and surreal. i don t know anything about politics. but the most important job that i have is daddy. and my two why s i have to take that off the table of running for president. one is 6 and the other the 4. i totally respect that it s beautiful. but kids do age. that s not closing the door for 2040. even before them, 2036, they ll be in college. what about then? you re not closing the door forever is what i m asking? no, not at all. i wouldn t do that. like thank you for asking that, for clarifying that. no, right now for my daughters, it s important that i m hope, and that stability is important for me to be there. and that s the most important thing to me. well, he is running. that s what i heard. oh, sorry. is our show going on still? i was mesmerized. sorry, i m going blink a little bit. it was a moment. let s bring in our next guest, john berman, stuart stevens and nara haq. of course i m joking a little bit about the idea. first of all, if he is sitting across
reading, writing and aarithmetic. it s also about learning interpersonal skills and who they are. we only have a few seconds left. what should you do if your child is anxious? what s the solution? the most important thing is hooking them up with the school counselor, having the pediatrician or, you know, child psychologist or social worker talk to them. again, the quick they re you address this, the better that it will be. because if you don t, the chances are much, much higher as adults that they will not only stay with that kind of anxiety and develop some of these other anxious sorts of issues, but also becoming depressed too. friends, thank you. thank you so much for the conversation. really important. so today we lost a legendary star of the stage, screen, and tv, angela lansbury. and as laura has been teaching me today, part of angela lansbury s legacy is she starred in these movies that are now part of america s political lexicon. and she is going to explain all that.