ok let's go back to ron in in l.a. on skype here you write before you into the wreck you want to finish up a point please go ahead. yeah i mean i mean i was just getting at you know rob brings up that ease not seeing any policy ideas from the democrats he's absolutely right i think this is by design i think that really the united states is ready to go in a more populist direction if the four of us you know the four of us sat down and dr gene it was saying if the four of us sat down and really talk policy we wouldn't agree on everything we seemed to kind of be all over the spectrum we have different points of views on different things however there would be some really big paler that i think we would all have in common i think we would all want to end the wars and invest that money back home i think we would all want to see a populous where employment is in better shape we might have some different ideas on how to get there but it's something that we would all want to see happen there would be some big crucial for insta

and ron klain is back with us. harry litman, as ron can tell you, the staff of the senate judiciary committee working on questions right now and certainly there will be many about the special prosecutor's investigation. >> i think that's right. and you've identified some of them. now the dance is going to be, ron knows this better than anyone, the nominee is going to try to have sort of bromide to stiff arm the questions and say i can't rule on that because it could come before me. and the follow-ups will try to be broader on the executive order and power. justice kennedy has given the democrats a final small gift here. the travel ban expressed certain views about the limitations of executive power. any nominee is going to have to extol justice kennedy and say good things about his jury us prudence. it will provide democrats a chance to say look justice kennedy said this, and put it in the broad level of executive power generally. >> if you were strategizing how to approach the questioning for the democrats on the

there are few who inspire as much as christina and ron. the list of their generation goes on and on to healthcare, welfare, veterans, and of course education, yet none of his ellipse is none of it is done seeking recognition or asking anything in return, it is truly to live up to that commitment, much is expected. they have indeed lived up to this incredible status. the family has never stopped championing others, and today's new mission is just one more step in giving back to his country, to our country. i know that this is why some of those close to him call him father ron. he is one that serves everyone. people come to him for guidance and wisdom and when needed, some hard truth telling. peer to peer, ceo to ceo, and even some students, the words of his closest friends, he serves as a source of strength and wisdom for all that seek him out. his greatest achievement is not how much he is given, but how he has impacted and influenced and inspired all those around him. the mission in belgium is more important than ever. whether it is addre

ron briggs began receiving trina treatments in 2014. ul i found something that help with my situation, and itha wasn'ti thought it would m lp, i knew it would help. >> it's keeping ive. >> reporter: ron was traveling every week to a clinic inle scottsarizona, to get the infusions. >> after the fourth time, ron called me up on the phone and e'said, "i don't know what going to do, but i have to do this the rest of my life." >> reporter: ron and julie rallied support in dillon to open their own clinic. d ford gilbert p about $300,000 for fees anden equi the couple begged dillon's local inspital and its doctors to oversee it, incldr. sandra mcintyre. >> and part of that conversatioo was, wou of you in this organization be the medical director if the briggses chose to move forward? and we pretty much said the sami thing, whi why would we be medical directors over a servich we don't think has scientific merit? >> reporter: the doctorsen recod the hospital not get involved. mcintyre says when patients, li ron, have a chronic disease, they look

ron: good see you.ni: as we mentioned, president trump soon departs for the g-7 summit in quÉmic, where thert not be the most welcome audience awaiting him. after pulling out of the paris climate agreement, the iran nuclear deal, and imposing tariffs, america first policiedo are not goin so well with other foreign leaders. my colleagues katty kay and christian fraser spoke to mohamed el-erian, chief economic advisor for allianz, for their program "beyond 100 days." mohamed: i suspect to see six of the seven g-7 members tell him that tarfs are not helpful, and i suspect that he will pivot and say, look, why don' something to promote your own economic growth? there may be two different narratives coming out -- one, pressure on the u.s. on trade, but the other, the u.s. saying to other countries, why don'tou you dohomework before you come to me and complain about what i am doing? katty: you have been watchingor g-7 meetingsany years. can you remember a time when the world's biggest industrialized democraci

ron: no, it is not.om my understanding, the d esident likes being brie staff, he likes having pictures and graphs. i can tell you from having worked for presidentand there a lot of perversion that -- there is a lot of preparation that goes into this. the state department to the national security council, so many k advisors who have information to share with the president. it would help him if he hit the books -- how about that? rajini: one ice we heard a lot about from north korea is secretary of state mike pompeo. today he responded tcomments from the president's lawyer rudy giuliani, who said thakim jong-un got on his hands and knees and begged for the summit to be back on. what we heard from mike pompeo today is that that is not the voice of the administration. what is the voice of the administration? we have had john bolton sidelined as well for his comments on the north korean issue.g who is speak this? ron: the most senior member of the president's cabinet is the secretary of state. this is a job f

