coming back. neil: you could look at and say, despite right to work, and your en treaties to win them over, you still have a stubbornly high unemployment rate, it is coming down, othersould say, low taxes great locale, and great cities, you canon ge get you so far -- it can only get you so far, what is the problem? >> in the p

south carolina governor, nikki haley appointed republican congressman tim scott to demint's seat.eated a free for all in his district. the district hugs the coast from myrtle beach to charleston even though it is nowhere near the appalachian trail, mark sanford is attempting a political comeback. he used to cover the district before withining the state house. ted turner's son teddy is taking a hard push for the republican nomination, but it is not exactly a chip off of the old block. he is making his name for himself as a conservative republican. over on the democratic side business elizabeth colbert-busch is looking like she will get the nomination. joining us to talk about this is "charleston post & courier" reporter robert behre. >> thank you for having me. >> michael: i can't believe that mark sanford is running. have people forgotten his affair? >> they certainly haven't forgotten it, but he has done a lot of work in the last three or four years to try to make amends, when the scandal broke he was very active in calling, writing, and apologizing. he did an apology tour when h

hispanic-americans, to run for state house all run the country so we have a pipeline of tim scotts, nikki haleys, marco ubios, and it is important for s to take our message, and one of the things i was encouraged by the report is a stark recognition of the importance of this. i call it conclusive desperate the conservative and conclusive and bring people into the party because of our message resonates. >> let's go to another question. yes? >> what the american people -- race is still a polarizing issue, but what those voters look for its acceptance and inclusion. when they feel that any political party is ignoring them or alienating them, they tend to become motivated to vote for or against that other party. >> you do not see this with republican governors. the fact is, governor barbour getting reelected with 20% of the black vote in mississippi is not outside the norm for republican governors. fact is, i was chairman of the campaign in virginia. i think mcdonnell got 23% of the black voters in virginia. you see in other states as well. we don't have the problem at the state level that we

nikki heat? the character he's basing on you. and thanks to my friendship with the mayor, i get to be on her case. i would be happy to let you spank me. and together, we catch killers. we make a pretty good team, you know? like starsky and hutch, turner and hooch. you do remind me a little of hooch. (band of skulls' "patterns" playing) ♪ there's one for the money ♪ and two for the sin ♪ and three for the time when authority kicks in ♪ ♪ there's four for the reason ♪ and five for the tricks ♪ but nothing's gonna save you from the six, six, six ♪ ♪ oh ♪ oh ight. one and two. three and f-- why you all beyoncé this morning? you got a school dance coming up? (laughs) no. ashley gave me some of her cheer routine. she's been on the j.v. for two years, and she wants me to try out for the squad. cheerleading? yeah. why? who are you and what have you done with my daughter? what's wrong with cheerleading? no, no, nothing's-- nothing's... i'm just--i didn't know you... wanted to be one. me either. but i watched ashley practice, and it looks

two big rock stars, rob thomas and nikki sixx tweeted the same thing.ichael moore on the show. would love to hear him talk about the blog on guns. they said you said in your blog about sandy hook last week it may take a moment as dramatic as one of the parents releasing the pictures of their child after they had been slaughtered by adam lanza in school that day. why do you think that would make a difference? some of the parents felt it was an offensive suggestion. >> no. there was something on fox news. nobody was offended actually because everybody knows and i knew in newtown knows that you would want this to happen only if the parents approved of it. in my blog i talked about a young man named emmett till in 1955, a young black kid murdered down south simply because he was black. his mother insisted that there be an open coffin. she wanted photographers, the news people to see what happened to this 14-year-old boy. to see what racism and bigotry does. that galvanized the country. it was three months later that rosa parks refused to get out of her seat

. >> supermodel nikki taylor thanks the people who saved her life. >>> plus, the ceo of xerox suggests. my hot topics panel weighs in. >>> curing cancer, find out why dream teams of scientists are closer than ever. >> hello, everyone, i'm don lemon. in one hour, a new york judge may free a man convicted 22 years ago for a murder many believed he did not commit. among the believers, not just defense attorneys, but the brooklyn d.a., who is going before the court today to ask for the release of this man, who was convicted in 1991 for the murder of rabbi warsburger, who was 58 years old. a reporter survivor of auschwitz and champion for jews in brooklyn. a robber gunned him down and got away in his car. detectives say they had rantas' confession, eyewitnesss, and more. but as the d.a. began digging, he determined ranta was the wrong man. mary snow is in brooklyn. mary, how did this case fall apart? >> reporter: well, really, don, the turning point and what set this in motion was an eyewitness who identified david ranta in a police lineup came forward two years ago to say that he was told

