dave: more on that heated exchange ahead. parents no need to worry about a temper tantrum on a plane, a new company is providing a nanny in the sky. we are all taking notes. we will tell you about it. it is wrong? fox & friends hour two starts right now. it is nanny or can dye clayton: curious george, that was great. dave: and what is happening with the g.o.p. scene but, first, mitt romney, down south. not exactly comfortable but trying to make way with alabama
well, say something happening in school or with their friends something happening with their body they might ask you, mom and dad, what is happening. wishful thinking. clayton: now most kids before they go to mom and dad for answers about the birds and bees, they go to google first, 54 percent of kids responded they go to google before they ask their parents or teachers and this is more surprising 25 percent do not know what an encyclopedia is. alisyn: a sign of times and frye percent have never used one and 19 percent have never used a dictionary. you just go to dictionary.com. to happened to me last night. last night my seven-year-old daughter said, mommy, how did you and daddy get three babies? i said, well, we prayed. prayed a lot.
suze orman live. how much should we be investing? should we buy a house in this economy? i can t wait to hear your advice. plus facebook goes to wall street. the $5 billion success story. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. this is a special live edition of piers morgan tonight. i want to welcome my studio audience and my guest suze orman. who better than suze orman to talk dollars and common sense on america s economy. president obama had his say. lenders must be held accountable for ending the practices. all of us have to take responsibility for our actions. comments from mitt romney on cnn saying he is not concerned with the poor but focused on middle-class americans. i m in this race because i care about americans. i m not concerned about the very poor. we have a safety net there. if it needs repair i ll fix it. you are the number one person with finance. welcome. let s start with mitt romney. that was an extraordinary comment for somebody to
how much should we be investing in savings? i can t wait to hear your advice. plus, only in america the $5 billion success story. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. this is a special live edition of piers morgan tonight. welcome our studio audience and suze orman will be answering your questions on twitter and on our facebook page who better than suze orman to talk dollars and cents. president obama had his say. banks and lenders must be held accountable to help cause this crisis in the first place and all of us have to take responsibility for our own actions or lack of actions. controversial comments saying he s not concerned with the poor, the focus, instead, on middle class americans. i m in this race because i care about americans. i m not concerned about the poor. if it s there, i ll fix it. the number one finance guerrero is suze orman. welcome. thank you, piers. let s start with mitt romney. it sounded bad, didn t it? it sounded bad and i h
every pen that s invested, be careful what you say here. suze orman is live. how much should we be investing in savings? i can t wait to hear your advice. plus, only in america the $5 billion success story. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. this is a special live edition of piers morgan tonight. welcome our studio audience and suze orman will be answering your questions on twitter and on our facebook page who better than suze orman to talk dollars and cents. president obama had his say. banks and lenders must be held accountable to help cause this crisis in the first place and all of us have to take responsibility for our own actions or lack of actions. controversial comments saying he s not concerned with the poor, the focus, instead, on middle class americans. i m in this race because i care about americans. i m not concerned about the poor. if it s there, i ll fix it. the number one finance guerrero is suze orman. welcome. thank you, piers.