it, i think is incredibly smart of them. >> in terms of the future of commerce and transactions, jarrodk about stocks can nfts be used in the stock market it seems like that would be the easiest route to same day or almost instantaneous settlement? >> the way to think about nfts which even go beyond how the stock market is set up is when coinbase emerged and what coinbase has brought to value today is this notion of 24/7 markets, right for the first time individuals were able to purchase, trade, and hold currencies 24/7 regardless of when the market opens and closes, they were able to engage, and i think we're seeing that same thing spill over to a bunch of different markets. i mean, we at ccg did an investment in a company called zeteron, which is a virtual horse racing platform. 24/7 horse racing where consumers could buy and purchase horses they could train them. they could race them, and both share in the upside and also be able to kind of transact on individual races so i'd say there's definitely some sort of connection and value that nft's could bring to the stock market what we'r

enormous party, steven spielberg was coming, pearl jam was going to play and then you have verily jarrodaying hey, reach into your pocket and give us money to build a shrine to obama. at some point the question is how long is the population going to tolerate that? >> tucker: that's right, at least televangelists promised salvation, at least to get something out of it. glenn greenwald, great to see it on it, thank you. >> good to see you, tucker. >> tucker: so ted nugent has been famous for like literally 60 years, but unlike most aging rock stars, ted nugent hasn't been loaded the whole time, so he's super articulate and really smart and a political force. and a force for freedom. he has a group called 100 nation, which is organizing hunters to stand up for their r. we had a long talk and really interesting talk with ted nugent, which you should watch, coming up next. is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safet

her youngest son, jarrod, is nine.got a gun and came back and killed him. >> reporter: and two of your boys were killed? >> the twins. >> reporter: not at the same time? >> no. it was seven years apart. >> reporter: in 2012, one of the twins, roderick burton, went out to buy some advil for a toothache. >> he went to the store with his friends and he never came back. and so i heard these shots, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, and the first thing i could think is, where is roderick, where is my baby at? he was 18, and i go outside and it was him. >> reporter: and your second twin? >> robebu robert burton, his was murdered. >> reporter: how did you find out? >> i found out when a detective knocked on my doors and i was getting into bed. they had a picture. and i thought they were have did something tomight somebody and they were looking for him. never for them to tell me he was the victim of a homicide. my second one, a twin, my second child. >> reporter: robert was 26. he left behind a daughter who will soon turn four. it