we're with joel and victoria osteen, two of my favorite guests. never afraid to tackle tough questions. always entertain ing. it was such a lively conversation the last time we were here, i invoited them back for more. seems like only yesterday you were gracing me with your presence. now you're here. you've got this great new book. "every day is a friday: how to be happier seven days a week." i'm thinking to myself you are the two happiest people i've ever met anyway. how could you possibly get any happier? >> i think we all can. if we learn to -- you know, to ignore and certain battles not to fight. we can all be improving and growing and being happier. >> why fridays? when i came to new york in particular, i was horrified that on fridays my staff all came in dressed like, you know, people on the street. because it was apparently dress down friday. i was like, what does that mean? it apparently means you dress badly. wear jeans and old t-shirts and things. to me, i associate friday with this unkempt sort of misery. why have you selected friday as

one a day, gummies for grown-ups. >>> back with joel and victoria osteen. let's talk politics for a moment, joel, because i know this is a bit -- as i said before the break, a bit of a minefield. but of all the republican runners and riders in the race so far to be the nominee, who do you think is the most impressive leader potentially that you've seen? >> piers, they all look like great leaders to me. >> that's a terrible answer. >> no. i can't pick out one. governor perry is the governor of texas, a friend of ours. i've never met mitt. i never met mitt romney, but he looks fantastic. and smart people. i can go down the row. but i don't know. >> rick perry is not going to be your friend much longer if you keep saying how fantastic mitt romney is. >> well -- >> you have to make your mind up somewhere down the line, don't you? back the right horse here. >> to me i'm taking it all in like everybody else. i'm just an outsider looking in. >> you are a republican, aren't you? you have to be. >> well, i've voted both ways before. >> really? >> but i'm conservativ