prescott. incomplete. intended for robinson. defended by tony conner. number 12. >> gary: tony conner, again, another member of that prize recruiting class from a year ago. played as a true freshman. one of the leading tacklers -- in fact, tied for the leading tackler for the ole miss defense. >> verne: third down, 10. under nine to go. prescott. one-hopped it. >> gary: yeah, but the receiver fell down on the play and it is going to force a punt. i think if they had just completed a short pass, dan mullen might have thought of going for it on fourth down. lewis is going to fall down on the play. gets in there. watch him slip. he got jammed. nice play that time inside by keith lewis. >> verne: had a very productive day. >> gary: absolutely. >> verne: yeah. devon bell is on to punt on fourth down and 10. takes kind of a neutral bounce. down to the 18 yard line. 8:33 to go. remember early in the broadcast, we talked about the problems this ole miss team had in rushing. >> gary: they could not find

prescott into the end zone. incomplete. robert johnson. right at the goal line. >> gary: could have completed that ball. would have taken a perfect throw. threw it a little high. it wobbled on him. he did not throw a good spiral and the ball got away from him. >> verne: second and goal. prescott will run. >> gary: got to take the time out now. you have no choice. can't save them now. >> verne: and he does. 25 seconds remaining. it's 25-13. >> verne: 25-13, mississippi state. undefeated season on the line. they trail alabama. they have one time out left. third and goal. >> gary: see, mississippi state changed their players so the officials correctly allowed alabama to substitute. >> verne: option. prescott pitches. 20 seconds to go. they've got one time out left. they use it. >> gary: i don't know what to sayment i would be throwing the ball in the end zone. >> verne: yeah. >> gary: dan knows his offense better than i do but i don't understand those last couple plays and i don't quite get why he saved his time outs because now they're in a

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when you get a lecture from john prescott on english-language you are really in trouble. everyone can see. a leader in crisis, a party with nowhere to go. [shouting] >> thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. me i ask the prime minister a sensible question. [laughter] does he welcome the fact that the first time ever all those authorities and businesses in somerset have reached agreement on the improvements necessary to upgrade our transport infrastructure? will my honorable friend agree to meet with a small delegation from the financial so we can discuss this proposal and for him to help us put in place a long-term connectivity plan? >> i'm very happy to have that meeting with my right on working and i think he's right about the need to upgrade a transport to the southwest. that's why we been carrying out the rail study but even before that we spent over 31 million pounds on important rail improvements and a number of road improvements. our roads program includes major and important work for the southwest but happy to hold that meeting. >> today's house select committee repor

quarterback matt prescott and the unbeaten bulldogs at number 5. quarter blake to cooper quick hit. it goes from 5-0 to 12-tide. 4th quarter here's alabama's tj tough run 7 yards out. alabama up 25-13. they hang on to win 25-20. mississippi state suffered its first loss of the year and alabama is 9-1. >>> they got this freedom trophy on the line when nebraska and wives get together. melvin gooden and gordon gets alone for a 62-yard touchdown run in a huge day for gordon. badgers come all the way. here's the last play of the 3rd quarter. gordon scoots out for 26 yards of the touchdown. he rushed for a record 480 yards and 4 touchdowns and the badgers would find the 59-24 to beat nebraska. >>> switch over to hockey. let's drop the puck for the sharks in columbus. fifth game of the seven-game road trip and they fell in a hole in the second period. bluejackets all over niemi and atkinson scored. increased columbus lead 2-0. they beat the sharks 2-1. san jose 2-3 on the road trip. >>> nfl. good news/bad news. here's the bad. 49ers place defensive back j

prescott open, 69 jurors and the bulldogs up 17-10.he bulldog 20 but allen intercepted in the end zone and no. 1 barely survives. they are now 8-0. >>> how about san jose state. hosting colorado state. spartans tyler irving got the block and is gone. giving the lead. irving rushes for 149-yards in the game. let's go to the 4th quarter now. san jose state trailing now. gray making a terrible decision here, throwing underhand and intercepted by aaron davis. ran it into points. he takes it in from 7-yards out. they win 38-31. an jose state falling to three and five, 2-2 the mountain west. inside the five we are going to switch to the nfl. what -- why is gym harbaugh all -- jim harbaugh all upset? is at this time rams, we will answer that in a moment. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, virginina hosting seventh rd tcu. third quarter mountain leading 20-17. horned frogsh doctson makes the catch neae line but he gets s >>> big matchup in the bill t west virginia hosting tcu. mown -- horn frogs making the catch near the sidelines but it gets stripped. picking

