is it c, cabot?rk named cabot has been detected in waters near the long island white is named after the named after the florida john cabot. >> tucker: i could think white cheddar but not great white shark. kennedy, seven points. that's the highest point total in the history of final exam. >> oh, my gosh, that's amazing. >> tucker: janice dean, this does not diminish in any way your goodness as a person or our profound and undying love for you so thank you very much. >> by the way, this would have been a win-win. if janice would have won this whole thing i would've celebrated her greatness. >> tucker: cabot? that was good. we have an erik wemple mug for you. it's on the way. maybe you will get a whole set of them. >> interoffice mail. >> tucker: interoffice mail. we will send it. >> can i come back? >> tucker: of course, you can come back. we showedac you how the jesse watters effortlessly destroyed countless final exam challengers but someone was finally able to beat him in one of the stormiest final

much. >> if janice would have won this whole thing i would've celebrated her greatness. >> tucker: cabotat was good. we have an erik wemple monk for you. it's on the way. office mail. we will send it. of course you can come back. we showed you how the jesse watters effort at least he destroyed countless final exam challengers but someone was finally able to beat him. one of the storm's final exams of all time. who was it? we will show you as our special continues next. >> tucker: welcome back to our final exam special. as you just saw earlier this hour, what jesse watters unstoppable for much of the ye year. we need a real hurricane as a contender, if you catch our drift, someone who can blow waters away. finally, we found him. here it is. >> this week's first contestant is the chief meteorologist here at fox, our friend, rick. the question is, how much does he know about things that are not the weather? we are about to find out as he takes on to sandy and champion, he is the cohost of the five, the cohost of waters word, graduate of hartford, connecticut, jesse watters, everyone. everyo

joining me, cabot. >> great to see you.give a big slight to christmas. >> this is symptom of allowing pcpolice to have such power in our culture, when they set standard we'll remove thin thino society that could potentially offend people. trish: they call it something different. >> to sanities things to -- sanitize things. i want interested to hear what the holiday carolls will sound like. every time you bow down to outraged mom or change the name or say to people who are offended, we'll give you what you want. you are incentivizing this for the future. it dangerous. trish: for example when i was in new york city, you have a christmas tree in the lobby and a mi menorah in the lobby, no oe said the hanukkah candle or something different. or just the candle if you want to sanitize it and the free. tree, it seems wild. not to mention, if a holiday tree. who know is is jewish might want to' that tree, is symbolizes christmas, this is a christmas tree. >> and you are implying it is a holiday of some kind. i know if they say we'r

joining me, campus reform, editor in chief, cabot phillips, i had to say it to myself out loud, makeing that is the most bland pledge, it is heart felt but it is inclusive to all people. >> yeah. what could be more inclusive than phrase liberty and justice for all, that is unique to our country, we guarantee rights to all people, student after student, stood up and said that pledge is giving support to a government that is on that is tg people on a daily basis. irony, they can say that without faces consequence from the government shows this is not a oppressive government, look at hong kong, they will see real college students that are facing oppression from the government,nese students have the nerve. you are viewing world through your own privilege, they don't realize it. david: go to cuba or venezuela, try this there. there was one person in the recording, who was talking about figure heads that is, that this government is just a bunch of figure heads who pretend to be rerepresentatives do they have y concept of what it is like to live where there really are figure heads? >> they

thanks cristina great assignment if you haven't about to the cabot space and cabot space and scienceter you ned to go. sal i don't know if you took your kids we have field trips and they have great memorabilia there. >> it is great. let's break down the traffic this morning. >>> it might be confusing for you it could be foggy and northbound 101 a showdown driving into san jose. but on a day like today, there's a lot of good alternate routes. north wound 101 is getting better but 280 is the best bet knot west valley because it's holiday for lot of people and the only slow down was on 101 so use 280 instead. san mateo bridge traffic continues to look very good. no major issues on interstate 880. we have slow downs but since it's veterans day and a lot of federal and state workers, in fact most of those workers do not have to go it's a better day for you driving anywhere in the bay. the fog that was here steve at the toll plaza you saw that, it's gone. >>> i think a breeze picked up, sal. that takes care of it. pretty good gusts in the higher elevations with you it looks like some has m

