how much you got to be a brown noser to be a president, you know, but from his just from his symbol of looking at him, a black man in america being the president, the most power chl man in the world it s very positive for young black kids like my son. but the reality of this plan, it didn t work. so we have to find another plan. a lot of african americans have come on my show, notable ones and said how disappointed they are that barack obama hasn t done enough for african americans in this country in the time he s been president. do you think that s a fair criticism from what you hear on the streets? listen, we got to stop being involved with the knockout game. we have to conduct ourselves as respectable african americans sometimes and i m not blaming obama. it has nothing to do with obama. he s the president of the united states and supposed to help us. that s that s never happened in the history.
you will never get cake again if you put it on my face. we were happy to have you back. thank you for the love and support from folks at home. you have been amazing. i got a ton of e-mail. i read facebook religiously. a lot of women fighting breast cancer supported me in ways, very personal ways with personal stories that helped me through the process. thank you for that. you should taste this. it s really good. go ahead. that s how happy i am to have you back. that is all for early start, everyone. it s time for new day. that is real love right there. real love. appropriate depiction of john berman as the brownnoser we know him to be. that was not planned. that s how smooth this is. that felt good. you know all your friends who have beaten cancer are telling
test or homework. test, or home work. the research found that when study time cut down on sleep time, kids performed more poorly in class the day after. the author says that doesn t mean teens should study less, but if they sacrifice sleep for study, it may hurt more than it helps. i m dr. timothy johnson. all right, i don t know i love procrastinating. most people do. hard to get rid of the all-nighter, college, high school. exams. that s part of the life. look at paula back when she was in school and didn t have a neck. i was a nerd, and a brown-noser. i was acing that. you were in the back looking over my shoulder trying to cheat. no, i was not, i was rolling. i was in detention. cutting robbie, principal wants to see you again. again? all right, coming up next. from laptops to fancy alarms.
greta: you saw a reference, one year he was also voted as the brown noser? oh, yeah greta: earned it? well, let s put it this way, he s a nice kid. come up to you, i don t want to say he s schmoozing me. i took him as sincere. greta: over the years, you stayed in touch with him? yeah. greta: i know that have you something he read put in the congressional record. yeah. when congressman ryan ran in 98 and as a freshman, he had to speak on the house floor, during a national education week. activity and he was nice enough to single me out on the house floor. granted, it is not on economics or how he votes, but we had a great time in our government class, back in the 80 sdz and through my retirement. it was one of those things where kids appreciated listening to other kids that had different
district. paul ryan works in washington but his re-beliefs remain in janesville, wisconsin. greta: paul ryan, prom king, brown noser, husband, father, congressman, house budget committee chair. and now, republican vice-presidential candidate, a hometown hero, now in the national spotlight. i am excited for what lies ahead. i am thrilled to be a part of america s comeback team. and together, we will unit america and get this done! greta: now to the person who may know vice-presidential candidate paul ryan the best. it s his big brother. we spoke with tobin ryan in the high school gym in janesville, wisconsin. how fun is this for you? it s pretty crazy. absolutely. greta: how did you find out? greta: you know, maybe a few hours before everybody else, frankly. friday night, late, we got the