military moms out there. that s from my mom to the military moms. and what an about story about molly. share some skinny on your daughter. uh-huh, any embarrassing stories from childhood. em barriesing stories? let s see. oh. (laughter) . clayton: the. clayton: what did she get you for mother s day. oh, i have a gorgeous plant here, and i called the florist yesterday and it s a, it s a pot full of plants, actually and i called the florist yesterday and she s going to e-mail me on monday exactly what the plants are and what they need. molly: mom s researching and loves to gardening and want to know what the heck it is. dave: mom is changing the subject. pat, we re not letting you off the hook, zip it, zip it. clayton: we drop all of these microphones. dave: we don t get to anchor with her every weekend. she was a perfectly brilliant child.
headlines right now, and beautiful stamp. lovely and looks like we ll be sticking around. i don t understand the forever stamps. they come out and say they last forever, but only lasts as long as the rate exists are you sure about them. molly: no, you can stock up on them and that s why they re forever stamps. dave: we have to fact check that. good for life. clayton: haven t mailed a letter in years. dave: next, president obama s approval rating sees a bump off bin laden s death. can he ride that into 2012? millions without jobs and gas prices are high. so how long will the love fest last? we debate that next. who is your favorite movie mom, not your typical choice, but how about mrs. doubtfire? we are he looking at the infamous mom. from bagram, afghanistan, the intertactical signal
and clayton in for alisyn and i get to call my mom! what s your mom s name. molly: come on, mom, pick up, we have a 1970 s ring. molly: hi, hello, hoip maris day, i love you. i love you, too. molly: and thank you for getting up and talk with me. i know it s not the best mother s day sure, she s watching you on television. what are you doing today. if mother nature cooperates, i ll be working in the the garden outside or if mother nature doesn t cooperate, i ll be planting seeds inside. you re working. i m not working. she s not working, gardening is great. oh, yeah. so that s relaxation. an urban gardner here up in boston. and she told he me that if i call her, i have to say, happy mother s day to grandma, too, so happy mother s day, grandma, we know you re watching! that was the rule, the rule and she also mentioned she wanted me to say happy mother s day to all the
these in the last 15 years. mrs. doubtfire harks classic from 1993. she was getting plucked by orange. robin williams. dave: what a great those were classic. 1995, forest gump. dave: that s a movie to watch with mom. molly: yeah, forest gump for sure, he loved his mom. those look like comfortable shoes. she saw me on tv. dave: that s a good point. he he did love his shoes. and clayton morris. clayton: got the ears of it. i bet if i remember real hard, i can remember my first pair of shoes. dave: who needs a clip when we ve got clayton. clayton: finally, mommy dearest, really? mommy dearest is i don t think you want to watch that with your mom. dave: survey says.. clayton: here is the best part, the best part. wind up, wind up. molly: it makes he me cringe. do we have to watch? and. no wire hangers!
living with you, molly. molly: thank you, dave. military mom debby lee feels a special pride in what the navy seals accomplished during the mission to take down bin laden because her son was a navy seal. mark allen lee was the first seal it die in iraq in 2006 and now his goldstar mom wants the obama administration to reconsider its stance on interrogation and the military should be able to do whatever it takes to secure our freedom. and debby lee joins us from phoenix, arizona the founder and president of america s mighty warriors, a nonprofit started in honor of her son. debby, thanks for joining us on this mother s day. you bet, thank you for having e. molly: when we talk about interrogation techniques, very often it s seen as a political discussion, one administration having a different stance and another administration, different lawmakers taking different stances, but for you, this is very, very personal. what are your thoughts on this administration and their current polic