. >> do steve martin for me. >> steve martin? >> yeah, who do you do?impression. >> who? >> let me show you. see that impression? right there on the back of the -- >> yeah. >> is that terrible or what? come on! >> i'm casey case em, a long distance dedication comes from west hollywood, california. he writes, dear casey, casey, i recently met a wonderful man. i'd love to get to know him a little more. he's dashing and funny. casey, could you please play "faithful "faithfully" from ant to byron. here's your long distance dedication, ant. >> where's your wife from? >> my wife is from the south, man. she's -- >> ecuador? >> no. south carolina. she's a honky. first of all, we had a wedding reception in los angeles. apparently you're supposed to have a theme for the wedding reception. my wife was so upset, we didn't have a theme. i said, if you look out there, the theme is right there, 200 white southerners and 1,500 mexicans. that's called the alamo. >> that was your theme. >> that was our theme. and here's the worst thing. her mom who was a first grade teac

weeks watching letterman's greatest hits over the last couple of weeks, there were bits , him and steve martin'sy day out, those have been huge on youtube. stupid pet tricks. i feel like youtube should send david letterman money. he almost invented it. that is what is happening now. it's an interesting interview which jay leno showed me, seven years after johnny carson. newspaper,te in a when is he coming back to save the tonight show? all johnny carson does is skits and bits. mr. par used to do proper interviews. jimmy fallon's show i imagine is influenced by ellen, ellen influenced by letterman -- alan, alan influenced by letterman. all those things start to influence you. charlie: but it feels comfortable, at least. james: i feel a lot more comfortable now, just in the just overwhelmed with the way people have responded. it is the idea that you did not step on a banana. they were in fact is, isn't this interesting what he's doing? james: i guess so. i'm overwhelmed by that, really. i'm relieved and grateful. charlie: could this happen in prime time? jay leno tried to do it, but jay leno is ja

steve martin.et legends have had ups and downs as well. >> my dad saw rick moranis doing him and he said i am not the guy anymore. that's when he had to go in and once again do some more soul searching and find out what is next for him. >> it was another reinvention. >> another reinvention. >> dozens more hbo specials after that. >> absolutely. >> we will get into goodie tails of your life in -- good details of your life. going to school in santa monica with other celebrities and that's on-line. people can go on-line and see the rest of the interview. thank you for being here. kelly carlin, we will close things out with a bedtime story. oh, look. we have a bunch of... announcer: babies who are talked to from the time they're born are more likely to have a successful future. talking and reading to children in their first years has a huge impact on what they do with the rest of their lives. the fewer words they hear, the greater their chances of dropping out of school and getting into trouble. talk.

and now, steve martin's kas character in "father of the bride" had the same name as the father in maryseattle. >> that is hard, and i would say "sleepless in seattle"? >> no. and so you will get the kathie. >> wait, the loser gets your cd? >> yes. isn't that wonderful. >> the correct answer is "mary poppin poppins." >> yes, and it is george banks, and that is the guy who sang "let's go fly a kite." and the author based that character on his own father. >> big thanks to joel and kath for whatever happened out there that was awesome. >> and he comes with the game, doesn't he? >> he is a wacky one. >> and the band is all here, and hoda and i will whip out the instruments. >> and we will sing along with jennifer hudson and mark mcgrath and frankie valley le. wants a kitchen aid mixer for her birthday. and... .hey! you're f.ortting about fingerhut.com we can shop over 275,000 items and growing, with brand names like black & decker, reebok and dyson. at fingerhut.com you can get the credit you deserve, and with their low monthly payments we can all rest easy. (snoring) ♪ mmmm yoplait! i am n

the bit where he worked at a drive-through orders he and steve martin's big gay day out. things would have been huge on youtube. i sort of feel like youtube should send letterman some money. he almost invented it. i think that is what's happening now. there is a really interesting interview which jay leno showed me which was seven years after johnny carson had taken over the tonight show. someone wrote in the newspaper, when is mr. par coming back to save the tonight show? all johnny carson does is skits and bits and mr. par used to do -- mr. paar used to do proper interviews. our show is hugely influenced by jimmy fallon's show. i'm sure his show is influenced by ellen. all of those things start to influence you. charlie: but it feels comfortable at least. james: i feel a lot more comfortable now, just in the manner that -- i am just overwhelmed by the way people have responded. charlie: is it the idea that you didn't step on a banana or do anything that people would have said, after you'd been on, how did this ever happen? they are saying, isn't this interesting what he

