and while humans have about 4000 taste buds, the animal with the most taste buds is the catfish. catfish have a whopping 175,000 taste buds and some are outside of their bodies on their scales. they can detect food from half a mile away. the animal with the least amount of taste buds, chicken. they only have about 50. but what about our furry friends? cats have about 500 taste buds while dogs have around 1500 . so that is why dogs and cats eat things we would never touch. they taste things differently. and speaking of taste, have you ever wondered why things like broccoli and brussels sprouts may not be something that you like to eat? that is because our tastes change over time. so when we are younger, our tongues are smaller and as we grow older, our tongues get bigger and wind up changing and so do our tastes . so if you don't like broccoli, now, you just may when you grow up. here is hoping ice cream is timeless. >> thank you very much. ice cream always sounds good to me. >>> let's go to chicago for a really cool story. scientists at the lincoln park zoo are studying how goril

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this election can be summed upin in two words: bud light. no, it is.he case of bud light, it was one of the cfo who decided that there was something wrong with the people who brought the product.ty, so they said they are not good enough to gois this new way. america said, well, i will not buy it anymore. this is what happen, thearbo bud light is the scarboroughs -caland so-called journalists wo basically telling everybody how to think instead of giving themy a reason why they would justr. say, "well, it is hitler." n arlet's be honest go to if yoe having an argument with somebody and they say, "you are a hitler," nobody is worse so you. will win the argument.it that is what they did and they did it so well that it worked foll.r them in '20 and they gotm out. but then the problem started happening and they prohapp kept- reminding hitler and it has a lot to i do with the letter inwd and described wretchedness and horrible. we were lessre l than men and monkeys and james and they called theord, monkey word and e started calling brotherhood and unity and t

trevor says jaguar told bud light hold my beer.ys we are fed up, it was stupid and ill-timed to. scott says are they selling cars, candy or bad hairdos? it's not woke it's just bad advertising. jeanette says i think they needed a way to show the world how to fail in business and finally tyler says haven't they learned go woke go broke, that commercial was absurd. think you all for joining the nightcap. thank you all for watching america's late news. i'm trace gallagher in los angeles, see you right back here for friday night fox news at night. i needed more from my antidepressant. vraylar helped give it a lift. adding vraylar to an antidepressant is clinically proven to help relieve overall depression symptoms better than an antidepressant alone. vraylar is not approved for elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis due to increased risk of death or stroke. report changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts to your doctor. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. report fever, stiff muscles or confusion w

not only is the bud the largest, but it is also the longest lasting. and that is chicago oh, and i forgot to mention that bud billiken, that name is because when it was started by the chicago defender now is where chicago defender chair and which i believe has changed his name recently. so roberts is an avid foundation but bud billiken was like a character in a column that was for kids that was part of the newspaper. i, i was just going to add, you know, you write often in your book about black chicagoans putting forth images, ideas to push back against and contradict negative depictions of african-american life and culture that are prevalent over the, you know, over the the deray long deray. and when i give presentations about the history of education in chicago, the book first one i just love the book. but also it's one of the things i talk about every time because there are continued to be narratives that black people don't care about education they don't have. they don't value schooling and couldn't be further from the truth. and amongst many other

days of girlhood, they lost so much money to your point about not working financially but bud lightome losses. they have a commercial out right now starring shane gillis that is hilarious and he has sickle handedly save that brand, he is a comedian. i think it should be more like dolly parton. you can be successful without without being political. every time people ask for her political stance she says i'm not going there and that should be the company line. i'm not going there. >> sandra: people loved her. >> the last thing i want to do regardless of i had a child having gender issues or whatever is to put a shirt that says i'm having gender issues, just like i wouldn't wear my child is black, you know, that's just completely unnecessary and just builds division off the jump. >> sandra: by the way, and questioning whether they are rolling back there dei policies, this was the statement issued by walmart. we have been on a journey, and no, we aren't perfect, but every decision comes from wanting to foster a sense of belonging,oper all of our associates, customers, and suppliers, and

