boone, thank you very much from trumble, connecticut. we're raising money.may not get some suspenders, but just, you know, call up unicef, call 1-800-for-unicef and donate anything. we'll take anything for the people of haiti. haiti, we love you. >> larry: sean, for the next night we do anything to raise money, you the host. >> let's go. >> larry: we have a few ambassadors with us tonight. kobe bryant certainly falls into that category. he does so much through sports to bring people together. the nba and the players union donating $1 million to haitian relief efforts. here's what l.a. laker kobe bryant has to say about haiti and how you can help. >> hey, larry. just wanted to say it's wonderful what you're doing tonight. we're truly blessed to be able to have this platform to be able to spread the message of helping, of assisting, and obviously the tragedy in haiti goes without saying, and important for all of us to contribute to do whatever we can to help and to lend a helping hand. tomorrow's not promised to anyone, and everybody must do whatever they can

people aft, impeachment in the trumble at the thought of impeachment. some people in the high reaches of the democratic party, we mustn't talk about impeachment. and weichmann is a constitutional measure. the president may be impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors. what baluchistan, does that not match the requirement of high crimes and misdemeanors? sending us into war, lying to us, taking away our liberties, taking away the lives of thousands of americans and subjecting so many of them to mutilation and a terrible future? does that not make the requirements of high crimes? we have to talk to where congressman, are congresswomen. we have to talk to them but let them know how we feel a we have to beef them up then stiffened their spine and tell them to get going, because it is a situation that cannot be tolerated for too long. and, i have to step soon because i have to give you a chance. and, although the orthodox definition of free speech is that the speaker speaks for 50 minutes and gives the audience five minutes. freedom of speech. [laughter] fr