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Out their welcome but ain't going home to some retirement home. so they hang on. promising new goes will soon be coming in. i remember calling a maligned company boss years back who could not take the "we headache -- hate you," so he negotiated hanging on so they could find a successor and then they tell him, we have a successor. and he tells them, well, i will have to wait until he is groomed. they tell him, he is already groomed and he says, well, until he is actually ready. and they insist, he is ready. and he tells them, well, maybe i should be like a nonexecutive chairman, and they tell h...

And you theorized that maybe the guy was abused for being a red head. but gingers don't need a reason for doing bad things. that's just how they are. >> they are evil from the day they are born. >> absolutely. we should all learn from our british friends on this one. what is the latest on the gay bar thing, greg? >> the latest is that i have now -- well, i am getting close to -- >> you president haven't done -- you haven't done a dam thing. >> you hired the guy in the video. >> paul brings up a good point. i have been trying a lot of adult mail performers. it is the entertainment and the chest...

Never do it. we fall for it and they never do it. and coolidge did all of those things. and then the historians and the pundits say, he was in office for six years and didn't do a dam thing. >>glenn: that's his highlight. he did a lot but it was in reducing government, not going to save anybody. >>guest: that's right. i call him the great refrainer because he was the opposite of a modern president. when he saw trouble he refrained and stood back and said, therefore, things may get better if someone stays out of the way. what are examples? a big one was the flood of the mississippi in 1927, the...

It. and coolidge did all of those things. and then the historians and the pundits say, he was in office for six years and didn't do a dam thing. >>glenn: that's his highlight. he did a lot but it was in reducing government, not going to save anybody. >>guest: that's right. i call him the great refrainer because he was the opposite of a modern president. when he saw trouble he refrained and stood back and said, therefore, things may get better if someone stays out of the way. what are examples? a big one was the flood of the mississippi in 1927, their katrina. did he race down there? no. he did...

Move dozens of its lawsuits related to this disaster to texas, to houston, in the heart of oil country. notice a theme? judge andrew napolitano, former new jersey superior court jungle is judge is with us. >> why should they be able to limit a dam thing? i think guarantee the people there would like a limit but it's late for that. >> is it certainly is. we have dozens and dozens of cases written by the supreme court and lower federal appellate courts and written by state courts which say that when innocent people are injured, here are the land owners and the restaurant tours and the whitefield...