The Biggest Thing I Worry About Is

On More Than One Occasion, The Camera Has Cut To Me After A Break As I'm Still Trying To Swallow The Last Bite Of Cookie. Those Of You Who Have Thought To Yourselves, 'that Guy Talks Like He Has Marbles In His Mouth,' Should Know That They Are Not Marbles, But Oatmeal Cookies.

Not To Get Too Deep On Shaving My Mustache, But It Was Kind Of Symbolic Of, 'this Is A Moment Of Liberation, A Chance To Reinvent Yourself.' That's Kind Of What I Did.

Mr. [donald] Trump, For Five Years, You Perpetuated A False Claim That The Nation's First Black President Was Not A Natural-born Citizen. You Questioned His Legitimacy. In The Last Couple Of Weeks, You Acknowledged What Most Americans Have Accepted For Years: The President Was Born In The United States.

I'll Co-host Today From Los Angeles Saturday Morning And Then Make My Way Up To Merced For That Evening's Graduation Ceremony. I'm Still Touching Up My Remarks, But My Challenge To The Class Of 2010 Will Be To Break Through The Deafening And Too Often Negative Echo Chamber Of The Digital Era And Become Critical And Independent Thinkers.

The Challenge Is Right Now, I Call It The Death Of Critical Thinking In America. It's A Very Worrisome Development. More And More People Seem To Be Resisting The Idea Of Standing Back And Asking Questions About Something, Challenging Their Beliefs.