[applause] sec.nton: oh my goodness. thank you! thank you all so much. it is great to be back in cleveland. i'm thrilled to see all of you. i have to really thank lebron, what he does on the basketball court, you all know. it makes him so special, it makes him a champion. but i'm just as impressed, as i have told him, about what he does off the court. because what he does off the court is to care for every child as though that child were his own. he has been so committed through the lebron james family foundation. he is using the national platform he earned to advocate for children everywhere, especially right here in ohio. [applause] sec. clinton: it was an extra special treat to have jr smith here as well. i cannot tell you how exciting it is for me to have lebron and jr part of the team that is going to take us to the white house. [applause] sec. clinton: i also have to thank a lot of the elected officials that i have worked with that i have such high regard for. -- thank your senator. sherrod bro

also languishing at the sec is a directive task by congress requiring the sec to simplify its disclosure regime. it became law nearly a year ago and requires the sec to eliminate or reduce burdensome, duplicative or burdensome disclosures. i also know you are under pressure from those intent on criticizing the regime but you have a navigation to follow the law and not appease extremists whose ideological objectives have nothing to do with the sec core mission. in addition, the failure to require the electronic delivery of mutual fund documents is disappointing. how can they force public companies to engage in social, environmental or sustainability exposures well simultaneously promoting wasteful use of paper, the cost of which is ultimately borne by investors. it's time for them to move in the 21st century and allow the e delivery of mutual fund documents. we need to also discuss the budget request. we are looking at the debt clock before me and to my side i see no need for the sec to receive a pre-funded escrow account of more than 290 million for potential move of headquarters. they w

sec. earnest: there was a suggesting iran would never sit down and negotiate this deal in good faith. was puts the sense that forward by opponents of the deal that iran was not actually negotiating an agreement. they were negotiating for time. they were wrong on that. critics said they would never live up to the terms. they were wrong about that. even the israeli military intelligence community that had significant doubts about the deal has confirmed that we have seen. iran has lived up to the terms of the deal. while iran lives up to the terms of the deal the united states is going to make sure we are fulfilling our commitments. allies -- the present had the opportunity to talk about this. they shared that sentiment. the next administration will have to decide what they want to do. the risk of pulling out of that agreement are great. askingspeaker is president obama to sign a 10 year extension of the iran sanctions act. >> there has been a robust debate about the wisdom of this approach.

i think we are at the sec. you have a lot of startups in the spaces were looking at him a whether it be automated advice. i was watching one of the panels. one of the predictions is that we are going to have more consolidation of automated advice givers who also known as robel advisors but they would like to drop that from the lingo that is out there. you worry a bit about those smaller may be high quality advice givers that may find it too difficult to really sort of penetrate the market space. we are of the view that registered advisers whether the automated providers or in part automated advisors are subject to fiduciary duty will have to comply but one of the things that the international exam program, that's a priority to see sort of a cross industry how do carrying out their responsibilities. what we try to do from that exam is thing to share the learning frankly and hopefully that helps some of the smaller outfits. but you can't tell you. it's a little too early to predict. >> you may not be able to full

sec proposal is under the substituted compliance. when can we and can we not accept other jurisdictions rules to satisfy our rules. our staff is involved in those discussions. the cftc is involved more earlier, more extensively in some of those discussions. in terms of the uk, that's still sort of sorting itself out. the concern is that it needs timewise also to be put back on track so those rules can actually work together and be effective. but i guess we're in the stage now where everybody is very focused on those priorities. the discussions still go on. >> thank you very much, chairman. best wishes to you. >> mr. duffy? >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> chair white, welcome again for your last appearance with us as the chair. >> it is the last? >> i want to join my colleagues. i have not been the biggest fan of the administration, how they have complied with congresses request for information, how witnesses have come in and testified before this committee i think has been obstruction nary at the least. but that has not been the way y

