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The law during the day while there is no widespread problem, the township has received enough calls that amending the law was warranted." so it sounds like its heading for 24 hours a day. look out, bill, because you could wind up with a fine if ben starts barking in the middle of the day. doesnt look like youre too concerned. >> no. >> all right. bill and ben, we thank you both for joining us. >> thank you. >> that is a beautiful greyhound. >> thank you. >> how long would it take that dog to run...

Has been passed. this does not bode well on those nonindependent thinkers in congress who are acting like sheep and going along to get along with pelosi and reid. >> sean: thats the odd thing to me. you are in the political world. i understand this as the holy grail for rigid ideologues like the president, nancy pelosi and harry reid, i get where they are coming from. i kind of saw this about president obama early on. what i dont get is there any democrat here with a conscience thats gonna speak...

Theyre going to deem that it has been passed. this does not bode well on those nonindependent thinkers in congress who are acting like sheep and going along to get along with pelosi and reid. >> sean: thats the odd thing to me. you are in the political world. i understand this as the holy grail for rigid ideologues like the president, nancy pelosi and harry reid, i get where they are coming from. i kind of saw this about president obama early on. what i dont get is there any democrat here with a...

Merit pay, that impose higher standards. hes doing more behind the scenes. >> do you support higher pay? >> yes. >> do you support hiring teachers that dont perform? >> i do. >> god bless you. >> thank you. >> i like that. by the way -- >> she cares about kids. >> at the harlem village academy, they had their first graduating class a year from this spring. the president ought to consider going to that. that would be an amazing event. >> thats happening everywhere, mika. we go down to new orleans...

Its me. >> mike: when you thought about being a comedian how old. >> eight years old. thrown out of class a lot? >> yes. >> mike: i knew that, i knew that. >> but all good natured stuff. i was never disrespectful to my teachers if you can believe that. >> mike: i dont believe that. >> i was disruptive is what i was. i was eight years old and my parents, i was living in chicago, i was from chicago, and my parents took me to see jimmy duran tee at the palmer house in chicago and i watched him, so ...

Its me. >> mike: when you thought about being a comedian how old. >> eight years old. thrown out of class a lot? >> yes. >> mike: i knew that, i knew that. >> but all good natured stuff. i was never disrespectful to my teachers if you can believe that. >> mike: i dont believe that. >> i was disruptive is what i was. i was eight years old and my parents, i was living in chicago, i was from chicago, and my parents took me to see jimmy duran tee at the palmer house in chicago and i watched him, so ...

In the audience look stupid. >> mike: was there a time early in your life you said i want to be a comedian? when did it happen? >> i was eight years old. i was funniest kid in school. preschool on. >> thrown out of class a lot? >> i did. >> mike: i knew that! >> all good natured stuff. i was never disrespectful to my teachers, if you can believe that. >> mike: i dont believe that. >> i wasnt. you but i was disruptive is what i was. i was eight years old. my parents living in chicago, from chicag...

>> did you misspeak or did peek not interpret what you were saying, were you talking about the facts? or were you talking about the law? i was talking about the law and the conclusion. the facts im still learning, im not interested in the facts yet, im getting there. >> jim, arent the facts critical to determining whether somebody in fact broke the law? >> im not sure until you have the facts and the strategy nailed down you should be going on television and talk about this thing. i dont think -...

Commit crimes who are here illegally, that we take care of moving them out of our state. why are these cities so protective of them? >> youre also going to be able to actually remove from office or maybe even arrest a sheriff or sheriffs official who doesnt follow the law. do you expect thats actually going to happen? >> well, weve already got complaints. i cant specifically talk about the details of those complaints. but, yes, theres civil penalties against cities or officials that do this. the...

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