. >> i like bacon. >> i like bacon. >> i love bacon.t is good. it is like a pig in the blanket but with cheese. >> it remind me of grilled cheese and bacon with butter on the hour side, signature dough and bacon and cheddar inside. >> good point it is like. that. >> we mow bob kelly, he will come over and get some; mike. >> look at what we have here. my goodness. what a cute pooch. well, they have they are not just pooches. we will celebrate july 4th. i'm so excited, so cute. [ fly buzzing ] did you know people can save over $500 when they switch to progressive? did you brush your hair today? yes, mom. why? hmm. no reason. >>> ♪ >> i know, he smells bacon. >> yes. >> this dog smells bacon. >> yes. >> do you want some. >> you want it. >> i'm so sorry. >> i thought it was doggie bake on. >> this is famous jack morey of morey's piers. >> welcome to wildwood. >> how long have you had these piers. >> almost 50 years now. >> do you still ride the ride. >> sure, i do, i love them. i love the water park too. >> now alex, back in philadelphia, s

bacon: i looked around for someone to work with.el for the hospital, a demonstrated ability to think in terms of the design into relationship of several buildings with each other. area right at the far end of the city of philadelphia is probably the largest single space to become available in the center of an american city in this century. we have some very powerful forces working on the penn center design. mainnly do we have two coming in from the west, market street in pennsylvania boulevard, directly north of the project, but we had the daily influx by the pennsylvania railroad track system of 25,000 to 30,000 people in the drop point for each east and west and north and south subway movements was the terminal here. to me, the most important idea in the whole of the center was the movement of people. the original scheme, which he dreamed up, had a great , 18 feetn espen on below the streets, open to the railroad down to the city. this set the tone of the first scheme and has remained the dominant element as the plan changed. the

your feet smell like bacon. you have a bacon tattoo, you're not jewish. >> i'm trying to become a vegetarian. >> jimmy: are you? >> maybe i'll make it veggie bacon. >> jimmy: i like regular bacon, from the pig. yeah. well -- from the old pig. yeah. how do you like it cooked, crispy, medium? >> crispy. sometimes raw, if i want to lose some weight. back in my modeling days -- >> jimmy: i saw "suicide squad" last night. i saw it before you -- oh, you haven't seen it yet? the next question, you won't have an answer for it. but i was thinking, how awesome would it be to see yourself on a screen with that, with powers and doing incredible things? i don't know that i would ever stop watching it. i really wouldn't. it's got to be really exciting. >> it's really weird. >> jimmy: did you know anybody in the cast before shooting? >> a little bit. >> jimmy: but nobody really close. do you feel like you're an actual unit in any way? >> 100%. we have a text thread called "suicide squad" for life, and we talk basically every d

i oppose this amendment because i support davis-bacon. studies have shown that davis-bacon actually doesn't increase cost to taxpayers, but what happens is that it -- if this amendment were to pass, you'd see a reduction in wages, you would see an increase with these protections from davis-bacon being pulled away, an increase on on the job injuries. you'd have fewer work wers health benefits. davis-bacon is about preventing wage exploitation, preventing undercutting local wings. this is about ensuring when the federal government builds a project with taxpayer money that it's not just about building a road or a bridge or a facility it's about building the middle class and it's about building the next generation of works. it's about providing train, providing a good wage for people to be able to live and earn a good living and live with dignity. with that, i yield become. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentlelady from minnesota reserves. the gentleman from iowa. mr. king: thank you, mr. chairman. i have to say in contradiction to

like oreos and bacon orr joost and bacon together. >> our pat gallen has a look at a new spot in avalon us how duck doughnuts mixes things up a bit. hi there, pat. >> good morning, guys. they only had two different kind of doughnuts because this place has a ton. it is duck doughnuts. this is where we are in avalon, new jersey. they have been doing things differently. you might be thinking the name duck doughnuts, is there duck in it? duck feathers? duck meat? no, none of that. but there is crazy toppings. here's the line of doughnuts we are making with lindh arc the owner of duck doughnuts. good morning. >> good morning. >> so duck doughnut, no duck feathers, no duck meat, what sit, what is duck doughnuts. >> duck doughnuts is a vanilla cake based doughnut. warm to order. pick any topping or drizzle you like on your doughnut. they come through our doughnut friar here ape down to the icing station. >> my guess is there is nothing like this in avalon, new jersey. would i be like in that assumption is. >> you are correct. >> why avalon and why is duck doughnuts here. >> we came to avalon,