sec. earnest: i didn't ask the president if he sought that assurance from the president-elect so i can't say for sure what was discussed. the thing that i am sure of is sec. earnest: president obama is president of the united states what is in exercise the best interest of the country. on january 20, it will be the turn tont-elect's assume that awesome responsibility. i think you would have to talk to the president-elect's team as to whether or not he would object to the principle i just laid out. the russian government said today that there were contacts between them and the trump campaign and the clinton campaign. the white house find any weekend at all to be concerned about that were without fall into the category of normal embassy conditions between two campaigns, one of which may be the next president of the united states. sec. earnest: i cannot be to the nature of those conversations obviously so it is hard to judge them in the abstract. reporter: does this raise any higher level of

also languishing at the sec is a directive task by congress requiring the sec to simplify its disclosure regime. it became law nearly a year ago and requires the sec to eliminate or reduce burdensome, duplicative or burdensome disclosures. i also know you are under pressure from those intent on criticizing the regime but you have a navigation to follow the law and not appease extremists whose ideological objectives have nothing to do with the sec core mission. in addition, the failure to require the electronic delivery of mutual fund documents is disappointing. how can they force public companies to engage in social, environmental or sustainability exposures well simultaneously promoting wasteful use of paper, the cost of which is ultimately borne by investors. it's time for them to move in the 21st century and allow the e delivery of mutual fund documents. we need to also discuss the budget request. we are looking at the debt clock before me and to my side i see no need for the sec to receive a pre-funded escrow account of more than 290 million for potential move of ad a tax on capital

indeed as it relates to the sec dare reports indicate that the soul republican commissioner of the sec has refused to grant a quorum or commission but when it comes to many rule-making he objects to. the commissioner reportedly won't even show up instead choosing to not attend the sec meeting at all. is it correct that the public commissioners threatened to deny a quorum and thereby prevent a commission vote on any particular rules including the clawback proposal? >> every rule that i put on the agenda we have had a quorum for so the republican and the democratic, we have all shown up for those. in terms of 956 the. proposal that i think was in may of this year, we moved that by syria out of so there was no need to block or have a quorum. >> where is it now? >> image before they think it's been discussed by other regulators all of the regulators and there are five or six of us, it's a joint regulation working through that read proposal. >> thank you for that. last month reported that the sec questioned wells fargo overaggressive cross-selling practices in late 2014. the as you know the

sec. kander: they were like, joe! [chuckling] sec.ander: so, over the next 11 days, here is what is going to happen. the special interests that made investments into senator blunt are going to keep doing that. i have used "investments" purposefully. over the last years, they've made an investment in somebody who wakes up every morning thinking about what he can do for the special interests that fund his campaign and his lifestyle. they are not going to go quietly. they do not want to see that go away. they know i am not going to be there to serve the special interest. so, he can have the special interest, because i've got you. [laughter] [applause] i got you. i got you. i've got you to knock on doors, make phone calls, and to do the work. that is how we win. that is how we win, and the good news is that there is a new generation stepping forward in this country right now. [applause] sec. kander: and it is a generation, for me, i will tell you, i am not interested in getting distracted by this dark choir of politicians that will still

also languishing at the sec is a directive task by congress requiring the sec to simplify its disclosure regime. requiring the fcc to simplify its regime. it became the wall of nearly a year ago to eliminate or reduce the burden from outdated disclosures. the chair also notes that you were under enormous pressure from those who were intent on politicizing the disclosure regime but you have an obligation to follow the law and not appease extremists whose objectives have nothing to do with the sec core mission. in addition to feeling are required at the electronic delivery of mutual fund documents is disappointing. how can they force public companies to engage in social, environmental or sustainability disclosures while simultaneously promoting wasteful use of paper the cost of which is ultimately borne by investors. it's time to move into the 21st century and allow for the delivery of the mutual fund arguments. finally, we need to discuss the budget request and look at the disturbing national debt clock and i see no need for the sec to receive a pre- funded account of more than 290,000,00

