but for natives, nobody landed on plymouth rock. because it wasn't called plymouth rock.ople of this country. and again, at standing rock, they're not fighting for their water, they're fighting for all of our water. now it's our turn to finally fight for them. ♪ ♪ >>> on this show, we're talking about muslims and arabs. that's how i can tell i'm in the bay area. that's not -- yeah. that's not the reaction that i tend to get in other parts of this country. we're talking about muslims and arabs. wham! [ laughter ] got to be honest, i'm super nervous about this episode because it's important to me that it's right. it's important that it puts the right message out there. i have friends that are muslims and arabs. it's important to separate that.

the liquor cabinet was bone dry so i hit plymouth rock bottom and made a martini out of purell and olivedience ews ] this next thanksgiving teen slang term is very, very popular among teens who listen to public radio. [ light laughter ] it's called all wings considered. [ laughter ] it means when the turkey is so dry it should have its own show on npr. [ laughter and applause ] for example, mom's turkey was so overcooked this year, i had to carve it with this american knife. [ laughter ] also, the giblet gravy was terry gross. [ laughter ] #allwingsconsidered. [ applause ] moving on. our next teen slang term is macy's thanksgiving day parade. here's the definition. your bloated gas-filled relatives who hover in the air during thanksgiving. [ laughter ] for example, don't go to the kitchen, my huge cousins are floating around the leftovers and they ate too much bean salad. #macysthanksgivingdayparade. [ applause ] next up is yam, daniel. [ laughter ] this is to express appreciation or envy of someone else's thanksgiving plate. [ light laughter ] for example, i saw my cousin walking back t

ashley: landed on plymouth rock. stuart: i totally won this debate. >> congratulations on the win. our viewers, merry christmas. here is some more music from the choir of st. george's chapel. ♪ ♪ we wish you a merry christmas and a happy new year ♪ . . . . neil: they are voting in the next hour final vote for the tax-cut package. it is formality. it will pass. i hope they play come all ye faithful as they're voting. ashley: silent night. neil: what is your favorite christmas song. >> good wing wencelaus. >> that is a tavern song >> neil. neil: it is yours. neil: after this tax cut goes through you wouldn't be able to afford figg pudding. >> you're right. neil: you're a good pa patriotic american. i don't know. maybe we issue a swap thing. i go to britain. you say here. >> never do that. neil: they are set to vote on the tax reform. president meeting with cabinet right now. we're expecting a spray from that room momentarily. a big white house event around 3:00 p.m. eastern time the president hopes to have the house vote out of the way. this is perfunctory. the vote is there. he will

[rock music] the plymouth has a very special story because my uncle had a neighbor, her husband had aremained in the garage, untouched, for a little over 30 years, and so he called me and he said, "blue, you know, there's one of those old chryslers you love." we lifted the garage, and there was the car sitting there on flat tires under sheets and boxes and some other stuff. that's when she said, "i think the groceries will still be in the trunk." we all raced around to the trunk, and we're trying to--the lock was kind of stuck, and we open the trunk and the groceries were still sitting in there. there was a box of cereal, which is still in the trunk now. i just left it in there. june came over and we opened the door and she sat inside, and she pulled out a photo album, and there were pictures of her on her honeymoon that they took in 1949 when the car was new. it was very emotional because she hadn't seen those pictures since her husband passed away. and so every time i drive the car, i see a picture of that day, and i'm reminded how lucky and fortunate i am to be the next caretaker.