apparently never paid for the rent. she did give the ring back, though. the ring was $32,000. she did give that back. i don t have a rich paperback ground but i watched paper chase in the 70 s. that was great. where is this going? passed away. but he was the e.f. hutton guy. remember that? absolutely. fantastic. here s my they earn it! when you get engaged, it s an implied contract, not a written contract. all these other things, you re taking a gamble. to me, an engagement is a trial period. honey, i ve tried you out for two years, you failed. you re out! try you out? yeah, it s a warmup. it s a test drive. test drive. let me see what you re like. let s get in an argument and see how it turns out. i think he s got a pretty good case getting the $19,000 she took out and the deposits. i don t know about the rent. unless they had a deal, i m going to pay for i m going to pay all the rent, that s going to be tough. she also let s keep in mind, maybe emo
convincing, senator obama at that time surrounded himself with some rather smart, gifted people. when i looked at the mccain campaign and old friend of 30 years of john mccain, i heard about joe the plumber and there really was no plan to rescue it and in fact in the subsequent years, the financial system has been stablized. the automobile industry has been saved. the unemployment rate is still too high and the economy is not moving as well as it should. so we still have challenges ahead. still the guy to do it or is mitt romney the guy who has got experience running a state, running the olympics, running a company? that s the judgment the american people will make and i will have to make in due course. i must say that, you know, i does the need for me to endorse anybody right there is not there. i ll take my time and when i feel it appropriate, i will. you will eventually make an endorsement. i may or may not. that s the beauty of my situation. i m not in government. i m not
pioneer in the history of television pass add way this weekend. he invented the wireless remote control and died at the age of 96. eugene pauly is the reason we don t have to get up to change the channel anymore. he s the father of the remote control and type 2 diabetes. he created what was called the flashmatic remote. before that, if you wanted to change the channel, you had to scream at your wife in the kitchen. mr. pauly was buried today in the cushions of the couch but he had a long life and he died doing what he loved, not getting up. that guy changed everything when you think about it. right. you know what? in news, you prepare for that, the obituary, i m wondering if he was so ready for this guy to pass away that he was just like ready with this. he had 20 zingers. let s get to some headlines
i don t know that the republicans leap on it and say this is the greatest thing since sliced bread. he s only one president. but who passes the laws, who actually is running up the bill? is it the president or the congress that passes the legislation in the appropriations bill? that s a good point. were your ears burning in the last 24/48 hours, because jay carney was asked about your endorsement and here s what he said about why you should endorse the guy who currently has a job. listen to this. in the national security realm which has, i think, particular resonance with general powell, the record has been judged to be exemplary by outside observers and commentators. so in national security, what grade jay carney is speaking for me now. i told you it was a hot topic. the beauty of my life is i can speak for myself and i m free to do that and i m sometimes very supportive of a
major. history, english, philosophy. the commencement speech was very, very good. bob woodruff, the abc news guy came and talked about his alive day. the day that he, you know, the shell exploded. he should have died but he lived. and, you know, he s got such a great appreciation for life and what you can do with your life now six years later. so congratulations to mary. congratulations! we re all very how did she do that? she spent a lot of time in the library. and congratulations to her. and congratulations to all the families that are celebrating graduations and commencement not only in college but high school as well. right. so now it s on to now she has to find a job. good luck. there aren t a lot of jobs out there. that s where most college graduates start. for the summertime, right? we ll see what the next step is. yeah. i ll keep you posted. future shot of the morning. that s fantastic. let s talk a little bit about the t.s.a. story we told you a