i remember going to see rick james and the jackson five, prince.hings that formed my childhood. these guys being able to make more money longer periods of time, this helps. a large group of young people go to these concerts and have no idea what it was like to go to these concerts. another thing, a lot of kids, younung people who enjoy hip-hop and other forms of music where they sample old music, they have no idea who wrote this music and how it came about. it will never replace -- i can't see rick james as an avatar. >> you would be perfect for the virtual five. genie says it is interesting. to us it sounds crazy. i have been too big venues and small venues and preferred the smaller venues. it sounds crazy to have this avatar playing the music but young people are raised in the digital age and to them it is not crazy. you have taylor swift doing something in movie theaters and makes $93 million to have her concert and now they are creating the situation where you get a headset. you can be in new york and your friend can be in l.a. and you can watc

i remember going to the coliseum and seeing rick james and the jackson 5 and the barkays and prince.rom the standpoint of making money a longer period of time being on to golf course this helps. large group of young people go to concerts have no idea what it's going live anyway. that's one way to experience i. a lost kids tirkly those who enjoy hip-hop and other forms of music where they sample old music they have no idea who wrote this music and really how it came about. it has ponte vedra aspects but i can't see rick james as an avatar. >> you would be perfect for the virtual five. >> you think so? >> check it out. judge what do you think? >> well, you know i think it's interesting. to us it sounds crazy because i too i've been to big and small venues and i much prefer the smaller rensues but it sounds crazy to us to have this avatar playing the music but the truth is young people are raised in a digital age and to them it's not so crazy so you have taylor swift doing something in movie theaters around the country makes $93 million to have a concert and they're creating a situation

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celebration with the honey baked ham company [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: we're here with james beard award-winning chef rickmy kitchen in mexico," is available now. rick, what are you going to make today? thank you for being here [ cheers and applause >> oh, thanks for having me. well, it's the holidays. >> seth: yes >> so we have to make tamales. >> seth: great >> but first -- we have a cocktail >> seth: this is the cocktail here >> this is the cocktail, yes >> seth: oh, it's very warm. it has a warm feeling to it. [ light laughter ] >> yes, i know so i'm going to let you pour the tequila. so you - >> seth: oh, there's -- tequila goes in this >> yes >> seth: this isn't mulled wine, is it? [ laughter ] >> no, this is a hibiscus hot toddy. >> seth: oh! >> so we've got some cinnamon, peppercorn, clove, and then obviously tequila. >> seth: all right, thank you. here we go cheers happy holidays, everybody. [ cheers and applause now i -- this is wonderful i've had tamales before. i've never had a brown butter pecan tamale is this like a dessert tamale? >> it is a complete dessert. i'm going to switch places with

and diligent and hardworking american public servants who have helped get it right, rick burger, brenliedan gavin, james maysle, greg lilly, adam barker, zach barnett, christina bellcourt, jack birer, travis brundret, isaac jalkinin. jonathan moore, shawn o'-keefe, katie romaine, pat thompson, eric trager, adam troll, olivia trustee, phillip lawler. i wouldn't be surprisedif i left somebody out. even so, mr. president. it does contain some very high hopes and dreams. i hope it builds, i hope this legislation builds on an opportunity for further expansion of our defense industrial base, because so many of the things that we need to do, mr. president, cannot be done unless we've got the resources in place to actually put americans to work making our country stronger. it does contain one of the largest pay raises in decades. there will perhaps be more said on final passage, but i'm grateful to my colleague and friend and fellow veteran, senator reed, and i urge the passage of this vote. i yield back. mr. schumer: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: mr. president, first,

>> so rick maybe a couple of thoughts that james madison university for example, first to raj's point one of the things that i think we've learned is that civics education needs a renaissance in this country. right? that when you think about who comes to us they're coming out of k-12 education and it is not getting the same level of attention as say science and math. now don't get me wrong science and math are really important but we need to focus on education and it is part of our general education program we have a requirement called the american experience. and it focuses on understanding america's government political institutions, and these values like freedom of speech and where they comes from because we actually can't assume that students have grown up valuing those there are h polls that shw a large number of students that even think that democracy isn't necessarilytu the most important thing. i right -- so there's a lot of work that we have to do to level set with our students. jmu when we talk about what we can do in terms of providing something for all of our stiewpghts no

the former england keeper david james spoke to 5 live breakfast�*s rick edwards about the harm it couldctually became an athlete, so i did not realise that possibly smoke, i know now, there's no science behind it, smoke is not good for you. and snusis it, smoke is not good for you. and snus is the same as well. performance is not the best and i could understand why managers would be concerned. and it is only personal opinion because i'm not a scientist, but it affect performance, like me smoking, not realising i was capable of doing a lot more. you can get it online to be can go into certain streets in london and it is advertised or sold in the shop window, the tobacco version, so the idea of the stuff is illegal, i know players have, and this is where it sounds really murky, dealers who will come around and drop the stuff off. bud murky, dealers who will come around and drop the stuff off.— and drop the stuff off. and do you think it is right _ and drop the stuff off. and do you think it is right amongst _ and drop the stuff off. and do you think it is right amongst players i think it

money or lent his brother money, james comer literally lent his brother an equal amount of money. >> it's astoundingly hypocritical. >> so embarrassing. harry lipman and the rick wilson. >> all the big developments, the immunity opinion today is huge, very important for jack smith. just wanted to get that in. >> thank you for getting that in. the harry lipman got that in. >>> up next on "the reidout," studying new recording reveals exactly when israeli officials learned about hamas' plans to carry out their attack in israel and why that intelligence was apparently ignored. "the reidout" continues after this. at bombas, we're obsessed with comfort. quality. movement. because your basic things should be your best things. one purchased equals one donated. visit bombas.com and get 20% off your first order. first time i connected with kim, she told me that one purchased equals one donated. her husband had passed. and that he took care of all of the internet connected devices in the home. i told her, “i'm here to take care of you.” connecting with kim... made me reconnect with my mom. it's very important to keep loved ones close. we know that creating memories with

rick. >>> i am here at morgan stanley's headquarters north of times square in midtown, manhattan. about to interview a little bit from now, jamesn. we're going to sit down for what will be his final interview as the company's ceo. he steps down from that role only a few days from now as the year ends. he will remain as executive chairman and said until the end of next year it seems. we're going to talk about any number of things that have occurred during his roughly 14-year watch over this institution. looking forward to that. and i hope our viewers are as well. >> looking forward to that, david. david faber at morgan stanley. >>> in the meantime let's talk about the markets here because what was that yesterday afternoon? the 1% slide. i think there's a lot being written about it this morning. zero day options, california, secretary of state, exploring every legal option to remove trump from the ballot, declining yields, does that signal a recession? the taiwan-china news. we don't know exactly what that is, but we are coming up against the year end, and that could have something to do with it. we're back to rally mode today, a