>> all right. see you at 7:00. have a good one. double high five. welcome! i'm watching bernie sanders bring new socialist converts to the fold, or as i like to call them, future libertarians, and he soaping up a can of fund-raising whoop ass all over hillary. i admit it, i'm an immature and vengeful person. i love seeing hillary clinton lose, whether it's the rodding stench of her evil server, the seer of joe biden take a bite out of her lead on colonel sanders, so much fun to see her stumble and bernsy a man of the people. they're not smart people, but they are shaking the coins loose from their piggy banks to the

tune of $1.3 million individual contributions. in other wiener meaner news it took barack obama much longer in his campaign to reach the same number of idealistic contributors and bernie did it through shrewd marketing. a sample of one of his campaign ads. ♪ ♪ >> finally, wearing bam bush kaws destine for a librarian lifesty lifestyle. david axelrod notes this could mean bern hey more cash on hand than hillary because were he doesn't hold those campaign evaents that cost a lot of money and time, and in the immortal words of prince. ♪ you don't have to watch fantasy ♪ to have an attitude ♪ >> hmm. yes. bernie may be the cycle's every

man, and if you rearrange the letters in every man you get very mean, and the terribly mean to subject free market capitalism to the most unnatural forces of socialism. the one trait hillary and bernie share is their desire for control. for hillary, it's a nefarious impulse seeking to concentrate power in her witchy fingers. bernie wants to control for health care and college. "the washington post" has bernie's spending spree pegged as a conservative $3.25 trillion. the "wall street journal" shows his laundry list tallying upwards of $16 trillion. that doesn't make college and doctors' visits free. that makes the country go broke. there's already too much taxation, regulation and bureaucracy in the country. why bernsy right when he says this -- >> we live in the wealthiest country in the history of the world. wealthiest country in the history of the world. >> he's elected, won't be that way for long. you have been warned.

on the show tonight, a chance rand paul may be the only republican candidate left for the underdebate next time. find out what he should do if he has to debate himself. stephen hawking warns that aliens could conquer and colinize or planet. if they do, i hope they start with belgium. no offense. a $60,000 vacation, if you drop everything and leave immediately. the show's hosts join me in just a bit. welcome to this vacation of information on "kennedy." bernie sanders -- hi there. so nice to have you. bernie sanders is gaining traction on hillary clinton what is propelling the socialist swell? talk about it with the party panel. a good one. kailee and joined by comedian fresh off the poke crawl and of course comedian dave smith,

liberty lover here to join us as well. welcome aboard, everyone. great to see you. >> great to be he. >> love the hot pank. start with you. now, since bernie has the highest concentration of individual donors, over 1 million donors, shouldn't they redistribute some of those donors to some of the less successful democratic candidates now? wouldn't that be fair? >> interesting. irish ironic on so many levels. forcefully taking everyone else's money. how much of that money has come through someone's mom's credit card i wonder, from their dorm room. >> my mom's sleeping. go into her purse. get the number on the back. it's fine. she's never going to notice $24. >> he's the new 1-900 number. remember you used to do that? >> how is it bernie sanders contribution appeared on my bill is awe i want to know. >> a sad emoji. people separated for their money. isn't the big difference here in their fund-raising disparity

that their really isn't that much of a difference compared to other fund-raising quarters for hillary and bernie? yeah, there isn't really u. know, i think the fall in the polls on hillary's part seeing coupled in the fund-raising realm as well is interesting compared to second and third quarter. sex quarter, out raised him by $30 million. third quarter, $2 million. seeing a precipitous decline in the polls on fund raising. getting worse for hillary. >> and maybe bernie is on to something. why does america love him? >> because he's like america's walmart greeter. you know? like the friendly old, everybody loves an old guy who waves at you and said nice stuff. that's the problem. you can't elect him president, can't afford his ideas. be america's greeter, put him at the border and wave to everybody as they come into the country. >> your greeter is promising everything's free. can i see a manager at walmart. >> for a while seems nice.