. >> looking at steve martin nickble and professionaled. >> impressive. the personality comes out. lots of agility there. for a whole area of sports coverage with more coming up tonight at 11:00 >> the mayor of santa clara is reaching out to 49er fans and how it could impact your next trip to levi stadium. that's tonight at 11:00 right here. >> before you go, one last check of the. >> if it has not changed, yes, look at this, our weather underground camera showing us that beautiful sunset in woodside and can you see the high clouds moving across the high clouds are the main reason why it was so much cooler today. you can see tomorrow's forecast. does not get hotter and temperatures go down a couple of degrees. call it cool for the north bay and 75 and partly sunny and high clouds continuing and in the south bay you'll notice slight humidity as we do have subtropical moisture moving in from the south. may get a stray shower overnight into tomorrow morning. we'll watch the forecast closely tonight because we may have to change the weather forecast tomorrow and add in a few sprinkles.

. >> steve martin, alec baldwin, 2010. >> they were greats. >> chevy grace, paul hogan, 1987. >> i washere. >> that's you what were saying, jane fonda, robin williams. >> i enjoyed the duo hoses. >> uh-huh. sure. >> anyway, yesterday evening. >> shirley mcclane, frank sinatra, that was a go, 1975. where has he been? okay, i'm done. >> yesterday evening, i'm walking from the st. james building. >> yes? >> over to the independence beer garden, to meet some friends. >> oh,. >> i run into the clydesdale's walking, clopping down walnut st. >> oh, ya, seen them in the superbowl commercials. >> so cool. look at that. >> so we will tell you why the clydesdales took over the street of center city. >> there was poop everywhere. >> did you clean it up? >> well, my mant did. sure, tv has evolved over the years. it's gotten squarer. brighter. bigger. thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. (gong) marinate your steak with kikkoman to enhance its juicy, natural essence. (taiko drum beat) (taiko

huge standing ovation, contrast that with donald trump, who his performance reminded me of the steve martinhat he came out there waiving his bible and basically pandering to this crowd. i think the folks saw through it they gave him boos after he went after marco rubio and called him a clown. >> a lot to talk about what was going on behind him at the hill. speaker boehner what was his reaction like. >> glory of the lord shone about them. this was like a revival meeting. people were hooting and hollering and cheering. this crowd not big fans of john boehner. when the word came down that there was quite a bit of jubilation and excitement here at the omni motel. >> conservatives don't like boehner and that's been the case for a long time. who do they want to replace him? >> that's a great question. a lot of people have been talking about, a lot of buzz in the hallways. trey gowdy's name has been mentioned quite a bit. of course, he is the favorite son of south carolina and a big favorite among conservatives here. that seems to be the name i'm hearing. i'm sure there are others being bandied ab

but steve i agree with lockheed-martin with a tremendous run. i think that better performer right now isin northrop grumman, stock is solid, dividend about 2%. that has been a star in terms of strength. charles: a report out that pentagon may play hard bu ball h contracts, maybe with political environment that we have, would things change say, if a democrat won? it seems if you think that obama is a weak they would be weaker. >> i think that hope for defense companies and america is that we have some republican administration in there and strengthen our defense. that is what we need, spending has been cut too drastically. we need an across the board strengthening of all military assets. charles: steve. >> you know, i'm one of few conservatives who think we should cut defense spending, but not going to happen, there is bipartisan agreement right now if anything defense spending is going up. charles: i think that idea that, you know we have to use it. and you know someone who think we should have a bigger defense is donald trump. tune in tomorrow,

joining me, steve moore, heritage foundation chief economist. scott martined visors chief market strategist. both fox news contributors. jim frischling, new oak capital president. welcome to you all. i want to get one question in here on the markets. should we be that excited about a 3-hundred point day given what we've seen? tell me this, what are we trading on now? is it the fed? is it oil prices? is it china? what are we looking at? >> every day it is something different. on excitement, i like to get excited everyone knows. i'm excited about today. we'll leave it there. here's the thing. you put up the calendar if red is your favorite color. there is more downward pressure on market, there it is, than upward pressure. that scares me a little bit. there is clearly in this market, bias to the downside. i get point about nasdaq stocks, we made century club on nasdaq, up over 100 points but on down days nasdaq stocks get smoked. gerri: steve, i want to turn to you to go to the economy for a second. we had, i hate to say this phrase, the beige book out today a

