. >> rodney dangerfield was a dear friend of mine and he did caddy shack.did a 10-year run and became a movie star at 58. i am 59 and a year behind. but i never had respect. >> listen, you were known as an edgy comic. i don't know if you were a dirty comic. >> i was strange. >> and you were out there and you can be as dirty as any of them. >> i didn't want to be dirty as any of them. i used epitaph for the rim shot. you can't even say that. after full house and after america's huynhest -- fun newest. you have to say this is not the bob saggit i know. >> just one canadian woman. i corrected for years. i directed "dirty work" and i didn't want to be on camera because i have been on two prime time shows and you know how actors are. they are complaining if i am working or not working. >> you could have done. >> they asked me to give up my life and put on a body mic and let me children be exposed, but no. >> at the same time "full house" -- i don't know if some people realize how omni present you were. and then you go ahead and did "how i met your mother" as if

it is fun to be around these andy: despite being 12-0, these guys still get the rodney dangerfield treatment from the national pundit. they do not get much respect. kirk ferentz said he does not know what they have done to get that kind of treatment. all they have done is go out to win every game in front of them , with the big championship next 12-0 weekend in indianapolis. in lincoln, nebraska, i am andy garman. scott: kcci sports will be there in indianapolis next week. the game is on december 5 but on we have an hour-long pregame december 4, special kicking off at 8:00. saturday's iowa state game will be an emotional one as paul rhoads coaches one more time. they take on west virginia at 11:00 a.m. the cyclo basketball team is spending the holiday weekend in florida and things are going pretty well. facing virginia tech friday night, jameel mckay was jameel mckay. monte moore, two hand jam. half. the cyclones were in double figures led by mckay. look at this 99-77, the cyclones , roll. meanwhile, the hawkeyes second loss in two days, this time to notre dame. they are out in orlando. iowa

andy: these guys still get the rodney dangerfield treatment from the national pundit. they do not get much respect. kirk ferentz said he does not know what they have done to get that kind of treatment. all they have done is go out to win every game in front of them with the big championship next weekend in indianapolis. scott: kcci sports will be there in indianapolis on december 5. on december 4, we have an hour-long pregame special kicking off at 8:00. saturday's iowa state game will be an emotional one as paul they take on west virginia at 11:00 a.m. facing virginia tech friday night, jameel mckay was jameel mckay. montaigne more, two hand jam. the cyclones were in double figures led by mckay. 99-77, the cyclones roll. meanwhile, the hawkeyes second loss in two days, this time to notre dame. iowa will face wichita state on iowa in hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 50% more data than verizon and at&t for the same price. but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? no. u.s. cellular sized data. good, strong data you can actually use

the rodney dangerfield of the vegetables, which is the wax turnip. this is my favorite of all. this is something that people what you do is -- what you want to look for is a wax turnip, maybe sure they're heavy for their size, you want this purpling on here. the root part the top here, that should be hard and it should be very heavy. you can tell if this is old because the wax will be dull on it and the turnip itself will be light. when you bring them home, you want them not in the refrigerator. you want to put them in a place that's cool out of the light. if you've never tried turnips, try them. i'm telling you they're really good. cook them like you cook a potato. >> bake it? >> no no, like when you make mashed potatoes. >> so cut them and boil them? >> yes. you should make some and invite me over. >> you make some. >> next is the yukon gold potatoes. free of blemishes. you want to make sure you keep them out of the light. that's right because potatoes turn green. keep them in a cool place. yukon golds are really nice. they're out there. this is catherine's sweet potato pie,

neil: why is he like the rodney dangerfield of the president. by the way comes across as a little obsequious worm. >> he is. neil: you hit him. >> i like him but you got to acknowledge this man, theodore roosevelt has become an ambitious weasel to rescue his political career. is impossible for him to become the man he becomes to dominate the american political stage unless he does what he does in the 1890's 6 campaign. i like roosevelt but winced at these letters he writes. neil: he seems like a funny but wormed his way onto the ticket. >> wears his way into the good graces of mckinley and mcginley gives them, rescues him political oblivion even though he tells the couple from cincinnati who are promoting him for the assistant secretary of the navy i do not trust your young man roosevelt, he is too pugnacious and saw in him the challenge of the future and is not the only man. he berates a letter just after mckinley gets nominated, he says he is a good man but, quote, he is weak and i worry about him in a moment of crisis and shortly thereafter o

i use this in my life, the rodney dangerfield comment, if you want to look thin, stands next to fat peopleh bubble does that for stocks today. . if you look back in history, not good. david: that's a slightly different view. >> i think many people have that different view. we have been brought up in a world with a much different level of rate structure than we are about to witness in this cycle. because of that, we have to adjust the multiples accordingly. i worry that earnings are an issue with the stronger dollar. stephanie: where is it going to come from? >> i have spent this whole year abandoning the u.s. equity trade after five years of being a ball and moved to the european trade. we have been embraced in the european trade this year and it's only now that i am warming back up to the u.s. only because i'm getting rid of the miscommunication risks and the problems associated with liftoff we anticipated earlier in the year. it was purely about fed problems that was keeping us on the sidelines. your view of the world, there are lovers and haters. one of your haters is from the bundesban

and i called them come you guys remember rodney dangerfield? just that kind of demeanor. i can see him. he said jason, someone is messing with you. someone is messing with you. they don't cold call you. give me that information. he hangs up. i give them the information and later on that day i had a phone call or something, he says call them back immediately. i called and we talked a little bit. i kind of knew who he was at the time. i was honored, you know. and i said, at first i said no. i don't want to do this book and have it turn into something, i was scared. i don't write. scared, i'm nervous, all these things hit you at once. you put yourself out there, awful, harpercollins, i've got to talk about myself. so that went on for a few months and i finally said, i felt comfortable with, i make a harpercollins has been great but i can't see anything from a publicist, kb, to peter, such an amazing and amazing support. and let me do my book. that is my book. my co-author helped with that. tremendous love-hate relationship at times. again, pulling hair out. imagine getting 2