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. >> saving the country from dialatory cacktics in terms of slowing things down with those roll call votes, well put. >> let me share a personal secret about this. when i took over the top job at the senate finance committee, the tradition then 1993 was that the staff director, the top staff member of course calls the roll publicly on c-span in the hearing and does the math of adding up the votes and announcing the vote. >> can i play clips of you doing that? >> i was terrified to do that, so i handed the roll to rob conner who was one of our junior staff members at the time. he was basically our madeleine straser. i gave it to the lowest ranking member on the staff committee to do it and i may have ended up committing a bit of trend. the top guy ducking that job and handing it to the junior staff. >> in order to graph this story we have to get our head around the fact you didn't want to be on tv. >> rachel, i was afraid of doing math live on tv. but, yes, i was a little bit more modest in those days. >> well, you've grown into it well. >>> thank you, rachel. >> thank you, lawrence. >> well, three out of four law professors say donald trump should be impeached, and the

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the shorts so i took. this piece called. make your goal. so the top stories this hour on al-jazeera and lebanon's president has delayed consultations with political parties that was supposed to lead to the naming of a new prime minister it follows another night of violence with security forces fired tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters outside the parliament. india's supreme court will hear petitions challenging a controversial new citizenship law on the web and state anger over the new law has now spread to college campuses. and at least 4 people were killed in sunday's powerful earthquake in southern philippines rescuers are still searching for survivors after the magnitude $6.00 quake hit the island of mindanao. iraq's president has until the end of monday to nominate a new prime minister they stepped down after more than 400 people died in the weeks of anti-government protests but demonstrators say they are not satisfied they want an overhaul of the political system the support from. baghdad. a constitutional crisis is looming in iraq's parli

so half the dollars that are being earned are being used to buy back stock. charles: let's talk about making money. i took a look at the topnouncements as a percentage of company's public floats. look at the results. remarkable. if you plunked down a thousand bucks, you would be close to $13,000 and you would be beating the market since the majority of these happened after january, which is where we had that initial swoon this year. so the question is, with so many more recent buy-back announcements, are they worth chasing? the list right now, wolverine is at the top, 17% float, back in september. the stock is up almost 20%. canadian solar, abnet. target is on the list. they announced a big buy-back, almost 10% of their float in september. $108 a share. the stock was already up huge, now they are buying it back. would you follow this? would you chase this as an investor? >> i would be cautious at any time you see the stock run up 30%, 40%. risk management has to be part of portfolio management as well. that being said, i think buy-backs make a lot of sense. i will tell you one of the things about our secret sauce. look at

i took the name at the top, arthur a. eth: yeah. >> right i call him up. what are -- "you know, you're an inessential. what did you do? he's the only oceanographer in the coast guard search and rescue department. he got there in the late '70s. he -- you know, he kind of stumbled into the government he finds after a few years that everybody is asking him questions that if he doesn't know the answer to, like, nobody knows the answer to. and they're kind of science questions, like "how long can someone survive in the water in a survival suit before they die of hypothermia?" he starts answering these sorts of questions and he goes out and he sees -- he goes and watches a search and rescue and he sees a storm come across the chesapeake bay and a boat get lost with this little girl and a mom on it. and, when i was sitting in his living room talking with him about it, he said, "you want to know why i do what i do? and he pulls a clipping out from his -- like, a yellow news clipping out from his book shelf. and it is about this mo

if i started i saw trying to tell we had started playing bass about here later for the advice that's on the fantastic conducts and not the 12 top 12 this week i took genitalia i was i split i said i'm a good but none of them to new that upset that i don't flush. yes we have had fights always with yeah that's. this i'm back to work the parents if we're touring and we're tired we argue about we respect them because it's hard but we have we had a physical fight once in the in the lift in munich vavi yes and we were very we got put on this ridiculous boy band too i won't mention other bands but it was really stupid of the promoter to produce all this thing and it wasn't right we didn't fit it it was victor so we were both quite literally been drinking with bad temper so we start to argue and then we just start hitting each other and then and it was really funny because what we as the lift door open open their shoulders to pull books and producers of heard were going to. want to film but i got from the lawyer to what i think it is i mean i did accurately banks now you know they are waiting for the next letter what exactly you should have this is exactl