heisman candidate jack prescott finds ross for the score. crimson tide drive. alabama wins 25-20. bulldogs first loss of the season. >>> what about wisconsin hosting nebraska? badgers running back melvin gordon had a record-setting day. he rushed for 408 yards on just 25 carries including 4 touchdowns as wisconsin beat the corn huskers 59-24. he tops the old record of 406 yards back in 1999. >>> seth curry, he's taking on his hometown team tonight but he doesn't plan on taking it easy. step dad dale is in town. he is one of charlotte tv's broadcasters. they realize what a victory tonight means to seth. >> yeah, definitely. that's where he grew up. he's got to have bragging rights to his pops. he has to get that win. our goal this year is to have one of the best home records in the nba. there's no excuse why we shouldn't. these are the games you have to win. you go on the road and nothing is guaranteed. who knows what could happen? we just got to come tonight and have the mind-set to take care of business. >>> stanford football team suffered its fifth loss of the season to utah. bo

jerseys not to a girlfriend but to a teacher who has made a difference in their lives and senior prescottbeth. >> i reflected on how much she helped me. >> i thought oh, wow maybe he didn't hate me as much as i thought he did. >> it is one of my best memories there. >> tanya is wearing the second jersey she's been given this year. >> as a teacher it is just mind-boggling to get that feedback of, you made a difference in my life, that's just huge. >> teachers and athletes say this simple gesture has improved their relationship as well as the grades. proving that even some of life's biggest wins never show up in the record books. >> we got to be honest, they started 9-0 but lost that game, they are going to the playoffs. that's a great source of pride for the school. just everybody, student, teacher, coach has said how this gesture symbolizes everything the coach has done which is bringing the whole school together in a way that has never happened at that school before. >> unique idea. brilliant. so great. >> thanks. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist. >> that weather pattern we've

dak prescott rolling out, in trouble. how on earth does fred ross get this wide open? takes it in for the score. mississippi state picks off a pass in their own end zone as time was expiring. they win it 17-10. auburn and ole miss in oxford. how would ole miss respond after the tough loss at lsu last weekend? look at cameron artis payne. powers his way in. he had 138 yards rushing. all burn by four. later in the fourth, same score. here comes ole miss. bo wallace, la kwon treadwell. can he get the game winner here? he gets tackled, his ankle crumples underneath him. it was ruled a touchdown. but after review, it was ruled that he fumbled into the end zone. treadwell would have to be carried off the field on a cart and auburn recovered in the end zone and they would go on to win. ole miss has lost two in a row. georgia at florida. in jacksonville. the embattled will muschamp, can he finally have a good day? florida ball carriers had a great day on the ground. kelvin taylor. that's fred taylor's kid. he would have a great day. gators, 418 yards rushing. they win it 38-20

when you get a lecture from john prescott on english-language you are really in trouble. everyone can see. a leader in crisis, a party with nowhere to go. [shouting] >> thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. me i ask the prime minister a sensible question. [laughter] does he welcome the fact that the first time ever all those authorities and businesses in somerset have reached agreement on the improvements necessary to upgrade our transport infrastructure? will my honorable friend agree to meet with a small delegation from the financial so we can discuss this proposal and for him to help us put in place a long-term connectivity plan? >> i'm very happy to have that meeting with my right on working and i think he's right about the need to upgrade a transport to the southwest. that's why we been carrying out the rail study but even before that we spent over 31 million pounds on important rail improvements and a number of road improvements. our roads program includes major and important work for the southwest but happy to hold that meeting. >> today's house select committee repor

my name is a prescott a project manager for a nonprofit and employment training center over 4 years in the south of market area i'm here to speak on the development about the designing and engagement process it first of all, i understand the need for the process in the city i know the city has to deal with reducing the green house gases around transportation now the biggest concerns are looking at whos businesses are they currently living in the south of market or benefit others ii mean those people coming out san francisco this should be catalyst project and so first and foremost this project needs to be about those currently in the existing communities there's been community leaders that talked about the community that i think people are sparesly tenant and be more outreach to people first and foremost is john talks about looking at the projects that take advantages of the selma and not in deep conversation with the contingency how to benefit there needs to be a bigger allocation as well as nonprofits sector office space and really more integration it is how this is going to effect t

