live a life that honors the sacrifice of our fallen heroes. remember them always. and make every day. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to the ultimate final exam, a very special edition of "tucker carlson tonight." for the past several months we've been putting the tops news gatherers here at fox to the test to see which one has been paying attention to the news they cover and which ones haven't. it all began last july with our first ever news quiz that featured peter doocy and a little elizabeth prann. here's round one. >> bring it on. >> welcome to you both. >> this is my nightmare. if i get one. >> tucker: i think you're going to do great. here are the rules, i'm going to ask the question. the first one of you to buzz in on our specially made police vehicle buzzers get to answer the question. if you get it right you get a

point, if you get it wrong you lose a point. best of five wins. here's the first question. state officials in nevada, sometimes called nevada this week announced a state of emergency when stores there sold out of what? elizabeth. >> pot. >> tucker: marijuana, we do. we are going to go to the tape and see if you are right. >> marijuana dispensaries are running out of pot. the governor has declared a state of emergency. the surge in sales there has left a lot of shelves empty. >> tucker: somebody watches "special report." >> i do watch it. >> tucker: you think there may have been some chicanery behind the scenes? question two. this is a multiple-choice question. wait for the choice before answering. the olympic committee this week announced the city of los angeles would soon host the summer games.

when was the last time l.a. hosted the olympics? was in 1980, was it 1984, was in 1988? >> 1984. >> tucker: 1984. it's this we are i was born but if you like a seen a sweater. >> tucker: we will see if you are right. >> it was the l.a. summer games of '84 that electrified the country. the torch was lit at the l.a. coliseum, but it was carl lewis who set the crowd on fire. >> tucker: i'm impressed because 1984 to you was like the first world war to me. but you know it anyway. >> i feel like i heard a lot about -- was that the one that bruce jenner was an? >> tucker: i'm not going there. question three, last month president trump retired or recently retired quarterback to play golf with him. this week that quarterback said that people pressured him not to accept the author but he felt like taking a pass on it would be "un-american." >> payton manning. >> tucker: payton manning says

elizabeth. >> i've had a chance to play with president bush before. if president obama or president clinton asked me i would be there in a heartbeat. it was just the experience of playing with the offense that would've been cool to me. that would've been almost un-american to have said no. >> tucker: i'm impressed. >> i lower the bar, but i'm good, i'm going to go. >> tucker: peter, wake up. question four, another multiple-choice question. this week, one of the largest icebergs ever broke off from the antarctic peninsula. it was enormous. scientists say it weighs a trillion tons and is the size of what state? rhode island, maine, delaware? >> delaware. >> tucker: delaware. >> i think it's like one of my old joe biden google alerts that i get anything delaware. >> tucker: a.k.a. the first state. let's see on the tape. >> a massive trunk by separating into the ocean said to be the size of delaware. >> tucker: peter doocy, ladies and gentlemen!

we are down to the final question. it's 2-2. a technician working at a corpus christi bank, that's in texas, yesterday had to be arrested by police after he accidentally locked himself inside what for two hours? >> the atm machine. >> how did you know that? >> tucker: i think it would be the bald, but we got a tape. >> we can hear a little voice coming from the machine. it you see this again in your life that somebody is stuck in the atm machine. >> tucker: unbelievable. >> how did you know that? >> because that is the craziest story. people were going to the atm and this man was inside sending them notes that just said help on how stuck in the atm, let me out. >> tucker: the world's smallest repairman. >> i would think that the thing was going to take my credit card and i would probably -- i would just leave. >> tucker: i would think it was an inside job. final exam. the first test. 3-2. >> tucker: mark steyn is obviously a genius in one of our

favorite guests on the show. in november we finally managed to corner him in the final exam chair. here's how it went. >> we are joined tonight by two fox news guests, people you know well. the associate editor at real clear politics. mark steyn is an author and columnist and assistant to host the show. they join us both. great to see you. neither one of you has been on the show. we have no even prediction for who is going to win. may a fair fight commands. question one. which tech billionaire bought an $80 million lot of land in the state of arizona this week to build what he's calling a high tech smart city? tech billionaire, $80 million piece of property in arizona to build a tech city. >> i am so excited that we are both pausing. >> tucker: mark steyn. >> jeff bezos? >> tucker: good guess.

