let's bring in eric jackson. it live up to the hype? i'm hearing all the hype, and when i hear the hype, think of when china posts their gdp if numbers. i'm somewhat skeptical, but now i hear mark an degreesson lavishing praise on it, and i'm getting worried. >> you're right to be skeptical, charles. what they're saying is they've developed this -- llm in two years from nothing. and it only cost them $5.5 million. when we've got the openais of the world and all the biggest american players, you know, raising billions and billions of dollars. so you're kind of scratching your head wondering, like, how is this happening? but you can't argue with the results, and when mark andreessen tweeted this at pour in the morning and says this is legit, this is a as good as what we're seeing from the latest chatgpt, that's like an uppercut to the chin, charles, that makes the knees buckle. and i guarantee you if mark andreessen sees this as legit, he spent a lot of time with the president down in mar-a-lago leading up to the in

eric jackson. congratulations, my man.] you know, i gotta tell ya, when this kind of stuff happens, i was watching a financial network about two weeks ago, and they were comparing young men buying quantum computing stocks with gambling addictions and suicide. i think it's the new twist on dumb money p right? every time something does well, it feel like wall street and their counterparts in the media try to beat it down. what are your thoughts? >> hey, charles, i gotta give kudos to you for shining the spotlight on this space, helping so many of your viewers make some money in this space. i totally disagree with that point of view that you just mentioned because i think that's sour grapes from people that weren't looking in the places that to you and your viewers were looking in terms ofen quantum. and sort of sour grapes. here's the deal, while institutions have been talking about an a.i. bubble for the longest time, i've really struggled to see how even nvidia or other public stocks have been in a bubble. they really have

, call me of south dakota, eric dirksen of illinois, charles potter of michigan, there were three democrats on the committee as well, john mccullough of arkansas, henry jackson of washington, and stuart symington of missouri. those hearings lasted from february of '53, to march of 1954. the reports came out beginning in january of 1954. what can you tell us about the other members of the committee? that they agree with senator mccarthy? were they eager to be on this committee and do this investigation? >> well, you have to understand the context of governor affairs committee and the permanent subcommittee under investigations. governor affairs committee was not the most desirable committee for members to be on. it was sort of a place where newer members, first-time members would end up serving, because more experienced, more senior members would want to be on higher profile committees. the interesting thing about the makeup of the committee, particularly that permanent subcommittee, which did the actual investigations and held the hearings was that all of them, except for one, were first-time members, including mccarthy himself, was still in his first term.

eric murray, pick six. touchdown. >> texans. >> second and goal. no sack. >> quick throws. someone's got to win one on one. >> jacksons on the run. >> caught. touchdown. >> big play here. trying to go up top for it. >> he wants to run for it. >> jim he wants to go get it with his legs. he's trying to find he wasn't there. >> so now he's got to throw it deep to the end zone. and is that caught. >> yes. ty johnson scrapes it off the ground above the ground for the touchdown. throw here. picks up good adjustment. and a catch by gordon who runs over his man. still on his feet. and he scores from 37 to send washington to the final eight. the washington commanders are the only angers in. he drank their way to the divisional round. >> those were some of the biggest moments from the nfl's wild card weekend. a lot of happy washington commanders fans, even in this room at this hour, because the commanders get their first playoff win since 2006, beating the tampa bay buccaneers last night on a walk off field goal. you just saw that bounced in off the upright. the commanders will face the detroit lions in the divisional round, a

eric murray, pick six. touchdown. >> texans second and goal. >> no sack. quick throws. someone's got to win one on one. >> jacksonds throws on the run. >> caught. touchdown. >> big play here. trying to go up top for it. >> he wants to run for it. >> jimmy he wants to just go get his legs. he's trying to find he wasn't there. >> so now he's got to throw it deep to the end zone. and is that caught. >> yes. ty johnson scrapes it off the ground above the ground for the touchdown. throw it here. quick nearside good adjustment and a catch by gordon who runs over his man still on his feet. and he scores from 37 to send washington to the final eight. the washington cup. here's off the upright and it is in. he finds their way to the divisional round. >> the sound of a dynasty doink! and it goes in. those are some of the biggest moments from the nfl's wild card weekend. the washington commanders get their first playoff victory since 2006, beating the bucks last night on a walk off field goal that bounced in off the upright. the commanders are going to be facing the detroit lions and the divisional round. commanders, we har