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Bites the dust. but looking past the poll tick, he has an extraordinary beautiful children of four children, a smart wife who is deeply religious and to them my heart goes out. >> sam. >> i feel badly for the family, as well. all i can say is thank goodness the governor vetoed the gay marriage rights on two different occasions because one can only imagine if he had signed that what it would have done to the institution of marriage in his home. coming up we've got our last question, we call it our buzzer beater. we'll ask now that donald trump is out of the running, what did we learn from him...

phillips. the state of mississippi's governor says 25,000 homes could be lost in the flood as well as millions of dollars in farm products. a historical first in dublin, ireland. queen elizabeth becomes the first british monarch to step on irish soil. a security scare of a bomb hours before her arrival. pakistan is returning the tail section from the stealth helicopter that went down in the raid on osama bin laden's lair. coming as they hold a hearing on u.s./pakistani relations. have he heard? we all know why maria shriver and arnold schwarzenegger called it quits. the forme...

To get serious. they don't want to cut the programs agreeing in costs. >> just because i don't want to -- that's a good indictment about the program, by the way. that doesn't mean i'm not serious. that's part of the engagement i want to have with you. >> why is donald trump running up so well in the polls? why is he doing so well? >> let me finish this will point real quick. i think he's exciting. he's driving a discussion that animates people one way or the other and i think that it will level out at some point when you see the may debates again. >> watch karl rove because he's one of the guy...

Pathetic car oon oig show thought they were being clever in mocking my brother and my family, they failed. all they proved is that they are heartless jerks. well, also new this morning, how would you like to make more than a million dollars an hour? of course you'd like it, right? well, according to a report by the nonpartisan center for responsive poll tick, lobbyists spent nearly $3.5 billion last year making pitches to congress and various federal agencies and that amounts to roughly $1.3 million for every hour that lawmakers actually met in 2009. good work if you can get it. a leak of ...