cabot phillips. thanks for joining us this morning.y i got a conservative who got a grade a across the board. i'm not holding my breath. cabot phillips. see you soon. >>> how about google? more headaches. not about profits. this time about sexual harrassment and misconduct. the employees are not happy about how the company handled a couple cases. i will give you my take next. we'll be joined by mike roe he had a show, dirty jobs. he talks about the people who he encounters. you have to guess who he is talking about. he doesn't reveal it until the end of the hour. that will be the third hour. we'll roll into it after this. ♪ >>i'm searching for info on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. wasted time is wasted opportunity. >>exactly. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. see, you just >>oh, this is easy. yeah, and that's >>oh, just what i need. courses on options trading, webcasts, tutorials. yeah. their award-winning content is tailored to fit your investing goa

trish: cabot thank you, a big show tomorrow night, with continental man doug collins. kennedy: ima one woman journalism school, welcome. happy impeachment hearings eve everyone. house intelligence committee adam schiff, the ring leader gets 45 minutes. talking about whistleblower, or the bidens, telling fellow democrats, the house is an impeachment inquiry and committee will not serve as venues to further investigate sham into bidens. u.s. elect interference that president trump pressed ukraine to undertake for his political benefit. but house republicans have their own new playbook for the showdown. g.o.p. staffers detailed their president trump defense strategy. this is going to be interesting, key points. one, july 25 phone call summary shows no evidence of pressure on president of ukraine, and trump and ukraine president have said there was no pressure. and three, the ukrainians were not aware that u.s. military aid was being withheld, how dumb are they? >> and military aid of the approved to go to ukraine anyway. no harm, no foul, that number 5, with the brouhaha

should be learning at american university's, to weigh in on that, editor in chief at campus reform, cabot> to see students come out and say the pledge of allegiance represents an oppressive government. student after student got up at the meeting and that we should not have to take a pledge because we are pledge of allegiance to an oppressive country and oppressive government. the fact they had the privilege to go out and say how oppressive the government is shows how wonderful our country is in the first place that you can criticize our government without having to have any fear of retribution. and how oppressive having to say the pledge is you are blinded by your own privilege and they don't see their own privilege in that statement, they don't see the american privilege, the fact that globally it is not a common thing to be able to criticize your own government and that is a beautiful thing we have in america. no one is saying you should be forced to say the pledge. mandatory patriotism is not patriotic at all but you should be up to take at least a few seconds out of the day to look ba

there's unsoldroduce from whole foods, scraps and whey from a cabot butter plant, and spent grain fromocal brewery. >> inside the digester it's about a million gallon tank. it's heated to 105 degrees and inside there are tiny microbes. >> reporter: microbes from these cow's digestive tracks and the rotting food produce methane, which is usually released into the atmosphere, aying a role in climate change. but here, when the gas is captured, it's stored in these big black bubbles, and melnick it. actually generate power from >> we produce a megawatt of electricity every ur. >> reporter: so how much is that? >> enough to power the digester and the dairy farm, our houses and outbuildings out here, and we still have 90% of our electricity left over to be put >> reporter: and ter 90%, it powers some of the businesses that send their food waste to the digesters. it also powers two local towns. they're able to purchase it at a 10% to 1 discount. >> we are getting about $100,000 in savings. >> reporter: the digesters are built and run by a company called vanguard renewables. the company pays f

both theodore roosevelt and senator henry cabot lodge thought he was the greatest orator in america at that time. there were some skeptics, however, who thought he was just a gabby irishman. sadly, we have no video of him, so there's no way to prove that. most importantly, he was a significant influence on churchill's own developing speaking skills. churchill said of him, "he was my model. from him i learned to hold thousands enthralled." churchill returned to the united states, and for the second time in 1900, which was his first visit to washington, d.c., in those in five years, he had begun to make his fame as a war correspondent and soldier in india, the sudan, and most famously in south africa during the war, where he was captured by the bores, escaped, and wrote a series of books and articles about it. in fact, just before he came to the united states, towards the end of 1900, he himself was elected to parliament. he was only 25. he remained a member for most of the time until he retired 64 years later. this second visit, which did include the second visit to washington had a par

both theodore roosevelt and senator henry cabot lodge thought he was the greatest or or in america at the time. there were some skeptics who thought he was just a gaby irishman. we have no video so there's no way to prove that. he was a instant influence on churchill's own developmental speaking skills. churchill said from him, i've earned to hold thousands in -- enthralled. churchill returned to the united states for the second time in 1900, which was his virs visit to warked in those ensuing five years he had begun to make his fame as a war correspondent and soldier in india and sudan and most famously in south africa during the boar wars. he was captured by them, escaped and wrote a series of books and articles about it. towards the end of 1900 he himself was elected to parliament. he was only 25. most of thea member time until he retired 50 years later. the second visit to washington had a particular purpose. as churchill himself said -- "i come to the united states to pursue period of time, not pleasure. the profit was to come from the series of speeches all around the united sta

