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how do you flavor a bourbon? >> i think people have been flavoring their bourbons.straight is the problem. >> that really explains something. wow. >> we're seeing an overall trend, certainly in spirits. i'll give you an example. female account for a third of the market. they're coming in and enjoying red star as part of their repertoire. >> what's the fastest growing drink? >> would i look at the red bourbons. red stag, we just released a couple of new flavors there. we have a great innovation called devils cut. you may have seen that on the airwaves recently. >> what's going on with skinny girl, bethany frankel? >> it's been a great year. she's involved with the brand market with us. we started out with margarita and exit anded white cranberry cosmo and just in the past couple of week extended the brand's reach further and entered the flavored vodka market and wine, which are both big categories of female users. >> can you set al skinny girl debate for me. some people think you paid betha any any over $100 million. can you tell us the number? >> i can't tell you th

and we're going to grab the bourbon. i have a quarter-cup of bourbon. are you ready to do this?the key is, it has to be boiling before the bourbon goes in. we're not lighting the bourbon, we're lighting the fumes. go. get it in there, george. >> oh, wait. >> come on. you're killing me. all right. we got it. we got it. it's on fire. that's good. it's good. it's burning. it's burning. it's awfully bright out here. you take it down. there we go. it's burning. yeah. and then, it goes off on to the bananas foster. clearly, it's been a very long time since you've done that. grate some orange on to it. >> only about 25 years. >> 25 years? >> at least. >> that's okay. i made my people audition with this dish. >> i wouldn't have gone. >> you would not have made it to "food network stars." but you got a job. hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email. and bank seamlessly with our award-winnin

and we're going to grab the bourbon. i have a quarter-cup of bourbon. are you ready to do this?, it has to be boiling before the bourbon goes in. we're not lighting the bourbon, we're lighting the fumes. go. get it in there, george. >> oh, wait. >> come on. you're killing me. all right. we got it. we got it. it's on fire. that's good. it's good. it's burning. it's burning. it's awfully bright out here. you take it down. there we go. it's burning. yeah. and then, it goes off on to the bananas foster. clearly, it's been a very long time since you've done that. grate some orange on to it. >> only about 25 years. >> 25 years? >> at least. >> that's okay. i made my people audition with this dish. >> i wouldn't have gone. >> you would not have made it to "food network stars." but you got a job. >> go to [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big clcl card deals each week. right now, a sweet price on honey nut cheerios, just $1.88. starbucks coffee is

make bourbon pork tender lion and end it with a fun bourbon bread pudding.. and even the bourbon balls for dessert. >> and we showed you the $1,000 mint julip. and that is sold over the weekend here. and that is it a lot of mint and bourbon that is used. and it was fantastic. >> i actually invented that drink for church hill downs. >> can i touch you. >> it is the drink that is it the stars. they are great, too. mint julip and bourbon shrimp. we have it all. >> everybody at home. this is it how you party like a rock star isn't derby. >> coughev and bagels. that is,. >> give me bourbon. coming up. you remember this tsa commissioner jeff nealy on the lavish veg veg trip. and now the taxpayer. this time for allegedly for more kick backs and congress is investigating. >> and plus, series continues. and up next. how to plant an island in your yard. does your phone give you all day battery life ? droid does. and does it launch apps by voice while learning your voice ? launch cab4me. droid does. keep left at the fork. does it do turn-by-turn navigation ? droid does

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and for john bourbon, epic mealtime is a sign of the times. >> beef, lots of beef.y. >> reporter: do you like party food? i mean, really party food. >> of course we're going to deep-fry it. this is epic mealtime. >> reporter: i mean like heart attack party food. >> bacon strips, bacon strips, bacon strips. >> reporter: if you like this, and also crude jokes designed for a 14-year-old, then you're like the millions and millions of people who love youtube sensation "epic mealtime." >> is it a food show or comedy show? >> it's a celebration of a food show. not a cooking show. a celebration of food show. >> that bite just hurt my jaw. >> reporter: a food show where they prepare an insane creation of infinite caloric value. a thanksgiving episode included a bird in a bird in a bird in a bird in a pig. these shows have earned millions and millions and millions of views on youtube. >> we're making a meat pizza. >> reporter: 26-year-old holly warrenstein is the brain of the show, not to mention the mouth and stomach. a couple of years ago, he was a substitute teacher who ha

can make it with bourbon or make it with any spirit you like. think it works great. >> there is a little history. it was founded here, so to speak, you know, a little bit of debate over exactly how, but for the most part it got its start here. >> exactly. it was created in the 1880s as shoemakers one of dcs most famous his tore wick bars. -- historic bars. sadly it doesn't exist any more but it was where the marriott is now. that is it. >> gin and what? >> sparkling mineral water, we use that so it is one of the original waters used. >> very easy to do. another one, that you have as well, is a whisky cobbler you were telling me about. >> that's right. this is also just a two step cocktail really you just pour a little sugar water and simple syrup, and if you like it sweeter, less sweet you can change it, honey, you can put whatever sweatenner you like, agave syrup, 2-1 simple syrup,. >> what do we have here. >> going to add some bourbon, which is delicious in the cobblers again, just like the ricky you can use almost any spirit you want. let's s