like, oh, my gosh. i could get a shotgun and trampoline, because they deserve it. >> all i know about. they don't watch the news. this is greece. we just watched this happen. let do that again. >> jimmy, are you ageist? >> listen, i don't want to be age it b ageist, he's in his late hundreds. i've seen younger faces -- >> imagine rand paul had no substance, that's what it's like. >> very good. hillary clinton has so much stuff and fantastic. her campaign is getting increasingly worried about a joe biden candidacy. not taking part in the first debate, that hasn't stopped hillary clinton from sending out of pre-emptive pledges for support from her trailing biden at speaking events and incorporating joe snub into

talking points. can she make any other road blocks? err really interesting. sending out pledges saying i floech support hillary, no one wants to sign. showing up early at the same event where he's a keynote speak the human rights campaign, and flat out badmouthing joe when someone tries to front on her. is this stuff going to work, in the campaign? >> absolutely not. it's so interesting. the clintons try to manufacture everything and engineer everything. exactly what she did with the private server in her e-mail scandal. create privacy that wasn't allowed and violated law. trying to engineer a victory. doesn't work. the american people have a vote. you can't engineer your way to the presidency. >> someone brought up the elizabeth warren pieces of legislation elizabeth warren is still mad at joe biden about. what else could bring her down? and iphone virus? >> wait. the big age. first of all, she has a lot of problems. the bad because they're trotting out bill next week.

on "colbert." a desperate sign, and she's going to be on "orange is the new black," which is full. it's actually "orange is the new pantsuit" if she's on it. freaking me out. not that she's trying to take out biden. how she's trying to take him out. behaving like the high school girl having a party. engineering everybody to commit to her party before the other girl can show up. i'm not into it. >> no. like one of the plastics. unfortunately i've never seen plastic robots. i don't know if it will work for her. >> except in the future. >> oh, yeah. >> she really is. man, when i think of youth and ingenuity i think of hillary clinton, but joe biden. this is someone a lot of independents are going, hmm, joe. i kind of like joe. does everybody like joe biden? >> compared to hillary clinton. i mean, it's -- look, he's very likable. i hate joe biden and even i kind of like joe biden. he's hard to hate. she is like the point you made. eve wanted to be more likely

made a contrived effort to be more likely. we saw that, go back to being cold. this is terrible. >> works way better for you. she should just own that, though. jimmy more of an independent, but if someone held your feet to the fire and said you have to vote for either bernie sanders, joe biden or hillary clinton, who do you go with? >> wow! bernie sanders -- got to go with joe. >> really? >> my dad's name was joe and he left home 20 years ago. nice to talk to a guy his age named joe again. >> a lot of people vote that way. >> they do. they use, like, numerology, similarology, metrics. of the three democratic candidate right now, i know there are others running. martin oh mao'malley and mcgillicuddy moop is the -- >> it's horrible. hoop knows. is biden. >> what would you rather have? aids or malaria? >> yeah. >> rather have malaria.

absolutely right. >> you go malaria. today, magic johnson aids, i don't know. no, look, joe biden is not as crazy a socialist and bernie sanders and better on foreign policy than hillary clinton. to me, i would go biden. >> that's a good thing. hillary clinton, the wung thing she adds, redeemer, take the best of the worst, her foreign policy. >> moving to libya. >> done a bang up job. the panel returns in minutes to discuss cnbc's polling cite tia the criteria that said rand paul might be alone. and later, space exploration that we privatize. old school versus new school. a debate about the heavens. please, stay here.

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only one lagging republican holds enough to make it to the little kids table nap is rand paul. will the kentucky senator debate himself? debate with our panel. kailee, jimmy, and dave. all back and better than ever. so how should he play it? if the band breaks up and he has to go solo? how do you play if you're the only guy on the stage? >> it's going to be the worse for him, the only guy and still no questions. long setup, banter among themselves. sorry, senator paul. we're out of time. i didn't say anything. three hours. >> even then, he'll complain about it. no. >> there's too many candidates. we need to splinter off wwe style and have tag teams. certain guys at certain pod yums. >> how much fun is that? i'm surprised they haven't done it already. i talked to senator paul earlier in the week, told him i'm a huge fan, love his ideas and passion for things like combating the security state in this country, but i want to see more passion

across the board from him. how can we get the passion of liberty, coarsing through america's veins? >> you're right. this is proof for libertarians that this whole watering down the message thing is a disaster. rand paul -- >> the purple pac, super pac, co-founder of the cato institute said which senator paul stops watering down his message, i will release the hounds. >> rand paul is by far the best on either side, of the options we have. so far. rand paul doubled numbers and can't maintain that. going of a trump for being a fake conservative. the truth is, he's a fake conservative. he's a libertarian. >> not getting traction, shouldn't go with it. why bother with an undercard at

all? >> it's important. carly fiorina, and this beforehand debate. having one person obviously is not going to happen. in terms of rand, though, what you're saying about watering down the message. so true. rand paul got traction because he focused on liberty, appealing to young people, to millennials. 25eki i attacking other candidates don't get the traction. >> and all have less than 1%, lindsey graham, and others, why should they stay in the race? >> they bring forth important ideas. lindsey graham, not a fan. his foreign policy credentials are a contrast to rand paul. >> oddly enough -- >> that's debate about. >> important to have a contrast in the gop field and give voters an option. >> i think lindsey graham wants to bomb some states in america. >> yeah, he does. hates morn california. wants to bomb northern california forcing them to concede.

