you'll get twatch them grow up, too. yes. and they'll come back and say, "hello, miss billups. how are you?" college football is your thing. oh, yes, i'm a huhuge crimson tide fan. roll, tide. yeah, and you're married? i am, to my handsome husband, chris. who are the military members of your family? oh, i have tons of them, but i'm the daughter of a retired chief master sergeant in the air force and the wife of an airman in the air force. and i am the sister of a soldier in the army. terrific. best to all of them, and thank you for being here, and win a lot of money. thank you. that goes for you, too, maureen jasper from bridgewater, new jersey. cpa, huh? i am a cpa. tax season's coming up. well, you look certified. [ laughs ] you married? yes, i am. i've been married to my wonderful, lucky husband, kevin, for five years. [ laughter ] why should he ge all the credit? [ laughs ] exactly. and you did one of those obstacle courses -- the mudder things. i did. i completed a tough mudder, which is about a 12-mile obstacle course in the mud. [ laughs ] and d then, i'm guessing, bathe

but what do you like twatch? >> i'm watching sports, to tell you the truth.ecause it's really important. neil: i could be wrong, it could be an inner passion of yours. >> i mean, to see those guys battle it out. >> they're trying to bring this back and we have him on as well. we have those who are bringing the boxing writer. bringing the right spots. people love to see it. you know? >> you guys are hooking your wagon to this. >> please don't forget soccer. >> is that enough? you need to do stuff like more college football? you know, to get this other kind of stuff that won't give up? >> i think that they are slowly moving into that area. fox has looked at that. >> fox did get the chance to play at stamford. neil: he came out with a bang. it is not too shabby. >> i think that's just great. neil: and income at the time they were rich when they were ceos. neil: do you pay much attention to politics? >> welcome i really don't get into that very much. >> in the old days it was every bit as heated. >> i think that they were more genteel with the people. i started i