here's what you said about the rest of the pat boone interview.bie said it is wonderful to have another voice of reason. too bad our government doesn't listen. rick says of i look like pat boone when i am 80 years old i will know i have lived my life right. i am with you on that one, rick. take you for your comments, keep them coming. when menswear company thinking about going private. investors like that up nearly 10%. i guess they pay a ton of money to take it private. check out these images of 13-year-old just two days before the world cup kicks off in brazil. this young boys being held soccer's next prodigy. even offered a contract with barcelona. he is a poor kid, similar background of pele. they say he could be the next pele. have you any idea who or what i am talking about? >> i do. rinaldo, isn't he the portugal player? he didn't take the job with the spanish team because his whole family couldn't go. he calls his family the quartet. i like to see him make it. stuart: you know how much a prodigy could make if he is that good and is 13 now?

with us now is pat boone. the spokesman for the 60 plus organization. ill the death tax. may i call you pat? >> my dad is not here. please call me pat. [laughter] stuart: a lot of people that watch this program, myself included, are big supporters of getting rid of state taxes. i could make the argument that you are going to make. got it. it will not happen with this administration. no. no. no. you may know my partner at 60 plus, we are a locomotive. over 7 million seniors. i came out of the closet a few years ago and admitted i am a senior. jim martin made me the spokesman for 60 plus. over 60% vote for romney 2012. they know that this policy is ruining us. now we have 218 congressmen cosponsors of brady's bill to repeal the death tax, to kill it forever, to abolish it. that is enough. the cosponsors, it will pass in the house. and then it goes to the senate. this election year, where so many of the congressmen have not ever voted, it has been nine years since we have voted on the death tax. now this going against democrats and against liberal economic

a boon to brazil's economy, not to mention the players and winning teams and to companies that not only have paid for sponsorships, but who are edging in on the sponsorships without paying for it. patos angeles to break down the economy. this is amazing, because it's the most expensive world cup ever, thereabout 11.5 billion. who gets the biggest payoff here? >> well, right now you'd say the people that built these stadiums, the construction companies that were in charge of putting these things together. there's been a lot of corruption at these games, a lot of people talking about the unevenness. there's a large degree of income inequality in brazil, and so this is creating a little bit of backlash right now in brazil. liz: but there are people who are nuts over this. i always call soccer the bond market of world sports because people might think the national hockey league or the national football league is big, it's nothing, nfl is nothing compared to world soccer, right? >> well, and one of the reasons why is because a lot of countries don't have the resources that we have in america. they don't have the interest, the tradition or the resources to have a professional basketball,