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later, ron died. when we spoke with gilbert in february, he had no dot he would continue to expand his network of clinics. >> we will achieve remedial treatment for hundreds of millions of people and i say that without a worry in this world. >> reporter: but in april, ford gilbert was arrested this month on federal pubrruption charges in alabama. he is accused of fraud and bribery in a failed scheme prosecutors say was intended to get a state law passed to force covege of trina infusions. >> they pleaded not guilty. >> reporter: a state legislature and lobbyists were also arrested. all three have denied the charges and ait trial. the clinic in dillon remains closed. some clinics continue to offere eatment and to advertise that insurance and medicare are covering it. how long that will continue is unknown. for the pbs newshour, i'm cheryl clark in dylan, montana. >> woodruff: roughly 1.5 million american children atte state and federally funded pre- kindergarten in 43 states and washington, d.c. but re

i ron has to leave syria. that is a great danger for us. what iran is trying to do, is put a noose around israel's neck. they already have through -- hezbollah and lebanon, they have a terrorist organization armed to the teeth, 100,000 rockets, more and more sophisticated weapons, they have a forward base of operations against israel. what they are trying to do, is establish a permanent military presence in syria. iran is trying to establish a military presence in syria, and another forward base used to attack israel. they want to essentially create a land bridge that would stretch from iran to iraq and lebanon -- from toronto to tartu's, in the mediterranean. i don't know if this is true, historically, but, the last time the persians were in the mediterranean, was probably in the time of alexander the great. i don't know if you actually want to have that happen, with a regime, that hates america, and been at war with america for the last 40 years, from the beginning -- they told you what they were all about, at hello, when they took over y

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ron took a different path. he went back to chicago, into the business world. successful in that world. with private business as well as with his investments and other endeavors. did well for himself. as corey reminded us he just didn't sit on that success and bank the money and walkway from his responsibilities to many others. and i've known that for a long time where an area where there's arguments made about hyper partisanship but i know when it came to service for public ron was stepping up to serve chicago's democratic mayors as much as his own republican friends. he included chairing the city's economic commission under mayor washington and sawyer. he chaired the city colleges of chicago under mayor daly. he chaired the state board of education and served as well as corey mentioned as chairman and chairman emeritus for the boys and girls club. over and over he stepped up for public service. he'll do it again. belgium is an important ally to the united states. european union's future is an important question for the united states. the future of the nato al

hi, ron. >> good morning, dan. good morning, paula. good morning, everyone.e begin in russia in moscow with a chaotic scene caught on video. a taxi approaching a line of stopped cars and then slamming into a crowd of people on the sidewalk. eight people were injured. an interrogation video released by russian police, the driver says he fell asleep at the wheel and somehow hit the gas pedal accidentally. the russian capital filled with tourists as russia hosts the world cup. >>> in eastern afghanistan, a suicide bombing shattered the cease-fire marking the end of the islamic holy month of ramadan. more than 30 people were killed and dozens more injured. most of the victims were believed to be taliban fighters. the cease-fire which had begun two days earlier had led to peaceful scenes of unarmed taliban and government security forces celebrating the holiday together in the streets. >>> in los angeles, a tesla car catching fire. the driver unaware. cell phone video showing the car was being driven by the husband of actress mary mccormack. she says her husband be

until i met ron. and we had a long conversation about midwest companies that have a legacy presence in colorado and beyond. there was ron that morning talking about all of these household names that helped my community, my home town thrive that he was a par of. of course, there is his resume, which we can talk about today. and it shows he's more qualified to serve our great nation in is capacity than anyone else. decades of business experience leading recognized brands and companies of he's been a national leader for national security, a leader of the boys and girls clubs across the nation. it didn't take long to recognize he was a business leader or political leader. his biowas filled with far more than experience. he's a community ader, he is deep into leadership of the arts and the in skredible -- incredible field museum in chicago. he lives up to the adage much i expected. they champion and inspire as much as christina and ron. the list of their generosity goes on and on to health care, welfare of

