mcdonald house? he s put so many smiles on so many faces. do you know what the health care program consists of, by the way? what s that? they serve hamburgers for breakfast. thought i d mention that. it s worked for me. 30,000 employees and america is all the stronger, too. thank you. mika, the mcrib is good for you because they take the bones out. that s the unhealthy part. with us, politico s patrick gavin is here with the morning playbook. do you like the mcrib? long time fan since 1995, yeah. he goes back to 95. amazing. i used to wait in line when they debuted it. i still have my receipt, camp out overnight. let s talk a little business here, patrick. everybody pull it together. newt gingrich still throwing out those political grenades wherever he goes, last week
curious, what s your advice. too early for that word. it s sort of on the line, right, which way do you go? i take those on a case by case. sometimes that is the right move. but not in this case. but with somebody that you do not know. a little too forward? it s a little forward as mika said. we wonder why our kids don t understand boundaries and get in trouble online when you have people, these idiots living lives like this, reality shows where it s sber tanment to see someone, i don t know . it s ridiculous. i do think in this case the word applies to brett favre. i think the lesson tiger woods taught us is don t leave a message. just hang up if you don t get through. even if tiger s name is jim or bob, but when your name is
he stays on the upper west side. there s like a box. i could color it in. i m sorry. can we talk about carl paladino? sure. he said some really goofy things, really goofy. what did he say, mika? new york republican gubernatorial candidate carl paladino is coming under fire for saying he doesn t want children to be, quote, brainwashed into thinking that homosexuality is acceptable. speaking to orthodox jewish leaders in brooklyn yesterday, paladino also criticized democratic rival andrew cuomo for marching in a gay pride parade earlier this year. i didn t march in a gay parade this year, gay parade this year, the gay pride parade this year. my opponent did.
but, again, there s another piece to this. you know one of the things we lerntd in law school in the first year is we have a course called property. one of the things you want to do is make sure that there is a chain, that is, the person who sold it to you, they actually owned it. so mika, you re absolutely right. this could become a mess. somebody could buy a piece of property down the line and somebody comes back and looks to see whether the person actually owned it who sold it to them and discovered they didn t. that s a problem. norah o donnell. you were talking about part of the problem is the robo signing going on on the documents in order to push them through. why is there this rush to foreclosure in these robo signs of documents? i think one of the things that s happening is let me understand that my office has handled literally thousands, working with thousands of people with regard to foreclosures. what we ve seen over and over again to try to modify the foreclosures,
parents in london. the chilean miners, getting all 33 up and out and starts on wednesday apparently. but there s a competition among the miners not to see who can be the first out as you might expect but they re fighting over who s going to be the last out. wow. why, you ask? they want to go into the book of records as the man trapped underground in the mine for the longest in human history. these guys are in pretty good spirits. i give it up. i want to be the first one out. it is an amazing country. it s america in 1956. they re just a great aggressive group of people. rallying around this. just fantastic. mika, very distracted in the cooler. i am. this is just amazing. what is that? have you heard? this book. i wish i could sit down and listen to him this week in new york. you should. is it barnes & nobel?