it a shot. >> jimmy: will this mother of three from sheboygan, wisconsin hit this shot? says hit? [ audience responding ] and who says miss? [ audience responding ] all right. the misses have a slight edge. let's find out. [ cheers and applause ] nicely done. she just signed a two-year endorsement deal with keds. all right. who else do we have here? >> what is your name and where are you from? >> deion drake from washington, d.c. >> tell us something about yourself. >> i have a good personality. >> let's see if you're good at basketball. >> jimmy: all right. that is deandre. he's got a good personality. miss? most everyone's saying miss. i don't know. the way he's holding that basketball looks pretty promising to me. let's find out. ooh. >> it's okay. >> jimmy: still got his personality. can't take that away from him. all right, next up? >> what is your name and where are you from? >> keegan, and i'm from missouri. >> tell us something about yourself. >> i like sports. >> all right, give it a shot. >> jimmy: he likes sports. but he dribbles with two hands, which is a vio

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to sheboygan, wisconsin. we go to dennis who's on the republican line. caller: thanks for taking my call. get the paws off with anything that has to do with the bible. like you had a caller earlier about the i.r.s. there's all these tax advantages for married couples. i agree to get rid of all that. we're supposed to embrace everything. you have sinners, you have the righteous and you have the holy. we're clearly supposed to let all of it exist. but you cannot pervert any of the three. i mean, you can pervert holiness with righteousness. you can't mistake the difference between holiness and righteousness and mistake the difference between righteousness and cynic. i do seriously believe that gay people are always going to exist, have always exist. yes, it's a natural thing. but what we can't do is have the government -- i don't even like it when people get married in courthouses in a sense because it's ordained by god. don't let the word marriage, which is a biblical term, be exercised outside of the realm of anything to do with holiness. that's all i hav