phil: legarrette blount hesitates in the hole. oh, there's nobody there. the blocking, nobody getting off the blocks. you have to keep playing. jim: ike taylor hurt. this is a new england team that four times this season had not even managed 300 yards total offense that carry by blount puts them over 600 today. 606 yards for the patriots, including 432 by brady, third highest of his career. ridley over 100. you see the patriots go into a bye now. phil: every schedule looks tough when you put it up there. it's the nfl. at carolina, denver, of course. at houston. cleveland, they're no easy out. at miami. jim: this marks the, if you will, game nine for new england, start of the second half of the season. in the last three years when you take their ninth through 16th games, they've been 23-1, the patriots. they talked about in our meetings with them, you know, it's going to start to get cold around here, gets to be patriot kind of weather, patriot time of the year. first and goal here. nocking on the door on 50. blount. wants to carry a couple with him. how ab

ridley with the fumble, legarrette blount with the fumble.brandon bolden has had to come in and pick up the slack. >> al: there's gostkowski, fourth time and overtime, you can see almost perfect. a little play action, the pass is incomplete. everybody in the arena looking for a flag. brady is crazy about this. quentin jammer and kenbrell thompkins were there. >> cris: tom brady sprinted down the field to argue with the referees. let's get a look at it. quentin jammer over the top with that shoulder. i'm surprised that one wasn't called. and tom brady same way he finished the game last week with a conversation with the officials. >> al: of course the crowd looks at it on the video board. they're insensed again. brady still wild with the officials. new england will take a time-out just to settle down before third and four. >> cris: well, you always talk about big moments in the game. the officials don't like to decide games either. sometimes you can get a little more aggressive. but there's no doubt about it that quentin jammer was a little ear

ridley with the fumble, legarrette blount with the fumble.brandon bolden has had to come brady is crazy about this. quentin jammer and kenbrell thompkins were there. >> cris: tom brady sprinted down the field to argue with the referees. let's get a look at it. quentin jammer over the top with that shoulder. i'm surprised that one wasn't called. and tom brady same way he finished the game last week with a conversation with the officials. >> al: of course the crowd looks at it on the video board. they're insensed again. brady still wild with the officials. new england will take a time-out just to settle down before third >> cris: well, you always talk about big moments in the game. the officials don't like to decide games either. sometimes you can get a little more aggressive. but there's no doubt about it that quentin jammer was a little early on that one and i thought impeded the receiver. >> al: there's your fertilizer chant again. so third down and four from the 37 yard line. >> cris: well, time after time we've seen it this year, rob gronk

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like james blount was on the other day. he was funny. he serenaded me. he talked sex. >> he learned how to do all of that in abiz za where he goes every summer. >> sometimes you have these controversial interviews. i've cringed watching. >> i know. >> one of them was omarosa. >> oh, my god. >> did you know what was going to happen? >> no, because it felt like "housewives." there were times when you would walk into a room and someone would come with a sledgehammer. >> let's watch a clip. >> i'm an african-american woman. you get to walk around and be mediocre and you still get rewarded with things. we have to be -- we have to be exceptional to get anything in this business. i wasn't calling her mediocre. i wasn't calling her mediocre. >> that's okay. what is your business? >> i teach young people. and i hope that the young people watching right now don't get discouraged. hear me out, ya'll. because there's a whole bunch of women in here and women get catty. i hope they don't get discouraged watching two women who have an opportunity to put things behind them. we have a

t have >> they had spence and replaced him with blount. came in. >> they had a majority voting against them. >> i understand. give credit where it's due. >> i have to say in my xperience when the republican house leadership really cares, they do the better than the minority of their own party. right. >> i've got serious reservations about that characterization. i think a lot of people went to on monday and voted no because they felt the leadership bill.e votes to pass the they left the floor quickly so they couldn't be gathered back in. that was true on both sides. >> not so much on your side. >> but -- --fundamental >> nobody ever passed political votes on your side. --no >> evading the point. >> on this one -- on this one -- essential points. >> it's politicians and about politics and that may upset because we're supposed to be talking about finances. since you ask political you're two months before the election. a freebie on the incumbent party. a free shot on goal without a box.ie in the goal the democratic party in the majority -- not

roy blount, jr. [applause] >> thank you, dave. i'm not from miami, so we had little snakes in massachusetts and not much fun at all. i've written two books now about words, always wanted to write a book about words, alphabet juice and alphabetter juice. i was stoned into doing this by reading a textbook of length with sticks, the notion of the connection between words and their meaning is arbitrary, which doesn't make any sense to me. that would mean that splurge and stint could mean the same thing. stint is a tight little word and splurge is like that. and i think that words have a lot to do with -- not all worlds but lots of words, the best words -- i'll give you an example -- have to do with how they move through your body. this is a little indelicate, but dave has already said shit. that's because there was a python body behind him. he has a reason. i didn't think he was shot. so, okay, the word piss. i was reading a -- somebody analyzing the word urinate. said it cam from the latin word urinory to urinate, that was the formal

he's now leading a bipartisan effort with senator blount of missouri to move more of these manufacturingovation hubs all across the country. and then congress should pass sharon's bill. we should do everything we can to guarantee the next evolution of manufacturing happens right here in cuyahoga. it happens right here in ohio. it happens right here in america. let me make one last point. we have to do everything we can affordable health care, period. you may have read we have had some problems the last month with websites. i'm not happy about that. you know, i had a press conference today and i said you know what? we fumbled the ball in terms of the rollout, but we always knew this was going to be hard. there's a reason why folks tried to do it a hundred years and hadn't done it. and it's implicated. a lot of players are involved. the status quo is entrenched. and so, yes, there's no question the rollout on the affordable care act was much tougher than we expected, but i want understand i i want millions of americans to make sure that they are are not broke when they get sick and they ca

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in our next author is roy blount. come on out and let's give him a round of applause. [applause] >> a master of language and the humorist to boot. he has authored 22 books in a wide range from robert ely to the pittsburgh steelers if you are an npr nerd, and you may also know him as a regular panelist on wait, wait don't tell me. [laughter] and is a contributing editor of atlantic monthly. today he comes to us with his newest work, "alphabetter juice" or "the joy of text." the book for anyone who loves to get physical with words. let's give him another round of applause. [applause] and finally our last author is brad meltzer. and he is a hometown hero who has made a career out of helping all the trim others see the hero within them. he brings us work based upon the popular history channel show in his latest book is the "history decoded: the 10 greatest conspiracies of all time" ended his knew his work, he asks questions in what is going on in area 51 and did john wilkes booth really get away? brad meltzer is the number one best-selling author of the inner circle, as we

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