well, i ll tell you one thing it looks like the warm weather will never get here. i ll wear winter underwear. well, the important thing is to be comfortable. even if it goes up to 70, i don t change. unless it holds for a week or so. yeah. better to be safe than sorry. ( car approaching ) ( tires squealing ) goober. guess who s in town. who? well, who, goob? keevy hazelton. keevy hazelton? yeah. you mean the singer?! yeah. you mean he s here? no kidding? keevy hazelton? staying over at the hotel? i just saw him on tv last week. yeah. andy, maybe we ought to have some celebration. oh, i don t think so, floyd. it s an honor to have him. well, give him the key to the city. oh, no, he s just here to fish for a little while. i don t think we ought to bother him. well, giving him the key wouldn t take long. oh, i don t think so, floyd. five minutes? no. put some ribbon on it? oh, no. he said i could take his picture. maybe tomorrow. take one for me, too. okay. well, let s not wor
it s nothing serious. we just have to make out these forms. opie got ad in arithmetic? well, it happens. it just means he probably should study more. i ll get after him. how s he doin on the other stuff? oh, fine. opie s very bright. yeah. he takes after me a good bit. ( door opens ) hi, paw. andy: speak of the devil. hi, miss crump. i ll see you later. bye-bye. bye, miss crump. i made four touchdowns today during recess. is that a fact? hey, paw, can i get one of those jerseys with the numbers on em? they re good for football. you never have to wash em. i tell ya what let s forget football for a while and talk about arithmetic. miss crump says you re not doin too well. well, i study. is there something about arithmetic you don t understand? well, we re goin into long division now. yeah. i hate it. well, why should arithmetic be harder for ya than anything else? i have to erase a lot. sometimes i get a hole in the paper and have to do it all over again. sometimes the
what allow me to take that big leap of faith and step out over the edge with there was no base to pull me. i remember the devotional from years ago. a long time ago, i remember reading a devotional about a guy who have been unable with a friend of his who have been a captain in the navy. they were starting out in their boat. as they got away from the dock, started to get windy. the fumes started to pick up. the next thing you know he was leaning over the railing about to throw up. deck said stopindex hanging over the railing and find a stable spot on the horizon and focus on that. , i diddid the zipline that. i thought what am i looking down at the ground. could look down the thousand feet. i looked at where the touchdown platform. it was about a 12 foot base. i can see the people way off in the distance. i stopped looking down. i just ran off the end. the great part about it was after i took the first step it was kind of fun. i let out a yell. it wasn t a squeal or a screen.
the conservative political agenda. then some of the middle east policy challenges. also your phone calls, and you can join the conversation on facebook on twitter. quotengton journal post every morning at 7:00 a.m. on c-span. the president and mrs. obama participated in a recent-laying wreath-laying ceremony at arlington national cemetery. this is 50 minutes. halt. present arms. [ the star-spangled banner plays] ladies and gentlemen, present arms. [drum roll] plays] ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the invitation and the national anthem. the chaplain, national captioning will national capital region, and the military district of washington, major general geoffrey buchanan, military district of washington, executive director your army national military cemetery, general martin dempsey, chairman, joint chiefs of staff, the honorable chuck hagel, secretary of defense. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. the chief ladies and gentlemen, th
second president elected to serve a full term in office without party control in either the senate or the house. that made progress, any progress, domestically, very difficult. candidly speaking, my grandfather did not want to raise taxes in 1990, but our constitutional system of governance says congress also gets a say. besides that, he felt he owed the american people action and results. compromise is a dirty word in washington today because we live in an age of the perpetual campaign. once we get back to realizing the importance of actual governance, i suspect this too will pass. my grandfather wishes to join you in recognizing mayor bridges and congratulating him for his much deserved recognition this year. we can all hope his example of standing on principle will inspire more elected officials on both sides of the aisle. not lost on anyone i suspect is the symbolism of the grandson of a much admired president of the united states conferring a prestigious award that is