i was struggling. as you can see in the video, it took me a while to get it unlatched, but when i did, i let go, and it shot up to the top of the elevator door. >> reporter: meanwhile, the dog's owner is still stuck in the elevator rising to the sixth floor and then back down. >> when the door opens, she had her hands covering her face, bawling. i mean, she was like devastated. she thought the worst. >> reporter: for her dog, he seemed unfazeed. >> when she took him, the dog started licking her face and he was happy. >> thank goodness he was there i think we'll all walk our dogs a little closer tonight. >>> up next, how one professor makes it for his students to never forget. >> announcer: nbc news brought to you by pacific life a reliable income that lets you retire without retiring from life that's the power of pacific. helping you retire without retiring from life that's the power of pacific. >>> finally tonight, inspiring america. the professor making science so fun, his action-packed lessons are now going viral. here is catie beck. >> like being a human hockey puck >> reporter: on his homemade hoover board, college

women he split around him on the development side with jeffrey is incredibly diverse and incredibly female centric and what i took from that immediately was two people at the top saying if i'm going to create my own company we are going to do it with the people who we want to create content for so it's pretty young at the executive level and its diverse city at the executive level and i was really, that made me really happy when i walked into the biggest meeting that i was in when i was in la because something similar happened when i walked into the original meeting at vice news tonight that i walked into this room, they were having some meeting at a bowling alley in brooklyn and i was like it's going to be a bunch of hipsters and i'm from dc but i walked in and it was literally gay,straight, black, white, asian , hispanic, trans in that room and this is before we started making the show itself and well, this is the group my boss has gotten together and i think we're going to make something pretty interesting but i think when you're starting something new, and it helps to have money to hire these people irealized , it is imperative to start and create somethin

the coming split. sort of short so i took. this before. going to. watch analogies or let's recap the top stories right now the u.s. and iran have swapped prisoners in a rare sign of cooperation tehran released chinese american she way way who was arrested in 2016 on spying charges and exchange the u.s. released iranian scientists must somani. north korean state media says the country has conducted a very significant test at its long range rocket launch site hours earlier pyongyang said to nuclearization was off the table in future talks with us. and says he cannot label florida's attack on a naval base as terrorism and are now questioning 10 saudi nationals after a gunman shot 3 people. president to punish people traffickers after dozens of gambians died and a shipwreck off more tenuous coast they were trying to reach spain's canary islands at least 85 people survived and were brought ashore al-jazeera as mohammad ball met some of them they filed this report from work western margining. 2 nephews were victims of the boat which capsized on wednesday she's a migrant sub from. to mauritania a few years ago. and that

the series of chances. i eventually they did convert one assumptions strike for maximillian on the edge in the 90 seconds minutes once the deservedly took all the points toppling that that from the top of the press was an unnecessary now some might say and a lackluster performance. was the feature which. is what i did this month. so should the mains we have to play to the end and work to the end and so far to the engine the can for most right to the final whistle has to fit into this and then you get your reward for what you've done to launch it as was before i get on and. there's still plenty of time to make amends of course. in the past that really showed the team of that mentality and every time we could really come out and be of the game. instead we want to win this game and and and to finish our own horses and be free for good mood. the last minute defeat was vista but mention glad back and be proud of an otherwise fantastic season for which marco was asked to take a lot of credits but when the going gets tough just how tough i'll get back 1st book after all and not an insurmountable hurdle. off the pitch the financial factor is another worry for general manager max abbott and

i took too much time here at the top because this show should be about the guests, burrt i have never told you anything that matters more than what i'm talking about tonight. i believe this country is stronger than any single situation and i think its institutions will outlive you us all and they will only get better with time with generations that understand each other better than we do today but i have to remind you this is very heavy and it's not going to last just a day. tomorrow's a vote. every day after that, including the senate trial and way beyond is going to be the effect of those events and god willing we will be in it together because in this country that's all we have. now, bill clinton was in the same boat 21 years ago. we have to look at how he handled it and what difference it made in that process. we have former clinton chief of staff john podesta. he's next. thank you for listening to what i had to say. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a

the hero grand dad who took out the texas church shooter speaks out. >> i killed evil. >> and then clobbered with this marble table top. they knew exactly where he was 30 miles away. >> plus, countdown to new years eve with ryan seacrest. >> it's the perfect time. >> and a family's lost christmas after their daughter vanishes. >> we are going through