he wrapped bacon around the muzzle and cooked the bacon by shooting the gun, and then he ate the bacongun bacon. >> i think he seems weird. this is effective? >> yes. in terms of getting reach when voters can just simply click stop on an ad online, so i think he really understands by producing that ad that if an ad's not entertaining, a voter's not going to watch it. >> and donald trump certainly gets that, and he saves himself so much money running a new kind of campaign using the newest technologies, instagram, twitter. he sends out all nasty tweets. listen to carly fiorina more than ten minutes you develop a massive headache. complaining about mexico, we get the killers, drugs, and crime, they get the money. doesn't cost him anything, and this, too, goes viral. >> donald trump has 8 million followers on twitter, which is a larger audience than most television networks, and there was a recent study done by political scientists that showed entertainment media can prime voters to believe something that a candidate is going to say later down the line. he gets this, and that's why he's w

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investigators believe this video shows bacon withdrawing money from her atm.police found inside her home was a scene particularly troubling. >> he left this 95-year-old victim toss own urine and leave the house to be unkempt. >> cat feces, old food covered in ants and rats on the bed. a special task force was sa designated to protect the elderly. >> they are cross-trained in both financial crimes and elder exploitation. >> reporter: they are hoping the seven-year sentence given to bacon will send a strong message to the community. >> reporter: we're told that helen is in an assisted living facility and she's 98 years old and doing well. >> thanks, meagan. >>> roger ailes is out at fox news. the company announced that ailes officially resigned today. he was the ceo of the station and he's been under fire after former anchor gretchen carlson filed a suit against him. ailes has declined doing anything wrong. rupert murdoch will be the acting ceo. in a statement, rupert murdoch says ailes made, in his words, a remarkable contribution to the country. >>> a teenager

porter ale cheese sauce, grilled onions, and bacon on a artisan potato bun.ewhouse bacon burger, new from jack in the box. hey, where did jack go? he was just here. >>> today on "right this minute," rowdy sailors toss a 16 foot shark -- >> i don't think the shark took too kindly to that. >> now see the revenge move that's going viral. >> you get what you get. >> special delivery for a friend at a hospital. >> they're all excited you can feel the anticipation. >> the touching tory behind a life saving surprise. >> whipping up tasty treats at a restaurant. >> i guarantee nobody wants this. >> what the cook did to kill your appetite. >> don't kill me dead. >> and -- a girlfriend rappelling into romance. >> as she's capitaling down she's realizing wait what's going on. >> the story of a stunning proposal from the man who once saved her life. >> i'll let you down if you marry me. >> don't poke the bear. >> you know what that saying was? if you replace bear with shark. >>

. >> and bacon? >> bacon, we have to do a segment with bacon for paula. >> oh, my gosh.ource of protein, the one tip is if you don't want to have a bunch of small strips, get a thicker cut variety because it'll soak up less fat. >> okay. thick cut bacon. what about when i'm craving a sweet? >> and watermelon. you can throw it on the grill. >> that's a great idea. what about if i want i sweet? >> you got to be wary of frozen coffee drinks that end in like acchino and some of the commercial smoothies and milk shakes that are out there, i saw one that had 240 grams of sugar, that is 61 teaspoons of sugar or like 41 oreos if anybody is keeping score at home. i really love smoothies. i wrote the book. what you can do is avoid the blood sugar surge and dip by starting with a base of almond milk unsweetened so no added sugar then you add in some protein powder. >> okay. >> and then your fruits and vegetables. >> and you say if we want a cold brew, go dark. correct or mich ultra. >> pina coladas are like -- two of those is nearly three hershey bars worth of sugar. that's a guinn

and pigs in a blanket is sausage and not bacon.o can't get their breakfast, you know meat. >> looking at the breakfast meat analogy. >> exactly. >> you like some breakfast. >> yes, you eat breakfast -- >> it's not like it's sausage. >> larry: do you think there's an issue just with the name black lives matter. why do people have such an issue with that name. was there ever calling it black lives matter ii. >> it is the truth and we shouldn't have to change the truth to make people comfortable. [applause] >> at this point if you claim that you don't understand what black lives matter means then you're either willfully ignorant, you got a problem processing information or you're just a plain [bleep] racist. either way. >> all of the above. >> larry: how do you structurally get rid of systemic racism. do you think it's important of a long-term just like some [bleep] got to die off. >> we can change laws and structures and ways. >> larry: there are laws you think can help. >> you think about the -- just president obama four and-a-half

