do you remember when ronald mcdonald would show up what a big deal it was. you would go and wait in line. better than santa. it was a huge deal. >> the big macs came in a foil thing. that's how long ago. >> not the clam. >> that was -- we had the foil. >> in wyoming that was a big deal and then you got to go to denver and i had the ronald mcdonald cake for my birthday and it was filled with sugar. great memories at mcdonalds. >> where did you people grow up? >> mcdonald's brought joy. these folks are taking joy out of people's lives and i think the mother should be arrested. >> audited at least. >> audited or then arrested, impeached. she should be impeached from her blogging. can you impeach bloggers? >> i think so. >> we have done enough. >> saying this guy is keeping kids from growing old, that's just a cheap shot. >> companies now -- >> it's not true. >> exactly. it's not true remi. >> you should start to smoke when you are young. it is ridiculous to start when you are old. >> start when you are like 14, 15. >> i started smoking at prevention magazine at

or if you are a ronald mcdonald. mcdonald's is trying to get ahead of that.y see past food workers getting higher wages. we thought that we would ask them. anyway, what do you think of that, michelle? that your generation would sooner pay a lot more for a burger then to go to a placepla that doesn't pay its workersorks enough? >> well, when i ee that, it just makes me shake my head. to see mcdonald's employees protesting at a state -- shareholders meeting, demanding more money, they get paid $8.20 per hour and they want $15 perd hour. we have 75% unemployment. so many people are struggling to get a job. many are knee-deep in student loans and can't find a job. i think if you have a job you are to be grateful that you have a job in this economy. lot of te and are somehow taken advantage of in that it's not fair or right. you say that they can discern some differences? >> well, i think so. i think when you have is, that, that is what drives people to your store. you leave these protests, minimum wage, whatever they are protesting about, that is not social justi

>> nobody should be doing predatory marketing now all ronald mcdonald is the big bad wolf he brings peoplereally wha they get is diabetes and obesity. dennis: not -- no nine year-old girl can walk-in alone to order a cheeseburger she is with her parents a does not matterf she has an advertising messages aimed at her. they say no. >> have you ever been an end of a car with an annual to a screaming it is very difficult to say no sometimes. when mother called me today that she says sometimes you can't just say no and you cannot say any more then you give an end. i do believe it is the parents' responsibility but they make it harder on the parent and if they needo make it easier by not marketing to the children. dennis: come on. i feel like mcdonald's is the old and outdated complaint did has low-fat milk, a fat-free chocolate milk, apple slices instead of french fries, a grilled chicken salad, it runs public-service ads on the disney channel i see them all the time to get out and exercise. this is not a bad actor they are bad parents. >> low-fat chocolate milk is still filled with sugar. read

i could build you something similar to a ronald mcdonald house.ver 20 years ago. >> bill: first one was here at bethesda? >> and the original walter reed. >> bill: how many -- bethesda, you still have that one -- >> we have that one and we built more one. -- another one. when they closed reed, we built three more. a total of five now at bethesda. >> bill: and worldwide or around the country? >> we've got 58 house across the country plus two over in germany which is the military hospital that if a service member gets injured in iraq or afghanistan that's the first stop when they're out of the country. >> it is amazing. it is such a -- it is an idea that makes so much sense and yet it is something i can see people just didn't think of at the time. >> military does a good job of providing world-class healthcare. but it is that follow-on. we talk about the service members but them being able to do their job their families are taken care of, too. military dependents get treatment. everyone asks what are you going to do when the war ends? service member