i watch it hundreds of times. you land on the elusive million dollar wedge. this is the dream. you nail the tough part of it. you re ready to solve. you ve got the bow tie on and what did you say? i said corno curio cabinet. i thought you mispronounced curio. that was the issue is i had never seen that word before. i d never heard it, i d never seen it written down so i was so stressed out about pronouncing curio, making sure you pronounce that right so i was staring at that word when i said corner and i cut the o at the end and it came out corno. it s not the world that solved the puzzle. i mispronounced the word that was spelled. were you just livid? only to myself.
influence or inform my world view. there must have been times when that rein easy? well, so i don t think that i i didn t walk away from that taking no lessons. i wouldn t repeat what i did, in 2008. i think i did a couple things that were pretty stupid. i think that if even if the risk of doing a certain activity, walking up a certain dark street at night, isn t actually very risky, that you can do it hundreds of times and never get shot. if it s more risky than the well-lit street, take the well-lit street or take a cab. these are reasonable things for feel do to keep themself safe and reduce if even a little bit s risk they will end up mugged, shot or stabbed or hurt in any way. i have changed some behaviors. i would draw a sharp distinction between the things people do to keep themselves safe or to maintain a feeling of safety and what law enforcement does what policymakers do to create a
magnificent seven? she ll drop an olympic-sized bombshell. plus, a sister giving her brother and sister-in-law the ultimate gift. a baby. they re called surrogate sisters, the good, the bad, the ugly in a few minutes. first, we re putting mitt romney and your health care under the microscope. the supreme court will decide this month whether the president s health care law will stay or go. now the devil, of course, is in the details. whatever the decision, mitt romney wants the law gone, and he s promoting a different sort of vision. governor romney s top policy health care adviser joins me from washington. thanks for joining us. thanks for having me. you know, the number-one legal issue as you know better than anybody, is it constitutional to make people buy health insurance? which under the law you would have to do? if you don t if you don t have a onjob or have it through medicaid. governor romney supported the mandate in massachusetts. it s law now. what do you t
the two people who are the most important to me in my life, you and my wife, have the same name. hey, look up there. watch out, cnn. it s me, regis, hosting piers morgan tonight. hi, everybody. it s me, regis. remember me. i m a good pal of piers morgan. we five years ago started america s got talent. i was the host and piers was a very, very severe judge. oh, boy, was he something. anyway, i m very flattered to be here tonight and i m very happy to have as my very special guest someone you don t see guesting anywhere. i mean, he just doesn t do it. people have tried for years. i mean, he just he s not a guest. he s a host. and a great host, too. speaking about david letterman. now, you know, you re not going to see david letterman walking in the streets of new york. you can look for him. you re never going to see him. you re not going to see him ever dancing at the waldorf. and you re not going to see him getting all dressed up to go to the metropolitan costume
you and my wife, have the same name. hey, look up there. watch out, cnn. it s me, regis, hosting piers morgan tonight. hi, everybody. it s me, regis. remember me. i m a good pal of piers morgan. we five years ago started america s got talent. i was the host and piers was a very, very severe judge. oh, boy, was he something. anyway, i m very flattered to be here tonight and i m very happy to have as my very special guest someone you don t see guesting anywhere. i mean, he just doesn t do it. people have tried for years. i mean, he just he s not a guest. he s a host. and a great host, too. speaking about david letterman. now, you know, you re not going to see david letterman walking in the streets of new york. you can look for him. you re never going to see him. you re not going to see him ever dancing at the waldorf. and you re not going to see him getting all dressed up to go to the metropolitan costume ball here in new york city. he just doesn t do things like th