wuss you ta wuss. >> demographics is at the heart of this.you can say jews don't mind other religions. the issue is if we -- there's not if. >> despite the fact that you're american born. it has nothing to do with upbringing. >> yeah you can say we're both new yorkers. there's this idea of culture being there. if you fm aren't they arguing that gold stein who are saying that it zn matter, it's not that the jews will reject her but rather she'll be rejected by the dom inn yet. >> the jewishs in machinirries y that time they will have already lost him. the idea of democrats, the editor's opinion seems to be don't marry, because the nan writing and asking to get rid of the thoughts and to noted. >> do you want to finish it up there so we can get a sense? >> even if your parents stop talking about suicide he would become to a stranger to the family forever. >> since you were rage p m, you are from two different home sf, i met a girl who is a red sox fan. her parents are jewish, would the response be different. >> so this man expresses interest in

. >> neil, you look like a big wuss. your viewers would love to see your cheap suit get wet, i would love to see you stop writing, i suspect your helmet hair would not budge. >> seems to suspect cold water might do me some good. you stamer quite a bit, when you interview someone, could you work on it. you annoy me, are you aware of that, there are other business shows you could be watching. could you work on changing channels? >> and thank you for the continued stupidly. >> i think you men continued stupid ity but thank you. >> thank god for linda i missed you. robert, my good buddy stew warlt art varney. if he is so smart, he would be rich, not have to work. he loves nose rightty as you all do. with kissing ass for somewhere. do you not understand the world no, none of you do, i like you and hannity the rest suck. you are all over the map, i don't know where you are coming from, you leave stewart alone. >> so good to see you back. hope all is good, where do we go from here? then v.a. isaid no problem, those reports of v

and so coolidge wuss very much a-- was very much opposed to that. so the commerce secretary -- how am i doing on time? >> you're doing fine. >> all right, good. i have a lot to say, and so i try to say it quick. the commerce secretary at the time, herbert hoover, expanded the government massively in his own department. and many of the things that he did in the 1930s when he was president -- excuse me, from '28 until '32, it was fdr-like. and there was no, there was no distinction between what fdr wanted to do, philosophical distinction between what fdr wanted to do and herbert hoover wanted to do. it was just more like that. kind of like bush and obama when it comes to things like t.a.r.p. there was no philosophical distinction. obviously, the wig crash happened. the crash of 1920 was actually much larger than the crash of 1929 just as, like, an actual, you know, observable fact on the stock market. and so there were a lot of people who thought, oh, we'll just bounce back from this. after all, the recession of 1920 was pretty bad. but what do we do?

between david and bolivia we had to protect ourselves and every time i ever get the results of their wussesnerve wracking to cents those moments that my wife and i will read through. c-span: was there another time your operating and blood squirted? >> guest:. [laughter] that was on television. taking care of a beautiful young woman, a lovely family of traumatic brain injury i am trying to reconstruct the of brain and i have protection as special goggles with back defying glasses and completely protected but somehow i hit a small little artery that was sent a blood perfectly located right above my i bypass my protection right into my eye and she had received a lot of blood transfusions. paris so beautiful the first thing that came out when i told the bomb she heard the first thing she wanted to make sure i was falling. that was so touching that i had her daughter's life in my hands and she was still concerned for the two of us. everything was fine if she had a risk because of transfusion but we were in good shape. c-span: what is the worst thing a family or a patient does to dr.? >> guest: i

mark has been wussing out. >> mark. >> i accept. >> he accepts the challenge. >> it's true. see. see how easy it was. >> we have to make arrangements the next live hit. for you, ben, what was appealing to you personally in? you did take on the challenge. we have the video of you getting drowned out by some water. >> ready? >> there it is. >> i was playing tennis and i was like, at the end, i got challenged, i was like, i'm going to do this, let's go. you can hear in the background. >> my favorite sunday morning host, you're on notice, you're not getting out of this. you're a texan, you can't punk out. you've got 24 hours, good luck. watch this. >> uh-oh. >> watch this. >> that is real. >> hopefully it was refreshing because it was a hot day on the tennis court, right? >> go big or go home. >> by the way, candy crowley, she's going to either see this clip if she's not watching. don lemon came through, ted cruz accepted. candy my favorite sunday morning talk show host. mark, you with her this morning. i think candy should do this. >> i think so, too. >> put the video on youtub

