. >> anthony: sinatra was not supposed to be, uh, particularly, uh, amiable at the table. >> benny: sinatrawere the good days. but, it's nice now too. >> anthony: would you describe yourself as a degenerate gambler? >> erick: yeah, i definitely have been, i'm trying to move past that. we have a 2-year-old at home. so i'm working in that phase. but i'll always have that gambling gear, there's no doubt about it. >> anthony: erick and erica lindgren are professional gamblers. poker players to be precise. it's routine for them to sit down to a game with a bankroll of half a million dollars. tonight? slightly smaller stakes. >> erick: hey benny, how do you like my chances? >> benny: good. good. >> erica: that's a trained answer. >> anthony: instead of actual poker, we're set up with a dumbed-down, for the camera version, of texas hold 'em. you play against the house. the odds, to say the least, are stacked against you. >> benny: oh here's a winner! here's a winner! yep, two pair. he's cutting up over there. see how easy it is? you got this game down. >> anthony: uh-oh. those are famous last word

plus a $500 presidents day bonus. >>> tank sinatra has a million followers.ng a day job? he said accepting cash on his account would be a betrayal of his fans. here's our sorries social stars. >> we're going to make a meme. >> okay. i'll have the human breast. >> that's funny. >> when you run away from home for attention and you get it. >> reporter: he's the social media sensation behind one of the most hilarious instagram accounts with over 800,000 followers. >> when your girlfriend finds tank sinatra. >> good one. >> reporter: george resh, better known as tank sinatra is the last guy you'd ever expect to find internet fame. this father of two from suburban long island has a knack for turning the most simple picture into comedic gold. >> i look at thousands of pictures a day. >> and how many do you end up choosing of those thousands? >> i usually post between four and six times a day. >> reporter: like this image of bill and hillary clinton walking into the inauguration. >> when you're fighting in the car the entire way to the restaurant and now you gotta go

. >>> plus, tank sinatra, he might seem like a regular guy, but he's amassed an army of instagram followersith hilarious posts, but cyber comedy is not easy. inside the making of a viral sensation. >>> and cat and house. they're having a hair ball in their custom-made two-story home, for an all animal reality show. who set this up and why are they doing this? but first tonight the "nightline" 5. >> ♪ >>> good evening and thank you for joining us. shocking allegations tonight against the former head physician of the u.s. women's olympic gymnastics team, accused of sexually assaulting young girls in his care over a period of 19 years. allegations of an extraordinary abuse of power against girls too young to understand what was happening to them and afraid to peek speak out. but now strengthened by one another, the accusers are coming forward in droves. >> he was helping me get to my olympic dream, something i've been dreaming about since i was 3 years old. i didn't even question it. >> reporter: in 2000, jamie dancer took home a brans medal for team usa gymnastics. a shining triumph. but behi

charlie: sinatra and then-wife mia farrow.truman capote's famous black and white ball. harry: someone shouted at frank sinatra. really upset. --he did not like it. frankie batman. charlie: how many times did you photographs and not tro? sinatra?u photograph harry: a few times. on the stage with me. san jose, someplace. tell me how you made the film. over the course of about three years, and we basically look at the photography and the filing cabinets, and his wife is basically the curator and caretaker of everything, and she really helped to guide us along. thousands of images that we had to comb trhrough. a great photograph can ever happen again, and those moments, those moments you believe cannot happen again, like this, that will never take place again, it is a limp and gone forever. and gonea glimpse forever, a quote he often has, and everyone from joe namath do donald trump to coral bernstein to dan rather. trump to coral bernstein.- karl it took about three years to work on this, and what was remarkable was the and willi

sinatra or maybe mr.atra talked to nancy and nancy made the call for me to get down to the white house after and we were not easy on president reagan. then i started to study him and i got so inspired, now i'm like a conservative now. look at how smart they were. >> joe, to your point that the reagans invited you to the white house, isn't the smart political response from the president to go be on that show again? >> i think and with the greatest respect to the president of the united states he should show up at studio 8h, and just appear there and cross alex baldwin. it would be hysterical. >> why do you think baldwin's portrayal gets under his skin so deeply? my theory is he really craves the legitimacy that comes from snl,cnn and the "new york times" and it pains him when he's lampooned by any of the above. >> i don't know. i don't know if it gets under his skin. i think it's a natural reaction. alec is busting his chops in a nice way and i think donald trump is busting alex right back. >> but in the w

