jasper, see, i'm glad we worked this all out ahead of time. >> i would be in big trouble. >> steve: jasperething that every person in kansas city would love to take a look at and have and hold in their hand, ladies and gentlemen, that's what it is all about, the world championship ring. >> how about it? >> steve: how about it? [cheers] now, your family goes way back. >> number one on the tickets how about that for the first one to get tickets in kansas city at the old stadium. >> steve: i remember that whose dream has it always been to wear a world champion super bowl ring? [cheers] >> steve: this lady right here. pardon me, jasper, come on over here. all right. you don't get to keep it. what's your name? >> sally. >> steve: that's my daughter's name. sally, go ahead. put on the super bowl ring and tell the chiefs' fans what it feels like. >> this is absolutely amazing. it matches my red nails. [laughter] >> steve: round of applause for sally and all of you guys for coming out today. >> and three-peat. >> steve: brian, ainsley and lawrence, we got to put that back in the box, sally, thank

so jasper, i know you are running an italian restaurant, the best place in town, jasper's.you and your brother where that, web player? >> come on, look how tall i am here till they know i'm not a player. a makes meatballs for a living. >> steve: who wants to pose with the trophy? these kids back here. what is your name? brian. >> steve: bryan cook to the game on sunday, what is the score going to be? >> starting with 23, i feel like 31-23. >> steve: you said the same score. >> steve: does anybody think the eagles are going to win? >> no! >> steve: okay, ladies and gentlemen, this is what it's all about! one more, three-peat, three-peat, three-peat, three-peat! i only have an hour to go brian and ainsley. >> lawrence: you are having too much fun. >> ainsley: you are getting excited about the game. >> brian: i cannot believe they let him have the trophy. he is caring around the trophy. the stanley cup, one trophy. they put your name on it. but they are met they were able to hand it over. >> lawrence: look at those kids. >> ainsley: look at that little boy, how cute. there you

jasper goodman with politico. senator hagerty is out with a stable going bill today. given that is out there and there has been more consensus in the past on stable coins as opposed to market structure do you plan to move first on stable coins set of market structure? relatedly, to what extent in both of these processes do you plan to engage democrats versus going at it alone and now that you have the trifecta? sen. scott: the bill is out, as you know. we have been working with democrats already on the bill. you will see that on both sides. the good news is, the bill is moving quickly. i am pleasantly surprised. it's a place where you see very little bipartisan coalition building. the members of the committee as well as folks like jell-o brand off the committee are very anxious to have a whinny pop -- to have a win in this digital space. for the first time in a long time there to reason to take a deep breath and release it because legislation is moving quickly. the good news is, and a lot of time has been spent working on the legislation finding places where there are

even play with one of the kansas city chiefs but pose with the super bowl trophy, which our friend jasperentlemen, we are going back to new york. round of applause. [cheers] >> brian: they don't want to cheer for new york, believe me. >> brian: by the way amazing i imagine they came up with pompoms as ad hoc thing stuck around. pompoms have lasted. they can't replace the pompoms. >> lawrence: this is what you got. >> ainsley: just like somebody in his family allegedly invented camouflage. >> lawrence: and walking and glasses. >> brian: i have been to the diagonal. >> ainsley: a lot of people have been walking for ages. >> brian: on camera. >> ainsley: and walked in diagonals. >> lawrence: let him think it. >> brian: we will handle this at the break or christmas party. 5 minutes after the hour to washington where president trump will be attending the national prayer breakfast this morning. >> ainsley: comes as congressional democrats continue to protest donald trump's cost-cutting moves now calling for elon musk to be fired from doge. >> lawrence: senior white house correspondent jacqui he

very small scale work making targets for jasper gascon experiments. we are not changing the kind of work we are doing. it is a material management shift that will make the facility much more efficient and cost-effective to operate. >> my name is brenda dillard. i am president of a university, so i work with more than 100 universities across the country. i also work with ms technology out of hope. -- out of oak ridge. we are in the digital transformation. tom, we are happy to know how far you are going along. but my question to you guys is how do we, from an essay -- from an nsa as well as all the production facilities and lab, how do we get in this fight in setting up the ultra tag, making sure the security measures are in place? it is not just bringing indoors, next generation, but it is all of that. how did those systems work with some of our legacy systems that we have at some of our production facilities? how do we make all of that happened? -- happen? thank you. >> i think they should ask laura tomorrow. [laughter] >> i would just say that this i

the jasper county sheriff's department alleges huddle resisted arrest and an altercation took place,ng to an officer opening fire. state police are investigating the incident, say huddle had a firearm, one of the most well known of the people pardoned by president trump is one time leader of the so-called proud boys, enrique tarrio. he had the longest sentence handed down related to the january 6th attacks, which was 22 years. that's him. right after he was released from federal prison. he didn't say much as he got into an suv and eventually made his way home to miami, florida. but he's been talking ever since. and just this week announced during an interview on newsmax that he now knows what he wants to do next. >> i think my future is in politics. i think i'm going to take a serious look at running for office at some point in 2026 or 2028, and i believe that there is a path for that because it is my passion, you know. >> normally i love it when someone follows their passion. his passions, however, have led him down some some pretty strange roads. i'm not just talking about the whol