see he set up jack jones and then made the inside move. ehlinger made the decision to throw it to the outside >> second and 10. from the 28 of usc. gallagher. sets up in the pocket. bottled up. throws on the move. and incomplete. >> jordan. >> the intended receiver and that brings up third down and long. >> you know against man coverage, which usc is playing here. you have to get guys running across the field. slam passes. drag routes. >> they get someone across the field they will have space >> the receiver at the bottom of your screen. you would expect gallagher would throw it to them. third and 10. here comes the blitz. gallagher. he looks for johnson. that was high. it is incomplete. >> and that will make it fourth down and 10 at the 28. that ball was just airmailed. good timing johnson ran a great route. he was open, but the ball was overthrown. texas called a time out they have one remaining. >> for the offensive coordinator of texas and tom herman you have to expect that usc is going to pressure here. you have a true freshman. you'v

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$2 trillion in market value since donald trump's election according to an analyst at s&p dow jones indices. jack how from barrenness -- jack, you don't think the tax-cut is priced into the market? is that what you said before the show? >> i i look at high tax companies in the s&p 500. they shot ahead after election day when people from corporate tax cut by coming, now they are giving back those gains and they are not banking on these tax cuts. chances are looking better, it is anecdotal but the president has not had a train wreck tweet in something like the weeks. >> commander killjoy of the chief of staff is imposing more, if the president can get focus republicans can too. try and top that. >> 2500, if you see some sort of tax reform or very good dinner tonight, feed them lobster and caviar, chocolate cake and the s&p above 2500 we can see support at those levels if we gets in tax reform from tonight's dinner. >> what i heard so far, and tax reform, first things they talked about was infrastructure. tied to it, bringing money back, getting back to that partnership in the infrastructure, well p

listen again to jack who is on the phone, luke jones is from key largo florida which is the far most northern key. >> we are putting stuff in piles so people can get through the roads. >> what was it like to write out the storm and key largo? we heard from mr. garcia, it must've been treacherous and scary for you as well. >> it's not my first hurricane but this was probably the one -- i was three during andrew, this is the one that i remember that was probably the worst. the only way i can describe it, a lot of people in florida know of disney world and space mountain and being inside space mountain constantly for about ten hours. that's what it felt like, things rushing by, one of the palm trees fell down. there are a bunch of railings that are bent over, hearing noises in the middle of the night, we are all boarded up, you can't really see anything, it's an unknown factor. a bunch of wind, a bunch of win wind. my house is all concrete, we are in a three-story building, the first story is our garage, it received some flooding from the storm surge. about 14 inches, in the backyard we

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i should go because i was with other individuals like victoria, kia jones, randy ross, jack, and scottrowds, right? patting each other on the back and preaching to the choir. which is great but we don't take this energy back home. we don't help out with our local gop. i come from a large city of ovr 250,000 people and 5 50 people show up to these meetings. 50 people. i vice-chairman because on the second person who showed up in my district. hey, scott. liberals, they might not work. they might be lazy. they might hate everything, but somehow they packed their meeting. they get values the together every time trump sneezes wrong. do you not understand what we are up against? so if you're going to leave this rally and not support your local gop, this rally means nothing. now, i'm sure many of you heard my message before many of you still complained about the so-called establishment of the gop and the rhinos. i've heard many people say they will not support the gop. but do you not understand the government and the gop is for the people, by the people, and of the people? so folks, remember

cowboys are planning a protest even though their owner jerry jones has warned ♪ going to stand for that martha? >> martha: here now to debate jackand former navy seal carl higbie. welcome. good to have both 6 you with us tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> martha: what do you make of that part of the story that ed henry just told that's alejandro villanueva has so much support that he had the highest selling jersey today in t-shirts and everything, clearly, you know, demonstration that people supported him coming out of that tunnel, even though the rest of his team did not? >> i don't disagree with that comment. i had think his team supports him as well. i don't think no one does not support him. let's call it as it is. the reason why you saw over 200 plus players take a knee and the reason why you saw the entire national football league rally together in unity is not because they're going against the national anthem it's because they are going against a president that called them sons of pitches. let's be direct and take it on as it is. let's not make it on to a different issue. the national football league and its players sup

jack in the box. >>> the jimmy kimmel live concert series, presented by mercedes-benz of. >> jimmy: i would like to thank michael keaton. van joneslbum, walk into a storm. it comes out friday. here is the song, "time's always leaving." the lone bellow! ♪ ♪ time's always leaving heading out my door saying goodbye pacing my floor i can't seem to tell♪ ♪ her but i wish she would stay time's always leaving let her go on her way time's always leaving♪ ♪ never takes off her coat packing her bags never leaving a note seems i'm always♪ ♪ believing she'll stay for the night time's always leaving before i can tell her to stay stay i'm not through♪ ♪ with her yet i'm afraid of the morning morning and i dread the sunset time's always leaving♪ ♪ sneaking peeks at her watch always whispering sweet little lies 'bout her thoughts♪ ♪ always saying everything's gonna be alright but time and time again i give up the fight and♪ ♪ tell her to stay stay i'm not through with her yet i'm afraid of the♪ ♪ morning morning and i dread the sunset oh time won't you stay you're all i've got left♪ ♪ i'm a man on my knees man on my knees begging you please begg

jack white and will be out on tour this summer with jamie lidell. his band dmd have a breakthrough self-titled record that drops next month. daru jonesu -- [ cheers and appe all right, moving on. a "shakespeare in the park" production of "julius caesar", in which caesar resembled president trump, wrapped up it's run this sunday. conservatives around the country were up in arms about it. and last week, multiple performances were interrupted by protesters who rushed the stage. including one who said they did it to, quote, "protect the president's life." which brings us to a segment we call "really!?! with seth and amy." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> really? really, protester? now, let me get this right. you waited in line to get tickets to a play you already hated, and then you watched it for three hours and then you ran on stage to protest. but not the president, but president from getting pretend stabbed with a fake knife? really!? [ light laughter ] >> seth: really? >> i commend you. you know, if you want to change this country you just can't sit around your house yelling at the tv. you have to get out there and yell at a play. [ lau

johnston, who was there at the lee harvey oswald shooting, when jack ruby shot lee harvey oswald, november of 1963. frank was also at the jim jones suicide massacre. he was a stringer for the united press international for several years but spent a lot of years as a staff photographer for the "washington post." began in around 1968. eric draper was another eric one. draper was the only official white house photographer for george w. bush. eric's work -- he also worked as a staff photographer for the "seattle times." the "albuquerque tribune." and also for the associated press. his work is particularly noteworthy because of the vantage point that he had covering 9/11, right out of the white house. we also have darrel, who was a stringer for upi, associated press, and was important as a photographer covering the carter administration. carter never had an official white house photographer. he has the images we would have normally got through a white house photographer. then we have lucian perkins, a two-time pulitzer prize winner. he is a proud graduate of the university of texas at austin. for 27 years, he was a staff photographer