. >> was it great to see him do frank sinatra?yes, real funny. >> what did you think of his frank sinatra? >> i thought it was real good. >> what was the favorite song? >> i don't remember. it was -- did he sing "new york, new york?" >> yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> what did you think of the woody allen movie, "let's all forget about what happened." >> it was pretty good. nothing that, you know, made me do flips or anything, but i thought it was pretty good. >> did you enjoy the movie "i'll lie about anything?" >> yeah, that was really good. >> will you lie about anything? >> yeah, i would lie about a lot of stuff. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: finest actors in the world are right out on our street. we have a super star-filled show for you tonight from beginning to end. john travolta is with us. this is the coolest thing. he flew himself here in his personal jet. which is weird, because he's right across the street. he literally could have walked here, but no. also tonight, we have oscar-winner eddie redmayne, benedict cumberbatch,

charlie: how many times did you photograph sinatra? harry: a few times.the stage , ih him, he told me after have never let anybody on the stage with me. it was up in san jose someplace. charlie: tell me how you made the film. the film. matthew: over the course of about three years, and we basically look at the photography and the filing cabinets of the negatives, and his wife is basically the curator and caretaker of everything. she really helped to guide us along. thousands of images that we had to comb through. , "alog line of the film is great photograph can never happen again." and those moments, those moments you believe cannot happen again, like this, that will never take place again, it is a glimpse and gone forever, a quote he often : he quotes from robert louis stevenson, and poem he quotes from robert louis stevenson and , everyone from joe namath do donald trump to carl bernstein. it took about three years to work on this, and what was remarkable was the and willing to talk about someone other than himself, and he has had a great relationship w

sinatra because they were very close maybe sinatra talked to nancy and nancy made the call for me tote house after -- we were not easy on president reagan. so it was very smart because it changed my life. when i met ronald reagan, then i started to study him a little bit and got so inspired. now i'm a conservative, look at how smart they were. >> joe, to your point that the reagans invited you to the white house, isn't the response, the smart political response from the president to go beyond that show again? >> yep. i think with the greatest respect to the president of the united states, he should show up at studio 8h, just appear there. >> tonight. >> right. cross alec baldwin, it will be hysterical. >> why do you think baldwin's portrayal gets under his skin so deeply? my theory is he really craves the legitimacy that comes from "snl," cnn and the "new york times." and it pains him when he's lampooned by any of the above. >> i don't know. i don't know if it gets under his skin. i think it's just a natural reaction. he's just going -- you know, what alec is busting his chops in a n

the common cold robs sinatra as of voice. >> the words were written by gay talese.sed a sensation when it was published in "esquire" in 1966. a deeply revealing profile, even though sinatra would never grant talese an interview. so, he sought out those who called, the little people, the ones who knew the superstar best. how many people do you figure you ended up interviewing? >> about 75 or 80. >> you got details that no one had ever known tarik that there was a woman who specific job it was to carry a case with all his hair pieces. >> yeah. >> no one had ever heard that before. >> i hadn't either. all these little stories are really big stories if you think big about little people. that's what i like to do. >> the stories has just been republished in a new anthology of talese's work called "high notes." he's considered a leader of a movement known as new journalism. that took root in the 1960s and '70s writers who tried to break the boundaries of traditional reporting. >> you tried to bring somof the techniques and excitement from telling a fiction story. >> true.

. >> first all the way you got up, that is frank sinatra that is modern day frank sinatra right thereway you are walking already. >> i mean business. >> and what you want to do depending on what the music is , give them a quick, i call it line dance. it is just left, let, right, right. beat comes on, you hit it with a lit about it of the left, left, right, right; right. >> just keep it moving. >>> keep, it moving. >> that is right. >> you got it. >> left, left, right, right. >> left, left,. >> and right, right. >> you golf to feel it. >> yes. >> yes. >> that is a whole new level. >> whole new level. >> so whether it. >> tonight at 8:30. come town at equal equilibrium dance studios, 20 to have a good time, 30 to to both. the just ask mom for money. >> all i'm doing now is white man over bite. >> yes. >> shoulders moving. >> who is this robert palmer. >> yes. >> of course. >> we will see you tonight. >> thank you so much. >> good to see you. >> come out philadelphia. >> come on philly. >> my goodness. >> i'm so glad. we have been to events, wedding, everybody is dancing but you. >> you