. >> let's talk about immigration reform because it is an issue president obama raisin is prescott -- raised in his press conference. is the president prepared to pass through executive action is own of 40, what would that due to the chances of cooperation on other issues? >> i think it would be very unwise to do that because it would continue to create incentives for illegal immigration. what we should first do is secure our border. that would not only solve the illegal immigration problem, but for public health and safety, as well as a national security issue. the president just takes that executive order, think it will poison the well and prevent true immigration reform from being enacted. it would be a real shame. >> ok, what about members of your own party, and i am thinking of ted cruz in texas, past ofsuggested in the the republicans when the senate majority he would propose in preaching the president. would that be helpful? obviously it is not going to go anywhere. i am all about concentrating on achievable goals. that is not an achievable goal. i do not see why that would be

they get interesting and today number one ranked mississippi state at alabama and a tough day for prescott and he finds fred ross and mississippi state within six and alabama puts together a drive, cat on a hat football and 15 plays and helton and alabama knocks off mississippi state 25-20 and florida state holding on to dare life. and shakeup saturday. wizards to a good start and feasted on bad teams but again that is okay. washington used to be one of those bad teams and now they are an improved team who wins games against bad teams. this is what they are supposed to do. so another one of those games. mike rizzo. makes gm in the house looking for his next closure. nene closed the door. the flush. six wizards in double figures and john wall saw him throw that bad pitch out and cast throw a baseball but he can throw a basketball. wizards trail once in the game when it was 2-0 and win 98-93. capitals in st. louis. and take on the blues. and joe ward making the blues feel blue sneaks this shot through the midst of brian elliot for the score, his 8th of the season but that was about it. look

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all democrats except for john kennedy who was in the hospital and half the republicans, including prescott bush, father and grandfather of two presidents, wound up voting to sensor senator mccarthy. mccarthy was never able to regain his national standing after that. he went into a tailspin. he died at the age of 48 just a few years later. when roy cohen stepped down as council of that committee, the committee hired robert ken tned to replace him. you can tell the moment cohen leaves and kennedy takes over. the mismatch of paperwork is replaced by nice, tight depositions. looks like a serious r attorney is in charge. kennedy brought a talented staff. they began investigating the investigations that mccarthy drifted off of. including the investigation of general electric. it had a union that was a communist dominated union. general electric as a result tried to improve public relations and hired ronald reagan to be a spokeman. >> good evening. you'll see product reports that show how the things that lead to a better life if for us all at general electric. progress is our most important produ

quarterback matt prescott and the unbeaten bulldogs at number 5. alabama 2nd quarter blake to cooper quick hit. it goes from 5-0 to 12-tide. 4th quarter here's alabama's tj tough run 7 yards out. alabama up 25-13. they knock often the number one team 25-20. mississippi state suffered its first loss of the year and alabama is 9-1. >>> boykin and the horn frogs texas christian 28 point favorite at kansas. 3rd quarter jayhawks up three. oh, but the tipped ball into the hands of nigel king. 78 yards for the touchdown. jayhawks up. three-point game late 3rd quarter. it's a punt. he takes the punt down the sidelines. and you know what happens ann? he takes it to the house 78 yards and in. horn frogs win 34-30 to keep their play-off hopes alive. they get the 9-1 for the year. >>> how about a little game time snack, coach? it's always time for ice cream. yeah. 15 degrees in minneapolis! they are hosting ohio state in white. and it is j.t. barrett, how about an 86-yard run from scrimmage? ohio state led 7-0 early. 3rd quarter now 17-14. buckeyes and barrett