is that the correct answer to the date? >> snapping up 25,000 acres, thousands of acres in arizona. that's huge. price tag $80 million. 80,000 homes and plenty of room for industry. high-speed data centers and self-driving cars. are you ready for this lack >> tucker: bill gates. would you want to live their? >> i wouldn't want to live in any community planned by bill gates because it's like living in windows 97 for the rest of your life. >> tucker: i totally agree. question two. during his 12 day trip to asia, the continent, president trump was serenaded by a world leader. which asian presidents sang him a love song that included these lyrics? "you are the light in my world." >> of the philippines. >> tucker: of the philippines says a.b. stoddard. to the tape. ♪

>> at the dinner to territory sang a love song with a famous filipino pop star saying he didn't on orders from president trump. >> orders from the commander in chief of the united states. >> that's the best since putin did blueberry hell. that was great. >> tucker: that is fantastic. >> actually, i learned about that through reading at that was my first time actually hearing it. it was really painful. i don't want to see that again. i can't hear it. >> tucker: you are an old-school journalist. question three is a multiple-choice question. as soon as i give you all three answers. "people" magazine, which still exists, just named the 2017 man alive. was it one chris hemsworth, two brad pitt or three blake shelton? but wait there was an honorable mention actually and that goes to our very own mark steyn.

i think we have them on the screen here. mark steyn, man alive. >> i was going to say mark steyn but i think i will go with chris hemsworth. >> tucker: chris hemsworth. >> it's blake. >> tucker: we will find out. >> was that inappropriate? >> tucker: does the tape confirm? >> have you seen this yet? "people" magazine's annual man alive addition. that honor goes to blake shelton this year. i don't get the point because i said it at the wrong time. >> tucker: that's true. >> let the record show. >> tucker: you know who he is? >> is indeed a mighty thor? >> tucker: i have no idea. you knew blake shelton. did you know who he is? >> no, i just heard it in the background while i was getting ready for work. >> tucker: my gas was chris cuomo but he was not on the list.

question four, a painting of jesus sold for nearly half a billion dollars yesterday. the artwork was created by which renaissance painter? mark steyn. >> i know this one! leonardo da vinci. >> da vinci. does the tape confirm leonardo? >> the painting which worked ts jesus is referred to as the last dimension because it's believed to be the only painting by the artist still in private hands. 19 minutes after the opening gala the painting sold for $450 million, the highest price ever for a piece of art. >> tucker: leonardo's right, not dicaprio. >> and that will retain its value longer than your microsoft stock or amazon or any of that. half a billion for that. that will pay off. >> tucker: very impressive. if i'm looking for a new investment advisor, you are the men. >> by leonardo, that's good advice. >> tucker: we will see if you

can get back to zero. get back to equilibrium. stasis, part. final question. boston dynamics just came out with a rechargeable robotic pet to keep sad people company. the robot is modeled after which kind of animal? mark steyn. >> based on what they have in japan i think i'm going to go with cat. >> tucker: cat, is robotic at the answer? >> look at this, boston dynamics has developed what it said -- i kind of like it. that's a robotic dog. 55 pounds, all electric. it can go 90 minutes on the charge. >> it doesn't even remotely resemble. >> tucker: a cat was a great guess because consider the market there. there's obviously a cat market, but it looks more like an insec insect.

a.b. stoddard, you win. you get the mouth breather mug. congratulations. >> i know when mark anchors the show he gets a freebie so i don't feel badly. >> tucker: it takes more than brilliance to win this game. another fox friend of ours had better luck. shannon bream dominated final exam for a record nine consecutive games, partly on the strength of her moral purity. you can play along and check out the longest winning streak in final exam history with our friend shannon bream. that's next. ♪ i feel a great deal of urgency...

