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[ male announcer ] ost brewed coors light. the world's most refreshing beer! ♪ .issa: and now, to the fiscal cliff. things seem to take a 180 as news out of the white house indicated progress, made. earlier senator orrin hatch said both sides were about dal billion away from a deal. that sounds like a lot. in washington that is nothing, going over the cliff. we were looking more than 600 dal billion in tax increases and spending cuts. wall street was pleased what they heard today. the president is meeting with top ceos as we speak. make of that what you like. with his take, wyoming senator john barrasso. thanks for coming back to the show. we always appreciate your time. >> thank you, melissa. melissa: what do you think? are we getting closer? to me 23 dal billion, that is a little money. but to you guyuys that is coins in the couch cushion. >> i want to find a solution. i want us to get to an answer on this. some democrats said we should go over the fiscal cliff. i think that would be a mistake. i met earlier today with the same ceos that the president is meeting

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again, the reality is in any time you use coor's techniques more likely than not you are doing in on an innocent person who will then no doubt speak, say things, say things in a perhaps, that you wanted to say, and that will besmirch the whole intelligence gathering process because you will then thing, though, we actually got a terrorist emigrate. we should keep doing this. the mall we heard in the more he talks. meanwhile this is an innocent person who is. nonsense to get you to stop administering them. >> what are some of the frequent questions you get from the cadets here at the naval academy and interrogations? >> they tend to be practically minded folks and often want to know what actually works and actually does not work. i think many of them to not -- let me put it this way. there happy to hear that course of techniques are unreliable because they don't want to be asked to do those sorts of things. i think many of my may shipment are tough minded people, and they're willing to do difficult things to serve their country, but they hope this is not one of the things that would be

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most say coors, miller light, bluemoon also brands that should continue to make money.y consolidation, focus on pricing over volume and limited capex means brewers are becoming machines like tobacco. he's watching his stock portfolio go down each day and it's causing him to drink twice the amount of beer that he normally would watching hockey. so what's your favorite stock? not beer. >> all right. it's funny, because there have been many articles saying that people have consumed even more alcohol during the time in order to get them through. they had few comforts so they turned -- you don't want to do this at home necessarily, but they turned to alcohol, wine, and beer. >> i know i'm upset about this. i'm more inclined to grab a beer now with hockey over than i was before. >> i can see it. you're wearing a hideous shirt and tie combination. >> i don't even know how to take that. that's not even funny. her point, though, about beer stocks, i like budweiser, because the diverse lines -- so i'd go with budweiser over coors. >> pretty much twice in the last year or so. migh

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. ♪ john: we eat lots of peace in america and chicken, but what about coor's or zebra?hy don't we eat those? aren't the kind of like cows? some of you shudder at the idea, and it is illegal in some places like california and illinois. conventional wisdom says it is not right to eat a zebra or a water buffalo or a horse. so how many of you are repulsed or bothered by the idea and would not do our taste test? a few of you. okay. it is just wrong. well, that is bought, says the chef at beaver creek ranch in texas. beavercreek is a resort where guests pay to have zebra, water buffalo, and this cute animal. they eat what they kill command they eat it after it has been cut by the chef. so at their ranch people come for this. they are not squeamish. >> right. fourteen different varieties of animals. pick out which one you want to hunt for. the harvest the animal, bring it back and cook it. john: people say it tastes good. >> and it's better for you because it is leaner. i have been a chef for years. it beef from the grocery store verses cooking as zebra, if you cook it and put

seeing interesting numbers from coors. the stock gets slammed down 7%. >> what did you think of the numbers? a strong quarter they reported but the outlook is not strong at all. >> in the conference call they were able to list in a bit beforehand. talking about asia being good. talking about opening 50 stores. talking about the possibility of 45% comps. let's contrast that with jcpenney's comps. >> details. details. >> if you consolidate those -- >> shades of gray. >> you're terrible. >> interesting that depot really as melissa said left sandy out of the conversation. coors and sacs. >> you are brought up short. that flagship store is just a huge part of their business. they missed business. >> the tourists were not in town or they were trapped here in hotel rooms. and then also for the average consumer, if you are spending more money on plywood and generators and water, you may not be spending on that fur scarf or cashmere sweater or whatever it is you are buying at saks. >> the insurance companies really balking because