first round, second round, yada, yada, yada.t was just something that i was -- i was real good at going and finding hide-aways and being ice fishing or back woods and nobody found me there. to even take that story back further i was fortunate enough, after college, to play those all-star games. >> right. >> we went out to the shrine game in san francisco. then i was supposed to go on to honolulu, the hula bowl. and i was dumb enough to actually call them up and say, i'm not coming, i'm going to go ice fishing with my buddies in eagle river. which at the time was 30 below zero. >> eagle river over honolulu? >> i am as dumb as i look. that was the difference. but yeah. doing everything in wisconsin was, you know -- everything outdoors. >> sure. >> hunting, fishing. >> how do you drill a hole? is it a drill or is there a special -- i've never done it, okay? >> back in the day when you were a poor kid you did it by hand. it was a drill that you did by hand, much like you'd drill a hole right now. back in the day you had to do that.

." >> it wasn't yada, yada, yada. >> i got it all wrong on purpose. no won -- no wonder they have you on the business channel. you are learning. this is a slow process. >> this guy is trolling america he said everybody will say "sign fed" so i better say" friends." >> i never liked "friends" i know i am the only person in america. i don't care about the spinoff and i haven't watched them, kramer, elaine, george and jerry, wow. seriously? "seinfield" is great. >> they both dared to dream of are new york without black people. >> that is not true. there was that johnny cochran character. >> "seinfield world trade center center --" seinfield" was a better show for sure, but what he means by influential, it is not on a long enough time line for this guy. in the short-term "friends" spawn had a lot of" friends" crap, but "seinfield" will be a show they look back on. >> how about "curb your enthusiasm." >> what about "mad about you." >> that was a horrible show. >> the other new york show. >> the paul what's these face? >> that is disgusting. but it was paul

they used soon thereafter -- yada, yada, yada. they say he was instantly tackled. if the alarm that lets agents know someone has jumped the fence is annoying the ushers because it is going off when it shouldn't, maybe fix it. it is not your apartment where you take the battery out of the smoke alarm and are you too lazy to take the battery out. >> we are $17 trillion in debt. you can get a new alarm. >> andy is always going after church ushers. >> and usher the singer. >> that's what i thought it was. if usher complained -- maybe he was performing and he didn't want the alarm going off. >> you want to hear a funny story before we move on? i had a buddy of mine who was visiting from london. he was going on a tour of the white house and standing in front and he was standing there and security went over there and asked what his name was and it was david white house, a friend of mine. they took him away because his last name was white house. >> it does sound pre pretentious. he is either a wise ass or insane. but he is actually a family muss author of -- famous author.

yada.geer fear full, you talk o anyone on the street, you cannot get a loan, hard to get a home loan, forget a jumbo lone, forget $750,000 and over. neil: emily? it is still tough? that too big to fail is alive and well, banks don't want to go too far but what? >> i think one thing is that is driving this. we have seen this, not just the regulation, it is uncertainty in overall housing market. you know we don't want people -- we don't want to see a subprime crisis, we don't want to squeeze out people at bottom, we want them to be able to access capital, but everyone knows this did not work. we were taking advantage of people on the bottom. neil: do you think it could happen again, we're setting ourselves up for a repeat. we'll rescue them? >> i'm not sure it will happen the same way. i hear your ., rent, clean up your act, until you get your stuff particular to bu togethery a home, iron make fed fed has laid ground work, making mortgages so cheap, janelle yellen says this is a headwind. nei

i have got third stage lung disease, yada, yada, yada.what is happening to -- happening to all these people? sheron helmand, she still collecting money? dr. bloom was my pulmonologist and just like the rest of the va, retired. they conveniently do this and that. i'm a licensed aircraft mechan mechanic, a light licensed electrician mechanic, united airlines since 1990. been seeing these pieces of ship for two and a half years. i was finally terminated with united airlines may 31 of this year and i'm blackballed. again, police officers not the last four times with previous to that have always again, messed with me. the whole thing is a big joke. it's a big joke. it's basically, it's like a walnut shell game were hot potato. there are so many people here that no one is accountable. they just pass the buck to another person. if we are going to keep having these town meetings, we need the va staff in here. we can complain all we want, whatever. [applause] >> i don't know if anybody knows that its international -- day today. >> how perfect. >>