some cold check for the next bud light. double down on the ad featuring endogenous models but no cars. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the new jaguar folks to enter the electric vehicle era posting this photo of the first ever ev model. bud light the well is releasing another ad was anti- woke media try to win back customers after their dylan mulvaney candle last year. the kind of look like a victoria secret show. what the heck? >> i'm not offended because the aesthetic is part of the italian fashion world and that part of year for a long time so it is what it is but i kind of like cars and jaguars and i don't like whatever that electric looking rewrite or front end of the car is there. you got to do what you got to do to so but bud light is cuter to one audience, you might get rid of another. >> i drive a jaguar, i love the cars. i'm a little nervous because one thing they said is they don't care to get rid of the old customers. i guess they are talking about me. they only expect to keep 15% of the customers because they want newer younger custo

quest, you got one, bud? >> questlove: uh, yeah, i think so.estlove: "anger." >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> questlove: "depression" and "acceptance." >> jimmy: yeah, of course. what do you think that -- that's the -- >> questlove: stages of grief. >> jimmy: yeah, i agree. >> questlove: yeah. >> jimmy: let's see if that's correct. [ ding ] oh, it is correct. no, "your dog's thoughts when he sees the halloween costume you got him." [ laughter ] come on, man. i'll just do it. i'll just do it. all right, but either way, we got the connection. tariq, put your hand down. everyone can play. everyone -- everyone can play. >> steve: we'll get to you, yeah. >> jimmy: we're not -- we're not going to leave you out of this. yeah, yeah. we're not going to leave you out. if you really want to play, go for it, bud. >> tariq: okay, great, great, great. let's go. "mmhmm," "uh-huh," "alright," and "sure." [ light laughter ] that's the actual -- >> jimmy: i want to sample these and make a remix out of you just going -- ♪ mm-hmm uh-huh all right for sure uh-huh mm-hmm all r

>> well, even bud light had a new ad, commenting on the woke off key messages that have wounded their passion. >> what? >> i think i'm in the wrong commercial. >> what? >> yeah, dude, this isn't right. >> wait, aren't you andre? >> no, i'm shane. >> you're supposed to be in a bud light commercial. >> i'm supposed to be in a -- i'm supposed to be in a bud light commercial and not here. >>> in you're here -- andre is... [ cheering and applause ] >> laura, that's called an advertising act of contrition. that's to make up for dylan mulvaney, i don't know if it works or not but again everybody's trying to reorient and i think the trump election may have something to do with these new ads we're seeing. >> and speaking of beer... >> oh, yeah. at the u.n. climate summit a singapore company unveiled a new beer made of reclaimed sewage. yeah. >> we're committed to recycle every enzyme and convert as much as we can. >> as long as they can make it clean, you know. you know, when you drink this beer, you don't even feel it comes from waste water and all the things. >> you don't even taste it, it's

[laughter] this election can be summed up in two words: bud light. no, it is.lite cso who decided there was something wrong with the people who bought the product. they were too fratty, i believe is the turn. they said, we are going to go this new way and america said, i'm not going to buy it anymore. and this is what happened. in this case, it is the scarboroughs and all these so-called journalists who basically were telling of her but how to think and instead of giving them a reason why they would say, "well, it's hitler." let's be honest, if you are having an argument with somebody and they say, "well, you are hitler --" [laughter] there is nobody worse, so they going win the argument. that's what they did, and they did it so well. it worked for them in '20. they got him out. but then the problems started happening and they kept still reminding -- it has a lot to do with the n-word for us. it was a word described as wretchedness, we are less than men, we were monkeys and chimps and they called us the n-word, then we started calling it to each other as a form

do you know how special you are no, you don't you're pretty special, bud well so many reasons. >> you>> you're my hero, tj i mean this story is incredible. >> i've actually signed up to be an organ donor. how is tj doing? >> yeah, and i signed up to be an organ donor as well. just just to be clear, because i know again, i'm worried about this erosion of trust. he's doing really well, you know, you know, the most remarkable thing is that he kind of felt bad that he did not get a chance to donate his organs because he it was like one of those things where he felt he could have saved. so many lives. i think what's really at the heart of this story are people who are just marginalized. he went in as a person who had overdosed on drugs. his sister, they felt that maybe she didn't understand everything that was going on. and i feel like they sort of were taken advantage of a bit in the system. but he is he's doing really well. there's a huge investigation that's now going on by the kentucky attorney general's office, and i'll tell you, sadly, there are other incidents like this in other sta

