brian regan!n night of fun people. >> thank you. i spent the last ten minutes desperately trying to find another pair of pants. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. no, no, don't. they look cool. >> jeans. [ cheers and applause ] as soon as you guys said that, i'm like, "there's got to be another pair of pants back here." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why would there be another pair of pants here? >> yeah, you're right. there were none. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you for coming here. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you live in vegas. is that right? >> i live in vegas now. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but i used to live here in new york city. >> jimmy: well, welcome back. [ scattered cheers ] >> and new york city is like no other city in the world. if you get into an elevator -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> anywhere else in the world, people press lobby. you get into an elevator in new york city people press lobby, door close, door close, door close, door close, door close. [ laughter ] come on, come on, come on! >> jimmy: clo

it's brian regan. >> jimmy: me too. >> because we love him. he's the funnit guy. >> jimmy: i love brian regan. >> but you get to a point again, it's one of those things, i can't deal with thor jungle of netelevision and the layers of people. and we're going to talk about it -- >> jimmy: casting and writing. >> and all that stuff. so, i said, "let me bring you to netflix." ey will do it right. they will -- so, i brought him and i said, "let's just ke a show with brian." but i'm not really doing the ow, okay? i want to be clear, that i don't want credit, really. i just brought brian there and said, "you got to do a show with this guy." like at the end of your show tonighs.-- >> jimmy: >> there are credits, right? >> jimmy: correct. >> and there are executive producer crets of people who do absolutely nothing on the show. is that correct? [ light laughter ] nothing. c thtribute nothing. [ laughter ]my >> jno. >> it's -- you're on camera. t tell amerit there are people taking credit for this show and doing

don regan was soon former chief of staff. so there's precedent for this, but how unusual is this and why? >> don regan was chief of staff during iran-contra. nancy reagan felt he had ill served her husband. the thing that really did him in was when he hung up on her at one point in a testy fury. one thing that must be true in any white house is you don't hang up on the first lady. obviously, we have a situation where another first lady is pretty peeved at an aide to her husband. for her to make a statement the way she did today on the record out loud, that's something even nancy reagan didn't do. when nancy reagan chopped off don regan's head she didn't do it in a public statement issued by her press conference. it wasn't done in such an overt outward way. i've never seen -- i don't think either of us has ever seen any first lady openly say what melania trump did today about a person working for her husband. it's an unprecedented situation. obviously means you have to imagine mira ricardel is on the way out because how can a

kellyanne conway right here on trish regan "trish regan primetime." president trump's historic pick-up of additional senate seats. new tonight,. president trump: honestly i think you should let me run the country and you run cnn. if you did it well -- >> if i may one question. are you worried. president trump: that's enough, that's enough. >> pardon me, ma'am. insurance that won't replace the full value of your new car? you'd be better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer, approved, with hormonal therapy, as an everyday treatment for a relentless disease. verzenio + an ai is proven t

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. >> probably the best comedian who happens to be clean is brian regan.n he would get done with his show no one in the audience is like, i can't believe he didn't curse. he is clean not because he did it for corporate money, or to be more appealing for television. he did it because his sense of humor rings clean. so we want brian regan to be clean. although it would be funny to see him go off the rails. just get him drunk. >> some law firms deal with dui, then aggravated dui. you know what i pulled you over? >> yeah, yeah, i know why you pulled me over. >> here's the thing about regan, despite someone not cussing, it doesn't mean that you can't sense that there's an edge. he is quintessential, every comedian, he is their favorite. you mom night never have heard of him, but he would be her favorite too. >> ding ding ding, yeah. >> that's normally the sign of a clean comedian, one that the audience wants to embrace. >> i had a massage today, my first one. he tried to relax me. he played music, a little aggravating, the trombone kept hitting me in the head.