pigs in a blanket, fry 'em like bacon. pigs in a blanket, fry 'em like bacon. >> what do we want?dead cops. >> when do we want it? >> now! >> and joining us now with reaction, maryland county sheriff mike lewis, form nypd detective bo dietl. you know, hillary black with black lives matters representatives twice, once in august of last year, once in october. she wants their endorsements. by the way, we're looking at images from atlanta, georgia. a street has been shut down there. we also have images of baton rouge. we'll go back to that in a second. so the president of the united states invites that group into the white house. >> the president of the united states invited -- it's the same rhetoric. as far as i'm concerned, what's going on, and you should have listened to bratton today with big bird de blasio. de blasio says, we're going to stop you from shutting down the streets. yeah, because he knows he's got the blood on his hands of those two new york city cops that were gunned down when he let them close the book lynn bridge. all these streets outside these black lives matter

new taco bell poll finds americans want bacon with their breakfast versus no bacon. go figure. introducing taco bell's new $1 morning value menu. the only dollar breakfast value menu... that brings home the bacon. [sfx: bong] (cheers and applause). >> trevor: welcome back to the daily show. my guest tonight is united states senator representing new york please welcome senator kirsten gillibrand. (applause) >> thank you, right here? hi. (applause). >> trevor: the people love you, senator. >> i think they love you. >> trevor: no, no, they love you. they love you. thank you so much for being on the show. >> i'm delighted. >> trevor: it must be quite an occasion for you because you are not just coming at this as a senator from new york who is in the democratic party. but hillary is someone that has been in your life from the beginning of your political life. >> yes. hillary truly has been my greatest role model and men toker an when i decided to get involved in politics it was because as first lady, she gave that speech from beijing and said women's rights are human rights and huma

fry 'em like bacon. and i want you to ask them if they support comments made by the people whose t-shirt they're wearing. >> reporter: ma'am, i wanted to talk to you if we can. we know there's been a lot of protesters have black lives matter posters, t-shirts and whatever. tell me about your thoughts, what brings you out here, and how the police are handling the situation. >> my black lives matter shirt represented our church. when this happened, when this happened, our church got these t-shirts made for our church. to me today, all lives matter. it's not just black lives matter. all lives matter because regardless of who it was that got killed, somebody lost their husband. somebody lost their father. somebody lost their friend. it does not matter. you know, it does not matter. but the people are here today because they want to be heard. you know, they're tired of we getting executed as a people, and nobody does anything about it. you know, this is why -- >> what about the comments of black lives matter

i love bacon, owe ohio, i might make a bacon oreo doughnuts. >> can do i that. >> you can do anything>> that is what makes it the so special at duck doughnuts in avalon. i will get to work in eating this six pack right here. i will make you jealous, get out of here. >> yes. >> how does he get these assignments. doughnut making. that is good. >> whichever want you want. >> bring us back some. >> yes. >> that is a very important question. >> i am absolutely in the bringing these back for you guys because these are all for us down here. you know i don't bring anything back. >>> all of the rage right now we're talking about pokemon go. >> we will show you why park rangers are embracing the mobile game and tell you how some people are making money off the new obsession, stay >>> and, hey there are you on board yet. national park service in philadelphia is embracing the pokemon go app craze. >> you may be able to find and capture those pokemon creatures on independent mall and now park rangers are offering to help hunters. they believe pokemon app will bring in a younger crowd to experience

normally, that saves their bacon in a bad quarter. not so much now. if you want to give them a consolation prize, it was the best quarter in three. that is worth something, but does not live up to expectations. caroline: give us a sense about the rising debt load for bp. numbers are not living up to expectations. is there worry about the credit side of the equation? not anhere is

machine-gun bacon. [laughs] - [laughs mockingly] that bacon is definitely from a human.hter] ♪ - you said in september 30th that isis was not a factor-- - am i talking or are you talking, jeb? - i'm talking right now. - you can go back. - i'm talking. - you can go back. - donald, you're not gonna be able to insult your way to the presidency. that's not gonna happen. and i do have the strength-- [cheers and applause] - you could see jeb's balls growing as he was speaking! it's a christmas miracle! but here's the problem. that only made jeb's balls a bigger target for trump to kick. - jeb doesn't really believe i'm unhinged. he said that, very simply, because he has failed in this campaign. it's been a total disaster. nobody cares. - he cancels your insult by saying you didn't mean it and then he insults you back. "hey, trump, you're an asshole!" [as trump] "you don't really believe "i'm an asshole. "you're just saying that 'cause you're a loser and i'm banging your wife." the match that really surprised everybody was the baby-faced thirst-quencher marco rubio versus the b