. >> you try to make best tax cuts bourbon it to you did compromises. >> we found common ground. i reject the word. [laughter] [applause] >> some of the freshman thought he was is too conciliatory and had to much flexibility. you might not notice this budget just like you suggested this is not well known but i was born and >> this and should be a lesson for polarization and extremists the makes it possible. we add ted kennedy and orrin hatch they were not moderate they knew how to compromise. that is a lesson of that time. we should have paid more attention. [laughter] >> health care act is another. the her minute campaign and august recess at the lot to do with it to have political support. >> i think it is interesting to compare the tax reform act it is very interesting. what i find interesting with the bipartisan tax reform act was just as hard to get health care through with a one-party. and almost no possibility of bipartisanship and it was a game of chicken. the pending if you ask republicans or democrats you blame the other party saying there republicans more to the right

years, through the reign of louis xvi, the revolution, napoleon's empire, and the restoration of the bourbonings. he had a talent for painting and survival. as the revolution approached, paintings demonstrating themes of allegiance to state rather than to family began to abound. although it was painted five years before the revolution, david's oath of the horatii would become one of the great images of the time. the theme of the horatii is a sacrificial oath of allegiance to republican rome. it is taken by three brothers before departing for combat. these are men willing to die out of patriotic duty. supported by their father, the courage and resolve of the brothers is evident even in their taut and outstretched limbs. here men are seen as moral symbols of the highest virtues, while the women are relegated to sit home, weep, and wait. the mothers and sisters, wrapped in soft, pliant draperies, seem to melt into tender gestures of suffering. david's great pictures show us how the classical tradition could be used, not for the academic or the picturesque, but as a model for political action. t

some of the neighborhoods are sunset, our sunset, in a sunset, bourbon street, west portal, lake view, parkmerced. we have major vehicle traffic corridors. lincoln ave. slow. also sunset boulevard. our commercial areas are curving street, noriega, taravel street , west portal, and ocean avenue. there are four supervisory districts. district four, supervisor chu, district 5, supervisor olague, districts 7, supervisor elsbernd, district 11, a supervisor avalos. teh taravel has about 160,000 people, about 19% of the city. about 67% are 18 to 64. 65 and over -- about 16%. the racial makeup of the district -- asians are the largest groups here next biggest are white at 35%. staffing -- there is myself 15 sergeants, myself, such -- six such inspectors, 83 officers, and totaled 110 sworn officers. our ratio of male to female -- 92 male officers, 18 female officers. here is a service. 6 to 10 years, 17 officers. 1110 years, 16 officers. 16 to 20 years, 13 officers. 21 to 25 years, 10 officers. by the 30 years, nine officers. the last one, 30-plus years, eight officers. the at the city -- 32 a

guest: i was referring to the bourbons of the post-civil war era.they were the ones who led the effort to undo reconstruction. they were successful in doing so. i cited them because i see in some of the actions taken by some of the republican party -- to what extent are they going to strike to undo some of the games that were made in the last few years of the country. host: our last caller is from dallas, texas. good morning. we have about one minute left. caller: your remark regarding, in your opinion, the response to the situation. could you explain how his remarks were different from al sharpton posses remarks. host: fenty. guest: which remarks are you referring to? host: he is not on the phone anymore. he has his own show on msn bc. i am sure he is referring to some of the remarks he has made on this program. guest: i am not familiar with those. host: let me conclude where we began. explain or resign, mayor gray. what will happen this week with the d.c. mayor? guest: i think we will see something happen this week that will not involve the d.c. m

. >> there is not enough bourbon in the world to get through this presidential process.ssue. do you agree with that? i want to stay focused on jobs -- >> focus on jobs and bourbon. >> and by staying focused on jobs, he means blocking all of president obama's -- [ bell chimes ] [ applause ] >> yeah, that's what he means. and then the house republican bullies, proving once again there is no day so historic it cannot be flawed bipartisan [ censor bleep ] fully they refused to let the tweets settle before moving on to ensure that the justice department could not prevent the amendment act. really? this -- you pick an historic day like this, and now we can't have nice things, you see. >> yeah. >> let's go to mark in san francisco. welcome. >> hi, stephanie. >> hi. >> oh, gosh so many things. first of all thing you very much for holding mitt romney up to the ridicule that he so richly deserves, and i really do appreciate that -- >> it's easy -- >> i deserve to be rich. [ laughter ] >> about 30 seconds, mark, go ahead. >> all right. real quick just call me mr. mark that's my off

saying the euro could survive with or without greece financial journalist peter build is skeptical of bourbons apparent confidence. i'm not so sure that germany is really that confident i mean mr schauble is perhaps whistling in the. rain but above all he's due. to go ahead and try and reopen. the terms of the bailout deal and that is what the germans at the moment. i'm sorry you can't do that if you prefer to leave rather than to accept the terms of already been agreed then although we regret it we can't stop you but the real problem is that nobody actually knows how much debt is if you like dependent on greece staying in the in the eurozone and therefore greek debts that are interlinked with other european counterparts. to what extent that debt is repayable nobody actually knows and that is the real danger it's not a question of whether you are in or out but it's a question of getting out that is the danger. i know the greek crisis and the tidal wave of water you it's causing for europe are all up for discussion and peter lavelle's cross-talk are the two sides of the single currency debate m