sec.nger: to my day-to-day stuff, but it was a very close cooperation. >> you mentioned, you referred earlier to nixon knew where he wanted to go and took the -- patiently took the steps to get there. you also talked and written about the way that nixon and you saw foreign policy not just as american/chinese relations or american/soviet relations or american/egyptian relations. you saw the interconnectedness of it. can you elaborate on that for a minute? sec. kissinger: you have to look at the situation that nixon found when he came into office. the soviet union had just occupied czechloslavakia a few months earlier. they were concentrating 42 divisions in which both the chinese and we thought they might attack but we had no communication with the chinese. we had war in vietnam and within two weeks of nixon coming into office, the vietnamese started an offensive in which we had 500 casualties a week. we had, in one month, more casualties than we had in the whole afghanistan experience. the

sec. earnest: listen, i'll let president-elect -- let the president-elect read out his end of the conversation. but as i mentioned yesterday, the president was -- found reassuring the kind of tone that the president-elect conveyed in his election night remarks. as i mentioned yesterday, these were remarks that the president-elect delivered not just to his supporters in the ballroom but to the citizens of the country that were tuned in to this historic election, and also to people around the world. and given the intensity of scrutiny of his remarks, it's notable that he chose that kind of tone. i think we saw a similar tone just in the oval office 30 minutes ago. where he was indicating his commitment to working closely with the outgoing administration to insure a smooth, effective transition. it doesn't mean they agree on all the issues. they obviously have deep disagreements. but what they do agree on is a commitment to a smooth and effective transition. that's a good thing for the countr

sec.issinger: and at the height of watergate, when the russians threatened to send the -- we thought they threatened to send troops into the middle east, he launched the air lift and we went on alert. none of these things could have been done if i had had to go to him and convince him of doing something he didn't want to do. now, as i said, he did not see as many people as a normal president does. so he and i spent a lot of time , together so that i knew his and we were talking about the incident in china. on my second trip to china, i was supposed to prepare the nixon trip. and we had drafted a communicae to be issued on the nixon trip. in china, i had no communications with washington because there was no adequate communication system. so we submitted what we had drafted and they looked at it for an evening. at first, we thought we can work within that framework. and then came back from mao and said "this is nonsense. you're pretending to have an agreement when there isn't a full agreeme

sec. kander: and we all know that we need more people in congress, in the senate, who understand that college has to be more affordable or middle-class families are going to struggle under that debt for generations. and we know that the middle class needs a tax cut before a multi-national corporation needs another tax loophole. and we know that it is wrong when women are paid less than men for doing the exact same job. [cheers and applause] sec. kander: so, over the next 11 days, here's what is going to happen. the folks who have made an investment in senator blunt, they are going to -- he's coming back, don't worry -- [laughter] sec. kander: it is not a magic trick. [cheers and applause] sec. kander: they got worried. v.p. biden: i'm not leaving. i'm not leaving. i just thought of something i've got to show you. sec. kander: they were like, joe! [chuckling] sec. kander: so, over the next 11 days, here is what is going to happen. the special interests that made investments into senator blu

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sec.arnest: good afternoon, everybody. nice to see you all. thank you for joining us. welcome back. hopefully got lots of sleep, maybe a little. [laughter] sec. earnest: i do have any announcements this afternoon. i will just take your questions. has the president spoke into the president-elect since their meeting in the oval office shortly after the election? sec. earnest: there has been some reporting about off the record meeting with the president elect that he reportedly held with media executives. those of you who covered the president-elect's at to the oval office a couple of weeks ago, you took note of the fact that the president-elect indicated -- presidentlso heard obama it indicate the highest priority he has placed. talkss the two have made is not surprising. ability ofhe president obama to consult confidentially with other senior officials including the former president, i am not going to read out or confirm every reported meeting or phone call youersation, but i can tell has h

on the day in the sec.nst mississippi state. >> brian: a dart between 3 bulldogs. 22 straight for alabama. they clinched the west. >> adam: they do. their 9th straight 10-win season. the standings are such. auburn with 2 conference losses. even if they win the iron bowl they might spoil alabama's playoff hopes. it's alabama who clinched the sec west. a lot of other interesting games tonight. in the east, rick, look who is feeling good. >> rick: appleby. he was on fire all day. 17 of 21. the gators go to lsu next week for the east crown. >> adam: lsu dealing with arkansas tonight. florida trying to win the game next week as well. that would give them the clinch. they could have clinched the east today if tennessee would have lost to kentucky. >> brian: no. they don't do that. they lost 3 straight there and got back on the winning side last week. they will stay there. the flea flicker how do you miss that. the wild cat right there. malone comes down with it. >> adam: have not lost at home to kentucky since 19

