biggest hits for your band when you were 15? i did. i did. thank god for algebra teachers because yeah, can i put that in kryptonite somehow? i wrote that in algebra class? you wrote one of the biggest songs of all time in high school algebra class? on my desk. what kind of a grade did you get in that class? that s what i was about to say, i did not do well. the band is doing great. you ve sold 16 million albums. how many folks has a three doors down c.d., an album? now, when you were growing up, people had records and then they moved to c.d. s. and now they just have a little file. that s right. you know what? the thing that we ve always tried to concentrate on if nothing else is to make is to make a c.d. or a record, you know, actually we put this
self-proclaimed winner, a pig financial loser. the sitcom star is demanning payment for all eight remaining episodes of two and a half men after the season was cancelled but contract violations could put sheen on the hook for much more than the their 1.2 million he made per episode. if the network sues him for lost revenue, he could be facing their 100 million in reimbursement. that s a quarter billion dollar mtsz. i went to algebra class. that s a lot there as karen de soto is here with me as well as maisa, attorneys boast of you. if this show permanently shuts down, is it possible that he could actually be responsible for paying how much money cbs would lose? would that be in wages garnished for other people who worked on the show, is that all encompassing? if he s found in material breach he can be found liable for all lost revenue. one argument he can make is he s not physically able to perform his duties, look at his words
he scored 48 out of 50 on what s called the wonderlic test, problem solving. the score 48 is almost unheard of. most quarterbacks get in the 20s and maybe 30s. i didn t know they took this kind of test. not enough to be able to throw the ball 50 yards down the field. 50 questions in 12 minutes. we won t do that but here s a sample question. a boy is 17 years old and his sister is twice as old. when the boy is 23, what will the age be of his sister. as i look at this question, think back to my algebra class, you know, question, if a train is traveling from arizona. i worked it out on the break. she will be 40. she will be 40. that is the correct answer. so you are on your way to becoming an nfl quarterback, i think. i throw a mean football, but you are right, i couldn t answer all of those questions.
be able to buy? bret: there is pushback on that, charles, from the aclu about how do you test somebody, how do you determine before that, that someone is mentally unstable? and, of course, the nra had push-back on some of this as well. well, clearly, you can t ask the owner of a gunshot to make that judgment. the virginia shooter had problems and fell through the cracks. in case of loughner we had a classmate e-mailing extemporaneously at the time she wrote was unstable and dangerous and imagined he was a guy who would come in and shoot up a class. sat at the back of the class near the door so she would be the first one out. he had five encounters with campus police, but as the campus police told the instructor of the algebra class, we can t do anything
be able to buy? bret: there is pushback on that, charles, from the aclu about how do you test somebody, how do you determine before that, that someone is mentally unstable? and, of course, the nra had push-back on some of this as well. well, clearly, you can t ask the owner of a gunshot to make that judgment. the virginia shooter had problems and fell through the cracks. in case of loughner we had a classmate e-mailing extemporaneously at the time she wrote was unstable and dangerous and imagined he was a guy who would come in and shoot up a class. sat at the back of the class near the door so she would be the first one out. he had five encounters with campus police, but as the campus police told the instructor of the algebra class, we can t do anything until he does something.