but when you want to hit a home run, i am the reggie jackson of the lavatory. oh, i see. you're the reggie jackson of the lavatory. [ knocking on door ] willona, huh? oh, thelma, my love. i'm so excited. i can't wait to get your brilliant play up on its feet, as we say in the theater. um, what happened to mr. nicholson? isn't he coming? oh, dear, he was held up at the last minute. oh, perhaps later, dear, perhaps later. now, shall we start the play? hey, folks, can shorty use the phone? yeah, i want to call my old lady. hey, how come you didn't call her before you came from work? man, are you kidding? my wife would kill me. now, when we start the play, our heroine, yvonne, has left chicago, following her creole boyfriend, eugene, i'm gonna have a tough time acting that part. now, unknown to yvonne, madame lafitte... oh, that's me? yes. starring role? yes. ...has her eye on eugene. eye on eugene. got that one covered. now, nobody knows about this except loretta, a dance hall girl in madame lafitte's sleazy bar. now, as the play starts, where jeffrey, the jamaican bartender

. >> i'm sorry he's always been a fan of reggie jackson.ughter] >> i was wanted to be reggie jackson with a big afro in a little hat on the top. >> you'll be performing this weekend in new brunswick. get your tickets. >> i am freaking out. >> i don't see scary movies, don't to haunted houses. but for some reason i thought it was a good idea to go down to rome university to check out there scary virtual reality game. it was created by undergraduate students and graduate students has a way to apply what they were learning in the classroom. the virtual-reality center so much more than a fun place to play game. it's an incubator for innovation and collaboration. their mixed reality theater is usually one in the entire world. they are doing incredible projects with that. >> the rv center is about taking visualization and putting it in whether it's medical, fai, or looking at human cadavers and bodies we apply that technology with us and need. >> is something medical students are using to go inside a patient's body to better diagnose and treat di

that quote made me think of reggie jackson who, during his days with the yankees, referred to himself as the straw that stirred the drink. he would say that in our federal government, it is the president who is the straw who stirs the drink. keeping that in mind on the importance of presidential leadership, let's turn to the 10 commandments in the president's who eat the demise them. -- who epitomize them. the first commandment. a great leader shall be pensioned. the great leaders also serve as conscience in chief. with their moral compass locked on north. we can always count on them to do the right thing. the president who set the standard was our first president george washington. for my book, i interviewed historians who live in colorado springs. they had a terrific biography of george washington that cannot last year. because of his repetition for high integrity, i wanted to understand, where did it come from? they said, in terms of how he presented himself, there was a strong physical component. he was a large man. more than just his size, he had these penetrating blue eyes and a

doesn't then the process doesn't get managed now that quote made me think of baseball hall of famer reggie jackson who during his glory day with the new york yankees would always refer to himself as the straw that stirred the drink. let's now turn to the ten commandments. to his name sake landmark in washington defendant .c. always do the right thing when times get tough and no one is looking and the president that set the standard and to get deeper on understanding george washington i interviewed david and gene hidler husband and wife historians that happen to live in colorado springs and just retired at the air force academy and they had a terrific biography that kacame out in th wall street journal. i want to understand how did it manifest itself. where did it come from? and it said well in terms of how he presented himself there was a strong physical component to it he was a large man and 6'2". which would be like 6'8" compared to now. he had these pale blue eyes and broad nose and whenever he would speak publicly he always spoke very slowly. he did that to make sure he never misspoke. came ac

doesn't then the process doesn't get managed now that quote made me think of baseball hall of famer reggie jackson who during his glory day with the new york yankees would always refer to himself as the straw that stirred the drink. let's now turn to the ten commandments. to his name sake landmark in washington defendant .c. always do the right thing when times get tough and no one is looking and the president that set the standard and to get deeper on understanding george washington i interviewed david and gene hidler husband and wife historians that happen to live in colorado springs and just retired at the air force academy and they had a terrific biography that kacame out in th wall street journal. i want to understand how did it manifest itself. where did it come from? and it said well in terms of how he presented himself there was a strong physical component to it he was a large man and 6'2". which would be like 6'8" compared to now. he had these pale blue eyes and broad nose and whenever he would speak publicly he always spoke very slowly. he did that to make sure he never misspoke. came ac