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and springs and then click the buds contain the basis for the grapes and if the bus are gone, there won't be any grapes. so unfortunately, the deer have to be called the the fact the game has to be cut up quickly and expertly. so the deer will end up as edible venison. shawna sees it as a way of showing respect to the animal, the fucking it says, what's very important to me is that ideally the shot i fire has to kill immediately . i want to spare the animal any suffering. i want to save it from pain. i want it to be dead right away. shawna sees no conflict between hunting and her own love for wild life. studying in europe is an enticing prospect for many students. strain, for example, is very popular among young people from all over the world. to find out why euro max report or deanna pin year or headed to madrid for some answers. this thing is one of the most attractive european countries for international students. but do i use? what do you need to know if you want to study in this country? spain has more than 135000 international students and reducing the top 10 of your peer coun

and i'd like to start with bud goss here. bud. when did you join the army? were you drafted or did you get drafted? drafted in 18. and where were you at that time? in baltimore. i was working in a aircraft plant martins. and i putting in the the in front of the in front of the tail of the 26. which is very interested in to me, always interested in airplanes. and i for sure, when i got in the army, fly. and so they put you with the rainbow division. i say, no, no. they put me with the horse cavalry. how does that work? it didn't work. and and so they put me maybe it was because of me. it didn't work. but anyway, we we got into the mechanized cavalry. eventually it got into the infantry. so and then in a tank company. okay. and you pretty well fight your way up. went from marseilles the way up. yeah. into germany. yeah. well, let's talk about a day you were sent north of and you ran into all that. what was that about? we were at that car and we got there. maybe an hour or two later than the first troops. so we didn't have anything to do. so they sent they deci

the difference between bud light and jaguar i would say, bud light was doing great, and they made an that really hurt them. jaguar's not doing great. they're really struggling. they don't have an audience. they're trying to find one. not showing the thing you make i don't think is the way you win back concern i'm not an expert. rachel: i think it's so much deeper than that. first of all, let's hear jaguar's response to the criticism. they said our brand relaunch is bold and imagine imaginative. reinvention, as expected it has attracted attention and debate. we have preserved iconic symbols while taking a dramatic leap forward. the brand reveal is only the first step in these exciting new eras, and we look forward to sharing more offing jaguar's transformation in the coming days and weeks. what i think is that i think there's a reason why that volvo ad has gone viral. i think it touches the part of us that's human. i think there's a return to -- by the way, i'm wondering, we've been talking about the economy. are we going to see a trump baby boom as people's optimism is lifting? as ma

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the coast of lake save us was strewn with dead buds. they'd come to crimea from odessa, where for several years, us programs have been studying the spread of pathogens among birds. at the do you think of the reason why they're asked me to go with his senior diet, sir, by his name is there. what's the matter at the most of the consortia, you know, the man that they're living at the end of this anyway. she said it was an echo, he's good news for me. i live in a yeah. long as george will it still on me to come see ok even though is a new mount. so it was that a multiple me deal when you go to your company and to go and get disclosure. i suppose most a quote to be lost through. it's a company in some go which goes i've got was number, i'll get you scheduled with the bottles of muscle bottles and you could only see what portal would show up on a windows key. our next 30 minutes is the bottom one. some of those to do is meet. that is good to experience and not meet those. come down is of scouts. it was cool . don't judge cool. so this is clos

sounds a deal on the coast of lake sea. vouch was strewn with dead buds. they'd come to crimea from odessa, where for several years, us programs have been studying the spread of pathogens among birds. at the do you think that the reason why the ice maker was just given yesterday a diet, sir, by his name is your, what's the most of the consortia, you know, the man that are willing? yeah, he definitely does. anybody. she has an echo. he's good news for me. i live in a yeah. long as george will it still? i'm new to come see ok. juvenile is the new mode. so it was that a multiple me deal when you go to your company into doing it. disclosure, i suppose most to call re, well, i spoke with, it's a company anthem drug which goes i got was number will get you scheduled that the title's in last 2 bottles in you could only see we'll put or show up on a windows key. our next duty meant is the board. some of those to open. it's not due to me. that is good to a speedy man. to not lead me to ask them. dine is of scouts and it was cool. don't judge close. the loop is clos