the most interesting thing i would support ron ron reagan and humor is no with had a greater sense ofhumor about himself than he did. he had a self-replicating way, he could see himself portrayed on television or in movies, in a humorous way that, no one would laugh more heartily than he. he was very thick-skinned about it and when you see it arched eyebrows and that laugh, that he, he just come he enjoyed life and he like people. i think humor was part of that. >> a question back there. >> it's interesting to hear about what the reagans enjoyed but somewhat different question would be, that might apply to one or both of them, regarding any one particular movie perhaps more that they thought were really important that had a real impact on the world? >> well, i don't know that the ever spoke of a movie that was impactful. there were movies they would take everyone should see that, that was entertaining, we sure enjoyed that. i do know that wargames was one that had impact on him because it confirmed the angst he had about nuclear weapons and the threat they pose to the country. as hard

but her husband ron stayed away. since the bombing ron has changed and it's a hard thing to watch the man that you. struggle so desperately and be so angry he's just not the same as he was before federal jury convicted to heart and i have all thirty counts he was facing for the boston marathon bombing just eleven hours the jury found our native guilty of all charges now they would decide if he should be put to death. the survivors were divided. karen's friend celeste was for a death sentence. the richards not wanting to go through years of appeals but decided against it. it's a long tough process to really examine. why you feel what you feel. you really have to look at yourself. pretty hard to decide. as soon as vicki and sil learned the identity of the man who raped and murdered their daughter vicki wanted to know more. i want it i want to know why i want to stand what he did why was this going forward like that what was going on where was his background with that you have to talk to his mother i wanted to understan

ron racy, geneva classical christian school, order. the prayer will be offered by the guest chaplain, dr. ron racy, geneva classical christian school, fai oaks anch, texas. the chaplain: let us pray. almighty, sovereign, creator, d eternal holy god, you have shown great kindness and mercy it all your people. let your ears be attentive and your eyes open to this prayer for your servants, these men and women of congress, who are your representatives of the people of this nation. may we remember that in the beginning you gave us this nation and the freedoms and abundant blessings we enjoy. confess our od, we since toward you. we have not obeyed the simplest of your commandments, to love the lord god with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your strength, with all your mind, and to love your neighbor as yourself. we ask that you grant us forgiveness and give wisdom, understanding, and compassion to these, your servants. in the name of god, our heavenly father, jesus christ the son, and the holy spirit. amen. the speaker pro tempor

ron claiborne. good morning. >> i knew that was coming. >> we got the doctor this morning. >> good morning to you, dan, diane, whit, and wherever you are, rob marciano. good morning to you. good morning, everyone. >>> we begin with a warning from general motors that it may have to raise car prices and cut jobs because of tariffs proposed by the trump administration. the automaker says tariffs on imported cars and car parts could drive up the cost of a car by thousands of dollars and force the company to slash jobs and cut wages. gm relies heavily on auto parts from otherseas companies to craft their cars. >>> at dulles airport near washington, d.c., an emotional reunion for a mother and son who were sprited in the u.s. under the president's zero tolerance policy. here they are hugging for the first time in 34 days. 7-year-old kevin and his mother only identified as brenda who are from el salvador were placed in separate shelters. they're now working their way through the asylum process. >>> time is

until i met ron.we had a long conversation about midwest companies that have legacy present in colorado and beyond. he was ron talk about all these household names that help my community, my hometown pride that he was a part of. of course there's his resume which we can talk about today and it shows he's more qualified to serve our great nation incapacity as anyone else. decades of business experience leading nationally recognized brands and companies. he's been a nationally for nationals could become a leader of the boys and girls clubs across the nation. didn't take long for me to recognize that he wasn't a business leader or political leader, his buyout is that with far more than job experience he's a mentor, a philanthropist, community leader picky as deep into leadership of the arts and incredible field museum in chicago. he lives up to that adage of whom much is given much is expected. there are few who lead, champion and as far as much as christina and ron. the list of the generosity goes on an

