with elinor donahue, billy gray, and lauren chapin, in "father knows best." - how many of these agendas does father need for his convention? - i don't know how many insurance men they're expecting, so i guess we'd better do the whole batch. with putting this whole thing on single-handedly? - he's not doing it all, but since the convention's here in springfield, he's the host, and you know him. (bud pounds on drum) he always wants to do the best job possible. - i guess being a perfectionist is all right, but sometimes i'm glad -- do you have to pound on those bean pots all day? - they're not bean pots, and i'm not pounding. - whatever it is, why don't you stop it and pitch in here and help? - i'm too busy right now, but i can tell you that you're doing that all wrong. go boom, boom, boom, boom. - good idea! why don't you show us how to do it? - oh, no! - go right ahead! i have to get [unintelligible) on the delegate badges anyway. (doorbell rings) - but, mom, i have to answer the door. - you're fine. i'll do it. - get to work. - well, fronk, how are you? - muy gracias, senora. - we haven

(instrumental music) and jane wyatt (giggling) with elinor donahue, billie gray and lauren chapin in father knows best. -oh, father, i'm glad you're home. -oh, hello princess. -hello dear. -hi honey. -[betty] here i'll take this. -[kathy] daddy! -oh, thank you. -well, it must be allowance time. -i'd love you even it wasn't allowance time. (laughter) -here, i'll get your coat father. -oh, thank you. wait a minute, let me get the button. -hold on kit. -oh careful you don't tear it. that's it.

some well meaning, some maybe less meaning. >> you mean like billy beer? >> billy beer? exactly. >> that was good stuff. that was a good cause, by the way. >> look, we're in a gray period now because we're in between administrations. in terms of once he's president, you had ethics officers from the bush and obama administrations clear that you can't do this. it just isn't allowed under the rules. >> so anyway, i think they'll figure that out. i wonder, coffee, though. let's say ivanka is not in the white house. i'm just curious, just in general -- >> there a product trump hasn't branded yet? >> see, you're being snide. you are. i think that's really, to be honest with you, and i'm not blaming you for the press coverage on things like that, but if you're doing a coffee for st. jude's hospital, and over the years people go, yes, i'll pay $10,000, $20,000, to sit with such and such and have coffee, we all have these charities where people will come either to this set or go somewhere else, or watch you, go to your company, you print money, and people will do that and contrib

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