and you've heard me say before that i think that john kelly suffers from what i call don regan regan's syndrome. he was arrogant and politically clueless. john kelly is all of those things. but now you can add to that he has a habit of picking fights with the first lady. and that is usually a fatal mistake. don regan learned that the hard way when he hung you up the phone on nancy reagan and he was gone about ten days later. so i think that it is fair to say that john kelly's days may be numbered too. >> it is an interesting point that you make there because when it comes to john kelly, the president has been very expli t explicit, he said not i don't need in blank, but he also said deal with it. no person wants to deal with and an angry spouse. >> that is absolutely true. and the white house chief of staff has to understand that as reagan's last chief likes to say, that the white house chief is a statistic inside cot staco city city of 1 1/2. you have to communicate with her and respect her wishes because otherwise you will wind up as don regan did out on the street. >> the "washingto

"trish regan primetime" begins right now. breaking right now, president trump and president trump battling it out on the campaign trail with just four days until the crucial mid-term elections. one of the biggest issues for voters is immigration. u.s. borderer patrol a u.s. military preparing for what the president calls a quote invasion. and this just in. migrants in the caravan are suing the president and his administration alleging abuse of their constitutional rights. but vice president mike pence telling me exclusively who he believes, he says he knows, who is behind this caravan. >> this caravan was boirgd leftist groups in honduras, financed in part by venezuela. that according to president of honduras. but they were sent north for the exclusive reason of challenging the laws of the youths america by coming into our country illegally. the president made it clear we are not going to allow it. trish: joining me now, brandon judd, president of the border patrol council. you have got the it in arriving at the border this e

ronald regan and nancy regan are one of the primary examples that came to mind.he got president regan's chief of staff fired. but there was no public rebuke of this sort in that situation. trrs the statement issued by first lady was just extraordinary. we haven't seen anything like it from a white house previously. for the first lady's office to undercut a senior aid and so i think her fate is certainly in question. we're told yesterday she still has a job but given time to pack up her belongings and at least by the end of this week. >> it will be interesting when the back story starts to trickle out and gets leaked what it is that mira did that drew the ier of the first lady. >> there's a lot more to be figured out. >>> turning to the tragic fires burning in california. crews are on the scene off a fast-moving new fire in southern california. sierra fire was reported in san bernardino county around 9:00 last night lobal time. trrs oofficials say it burned through 20 acres in 15 minutes and threatening homes in fontana and just over the boarder. officials report

bush to fire don regan.asn't happy with how he was supporting the president, or lack of supporting the president. the minute the hangup phone call happened, that was it, it was over. >> there you go. this is another portion from the event tonight. this is the former first lady michelle obama on what it's like to raise their daughters in such a formal atmosphere. >> how do you make this normal for children? you know, because malia and sasha were -- >> 7 and 10. >> thank you for that. you know, i won't hear the end of that. mom didn't even know how old we were. they were young. and we were figuring out, how do we keep them grounded. the first thing we thought, they cannot -- when we're having pancakes in the morning, it's crazy to have a man with a tuxedo come in. you have some little girls at a sleepover and you're bringing in some water. so we cancelled the tuxedos, it's like, take those tuxedos off, wear some polo shirts and slacks, unless we did something formal, we just sort of loosened it up a bit. but o

bush to fire don regan.he wasn't happy with how he was supporting the president, or lack of supporting the president. the minute the hangup phone call happened, that was it, it was over. >> there you go. this is another portion from the event tonight. this is the former first lady michelle obama on what it's like to raise their daughters in such a formal atmosphere. >> how do you make this normal for children? you know, because malia and sasha were -- >> 7 and 10. >> thank you for that. you know, i won't hear the end of that. mom didn't even know how old we were. they were young. and we were figuring out, how do we keep them grounded. the first thing we thought, they cannot -- when we're having pancakes in the morning, it's crazy to have a man with a tuxedo come in. you have some little girls at a sleepover and you're bringing in some water. so we cancelled the tuxedos, it's like, take those tuxedos off, wear some polo shirts and slacks, unless we did something formal, we just sort of loosened it up a bit. b

renowned rock photographer denis 0'regan will be here to tell us about his time travelling the worldn before. stay with us, headlines coming up. hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and naga munchetty. coming up before 9am: we will find out what is happening with the weather, and also the sport. the week—long funeral of leicester city owner, vichai srivaddhanaprabha, will begin in thailand later. members of the team are expected to fly out after their game against cardiff this afternoon. the businessman died, along with four other people, when his helicopter crashed outside the king power stadium last saturday. we came in monday, we didn't train. it was more of being together as a group with staff and players. vichai definitely would have wanted us to play on saturday. we came to an agreement on saturday with the staff and players that we would play on saturday and do him proud. the bbc presenter, paul gambaccini, has accepted undisclosed damages from the crown prosecution service because of the way it handled unfounded historical sex abuse allegations made against him. mr gambaccini

