three weeks ago, daniel appear krauthammer, our first entered the world. it was a noisy and boisterous entry as befits a 10-pound krauthammer. it has been just as noisy and boisterous since. i had been warned by friend and foe that life would never be the same. they were right. >> he put it in the collection. it was at the time i took it over, the publishers and the editors wanted it to be at the front. and i think my dad would have agreed with that. but i felt it was, it was the right thing to do. i felt, you know, he expressed a lot of his love by protecting, and by not wanting to take advantage of the thing that was most dear to him for any purposes other than the love itself. which is why it was framed so much sometimes, not from me or my mom, but i am the one making the call. i love him for that protection. but i would rather be sheltered myself. >> bret: when you see him staring you through, what do you think? >> it is so interesting to me, because, you know, he says he is not a touchy-feely guy. on the one hand, that is really true. the most wry and