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nothing more than women s underwear. it has nothing what so ever to do with race. greg? thank you, andy. happy let it go day, greg. maybe for once, andy, you will. it was a longtime ago and it is time to move on. in honor of let it go day, i will let it go even though you were wrong and i was right. technically that s not letting go. are you a jerk who uses people. and then when they need you they wake up one morning and you are gone. i was starting to think you were not using happy let it go day. talk to you later. maybe around half time. okay. he really is a jerk. let s welcome our guest. she is so hot she doubles as a greenhouse. didn t know that was possible. i am here with kailey mcinany. and he is so tough he chews his food before he kills it. and he is always being de briefed by someone. it is my repulsive sidekick, bill shultz. and he is so mysterious we can t even be sure he is here. sitting next to me, mike baker, former secret agent of bac ....
officials are focused on this one 26-mile stretch of a dirt road to nowhere. it s actually the levee. see the crew on the left hand side, it s for the yazoo and mississippi river. this levee is holding it back. however, there s one foot between the level of the water and when it goes over the top. the prediction is it s going to go over the top. we were talking with the secretary of state of mississippi, they expect it to happen overnight. water going over the levee is not the end of the world unless it triggers the collapse of the levee. they don t want to guesstimate. i put the question of how bad it would be with peter. here is what he said. if this levee were to fail, what are the consequences and who would be impacted and how far? the town is 30 to 35 miles from here. that town would be under water. numerous towns would be under water. highways under water. thousands of people have to evacuate the area. hundreds of thousands of acres would be under water. we woul ....