still with us is alex dryden of jpmorgan and mike regan. i want to talk about retailers. joe was talking about the university of michigan sentiment showing things look good and d people feel good. next week of the tail end of earnings season with home depot, norstrom, and others reporting retail sales numbers on thursday. how much weight will be put on these numbers given technology is no longer a driver of growth to the upside and stock price action to the upside. we have been seeing is that investors reward the companies deceit topline revenue growth. if you beat an earnings per share, you get a little bit of a reward, but the company to manage to grow their topline this light seems to be getting rewarded. that is the theme -- late seems to be getting rewarded. that is the theme. investors are getting that nervousness scraping in. it is not to be unexpected. scarlet: so you can't cut costs for wage growth. joe: rights. how much is this the fed's fault? [laughter] slow the want to economy down and maybe the economy is slowing down a little bit. >> i think with the sellof

trish regan spoke to the president about the caravan. >> this caravan was organized by leftist groupsn honduras, financed in part by venezuela. this all according to the president of the honduras. but they were sent north for the sole and exclusive reason of challenging the laws of the united states of america by coming into our country illegally. the president made it clear we are not going to let them get away with it. >> he said venezuela rather than some of the big money donors. but the bottom line is we spent two years talking about russia meddling in our elections. why aren't we concerned about a caravan meddling in our election? lord knows, the people that are upset about this, they are not look for no immigration, they are look for sensible immigration. liz: democrats are shouting this is fear mongering. even though trump is asking for the same exact things democrats asked for five years ago, end chain migration, stop the visa lottery. do merit-based immigration. the president offered amnesty to double the daca recipients obama was going to allow. >> they are not operating rem

let's bring in mike regan.hensaw a selloff it picked up steam in the united states while britain is having its own day of turmoil. how much are they related? mike: i think there is some relation. the trauma around brexit is hard for investors to ignore. it's one of those days where european markets are still open, you can tell there is more angst . perhaps after they close there will be a relief. there is some clarity -- that, as you said, the retail earnings, it is fascinating to see the reaction this morning. dillardsdisappointing, disappointing in the stock getting clobbered bringing down the hall sector. maybe some have recovered by now, but even walmart, which had impressive results and their stock was week. was theil sales data core group excluding gasoline and automobiles was a little weak, but not a total disaster. the reaction to these numbers i find fascinating. it seems like a dramatic reaction. the market is centering on these names. what signal could we take away from the way u.k. assets have trade

"trish regan primetime" live from atlanta, georgia, the scene of a hotly contested gubernatorial race, begins right now. thousands marching towards our southern border. and we are seeing a major shift in immigration rules from the white house. the president says anyone crossing our border illegally to gain asylum is on notice. president trump: asylum is a special protection intended only to those fleeing persecution based on race, religion and other protected status. these caravans and illegal migrants are drawn by our country by democrat-backed laws and judicial ruling. the ruling are so bad, they are writing the laws. you can't do that. trish: this as the vice president of the united states tells me tonight in an exclusive interview that caravans are being funded and orchestrated by leftist radical highly organized political groups. here is my interes -- my interv. >> the president is promising to send thousands of troops. tell me why you think it is an assault. >> this caravan was organized by leftist groups in honduras, financed in part by venezuela. that according to the presiden

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"trish regan primetime" begins right now. breaking right now, president trump and president trump battling it out on the campaign trail with just four days until the crucial mid-term elections. one of the biggest issues for voters is immigration. u.s. borderer patrol a u.s. military preparing for what the president calls a quote invasion. and this just in. migrants in the caravan are suing the president and his administration alleging abuse of their constitutional rights. but vice president mike pence telling me exclusively who he believes, he says he knows, who is behind this caravan. >> this caravan was boirgd leftist groups in honduras, financed in part by venezuela. that according to president of honduras. but they were sent north for the exclusive reason of challenging the laws of the youths america by coming into our country illegally. the president made it clear we are not going to allow it. trish: joining me now, brandon judd, president of the border patrol council. you have got the it in arriving at the border this e

