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a, jordan spieth, b, jack nicklaus, c, phil mickelson or d, arnold palmer. >> i'm going with b or c.ith a. >> the correct answer is phil mickelson. >> oh, wow. >> this is the forbes list, the highest paid athletes, this list just came out. in golf you have your clubs in the bag, fill in the blank. you're not allowed to carry more than blank clubs in your bag. >> my husband is not going to be happy. i have no idea. >> you're not allowed to carry more than blank clubs in your bag. the answer is b. >> i guess i do know. >> do you know how many sfronlgty it sfronlg strokes penalty it is for extra clubs? >> two? >> look at that. >> the big money question, if you walk around an 18-hole golf course, we always hear about the great exercise, roughly how many calories would you burn? a, 500, b, 1,000, c, 1,500, and d, 2,000. >> 18 holes. i'm going with a thousand. >> i'll go with, i don't know, a thousand. >> the answer is not 1,000. 2,000 calories. >> wow, that's amazing. >> but it doesn't count if you're riding in the cart having a sandwich and drink or two. >> no. the 116th u.s. open taking

player or in his context babe ruth or gretzky a hockey player or jim brown or michael jordan or tiger woods or jack nicholas at their respective best, you could argue that. but nobody had the combination of factors that bob and david just eluded to, and the global reach and the charm and the beauty and the magnetism, the combination of all these things. the others we've mentioned, and there are others beyond that, may have been as committed to social activism in their own way. may have had their own talents but they only had pieces of that puzzle. >> rose: they were never called on to make the sacrifice that they were called on to make in terms of in his prime, and not knowing if he would ever set foot in a boxing ring again. and maybe set foot in a cell somewhere. >> i think quite simply he was the perfect creation of his time. this is the war, the-- he won his first championship ten years after brown v board. he came up in segregated louisville. he was the exemplar of that very flawed america that was going through hell at that time. and then he tops it off by becoming an individual who went you

if you think about more recent figures, people like tiger woods, jack nicklaus, you know, michael jordan, none of them rise to the point where everybody in the world is aware that people in china, people in brazil, you know, but that was muhammad ali. and it was something that you mentioned a moment ago, it's something that was mentioned in the press conference. he was a citizen of the world in that sense. he was a global figure. and as such, people who came to him, i think, fed off of his energy and his energy and his skill and his beauty and his poetry. i think reinforced in him that he was on a mission. when i last was speaking with him. i remember him saying to me, you know, i was expressing you know, regret over the parkinson's and the like. he was pretty clear that he thought, you know with all the boxing, all the thing really was a precursor to him being able to work as a humanitarian and someone who was a bridge to the world. >> to that end, you know one of the things really quickly, juan, is that many know about his stellar career in the ring. but it's that life after he retired

jack family. taste it before it's gone. >> trevor: welcome back. it's a well-known fact around "the daily show" offices that jordanpper loves a happy ending. he can't get enough of them, people. but sadly his happy endings can be hard to come bay as we see in the next unstawment of the ongoing series. >> at inaugural segment of jordan's happy endings, we travel to illinois to celebrate a couple who won $250,000 only to find out they weren't going to be based illinois was on a budget. at the time the budget was held hostage by governor bruce roner and a dead locked state legislature. they've had almost a year to get their (bleep) together so i headed back to oglesby to get my happy ending. danny, susan. >> hi, jordan! >> did you get paid? >> yes. >> hit it! ♪ >> short but satisfying. that's my happy ending. >> it's not. >> what? >> they still don't have a budget. social services -- >> i'll ask inside, just -- great. this happy ending is going to take longer than usual. okay, so why aren't you happy? >> all human services programs are being cut and it's an absolute disaster. >> so they did fix the lottery. the probl