>> simms, great quarterback, dungy great coach, two guys wussing out on this. it's the washington redskins until either the team changes their name or the league instructs differently. the good news, mike ditka and al michaels will continue to use the washington redskins until the name is officially changed. i'm with them. >> dana, this seems to be a growing problem for the redskins from a communications standpoint. do you agree with that? >> i was wondering earlier today. how do they get this behind them? what actually could happen that they can move forward, move past it? i think it's reaching a point where snider will have to make a decision and i think you'll see a change, maybe not this year or within the next three years they will probably change it. the other thing they could do is just bleep every time someone says redskins, and then it would be so annoying that they will make sure they have to change it. >> do you think he'll give up the name it is. >> he might if it continues to get -- if they continue to get political pressure. that is smart waive ha

i think perry, i'm real surprised at some of my fellow liberals who i think are wusses in this.i lived in travis county for two years and i tell you it is democratic, that's true. but you all want to follow the law. the law was a grand jury was convened and found this guy had violated the law. he is one of the most partisan politicians in the country. he did violate the law. and this was -- >> how do you know he violated the law? >> greg said she was corrupt. there's no such indication of corruption. you're suggesting something that happened on a traffic charge last year how does that make her bad. >> i'm trying to follow and connect your dots. it's hard. >> you're saying he decided he was going to with hold this money because he didn't like this money. >> he was saying he's going to withhold from that specific office -- >> because of that woman. >> but she runs the public integrity office. have you seen the videotape of her behavior? >> no, but there are a lot of politicians who have been drunk who run public integrity offices. >> okay, now -- >> that's a great defense. >> that

. >> saying i was a wuss, a wimp, terrible, awful, so. >> there's a lesson, don't try to be nice.o be a gentleman. straight after the show, we refilled the bucket and went straight back outside. have a look. >> i took a lot of heat for giving you a wimpy bucket challenge, because i was trying to be nice, and i want to put it on the record that you were also mad because you didn't think i did it right and you don't want people to think you didn't want me to do it -- >> i wanted the full splash in my face, dripping everywhere. if you're going to do it, you've got to do it everywhere. >> we went inside and all the viewers said i was terrible, i was awful, i gypped you, whatever. so -- >> let's do this properly. okay. >> ah! >> whoo! >> how was that? >> that was great! >> was that better? okay, so now i'm not a gentleman anymore. >> good job, brian. good job. and you know what? on a more serious note, i think the non-profit world, all those charities out there, they're going to have to find new and exciting ways to best this. it's great. >> you did it, but just for everybody doing thi

i believe the first greatest wusses ronald reagan the second was barack obama. now he reminds me of george mcgovern of a socialist bar left radical mcgovern was a lousy salesman and lost by a landslide and he took the same philosophy and won two elections against all odds. barry goldwater was a lousy salesman and one by a landslide and then barack obama did that with 2 billion slides' behalf to develop a campaign with a great sales pitch and who know how to sell or entertain or tell the joke he have to have a routine to be elected poll shows people the white obama is policies but did like him. that is what saved him so far. in he has the dog. he smiles. he shakes hands. whoever smiles the most has won every presidential election since we have had tvs at her house in the '60s he think that is american is that i have studies that show australia and leader malaysia or thailand that they win 80 percent of all elections it is amazing that these are scientists who approved it and i don't think it has anything to do with smiley i think whoever smiles the most will have

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and if you went to sick call, you were a wuss and you pretty much got crap for the rest of the day.so we don't go to sick call and let something as debilitating in nature. that kerry sticks with you for the rest of your life. so as i'm muscling through ridiculous thing, my wife will eventually say when he going to go see a chiropractor and gets a no? it's just that mentality of suck it up and drive on. that's what these guys are doing better health issues and that's why when they get there, it is a crisis and needs to be treated as such. and so there's a twofold answer. number one, the va needs to recognize that is going to be a lot of crises and come back in three months is not acceptable. or come back in 14 days or intake seek an intake in another 14 days to get treated in three months. still not acceptable. but instead to have a team to say hey, welcome here, this is your place, this is your team, these are the people caring for you, this is what we're going to do for you and provide better customer service, for one, but develop a relationship of trust and rapport so i can know t