>> lindsey graham understands strategic threats facing our nation. >> canada. >> the panel has a lot to discuss a lot later. returning to talk about a chilling warning from stephen hawking about the possibility of our galactic neighbors that might be ruffians and might be coming for us. first, how do we get out to space ourselves? old school versus new school. nasa versus the private sector. you are going to want to weigh in on this. stay right here. sure, tv has evolved over the years.

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that's right. welcome back. nasa has been building rockets and sending humans in into space since its formation in the '60s. now jumping into the space industry. who's better equipped to handle or forays to the stars? nasa or the private sector? this is old school versus new school and joining me tonight, dr. mary ellen weber, she was a nasa astronaut ten years. she's a veteran of two space flights, and on the other side representing the new school is peter suederman, senior editor at "reason" magazine. welcome to you both. >> thanks for having me. >> thank you. great to be here. >> absolutely. so peter, start with you. how necessary is privately funded space exploration? >> i think it's very necessary. you know, first let me say that i have a huge amount of respect for the astronauts, and the engineers that work for nasa for all they have done for this country, for humanity, for all

of their achievements, but i think if you look at the government's track record, the record of government funded spaces flight, it's just not what we really want, and if you -- what we would hope to have had by this point. we put a man on the moon in 1969, and look how far we haven't come since then. so that's why we need private companies to be exploring, developing and why we need private initiative. i think nasa, in fact, recognizes some of this and have started to move in that direction with programs like the commercial crew program. but i think that it's really important just to have these private initiatives, to have competition to have private money being spent on this stuff, and i think that that ultimately will get us further faster than monolithic government agency. >> mary ellen, some of these companies with these billionaires, they're just getting government handouts. aren't they? are you hoping we go back to a

government-only model? >> well, the government is always going to have a big part in this, and let me just make one correction. there isn't nearly as much private money going into these efforts as most people think. what has funded spacex, for instance, primarily has been nasa. not only the commercial crew program but the commercial cargo program. they're customer es. spacex' customers are nasa, other governments and military. and so you can't have those private ventures unless you have a government agency like nasa that has a destination that it's going to, and that will fund those private company investments and developments. >> all right. so, peter, could there be a fully privately funded space program? is it possible to have something without the government or will they always piggyback off one

another? >> i think the government is going to be involved in it. it's unlikely that the government will completely take itself out of space exploration and scientific indevers of that sort, but i also think that private, commercial companies driven by commercial incentives. sinces like asteroid mining. things like even just basic exploration in the kind of technological innovation that's going to come out of all of this, i think that those companies can, can and will lead the way in the future, and are really crucial to having a thriving commercial space, you know, space -- program, programs, in the united states, and across the world. >> all right. so mary ellen, the government is slow. they've got absolutely no incentive to innovate. why should we rely so heavily on an entity which has been so bad about getting us further and farther? >> nasa has done an incredibly

great job in getting us forward and moving us forward. no, you can't just look at a given stunt here or there and say that that's what it's all about. if we're going to become a space-bearing civilization it is about the slog. it is about figuring out how to launch, rapidly, repeatedly. that's what the space shuttle program was all about. it may not seem as sexy to the general population, but if we truly are going to integrate space travel into our society, into our civilization, you have to do these repetitive things that may not be as sexy but are very, very important. >> okay. i understand the importance of the slog, but i'm sorry, mary ellen. i want sexy. i do. i want sexy back. i want it here. i want it to be the future, therefore i have 0 put my chips on the new school. i think privatization in space that is the future. thank you both for being here. appreciate it. peter and mary ellen. >> thank you. >> thank you.