you said other people -- >> very complicated behind the scenes, we grinds our own beef, bacon smokess together, it is just a really good bacon cheese buryinger. >> you went to the culinary institute of america. >> yes, ma'am. >> now you are making burgers. >> burgers, the best burgers around. >> now, i believe that the bun is a part of it, too. >> yes, conshy rolls. >> conshy rolls! when you make them, thousands at a time, are they still this good? >> absolutely, the key to the game. >> the people who won is the tavern in bucks county. you have like 19 different businesses, right? >> yes. >> feels like that. >> how much meat have you gotten rid of today? >> probably somewhere in the neighborhood of 1400 pounds. >> what? where do you go to get that? >> like where do you go to get that much meat? >> girardi's. girard a's isn't around any more? >> here is the thing, i love we have you guys on, every time you guys bring me a present. >> i loved the bake beans, they they're so good. what do you have in the beans that makes them so amazing? >> love. >> where are they? >> i don't know. >> t

porter ale cheese sauce, grilled onions, and bacon on a artisan potato bun. jack's new brewhouse bacon burger, new from jack in the box. hey, where did jack go? he was just here. >> today pope francis made a visit to the auschwitz nazi camp. he was silent the whole time saying no words could speak the unspeakable violence. this cell once housed a catholic priest who sacrificed his life to save another man. he is the third pope to visit auschwitz to honor the lives of those killed there. >>> taking a check at stocks. stocks mostly higher as investors work through a batch of earnings from positive results at google. amazon. down 32 on the dow jones for chevron and exxon. and on the nasdaq, we saw that. it was mixed as well. >>> if you use windows, your last chance to update to windows 10 for free is coming to a close. the free upgrade offers users who are now using 7 or 8 an upgrade for 3 ends today. they have been pushing it for months ever a. today, you are stuck with whatever version you have unless you purchase an upgrade. windows 10 upgrading is very simpl

thick cut bacon.ermelon, throw it on the grill. >> what about a sweet. >> you got to be wary of frozen coffee drinks in like accino and some of the commercial smoothies and milk shakes out there, one had 240 grams of sugar that is 61 teaspo oreos if anybody is keeping score at home. i love smoothies, i wrote the book. what you can do is avoid the blood sugar surge and dip by starting with a base of almond milk unsweetened so no added sugar then you add in some preteen powder. >> okay. >> and then your fruits and vegetables. >> if we want a cold brew, go dark. >> pina colada, two of those is nearly three hershey bars worth of sugar. that's a guinness draft. one of my favorites is michelob ultra, 95 calories. a third of the carbs. >> i love you, beer and bacon. you made my morning. thank you so much. "pop news" is next with sara. 'r, they think that it's sad. i think it's important for everyone to know that there is so much more to memory support than the stigmas you hearabout. heir lives still matter a

fry like bacon. pigs in a blanket. fry like bacon. pigs in a blanket. fry 'em like bacon. pigs in a blanket. fry 'em like bacon. pigs in a blanket. fry 'em like bacon. >> what do we want? dead cops. when do we want it? now. what do we want? dead cops! when do we want it? now! what did we want? dead cops! when do we want it? now! >> overall, what i am most encouraged by is the degree of focus and seriousness and constructiveness that exists not only with existing civil rights organizations but this new generation. they are some serious young people. i told them that they're much better organizers than i was when i was their age and confident they're going to take america to new heights. >> so, bo, there's the group chanting and then invited to the white house and then not only the president compared black lives matter to the women's suffrage movement and the abolitionist movement. like, is he serious? >> this weekend i'm getting in an argument. out in the hamptons and neighbors saying why are the cops against the blacks and all that? as i try to explain what's going on here