part, as should the europeans, but this is a broader global crisis. >> steve, take what secretary clinton said, and then there's martinlley who has taken the boldest position in calling for the u.s. to take 65,000 refugees yesterday, he said, quote, if germany, a country with one-fourth our population can accept 800,000 refugees this year, certainly we, the nation of immigrants and refugees, can do more. what do you make of that? >> you would think so. the reality is the united states has taken 1,500 refugees, most waited more than 18 months to be vetted before they were brought into the united states. jumping from 1500 to 65,000 which martin o'malley and others have embraced is a very, very big jump for this country. i feel it's appropriate. i feel it's important. i feel like when you look at europe today, it's very hard not to think that we have conditions that were very much like pre world war ii. despite what we saw hungary do, and richard is right, hungary moved because of the media attention, but the steef destain of the hungarian right wing government is something that is not anomalous in europe. it is somethin

. >> martin truex talking to his crusade i had no idea he was going to slow down that fast. i just ran him over. >> steve: you described that like you've done it. mr. burton. >> rick: difficult racetrack. we talk about the surface being very abrasive. as you mentioned before, you have to brake. you have to work the brakes hard here. >> jeff: the thing that makes darlington different is as the run goes, i know he didn't run many laps, the drivers change the entry. they change the speed of where they enter the corner depending on where they want to run. sometimes the guy behind you misjudges. >> rick: back after the break for the restart. keselowski and harvick on the front row. where now you can search with the power of carfax®. just say, "show me cars with no accidents reported." boom! or how about, "show me cars with only one owner." pretty cool! plus, we're the only site where you get a free carfax® report with every car listed. so find the cars you want. avoid the ones you don't start your used car search at carfax.com howdy, folks, it's me,(laughter)anders. hey! that's not the real colonel sanders! i

we will go out to steve in a second but portions of the kelly drive, martin luther king drive, all behind the art museum and ben franklin parkway will take on time to clean up, and take down all of that staging, all of the jumbo tron that is took well over a week to construct. clean up crews will be out there they are in independent hall. basic game plan last night the in to this morning was to take big concrete barriers and move them off to the side to open up all of the streets that were closed in that traffic box, yesterday, and then they will be able to go around today and pick them up. they have to be pick up individually and put on the flatbed. there will be a lot of crew is still out there through the next couple days. heading down toward the the airport, give yourself some extra time for checkpoints, folks that came into town to visit, they are all leaving today. chris and lauren, back to you. >>> as you said, the the city beginning to open backup after mass on the parkway celebrate by pontiff and attended by people all over the the world. >> big concern this morning for commuters

can scott martin and charlie gasparino and steve force on what they make of all of that. gaspo, to you, boeing is just searching out a good market, right? >> i know donald wants to tax boeing or -- neil: any company that ships stuff overseas. >> nationalize them if they do something like this, but this is part of the free market at work. and yes, we lose jobs over, there but when you have free market and free trade, we gain jobs too. and it helps with inflation. when companies are allowed to seek out best market, so i would be, if i were donald, i'd go back, start reading frederick hayac and read milton friedman, and read adam smith and come to a conclusion before you start engaging. neil: that as you know, steve, trump has been among those saying companies who outsource or hire folks overseas, you got to penalize them. he's not firing or boeing is not firing american workers, just hiring a lot in china. so does he even made a distinction? and is that in sync with the republican party that by and large likes that kind of thing? >> when you have trade, people both sides pr

