it's probably my kids' breakfast cereal in the mornings, so, a, kellogg company. it in. >> we can only be hopeful. here we go. >> let's ask the wall if the answer is kellogg. yes, it is! the kellogg company. >> yes! yes, yes. >> that ball turns green. let's drop that and try to get it into $1 million. >> let's see if we can get you up to $2.2 million. >> go to the million. go right. go right. go right. go right. right, right, right, right, right, right. right. right. 300, 400. yes. yes! yes! yes! >> nice. nice. >> yes! >> i went to high five you, but i missed because i'm a dopey white guy. there you go, right. okay. okay. >> there is a lot of money right now on "the wall" for you. your total stands at $1,650,111. so it's now time for shantell to make a very massive decision. this is what's on the table for shantell. this is a guarantee. in here. let's figure out what the guaranteed money looks like. we start with the freefall amount. $75,001. that was great. she got three questions right, so $20,000 for each of those. that means if she signs on the dotted line, yo

bush who endorsed hillary clinton in fact in the campaign, and was formerly the head of kellogg, a global company, so you know how companies and how other nations also respond to this. what is the practical impact of the president now, pulling back on tpp? >> well, on tpp, there are, as you mentioned, this is very good news for china, because they're essentially creating an area, a trade area in the asia-pacific with about 13 countries, and that will be china's area, without the u.s., without the u.s. dollar, and unless we have a way of getting in there, our companies could be shut out. so if the president wants bilaterals, okay, bilaterals, but let's get on with it. my understanding is that japan is not very interested in a bilateral, but there other countries, malaysia, thailand, but we've got to move forward. they're already building roads from china all the way down getting ready for their asia-pacific area. >> and in trying to isolate china also by what he did with taiwan, with the call, not just accepting the call but the language that he used about the one china policy and raising question

signatories included food giants general mills, kellogg's, campbell's soup and mars, apparel companies v.f. corporation, nike, and other corporations like due month, monsanto, and johnson & johnson. i would like unanimous consent to enter the business facts low carbon u.s.a. letter at the end of my remarks. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. whitehouse: and i hope president-elect trump will heed the call of the leaders of the business community. closing word. secretary of state kerry, in addition to providing great leadership through this, he has also started doing something that i know is precious to him and that is important to me and many of our colleagues, and that is to give oceans the global attention that they deserve. in september, more than 90 countries convened here in washington for the our ocean conference. nations, nonprofit organizations, fowngz, big corporations all came together pledging over $5 billion for marine consequencevation and committing to protect more than 1.5 million square miles of ocean. secretary kerry secured the legacy of this our oceans conf

laughter ) well, after getting a lot of backlash, kellogg's has announced they are pulling their ads from breitbart because it didn't align with the companyeally? the makers of frosted flakes doesn't agree with breitbart? you think they'd love a bright orange cartoon who promises to make the country grrrrrreat! ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: play it, tommy! play it, tommy! >> stephen: in response to kellogg's pulling ads, breitbart said they were sorry to see a valued advertiser go and would work to try to repair the relationship in the future. just kidding! they actually published this article title, "#dump kellogg's: breakfast brand blacklists breitbart, declares hate for 45,000,000 readers" and went on to say "if you serve kellogg's products to your family, you are serving up bigotry at your breakfast table." bigotry? come on. cereal is not bigotry. other than, obviously, lucky charms. that leprechaun is magically offensive! that trix rabbit's weird, too. keep him away from the kids. here's some happy news. someone committed a crime and got away with it. i have to admit, i'm kind of excited about this story. there's a guy here in manh

company that supported him. i don't know where it goes. but i also think the boycott thing is pretty interesting. we have breitbart calling for a boycott of kelloggfter kellogg decided not to advertise on them. people can spend their money however they want. but i do think it is a whole new day went when the president ofe united states decides to champion individual companies or criticize them. >> bret: jonah, is up one of these things, just get over it? >> well, i want to cut the baby in half year. i think that the stuff with tweeting about ford and carrier and boeing, that is actually, i think i'm a quite bad. i think that is selling out companies, terrifying companies, threatening them with low stock price, even when you to each stuff that is not true. i think it is a bad way to go. i see this as different. i think mara is right, the boycott against l.l. bean was stupid. it's an example of the left trying to politicize everything. i don't blame donald trump for wanting to throw some support to l.l. bean to this lady forgetting his back. at the same time, the problem with this, i don't blame drum. this is a counterpunch kind of thing, it wasn't

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