. >> not in the streets, yada. you can't make changes in the streets. >> okay, i slipped up. i know that. >> how long are you going to be in this slip-up? no, you're going to stay there. >> being arrested on a friday means kymyada will be detained until she can see the judge on monday. a weekend in juvenile is more than enough for any young person, but when days stretch into weeks, the stress and loneliness of lockup can create volatile situations. the command center receives a call from "e" wing about an offender possessing dangerous contraband. >> he pulled the screw out of the desk -- you know that long bolt -- a probably like eight or ten-inch bolt. you always have to be alert. you always got to be thinking. you've got to watch everything they do. we're going to take him as he is. we'll wrap him up and go. typically if there's a code nine times out of ten you know it's coming. you're not always a mind reader. but you know it's coming. this kid's angry. he's been snapping off on everybody. so when you hear the code you're like, oh, i bet it's so-and-so. >> gentlemen, pay a

in a most recent quarter 200 yada meg watt that was up over 100 percent year over year.hey have a total of 140,000. they're not making money. but they will. the bottom line is going to get better. costs are coming down. in 2012, installation right down under two bucks a dollar 90 by 2017. we talk about this a lot, but technically. i think it's popularity. i see a swift move to 70. that's going to be a big test. the next break out comes above. i like a long-term and, yes, it's extremely volatile. matt i already know you like this stock. i hope i picked the right time to buy it. >> this is the first time i liked when the president was speaking. usually the market goes down. the stock went up. some convertible bonds. it came back today. long-term if you want to be playing in the solar sector. this is the largest residential seoular in the company. i own this stock and i own it long-term. >> you don't know me well, but i'm always conflicted because i hate corporate welfare. no one has got more corporate welfare than him. >> give me. give me. >> no one has more help from the

i've got third stage lung disease, yada yada. and what is happening to all these people? sharon, is she still collecting money? what the hell is going on? dr. bloom was my pull monologist. and just like the rest of the v.a., he conveniently retired. that's what -- they just conveniently do this and that. i'm a licensed aircraft mechanic, licensed electrician mechanic, united airline since 1990. been seeing these pieces of submit for 2-1/2 years -- drks shit for 2-1/2 years. i was finally terminated with united airlines may 31 of this year. . d i'm black balled not the police officers the last like four times but previous to that have always like again messed with me. the whole thing's a big joke. it's a big joke. it's basically like the walnut she will game -- shell game or hot potato. there's so many people here that no one is accountable. they just pass the buck to another person. but if we're going to keep having these town meetings, we ed -- we need the v.a. staff in here. because we can complain all we want. hatever. >> i don't know if anybody knows it but it's inter

i've got third stage lung disease, yada yada. and what is happening to all these people?ron, is she still collecting money? what the hell is going on? dr. bloom was my pulmonologist. and just like the rest of the v.a., he conveniently retired. that's what -- they just conveniently do this and that. i'm a licensed aircraft mechanic, licensed electrician mechanic, united airline since 1990. been seeing these pieces of shit for 2-1/2 years. i was finally terminated with united airlines may 31 of this year. and i'm black balled. again, the police officers not the last like four times but previous to that have always like again messed with me. the whole thing's a big joke. it's a big joke. it's basically like the walnut shell game or hot potato. there's so many people here that no one is accountable. they just pass the buck to another person. but if we're going to keep having these town meetings, we need -- we need the v.a. staff in here. because we can complain all we want. whatever. >> i don't know if anybody knows it but it's international peace day. >> how perfect. >> yeah

. >> senator, yada let me answer any of them yet. so let me try to answer the question. >> the question is, what arab sunni country is going to be putting boots on the ground in syria against this now claimed army by your -- >> at this moment no country has been asked to put boots on the ground or no country is talking of it. we don't think it's a good idea right now. so there's no discussion of that at this moment. now, with respect to the judgment about asking congress to do it, i'm asking to do it. pass it. we'd love to have you do it. but we're not going to get stuck in the situation when we have the authority of not exercising our authority to do we believe we did to do to protect the country. so what asking you to do. pass it to more. >> you asking us to do it but you're not giving any details because you don't have them. >> that's not true. >> then share them. >> i'm not going to sure that the public here today. >> share them in a classified setting. >> i'm confident there will be so many classified briefings that you be tired