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my guys are trying that all bacon. bacon all the time. >> anthony: all bacon all the time.hanks for calling me miss. >> i'm not even buzzed. >> wild king salmon wrapped in yuba with charred cabbage and dried scalloped ginger sauce. seared fish with new onions. wow. this is awesome. >> is that meat? >> oh, yeah. >> what is it covered in? beefncrusted with mushrooms and bordelaise. this is so good. yeah. >> it's a taco. >> yes. >> so black sesame, mochiba -- >> oh, sweet. cool. >> -- with strawberry, kumquat, and sauce. >> thank you so much. it's great. this is great. most of the people we've been talking to on the show are complaining about the fact san francisco is becoming too clean. that real san franciscans are so clean the real people of san francisco can't afford to live here anymore, and that they're being supplanted by rich techies who are crushing the original heart and soul of what made san francisco -- you're not seeing that? >> i think that the pushing out of the trash, sorry, is good. >> that is good for the jujitsu business for sure. >> well, i'm 95% white coll

>> the dates wrapped in bacon. i've had that other locations. >> you love them?on't look so great on the plate, but my god they're good. >> great in your mouth, so good. >> for sure. >> here is the thing though. i only went to three different places but more than 30 restaurant participating in this old city eat, every thursday, throughout the summer, a lot of fun, and mike, you know, talking about national fried chicken day yesterday. >> yep. >> talking about how you can eat a chicken wing with one hand, like one maneuver? >> i can't do it. >> one move. at jasmine rice the owner there the one who showed it to me. so when we come back i'll show you how he does it. great, impress all your friends, i'm telling you. >> come back for the dates for a second? i try to wrap most meyer dates in bacon. >> whether go to old city certain staples really great that everyone mentions, someplace that is are there that are all really good. >> have not heard of two of them, new bootleggers. >> okay. so the demo of the one handed chicken eating. >> yes? >> and philadelphia's style

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the only dollar breakfast value menu... that brings home the bacon.g] (cheers and applause). >> trevor: welcome back to the daily show. my guest tonight is united states senator representing new york, please welcome senator kirsten gillibrand.

pigs in a blanket, fry 'em like bacon. do you think that's appropriate? >> sean, i think you're mixing two things up. >> they went to the white house. they met with the president. hillary clinton has praised them. would you praise that group? >> they deserve praise, yes they do. the president going to dallas tomorrow is about honoring these officers. >> did you say they deserve praise? the people that say we want dead cops? >> let me say this here. i think you're confusing some issues, right? >> no, i'm pretty -- >> first of all, when you have these kids who are out there, and you're taking it out of context meaning there are a few individuals who may say things oultd of line, but i think the concept of black lives matter is very important. >> with all due respect, all lives matter, right darryl? you were in the ferguson case. >> yes, i was. >> okay. you know why the officer in that case, wilson, wasn't indicted? because black eyewitnesses, even though obama spoke outithout any evidence presented, black eyewitnesses identified michael brown fighting for a

joining me is death fouhy, and baz ill smikle, from the democratic party, perry bacon jr. and amy kremer, co-founder of women vote trump pact. i'm going to start with you on this, perry. what is our latest nbc news information about whether or not that scuttle butt yet that we're going to hear that there are no charges filed, how much do we know about that? >> we know that a reporting is that it is unlikely charges will be file. but like you said, joy, it is not conclusive yet. and we don't know what the doj will announce and when they will announce it. everyone's expectation is there will be no charges filed but again we don't know the facts or what the investigation has concluded so far. >> and beth, for the clinton campaign, this is good news-bad news. it kept the story in the news this week at the same time, hillary clinton being interviewed, that should mark the end of the investigation. >> i don't know. i'm going to sad it is bad news-bad news. i think the meeting with loretta lynch, which loretta lynch had to apologize for and say it was bad judgment and one day lat

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charles: i think they might all reject bacon.course it is part of the political season it is a huge topic. it is going to be bigger on monday morning. we heard newt gingrich last night say test all american muslims. >> you want the muslims that are here to embrace the constitution and our freedoms and most of them do and what is frightening is the fact that we have to band together and recognize the problem. we need more intelligence like hillary clinton and need more forces on the ground but what you don't need is to delete the people here at home who want to retain our freedoms that don't identify. you need them on your side. they are the one that i get a call. they will be on the first line of defense. charles: president obama spoke on this a couple of hours ago. it was clear he was taking a shot at newt gingrich saying we can't talk about amending or removing parts of the constitution and as someone who defends the second amendment tooth and nail do you understand where they might think this is attack on the first amendment?

