neutrogena®. >> bueller? bueller?years ago today, ferris bueller. >> he's sick. >> cut class. he became a pop culture icon. on june 11th, 1986, ferris bueller's day off was released. >> this is my ninth sick day this semester. it's getting tough coming up with new illnesses. >> the movie had a strong opening weekend and received mixed reviews from the critics. it quickly became a cult classic because it's a fantasy many could identify with. they told cbs news while promoting the film. >> its popularity has not faded as the years go past. hundreds of people showed up for ferris fest. per are it blows my mind how much we love these timeless characters. >> so timeless in fact the library of congress added it to the national film ridgistry in 2014. >> this is a dummy on ferris bueller's day off. >> it has been in countless shows and movies. >> anyone? anyone? bueller? >> you are still here? it's over. go home. >> and even by first ladies. >> find the joy in life because as ferris bueller said on his day off, life moves pr

. >> bueller? bueller?ing to start at the end of the movie, which you can't see. the last line of ferris beuler may be the most iconic. ebl finish the quote, life moves pretty fast, if you don't stop and look around once in a while, you will -- >> you can miss it. >> you're the only one that's seen the movie. >> okay. >> this is just me. >> today is all about dylan. >> go ahead. >> brian? >> you have a bid in this? >> they got it right. >> one after them. zeror >> baby dryer. >> among the wardrobe choices. what sports team does he rep on his jersey? >> bueller. >> you don't have choices? >> the chicago bears. >> the chicago cubs? >> no. that's an incorrect answer. you want to hear the choices? >> you can't ask me. >> i'll hear the choices. >> chicago cubs. detroit red wings? dallas cowboys. >> red wings. >> nailing it. >> the number on the back is 9. >> wow. >> a bonus question. >> i only know what's on the cards. three, audio question. >> have you seen "ferris beuler"? >> i watched it last night. it wasn't

they did so much in chicago, it was like ferris bueller's day off.hey are calling for more gun control laws because chicago is one of the most violent cities in the country, and it has the most stringent gun laws, like the regulations aren't helping at all. wow, really making their case for them. joe, i don't think if i were planning this thing, i wouldn't go to a place where gun control has bean total failure and point to the fact that maybe we need more gun control. >> maybe they will have a day of action that does something. it's all -- they are going to go there and talk about an ar rifles and stuff like that. they might as well be talking about cross bows and slap jacks. that's not what's killing people in chicago. so it's ridiculous. this goes to show. if people have serious about gun control and preventing deaths and even the black lives matter movement. that's where they should be. wherever you find a lot of black people dying, they are in democratic cities with they are doing stunts like this. kennedy: it's a dishonest conversation and it pr

a memorable scene from the movie ferris bueller's day off as a high school teacher thing struggling to get some response from his taste students. let's look at what that really look like from over 30 years ago. [begin video clip] >> in 1930, the republican-controlled house of representatives in an effort to alleviate -- anyone? anyone? the depression. in an effort to collect more revenue for the federal government. does anyone know the effects? it did not work and the united states sank deeper into the great depression. [close video clip] brian: did you write that by the way? betty: don wrote that one, he loved that movie and remembered it very well. we joke a lot in the office. particularly when you get things like holley smoot. you get all these bills with names attached to them and people often get the names wrong and mixed up. we often hear the name wrong. the real stories behind these pieces of legislation have been lost through history. so people just remember the names but they can never get them quite right. in this case, he was trying to take a very serious issue and try to ma

as ferris bueller said, i'm not european. i don't planan to be european ad i think we're all set.onnell: you know a thing or two about that. >> ben, with all due respect i think you're a little bit too optimistic because if the eu goes and euro goes we do have major wordwide problems unless we have a backstop. i just want to echo what charlie said, because i thought it was very prescient. if we have model for growth -- connell: charlie gasparino? >> yes. before he left. expanding a little bit on that. if we have a model for growth, all these issues go away. the u.s. economy is not doing so well, for one thing. even janet yellen said she doesn't know how the u.s. economy is going. if she doesn't know what the best researchers in the world no one knows. you can't say it is doing well. one thing you can say though is if europe and the united states and the west in general picks up the ball on infrastructure, i am so worried about having a grid that is circa 19th century. the chinese could turn out the lights almost anytime they want. that's scary stuff. we need to spend -- >> that ha