>> very good. coming up mankind finally, holding the specter of whacking globs of jell-o in slow motion. and the bear. the bear is smarter than the average bear? top of the stories. >> go way. no. get away from the kayak! get away from that kayak. the first step to reaching your retirement goals is to visualize them. then, let the principal help you get there. join us as we celebrate eddie's retirement, and start planning your own.

just like eddie, the first step to reaching your retirement goals is to visualize them. then, let the principal help you get there. join us as we celebrate eddie's retirement, and start planning your own. welcome to my clubhouse. cultural oddities and strange news. go ahead and cozy up in that armchair and get ready for a technological snuggle. topic number one. tennis balls are by and large an unnatural color. would you agree? yeah. like the color of lime and lemon jell-o all cooked together in the same pyrex dish, and speaking of jell-o, wouldn't it be fun to smack it with a racket and film it in slow motion? oh, yes! look at that.

yellow tennis. all the blobs -- so beautifully! it's so out of sight! you're not the first person to think of it. no. and these guys took their sweet and glorious time shooting slo-mo jell-o tennis. sadly, this inspiring sport has not yet competed at the olympics, along with jelly shot put. thanks, china. topic number two -- if you encounter a bear in the wild always remember the basics of survival. a grizzly bear, play dead. lay down on the ground and pretend you're a corpse. later send the obituary to your local newspaper and maybe throw out a memorial facebook post. you can everybody inner be too careful with grizzlies. now, a black bear, try to scare the animal away. stand up at full height and

yell, aaargh! wave your arms like a lunatic. if you don't feel big, take a moment to listen to a motivational talk by tony robins on your ipod. that willish better. another excellent way to scare bears is to read stephen king out loud, because bears find "the shining" to be particularly frightening. however if you're not sure what kind of bear it is, then the best strategy, of course, is to try reasoning with it. like this girl did. >> bear! bear! you're breaking it. you're breaking my kayak! why are you doing that? it's the end of september! why are you here? you're supposed to be asleep! why are you here? please, stop breaking my things! it's not -- it's not even food. it doesn't even taste g. that's the exact same tone i used with my children at 9:30 at nigen th. mary is unharmed, thank the lord. made it back to the mainland

without her kayak. i have taken the liberty of sending her a picture and mailing address to the bear in hopes that he will eventually heed her and silence that voice forever. topic number three -- it's always horrifying when you drop your phone or sidearm into the ocean. what if it's an emergency and you really need to get your cell to jump on tinder, or play "snakes"? fortunately, man's best aquatic friend doesn't just kill sharks and swim with sailors. they also fetch our personal effects from the ocean floor for us. watch this miracle. >> oh, my god! [ laughter ] >> they got it. >> that's so cute. thanks! it's never going to work again, but, thanks! >> did she say, thanks, it's never going to work again, but, thanks? and armless mammal that can speak in sonar just made

meaningful emotional contact with you across the species barrier. can't you just accept it for the miracle that it is? whenever a sea creature retrieves your phone for you, it's absolutely magic! my god. like the time i lost my iphone off the coast of san diego and a large fish found it for me. >> yum, yum, yum, yum. such a good time. topic number four -- katy perry was buggered in brazil by a rabid fan so excited to get up and and personal with the super star didn't just hug katy, she kissed her, licked her, nuzzled her neck. even fondled those boo-bows. how did katy handful? >> what's your name? >> [ inaudible ]. >> she's kissing my neck. oh -- and my boo boo! [ laughter ]

>> okay. hold on. >> aye-yi-yi. are you a katy cat? i think she's -- >> i kissed katy perry and i liked it. there's another katy cat who can't wait to be called up onstage, next time ms. perry visits our nation's capital. >> trust, and confidence. got a lot of thanks to give out here. >> listen you, topic number five -- lastly, nanna is not impressed with break. thinks he's no lyrical miracle. watch as she tries to make it through the song reading drake's word allowed. tries to give him the benefit of the doubt? but does she come to love -- >> you keep getting rejected. [ bleep ], he's mutumbo? [ bleep ]. girls don't like them? they got a, they're drunk or

high or doesn't make sense. dope mia minh, dopa minh. >> isn't that dope man? >> oh, dope man? oh, my god. >> not impressed. maybe she should start writing lyrics. if you have weird stories want to see, tweet me and find me on instagram, please, if you will use #topicalstorm. and discussing a new app that let's you rate each other, like you rate restaurants. and later, when you drop everything and go on a vacation if someone paid you $50,000 for the trip? the host of the travel channel's 50/50. they join me. stay here. there's a catch's have to leave with us right now. >> right now? >> right now. . or there's a fee to use them. i know. it's so frustrating.

