gretchen: oh, gosh. and finally, don t these school kids look pretty bored listening to vice president joe biden? brian: making eye contact. steve: you know, it s not surprising that little kids do get freaked out when total strangers hold them because what happens when they go to see santa? gretchen: yeah. brian: parents will hand their kid to any politician. nobody else. steve: you want a picture of your child being held by the president of the united states. brian: right. but i wish you would ask the child. there is secret sauce at chick-fil-a. and if there is one ingredient that i think is the key steve: somebody leaked the recipe? brian: that s what i m saying, i got sources. i was shocked to see paprika playing a role along with gretchen: paprika has no flavor? how can that play a role in the secret sauce? brian: you can not question the master. steve: is that the mcdonald s secret sauce or
it s delicious. brian: i ve never been to a chick-fil-a. steve: they re great. gretchen: i think an important point to make is just because you re in favor of traditional marriage doesn t mean you discriminate against gay people. that seems to be the thesis of this whole thing is that maybe we ve taken it a step too far because this ceo said he s in favor of traditional marriage, doesn t mean there has been any i discrimination going on. steve: in fact, chick-fil-a says they do not discriminate and dan kathy, who is the ceo, says he splotches respects anybody loves and respects anyone who disagrees with him. he just feels a certain way. brian: i prefer, if they had to have a secret sauce. if you have a secret sauce, i m going, because the mystery just entraps me. steve: it s good chicken. gretchen: i ll figure it out and let you know. coming up, a new report points the finger at these guys. five atf officials being held responsible for the botched fast and furious progr
oftentimes, they study for years about things that they will never use in their real lives. that s one of the things that you say is the problem with, for instance, high school and grade school and middle school because we re learning so much about things that just aren t important ultimately to us as people. yeah. it s so ancient, the model right now. over 200 years old. we re teaching subjects that are irrelevant. it doesn t make sense to me. we don t like change. it s like medicine. we re not open to it. steve: what about tests? we have a huge drill kill bubble fill culture in america. we re pushing more standardize tests on kids when should show it s inappropriate and dangerous many times. steve: what about grades? there are a lot of grades in school. the way we do grading doesn t work. steve: some kids are good test takers and some aren t. yeah. steve: all right. let me make you secretary of education for the day. how are you going to fix it? i d start by calling
onafter a religious and artistic awakening, it is reported. the 40-year-old said he had a born again experience with a priest there and connected with bob majerle s spirit. he now wants to make music that his kids and grandparents can listen to. the former gangster rapper says he s release ago reggea album called reincarnated. brian: maybe he s going to join the wiggles. steve: that would be a complete transformation. brian: at least he would have an outfit for every concert. here s the story of a lovely lady who was bringing up three very lovely girls . brian: is that it? according to deadline.com, actor vince vaughn is develop ago new version of the brady bunch. it will revolve around bobby brady who is remarried to a woman with kids of her own and
next, $330 million. that s how much oprah winfrey s network is in the hole right now. and it s not expected to turn a profit until late next year. finally, $650 million. that s how much money u.s. companies could lose because employees are too busy watching the olympics. a survey finds 43% plan to watch the games on-line at the office instead of working. guys? brian: it wasn t your average tourist stop in new york city. a father and son are kind of a team from florida. they got to watch the police take career criminals away in handcuffs. the twist, though, is that they were the ones who helped nab the guy. steve: that s right. joining us now from tampa is the dynamic crime fighting duo, father and son, dave dixon and his son, sam. good morning. good morning. brian: dave, tell me what happened. when did you realize this wouldn t be a normal tourist stop?