boundaries are okay, but the fines are getting more hefty. brian: like fining a elisabeth: exactly. the coaches are giving their time, so maybe they need to ease up on that fine. steve: what do you think? e-mail us or twitter us. elisabeth: that s right. coming up, do you love the smell of a newborn baby? turns out there is a scientific reason why it is as addictive as cocaine. that s what they re saying. steve: then she heard a strange vof@c6s in her baby s bedroom. turns out a complete stranger hacked into her baby monitor. how does that happen? could it happen to you? up. stick around. we ll be back we all like? ron: i m sorry, who are you? jc: i m your coworker! c mon guys, i m driving. hey, you guys comfortable? it s best-in-ass rear legroom. no way we d fit this comfortably in your car, dan. ron: it s ron. jc: ron.
steve: family dinners at your house erupt into arguments over texting? put down that phone, or whining or even manners? no, really, you should use a0=3 napkin. it is possible your child may be the powerful one in your family, the kid. the one who walks all over you, they can get away with it. how do you put aà4m1hjgtu to ? got an answer for you. dr. kevin leeman isñ%o+x@ here, psychologist and father and author of parenting your powerful child. you should know because kevin, back in the day, you were the powerful child at your house, much to your mother s horror. oh, yeah. i was an attention getter, graduated fourth from the bottom of my class. was in a reading group with a girl who ate paste. steve: you were the powerful child. define for folks watching what the powerful child is. it s not a strong willed child. you want your kid to be strong willed. steve: of course. the powerful child wants to win, dominate, control. in my case, frankly, of itñi becauseiú#,+mi
steve: there is daddy. elisabeth: if you think about green eggs and ham, it s kind of about somebody trying to force feed you something you don t want in the hopes you ll like it at the end. brian: i never got through it. we started to read it. elisabeth: it s]÷km he could have read anything. he read that and there is a reason for that. brian: we know he ll stop speaking at noon and breaks senator rand paul s record. steve: this isn t technically a filibuster because there is an out time. harry reid, they made it clear, we re gog have a vote on the house bill that passed last week around noon. it does look like what ted cruz is doing right now will not get the votes to pass. so some people are going, why are you doing this? brian: the max he could get is 47. steve: you re going to screw things up for us. we re going to lose the next election, stuff like that. but a lot of other people look at him and they say look, that s a man of principle. that s a patriot. he s doin
scene. i just hope everybody was watching and listening on the radio simulcast and got out safely, just likeç steve and karen did but again, mo telling how much damage we are going to have all over the state of oklahoma and all through this area, all these tornadoes dropping out of these storms, mike, it is not over yet, trying to stay with you as long as we can, mike, keep tracking, do the best we can, back to you. if david payne is monitoring us on the radio he needs to call the getter in, talk to david here, just not over yet. david, monitoring the storm over west moore, southwest of occc. tell us where you are and what do you see right now? here is the deal. i headed east, i m on the southeast side of lake thunderbird. i have been kind of going with this storm, you want us to keep this one? stay with that one, stale major hook, up toward shawnee and i-40, stay with it heading for the shawnee mall, where it
steve benan. ifç steve would uproot his comfortable life and to new york city i would steal him away but steve won t do it and he s doing great at washington monthly. today, steve took a look at the wisconsin election story. the story that s so linky. as he often does he nailed it. he said, quote, imagine there was a close, important race and the conservative candidate eeked out a win and the next day a democratic donor with a sketchy election record discovered 7,000 additional votes for the liberal. what do you think we d hear from the right under those circumstances? he s talking about the supreme court race in wisconsin. the first statewide election since the great republican union overreach of 2011. a political proxy war betweenity former state republican legislator, conservative who scott walker said he would vote for and an outside challenger.