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>> tucker: without question the most dominant player in the history of final exam is fox news at night anchor shannon bream. at last she was unleashed on our hapless box staff. she collected nine in a row before the rampage finally came to an end thanks to leland vittert. that was a showdown. here are some highlights. >> tucker: amazon the company just announced an interesting new service. for a fee you can have your delivery driver do what with your amazon package? shannon bream. >> take them inside your house. >> tucker: i don't believe that, it's too weird. but we will see if you are right on our tape. >> tech titan amazon is taking things a few steps farther, literally, delivering those packages not just to your doorstep, but inside your home. it's called amazon key. >> tucker: how did you know that? >> i've been watching the news programming >> tucker: would you let amazon into your home? >> hack to the know. >> tucker: on sunday night with former u.s. president throughout the first pitch at the world series game

in houston, texas. who was it? >> bush 43. >> tucker: as distinct from 41. to the tape we go. >> 43 taking the field in houston where he is greeted by his father, former president george h.w. bush. he gave them the ball. if such an amazing sight, two presidents on the same diamond and then president bush winding up and throwing a strike, of course. >> have you tested these lights? >> tucker: president trump was embroiled in a controversy during his stop in japan this week. some called it a fake controversy. he was blasted for dumping all box of food into which kind of animal enclosure? shannon bream. >> a koi pond. >> tucker: a koi pond! not a llama enclosure, a koi pond. to the tapes. >> later mr. trump feeding asian carp at a koi pond. first tossing spoonfuls of fish food for emptying the entire box. >> that was the greatest video. he's like forget it, you are getting everything.

>> tucker: that was so good. did you know it was a koi pond? >> i knew the answer but i can't get in here. >> tucker: a returning champion leads once again. this court 2-1. i want to congratulate you. the winner of the mouth breathing mug. >> it is my honor. >> tucker: sarah huckabee sanders was under scrutiny over thanksgiving vacation. she shared a photograph on social media of a dish she had made at home but at least one reporter said it looked too good to be real and accused her of thinking that dish. what food did she make? >> pecan pie. >> tucker: to the tape we go. >> weiss dormant white house press secretary under fire this weekend after she posted a picture of this pie she said she baked it. >> she's been making this pie for years. don't ever mess with a southern woman and her homemade pie. >> tucker: shannon bream. watching the two champions next to each other, starting to

understand the key to this game. you are lightning fast. >> catlike reflexes. x49ers player colin kaepernick was just presented the coveted muhammad ali legacy award during a "sports illustrated" sports award ceremony. which famous person, a singer, presented him without a word saying "he has a selfless heart heart." >> beyonce! >> tucker: beyonce says shannon bream. to the tape we go. >> ladies and gentlemen, i'm so proud and humbled to present the muhammad ali legacy award to colin kaepernick. >> i accept this award knowing that the legacy of muhammad ali is that of a champion of the people. >> tucker: thank you both. shannon, your rain remains in place. another mouth breathing mode. >> any time you come over for dinner. >> tucker: you did better than any other competitor against shannon bream. >> i answered one question. >> but correctly. >> tucker: final question. disney has unveiled its new robot version of the president

of the united states, donald trump. it's in the hall of presidents exhibit in the magic kingdom. there's a problem though. many say the robot looks nothing like the president but like which actor instead? shannon bream. >> john boyd. >> tucker: that's a weird guess. if you get this right you win. to the tape. >> some of the internet say it looks like a bloated john boyd. he's never going to speak to me again. >> look at that! >> tucker: shannon bream ladies and gentlemen. you win. this week we have a small bottle of nonalcoholic champagne that we are going to give you. >> do i get to spray it? >> tucker: it takes a lot like bubbly water but it's delicious. which senator announced he is retiring this year, possibly paving the way for mitt romney to run for his seat? shannon bream. >> orrin hatch. >> tucker: that can't be right. orrin hatch retiring? i don't believe it.

