>> yannis: rooster.t. >> anthony: rabbit. yes. >> yannis: yamas, welcome. >> anthony: so how does -- ? i mean, the rest of the country is not doing so well, but apparently here is pretty good. >> maria: yes. >> anthony: what's different about naxos? >> yannis: it's um -- >> maria: self-sustained. >> yannis: self-sustained. for example, in naxos, you can find 130,000 goats and lambs, and also, half of the population cultivating the land. so there are farmers. >> anthony: so, it's not just a tourist economy. you produce stuff here. you grow things. >> yannis: yeah. [ statis speaking greek ] >> anthony: let me ask a difficult question. i'm not gonna ask you this question, because you have to be diplomatic about difficult questions like this. i'm going to guess your father doesn't. so who caused the greek financial crisis? what happened here? [ statis speaking greek ] >> maria: he's not optimistic. he says we have a -- [ statis speaking greek ] >> maria: we need years. [ statis speaking greek ] >> anthony: w

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yannis called for the bucket toe let owevich, bucks falls 97-96 with a perfect 0 on the road. julius peppers with his back on the deck as he breaks a tie for the fifth all times in sacks with michael strahan, will he soon in be the hall of fame. >> not yet. not yet. that's somewhat out of my control. i don't really put a lot of focus or emphasis on it. but, you know, i know it's out see when the time comes for that in 10 years or so. >> i think he'll get there. >>> imagine flying out of town nearly every weekend to fuel your racing dreams. imagine being 13-year-old and balancing the books to do that. we introduced you to rising star sam marijuana. >> during the week sam marijuana is a 13-year-old 8th greater. on weekends he turns into sam mayor the racers. >> wow, that's crazy, how are you doing that. >> i like to take to nascar. i am a development driver for georgia and a half tee. it is most likely that i will get to nascar. >> he's mature beyond his years. >> it definitely takes like the mental strength to do it. like to be confident in missing school and being able to keep

yanni has been waiting, maryland, independent. go ahead. caller: thank you, c-span and mrs. kamarck. my question regards the vetting system. you mentioned the united states opted for primaries opened [indiscernible] france optedthat for the party on the right and opted for opening the primaries to all voters. why is probably the reason h president -- why president is not present himself this time around. i would like to know pc these cycles or party systems being or happening in more and more democracies as we move forward, and what would that mean to the type of politician that we are to be expecting moving forward? are we going to have more populist type of politicians and candidates? guest: great question. i think that certainly before this election, a lot of other democracies were looking at the primary system. they were looking at moving to primaries as we see them in the united states. i think that following this election, i think we will see a lot of parties reconsidering that. think about it this way, a party is really a brand. the democratic brand means certain set

. >> two of trump's most high profile and loyal supporters, chris christie and rudy july yanny are nor in the running for jobs. >>> that confession video of dylann roof. >> i went to that church. in charleston. i did it. >>> certainly a lot to unpack with you this morning. welcome to saturday. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. >>> one of the oldest, most revered rivalries in college football kicks off this afternoon. guess who is there? one mr. coy wire. >> it's a balmy 29 degrees. we'll hear from some of the players. one of the cool traditions. new uniforms for the game. i'm not sure whose are cooler, since victor blackwell is already playing fashion police this morning. and yes, my decisions are questionable. >> it's just the hat. we'll get to that in a moment. >>> let's get to president-elect donald trump offering a stunning rejection of u.s. intelligence after

later on yannis knocks down the jumper....bucks up atthe half 50 to 40..things get tight in the 4th quarter, greg monroe with the studder step move he gets to go and the foul hit this tripleto put the nets up 82 to 81.with under 4 mintues to godel-la-dova hits the jumper putting the bucks up 97 to 94.and then it was john henson with the thunderous dunkhe led the bucks with 20 points.milwaukee with back to backwins over the nets.with a 112 to 103 win today.badgers vs soonerswe pick this one early in the first half, nigel hayes with the miss from outside and kahlil iverson grabsthe rebound..and he finally finishes with a thunderous dunk in the paint and the foul. the sooners driving, and they get the alley -opp dunk to go down their up six.later on nigel hayes knocksdown the triple..sooners up at the break 40 to 37..2nd half, vitton brown findsnigel hayes with the bouncepass and hayes throws it downbadgers up 51 to 50.badgers get on a roll eathan happ kicks it out to bronson "kay-nig" who drains the tryfecta, wisconsin up 60 to 58.wisconsin got a big game from nigely hayes, he drians the long

yanni has been waiting, maryland, independent. go ahead. caller: thank you, c-span and mrs.amarck. my question regards the vetting system. you mentioned the united states opted for primaries opened [indiscernible] france optedthat for the party on the right and opted for opening the primaries to all voters. why is probably the reason h president -- why president is not present himself this time around. i would like to know pc these cycles or party systems being or happening in more and more democracies as we move forward, and what would that mean to the type of politician that we are to be expecting moving forward? are we going to have more populist type of politicians and candidates? guest: great question. i think that certainly before this election, a lot of other democracies were looking at the primary system. they were looking at moving to primaries as we see them in the united states. i think that following this election, i think we will see a lot of parties reconsidering that. think about it this way, a party is really a brand. the democratic brand means certain set of