you had an argument two weeks ago. all of a sudden you remember when we started where did that come from? kimberly: remember when you dropped the baby? dana: that actually happens on the five. every once in a while we re like wait a second, two weeks ago greg: this is why women pist. if they didn t, men would use babies as coasters and beer koozies. kimberly: that is true. bob: that is sick. this is a slow news day, obviously. kimberly: no, it s not. bob: what the hell news is going on? it s raining outside and i m wearing this ridiculous shirt. kimberly: you are rocking pirate shirt. that s all i got to say. greg: this is rehearsal. kimberly: last night s dramatic finish to the mlb season. two big meltdowns. eric: quickly. simultaneously almost. the boston red sox lost the game they were winning in the bottom of the ninth. also, tampa bay beat the
matter is they misled to get this project to go through, they fast tracked it and aware of information. that is why it s going on to say did you push this forward when you knew the following. the financials were off. greg: we are generating energy from bob s head. a question for you. if the company is own by the taxpayers, you and i could move in there. what would you do? bob: i m reflecting on two things, crony capitalism, i know in dana managers, halliburton people were happy to have that going on. if you don t want to give out alternative energy grants like eric doesn t want to do, depend on dinosaur bones and poop to keep going. last thing, you sat on the table two weeks ago, big headlines, f.b.i. goes in.
was on his lap. uh-oh. he drops her. she falls down a row or two and luckily she is okay. he never did catch the ball. he caught heat from the mom. she is mad. he will sleep on the couch for a week. dana: that is what i love about it. what i love about that, women have this universal ability to talk to one another with your eyes. everybody knows exactly what she was thinking, including her husband. bob: if that had been me doing that, i would have held on to the baby, this is when i was married, dropped my lady over the side and caught the ball. kimberly: we don t condone violence to women. bob is in a time-out. eric: quickly, the problem came when he tried to dana: yeah, no. bob: have you noticed that you sit at a table you are married to. i call left field.
they dated for 16 years. that is talk about patience. waiting. eric: high school sweethearts. greg: that is 16 years. bob: the mother said he can t help himself. that s who he is. let me make a comment about the hispanics here. this is important. i want to do nothing to help republicans. george w. bush got 40-plus percept of the hispanic vote and it s bigger factor now than then. if republicans stay on the line of anti-immigration and not movin willing to move forwa- greg: are they pro-immigration? bob: wait. i m saying you solidify yourself with less than a third of the hispanic vote and you can t win the presidency. greg: you assume that hispanics don t have a problem with illegal immigration. bob: their number one issue. dana: we have to talk about that later. kimberly: i m telling you. dana: we want to talk about mitt romney. interestingly, there is an article in the new york times saying that romney has
watch his interview compared to the, whatever his name is, the teacher. abandoning god bless you, that young man doesn t need the media relations. eric: he said god, grades and touchdowns. dana: i d like to meet his mom and dad. greg: bob would bet on babies trying to walk, wouldn t you? bob: i. kimberly: nothing is off limits. bob: i bet on two cockroachs going across the table. dana: how did we get to that point? bob: i was drunk. dana: i meant in the conversation. eric: the whole betting thing is what got bob in trouble. remember yesterday when we made a bet on a jobs, federal employment number? bob: i don t remember it. eric: you don t? you will remember it, soon. i didn t want you to think i let him off the hook easy after losing the bet yesterday. he will play the price next. don t miss this.