And good morning, everybody, Bill Handel here.

It's a Saturday morning and fair amount going on.

We will be interrupting the show this morning.

The president, doctor, is going to be giving

an update on his condition and, uh, the microphone is there. I believe, are they in front of, uh,

Walter Reed? It looks like they may be in front of Walter. That's what the president is located at

Walter Reed. Right. So, uh, we're as soon as the doctor shows up.

Scheduled for 8 o'clock.

But then again, it is very rarely do these press conferences start on time.

Matter of fact, the world record holder is Governor Gray Davis.

Remember him?

He'd keep the press waiting 45 minutes. And he'd be standing

over there having a cup of coffee. That is so rude. And in the meantime, you had George W. Bush,

who was a businessman, came from business fanatic about being right on time. He would start meetings.

If there was a meeting at 7 o'clock in the morning, he'd close the door.

And if someone tried to walk in, they couldn't.

The door was locked.

You didn't keep the president waiting.

That didn't happen very often.

So as we're waiting for the president's physician to come up to the microphone and go ahead and give an update, which we are all

waiting for, obviously, with bated breath. All right. So what I'll do is I will go ahead. Well,

here are the phone numbers because we're going to go ahead. And then the president, the physician is probably not going to spend too long until he

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