it's like rambo. i come out of one aisle. shooting her like -- i'm like this is the greatest ever!s and my wife comes out. oh, no, you are not going to do that. don't give me we're not teaching our kids violence. you're standing there with a gun, mama. "i don't know this --" and she's just like -- [ babbling ] the reason i have two is they're two brands. i have can't decide this or this. that we're not considering. this or this one. she's just like -- [ unintelligible ] behind her is a 9-year-old boy. and he comes up by himself. he is standing behind her. [ unintelligible ] and he comes up behind her and he's like -- [ laughter ] i'm standing there with the gun. i'm like -- she does this. she turns around. are you two deciding which gun? the kid looks and goes that one, i think that one. it's much better. so, of course we got that one. i want you to know that i truly, truly value your time, your input. and your friendship and to me and everybody on the staff. next year, i'm a little tired of being the bell ringer. i'm a little tired of being paul revere. there comes a time even pau

proposals as you recall and i think some of them would come up as a result of people may be going to see a rambo movie over the weekend, monday morning and say i got this great idea but with the field to take into account in many cases is we don't operate like that here in america either. we don't put people where we can't get to them where they are subject to be overrun were killed without us being able to even get in to extract the bodies. so in order to put the team and deep into afghanistan it was a nine hour helicopter flight and in order to do that or to drop the capability to go and get them, you have to have the refueling capabilities, some kind of search and rescue to go and quick in case the engine went out. either iraq or pakistan and both of them had the capability of going out with high performance aircraft so they have to have air defense or try to coordinate and as you recall we couldn't coordinate with either of them because they had direct lines right into osama bin laden al qaeda's forces. and so, it was a very complicated and most people didn't want to hear that. they wanted y

that and i think some of them would, come, peyser bristled that people may be going going to see a rambo movie over the weekend, come in on monday morning and say i've got this great idea. they don't take into account of many cases we don't operate like that in america either. we don't just put people where we can't get to them and where they are subject to be over run or killed without us being able to even get into extract the bodies so in order to put a team deep into afghanistan it was an hour helicopter flight. in order to do that or drop them and have the capability to going to get him you had to have the refueling capabilities. you have to have some kind of search-and-rescue that could go in quickly in case the engine went out and route. you had to overfly iraq or pakistan in both of them had the capability of going after us with high performance aircraft so you you have to have air defense or you had to try to coordinated and as you recall, we couldn't coordinate with either one of them because they have direct lines right into osama bin laden's forces. so it was very complicated

we live in such a rambo language country that our country kind of translates into foreign policy. i know that south koreans and north koreans would both if they have a chance to be listening to our conversation, so i would let them know even though i am not an educated person i would be the person that a person like yourself would send to war. this is when a call screener asks what my subject was, my subject was a question i was going to ask you, michael, are you a veteran? guest: no, i'm not. caller: i would caution all americans and all koreans to know that the group that you associate yourself with is -- has a neo conservative agenda, the american enterprise institute is really part of the problem, a part of the solution. host: want to respond to that point? guest: well, i think the views on how to deal with both north korea and other regimes around the world, which obviously wish, you know, liberal states ill, is a problem attic one. it's not one -- problematic one. it's not one that we know for sure that we're taking the path that's most effective or most, you know, most effi

wonderful runs the third known for their signature runs and one of the most famous trails in tahoe is rambover been to home would i want go there now. >> everybody says it's not expensive and it's great for families small but fantastic. >> could morning and shot of downtown james lick this morning we started off with leftover raindrops currently in san francisco 57 by noontime 58 high of two to nine today so not much changing temperatures today we will start talks with the tahoe forecast speaking of the sierra. today we saw shards and talk, but as you mentioned there is sun breaking through. trying out into the weekend and next sunday will be the daughter of the two days bringing abundance of sun temperatures happen to the upper 50s. great weather for the slopes. clouds continue to stream in the area it looks like he we are actually going to dry out. bringing in nicer weather towards the afternoon into the evening right now current temperatures 5758 intro oakland redwood city 64 mi. of view, hit or to your after a high acid '60s and some of the warmer spots. 63 fear from the upper 50s in do