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this time around, we've got the 500 tick ta tac smoothie challe. >> this is going to be a smoothie maderrible. >> there's refreshing mint, there's arctic rush, and orange. orange is always my favorite flavor growing up. >> i loved the orange growing up. >> those are tasty. >> using his blender there. mixing the tic tacs with a little bit of water. >> wow! >> you think if you get one minty thing in your mouth and get that sensation. >> we've seen him drink and eat some pretty disgusting things and he's never made that face. it's got to be pretty overwhelming. >> that is ridiculously strong! holy! >> chug it. get it done quick. >> i'm going try to chug this down. i'm going to do this right now. [ bleep ]! >> he just takes a swig of this and he's gagging, reacting to the intensity of the tic tacs. >> i can't imagine what this kind of stuff does to his gut. a little bit of gluten in you and you're down for days, you know? but this guy! >> eventually, he does it. he drinks the whole thing. >> ahh! >> here's the serious part. >> i don't even know -- what the -- i don't even know what i'm sayi

challe now, the reason they're doing og this is because this is as a charity event.even.rsyears and tonight we are here at the e ice plex and they're going to t be gettinheg this game under waa in just a few minutes.minut want you to meet my formerforer college roommate mike davisike not really but the same name.nae mike thanks for joining to us ts noon it. i. mike is the captain of the u.s.a. warriors hockey team. ta. this gentleman you might recognize in a suit on capitoltl hill. this is pat meehan. how did this game get started. >> as a charit syt for inner ciy hockey helping some of the som youth programe s in minorityin y neighborhoods and it's been aodn great opportunities not onlyrtun to raise awareness and getd e more kids involved in playinging hockey, but they've alsothey'vea started a scholarship program. we're graduating some of theof h first kids from local l universities. >> reporter: there are several charities benefiting from this. thereport arnithl is one of theof t rs.nsors. one of the groups that's goingro to be playing here tonight and some of the play

>>bsur yeah, well i would challe you to read it and then pass an informed judgment on it. i think that might be more effective. we're out of time, professor, thank you for joining us. >> thanknk you. >> earlier this week, mike roe came here and toll us this. >> 5.6 million jobs exist right now as we're talking. 5.6 million jobs. 75% of which don't require a four-year degree. >> up next, the founder of an organization that is helping kids skip electora college and o skilled, excellent jobs. this will change everything. >> the price of college continues to rise year after year, faster than any other commonly-used commodity in american life and far faster than the inflation rate, even public suvs, tuition is routinely above 10 grand year. don't even consider the most expensive private schools, it will make you sick and put new debt. the obvious question is what is the point of all of this. praxis organization places kids in tech start-ups without requiring them to attend college first. a really interesting idea and isaac morehouse joins us now. thanks for coming on. >> glad t

i hear you on that, ford, i think there needs to be accountability and it's challeing do, given for at of people this is a big blank check. capri, i come from a music background, i studied classical music, opera, in fact, and i still love going to the opera. but i got to tell you, i don't think that you as a taxpayer need to help subsidize my opera tickets. i don't think that you as a taxpayer need to be giving money to that. and again, i'm a big, big fan of the arts but should be able to stand on its own two feet. >> you know, this is a really tricky area, there are statistics that show that investments in the arts and exposure to the arts lifts all votes in regards to cognitive ability and performance in math and science. what is important are the cuts to weatherization, to heat, to meals on wheels, senior employment programs. if you can't heat your home, if you don't have food stability, how are you supposed to expect to get it, how are you expected to get a job. trish: this is going to be challenging, gerri, this is what the left is saying, gerri willis, this is what we're going t

this is as an appliy eied chall. the her chance in this guess what to engage in truthful speech -- >> they want to impose a surcharge. >> what's the problem with saying that -- it's the office of price administration, what they would do, they would go around and they would smell what the fright price was. after that said that in world war ii you couldn't charge a higher price. you can only charge $13 for this item? it violates our free speech -- because we want to charge $15. >> absolutely not. justice breyer. >> i grant all business activity takes place through speech. >> right. >> explain to me what it's got to do with speech. >> if you look at this stature it doesn't scream first amendment. >> i want to know, unless you want to say when ever a businessman is regulated in what he can do, or she, that violates the first amendment or at least potentially because they do it through speech. >> this is a regime you're allowed to call it a surcharge you can't call it a discount. >> i don't see that. the stature i'm readi

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