by 2006 to today, we have gone from one wolfpack to about eight to 10.that has forced us to bring communities together to figure out how we adapt. >> when wolves got reintroduced in montana, i think we were all a little bit nervous about what that meant to us. organizations of like but would challenge and seth wilson is that they engage us in this process. this type of flattery is something that we use in our grazing program. the basic premise is that, when this is flapping in the breeze, colors and ribbons, he it's something that wolves are not comfortable with. it makes them a little bit nervous. so if there are wolves around our cow, we can use this product. if a neighboring ranch has a problem with wolves, we can load this machine up and go down and we can do away a mile or two of this product in short of an hour. so it's very flexible. we've seen it work. >> we have removed livestock carcasses from about 40 ranches every spring so that we don't put the welcome mat out in the first place for bears and wolves. the other program we have is the range ri

the warriors are now the wolfpack. the rebels are now the german porn tourists. >> no. that's worse i think. >> german porn tourists. the change will cost the schools $250,000 in new uniforms and logos. we go to "red eye"'s team mascot. >> that was completely unnecessary. >> anti-climactic. >> it was. jim, fighting irish are now the irish as though calling them the fighting irish is negative. orange men are now orange because adding men is sexist. have we hit the wall of idiocy or will this continue? >> i hate mascots. i think they stink. it is not because they offend me, but no one laughs. that's a silly fanatic. it is like a giant green hemorrhoid on the field. it doesn't motivate anybody. the mascots suck. >> and by the way, it is hard to clean those costumes. >> i interviewed the phillie phanatic. >> and god knows what they do in there. see that's great. we are stereo typing the mascots. somebody should be like the pittsburgh mascot. it is a big round drunken thing. and then we will know how it feels to be stereo typed. what happens when obama legalized dog marriage

. >> jimmy: with the wolfpack? >> with the wolfpack. your alter ego comes out, chico divine.auchery. say it! >> when chico was being decadent? >> he got me kicked out of prince's house. >> jimmy: how did chico get kicked out of prince any house? who threw chico out? >> prince did. as we walked out the door, chico, pulled his face close and said when doves cry. >> prince was scared. chico. prince is pretty. i swear, i saw a little bit of tongue come out of chico's mouth look this. because prince got that little mole. chico went, uh, made a little grunt, said, uh-huh. i stayed away from chico. buried chico. >> jimmy: are you getting married any time soon had a fiancee for a while. >> are we getting married? i stay clear of that. i stay clear of it. that's the lady's day. she says "shut up and show up." >> jimmy: do you have a plan? is there a date? anything like that? >> i am going to leave that. that's the lady's decision. whennen she wan eshe wants to m happen. i got my shoes shined up. i am not embarrassed. wear look a pink suit, blue chuck tailors or cleats. you know the vi

the lamar high texans, the westbury high huskies and the welch middle school wolfpack.t the district about $88,000 to update school buildings with the new mascots names and it could cost up to $250,000 in the long term, but the district decided it was well worth it to make the change from what the mascots were, the rebels, the warriors, the indians and the redskins. and that's why my letter of the week is to the owner of the washington pro football team that also needs a name change, dan snyder. dear dan, it's me, melissa. look at what the wonderful people of houston did. they decided it was better to catch up with the rest of history rather than to keep grasping onto offensive stereotypes. the elected school board voted to approve the new policy that bars the use of any race or ethnic group as a mascot or nickname. and they had the kids weigh in on what the new team names would be. they did it! now, true, the houston independent school district is not a for-profit professional football team that pulls in something like $381 million in revenue a year, so it might cost y