white house for the release of the latest transcript of the closed-door hearing this time of george cabote department official. we are digging through it and see what the white house has to say in twitter may be the first place we get it. let's go back to gillian turner now who is reporting live through the whole thing. i understand you have dug up among other things some information about something that nobody had heard of and headlines all the time now, what can you tell us? >> that's why i wanted to flag it for you. we're hearing a lot in the headlines lately about charisma holding this, it's a company that has been on the firing line for president trump from lots of republicans here on the hill. they are upset about the fact that a former biden sons had a beefy paycheck to do so while joe biden was serving as a vice president. in this newly released testimony now, we are getting some insight into how the company itself is viewed in the ukraine so i'm going to redo that now. this is what kent said. he said the company which is actually a major player thanks to all the licenses he grant

remember that cabot came over to visit us ibm just hired him.alize that my dad was running his own underground railroad operation at ibm. i think, i hope, that i would have been slick enough to do something like that. in keeping with the book, which is about my relationship with my dad. i'm gonna do a spoiler alert and tell you about the story. so now i graduated from college it's time to take the ibm and streaks exam. the first plate type place i had to is that dresser drawer. guess what is no longer there? when i go to my dad i said what? what examination questions? you don't need it and exam questions you are smart enough to take it. i was smart enough to take it. one of the things that talk about you will see in the book is this conflict father and son, always that tension there. my dad was always trying to see if he was better than me if it was better than him. i didn't do as well as he did on the ibm entrance exam and i heard about it for the rest of his life. it's a funny way of simply saying, i hope i could have been as aware as he was a

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stuart: cabot phillips, you're right. see you soon. football coach lou holtz joins us later in the show. i wonder what he says about the yale harvard game interrupted like that, over an hour. >>> you heard my editorial at top of the hour on bloomberg. "bloomberg news" will not do any investigative pieces on michael bloomberg but they will keep on investigating president trump. media watcher howard kurtz joins us later to discuss precisely that. more homes for sale signs on homes owned by baby boomers. the journal reports by 2037, 1/4 of housing stock will be vacated by seniors. so who is going to buy them. we're all over it. what a story. >>> it is the holiday season, it is time for elf on the shelf. anyone with younger children knows the power of elf on the shelf. the owner of elf on the shelf joins us next. ♪. (chime) (shaq) magenta? i hate cartridges! not magenta! not magenta. i'm not going back to the store. magenta! cartridges are so... (buzzer) (vo) the epson ecotank. no more cartridges. it comes with an incredible amount of ink

among names leading energy to the down side, cabot oil and gas.despite another update for oil prices, trying to close higher the fourth time in five days underperformance, carl, in the energy sector. back downtown to you guys at the new york stock exchange. >> dom, thanks. >>> a strong debut for alibaba in hong kong shares jumped almost 7% in the world's largest listing so far this year. company raises more than $11 billion in the offer, which comes despite unrest and pro-democracy protests in hong kong not the number, david, some were thinking they might get, but the fact they pulled it off in that town given the year they've had says something >> given unrest, it was questionable they would try to list at this time, despite that they wanted to create a local listing. what's interesting about alibaba, it trades here and has for years. most consumer basis located the -- base is located there. those are perhaps the constituents for the shareholder base that no business is doing >> intelligence group and wisdom of crowds. meantime, the most watched

observing as we sit in these august chambers from the storied committee above which the ghost of henry cabot lodge no doubt looks down, i feel compelled to the distinguished senator from virginia is choosing to mock me for his nationals beating my astros last night in game six back in houston. [laughter] sen. cruz: i will only say that there is a virtue to patience. and at this time tomorrow, one of the other of us will be on the losing side of a wager and wearing the colors of the winning team, so i look forward to hopefully to 24 hours from now my good friend. >> i can't wait to see how that comes out either way. sen. cruz: congratulations on your nomination, mr. sullivan. i'm not sure what you did at state to merit being sent to siberia, but congratulations nonetheless. i have every confidence you will perform ably in this new role. let's talk about some different aspects of russia. russia, as you know, has a the long history of using energy as a weapon. and one of the tools i believe poses a real threat for strengthening russia, for weakening europe, and for weakening america is the nort