the invisible goal still was right i. image as tempo festival then they're running on both distribution they have an all life of finding gaps there took a team from top. and they're also a team known for being selfless now the prime exam. i can eat waiting patiently for sunshine to arrive make it 5. that was the young englishman's fit in 4 games with a change of system and a reinvigorated attack everybody's happy not least of that. don't mean we'll run away when is and finally managed to string 2 wins together again. it's no secret that we're going to have to have a good run which can do a some good in the coming 6 or 7 games in a row but that builds up a lot of momentum now has to be i wasn't squandering kishan those muslims are tears are. building up momentum would come in handy and don't even seek to build up the pressure on their rivals at the top. of the shy guy had recently crept up into the top 3 on a run of 5 games without defeat although it has only been smaller saeed's that they've managed to swat a sight. meanwhile leyva hughes in had beaten by in a week now had the chance to leapfrog him in the saturday evening game. so i wish i came in 3

news wire from berlin i'll be back at the top of the hour with more bold news followed by of the day i took to see of a. strong opinion clear position of the international perspective such. as of this week been meeting in london to mark the 70th anniversary of an organization that wants to see itself as the most successful military alliance in history but how deep of a rifts within iraq is find out on to the point shortly. next on d w a. to . be our fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers everyone of the planet where you should. send the thing is that the children who have already been the boy and those that will follow are part of a new kind of says. they could be the future of. granting opportunities global news that matters d. w. made for mines. show hello this is your ball speaking when i come to the show with a ding dong xoai and concerts with the mysterious guests. credible . welcome tonight. every week w. . nato leaders of this week been meeting in london to mark the 70th anniversary of an organization that styles itself as the most successful military alliance

the biggest victory in women's super league with an incredible ii—i thrashing of bristol city. dutch striker vivianne miedema scored six of the goals, and assisted in four others. the result took arsenal to the topnts with arsenal at the top, just behind on goal difference now. they beat liverpool i—o, thanks to a gemma bonner goal. west ham beat manchester united — 3—2, thanks to two goals from katherina baunach, her second a last minute winner. and everton's match against chelsea was postponed due to a frozen pitch. the world champion lewis hamilton led from start to finish to win the final formula one race of the season. he was untroubled in the abu dhabi grand prix — finishing nearly 17 seconds clear of red bull's max verstappen. it's hamilton's iith race win of the season. pretty proud to be in a period of time where there are such youngsters coming through. these guys have been doing a phenomenaljob and i really feel privileged to be in the period of time where they are here and i am looking forward to hopefully more close battles with us in the future. in rugby's premiership, bristol conceded a late penalty to draw 27—all with iii man london irish — a result that moves them up to second —

i took the back vertebrae of a fallow deer. and it had like a miniature human skull on the very top of it that was chrome, and i made a walking cane whatever you have to in taxidermy to keep your doors open. >> which doesn't mean brian and stacey are discounting their dad's legacy. they still intend to unload that noah's ark menagerie they inherited for a pretty price -- if not in one big boatload, then two-by-two, or at least one at a time. >> we had a lady that came and bought a tiger from us. the tiger was $18,000. [ register dings ] >> a promising start, but a drafty barn in the middle of nowhere is not exactly a customer magnet. you need a new place? >> yeah. >> they're saving to open up a new shop, confident that their strange inheritance still has a future. >> it's only between stacey and i, and so we're just trying to carry on and keep our name going in this business. >> as author and curator rachel poliquin observes, death makes taxidermy possible. it seems fitting this strange inheritance will long preserve the bond between a departed dad and his devoted sons. >> he is legendary. he taught me his whole life -- little thi

the day, and i never believed that until right now. >> i went up against four previous world champions. and i took all of them out and ended up on top is the first latina to race and win and the youngest female. >> i've been told have a very young age, don't give up. >> reporter: she comes from a racing family. >> running a motorcycle that has 400 horsepower, getting close to 200 miles an hour in .25 miles. >> reporter: her journey hasn't been easy. she's insmiered her mother to go back to school. she will be graduating in may from an online program at harvard. >> reporter: boyfriend, an army lieutenant stationed in japan, couldn't be at the ceremony but sent this video message. >> so proud of you and i can't wait to see you. >> reporter: one milestone at a time. >> at the end of the day, you are capable of great things. you just have to believe. notorious >> reporter: she wore a cap that said there is no force more powerful than a woman tomorrowed to thrive. she was quickly accepted to the university's engineering program but changed majors hoping to make more of a difference. >> what an incredible story. that is just wonderful. >>

