t.j. rogers is like the character of francisco. remember, he showed up in critical scenes whenever the main heros were having a moment of doubt and needed moral clarity. he showed up to show him what's what. one of the most often quoted page sages is the famous speech about the nobility of money where he's at a cocktail party and some heiress says that money is the root of all evil, and he proves in 20 pages that money is the root of all good. t.j. rogers is that guy, completely politically incorrect, and he says things ceos shouldn't get away with, and he does it by having absolute moral clarity. i'm going to quote some t.j. for you. like many ceos, he's under assault by political correct people trying to get them to have more gender diversity, racial diversity on the boards and work force. a couple years back, a nun attacked cyprus insisting they diversify the board more for gender and race. t.j. responded in the "wall street journal," "choosing a board of directors based on race and gender is

up in places like oklahoma city, will rogers, places like dallas, perhaps even chicago when the day is out. just be patient. things should look better by tomorrow. t.j you're up to speed. let's toss it right back to you. >> did you stay up for the fight? >> i did not stay up for the fight. i heard i missed quite an interesting show. >> interesting show. that's a way to put it. you didn't miss a great fight, but an interesting show. boxing fans, you've been hearing about this big fight. mayweather, regarded as one of the two best fighters in the sport, fighting ortiz last night. to set this up to you, it was essentially the worst head butt i've ever seen in boxing. he lunges at mayweather to give him a head butt. you see this in boxing. the guys come together to say sorry, touch gloves, a little moment of sportsmanship. while ortiz was trying to hug him and apologize and handshake him, glove tap him, mayweather just clocks him, lays him out, two punches, fight over fourth round. some people called it a sucker punch. somebody called it bush league. somebody just said it was not a sportsmanlike move for either of the two. but what mayweather did was pe