i think it's chris dodd. >> the longest-serving republican senator orrin hatch will not seek reelection this year. the lawmaker from utah announcing his retirement after serving since 1977. >> tucker: don't feel bad. >> i don't. >> tucker: you get our airplay size champagne. it's delicious. chris stirewalt, you really were a worthy opponent. last week she completed a full brady bunch beating chris stirewalt to run her knackered stomach record to 9-0. tonight she goes for ten straight win against america's news headquarters host leland vittert. a man famous for his news acuity. the president just unveiled his latest nickname, this time for senator dianne feinstein of california. what was that nickname? was it sleepy diane, sneaky diane, swampy diane? leland vittert. >> i'm going with sneaky. >> tucker: sneaky diane. not swampy, sneaky. not sleepy. well tape.

>> we do have this tweet last hour. what was it, 20 minutes ago? the fact that sneaky diane feinstein -- sneaky diane feinstein. here we go. look out sloppy steve. sneaky dianne feinstein. >> he's trying to lo mein. >> tucker: this is without president. >> can i hand it over? >> tucker: yes you can. this is the coveted mouth me the mug. it goes to you, mr. america. >> i'm gracious for you and your unbelievable -- >> you need to borrow the other nine, i'm happy to do it. it got to be prepared for anything. >> tucker: congratulations to you. shannon bream you have been a fierce competitor, a terrifying competitor, congratulations. >> tucker: nothing in this life lasts forever, even a streak like that. after nine wins shannon bream past the crown to leland vittert. whatever happened to him by the way?

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evacuations have been underway since earlier today. alberto is the first named storm of the 2018 atlantic hurricane season, which doesn't officially start until friday. a moving tradition today at arlington national cemetery. not the final resting place for thousands of american war heroes. the president laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. similar ceremonies were observed across our nation as we paused to honor the men and women who died fighting for our freedom. i'm alicia acuna. now back to tucker carlson for all of your headlines log on to foxnews.com. ♪ >> tucker: leland vittert was the man after he finally ended shannon "ken jennings" bream's nine-game winning streak. could he defend his title? he found out the following week. >> tucker: last week you are a member that american news

headquarters host leland vittert and ended shannon bream's legendary nine match winning streak. can he start a streak of his own tonight? that's the question. his challenger, fox news headlines reporter carly shimkus. they'd join us both the night onset. >> not even close to nervous. >> tucker: i love it. >> feeling confident. >> tucker: north and south korea will join forces in the winter olympics next month. the two countries have agreed to come together to create a single theme for which women sport? carly. >> figure skating. >> tucker: figure skating. to the tape we go. >> what will be a very rare sight against next month winter olympics. north and south korea agreeing to join a joint team and march under one flag. >> they will play together too in the united women's ice hockey team. >> tucker: our judges have ruled that just because it's on ice skates, if not the same.

>> i think we should do a half point. cannot be a new rule? >> tucker: with got a room full of accountants. >> we could brainstorm here, think of something new. >> tucker: unfortunately we can't help that. question to go. you are about to see an image of a car dangling off the second floor of a dental office. crazy dashcam footage of that incident went viral on the internet this week. the question is how did the car get there? >> a little bit of a back story because i was arrested -- he received a dui, he flew over the median and because of the trajectory ended up in the second story of the dental office. >> tucker: that's quite an answer. let's see if the tape reflects that. to the tape. >> this happened in santa ana. look at that. they hit that median and then the car as you saw went airborne. it landed right into the second floor of a dental office. the car, there you see it,