it's not frank sinatra, frank zappa is the frank you're looking for.u for being here. [ cheers and applause ] tonight, from the show "being mary jane," gabrielle union is here. then, this is her latest single called, "after the afterparty," music from charli xcx. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, we have a fun show. sean hayes will join us and zach galifianakis will be here, we'll have music from norah jones. and thursday, kerry washington and alicia keys. back in the old days when canadians were welcome to enter this country, we received a gift for which we will always be grateful. he is an emmy-nominated actor who can be heard as tiny plastic billionaire bruce wayne in "the lego batman movie." it opens in theaters friday. please welcome will arnett. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> sorry, you caught me in a moment. i was having a deep moment. >> jimmy: yeah, i saw that. i hate to interrupt like that. >> that's cool, i'm kind of crazy deep. >> jimmy: what were you thinking about? >> oh, just stuff and such. >> jimmy: a lot of

laura: singing along to frank sinatra used to be the closest any of us would get to flying to the men. 2ere's room on a list of paying passengers. spacex has a plan for the middle of 2018, the first manned flight to deep space in more than 40 years, though it will not involve a lunar landing. david shukman reports. bold: a spacex promotion, and often boastful this young company knows how to whip up a excitement. tourists have been promised seats to fly around the moon as early as next year. the last apollo mission in 1972 has any human flown anywhere near the moon. they will not be landing on it, but if the trip happens they will get amazing views. space scientists say it is plausible. >> we are entering the era where space tourism is a possibility and probability. maybe not for another 15 to 20 years for ordinary people to be able to afford it. it will be the playground of the rich. david: the man behind spacex is elon musk. elon: we are entering a new era of space travel that is exciting. david: there is a history of being late, but delivering. reasonable spacecraft will make space

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publish them on tuesday, clear, definite but achievable proposals that do not require legislation in sinatrarted on new path to valuing and honouring the lives, ministries and contributions of the lgbt members of the church of england. you said her device of this issue is. how damaging do you think it is for the church to have this argument going on about such an important issue? i think it is usually damaging. i almost every week news of people who have been christians and have left the church and given up the practice of their faith precisely because this issue is being handled in the way it is. they cannot stand the institutional homophobia of the church of england any more. it sticks. bishops have not understood that yet. it is really time they opened up their eyes and ears and listened and saw what was happening. thank you very much indeed for talking to us. thank you. thank you. the headlines on bbc news: north korea has fired a ballistic missile into the sea ofjapan. the launch is the first since president trump was elected. the speaker of the house of commons, john bercow, is facing

from generation to generation, whether it was sinatra and the bobby socks years, or rudy valley beforeelvis presley on ed sullivan, every generation comes along, and young people need to be able to speak for themselves; to communicate to each other in a language that they can actually have as their own if that's possible. there's are always going to be that divide between young people and those who are their adult supervisors, whatever. and so rock and roll is one way to do that, and rock and roll is being redefined every minute. and that's why hip hop can be put right into the same category as rock and roll. it is the voice of rebellion, of revolt, of "our own thing, and leave us alone." >> hinojosa: so when you look at what might come next, what are you thinking about? >> oh, who knows, you know? it can be something electronic, it can go right back to acoustic-- it's just whatever a community of kids... >> hinojosa: it could go completely simple also? it could be like... >> sure. >> hinojosa: ...the opposite of electronic? >> yeah, and it can stay fashionalized the way it has been fo

i call him a modern day frank sinatra. i don't know if people like to hear that. that's the truth.ill murray trying to top justin timberlake. he love it's playing out there. watch this, he makes the birdie right there. great stuff t beautiful sight and we will be checking in tomorrow for the final round. like i said i absolutely love this. >> gorgeous. >> cat lien in a. right across the way. >> that's our news for this saturday night. good day philadelphia weekend begins bright and early at 7:00 mavm

