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dt even score until the third quarter.qute they fell 19 to 10 after the giants' did he first ended theeith a fumble recovery touchdown.touc coach jay gruden he was sullen l as to be expected during theng e postgame presser. >> caught.augh there's beckham.ecam. that's what he chooses to do. d >> we'll break down more on me n this heartbreaking lose comingom up at 6:30.:30. i know wisdom probably has a a lot he wants to add to that tha one, maureen. >> he does.>> he es. he always does. happy new year. haappyew yew yeaher. >> i she you got the short end e of the stick, too. >> i have been fighting thisgs cold for two weeks.ee >> i was hoping it was a good ag new year's party. pty >> if only. we watched the rocking new year's with mariah and -- a - >> i watched it, too. >> what was that.>> w >> we'll talk about it. >> okay, yeah.h. >> like what do i care.ar >> tucker went to bed before b that happened. >> no, you. >> and no, i was awake.nd no, >> yeah, i know, i know.w, ino >> you're not that old. >> no. >> he was our partying it up. >> oh, man it's wouet outr tpae how are we starting off th

theey do not have the american system of winner-take-all. if the republicans gt t 51% and d th democrats get 49%, the republicans get i it and vice versa. all european countries have what's called proportional representation. you get as many seats in the parliament as you get percentage vote in the population. the idea is s if 20% of the people believe what youou believe as a party you should not just be able to run, but you should be able to participate in the makiking the laws. otherwise, those people aren't represented. it's a kind of idea of, i don't know, democracy. [laughter] because you're not gonna exclude 20% of the people, which you do if the winner takes all, and by the way, in the united states, we do that sometimes. some of the primimaries of the two parties are--if you read that ron paul got x% and romney got y%, then they each get a certain number of delegates. that's proportional representation, and we've had that in elections in the united states, too, but we got rid of it. the europeans have it. so in germany when the die l

so un -- accustomed to shooting -- shut duong wait and when you get to theeys of what is inside and outside of pluralism they have not been pressure tested in the discussion. so we have actually inhibited their growing. but the faculty part is even more interesting. red this hillary article in city journaling, called the real war on science. the case that he makes is that actually the orthodoxy on campuses is affecting faculty in such a way that it is very clear that there are certain questions you can and cannot ask. certain conclusions you cannot reach and that is having i nine tons hoe research and faculty willing to go on the campuses to work. so the environment, what is that's going to do 20 years from now? i wonder what is doing the research and students in the moment. >> john, my co author for the book i'm writing, rehe wrote incredible article, talking about how badly the political skew of social schooling was hurting the feel of social psychology and he gave me the example of a paper that treated conservatism as mental disorder. and it gave different -- and so loaded because it gav

>>nk y >>> we told you earlier in theei show about two local congressmen now among the dozens o democrats swearing in ceremony onn friday we're talking about maryland's anti knee brown and virginia don byer.on byer. they joins live from capitol him with more why on they're takingn a path on mr. trauma pops pop inauguration.inau good morning to both of you. >> good morning. mor >> good morning.>> >> representative brown, let met start with you. wasst your decision based on? >> it was first of all all difficult decision to make it m wasn't made just this weekend,ke but, you know, i've had ane d opportunity to speak withak wh members of congress and is a wrestled with this and after a months and months disrespect you will andnd disparaging comments by by mr. trump, the tipping point was the remarks he made about representative john lewis and ii wasn't just the insults to johnh lewis the person and the civiliv rights hero.. but he disrespect the office and the people that john lewis represents.presents so that was the tipping pointe i and i decided i will not beot b attending the inauguration

so it's important to start theei collaborative process soon to provide air travelers with a system second to none. another major challenge is to unleash the potential for private investment in ours nations infrastructure.e as we work together to develop the details of the president elects infrastructure plan, it's important to know the significant difference between traditional program funding and other innovative financing tools such as public-privateer partnerships. in order to take full advantage of the estimated trillions in capital that equity firms, pension funds and endowments can at best, these partnerships must be allowed to participate with a bold new vision. and again we look forward too working with you to explore alld options integrate a mix of practical solutions, both publia and private, that provide the greatest cost benefit to the public. because we all know that the government doesn't have the resources to do it all. it's also important to recognize that the way we build and deliver projects, it's just as important as how much we invest. and we want to seek your advice a