. >> thank you, ron. hopefully with all of the retirement of the planning slides gives you an indication that we are imminently close to being done. there's been a lot of tremendous effort, you know, in the last three months when you were looking for commitment and we told you we would be done tomorrow. we are 20 hours away from inspecting so we've got a new nights, the next few nights and saturday so we anticipate being done on saturday. so our apologies for being a day late. i think if we can wrap up the paperwork on monday you can have the facility and look to come back here the following month and turn over for substantial completion. >> thanks for all your support and help in navigating through these challenges. with that i can take any questions. >> your next item is the facility readiness update, item 7. >> good morning, directors, martha, facility manager. i will start with the facility update and sydney will follow with the security update as i go through each slide i will highlight one or two po

i know this is why some of those closest to him call him father ron. he is one that serves everyone. people come to him for with some -- for wisdom, guidance, and hard truth telling. peer-to-peer, ceo to ceo, or aung students -- he serves as source of strength and wisdom for all who seek him out. his greatest achievement is not all he has given, but how he has influenced and inspired those around him. omission in belgium is more important than ever, whether it is addressing challenges in trade mission and brussels. he will be a beacon of american values, and pride and dlomacy will give comfort to all of us who recognize the importance of this role. the leadership and ambassador provides, selfless leadership. support ron and i urge my colleagues to do the same. congratulations. .hair: thanks senator durbin? sen. durbin: i am on leave of absence. i promise someday i will return. here today be especially because of the nomination of ron gidwitz to be our next ambassador to belgium. i won't replicate the kind remarks of cory gardner of colorado on behalf o

but, ron, thank you for joining us today it's always great to get your insights. >> thank you. >> ronnson. >> when we come back, betting big on sports. leagues around the country raising concerns over high taxes and fe around betting. the nba deputy commissioner is with us, ahead of tonight's draft. dow down 122 coming off session lows. >>> i'm scott wapner here is what's cominup at the top of the hour. how long can tech keep the rest of the market going? >>> plus what today's landmark supreme court ruling means for retail landscape stocks are falling >>> and call of the day takes on lulu lemon that stock is up 128% in a year. now one analyst is making a big bet on where it goes next. see you at noon. jon, we're about ten minutes away >> ceo announcing a surprising resignation this morning. cfo bob swan stepping in timothy, good morning. i take it you were caught by surprise here as were many of us what do you think intel needs to do leadership wise at this time when they've expanded so far outside of that core business of pc and server chips and need to keep some momentum going >> we

we have congressman ron desantis, how are you, sir? >> how are you? >> congressman lee zeldin, how are you? >> great. mark: you served on the house committee on foreign affairs and i wanted you here to discuss north korea and some of the other major events that are taking place in the world today but i want america to know about you. ron desantis running for governor in florida in the republican primary. you have been serving wonderfully in the u.s. house of representatives for some period of time. you went to yale university where you graduated with honors. then you went to harvard law school, covered both your bases there, graduated with honors from yale. also you served in the navy and you have active duty service. you supported operations, terroristetention center at guantanamo bay in cuba. deployed to iraq as adviser to u.s. navy s.e.a.l. commander and support of the s.e.a.l. commission in saudi arabia in riyadh. lee zeldin represented first congressional district, you were member of the state senate in new york before you became a congressman, y

congressman ron desantis, jim jordan, mark me dees, lee zeldin, lindsey graham, ron johnn, chuck grassleythese people are fighting the deep state and obstructionist democrats like pelosi, schumer and schiff stare into the cameras and turn truth on its head. they are demon rats. until the republicans learn to fight like they do and go with a narrative no one veers from. they and socialism will run amok in this country. we need people in whington who believe in truth and justice and are not offended by the term law and order. this is not a banana republic. this is the united states of america with a justice system that needs to be protected. it's time for those people who are not interested in supporting president trump to get out of his way. that means you, jeff sessions. it's time for to you put on your big boy pants and start acting like the a.g. if you can't get on board with this president, then get the hell out of his way. let me be clear to all you critics. i'm not looking for that job. i'm an ordinary american who was brought up to believe in truth and justice. like thousands and hu

cnn global affairs analyst kimberly dozier, ron brownstein. first, ron, to you. your reaction to this new tweet from president trump. >> these are unpriecedented moments. i was thinking back even at the height of the tension with many of the allies in the iraq war with george w. bush, i don't think we've seen such a rupture with our traditional allies. i think it is reflective of the way the president approaches global affairs and that he does not believe that there is a value in the u.s. being the leader of an international rules-based order. he views each interaction essentially as a zero-sum game and kind of on a blank piece of paper where he's as willing to give comfort to traditional adversaries as he is willing to, you know, kind of conflict with traditional allies -- every u.s. president from franklin develop through barack obama believed it was in our own self-interest to organize the leading democracies of the world in a rules-based international order, and the president simply is in the process of tearing that down. >> kimberly, let me read another twee