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"trish regan primetime" begins right now.epublicans in florida may be getting a little bit closer to seeing their candidate, rick scott, become an official u.s. senator. a florida judge siding with scott. scott says election officials are manipulating mid-term results in broward county by hiding information about the number of votes cast and the number of votes counts. foxconn firming bags much uncounts early ballots have just been found in that same county. no precise number has been given. but it's expected to be under 100 balance lots total. -- ballots total. this is kind of wild. all these votes are turning up out of thin air. i don't know why they are not counting them to begin with. >> governor scott soon to be senator scott went to the bed with a 60,000 vote lead. all of a sudden you see that lead come down to 16,000. they can't explain where the ballots came from. it's inexcusable. she was rebuked by a judge and rightfully so. trish: the woman at the center of the controversy has a habit of suddenly finding things. >>

. >> and is far greater than former president ronald regan.the newly released book entitled from's enemies. this written by two of the longest serving advisors. it dives into who trump believes to be his biggest foes. the president saying the amazing thing is you have certain people that if my name were john smith, they'd say i was the greatest president in history and i'd blow ronald regan away. >> modestly put. >> it's found itself to be the focus of president trump's ire after they laid off more than 14,000 people. -- >> quote very disappointed with general motors and their ceo, mary barra, for closing plants in ohio, michigan and maryland. nothing being closed in mexico and china. this is the thanks we get. we're looking at canceling subsidies. >> the tweet sent the auto maker's shares tumbleing. it's not clear how much gm benefits from government subsidies or how much power the president has to overturn tax breaks. and they have a tax credit for each electric vehicle purchased but that goes away after they reach a number of cars sold whic

just like it did with regan, clinton, kennedy. those took plenty of time and they really work and i'm very convinced these will work if you can continue these politics going forward. >> if you're correct is the president making a mistake out on the campaign trail i'll say play thing fear card, talking about the caravan and immigration instead of touting the economy. because i think the more he talks about the boarder, he's alienating suburbanites who might be riled in support of him because of the economy. >> it's way above my pay grade but the one thing i didn't like is he said economics is boring. am i boring, michael? >> i don't find you boring or i wouldn't have you back so many times. >> the economy's stupid i thing is what he says. it hits every single aspect of life, the caravans, all of these social issues with a boisterous, prosperous economy, all of these other problems disappear. >> it's amazing his numbers. it's amazing his approval rate is still under water in light of 3.7% unemployment, historic low, the robust stock

"trish regan primetime."ivilians on our side of the border preparing to take matters into their own hand to stop what president trump calls the migrant invasion. the border patrol warning landowners along the texas-mexico border to prepare for an influx of armed sicilians. joining me is the head of custom enforcement. i guess this is way it's coming to. people feel very threatened. they feel this is an invasion. they see the pictures of thousands of migrants heading our way and they are saying we need to stop it. we need to do something. what do you think we are going to see when these people show up on our doorstep? >> i appreciate their intentions and they are trying to be patriots and protect our borders. but i'm troubled by the fact there is an armed militia on the border. i wish they would leave the apprehension. trish: to the pros. >> they may be dope smugglers or mule packers and may be heavily armed. i wish they would leave the apprehension up to the professionals, the border patrol. they should not,

trish regan. very good to see you.this sort of trump the economy if you would, we've gotten indications out there that the consumer, your average american consumer is feeling more confident, feeling a little bit better. does that continue? you look back to maybe this time last year where people were getting donna says, the letter read in part because of the tax plan. is that momentum going to continue or are you worried about the coming start to the year? >> thanks, trish. i think it continues. the consumer is really buoyant right now. the tax changes gave them some sort of a jumpstart. incomes are going up. i heard you talk about that in your last segment. i think the consumer stays strong. there's a caveat to that. the crazy stuff that happens in the political world, the geopolitical implications of them can sometimes change things. i don't believe the ups and downs in the market impact the consumer very directly. i think they sort of look at that and goat easy come come easy go, let's press on. i expect the consumer