so this is the airplane they reconfigured it wilbur took the top off and put controls on what it was amazing i went up on the scaffold and having studied this footage for so law, that is where he orville sat, and that seems to be that close to it was an amazing experience and one of the fun things about this, a manicure that's in the airplane is benjamin floyd and there is a lot of footage of floyd later in life talking about his life and career that went on for many years. yet it know he states out this pipe. if you look very carefully, somebody i don't know who was her when i was has paid business and, you can just see it sticking out so that's the story behind with the right brothers did. what happened to orville, and how they came back to this milestone and the precedent that they set with it in so many ways, the way the airplane was designed. the way was solicited. the way they presented it. the way they documented it and it's embryonic form it's very common to us today, the really is a straight line from that where we are right now. with that thank you very much (applause) i would be hap

i had the peace of mind that i would be able to get them good doctors. you know, i got hospitalized years ago with a cranial aneurysm. i was hospitalized a couple of times. they took the top of my head off the second time, said they could not find the brain the first time. [laughter] mr. biden: but those nurses gave me hope. son beau,-- and my attorney general, a decorated war hero -- for real. a year in iraq, six months in cozumel before that. he came home and was diagnosed with glioblastoma, given months. it was not could he -- would he live, it was when. run out of coverage. suffer in peace. you are on your own. one of the things my dad used to entitledat everyone is to be treated with dignity. how can a parent maintain their dignity when they have a dying child and there was not a damn thing you can do about it? how can a parent maintain their dignity where they have a child in school i cannot figure out a way to pay to get them there. health care should be a right, not a privilege. here is what i suppose. i will not go into excruciating detail, but if you want me to do more, let me know. number one, i take obamacare and further subsidize it so it costs less to get in

the facility. so to her that i took, i was stunned on congressman news defined out in among the many amenities that you listed on top of that, you've got these detainees many of them still criminals, aliens repeat offenders and deportation fugitives who have free access to so many things. they have psychiatry appointments. full for service pharmacy and colorado state department it don't have a fraction of these amenities. and yet if you believe the hysteria driven squad, here in the beltway, there on the order of concentration camps from world war ii. this is absolutely ridiculous and more disturbingly, and the incitement to violence, has brought just some sort of speculation. and you that with all of the targets have now faced either shootings like the ones the shots that will fired in san antonio, the cocktail drawing that the sales office in florida. and obviously the attack by the nt fact, in tacoma. the city jumps and fallen on the other side, this would-be declared an epidemic and there would-be congressional hearings out the lawsuit. that would-be up about how to prevent this epidemic of violence to continue.

the stock of apple is very inexpensive. i would rather own apple than delta, just top of mind because i still can't believe that someone tookut the stock just today right on the eve of the agreement. all right. the tentative deal, let's talk about it for a second while i do this one trade deal with china can give a lift to a lot of stocks, even some surprising names. i'm giving you my lessons, kind of subliminal, like let's go out to the lobby and buy some 7-up remember, a lot of these are trades, not investments. i'm talking to the ceo of adobe. what is the market rotation out of the cloud for the company mean going forward and then news that a trade deal may have been reached. i'm going tell you why there is no time like the present for china and the job explorers to pay the piper. and last week i asked the ceoss of robin if they planned to add to the platform. they demurred. they're not demurring today. you can go buy a dollar's worth of apple or even 50 cents or a penny or have the credit suisse guy whamma jama you out of your own money. so stay with cramer. >> don't miss a second of "mad money. follow @jimcramer on twi

the israel's top division that has never selected an arab player. their behaviour was a huge problem but this man took them on. his style — confrontational. the way that imaging the reputation of the club. i have zero tolerance for racism. absolutely zero. and my reactions towards racism is not proportionate. it is not proportionate. you shout one racist comment, and i will sue you for $1 million. the scale of the challenge was laid bare when fans disrupted a preseason open day at the training ground. these protests were aimed at a new signing, a christian from niger with a muslim name. but inside the stadium, there have been no racist instances during the current campaign. and muhammad's goal scoring has only provoked a positive response. close by, jewish and arab children from west and eastjerusalem play together in a project known as team of equals. it is doing its bit to help bridge the divide in this complicated city. the organiser is also responsible for monitoring all discrimination in israeli football. ourjob is to make everyone understand that there is a difference between what you can do outside and what people do in the football stadium. and