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. >> and how ron howard verse his daughter bryce dallas howard. how he nearly ruined her jurassic park. >>s. >> roseanne spotted out. the first new video after her tweets at outrage turned to concerns over her mental health. >> the posts keep coming with more disturbing content. what did roseanne have to say today. >> do you think your career has taken a big hit? >> i'm not going talk to you except for to say, have a nice day. thank you. >> are you going stay on twitter? >> thank you. thank you. >> roseanne in utah today spoke out for the first time since her show was canceled. it appeared to be a social media break. roseanne posted almost 300 times since announcing she was quitting twitter on tuesday. >> look at roseanne's social media right in this moment. she doubled and tripled down. somebody needs to stop it right now. roseanne posted these conspiracy theories and more comparison to "planet of the apes." all that as kimmel -- tom arnold voiced concern on the tosh show and cnn. >> she's having mental health issues right now. i'm sure that's pa

>> i do. >> dad ron prepares, too, for >> you see what hat i'm wearing?ent to bryce canyon? >> yes. when cheryl your mom and i were looking for names. because of the red rock, we thought, we're going with the name bryce. your mom, we have red hair. >> it would have been a problem if i didn't come out a red head. >> a pretty good bet red was going factor in. >> i love the name bryce. >> it's a good thing she loves it the. they're days way from the jurassic sequel opening. you won't sere he high heels. >> how happy were you to get the wardrobe change. away from the heels? >> it was, like, i was so not down on my outfit at all when we were shooting the first one. >> you loved it. >> i loved it. i still love it. >> your pleased with yourself running in heels. >> i feel athletic. coming and doing this movie now. the characters prepared to be on the island, running from dinosaurs, it was so much easier. it was really shocking. i was like, man, this, like, heel thing, there's like a handicap situation happening there. >> oh, i totally hear you, bryce. >>> from h

stoddard and ron. ron is a former director of the law e legal defense fund a.b. stoddard of course you know her. she is on fox news a lot. associate editor and columnist for real clear politics. ron, let me ask you about what i asked bob driscoll. >> we are on. >> dana: one of those that have worked there we have affection and affinity and respect for that institution. it's kind of a dark day for the department of justice and the fbi. >> dana, if that's for me someone was chatting in my ear. >> hanging in the building for two years now. i think that hopefully this inspector general's report comes so step forward into saying what it -- what was true. what is fact-based and what had been made up over the last 18 months or two years. and the clouds for the fbi workforce and their name and the integrity of the organization starts to clear. >> dana: a.b., let me read to you a statement from congressman nadler of new york. is he a democrat that says the stark concludes we draw after reviewing this report the fbi's action helped donald trump become president as would wa

>> i agree with ron completely. troubles in that he lost a little moderate support this week. you heard a lot of people, even laura bush come out and say this was appalling. a lot of republicans on the hill i heard from were saying the same thing, that this was problematic for their party going into a midterm, but this is a culture war to him. this is why he feels he was elected. he feels he can double down and move forward and that he will win on this issue, so i think he is going to dig his heels in and he feels like immigration is his issue. >> real quick, there is a challenge here for democrats. normally the midterm electorates are older and wider, significantly, than the presidential year electorates at a time when older whites have become the cornerstone of the trump and republican coalition. i mean, the challenge they have is that the question is whether younger voters and hispanic voters are going to turn out in larger numbers than they usually do in a midterm. it's not just trump. 80% of house republicans l

thank, you ron. you guys are working on the rubik's cube. >>> coming up on "gma," a woman goes missing walking her dogs. the apparent vicm of an alligator attack. the grisly find after capturing a massive gator. >>> plus, celebrating the queen's birthday in style. thousands lining the streets of london to catch a glimpse of the royal family and the newlyweds, meghan and harry, for the annual trooping of the color. we'll be right back. >> keep working on that cube, rob. keep it going. >> three-hour show. >>> "good morning america" sponsored by blue buffalo. you love your pets like family so feed them like family with blue. i'm still giving it my best even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm up for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. so what's next? seeing these