nikki six said neil was doubled over on his dressing room floor five minutes till showtime.ough all of the pain. he is 52 years old now and the group's next show is in australia, and they say it is still on for tomorrow. >> who tops these rockers? >> oh, my gosh, kidney stones. pass them first. >> good luck for that. 37 minutes after the hour right now. valerie harper is putting on a brave, strong face and speaking out in the face of incurable cancer. we're going to have a closer look at her diagnosis straight ahead. no they don't. hey son. have fun tonight. ♪ ♪ back against the wall ♪ ain't nothin to me ♪ ain't nothin to me [ crowd murmurs ] hey! ♪ [ howls ] ♪ [ howls ] oh, hi thehey!ill. are you in town for another meeting? yup, i brought my a-team. siness trips add to family time. this is my family. this is joe. hi joe! hi there! earn a ton of extra points with the double your hhonors promotion and feel the hamptonality. today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how

nikki haley, pat too many zee he's probably going to win this thing thanks to sarah palin. >> she dominatede time. >> this is a problem for the gop. >> that's right. because she also, for instance, picked christine o'donnell and there's a senator out of delaware and because of hr involvement in primaries there, too. so it's a huge problem for -- she can still, like they said, ril up the conservative base and maybe we'll be able to get ourselves in the sarah palin commercial. it's true. there is a segment of the republican party that she can power up. and the gop had an interesting terminology for some of the problems with that base and i think they refer to it as ethrocentric attitudes. it turns off a lot of the rest of the country. so to the extent that they can suppress that, they would do better. sarah palin rils it up. >> angela, the gop is talking about rebranding and reaching out to a wider audience but this week sarah palin showed up at a basketball game wearing a krik fillet t-shirt, the same week she's wearing the t-shirt the same week that p boss the boss came out opposing same-se

. >> jamal: you don't think of south carolina as an incredibly progressive place, but they have nikkig on. >> i am a son of south carolina. i reluctantly claim that as my home state but as we always say in south carolina thank god on mississippi, because we always have them to fall back on. but south carolina is an interesting place. there is a weird progressive community there, and they demand more out of nikki haley who has taken a lot of heat recently whereas in the past it was just sort of accepted. >> jamal: i was looking at any trend lines on twitter, one of the big trends is spring break is coming up. i was trying to figure out a % weekend vacation spot and i can't find any fairs and hotels for decent prices. >> jamal: yeah. >> yes, my family is all going out of town somewhere. >> very nice. >> jamal: but no spring break for you? >> oh no. we don't get a spring break for the show. although that's a good idea. i could probably talk to bill press about that. >> jamal: all right. we'll be right back. this is the "bill press show." my name is jamal simmons. >> announcer: heard abou

that seat gave nikki haley a free shot at filling that vacant senate seat with whoever she wanted. the guy she picked was this man on the left, congressman tim scott. only first elected to the house in 2010. only had one term when he got the nod to move to the senate. thanks to that appointment, he was the first african-american senator south carolina has ever had. now it is his seat in the house that is vacant. and tomorrow, democrats and republicans hold their primary elections to try to fill that seat. on the democratic side, the nominee is expected to be elizabeth colbert bush. her brother uses a fancier pronunciation of the name, known as stephen colbert. on the republican side, the front runner almost as famous as stephen colbert and more famous than his sister but not for a good reason, former governor mark sanford. he has a big national profile, but it is because of his fake hiking trip. mark sanford apologized, finished his term as governor and withdrew from public life for two years. now he is back, trying to win back the public's trust and respect by trying to win back t

south carolina goc nor, you heard her, nikki haley, said my kids could come up with those cuts. >> well, that's good. she's got smart kids. a lot of people could come up with the cuts if we were cutting $3.5 trillion. we're not. we're cutting half a year's funding for the smallest part of the bunl e, primarily on the discretionary side. it accounts for a little more than a third of all spending. and we're asking them to do it fast. i agree with david, if the president had more flexibility in how he makes those cuts, they could be smarter cults but in terms of the timing could they be that smart if you only have seven months to enact them? i don't know what the erps of the republicans' proposal are, but cutting over seven months is a short period of time to do so in a prioritized way. >> i would encourage our viewers to read the stuff you're writing on this because there are a lot of myths out there. better to be fully informed. jean is a hi ha sahadi, thanks . >>> the u.s. spends as much on defense as the next ten can countries combined. will these cults harm america's military superior

carolina because ken scott is filling out only the next two years of jim demint's term. >> bill: and nikki for reelection. >> correct. >> bill: and about your mayor of charleston, he has been mayor for what, like 60 years or something like that? >> just about. almost 40. he is actually a democrat too. though he changed the elections to non-partisan, but he is one of the democratic voice here who have also come out in strong support of elizabeth colbert-busch. and mayor riley says he is not going to run again in 2015 but a lot of people here still don't believe him. >> yeah, having grown up under mayor joe riley, no i think he is going to go out with his boots on. >> bill: robert great to talk to you this morning. two of our best friends in the world are john and carol fowler so i'm sure you know them -- >> i not only know them but they are my in-laws. south carolina we all know each other real well down here. >> bill: yeah, i know about all of that imbreeding down there in south carolina. [ laughter ] >> bill: all right. say hello to them for me, robert. robert. >> i sure will. >> bill: it