ratigan and somebody should give him a raise. john estrada, our associate producer, has been with us every step of the way and chris schwartz and then tracy, who has made graphics, the thing that everybody takes for granted because she s so good at it. our amazing tech guys, editors, graphics, digital team, the stage crew, all those folks who put us on the air, every corner of this country, that took us to. steve friedman, our guests and the audience for being with us. we got a minute and 30 seconds. can i switch to another camera and sit here all cockeyed for the last minute? i got a minute left or whatever i ve got left, so i ll tell you what the plan is. any fool can look at a pile of statistics and see how screwed up this country is, how
what else we also have games. we have the games. for the younger ones it goes into the leapster or the leap pad so they can follow the adventure of nerida. and of course the wii and the x xbox kinect so they can practice their skill. ooh. you re getting really good. i think i just hit somebody. i think i just hit one of our stage crew. yeah. exactly. really? i don t know if he s okay, actually. noely? noel. are you okay? thank you very much. i didn t really mean to hurt you that bad. are you okay? you re pretty tough. okay? she always outdoes herself. we want to thank you, laurie schacht, for coming in. and if you need detailed information on all the toys she showed us, you can go to our facebook page, wnnfans.com. you re watching world news now. should i try this? see if it will stick. i don t think so. maybe.
the lord and savior. this is not a sad time, but a glad time. i don t have to say much, because everyone that has spoken, they ve hit it, as we now say south on the head. but i would say that we had some good times. she accepted me as a brother, although i was her bodyguard for almost 11 years. i remember with sparkle everyone that left, and i wanted to go home bad. and she said, ray when she say ray, she called me uncle ray, that s her playful time but when she means business, she would say ray. i m tired. i ve done everything i m supposed to do. i just want to hang back a little bit and just rest. i said, okay. all right. but the thing about it is when we got ready to leave, she says, i don t believe i want to fly. i said, well, how are we going to get there? she says, we re going to drive. i said, well, we re going to drive? not we. i said, you don t drive. she said i m going to help you drive. i said, i m not going to trust you to drive me. so, she said, we can do i
saying, neil, you re the turkey. you used my line. turkey, chicken, cooked goose. rather fowl. i would expect it from bill o reilly, not you. walter, c mere. if you think you have exclusive dibs on turkey analogies let s say you have fine ered friends. in fact, i have received so many e-mails on this to get to the list i have was a beast of a task. some are so good i can t judge for myself the winning e-mail. cornucopia best. for that, i turn to the technical stage crew that stole the turkey i paid for the other day. remember the one i was holding up? they will judge the following e-mail. ready? they re kind of into it. we have a laugh-o-meter to
let s break it open. i m hoping i don t bust a camera. or hit the stage crew. if that doesn t work, i ll just use my teeth. here we go, here we go. there we go! look at that, oh, yeah. we have glasses too. in an attempt to be classy i got one and mine s cracked. there we go. a little light breakfast here on world news. i like that, a nice way to start my morning. absolutely. might make the show a little better. i ll have one of these at home too. the crew, too we ll get you. 18 years? 18 years. can you taste it yet without busting your lip open? yeah. kind of like the show, lost a little fizz, still a little dry. amazing what three bucks can get. good stuff. oh, man. let s go to break. yeah. we ll be right back. don t go far. glad to see you finally got around