>> bill: thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight you may remember our pal dennis endorsed herman cain for president. now the sage of southern california having second thoughts and joins us from los angeles. what's with the glasses, first of all, miller? >> well, i had somebody call my radio show today and say that in an attempt to emulate brit hume i should try to look more tweety. but now that i look at it, i feel like some moron teaching sustainable diversity trap at a midwestern juco so i will get rid of them. >> bill: you don't need them. everybody respects your intellect the way you are. >> without my endorsement? listen, you know why i'm on the cain train, billy. >> bill: why? >> he can't win. listen, he is still a great guy. and this is a fluid situation for me. if he gives us the best chance to win tomorrow, i'm back on. but today he can't win. and it doesn't have anything to do with the chicks. that doesn't interest me. it's just after that 11 second pause he is too easy for them to whack.