. >> martin truex talking to his crusade i had no idea he was going to slow down that fast. i just ran him over. >> steve: you described that like you've done it. mr. burton. >> rick: difficult racetrack. we talk about the surface being very abrasive. as you mentioned before, you have to brake. you have to work the brakes hard here. >> jeff: the thing that makes darlington different is as the run goes, i know he didn't run many laps, the drivers change the entry. they change the speed of where they enter the corner depending on where they want to run. sometimes the guy behind you misjudges. >> rick: back after the break for the restart. keselowski and harvick on the front row. where now you can search with the power of carfax®. just say, "show me cars with no accidents reported." boom! or how about, "show me cars with only one owner." pretty cool! plus, we're the only site where you get a free carfax® report with every car listed. so find the cars you want. avoid the ones you don't start your used car search at carfax.com howdy, folks, it's me,(laughter)anders. hey! that's not the real colonel sanders! i

steve, some people got rain. can you find some more? >> can. one of our observers. >> vinny martin, he's very good, but he's about 25 miles south of middletown, 1.18. >> not still wet up there this morning? >> no. >> wet on the ground -- >> we're done until maybe next week. >> all right. that would be from the south. that's not a slam dunk. we'll see. there is a lot that has to happen before that moves in. much needed rain, because we all need it. i heard last night, i was asleep, but i heard that it rained during the giants game in the eighth inning and they gave the rain a standing ovation. >> they they do. >> i heard that. i'll see if sal heard that too. . quarter to an inch to three quarters of an inch. casadero had 1.70, about a tenth to an inch after that. 50s for some, 60s. a a little warmer today. signs of warm up on the weekend. i'll have more on that in about ten minutes. did you hear that, sal? >> i did. and people were thinking, steve, in 2012 when the giants went to the world series and marco was sit tlg and went like this. people remember that, of course they do, so p

same deal as last couple of of days, closed both directions, steve standing by, we go live to him in a second. anyone coming in on the martinrive, forced off on to the vine expressway, if you came in on the kelly you're forced onto fairmount avenue. center city, expect slow, fencing going up f you are coming no the city today, be prepared to park in a parking garage. you ready for the first clear shnewer. >> let's go. >> tonight, 10:00, the vine expressway ramps to center city, you will not be able to exit the vine expressway coming into center city beginning tonight, at 10:00. keep that in mine, on your way home, singing in the car from the madonna concert, madonna in town tonight, but, on the way home don't want to use the vine expressway, if i live in center city right up broad street. back to you. >> i think yesterday and yesterday evening i saw things i have never seen, security crews working around the clock to make sure all of russ safe over the weekend, man, security, fences sharpshooters, you name it. >> more fences, more barriers, they went up. and bomb sniffing dogs, came out, now, tent for spotters and sharpshoo

. >> martin truex talking to his crusade i had no idea he was going to slow down that fast. i just ran him over. >> steve: you described that like you've done it. mr. burton. >> rick: difficult racetrack. we talk about the surface being very abrasive. as you mentioned before, you have to brake. you have to work the brakes hard here. >> jeff: the thing that makes darlington different is as the run goes, i know he didn't run many laps, the drivers change the entry. they change the speed of where they enter the corner depending on where they want to run. sometimes the guy behind you misjudges. >> rick: back after the break for the restart. keselowski and harvick on the front row. where now you can search with the power of carfax®. just say, "show me cars with no accidents reported." boom! or how about, "show me cars with only one owner." pretty cool! plus, we're the only site where you get a free carfax® report with every car listed. so find the cars you want. avoid the ones you don't start your used car search at carfax.com howdy, folks, it's me,(laughter)anders. hey! that's not the real colonel sanders! i

steve, some people got rain. can you find some more? >> can. one of our observers. >> vinny martiny good, but he's about 25 miles south of middletown, 1.18. >> not still wet up there this morning? >> no. >> wet on the ground -- >> we're done until maybe next week. >> all right. that would be from the south. that's not a slam dunk. we'll see. there is a lot that has to

martin truex jr. fourth on that high line. fans back on their feet. as we get ready for the restart. green flag back in the air. >> steve: a lot of trouble with the restart. spin of the rear tires. car moving back and forth on the straight away. it gets harder when you don't have stickers. with scuffs it's harder to get the rear tires to make traction. >> rick: martin truex jr. taking third away from carl edwards. edwards crossing back over, trying to get the position back. won't be able to do it. keselowski, harvick. truex jr., eds wards and logano. here comes the 19 of carl edwards again. trying to take that spot back away from martin trsex jr. as far as fuel goes, everyone should be able to make it all the way to the checkered flag. tires, that's another question. the fall-off. we've seen dramatic fall-off after 20 laps, ten miles an hour difference between drivers with fresh tires and those with 20-lap-old tires. kevin harvick, right in the tire tracks of brad keselowski for the lead. and now to the inside, trying to take the top spot away. >> steve: hard place to make a pass off turn two. the bottom seems better at