democrats, except for john kennedy who was in the hospital and half of the republicans, including prescott bush, father and grandfather of two presidents, wound up votingt to censure. senator mccarthy was never able to regain his national standing after that. he went into a tailspin, and he died at the age of 48 few years later. when roy cohn stepped down as the council of that committee, the committee hired robert kennedy to replace him. you can go through the records of the national archives pretty can tell the moment that cohn leaves and kennedy takes over. this mismatch of paperwork is suddenly replaced by nice, tight depositions. i looks like a serious attorney hast -- is in charge. kennedy brought together a very talented staff. and they began investigating, and continue some of the investigations that mccarthy off, includingt an investigation of general electric. it had a union that was a communist-dominated union. and general electric as a result of this try to improve its public relations and hired an actor by the named of ronald reagan to do be a spokesman. >> good evening. tonig

that would be mississippi state with prescott against alabama. cooper, quick hit.. tide by six. that is a tough seven yard run. and the crimson tide hold off number one mississippi state, 25-21. lack for bama to move up 9-1 for the year. wisconsin running back melvin, the king of madison against nebraska. last play of the third quarter. wisconsin up big and gordon makes it a lot worse. 26 of his 408 yards. yeah. that salia record. he had four touchdowns and the badge eres win a final of 59- 54. badgers? we don't need no stinking badgers. >> thanks very much, we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, bulldog: bulldog: oooh! mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: get a serta mattress, any size, for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...is on now. ♪ mattress discounters ob posting... >> wanted, drone pilots. amazon needs engineers to test out its new delivery service. according to the job posting, candidates need five years experience with drones. a pilot certificate rec

dak prescott rolling out, in trouble. how on earth does fred ross get this wide open? takes it in for the score. mississippi state picks off a pass in their own end zone as time was expiring. they win it 17-10. auburn and ole miss in oxford. how would ole miss respond after the tough loss at lsu last weekend? look at cameron artis payne. powers his way in. he had 138 yards rushing. all burn by four. later in the fourth, same score. here comes ole miss. bo wallace, la kwon treadwell. can he get the game winner here? he gets tackled, his ankle crumples underneath him. it was ruled a touchdown. but after review, it was ruled that he fumbled into the end zone. treadwell would have to be carried off the field on a cart and auburn recovered in the end zone and they would go on to win. ole miss has lost two in a row. georgia at florida. in jacksonville. the embattled will muschamp, can he finally have a good day? florida ball carriers had a great day on the ground. kelvin taylor. that's fred taylor's kid. he would have a great day. gators, 418 yards rushing. they win it 38-20

elsewhere trevone boykin and dak prescott not their best numbers but survive and advance to next weekandrew and aaron. notre dame and navy. >> andrew: 8:57 to go fourth quarter. navy getting the ball back. with aaron taylor and jamie erdahl, i'm andrew catalon with our entire cbs crew we thank you for joining us for game throw of our triple header today, earlier you saw air force win the commander-in-chief's trophy by defeating army. they lost to air force earlier this year. florida upset georgia. first and 10 for the midshipmen. hit as he throws, incomplete and did he have an open jamir tillman. >> aaron: everybody gets sucked up and tillman was wide open. if there wasn't late pressure there by notre dame and just an excellent job on that outside edge by number 53 justin utupowhom i incorrectly called -- utupo, which i incorrectly called a true freshman. >> andrew: reynolds two yards short of a first down. >> aaron: that time notre dame only had three defensive linemen. they dropped eight. they had plenty of people in coverage. they ended up blitzing and bringing a couple more guys.

elsewhere trevone boykin and dak prescott not their best numbers but survive and advance to next weekandrew and aaron. notre dame and navy. >> andrew: 8:57 to go fourth quarter. navy getting the ball back. with aaron taylor and jamie erdahl, i'm andrew catalon with our entire cbs crew we thank you for joining us for game throw of our triple header today, earlier you saw air force win the commander-in-chief's trophy by defeating army. they lost to air force earlier this year. florida upset georgia. first and 10 for the midshipmen. hit as he throws, incomplete and did he have an open jamir tillman. >> aaron: everybody gets sucked up and tillman was wide open. if there wasn't late pressure there by notre dame and just an excellent job on that outside edge by number 53 justin utupowhom i incorrectly called -- utupo, which i incorrectly called a true freshman. >> andrew: reynolds two yards short of a first down. >> aaron: that time notre dame only had three defensive linemen. they dropped eight. they had plenty of people in coverage. they ended up blitzing and bringing a couple more guys.

