responsibilities and all of the joys of being the wife of george bush. i, george herbert walker bush do solemnly swear george bush took himself lightly and took his responsibilities to help his fellow man seriously. and he s a man of enormous love. he achieved the highest office in the land, but he did not abandon any of his principles, any of his decency, any of his caring for his fellow man. he would always ask you about your family, no matter who he talked to at the white house, groundskeepers, guy cutting the grass, he knew your name. and he never asked you how s your wife or how s your son. he would call them by name. in crucial things, unity. in important things, diversity. in all things, generosity. on my twitter profile, i have
nationals in 2005. the spring training finale did not go as well as dodgers stadium. a sewage leak on the field caused a 32 minute delay in the fifth inning before the game was finally canceled. as you can see the poor groundskeepers were out there trying to mop it all up during the stoppage in play. the angels who were their opponents having fun with it, smell you later, dodgers. john, my question, opening day is tomorrow for the dodgers, hosting the giants. do you think 48 hours is enough time for that smell to go away? it s the bubbling that gets to me. i didn t need to see it quite like that. let s move on from that and resist every urge i have to make more jokes about it. who do you like in baseball with opening day tomorrow? astros, who else will i pick? they repeat as champions but i m from houston. unfair. completely biased. obviously the red sox is the right answer. andy scholes, thank you very
inning before the game was canceled. gross. the poor groundskeepers were out trying to mop this up during the stoppage in play. the angels did have fun tweeting, smell ya later, dodgers. it s been fun. but guys, the dodgers, they say that that s all going to be fixed before tomorrow s home opener. i would not be happy if i owned first-row season tickets at dodger stadium and have to go there after seeing what happened. you re kind of uneasy. you know, standing there eating nachos, worried about a sewage leak. you re not not easy to remove that stink. you re not uneasy if you re the plumber with the contract. you ll be able to ask for some coin to get that figured out fast. thanks a lot. all right. kim jong-un s surprise visit to beijing put him face to face with the chinese president. what is the practical effect on the upcoming talks between the u.s. and pyongyang?
start businesses at higher rates than do native born people. laura: legal immigrants, not illegal. legal and illegal. laura: the washington post did this big study that was a pew study. we talk about this on radio. the study demonstrated that illegal immigrants take jobs in various areas. farming, fishing, 26%. 14% groundskeeping, almost a quarter of all groundskeepers illegal immigrants. clothing manufacturing to the extent that there s that left in the country, 20%. these are jobs that americans did do and they are not doing them now because the wages are being undercut by a glut of people. it s not every town and every part of the country but where those jobs are displaced, the
than do native born people. laura: legal immigrants, not illegal. legal and illegal. laura: the washington post did this big study that was a pew study. we talk about this on radio. the study demonstrated that illegal immigrants take jobs in various areas. farming, fishing, 26%. 14% groundskeeping, almost a quarter of all groundskeepers illegal immigrants. clothing manufacturing to the extent that there s that left in the country, 20%. these are jobs that americans did do and they are not doing them now because the wages are being undercut by a glut of people. it s not every town and every part of the country but where those jobs are displaced, the wages are not rising.