. >> what is the favorite substitute for bourbon, white grape juice, apple cider or ginger ail?ger ale. >> it is. now, we're going to move on to cinco de mayo. here are two traditional drinks of mexico. one is a margarita. one is a mojito. which has less calories? >> mojito. >> it is. about 250, compared to 450 with a margarita. a frozen margarita, does that typically have more calories, the same or less calories? >> fewer. >> no. >> what? >> more. >> and kathie lee, you're right. do you know why? >> no. >> that's a very good guess. when you have a frozen drink, you have to add more sugar to taste the same sweetness. a couple cocktails for mother's day. two popular drinks made with orange juice are a screwdriver and a mimosa. which has fewer calories? >> the screwdriver. >> no. it's the mimosa. >> it's 4-2, so this is the tiebreaker. this is double or nothing right here. >> a popular champagne cocktail is called the bulini. is this blended with what? >> peach juice. >> or mango juice. and you get it, kathie lee. >> it's 5-2. you lose! >> you can make your own. now is a good time

the palace was designed to be phillip's versailles, to help establish a new dynasty, the bourbons, andin working order. portraits of past royal residents -- these are by the great spanish painter goya -- decorate the walls. in the lavish throne room golden lions tread red velvet, symbolizing the might of the monarchy, whose coat of arms incorporated many realms and whose empire spanned both hemispheres. above the throne, the ceiling fresco by tiepolo celebrates that vast spanish empire, upon which the sun never set. a rainbow leads to a macho red-caped conquistador and american indians, just some more distant spanish subjects. phillip the fifth, the grandson of france's king louis the 14th, began the bourbon dynasty, which continued into the 21st century with the popular king juan carlos. the palace is still used for formal state ceremonies and receptions. the king throws dinner parties for up to 150 guests at this bowling lane-sized table. the king's front yard? it's enjoyed by all the people of madrid. and this plaza is another example of how, throughout europe, energetic governments

how many liters of bourbon are used to prepare mint juleps on the day of the kentucky derby?> yes, indeed. >> that's right. it is. >> 7,800 liters? >> that's a lot of mint juleps. they say they serve 120,000 mint juleps in the two-day celebration that is the kentucky derby. do you like mint juleps? >> no. i hate to say that because we tried them yesterday. not my favorite. >> a lot of people say that. not their favorite drink. it's a once a year thing. >> this lady is from boston. which of the following celebrity participated in the kentucky derby as the owner of a competing horse. george clooney, jack nicholson, steven spielberg or kevin connolly. >> jack nicholson. >> he's not even on the list, is he? >> yeah, he was. nice try. >> once in a while i make a mistake. >> very occasionally. the correct answer is, "c," steven spielberg. >> that's right. his horse actually placed fourth in 2003. getting close. not quite to the top. >> back across to kath. >> where you from, sir? >> jacksonville, florida. >> all righty. why were the horseshoes on the kentucky derby trophy turned up

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they have a bourbon and whisky tasting area with hand rolled cigars.d wine festival in and of itself. this is the best value in town when you think about it. >> great value in town. can't beat it. >> reporter: this really centers around the wine. that's the big thing, i know. i wanted to talk about the wine industry in terms of where it's going and how it's here locally. >> locally you have virginia, the virginia winery is right across that bridge over there. they're one of the best in the country. all the states have kind of grown up and have a lot of different wine culture that's growing. maryland started out 10 years ago when we started doing wine festivals with eight wineries and we now have probably 40 or so in maryland. they're really catching up with the history and the culture of the virginia wineries. then of course overall the whole wine industry from international, the best part is with the recession, you have too many people making wine and then you have all this wine out there. you have a glut of wine in the world, so prices all come down.

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it's essentially just really cold bourbon inflecked with minty sweetness.iskey or a practiced. >> you lel drinker, your first time out you are probably not going to like your first mint julep if it is made properly. that's why there's so many things that aren't really mint juleps because a real mint julep people taste it for the first time and go arg. they fill it up with southern comfort to make it more palatable moment. i'm going to do you a favor. rather than show youing you how to make a mint julep, i am going to show you how to acquire the taste for a mint julep. this is how you train yourself to like the taste if you don't already like one. it has the added benefit of being one of the great old man drinks of all time. it's called the stinger. is there an old man in your life? who is a brown liquor drinker? ask if he likes the stinger. so a stinger is -- it's one of those drinks that has slightly different proportions depending on your taste, depending how much of a sweet tooth you have. but the way i make it is two and a quarter ounces off cognac or b

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