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let's talk with matt roberts, president and ceo of opentable.earn more about how his company is doing and where it's headed. mr. roberts, welcome back to "mad money." accelerated revenue growth real hard to come by this quarter. why? >> it's really a fulfillment of continuation of what we've been doing. adding best availability at the best restaurants. diners love it. it helps us add more restaurants. so it's just a natural growth there are tons of opportunities still left ahead of us. only 15% still reservations are online. >> now a lot of people have felt that it was only amount of time before a competitor has come in. but you spent a lot of money building a proprietary system. has anyone been able to try to dislodge it with any success? >> not really. we've had competition in the past. we'll have competition going forward. but we're really uniquely positioned because we are the largest network in the world, 30,000 restaurants and we seat so many diners. it's really -- we're in a unique position. >> what happens if yelp, because they are in pi

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robert is over here and matt. >> aren't we going to cut to the shot where the whole thing is done over. >> what is -- >> we con convenieveniently hav the filling already made. a little bit of parmesan, garlic, nutmeg. a touch of cream in the center. right into the oven. >> how long does that cook? >> that will cook for about 45 minutes at 350 degrees. >> john, we need you. >> or you could just hire a chef to do this. >> we're trying to caramelize these figs but the pan says error. >> what did you do? >> i didn't do anything? i put the figs on the sugar. >> and then it started leaking. >> what we're going to do in this case is cut to this beautiful dish that we have. >> that's what i would have done if it had been working right. >> michael actually did a great job with his. >> i sat on it. >> looks great. >> this is a chef, gentlemen. >> does he win for individual or for the whole team. >> you get a fork. thank you. you have won the contest. >> just dig in there. >> look at that. >> let's cut away. >> over here in our section, don't worry. to my pan that won't work. >> kevin kline is. [

it reminds me of the attention of the popular robert frost but we don't have that division in the same way you don't discover another rockwell matt, do you? >> you said in the war halted id think there were different rockwells for different people with sentimentality and makes me want to write another book i think his subjects were misunderstood during his lifetime he often painted people getting along the humanitarian side of america if you go look at the freedom of speech there will be a lot of years and eyes fragmentary because that painting is about looking and listening. why did i say that? because of the etf of community may be struck people in the '60s as sentimental but now at a time when the real from the government shut down and the pettiness of american politics we pnc that humanitarian ideals. i think he did like the idea of people coming together. he liked everyone to get along. look at the freedom of speech. that lincoln figure rising up he isn't wearing a wedding ring if he might be in integrity is new in town i know he is supposed to be greek or italian but uc the wedding ring their older and i think to me that is

it reminds me of the attention of the popular robert frost but we don't have that division in the same way you don't discover another rockwell matt, do you? >> you said in the war halted id think there were different rockwells for different people with sentimentality and makes me want to write another book i think his subjects were misunderstood during his lifetime he often painted people getting along the humanitarian side of america if you go look at the freedom of speech there will be a lot of years and eyes fragmentary because that painting is about looking and listening. why did i say that? because of the etf of community may be struck people in the '60s as sentimental but now at a time when the real from the government shut down and the pettiness of american politics we pnc that humanitarian ideals. i think he did like the idea of people coming together. he liked everyone to get along. look at the freedom of speech. that lincoln figure rising up he isn't wearing a wedding ring if he might be in integrity is new in town i know he is supposed to be greek or italian but uc the wedding ring their older and i think to me that is

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robert bourque form that will democrats will not be able to filibuster. so republicans while they publicly a this is terrible, privately they say wait till we're in power. >> representative mattgood for the gander. elise with regard to the press which quoted a former aide saying genie is out of the bottl bottle. >> i think it's certainly possible. everything is on the taken at this point now that we've made this change. that could change the workings of the senate if the filibuster is out for legislation. the bottom line for me right now in this administration is, with president obama's judicial nominees going through much more easily, is that going to have a major impact on his ability to implement his agenda? and certainly supporters would say yes. they say things like climate change regulations will face a lot less stringent scrutiny in some of these judicial nominees who have been appointed who are liberal who might not be activists but might eventually support president boep's agenda more than the alternative or certainly more than people who republicans would have appointed. i think there are major implications right now, but we're going to having to see whether the fil