dangling right off that building. >> isn't that unbelievable footage? >> tucker: and he walked away? >> was nobody in the dental office i believe that he was of course arrested, but he's okay. minor injuries. >> tucker: a party story. you are back to eating. stasis, status quo, par. 0-0. question three. a medical briefing, a televised one for 58 minutes revealed this week that the president is indeed healthy, but that didn't stop reporters from fat shaming him. at one nbc producer asked trump to prove is what we have very strange request. what was it? >> step on a scale. >> tucker: i don't believe that. >> let's see. >> tucker: to the tape. >> a member of nbc's investigative unit weeded out this gem. seeing a lot of skepticism over the idea that real donald trump weighs only 239 pounds. what he step on a scale in public to prove it?

he will do that one reporters and anchors agreed to public lie detector tests during a broadcast or after their broadcast. >> like a prize match. >> tucker: amazing. okay, step on a scale. i would not have guessed that. question four. the temperature rises on the set. google, which is a large search engine company just released a new app that has become popular. the app takes yourself become a picture of you and compares it to what? >> portraits. famous museum pictures, paintings and portraits found in museums. >> tucker: that's bizarre. does the tape reflect portraits, famous portraits? >> your image could already resemble a work of art on the walls of a museum somewhere. this is located in the armor museum in indonesia and it is a famous, very famous. >> fabulous, i like it. >> i did mine on my own and this

is what i came up with. it's sad that you are so lonely and needy that you're going to let google use your face. >> the reason i knew that was because i actually did it this week and the portrait i receive that resembled me the most, i got 60% match, that of a bald man. >> tucker: i think actually we did it too. let's see what we came up with. >> is that me? i don't know how i feel about that. >> tucker: we also did leland. this is the poet robert burns. >> did they do you? >> tucker: i'm not aware of it it. >> he does have very nice hair. >> i think they just took our fox i.d. badge pictures. >> tucker: from the '90s. last question. it's multiple-choice. actress and comedian betty white had a birthday yesterday. she credits her longevity to her love of hotdogs and vodka,

naturally. how old is betty white? ishi 86, issue 90, or if she she 96 years old? >> she is 86 years old. >> tucker: she's 8086 years old says carly. to the tape we go. >> very happy birthday for a very golden girl. betty white, everybody. 96 years young young today. >> did i get that right? >> tucker: she's 96. off by ten years. but it doesn't prevent you from winning. 1-0. the lowest score ever recorded but still an impressive showing. >> think i. >> congratulations. i will say to you what shannon said to me in the green room a couple of minutes ago. she said you only have eight more championships to win before she will come back for a challenge. >> tucker: rising like lazarus. you win the coveted mouth breather mug. >> is that really for me? i get to take it home?

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bret baier. >> dianne feinstein. it's been one dianne feinstein of california says the anger of "special report." to the tape. >> this is not an easy time. >> are they all like this back? >> party activists denying the senior senator and endorsement in her bid for reelection. >> tucker: the next question is fair, balanced and fill in the blank. you knew that one. you were unafraid to answer tha that. question two, multiple-choice. did you know that you can call your pants down mike pence streisand revealed this week. she clung to her favorite dog. what is the going rate for dog cloning. $50,000, $500,000 or $1 million? ed henry? >> 50,000. >> tucker: to the tape.

>> she cloned her dog. two of her dogs are clones of the late doug samantha will passed on last year at about $50,000 a pop. >> i heard laura ingraham talk about it. >> tucker: if you've got a pet cloning question, ed henry. chief national correspondent. >> i don't even have a pet. >> tucker: opus is a 2020 presidential run could be possible but she's waiting for a certain someone to give her the explicit go ahead. who is she waiting to hear from? >> was that premature? >> tucker: hold on. here's the question and only our judges, only they can determine this predicted both of them click in early? only ed clicked in early. >> this is like -- >> tucker: i am not going to

