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People who believe it is about the fed have missed out on the greatest rallies of a lifetime. i digress. >> this is a show for a couple weeks. take a chill pill, spark ee. what was your other point? >> listen, even when the dc thing came up, they are trying to open stores and they are bean demonized. >> they got it reversed so maybe they can slow down on china. >> open them in both places but there is no doubt the rest of the world is tammism and we are rejecting it. >> the u.s. is saturated and wal-mart has for lack of a better world failed in india, south korea, russia and germany. in german...

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I went to the olympics twice in the 100 meters. you cannot walk into it thinking anyone is going to win. i think the americans have a great shot. tyson and justin have a great shot. people are going to be surprised at the final. >> there it is from carl lewis. thank you so much for your time tonight, my friend. >> great, thank you. >> a quick update on ed and his wife wendy. we informed you wendy had been stricken with ovarian cancer. i'm happy to report wendy has ben released from the hospital and her doctors believe she's on the road to a full recovery. wendy and ed have arrived back home in...

Khalid shaikh mohammed, the mastermind of 9/11, should he be tried in civilian court, something you have experience with, or in a military commission? >> i believe he should be tried in civilian court. i believe the civilian courts are the ones that are capable of handling these tries. and frankly, the military commissions, especially as constituted in guantanamo, were just atrocious. they couldn't put on a case. >> what do you mean by that? >> well, they couldn't -- for example, in the 9/11 case in guantanamo, in the year -- i was there for a year and a half, and we never got one item of disc...