i'm not going to change my position on my view on that today or any time in the future. (7 secs) but 15 years later -- so many questions linger -- like why was the married congressman, calling a young intern to arrange a get-together condit recording: give me the rundown is. things are looking pretty good for me today anyway. bye. that was amy robach reporting. the 20/20 special on chandra levy case and new discoveries will air tonight right here on 13 action news. the time time is x:xx coming up in our 2nd half hour.. we're working on all new including why a south carolina realtor bound a woman to a storage unit....for a month. the new alarming details...still ahead.... also.. fox news' megyn kelly is back in the spotlight.. her new book with the former ceo of the company at the right now on over 20,000 nevadans rely on planned parenthood for access to basic health services and critical cancer screenings. but congressman heck voted to defund planned parenthood and was willing to shut down the government over it. congressman heck is what's wrong with washington. e won't help danny ta

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the sec east standings now. struggling with the best. florida is a tie with kentucky. who they defeated and tennessee still around. right now. the wildcats could jump into the lead for the end of the night. lots to be determined before the end of the year. >> rick: did you error that? >> brian: i heard that. should i get credit for them turning this around. >> adam: brian jones and ric bucher. it it's -- rick neuheisel. arkansas >> rick: today the razorbacks defense holds them to 12 yards rushing. >> brian: from is no i in team. mr. del rio was on target early and often. this is the first drive of the game. pick 6 here for the razorbacks. just misfires on the wide open callaway. throwing into double coverage. long. we have seen this since his return from the knee injury. >> rick: eason runable to set his feet. and luke del rio 6 interceptions. >> brian: great job by arkansas. >> adam: scored 31 on at a team that allowed 30 in the last 3 games. gators fans have company in texas a&m. going down. >> rick: fitzgeral and does it again. a bulldozer type run. 4 yards for the

their first win over florida since 1982 that was before they joined the sec. >> joel: the sec east is a bad division. there's not great football being played in the sec east but that's something that's out in the committee because the conference gets a lot of love in the middle of the conference and outside of alabama there's not a lot of strong teams. it's not a year where they're great top to bottom. >> gus: bama is a great team but as we've seen with a&m's loss today, obviously vanderbilt was able to play very well today even in a loss. >> joel: florida losing. these not good for the conference when you move into the part of the season when the conference will be evaluated by the committee. >> gus: and they'll give it to hasty and hasty goes down immediately. yard and 113 touchdowns. marks both in texas tech history. three minutes to go in the fourth. and a handoff. hasty. third down and 11. >> joel: what a day for tcu. 62-22. all facets of their game firing on all cylinders. give that guy credit. one of the best coaches in the country not just defensively as jim grobe pointed out

their first win over florida since 1982 that was before they joined the sec. >> joel: the sec east is a bad division. there's not great football being played in the sec east but that's something that's out in the committee because the conference gets a lot of love in the middle of the conference and outside of alabama there's not a lot of strong teams. it's not a year where they're great top to bottom. >> gus: bama is a great team but as we've seen with a&m's loss today, obviously vanderbilt was able to play very well today even in a loss. >> joel: florida losing. these not good for the conference when you move into the part of the season when the conference will be evaluated by the committee. >> gus: and they'll give it to hasty and hasty goes down immediately. yard and 113 touchdowns. marks both in texas tech history. three minutes to go in the fourth. and a handoff. hasty. third down and 11. 2:50 to go. >> joel: what a day for tcu. 62-22. all facets of their game firing on all cylinders. give that guy credit. one of the best coaches in the country not just defensively as jim grobe