pack prescott out of the end zone. it is over. 31-17, rebels.up later on abc, the civil war, as marcus mariota and oregon, take on oregon state in corvallis. guys? >> mark: first down and ten. carried by washington. seven on the play. >> rod: with mississippi state's loss, tcu ohio state and baylor all have a chance to move up one. baylor is the only one that's undecided so far. they're facing a red-hot freshman quarterback, who has thrown for 533 yards. 15th 500-yard passing game this season in fbs. >> mark: that pass comes to about the 37. hager making the stop on washington. and keep in mind that mahomes' a great all-around athlete. he bipassed the opportunity to play professional baseball. good athlete. but he's been throwing fastballs today here. especially in the second half, where it's counted most. all day to throw. and incomplete. inand out of the arms of kenny williams. and a flag down on the play. >> rod: going to be a hold on baylor. you know, mahomes' patience is going to be tested here. baylor has gone away from the pressure. they'

senior prescott gave his first jersey to beth. >> i reflected on how much she helped me and what sheoom. >> i thought oh wow, okay. maybe he didn't hate me as much as i thought he did. >> one of my best memories i have at fremont. >> tanya is wearing the jersey this week, the second one she's been given this year. >> as a teacher it's mind-boggling to get that feedback of no, you made a difference in my life is just huge. >> being teachers and athletes say this simple gesture improved their relationships. as well as the grades. proving that even some of life's biggest wins never show up in the record books. unfortunately for the fremont team, they are no longer undefeated. they lost that game to homestead. they are, however, still headed to the playoffs so their season is not over yet. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> if you know someone doing something nice for others, garvin would love to hear from you. go to nbcbayarea.com. you can e-mail garvin your idea, follow him on twitter or watch any of the more than 200 bay area proud stories we broadcast. >>> much more ahead on "toda

prescott floats one up to wilson. wrestles the ball away. 24-17. back comes ole miss. it to cody. rebels go on to pull the big upset, 31-17. we'll have a new top four on tuesday. ohio state, michigan in front of fans at the horseshoe. former quarterback troy smyth had his number retired. but current quarterback j.c. barrett takes off. ran for two, threw for another. barret's right leg gets rolled up. carted off the field, broken leg and dislocated ankle. buckeyes up 28-21, they get a 44 yard touch down run from elliot. 42-28, the final. ohio state now 11-1. georgia and georgia tech picture perfect day in athens. 22 seconds left in the game. bulldogs down 21-17. mason three-yard touch down pass to mitchell. tech's harrison but the ker kicks a 53-yard field goal as time expires. we're going to overtime. georgia tech missed the extra point. georgia with a clans to win. mason picked off by d.j. white. georgia tech with the upset. 30-24 your final. kentucky and louisville in the governor's cup. like the hatfields and mccoys they got into two scuffles pre-game. quarterback s

at any rate prescott bush a very successful wall street guy ends up being the town moderator. a lot of his buddies were probably drinking martinis and playing gin at the country club. he is working on behalf of others. his service set an example for his children of which i was one. >> it's funny i remember when your dad was first running for president in 1979, he held a press conference right around when he announced his candidacy. he was in boston. i remember a reporter saying why were you born in milton massachusetts? i was impressed with this response. he said i wanted to be close to my mother. [laughter] >> that's kind of funny because when i was running for governor of texas i kept saying mother why was i born in connecticut? [laughter] >> but in this book you have written about the phenomenally close relationship that your dad had with his mother. >> very close and i tell the story about, so she passed away right after the 92 election. dad and my sister go to see nanny and they opened up a bible. he was actually reading the bible to her and these letters that he had writ

. >> prescott bush.hat would leave the question, did you run for president -- >> there's no question -- here's the thing. there's no question that he paved the way for jeb and me by showing us you could go into politics and not sacrifice that which is important. being a good husband, or fatherhood. it's hard to tell the tug, you know, the tug and pull. i mean, look, the first threshold question for my run for the presidency, why did you run against anne richards? >> your mom was not very -- >> no, she wasn't on board. seems to be repeating herself these days. >> when we come back, continue from the george bush presidential library on the campus of a&m university. we will talk to president bush about isis, jeb bush maybe running for president on this special edition of hannity. >>> and we continue on the campus of a&m university at the george bush presidential library. more with president george w. bush about his father. his book is" 41: a portrait of my father." the reality of every two-term president, t