the democrats have proposed on this democrat. >> i thank my friend for yielding. and you really took -- the 25th amendment was really right at the top of the heap there. but, i mean, virtually every time the president tweets something, i've heard criticism that he should be impeached for tweeting. in fact, in fact the harvard law professor who was in here last week wrote a piece that he should be impeached for tweeting in 2017. that was fun. the other one was the bribery, the bribery issue. that was fun too because when you had -- professor carlin tried to explain it. took her five minutes to try to explain what the bribery was, and we didn't hear any more from our colleagues what bribery was. i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. >> mr. chairman? >> who seeks recognition? >> mr. chairman? >> over here. >> mr. jeffries seeks recognition for what purpose? >> move to strike the last word. >> move to recognize. >> my colleague suggests we're here because we have policy disagreements with this president. we do have some policy disagreements with this president. we disagree with the fact that you passed as your signature legislativ

the development side with jeffrey is incredibly diverse and female centric. what i took from that immediately is that would -- two people with a lot of money at the top saying if i'm going to create my own company, we're going to do it with the people who we want to create content for. so it's pretty young at the executive level. and it's diverse at the executive level. and i was really -- really -- that made me happy when i walk into the sort of the biggest meeting i walked into l.a. something happened when i started at vice news they walk into this room. they were vling some meeting at a bowling alley in brooklyn. i thought it's going to be a bunch of hipsters and i'm from d.c. [laughter] but i walked in and it was literally gay, straight, black, white, asian, hispanic, trans in that room. and this is before we actually started making the show it. and i was like this is the group my boss has gotten together, thin i think we're going to make something pretty interesting. when you're starting something new and it helps to have money to hire these people, i realize, it is imperative to start and create the thing that you really want to have in front of you, whi

i would have took that bet. i would say who is america's dad now? ♪ >>> top of the hour now. good to be with you.'m victor blackwell. >> i'm amara walker in for christi paul. happy sunday. >>> we start this morning with breaking news. there has been a mass shooting in chicago. >> here is what we know. police tell us at least 13 people have been shot. they say it happened at a house party. we spoke with a photo journalist mike cowald and here is what he toll us over the phone. i was at a shooting where two teenagers were shot and overheard on the radio traffic report that there was a shooting in the 5700 block of maze. things seemed fairly calm. the police officer entered the house and you could hear some chaos in the background and following that you could tell the police officer had the heightened sense of awareness then asked for some extra help and soon, thereafter, within seconds, asked for what is called a 101 which is asking for many police, any available police officer, any officer that is nearby, and several police officers to the tune of 100 or so came from many nearby districts to that

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i think the question is how do they get there? all paths to the top tier go through biden. folks tried that. kamala harris took that first debate. didn't work out to well for her. i think people are nervous to go after joe biden sfo something like his handling and involvement in the iraq war. you haven't seen -- >> sanders a little bit. >> sbds a little bit but you haven't seen that really be vetted. that's an opening for someone. >> there is a dynamic in the multicandidate primaries where people are reluctant to go after the front-runner because it hurts them too. we haven't seen a candidate say i am in the going to win anyway but i am taking this guy with me. >> the presidential debate will be live here on cnn or on our pbs station at 8:00 p.m. stay with us. i'm a verizon engineer, and i'm part of the team building the most powerful 5g experience for america. it's 5g ultra wideband-- --for massive capacity-- --and ultra-fast speeds. almost 2 gigs here in minneapolis. that's 25 times faster than today's network in new york city. so people from midtown manhattan-- --to downtown denver-- --can experience what o

i had to move to a two-bedroom house when i took custody of my niece, and it was unexpected, and i ended up at a place at the top of my range. even with rent control the increases year after year just added up to the point that i couldn't keep going. so i moved to oakland where the rent is far more reasonable. i commute.