clear that the insider brother didn't receive any benefit at all and indeed of district court and the sec made that clear. he did not do this for any kind of self-benefit and i think the evidence and the record even construed in the light most favorable to the government as it must be demonstrates that at most the insider got the scant benefit of getting his brother off his back. this was not a willing transfer of inside information. >> why do you say scant? >> well, your honor, i think -- we have to get back to the fact that this -- >> no, my bigger question is why do all the disclosure forms we have to fill out, they have a lot of relatives, you have to put like your minor children, your wife and giving gifts, you have to disclose your minor children, your wife. i mean, why are the statute books filled with instances where the public wants to know not just how you might benefit but how your family might benefit? >> well, your honor, the statute books are filled with rules like that, but section -- >> because -- >> no. no. i realize it doesn't but i'm looking for the reason why and of co

on the day in the sec. hurts putting up big numbers against mississippi state. >> brian: a dart between 3 bulldogs. 22 straight for alabama. they clinched the west. >> adam: they do. their 9th straight 10-win season. the standings are such. auburn with 2 conference losses. even if they win the iron bowl they might spoil alabama's playoff hopes. it's alabama who clinched the sec west. a lot of other interesting games tonight. in the east, rick, look who is feeling good. >> rick: appleby. he was on fire all day. 17 of 21. the gators go to lsu next week for the east crown. >> adam: lsu dealing with arkansas tonight. florida trying to win the game that would give them the clinch. they could have clinched the east today if tennessee would have lost to kentucky. >> brian: no. they don't do that. they lost 3 straight there and got back on the winning side last week. they will stay there. the flea flicker how do you miss that. the wild cat right there. malone comes down with it. >> adam: have not lost at home to ke

on the day in the sec. hurts putting up big numbers against mississippi state. >> brian: a dart between 3 bulldogs. 22 straight for alabama. they clinched the west. >> adam: they do. their 9th straight 10-win season. the standings are such. auburn with 2 conference losses. even if they win the iron bowl they mightil playoff hopes. it's alabama who clinched the sec west. a lot of other interesting games tonight. in the east, rick, look who is feeling good. >> rick: appleby. he was on fire all day. 17 of 21. the gators go to lsu next week for the east crown. >> adam: lsu dealing with arkansas tonight. florida trying to win the game that would give them the clinch. they could have clinched the east today if tennessee would have lost to kentucky. >> brian: no. they don't do that. they lost 3 straight there and got back on the winning side last week. they will stay there. the flea flicker how do you miss that. the wild cat right there. malone comes down with it. >> adam: have not lost at home to kentucky since 1

[applause] sec.goodness. thank you! thank you all so much. it is great to be back in cleveland. i'm thrilled to see all of you. lebron,o really thank what he does on the basketball court, you all know. it makes them so special, it makes him a champion. but i'm just as impressed, as i have told him, about what he does off the court. because what he does off the childis to care for every as though that child were his own. througheen so committed the lebron james family foundation. he is using the national platform he earned to advocate for children everywhere, especially right here in ohio. [applause] it was an extra special treat to have jr smith here as well. i cannot tell you how exciting it is for me to have lebron and that isof the team going to take us to the white house. [applause] i also have to thank a lot of the elected officials that i have worked with that i have such high regard for. let me think your senator, sherrod brown -- thank your senator. amazing,ank your absolutely in d50 of all -

florida now falls in an sec tie with kentucky. kentucky win would put the wildcats i gators, but florida does own that time breaker. heading south to miami, hurricanes looking to snap their 4-game losing stream. streak. the cannes get some breathe room with the second td of the game. this game was close at one point, believe it or not. pitt led, but the canes blew it open in the summer they win big, 51-28, a.m.f ending its week taking on nc state. this one got underway ten minutes ago and so far we're scoreless there. thankfully there snow is no buccaneer's game tomorrow, because injuries. head coach saying smith is done for the year, sustaining the season-ending leg injury, ouch. smith makes it four buccaneer running backs to go do and rodgerss are the three to get hurt. i asked cutter on friday, when was the last time he saw this some repurchases getting hurt in the first nine weeks of the season? >> for whatever reason, we're being hit hard at two positions, running back and defensive end have been the positions we have been hi