steve, thank you. it is also back to school today in philadelphia. and plenty of other places, as well. reporter justin finch shows us dozens of clergy, community members came together outside martin martin luther king high school this morning for back to school tradition of public tear. -- prayer. >> collapse, cheers, smiles, line of high energy, hellos, formatter inch luther king, jr. high student on their first day of classes. prayer, for students, parents, staff and even the decision makers, who impact city schools. >> we pray for governor wolf, and all of those legislators, and we pray god that would you help them to make right decision that is would sends right funding, lord, our children would have an opportunity. >> student walking into school today may see some faces they've not seen here before, but that's okay, because these supporters want students to know, they will be praying for them, and watching over them, as members of this community. >> definitely on the right track, hopefully uplifting for the kids. >> mom, crystal, watched the prayers with her daughter mia walking into king as new student then the year. >> everybody like from the community is trying to help us

martin esm -- mcwilliam. >> abig el abigael medina. >> firefighter raymond. manuel. >> antonio melendez. >> mary. me -- >> steward todd. >> oralia mena. >> carlos r. mÉndez. >> firefighter steveedo mercado. >> wesley mercer. >> george l. marina. >> josefina moreno. >> it's been 14 years and we have missed you every day, we miss your smile, laughter and your friendship. most of all the sound of your voice. this day never gets easier no matter how much time has passed. we know you are watching over us and you will always be remembered as an Ángel and true hero. i am honored and proud to be your niece. i love you and miss you. god bless america. >> and my beautiful cousin, you have made such an impression in my life and continue to be an important part of it. i miss you so much. >> debra. >> raymond joseph the third. >> david robert myer. william edward. >> martin. >> ronald d. milan. >> peter milano. >> luka. >> sharon cristina milan. >> corey peter miller. douglas c. miller. >> henry alfred miller, jr. michael matthew miller. philip d. miller. >> robert alan miller. >> charles m., jr. >> ronald keith. william george. >> lewis joseph. >> thomas. >> dominic. >> joseph d. >> susa

art museum, portions of the kelly drive and martin luther king drive where you come right behind the art museum. whole stretch of the ben franklin parkway. steve is standing by there now. i know jenny is standing by to give us update on mass transit. chris and lauren back to you. >>> the pope is gone, barricades coming down. >> he is gone but not forgotten. back to normal for so many. jennifer gist live at septa station at eighth and market with how things are going, hi there, jen. >> reporter: good morning, chris and lauren. things are going quite well. we saw another flatbed truck taking off down market street loaded with those concrete barriers as they are being removed one by one early this morning. over the weekend our streets were pretty empty. if you weren't participating in papal festivity between independent mall and the parkway, it was a very, very quiet. not too many people out and about. we're thinking people may have levittown if they weren't here for the pope's visit. well, trains backup and running. first patco train westbound through philadelphia left lindenwald at 4:30 this morning. if you are trying to get to new jersey you c

she's doing what martin luther king junior wrote about, which is to pay the consequences for her decisions. where he looking at steveher and rosa parks. what goes through your mind when you hear these comments? >> i would simply note that the widow of the reverent dr. martin luther king was clear and unambiguous in terms of her support of gay and lesbian americans being treated as full citizens under the law. the supreme court has spoken clearly on this. most importants believe that we need to treat all of our citizens fairly. while we respect people's religious views, the fact of the matter is you have to treat citizens fairly. if people are seeking to exercise their rights under the constitution and enjoy a right that anyone else and everyone else has, you have to respect that. if you are an employee of government. because you represent the face of the constitution to the average citizen. the naacp has taken a clear stand on marriage equality. we expect people in government to adhere to the rule of law and rule of the supreme court and also common sense and compassion. this will ult ma thely work itself oi itself