i had to move to a two-bedroom house when i took custody of my niece, and it was unexpected, and i ended up at a place at the top of my range. even with rent control the increases year after year just added up to the point that i couldn't keep going. so i moved to oakland where the rent is far more reasonable. i commute. a lot of people i know do the same thing from oakland or tracey even. it is hard. you have got to ask yourself what keeps them going year after year to commute, to lose family time? to work in san francisco and the answer for me is hope. i have seen san francisco voters our government rise to the occasion time after time. we had prop a and prop g commitment to educators that we supported them. prop a and e was the same. everything you just heard about the collaboration with the union, city government, school district, all of you, it is the same. that hope that people are determined to keep us here keeps us going even when we know we are sacrificing our lives to come here every day to work with these children. i want be to thank everybody who is working on this, and who is going to push it forwar

the rally at year's end? >> i'm very positive. being a technician i focus drop from the top of 600 points. when we took out the highs in july and october, markets rallied. so that target is 3500 in the s&p. a lot more upside. i see a lot of positives. macro markets coming back. seeing gold stablize. seeing crude oil move up. let's remember, all of this happened, backdrop of politics we want to get into. all of this happened with a. connell: recession. we saw negative growth in earnings quarter after quarter, still made all-time highs. that is going to change in 2020. we'll get positive earnings growth. that will be a catalyst, possible decline in the dollar, it will be very helpful and very stimulative to the stock market. connell: a federal reserve, danielle, quote, unquote has our back. >> pushing buttons. connell: bushing buttons, right, danielle? >> absolutely. they will keep their foot on the accelerator. i understand what alan is saying. i'm a bit concerned we have seen earnings expectations come down going into the fourth quarter earnings season at faster pace than we have over the past five, 10

about what i said at the top is i feel like you dig into how investment , tell us are made little bit about it. charmingu>> it can be extremely mood questions people with and in the leak we took -- in the lead, we tell the story of once on a call where he paraded an investor at softbank for not being optimistic enough. company based in china making good and steady progress. telling the investor, you have to figure out a way to make it grow even faster than it is now. people on the call were cringing and felt that one investor got the brunt of his iron. particularly company ceos who go to pitch masa, if he likes your company you can walk out feeling like you're walking on air. sometimes he tells young startup founders that you are the next feeling and they leave so good, especially if it's a company that has been rejected many times before. >> what sets division fund apart from other venture capitalists, is when masa decides to be all in on it, they invest big time, and real do push the founders and the entrepreneurs to be more aggressive. >> they give them a kind of money where they can expand much quicker than they would have been able to do otherwise. sometimes a company lo

the legacy in writing. i had been fighting with the britts, somebody over there says, we started top gun and then the americans took it over. that would ruffle your feathers, which it did. we have been fighting back and forth over time. i was the one who is drafted by the original guys, because i was a senior i ended up being the boss man during the initial phase of this. we will get to how it was done and who did it shortly. one of the benefits of writing this book was it allowed me to think back. i do a comparison with what i know today. i am older, i do not know it all, i compare what i see. i think i did a pretty fair job based on the reaction of the book and the reviews. one of the things i was most proud of was the reviews we had gotten. i started out in 1953 working two jobs going to college, like everybody in those days was doing. the draft was breathing down my neck, i was assigned to a four world war ii squadron. and here's the first good one. i was working for a chief name brown. he was my mentor. mentor is a keyword you're going to hear a lot. i carried his tool box and i got his coffee whenever i wante

briefing that made absolutely no sense whatsoever >> when i took over our military, we didn't have ammunition. i was told by a top general, maybe thethem all. [ laughter ] "sir, i'm sorry, sir we don't have ammunition." i said, "i'll never let another president have that happen to him or her." we didn't have ammunition. >> seth: now, that was vaguely based on something real. in early 2017, the military reportedly was worried about a shortage of bombs. so, sort of in the neighborhood, but not really close the story got warped so badly in trump's rotting brain that it turned into an incoherent rant about a top general, maybe the top of them all -- [ laughter ] coming to him and saying, "we have no ammunition." first of all, what do you mean he was a top general, maybe the top of them all? he was either a top general or he wasn't. in the military, there is no gray area about who is at the top. [ laughter ] you don't have to google it. "well, according to trip advisor, he's number one but yelp says he's only three stars. [ laughter ] [ applause ] second, can we hear -- can we hear what this top general supposedly said again? >> "sir, i