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anything could happen and history proves often does like back in 1980 where jimmy carter and ronald regan were neck and neck at this point and then suddenly were not or in 1994 when democrats never thought they would lose the house and suddenly did. funny thing history, funnier ignoring it not now, not ever, too much going on is let's get going because cavuto live starts right now. all right, let's get ready to rumble and to run. the president is set to leave indiana this hour hitting florida and montana today, tennessee and georgia tomorrow. first to peter doocey in nashville, tennessee. peter? reporter: neil there's not a lot of time for candidates to make new arguments so now it's about getting supporters and right now we're just outside of nashville at an event where some folks who were campaigning for marshall blackburn are getting ready to go out and knock-on doors there is congresswoman marsha black burn. how is it looking? >> it is exciting. we are off to a great day of door knocking, and phone calling , and event attending, and all these volunteers are out here working with me. w

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joining is colleen regan. what is this fight between adelson and often about -- buffett about?en: what is on the ballot next tuesday is a question to deregulate the market and allow consumers to choose their own electricity providers. the energy currently has a monopoly on electricity sales in nevada. we have seen a lot of industrial facilities looking to leave their territory to get lower rates and, in some cases, renewable energy. they have paid exit fees for that, but they want the right to choose without paying that fee. alix: what would happen to nevada energy if approved? colleen: that is a great question. we don't know yet. they have said they will sell all of their power plants and reassign the long-term contracts they have for a number of renewable energy projects. what's also interesting about what they might do, and they really got renewable energy proponents in a bind here, they have signed 1000 megawatts worth of contracts for new solar and storage to come online from 2021 to 2022. they said if they lose this vote, they will not proceed with five out of six of thos

"trish regan primetime" begins right now.epublicans in florida may be getting a little bit closer to seeing their candidate, rick scott, become an official u.s. senator. a florida judge siding with scott. scott says election officials are manipulating mid-term results in broward county by hiding information about the number of votes cast and the number of votes counts. foxconn firming bags much uncounts early ballots have just been found in that same county. no precise number has been given. but it's expected to be under 100 balance lots total. -- ballots total. this is kind of wild. all these votes are turning up out of thin air. i don't know why they are not counting them to begin with. >> governor scott soon to be senator scott went to the bed with a 60,000 vote lead. all of a sudden you see that lead come down to 16,000. they can't explain where the ballots came from. it's inexcusable. she was rebuked by a judge and rightfully so. trish: the woman at the center of the controversy has a habit of suddenly finding things. >>

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let's bring in gina martin adams and bloomberg markets live editor michael regan.rt with you and the pummeling we see. is it a surprise to you that what goes up must come down? >> i don't think it is a surprise. it doesn't always by necessity need to come back down. stock prices over a long time generally go higher. you're just embroiled in a reset of expectations. we've been saying it for a couple months now. especially when it comes to tech stocks, some of these stocks were very high expectations baked into prices. the expectation was that these companies would continue to beat growth expectations. unfortunately we just experienced and earnings season that tells us otherwise. investors have lost a lot of confidence. it is also not a surprise that the strongest leg of the market falls last. we've been through this pretty rough correction in october. well, buts didn't do the weaker sectors where the super cyclical sectors. -- the finalind of capitulation it seems for tech. romaine: during past selloffs, i feel like you can gauge more of the reasons and that helps y

high, everybody, good morning, i am trish regan in for my friend maria bartiromo this morning and thissunday morning futures. mexico's new leadership denying a reported deal over president trump's remain in mexico policy, for migrants seeking asylum, all this as the president threatens to shut down the government overboarder wall funding as well as the southern border, we'll get reaction from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle for this one. house republicans former fbi director james comey and former attorney general loretta lynch as part of their investigation into misconduct at the doj, and fbi leading up to the 2016 election. will they finally get the answers they have been seeking before the democrats take control of oversight, and president trump meets face to face with chinese president xi for the g20 will both sides signal they're ready to discuss a deal, we're certainly getting indications of that, could we possibly end these escalating trade tensions and stop intellectual property theft? a preview of what to expect and what the president's message should be as we look ahead