alfred hitchcock, gregory peck, kirk douglas, frank sinatra. how could you forget him?rty jokes? >> oh, yeah, yeah. he and my father used to have a field day telling jokes. >> reporter: the prince gave us a rare personal tour of the palace. >> this is the north gallery. so facing the harbor area. >> reporter: look at that beautiful view. that is such a stunning portrait. >> that was a portrait of my mother made by the american artist ralph cohen shortly after her wedding. >> reporter: her history is carefully preserved here. childhood photos, letters, even her passport and her clothes and jewels. the diamonds she wore during a visit with the french president charles degal. the gown she wore to accept her oscar. and a dress from high society, along with her engagement ring from the prince, we she actually wore in the film. but prince albert and his south african born ,wife charlene, are memory lives on in another way. what does this evening mean for you? >> well, it's to celebrate princess grace's living legacy, supporting the up and coming artists, emerging talents, and

sinatra, late-night drinking, hugh hefner, offered george the editorship of playboy numerous times, jacqueline kennedy, brothers that george had dated, warren beatty would call. scream into the phone is this a man who has never tasted an olive. warren, is that you? a small inside joke, no one ever knew what it was about. no matter who you were, if you were with george or at the same party, his manners pulled you in and made you feel comfortable, maybe even in on some of the secrets and he had a shook hands when he met you which was subtle but very flattering. this happened all the time because george met so many people but the only problem is george couldn't remember names, especially men's names but that didn't matter. there is the great man, he would say to someone he could not remember. there is the great man is also how george once greeted a kid delivering pizza. we went out a lot. we went to book parties and sporting events, all the security guys new george, macaroni and cheese, relentlessly and there were the parties at his house too. this was the 80s and 90s. the parties were crowded wi

. >> i have spent the last few months saying [ bleep ]ing you is like [ bleep ]ing frank sinatra. >> say this would not work on the red carpet. >> you know that donald trump does enjoy black girls [ bleep ]ing. >> [ bleep ]ing balls. >> my grandma's here too. >> i just [ bleep ] marky mark. >> when i saw your [ bleep ], oh my goodness i got so excited. because i know i'm going to be sucking that head. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we've got a big show for you tonight. tom hanks is here, we have music from cee lo green. i'll be right back to induct you into the hottie body hope club, so come right back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ that's three mac sizes made just for you ♪ ♪ so no matter where you might be at ♪ ♪ there's a big mac for that chorus: big mac for that! ♪ shoe game inspired? ♪ views keep getting higher? ahhhhh!! chorus: there's a big mac for that! ♪ you got a text back? oooo. ♪ can you freeze it like that? chorus: big mac for that! wait... there's three big macs for that actually. let's go! juicy, cheesy, iconic big mac. now in three sizes, but only for a

thrift report about nancy sinatra saying she was complaining that donald trump and the first lady were dance to her father's song at the inauguration. who reported that? cnn. why is it important that that fake news is called out? because it's an all-out assault on the truth by the media outlets. tom: i am old enough to remember it. there was a hatred of richard nixon by the media. he finally made a major mistake and they got him. this seems very similar in that nixon did not like the media, the media didn't like nixon. is this the same sort of thing we are seeing now? >> i give donald trump great credit for the fact that he calls it like it is. that's one of the reasons why he won the republican nomination and he's president. the media tends to be left wing and he calls them out on it. he hasn't been right on everything he said. but the under lying charge that the media is trying to discredit him as a legitimate president its absolutely correct and donald trump is right to push back on it. a lot of us around the country are rooting him on in this fight. tom: this buzz about leaks comin

. >> fly me to the moon is more than a frank sinatra song. it is the new goal for elon musk. >>> president trump's first address to congress is tomorrow night. we'll bring it to you live >>> today the dow closed at a record high for the 12th straight day. it closed at 20,837. the s&p made slight gains. tesla didn't enjoy the money making today. in fact, shares lost 5% over fears of a delay of the model 3. this brings the electric car maker's decline since last week's quarterly report. they worry about how much cash they're using to launch the sedan. >>> elon musk says two people paid him a lot to go on a trip around the moon next year on spacex. he wouldn't say who or exactly how much they paid. but he did say the flight will happen next year. since the capsule flying the two individuals is autonomous, meaning navigating itself, the people will have to be trained since things go wrong. nasa says we commend them for going higher. we will work closely with spacex. >>> google's lunar x prize challenge recently named five finalists to launch an u