[ audience shouts numbers ] get ready, bud. >> they're saying two. >> jimmy: all right, two. two.one of timothee chalamet's scarves and never gave it back. [ audience oohs ] ♪ >> jimmy: well, she just -- she just did -- gwyneth just did something with timothee chalamet. >> yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: i saw pictures on the internet. >> what color was it? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, nice. >> it was burgundy, and it had, like, a blue or a gray on the edge. >> jimmy: yeah. and when did you film with mr. chalamet? >> in october. >> jimmy: huh. that doesn't really feel like scarf weather to me. [ laughter ] >> i mean, was it -- was it the wool from italy? >> jimmy: oh, that's what i'm talking about. >> it was cashmere. cashmere. >> jimmy: it was cashmere, yeah. october -- it was in new york city, right? >> it was in new york city. >> october? >> jimmy: october in new york city was pretty hot, as i remember. >> and it's been getting hotter. >> jimmy: yeah, it has been getting hotter, i would say. if you had timothee chalamet's shorts, it might make more sense. [ laughter ] >> it was -- it

[ bleep ] >> jimmy: hey, bud. happy halloween. >> it's fine. [ bleep ]! [ gagging ] [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: we have fun. we have fun. we have fun here. we are down to our last suggestion. this is from dana goodyear. "hey, jimmy i love simon & garfunkel but i really love black simon & garfunkel. could you have them on?" dana, it's funny you mention that, because last night i was having a cuba libre, a cuba libre, down at the brass sailor on west eighth. and i saw them perform, and they really brought the house down. so ladies and gentlemen, here to perform a song off their box set is black simon & garfunkel. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i can't relate ♪ [ light laughter ] ♪ to desperation my give a damns are on vacation ♪ ♪ thinkin' 'bout me every night oh isn't that sweet i guess so ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ say you can't sleep baby i know that's that me espresso ♪ ♪ move it up down left right oh switch it up like nintendo ♪ ♪ say you can't sleep baby i know that's that me espresso ♪ [ cheers and appl

. >> the taste -- just skip the taste buds.at. can we take a look at your reaction? ♪ look at this acting. that's when you realized, "i've got to act." [ laughter ] all right. oh, right there. like that. i like that. you successfully faked out the audience, which means you get a a "holiday seasoning" spice set from spice house. [ cheers and applause ] and a signed copy of the album. here you go. congratulations. >> thank you so much, jimmy! >> jimmy: you're a great actor. >> thank you. >> jimmy: well done. thank you all for playing. stick around. we'll be right back with ariana grande, everybody. come on back. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> when they called me to tell me that i had the part, i had one heart attack. that was the first one. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and then they told me that i was gonna be playing opposite cynthia erivo, and that was the second heart attack. [ light laughter ] and then i died, and i'm dead, and i'm dead here. [ laughter ] and i'm still dead. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ woah, limu! we're in a parade. everyone cus

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conceded republican, dave mccormick.fi hers will join us, davege mccormick, in justne a few moments bud out first cotrump pk for attorney general matt gaetz dropped out because the distraction of the work of the trump-vance transition. but trum p moved quick and nominated florida attorney general, pam bondi as gaetz's replacement. she served on opioid and drug abuse and eight years as florida's ag and more than 18jo years has prosecuted before h that. she is terrific. joining me now, washington hurt "washington times" editowsr koji baby still met katie pavlich, fox news contributor's. this is an understatement this is aan distraction and people i think watching this tonight and hearing this news are frankly breathing a sigh of relief, youo thoughts. >> of course, it was a huge forwdistraction but part of me s looking forward to watching a couple of weeks of hearings with matt gaetz talking about how corrupt the department of justice is.ve and i think a lot of the for american people would have learned an awful lot about that, forcing the media to cover someh of these issues. but i think

light cases. >> i thought that the bud light effort was really very problematic because it was seens dbase, even though it was not intended that way. >> by most aviount t robby star nowhere near finished with his campaign against dei initiatives. according to today, starbuck says he's preparing a new list of companies to target for the holiday season declaring that his side is now winning the battle of public opinion on this issue. brian todd, cnn washington. >> in the meantime a number of haitian immigrants living in springfield, ohio, are reportedly fleeing the city, afraid they'll be deported once president-elect donald trump takes office in january. trump's lies about haitians in springfield eating pets went viral during the campaign, generating threats that forced lockdowns and chaos in the small city. trump went as far as saying he would remove the temporary protective status that allows these immigrants to work and live there legally, and vilas dorsinville is the executive director of the haitian community help and support center in springfield, ohio. he joins us now. vilas i