. >> prescott bush. >> that would leave the president -- >> there's no question -- here's the thing. there's no question that he paved the way for jeb and me by showing us that you can go into politics and not sacrifice that which is important, being a good husband or fatherhood. it's hard to tell the tug, the tug and pull. i mean, look -- the first threshold question for my run for the presidency why do you run against ann richards. >> your mom wasn't -- >> she wasn't on board. >> of course. >> seems to be repeating herself these days. >> when we come back we continue from the george bush presidential library on the campus of a & m university and when we come back we talk about isis, jeb bush maybe running for president and much more on this special edition of "hannity." ...and the wolf was huffing and puffing... kind of like you sometimes, grandpa. well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said.. doctor: symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. sy

>> dak prescott of the mississippi state bulldogs is a magnificent quarterback.ayer. he's going to have a chance today to show the world what he does on the gridiron. and amari cooper, one of the best wide receivers in the country. probably the only wide receiver on the list right now. two marquee players in a big game. >> you playing at michigan and green bay for a number of seasons. you know what it's like to play in the cold. it's chilly, isn't it? >> the frozen tundra. yes, sir. >> it's 26 degrees right now in tuskaloosa. this is the frozen tundra. >> exactly. >> little bit of weather. snow in spots, winter storm warnings in the colorado rockies. a little bit of snow rolling through the northern plains. might get into green bay and michigan. you see the map. >> exactly. look at that. >> what's next? help us out. if you want to escape the cold, go to southern california. 68 in l.a. how does that sound? >> lovely. excellent. >> southern florida. we go there as well. miami. >> big game there, florida state, miami. yes, sir. >> >> i tried to get him to teach me t

senior prescott gave his first jersey to beth. >> you know i just really reflect on how much she helped me and what she brought me today in the classroom. >> i thought wow, okay, you know, maybe he didn't hate me as much as i thought he did. >> one of my best memories i have at fremont. >> motivation character such as which ones did we have? >> reporter: tanya is wearing the jersey this week. the second one she's been given this year. >> as a teacher it's just mind boggling to get that feedback of, no you made a difference in my life it's just huge. >> reporter: teachers and athletes say this simple gesture has improved their relationship as well as the grades. proving that even some of life's biggest wins never show up in the record book. unfortunately for the fremont team, they are no longer undefeated. they lost that game to homestead. they are, however, still headed to the playoffs so their season is not over yet. garvin thomas nbc bay area news. >> playoff jerseys are even better, right? if you know someone doing something nice for others garvin and the rest of us would love to hea

. >> i think dak prescott will treat you like a sponsor stepchild. we should but a bet -- >> never have bet on the rebels, not once in my life. >> last week that was a very wise position to take. >> oh, chris. it's been an amazing and terrific season, and state still has to play a.m. -- alabama and they have to come to october ford. nobody wants to come to oxford. >> i want to go to the grove with you. be there with the mayor of the group and shep smith, as good as it gets. >> everybody loves it except people in purple and gold and maroon. you would be treated royally and no matter what you said about america's people. >> i just said you don't have the best football in the sec. >> sacra lidge. -- sack re lidge. i don't think you have the best anything. >> certainly not cowboy hat. i got the best wife. lower rain wallace. >> he married well good to see you, chris. see you on "fox news sunday" if we're not busy doing something worthwhile. >> come on now, promote the show the way you dos all right, on fox news sunday this weekend chris will fine out mor

prescott alluded to when he mentioned people defying humility. because you are responsible for urging me to write for "american thinker." t and one of the first articles or pieces that was published of mine if "american thinker" was could "don't be fooled by obama's incompetence." [laughter] and i know that i'm far more sun call than you are -- cynical than you are about that issue, but i stand by my premise that obama is not incompetent and that he's following a design, takes in a strategy and other elements and that piece is still widely quoted all over, and you're all welcome to read it. my second point is more of a statement, not necessarily a question. it seems that obama's lies fall into several categories. there are the statements that are patently false at the time that they're uttered, and we all know it, there are the statements that facts come along to expose them as lies, and then there are the contradictions where he makes a statement and later makes another contradictory statement such as it wasn't a terrorist attack, it was a terro