. >> fly me to the moon is more than a frank sinatra song. it is the new goal for elon musk. >>> president trump's first address to congress is tomorrow night. we'll bring it to you >>> today the dow closed at a record high for the 12th straight day. it closed at 20,837. the s&p made slight gains. tesla didn't enjoy the money making today. in fact, shares lost 5% over fears of a delay of the model 3. this brings the electric car maker's decline since last week's quarterly report. they worry about how much cash they're using to launch the sedan. >>> elon musk says two people paid him a lot to go on a trip around the moon next year on spacex. he wouldn't say who or exactly how much they paid. but he did say the flight will happen next year. since the capsule flying the two individuals is autonomous, meaning navigating itself, the people will have to be trained since things go wrong. nasa says we commend them for going higher. we will work closely with spacex. >>> google's lunar x prize challenge recently named five finalists to launch an unmann

. >> marvin gaye wanted to be frank sinatra. he was clean, svelte.artistic expression? ♪ punish me with brutality ♪ talk to me ♪ so you can see ♪ how it's going on ♪ what's going on ♪ yeah, what's going on ♪ tell me what's going on ♪ whoo >> marvin gaye was affected by the vietnam war. his brother was in vietnam. so he's hearing all these stories about what's going on over there. he's seeing the protests here and it's changing him. >> he holds up a mirror to america, look at yourselves, america. 33 >> he's talking about the war, he's talking about poverty, changing as an artist in a way berry gordon is not super happy about. >> everybody thinks we're wrong, they do ♪ >> initially, berry gordon did not want marvin to do "what's going on." >> motown was supposed to be nonthreatening and you have marvin gaye making a protest record about the war. that could potentially ruin good money. you don't lightly talk about the government. ♪ yeah, i want to know what's going on right now ♪ >> ultimately when he agrees to put out "what's going on," berry tells mar

being in hollywood since 1977, i did my first movie with frank sinatra. i have seen hollywood. i have seen ronald reagan, 1980. mind am going to bring to something that i talked with a friend of mine a couple of times. we discussed this. presidentd reagan was of the united states, mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. the wall came down. nuclear detente, prosperity. in 1988, his right hand was a george bush. we respect the bushes. we respect george bush. there was a shift. there was a shift that was absolutely stunning. after being the right hand of ronald reagan for eight years and seeing the bold choices and moves that he made, much like what we have seen from donald trump. the establishment on the left and the right have attacked donald trump. what is george bush's slogan in 1988? no, that was '92. kinder, he said a gentler nation. a kinder, gentler nation. right after he saw what ronald reagan did. now george bush is a good man. put was the globalist flag in the ground. that was the beginning of it all. after reagan we have had bush, obama --bush ii, [boos] we needed a force

>> frank sinatra. >> ♪ >>> now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >>> good evening, everybody.ike connector bridge remains closed to vehicle traffic all part of the reconstruction or repairs of that span. the work crews are out overnight into early tomorrow morning over here in bellmawr 295 at 42 the ramps as you your way from south jersey turnpike northeast extension the construction crew is out between lansdale and mid-county. watch for that long term proje project. and it's a tight squeeze as you roll your way through those barriers there. and that's slowing down traffic. lansdale down towards mid-county. if you're heading down out of the pocono area and septa made some changes over the weekend. brand new transit schedule for its city and suburban lines. i put a list of the changes up on both my facebook and twitter pages. we'll check the jam cams. sue has the forecast. i'll see you right here starting bright and early tomorrow morning at 4:00. ♪ hey, bud. you need some help? no, i'm good. come on, moe. i have to go. (vo) we always trusted our subaru impreza would be there f