be the nfl commissioner here so i'm going to go right to the judges and saying we're going to have a re-click, okay? >> of the same question? >> tucker: of the same question. here we go, we haven't finished it. she's waiting waiting for a certain someone to give her the go-ahead. who was she waiting to hear fro from? ed henry. >> come on! >> the almighty god. >> tucker: the almighty god says ed henry. to the tape. >> billionaires calling me up saying i can get you a billion dollars, i can run your campaign and i actually went into prayer about it. god, if you think i'm supposed to run, you've got to tell me. and it has to be so clear that not even i could miss it. >> tucker: don't tell joy behar. when you were oprah, only god can be your campaign manager. there's nobody adequate for tha that. >> that is controversial. >> tucker: it was.

it was. some of the greatest moments in sports are. question four. the department of housing and urban development secretary ben carson is accused of spending over 30 grand on unnecessary furniture. what kind of furniture was it? bret baier. >> i was early. >> dining sets. >> tucker: dining set. why would he have a dining set? we will find out in the tape. is it a dining set? >> carson was reportedly spent 31,000 taxpayer dollars on a new dining set. >> we got a barn burner here, folks. >> quoted as saying that a career staffer was behind the decision to buy the dining set, not secretary carson. >> tucker: i'm going to check the judges for the map. where are we now? 2-2. this is. a tiebreaker. a final question, it's multiple-choice. there is a man currently running for congress and state of arkansas. he shares his name with a rock and religion. izzy named elvis presley, bruce springsteen or mick jagger? ed henry.

>> elvis presley. >> tucker: elvis presley. is that his name? >> arkansas is about to get all shook up. elvis presley is running for congress. this is legit, people. needless to say this politician politician -- >> tucker: that was a very intense you know win the coveted eric wemple mug. >> i thought it was looked tucker carlson mug. >> tucker: i'm on the back. bret baier, thank you. that was controversial. >> it was better than when shannon bream beat -- >> tucker: the most controversial final exam episode in history is next. a titanic set of showdowns features mark zuckerberg and of course katie frakes against jeff

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♪ >> tucker: by far the most controversial final exam ever staged pitted brett larson against katie, it was remarkable. for starters we called brett jeff a couple of times but that was just the beginning of the chaos. this would happen. are you ready? >> as ready as i will ever be. >> tucker: question one mark zuckerberg just got grilled on capitol hill and was asked repeatedly about censorship on facebook about two conservative sisters. they are famous online for supporting president trump, who are they to make >> diamond and

silk. >> tucker: diamond and silk. these are people i'm asking about. i'm totally kidding, of course i know they are. let's see if you are right. >> diamond and silk have a question for you. >> let me tell you something right now. diamond and silk is not terrorism. >> why is facebook censoring conservative bloggers such as diamond and silk trade >> we allow them to control almost the whole world. this is dangerous. >> i believe is it diamond and silk? >> tucker: everybody knows diamond and silk including jeff. congratulations. it's beginners luck again. >> you were like a fraction of a second faster than me. >> tucker: he hired a coach. question two. here it is, which ufc fighter is out on bail tonight after grabbing a hand truck and throwing it through the window of a boss in brooklyn, new york? >> conor mcgregor. >> tucker: you are up on this. is it conor macgregor?

i don't know. let's check the tape. >> ufc champion conor macgregor turned himself into authorities last night following his rampage backstage at the berkeley center. >> tucker: wow. >> i have to give mad props for that one though. >> tucker: i scoff at the idea of toxic masculinity but if it exists that might be at. throwing a hand truck. i'm impressed. like the mongols, you are sweeping through this. let's see if you can keep it going. when he or she jokingly compared a noisy helicopter up to president trump and obama? >> the queen. >> tucker: the queen. >> queen what's her face. >> tucker: of what country? >> britain.