coming up at 8 eastern an sec west showdown. number 1 alabama and 13th ranked lsu. less than hour away. the game you just saw arkansas over florida 31-10. what a difference a bye week makes. the sec east standings now. struggling with the best. florida is a tie with kentucky. who they defeated and tennessee still around. 2 and 3. kentucky and georgia playing right now. the wildcats could jump into the lead for the end of the night. lots to be determined before the end of the year. >> rick: did you error that? >> brian: i heard that. should i get credit for them turning this around. >> adam: brian jones and ric bucher. it it's -- rick neuheisel. arkansas looked like arkansas. >> rick: today the razorbacks defense holds them to 12 yards rushing. >> brian: from is no i in team. mr. del rio was on target early and often. this is the first drive of the game. pick 6 here for the razorbacks. just misfires on the wide open callaway. throwing into double coverage. doesn't see the safety there. a poor showing all afternoon long. we have seen this since his return from the kne

gave discussion of the fcc with the incoming trumpet ministrations me of two former members of the sec, robert mcdowell republican members serving 2,000 -- 2006 through 2013 and michael kopp former member of the democratic side 2001 through 2011 serving as acting chair half the year. michael copy were there during the presidential transition what is that process like greg. >> it will vary from the incoming administration in the middle of a transition who is in and out there is the transition going on i assume there is and i hope in business that the commission will continue between here and january with those commissions a they have worked on in the recent years and think it is time to put some of those issues behind us there is a whole new edition of telecommunications issue and if we are smart we will tackle that with the future of neutrality what does that mean, artificial intelligence, and jobs, consolidation we have not even broach these yet it is a time of transition i hope we focus on the issues rather than and who will be the next chairman or who will hold the most fund-raisers

on the day in the sec. hurts putting up big numbers against mississippi state. >> brian: a dart between 3 bulldogs. 22 straight for alabama. they clinched the west. >> adam: they do. their 9th straight 10-win season. the standings are such. auburn with 2 conference losses. even if they win the iron bowl they might spoil alabama's playoff hopes. it's alabama who clinched the sec west. a lot of other interesting games tonight. in the east, rick, look who is feeling good. >> rick: appleby. he was on fire all day. 17 of 21. the gators go to lsu next week for the east crown. >> adam: lsu dealing with arkansas tonight. florida trying to win the game that would give them the clinch. they could have clinched the east today if tennessee would have lost to kentucky. >> brian: no. they don't do that. they lost 3 straight there and got back on the winning side last week. they will stay there. the flea flicker how do you miss that. the wild cat right there. malone comes down with it. >> adam: have not lost at home to ke

sec.anks raven the first of all. in thisn concerned environment about the prospect of the homegrown violent extremist. the so-called lone wolf committing acts of terrorism inspiredhe homeland, or encouraged by things they see put out by terrorist organizations on the internet. -- and there is a role for the public here -- we encourage the public to remain vigilant, to remain aware. vigilance and public awareness commended addition to all the things we do in homeland security and public safety, can make a difference. the events in new york city and new jersey in september demonstrate this. of that awareness -- if you see something, say something -- can make a difference. some of the rhetoric during the campaign aimed at muslims hurt that effort? sec. johnson: during the i did not comment on it and i will continue in that posture. in the current global terrorist environment it is important that we build bridges to the and alties that isil qaeda are attempting to target for recruitment. here

sec.'m not surprised by that given the kinds of conversations that have been going on lately. i think that if there is anything good to come out of this, there are two things. we are all kind of on high alert. i think many secretaries across the country who are usually charged with advising on elections in every state, they do it somewhat differently, but they have all come out and talked openly about how the election is administered. i think it has been a bit of a revelation and sort of an educational process, which is the second good thing to come out of all this. people are asking, how does it really work? it is very local. people were talking about intimidation at the polls, but in no most every state, that moderator of the polling place is in charge with keeping order. there's lots of supports for that people now understand that these elections are very local. that's a good thing because you have an actual human being there you can talk to about what's going on or whatever the problem

