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. >> caller: a picture of my son and my dog petey.ou. >> caller: we had a dog who had seizures for years. could be he just needs to be on some phenobarb and hopefully he'll have them less often. don't worry too much. >> stephanie: i think he ingested something. >> caller: i'm so sorry. i sent you a super cute picture. >> stephanie: i'm going to that right away. >> don't let max drive when he's on the drugs. sorry, dana, go ahead. >> caller: it is too bad whoever is dealing with fighting the nra isn't as quick as penn state was. they just dropped the hammer down today. and i love every second of it! i love it. people need to be punished and have them punished. it happened very quickly. >> stephanie: it did. by the way jim was saying -- somebody is saying wham i supposed to tell my kids about where the statue is? >> well, there are a lot of things you need to explain to your kids. >> they think max was hopped up on goofballs. >> stephanie: they had banned penn state from all post-season play four years and fined the program $60 million