he said, betty, when you are talking to teaneck, don't look at tina. i will be here with the cue cards. keep your eyes on the cue cards and it don't look at tina, and she is doing the first -- she is doing the same thing behind you. a first of all, the want to stand that close? how can you do that? he was right, i was comfortable. you cannot memorize them. you have 40, 45 sketches and they keep changing. you have to do cue cards. i think that is the thing that panic to me. he took that away by just giving me that hint. tavis: how do you do it on your regular show? >> you memorize. tavis: used to memorize all this stuff? >> sure, that comes with the territory. it is like doing a play with an audience because they did so much back. but you have to memorize to play it. it is like doing a little mini play each time. tavis: as my grandmother would say, as you have become more chronologically gifted, has your process for learning airlines changed? -- learning your lines changed? >> i have always had a gift for memorizing things quickly. i just leave the scri

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really need to do in it and in a way is get the message out there that we are better and so i was in teaneck new jersey doing a press conference about you know the combat exclusion policy and we were driving through fort lee new jersey and in part of the v.f.w. post they had a large sign that had a quote that specifically addressed the men who've served to include you know photos in quotes about men who served and there wasn't anything anywhere except a small poster of rosie the riveter where they said thank you for the women who supported the men in world war two so you know. images like that don't really don't why just wonder you know when it comes to changing attitudes to people realizing that women are very much a part of war these days make up fourteen percent. of the army do you think that it's more the men that you actually serve or is that have these different attitudes or is it the people that are so far removed from our wars that don't really know what their makeup looks like i think it's a little bit of both i ever encountered that i've worked with him. with females or women have

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-and teaneck, washington. caller: i am calling to say it is good he is no longer in power.his is a call. where does peace start? it seems like everybody is celebrating the death of this man. i am a christian woman. i feel bad for this man. he does not know the right way to do things. it is terrible. how are we ever going to solve world peace if it does not start right in our own country, our own state, our own home? host: reaction from senator dick durbin. he treats those who believe osama bin laden and is the work were invincible, will awaken to a new reality. arkansas. richard, your next. caller: good morning. i just have one thing to say. many people are giving president obama credit for going and getting osama bin laden. what we're forgetting is to give the credit to the servicemen and women that stand for and five presidential time frames and the servicemen and women that put their lives on the line and went there and put the body armor on. and put themselves in harm's way. president obama, i mean, yes, he is our commander in chief, but keep in mind, the servicemen and