and, chuck, you know and i know that not much goes on in washington between july and the election anyway, which is a sad commentary on washington politics. i know. i guess that s by the way, senator congressman watt s staff will be very active and still his staff will be working on constituent services on one of the oddest congressional districts in the united states of america that goes from charlotte all the way through salisbury, through greensboro. well, hey, you want to talk about redistricting reform, we could go on for we could go on yeah, this is one of the wildest ones. it is crazy. it s a crazy district. it is. what s that? it s been around for several decades. i know. you change lanes on 85 and you go into a new district, if i m not mistaken. you got it. all right, governor mccrory, thank you for your time. have me anytime. thank you very much. well, if it s wednesday, that means we have election results. we now have the match-up for the special
it is remarkable these 33 miners were able to survive 70 days down below. and what they re doing now is they ve got a pact. it was notarized down below. it s about as official as you can get it. while we re beginning to hear from the miners talk like we did from edison, we re not hearing the details of everything that took place on during the 70 days down below. they re really trying to tell their story. and the amount that they would like to get is a shocking amount of $20 million. when you consider it s 33 miners that have agreed to split it. they figure between books, it was interviews and movies, $20 million is a fair price. explain to us about the offers that are coming in. what are the different offers coming in, like the wildest ones, and they are continuing to operate as a collective. all for one. well, they have an