martin esm -- mcwilliam. >> abig el abigael medina. >> firefighter raymond. manuel. >> antonio melendez. >> mary. me -- >> steward todd. >> oralia mena. >> carlos r. mÉndez. >> firefighter stevedo. >> alfredo mercado. >> wesley mercer. >> george l. marina. >> josefina moreno. >> it's been 14 years and we have missed you every day, we miss your smile, laughter and your friendship. most of all the sound of your voice. this day never gets easier no matter how much time has passed. we know you are watching over us and you will always be remembered as an Ángel and true hero. i am honored and proud to be your niece. i love you and miss you. god bless america. >> and my beautiful cousin, you have made such an impression in my life and continue to be an important part of it. i miss you so much. >> debra. >> raymond joseph the third. >> david robert myer. william edward. >> martin. >> ronald d. milan. >> peter milano. >> luka. >> sharon cristina milan. >> corey peter miller. douglas c. miller. >> henry alfred miller, jr. michael matthew miller. philip d. miller. >> robert alan miller. >> charles m., jr. >> ronald keith. william george. >> lewis joseph. >> thomas. >> dominic. >> joseph

steve, you are on the washington journal with josh kraushaar. caller: thank you. i just want to state that maryland got a little bit burned by martinth his taxes on the people. what i see the democrats doing is trotting out a new candidate like elizabeth warren, someone they can rebrand who is young, kind of they way they did with barack obama. you don't really know what his history is. on the republican side i see donald trump in the next several months just mowing down the competition and someone else coming in. would that be ideal? i don't know. as a woman voter maybe i would like to see someone like carly fiorina. she is a strong candidate, she would make an excellent replacement for hillary with respect to the issues. is another interesting candidate for the republican party. we will just have to see how it all plays out. we have a long way to go. host: following up on women voters, talk about donald trump and women voters. he called into "the view" this week is well to talk about women's issues. guest: he is trying to rebuff some of the attacks that have been directed his ways. he is actually doing quite well with republican

martin e. >> abigail. >> anna. >> damien meehan. >> william j meehan junior. >> firefighter raymond. >> manuel. >> ask adar. >> antonio. >> mary p. >> christopher d mello. >> stewart todd. >> dora marie. >> firefighter charles r mendez. >> yvette mendoza. >> wolfgang peter. >> firefighter stevee. >> ralph joseph. >> alan harvey. >> george al. >> yeah mel josefina. >> george am. >> and my uncle lieutenant alan it's been 14 years and we miss you every day. we miss your smile, your laughter and your love. most of all the sound of your voice. this day never gets easier it just reminds us of how much we missed you and what you have missed out on. we know you're looking down on us and you'll be a true hero. i am honored and proud to be your niece. i love you and miss you. god bless you all and god bless america. >> and my beautiful cousin marina, you have made such an impression on my life and continue to be an important part of it. i i miss you so very much. >> deborah merrick. >> raymond joseph. >> jill and. >> david robert. >> william edward am. >> martin paul. >> patricia e. >> ronald d. >> peter t. >> gregory. >> lucas thomas.

martin luther king drive you are push right on the vine street expressway. if you use kelly drive you have to make the left there at fairmount and that is, of course, steve keeley mentioned where you'll finally find your car that was towed from this area yesterday right there off of the kelly drive and sedgley right off of boat house row. parking restrictions continue. just read the signs, today, olde city, it is our turn here, tonight at around 6:00 is when they will starting to cars off of the streets here. chris, back over to you. >> mr. kelly, thank you. 4:20. major candidate has dropped out of the presidential race as we hear from steep rapport the the republican field has narrowed but not by very much. >> reporter: is there less traffic on the road to the white house right now, wisconsin governor scott walker has dropped out of the race. >> today i believe that i'm being called to read by helping to clear the field in this race so that a positive conservative message can rise to the top of the field. >> reporter: the 47 year-old married father of two says he is stepping a aside to make room for another republican to lead the way. he said the current field

steve, you are on the washington journal with josh kraushaar. caller: thank you. i just want to state that maryland got a little bit burned by martin his taxes on the people. what i see the democrats doing is trotting out a new candidate like elizabeth warren, someone they can rebrand who is young, kind of they way they did with barack obama. you don't really know what his history is. on the republican side i see donald trump in the next several months just mowing down the competition and someone else coming in. would that be ideal? i don't know. as a woman voter maybe i would like to see someone like carly fiorina. she is a strong candidate, she would make an excellent replacement for hillary with respect to the issues. is another interesting candidate for the republican party. we will just have to see how it all plays out. we have a long way to go. host: following up on women voters, talk about donald trump and women voters. he called into "the view" this week is well to talk about women's issues. guest: he is trying to rebuff some of the attacks that have been directed his ways. he is actually doing quite well with republican wo