medicine, that ten-minute tribute to the national health service, and then, of course, onto what britain is today which is really, you know, known for its culture, it's music, it's daniel craigs, and it was -- i liked it. i liked it a lot more than i thought i was going to. i went into it quite skeptical, and i loved the humor. i loved the sense of irony, and i loved james bond parachuting out of the helicopter with the queen. >> queen elizabeth playing along, joe. you got mccartney getting the world to sing "hey jude" together. >> what else do you need? i thought it was a fantastic opening ceremony. i wanted to ask you, willie, and catty, about a "washington post" story this morning talking about a lot of empty seats and that the british are desperately trying to hand out tickets to members of the army and to school children to get them to fill up some of the seats. what's going on after this
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