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that's when social d was social -- a new app called peoplee with two es allowing you to review people like businesses. like on yelp. assign one to five star rating about everybody you know and they will be able to rate you. life to be like this -- >> half a star? doesn't seem like a five-star man. >> i'm a five-star man! i'm a five-star man! ♪ ♪ mr. sand man bring us the >> i'm a five-star man! >> clearly the panel is back. i won't go to you first, kailee. you already love this app and haven't even downloaded it on your phone because it's not available until late last month. >> a horrible app. i think facebook likes and twittery tweets engender so much hardship, especially for young

people. defame them online, rape people online. i don't like that. >> exactly what i thought initially. so much peer pressure and we are on such a slippery slope and then i realized that the app has a built in don't be a total jerk built in because it can't be anonymous. >> these two girls are probably awful and knew somebody to think of this. how do we protect our own names because heave one stuff. this is a pre-emptive strike by two horrible people, but supported it. like dating. better if everything came with a car fax. a little piece of paper. >> some sort of external verification for people. >> the way this is being done is stupid. you do have to give a cell phone number to verify you know them. how many know your cell phone number -- >> no. way too many -- are you surprised it's taken this long? >> yes. it's just like a projection of what's already been happening.

women have been yelping us for years, and each other. >> in the conversation. this is the future. you walk around with a girl, other girls kind of want you, because that's like their yelp review. that's all how this works. and i'm not saying i'm completely for it, but this is the future. everything's going to be reviewed online. >> hand in hand with a girlfriend strolling down the boardwalk, oh, my gosh. like, mooshy pork. four stars. fantastic. >> women like married men and stuff like that. >> that's why? >> that ain't right i. love she says you're attracting the mu shu poor crowd. give him credit. >> always. it's crunchy. a little wontons and cream spreez. in a recent interview stephen hawking said the probability of intelligent life existing elsewhere in the galaxy is highly probable but if they couple to earth it might spell our doom. he brought up columbus and new world natives pointing out that contact usually goes poorly for less advanced civilization.

should we stock up on shotguns now to blow her alien nar zis out of the sky? what would they do? >> leave immediately. see 6 billion people walking around looking at a individual joe of a rat dragging pizza down the subway steps. these dudes is out of their minds and get out of here. >> they're urbanites. >> and also a traffic ticket the minute they one to new york. the.is, they're not coming. screw this. this is stupid. >> why is stephen hawking so mad at columbus day? >> i'm going to go out on a limb and say i don't think he's that smart. stephen hawking. just kidding. this is what i don't understand. why do you project, they're going to be -- we've advanced ethically a little bit since columbus. if they're so far advanced from us, wouldn't they have advanced ethically a little, too? doesn't make sense to me. >> especially if they figured how to traverse space time and continuums and worm holes, man? if they can do that, we can't even get to mars. >> but always like the movie is that. they figured that out then still need our oil or something.

>> would it be more negative and positive if we were, in fact visited by a bunch of -- >> depends on what kind of aliens. stephen hawking is crazy worrying about the aliens. focus on isis and then get to the aliens next. i don't know. >> here's my question for stephen hawking, for dr. hawking. why assume that there is some universal human nature? what if human nature is smk unique? what if the desire to a prison experiment, other people lesser than you is unique to human beings? why do we assume that is a universal trait in all sensian travele travelers? >> your religion is establish your view of nature. from a christian perspective, we're all sinful. thank you. i wondered what it would be like to smoke pot with you. i feel like -- [ laughter ] >> like, fun to smoke with. deep theories and stuff like that. >> dude. >> thank you. >> we all become philosophers. >> that's right, man.

wow! this week, hospitals in the united states had to adopt internationally developed standards that sounds like the metric system. sounds awful. called icd-10. the codes, detailing a person's manner of death or injuries. there are now tens of thousands of specific and official ways that you could die. all of them very serious. like -- you could be struck by a macaw. that's a real one. not struck by a bird or struck by a parrot, but specifically killed or injured by a macaw. or you could experience burns due to water skis on fire. which, of course, happens all the time. when you're skiing in a lake. and then there's the swimming pool of prison as a place of occurren occurrence. what if you're struck by a macao on flaming water skis in prison? what then? what are your codes then, smart government? so this drives me absolutely crazy. because i think we have enough problems in our health care

system that people sitting around inventing ridiculous asher to codes only spells doom for civilization. >> just a reflection -- >> autism. i know an upside here. >> you're right. completely screwed. all government programs are conservatives talk we spend $3 million studying whale extract, whatever. this is what they do. cost way more money than predicted. going to regulate to an insane extent and that keeps the streak for government programs going at 100%. >> the other streak it keeps alive, hypochondriacs busy. this is great. die from activities involved in arts and handy crafts. you could be struck by a duck. and have a subsequent encounter. pecked by a chicken. >> how do they know if you die and then like, your family is there. like he was struck by beard. what type of bird? >> also struck by a turtle. i wasn't aware so many animals were striking, that weren't traditionally predators.