ron and i and christie stopped at each site and said a prayer. a week later karen and ron united with survivors at the two thousand and fourteen boston marathon. i they cheered their friend celeste in a symbolic run across the finish line. i am angry at what he did and when i see my friends and they struggle and i see other survivors. i don't want my decision to be based on how angry i get in those instances. that fall judge will tool announced the trial would be held in boston. and we have two choices we can either let him stay alive and have his interaction and have his joys. or put him to die. and have that be the end of it. they don't get to see their little boy playing baseball anymore or reading him a story at night and in this young man is in jail and he's reading stories that he likes he's got books available to him that he enjoys or he meets with his sisters and gets to see pictures of their children growing up and i just don't think it's fair that they have had their their joys taken away from them and he still is able to experience tha

>> we know that, ron. thanks so much, good day to get in the water.he extreme heat as he says is going to continue tomorrow. the coast are all going to see the temperatures coming in from chicago, temperatures in the 90s but the heat index, what it really feels like will be in the triple digits. >>> overseas today, an immigration drama unfolding in europe, three ships carrying more than 600 migrants mostly from africa were allowed to dock in spain.e laing ends a week-lo joney from libya in which the migrants were rejected by both italy and malta. nbc's matt bradley has more. >> reporter: they were the rescue ships it seemed no one wanted, but this morning, the trio carrying hundreds of mostly african refugees was finally welcomed at the spanish port of valencia, amid celebrations and smiles. ♪ >> i'm happy to be saved. >> reporter: survival wasn't always so certain. these migrants, pregnant women and children among them, had to be rescued from overcrowded rafts off libya's coast, then suffered rough seas and stormy diplomacy. both malta and italy's ne

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district attorney and former counsel to the mayor of new york city, and back with us ron kline.aya, the expectation now of michael cohen cooperating with federal prosecuters gets higher and higher. donny deutsche is fueling it. >> it's hard to imagine -- i wasn't born today, but it is hard to imagine him not cooperating, quite frankly. remember that michael cohen is someone who was already very unusual for there to be the kind of search warrants that we saw on his residences, his offices and hotel because he's an attorney and because he had been an attorney for a sitting president. nonetheless, though, searches happened. they happened because there was a lot of indication that he may have been, obviously, that he may have been involved in criminal activity. he's looking at bank fraud, wire fraud. obviously there are questions about election criminal election violations. if he's not doing something to protect himself, then essentially all he's going is falling on his sword. why would he do that? >> john dean has a large role in u.s. history if you zoom in on the early 19 70s in t

but her husband ron stayed away. since the bombing ron has changed and it's a hard thing to watch the man that you. struggle so desperately and be so angry he's just not the same as he was before federal jury convicted to hearts are naive and all thirty counts he was facing for the boston marathon bombing just eleven hours the jury found our native guilty of all charges now they would decide if he should be put to death. the survivors were divided. karin's friends celeste was for a death sentence. the richards not wanting to go through years of appeals but decided against it. it's a long tough process to really examine. why you feel what you feel. you really have to look at yourself. pretty hard to decide. as soon as vicki and sil learned the identity of the man who raped and murdered their daughter vicki wanted to know more. i want it i want to know why i won the stand what he did why was this going forward like that what was going on where was his background with what you have to talk to his mother and i can unders

now back to bryce, her dad is ron howard. we know ron is a phenomenal director.s daughter? if their conversation is any indication, the answer is yes. >> how did you prepare for in interview. >> right, how did i prepare for this interview. >> well, if i recall correctly, i called you last night about 9:30 p.m. and i told you what i thought you should ask me and what i should ask you. i follow up with a bullet pointed e-mail. >> a complete summation of your m.o. >> do you prepare for your. >> yes, i do. >> dad ron prepares too for our special family interview. >> did you see what hat i'm wearing. > did you get that when we went to bryce canyon. >> when your mom, cheryl and i were looking for games because of the red rock, we thought we'll go with the name. we have red hair. >> it would be a problem if i didn't come out a redhead. >> pretty good bet red was going to factor in. >> i love the name bryce. >> it's a good thing. it's now synonymous with the jurassic world franchise. one thing you won't see this time around, bryce's now infamous high heels. >> how happy