. >> hold your head up bud. >> for tj, it's not just about being alive, but living and getting to be a part of these moments like walking his sister down the aisle and meeting nikki for the very first time. >> now tj do you know how special you are no you don't you're pretty special bud. well so many reasons you survived. >> bud. >> you're my hero, tj doctor sanjay gupta cnn, richmond kentucky and our thanks to doctor sanjay gupta for that. >> as president elect, trump gets ready to return to washington, the governor, who might be a key foil to his administration, is getting ready as well. newsom versus trump next. right here in the cnn newsroomnd laura coates forn heroes, an all star tribute. >> thank you guys. >> meet the honorees and celebrate their life changing achievements. >> they're ordinary people doing extraordinary things. >> then find out who will be named the cnn hero of the year. >> it's really incredible. >> plus, don't miss a special tribute to this year's legacy award honoree, michael j. fox cnn heroes, an all star tribute sunday, december 8th on cnn i told you, i do

he used more woke buds -- buzzwords than joy reid's on thanksgiving. can't believe that not -- joe biden did not put him in charge of nuclear waste. and he boasted that jaguar has 15 dei groups. the last time i checked pornhub there are not that many braces. but it is not just one dei group it is 15. this is evidence of the consequences of a competing but nonprofit-making gold. and none of them participate in the company's mission which is to make a great car that turns a profit. then with its own competing goal which is self-preservation, it only grows like a cancer within every company it inhabits. willing to bet that at jaguar where there are more dei administrators than car designers. i can't wait to see what the car looks like. want to bet it is an automatic that identifies as a stick? >> hear he is. >> greg: welcome tonight's guests! she once got drunk with jones! financial analyst heather zumarraga! his employees must wash their hands, chef and restaurant runner andrew gruel! and it to avoid thanksgiving arguments her family does not bring up do

light cases. >> i thought that the bud light effort was really very problematic because it was seen to their base, even though it was not intended that way. >> by most accounts, the activist robby starbuck is nowhere near finished with his campaign against dei initiatives. according to usa today. starbucks says he's preparing a new list of companies to target for the holiday season, declaring that his side is now winning the battle of public opinion on this issue. brian todd, cnn washington. >> okay we're going to talk a little bit more about this with cheyenne daniels. race and politics reporter for the hill. so cheyenne, i want to talk to you first about this rollback. yes, we're looking at walmart. brian was talking about several other companies. are they pulling back from what was called esg? right. environmental, social and governance kind of umbrella of values that corporations were leaning into. are they done with all of that or just the stuff being boycotted? >> you know, it's really interesting what we're seeing is them saying, you know we're no longer going to engage in ph

many more take the bus. >> are you ready, bud?ter: but today, 9-year-old callum johnson is doing both. instead of a seat on a yellow school bus, callum and his mom leslie are catching what's known as the bike bus. ♪ a pedal-powered convoy that blends family time with the morning commute. >> it's exciting. it's not just how we get to school, it's an event. >> reporter: the co-founder of the san francisco bike bus, luke bornheimer says the idea is to crank up the fun on the daily ride to school. >> kids don't want to sit in the back of a car and just be driven to school which is really borg boring and lonely. >> reporter: during the 1960s, 42% of school children walked or biked to school. today it's only 11%. the push to get them moving again is now shifting into high gear, and not just in san francisco. >> good morning, good morning! >> reporter: sam balto is an oregon teacher and the founder of bike bus world, an organization that helps others start their own riding groups. he says today there are more than 500 of these bike buses

light cases. >> i thought that the bud light effort was really very problematic because it was seenas a deep insult to their base, even though it was not intended that way. >> by most accounts, the activist robby starbuck is nowhere near finished with his campaign against dei initiatives. according to usa today, starbuck says he is preparing a new list of companies to target for the holiday season declaring that his side is now winning the battle of public opinion on this issue. >> alex. brian. todd, thank you so much for that report. coming up, the new proposal to get costly anti-obesity drugs covered for millions more senior citizens and lower income americans watch cnn's coverage of thanksgiving parades around the country with special appearances by chef bobby flay, t.i. >> andy grammer, and more john berman and erica hill host cnn: thanksgiving in america live coverage starts at eight on cnn. do you know what time it is? >> it's the medicare annual enrollment period for many of you. with medicare, this may be the only time of year you are eligible to enroll in a new medicare adv

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