>> who is this turtle traveling at a speed? >> these turtles, startle them. giant, are they called beaks? do turtles have beaks? weigh in on twitter, kennedy nation. make me learned, please. startle a sea turtle, you're hosed. struck by a turtle. >> there was a loony-tunes call when daffy duck tries to sell insurance to porky pig. >> that's how many of us became ligeritarians. >> is this a converting jegs we're not actually on the air right now? >> intervex. >> daffy told porky if he likes his health care, he can keep it, and it turned out to not be right. >> no, it's not going to be right. these codes, could really slow down the system. would be worse than y2k. this could be y 2kailee. >> struck by turtle it's, macaw. >> she just gavy a brilliant

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>> you will get choices along the way, but there is a catch, you have to leave with us right now. i would totally do it. if i'm not here not here in five minutes. you'll know why. that is a clip from the new travel channel show "50/50" where unsuspecting people are ambushed and wondering if they want to go on a 50-hour with 50 grand the only catch they have to leave immediately. samantha groun and eric grundy. co-hosts. premiering this sunday. what a great idea for a show. how do you find people to just leave in an instant? >> we just look. we literally camp out on a streeth corner with our cameras. >> different cities? >> different cities. we have a different city for every ambush city we call it all akrcross the united states. and we kind of give each other a look let's go. we go if with our cameras. and i like that they're not preproduced. i like that it really is spontaneous people. and what are some of the crazy places you guys have been this season? >> well, we've been to abu

dhabi. >> really? that seems like it would take all 50 hours to get there. >> well, we don't count the time in the air. >> how nice. >> yeah. sow you get on the plane, relax, then you start back up as soon as you land. >> and do you guys travel with them? >> oh,,hi yeah. that's part of why we took the job. >> so this is travel intensive for the two of you as well. >> absolutely. so we've been to abu dhabi, south africa. we've been to the outbavg australia. we take people and say in an hour we have to be -- two hours we have to be on t a flight to take you halfway around the world, can you go? >> and do you have a deal with the airlines? how do you -- >> well, the producers then have to call immediately. we hope that there are tickets. but we can't reserve them in advance. >> of course not. you don't know who i they are. >> first-class tickets. >> what? >> first-class tickets day of. that's about $20,000 right there sometimes when we're doing -- >> of course. >> thees big legs to places lik australia and the faraway zones. >> all right. so grundy, i do love spontaneous travel. it's the best way to roll. but how do you tell your boss if you're going to get out of dodge? >> we've gotten really lucky

that we've found people who are good at their jobs and their bosses are excited for them. hey, absolutely, they deserve it, send them. you know, that kind of thing. we've gotten really lucky. but there are those times where we ask someone, they're like my boss will never let me go. >> so what do you do, fake append site snis because that will take you out for like four days. >> right. i think bosses want their workers to travel. everyone knows when you travel you're more productive when you come back that's what i would do if i was on the phone with them, i would tell the boss that i'm going to be so much more focused and alert and creative when i get back and i'm just going to have this two days. but the great question grundy always sklz when we ambush people is who do you have to call to make this 50-hour life-changing trip happen? >> do they have to go with the person they're with? >> no. we've actually introduced people on camera in the moment and they go together. >> so if i want to do my own 50-hour trip -- you say that twitter is one of the best places to find people. >> i think so. >> what are some of the accounts that i should be following to get deals? >> i think you should follow airfare watchdog.com because

that gives you the best cheapest prices leaving from your location. every wednesday you're going to get that. you just get y aet short list o places you can afford immediately. last-minute travel. saving money iss a huge -- >> how about hotels? >> hotels i would travel -- the hotels you want to stay at. even the luxurious hotels. of course you can follow -- you can follow every -- no one uses twitter as a great travel tool and it is because you get the alerts and the fare deals immediately and you can act upon them immediately. and that is the difference of youing -- >> grundy, last question. what's the one place you want to go, that you haven't been? >> i think scotland. >> oh, sure. let meo pack my bagpipes. we'll go together. you'll love it. >> i love that. i want to see that. >> yes, of course. piper down. well, i can't wait to watch. "50-50" travel channel. you're awesome. giving me the bug of wanderlust. my mail-bag, i'll call your love notes out one by one. stay with me. here to volunteer to help those in need.

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