>> bacon. >> chocolate. >> bacon? >> no, it doesn't. >> mm-hmm. might be the leftover bologna.ou can bring out all the different tastes in food you wouldn't normally get. >> don't you eat the food you eat because you love the taste of the food? >> yeah but sometimes, you can switch it up. if i'm cooking and you want to get rid of the taste. >> got it. >> this is chocolate pizza. >> oh, my gosh. >> chocolate with all different -- no bologna. chocolate they'll personalize it. $18.95. >> hi, ray. >> next segment. >> i'm ready to go. >> this is a must-have accessory of the season. volleyball on the -- have you seen this? >> i've seen it at the beach. >> it's a new thing. what you do is -- >> i'm on your team. >> yeah. >> what you do, bump, set, spike. i'll do it to you. you get it to kathie. kathie sends it to me. >> i think i understand. >> careful. >> very hard with wine, stro strangely enough. >> that was amazing. >> you know what time it is? it's time for -- it's wine o'clock. we'll help you set up the this. >> i love your new stuff. wanna try something new? (wanna try somethin

to the band of brothers kevin bacon and his brother michael bacon, accomplished musician and composeroul, folk and country. >> you're on tour? >> we are. it's a busy summer. >> tonight we have to take a subway ride down to the village. >> how wild does it get with you, too? >> crazy. >> chicks, the whole thing? >> we're known for leaving hotel rooms cleaner than when we found them. we fish televisions out of the pool. >> talk about growing up. impromptu performances in the backyard for your parents? do you love to entertain? >> kevin never stopped performing. he came out of the womb and started telling jokes. he was always like that. kevin's younger. he has five older brothers and sisters. he was kind of like our little baby. >> you were the singer. you went along for the ride sort of thing? >> i grew up listening to him singing in a band with my sister, hilda. he was off in his own bands in college. i heard music coming from him and watched him sort of create songs and write songs and he's your older brother. you want to be able to do it, too. i started writing songs. he started help

restaurants and a bacon eating competition. hope to see you this weekend down at the shore. >>> all right so the new jersey state barbecue championship goes from this friday through sunday. a huge competition going on for 18 years. we have six teams participating and a bit of a taste test, jack's barbecue and brisket and cooking commando's baby back ribs, tell us how you score jack's i got a 10. oh we have a 10. now mikey o's how are the briskets? 10's across the board. >> and cooking commandos, what have we got? 10! check this out ted allen our audio engineer is a honey bear and participating in the competition, these ribs are no joke. yeah jack it makes you want to say it like that. we'll have more coming up with the shore forecast coming up in a little bit. >> you will want to make your way down there in a bit. >> i would like to be a judge. may i? may i be a judge? >> certainly. now she is teasing. wow. >> we want to go out the door and eat now. matt pellman is in the "action news" traffic center, that was just mean. >> tha

we not only have to bring home the bacon, but we have to bring it home, fry it, keep the electricity gas on, and then washed the dishes afterwards and, still have work to do. i would think today that would not be an excuse. and i for labor unions, believe most of them today, while they have had negative images in the past, today they are truly working so we have a quality. i would dare say we wouldn't find unions that would be opposed to the e.r.a. today. page: they change their opinions in thepage: 1970's. the amendment, the overwhelming majority of women, as well as progressive allies in the middle class, opposed the e.r.a. precisely because protective legislation like minimum wage, safety laws, that were passed only for women, would be undermined. knowuncy: you probably this, but the early 20th century, the supreme court made it unconstitutional to pass that protective labor legislation for men, but it did let through some legislation for women. the way that much of the labor and you movement and progressive allies thought in the early going with that the protective labor laws for

this is the fried funnel bacon on a stick. you start with bacon. you deep fry it. pull it out.y it again and drizzle it. it's a maple butter cream. >> that's like mpancakes and bacon all in one. >> this is your dessert. ice cream nacho. cinnamon sugar chips. all of the different cinnamon ice cream and chocolate chips, caramel chips, peanuts and strawberries drizzled with chocolate and whip cream and a cherry. >> that's good. >> really good. >> perhaps the only really sort of healthy thing here. >> a little healthy, yes. you start off with sugar cookie dough and sugar cookie and you have cream cheese, vanilla cream cheese icing and favorite fruits, pineapples and grapes. >> fruit pizza. >> just don't eat the cookie. >> this one doesn't need a stick. >> barbecue favorite. it's a smoked chicken drummy. and then you smoke it until it gets succulent and wrap it in bacon. deep fry it again. drizzle in your favorite sauce. very good. >> that's good. meat on meat. >> everybody's favorite category. >> about 30 days until the iowa state fair. >> back to more fruit. we have fancy ways of