>> tucker: britain. is it the queen ? >> it sounds like president trump or obama. >> tucker: we are not impressed. is the queen adequate? they are saying it is. katie, all right! >> you are on the board. >> tucker: 1-2 going into question four. the city of los angeles is fighting global warming by taking an unusual approach. it wouldn't be to hear that. this approach involves paint. what is the city doing? paint. it involves paint. it's huffing paint until the problem goes away. just kidding. it's not huffing paint. >> they are going to hug a tree every time they paint a wall? >> tucker: in involves the streets are judges are saying. >> is it something for --

>> tucker: you've got to buzz. >> whatever. >> tucker: katie. >> i have no idea. does it have something to do with the sun? >> tucker: it's global warming they are trying to fight. can you be more specific? >> is it something about reflecting the heat from the sun maybe off the paint they are putting on the ground? i have no idea. >> tucker: does it have to do with reflecting the sun off the streets with the paint they are applying? to the tape we go. >> the city of los angeles is using taxpayer dollars to combat climate change by painting it streets white. the pricey project is expected to take 20 years to complete costing the city nearly $40,000 per mile. >> tucker: dude. you just made that up on the fly and got it right. you should be a global warming engineer. >> no. that's the extent of my intelligence on that. >> tucker: that's revealing on many levels.

i'm impressed that you got it. >> i'm now terrified. this is it for the win. >> tucker: maybe she will make up this one too. final question. illinois center tammy duckworth just became the first sitting u. senator to do this while in office. >> you didn't wait for him to finish. >> she is pregnant and she's going to have a baby. first female senator to have a baby in office. >> tucker: katie gets to answer first. >> first sitting senator to have a baby? >> tucker: i just want to say that i am reflecting the judgment of the judges. i make no independent judgments. i am merely a neutral arbiter here, a puppet controlled. your guess is the first senator to give birth, mirroring brett, who buzzed in early. let's see if you and him were right. >> senator tammy duckworth of illinois has given birth to a

baby girl, making her the first senator to give birth while in office, and are congratulations to her and little baby miley. >> and my congratulations to yo you. you are welcome. >> tucker: bittersweet. okay, wait. okay. since we have a technicality we are going to throw in one bonus question. the bonus question always remains the same and the judges told me to make it up on the fly and i don't know what they are going to do with the answer. what is the capital of burkina faso? the country formerly known as upper ball that a capital called what? ouagadougou. that was it. >> can i chime in for sexual

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♪ >> tucker: after the first matchup ended in strife, recriminations and tears naturally we needed to hold a rematch between bret, jeff larson, and katie. mark steyn was the host of that and it came down to the final question about yoga and a certain domesticated animal. watch this. >> and you thought steve harvey/miss universe was a fiasco and the oscars of "la la land" was a catastrophe. his name is actually bret. hers is katie. but i'm going to keep up the tradition and call him "jeff." and i'll call her "queen

what's her face" which i take personally. jeff has zero and queen what's her face has zero. all to the final question. a new fad sweeping the nation. it involves doing yoga with a farm animal. which four-legged animal is being used in american yoga classes. katie? >> goats. >> let's take a look at the tape. >> goat yoga is what it sounds like. yoga poses and domesticated goats. is it good for america or for america's goats? >> there is nothing wrong inherently wrongdoing the downward dog pose next to the goats. >> i love goats! >> we have a winner. >> congratulations on really winning this time! >> tucker: that's all for tonight's ultimate final exam recap. don't miss a new edition of final exam every thursday

night from now until forever. on this show, 8:00 p.m. eastern. good night from washington. have a great night! ♪ >> sean: hi, welcome to the special edition of "hannity." tonight for the full hour we'll show you the best of the opening monologue. we start with the robert mueller russia collusion witch hunt. watch this. it's now been officially 328 days since the special counsel robert mueller was appointed to investigate so-called russian interference in the elections. tonight we are still asking the question. where is any evidence of collusion? show us. nothing so far. not a whiff. nothing. no evidence. instead of concrete facts, information, surrounding russia's illicit actions we now have a run-away investigation. it's spinning