" [ light laughter ] for this one, in honor of valentine's day, roots, can you do it like a frank sinatra-stylehey, darren this song's for you you traveled all the way from b.k. so how do you do ♪ ♪ and on v-day if you made a candy heart it would say i love you ♪ ♪ i don't know you're a work of art ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: darren, thank you very much. can i step through? can i step through here, buddy? excuse me. hey, how you doing, man? good, buddy. nice to see you. hey, pal. hey, how are you, man? hey. how ya doing? oh, don't get up. everyone else is. it's okay. no. [ light laughter ] what's going on? there was a trap there. a bear trap. oh, hey. how are you? >> hi, jimmy. >> jimmy: nice to see you. hey, guys. how are you? hello. how are ya? sorry, i know, a little awkward. how are you? nice to see you, buddy. all right, here i am. that's what i -- [ cheers and applause ] where i wanted to be the whole time. there you go. what is your name? >> sara. >> jimmy: sara? sara, the grammy awards are this weekend. if you were in a band, what instrument would you play? >> the piano. >> ji

i'm a big fan of sinatra and dean martin and joey bishop. >> jimmy: that era of entertainers, yeah. > spent a lot of time online goog googling stuff of theirs. interviews, all those comedy roasts, the original comedy roasts. don was the one who stuck out for me in all of those. >> jimmy: he's the funniest. he's still the funniest. >> yeah, exactly. >> jimmy: do you fantasize about having a life in which you have a group of guys that you wear tuxedos with, ties undone, go to las vegas, maybe entertain a little bit at 6:00 in the morning? >> that is my life. >> jimmy: that is your life. >> absolutely. >> jimmy: well, that worked. >> me out of a tux, that's how i roll. >> jimmy: do you still live in belfast? >> i don't live in belfast, no, i live outside of london. >> jimmy: have you ever lived here in los angeles? >> i've spent a lot of time here. i used to come over here for little stints and try to get work. the first time i came over here, i thought i'd try to immerse myself into the l.a. way of life, join a gym because everyone's really into that here. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, yea

pops are announcing their concert line up for the next season, among the show's planned the music of sinatra, 18 concerts season also featuring the music every elton john, broadway, and pop rock, which includes classic rock favorite, for the full list check out their website, meantime, if you would like to continue playing, and i have some candy for the ladies. >> oh, thank you. >> jim? >> so great! >> ♪ >> ♪ >> we will be right back with three to go. >> ♪ >> thank you so >> jeffrey sandusky son of jerry scan dust did i facing child sex abuse, he will be in caught next wednesday. >> governor chris christie and his wife are meeting with prep donald trump and the first wife. not saying what the purpose of the meeting is. >> valentine day party taking place today at dilworth park, first 200 guests get free roses from noon to 2:00. >> looks like great day. we have beautiful sunrise underway at the kutztown area middle school. wind has eased up, thanks goodness. quick check on the valentine day planner, upper 40's today, and sunshine, meisha. >> great day on the roadways, looking at the schuylkil

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>> of course, alfred hitchcock, gregory peck, kirk douglas, frank sinatra. how can you forget him?true that cary grant used to love to tell dirty jokes when he came here? >> he and my father used to have a field day telling jokes. >> the prince gave us a rare personal tour of the palace. >> so this is the north gallery facing the harbor area. >> look at that beautiful view. >> it was a different floor at the time. >> this is where you roller skated. >> yeah. >> he showed us where where his family played. >> this pool was designed by your mother? >> i think both my parents sat around the table and -- >> drew pictures of what they wanted? >> yeah. >> you remember splashing around in this? >> oh, yeah. >> inside there is history and memories. >> so this is the salle de garde, the guard's room, because it must have been in the very old days where the officers or the guards met. >> now used as a family room. his mom didn't like the way it used to be decorated. >> so she asked my father if she could redo this room and he said, yes. and so we've had these blue colored walls since then. >>

. >> frank sinatra all over again.hank you. >>> up next, president trump's once again attacking judges. this time the three-judge panel on that ninth circuit court of appeals that is actually weighing right now whether to reinstate his travel ban. it comes as trump continues to paint a dark and many people think a scary picture of the world. a fear appropriate, if not to actual reality, certainly appropriate to his agenda. what he wants. this is "hardball," where the action is. uhhh- and i was wondering if your brokerage offers some sort of guarantee? guarantee? where we can get our fees and commissions back if we're not happy. so can you offer me what schwab is offering? what's with all the questions? ask your broker if they're offering $6.95 online equity trades and a satisfaction guarantee. if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax constipated? use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortab