 You can just pose one for them for the Coast Guard Magazine. The president need to be congratulating you. That's right, you don't stand there. That's a pleasure. I'm happy to do that. It's a great joy to do that. I'm all baseball and not myself. Well, last night I was using an example and a few words over there about baseball player and I found myself talking about Bob Feller and I had to stop and say, I know I have now aged myself. I go back to when Ted Williams was my hero when he was first starting in Boston. Well, listen, we're in the same era. I was broadcasting baseball back in the early 30s. That's marvelous. Just the other day, to bring it to the modern days, Mr. President, we had a group of our young cadets down here, all female, for a change, who are sculling one of our shells and races all over the place. They're just doing it wonderfully. Can they compete with the men's crews? No, at least not yet. They're kind of keeping them separate as far as moving. Why don't we take almost a year and half, Mr. President? I thoroughly enjoy my service under you and my time is just about over. Well, I'm leaving it on, Mr. President. He's going to retire to Alaska, if I can imagine that. To Alaska, Mr. Singer. Anchor to Alaska. Isn't that great? You know, a Californian having spent a winter, one winter already in America, and half of the other in Washington. No, I'm going to be like... You prefer to go to San Diego? Well, I understand that. I can relate to that. I just finished three years in San Francisco and in the first winter snow came this year, I called up and said, all is forgiven, can I come back? I'm going to go to California when it's winter. Yeah, of course. San Francisco and the Southern Californians think even that's too cold. That's true. But as an older... I didn't see you. Think along that side. There are aircraft coming out. Yeah. Okay. Well... Listen, we've got television cameras. There's something new in here. Yeah, that's kind of new to me. That's a directional mic. Yeah. Always make me a little nervous. Well... Okay. Thank you, sir. Quite a party camera on my St. Pat's Day. I remember that speech by the Prime Minister of Tennessee. Which was St. Patty's Day. Oh, oh yeah. Yeah, Nancy said it. I tell you, she tried to catch your eye and couldn't catch your eye. Okay. That was... That was a beautiful close one to his speech. I tell you, the year has been a... Listen, I had to go ahead and... I ordered and I decided and I opened the wrong one. Everybody likes meatloaf, so they had meatloaf and then I ordered meatloaf. We're going to eat that on Friday. Oh, good Lord. No, our rules changed about 15 or 20 years ago. That's right. Yes. Thank heaven, because I hadn't even thought about it being Friday. Well, I'm glad. How are you doing pretty well? Well, until I think about the Congress and the budget.