think about this, regan cannot call america a city on a hill without in effect the sermon being found. how is the sermon being found? historical societies find it and keep it and print it, which is to say the language embodies far more than a set of beliefs or policy positions. it also contains a whole history of these libraries, these historical societies, these archives and so on. all sorts of individuals and institutions that have collected, preserved and passed on stories of our nation's past. here is the other important part to think about, though. archives, as much as they preserve, they also select. when these people went about founding archives, they thought this is important, this is not important. just to give you a sense of this, there is a really important early native american intellectual leader and preacher. jeremy, who founded the massachusetts historical society, dismisses this guy. he treats him with total disrespect, so his papers never end up in the massachusetts historical society. they're located later. other people come back and say, wait a second, this guy is i

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but what this -- >> i remember nancy reagan, when she didn't like donald regan, the chief of staff, shenn to announce on television, he's been fired. >> well, what this probably means is she's tried another route, right? she's tried -- i mean, this is someone that has gotten on to cross hairs both at the white house -- has already been, just like these other people you mentioned, jeff sessions, secretary nielsen, these are people that have got sboten inte president, the first lady's crosshairs over the last few months. so it's someone that hasn't been fired yet. so this was her way of getting it out there. >> any tradecraft here, corey, that we could understand, how trump does business when he doesn't want somebody there? >> i think it's very simple. the first lady was clear that this is a person that she doesn't think deserves the right to serve in the white house. she said something very similar when she was overseas and did an abc interview with tom lamas. she said, there are people in the white house who i don't trust and don't deserve the right to be there. the president echoed tho

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i remember when round ald reagan -- when ronald reagan made a mild statement good done regan and we allnew he was dead. ' how report judge's ruling for cnn in the lawsuit against the revoking of acosta's credentials for the white house. you went on the air and talked about how you as a former white house correspondent felt about acosta's behavior. chris: i have never seen anything like it. most of of the people there are serious reporters asking serious questions. but acosta i think embarrassed himself. cnn put out a statement saying chris, acosta does the work for state tv. how do you sleep at night. chris: it was a hot story. i notice whoever the person was at cnn who i never heard of didn't fire back. like a lot of things in life. there can be two things that are to both true. one i think jim acosta i thought embarrassed himself, he misbehaved. we covered the white house with sam donaldson. to end your question by saying i want to challenge you mr. president, to continue asking questions and when you are told to sit down you keep standing up and kind of fight off an intern. but pulli

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jason: here is michael regan.hael: in caddy shack, april girl throws a baby ruth candy bar into the pool that's mistaken for something else. there is a mad rush to the exit. these tech stocks, especially the faang stocks, they have become a crowded trade, and there has been this panic exit from the trade. to go back and explain how it became so crowded, these are the main influences on the stock market. goldman sachs has a list of hedge funds. they are more heavily weighted than their weight in the s&p 500. these are key stocks for hedge funds. factor investing has become super popular. it is about building a better mousetrap when it comes to picking stocks. carol: so much of the gains in the rise of the market had to do with a few big tech names. there were a few chinese companies. michael: they have followed the same trajectory, like alibaba and tencent. they sort of have their own idiosyncratic issues in china. it is kind of the same story, to some degree. we saw this meltdown in tech names, close to a trillion

money to help disabled army rangers and the families of those killed in the line of duty judge jim regan's son jimmy was an army ranger killed serving in afghanistan. and jim runs the lead the way charity holding a special event this sunday that our own b.k. and dan nathan have been running in the past couple of years. jimmy it's great to have you here what does veterans day -- what does the event mean to you and your family. >> an awful lot to lead the way fund first of all we honor about 78 guys that lost lives including my son jimmy and we have a phenomenal day on sunday at 9:00 at pier 45. we have about six or seven hundred people are going to run. we have the lighthouse where we have a brunch. a memorial day event there we honor the gold star families. we brought in two rangers that were killed in action, their families spent the weekend here. and we're going to present them with por traits. but lead the way fund is doing tremendous stuff i would -- i would like to have -- see your viewers get on lead the way fund.org see what you are we are doing program cap collegiate access program