given unconditional love by 41 and just as his father was given unconditional love by his father, prescott it isn't fair for people not to be judged on their merit. if you have the blood lines of a clinton or bush right now, you have enormous advantages, access to media, supporters, people waiting for you. and george washington, when he stepped down after two terms, said the reason he was stepping down was because he wanted people to be judged on their merit. he didn't just want to be there until he ended, like a king. on the other hand there's a subtle argument in this book that there is a benefit for a family having gone through public life for so many generations. they've absorbed and know what ta's like to be hurt, to be fired on in unfairways. they said even, in fact, when neil bush was involved in the savings and loan crisis, his father, george bush sr., was thinking of not running in 1992, because he hurt his family so much by the involvement. they know what they're getting into. there's a certain advantage in that. that seems to be an underlining theme of this book, extraordinarily

anyway, prescott bush, very successful wall street guy, ends up being the town moderator in greenwich, connecticut. so a lot of his buddies were probably drinking martinis and playing gin at the country club, he's working on behalf of others. and i'm confident that set a profound example for dad. and is his service set an -- and his service set an example for his children, of which i was one. >> it was funny, i remember when your dad was first running for president in 1979, he held a press conference right around when he announced his candidacy, and it was in boston. i remember a reporter saying why were you born in milton, massachusetts? [laughter] and i was impressed with his response. he said, i wanted to be close to my mother. >> yeah. [laughter] that's kind of funny, because when i was running for governor, i kept asking mother how come i was born in connecticut. [laughter] >> but in this book you've written about the phenomenally close relationship that your dad had with his mother. >> yeah. very close. and, you know, i tell -- excuse me, i tell the story about, so she passed aw

any rate, prescott bush, very successful wall street guy. ends up being the town moderator in greenwich, connecticut. so a lot of his buddies were probably drinking martinis and playing gin at the country club, he's working on behalf of others. i'm confident that set a profound example for dad, and his service set an example for his children. of which i was one. >> it was funny, i remember when your dad was first running for president in 1979, he held a press conference right around when he announced his candidacy. he was in boston. i remember a reporter saying why were you born in milton, massachusetts? and i was impressed with his response. he said i i wanted to be close to my mother. >> yeah. [laughter] >> that's kind of funny, because >> they were very close. she's an angelic person. very competitive, needless to say. runs heavily in our gene pool, competition. [laughter] but, yeah, she's a sweet, sweet lady. you know, i was fortunate to get to know her and, of course, dad was really fortunate to be raised by her. >> well, and you were f

prescott alluded to. you are responsible for urging me to write for the american thinker. don't be fooled by obama's incompetence. i am far more cynical than you about that issue, but i stand by my premise. he he is not incompetent and following a design. that case is still widely quoted. my second.is more of a statement. it seems that his lies fall into several categories. the statements that are patently false at the time they are ordered, the statements that facts come along to expose, and then there are contradictions where he makes a statement and later makes another contradictory statement such as, it was not a terrorist attack. and i think, i think, and you can say that i am defending the president, but i think that in that category there is president. i think that i know the model that mr. obama is following when he issues a statement and later a contradictory statement. we know that the verses that come later render the earlier verses in operative. >> i have a chapter in the book. again, this could be where you say what you mean, talking to george stephanopoulos a

lenny is in prescott, arizona. caller: hi, good morning c-spaners. we accepted the defeat, not cheerfully. i want to start out with a joke and a quote. i promise it is not a dirty joke. how can you tell a republican is taking viagra? they grow taller. patriotism is the last reference of scoundrels and religion is the first. beware of republicans talking about free market solutions to government problems are talking about jesus. christ was ajesus bleeding heart liberal progressive democrat socialist anti-capitalist. just saying. free market capitalism and government, beware. here is why. capitalism governmentally speaking is where the public pay all of the costs and risk and what is privatized our profits. a look what happened to our media system. that was the free market solution to government problems. everybody calls and and complains. it has become a horrifying, fascist joke. theeed to be careful of fact that we own a lot of assets, the military, the health care, transportation, national parks, education, water -- host: you have four seconds. wrap