the sec east standings now. struggling with the best. florida is a tie with kentucky. who they defeated and tennessee still around. 2 and 3. right now. the wildcats could jump into the lead for the end of the night. lots to be determined before the end of the year. >> rick: did you error that? >> brian: i heard that. should i get credit for them turning this around. >> adam: brian jones and ric bucher. it it's -- rick neuheisel. arkansas looked l >> rick: today the razorbacks defense holds them to 12 yards rushing. >> brian: from is no i in team. mr. del rio was on target early and often. this is the first drive of the game. pick 6 here for the razorbacks. just misfires on the wide open callaway. throwing into double coverage. long. we have seen this since his return from the knee injury. >> rick: eason runable to set his feet. and luke del rio 6 interceptions. >> brian: great job by arkansas. >> adam: scored 31 on at a team that allowed 30 in the last 3 games. gators fans have company in texas a&m. going down. >> rick: fitzgerald scored early a bulldozer type run. 4 y

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. >> brady: you look at some of those matchups, alabama has already got the sec west locked up. florida clinched the sec east, so they will be playing against one another and that is easy championship. look at coleman, just continues to keep driving. we talked about myles gaskin taking over with coleman being quie versus arizona state where gaskin started the game, and really was the featured back, and it has been that ever since. >> joe: are you going to spend thanksgiving at home this year? >> brady: i will get a chance to, and am happy to do so with my wife and obviously my newborn baby, she is a little over four months. >> joe: minus five months coleman one more time. for a first down. so washington, for the first time since 2000, will reach ten wins. still very much alive in the hunt for the playoffs. they certainly control their own destiny to a pac-12 title, and as we have made the case as this night has rolled on, you figure controlling their own destiny in the playoff hunt, too. >> brady: they have call them arrival, but beat oregon, who had a strong streak against wash

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. >> brady: you look at some of those matchups, alabama has already got the sec west locked up. florida clinched the sec east, so they will be playing against one another and that is easy championship. look at coleman, just continues to keep driving. we talked about myles gaskin taking over with quiet, it was actually the game versus arizona state where gaskin started the game, and really was the featured back, and it has been that ever since. >> joe: are you going to spend thanksgiving at home this year? >> brady: i will get a chance to, and am happy to do so with my wife and obviously my newborn baby, she is a little over four months. >> joe: minus five months coleman one more time. for a first down. so washington, for the first time since 2000, will reach ten wins. still very much alive in the hunt for the playoffs. they certainly control their own destiny to a pac-12 title, and as we have made the case as this night has rolled on, you figure controlling their own destiny in the playoff hunt, too. off, i don't know if you want to call them arrival, but beat oregon, who had a

sec.der: because when i signed up for the army i didn't out of a desire to protect the entire country. go toise you i did not afghanistan solely to protect the 1% of wealthiest of americans. i did not. and i know that just like that young man knew they you need to do the right thing, we need to do right by the middle class and that is not what senator blunt is doing in the united states senate. [cheers and applause] kander: because for far too long they have put millionaires, billionaires, special interest ahead of everybody else. folks working multiple jobs. 15 years ago, there were making more money working one job. they're putting all of those folks behind and the truth is working americans, they are not actually looking for a handout. they are looking for a level playing field. righte we know -- that's -- the reason you're here, the reason i am here, the reason the vice president is here -- [cheers and applause] -- is because we know that america is at its best when our middle class is

their first win over florida since 1982 that was before they joined the sec. >> joel: the sec east is a bad division. there's not great football being played in the sec east but that's something that's going to have to be hammered love in the middle of the conference and outside of alabama there's not a lot of strong teams. it's not a year where they're great top to bottom. >> gus: bama is a great team but as we've seen with a&m's loss today, obviously vanderbilt was able to play very well today even in a loss. >> joel: florida losing. these are things that when you move into the part of the season when the conference will be evaluated by the committee. >> gus: and they'll give it to hasty and hasty goes down immediately. yard and 113 touchdowns. marks both in texas tech history. three minutes to go in the fourth. and a handoff. hasty. third down and 11. 2:50 to go. >> joel: what a day 62-22. all facets of their game firing on all cylinders. give that guy credit. one of the best coaches in the country not just defensively as jim grobe pointed out and rightly so but the way he's coache

coming up at 8 eastern an sec west showdown. number 1 alabama and 13th ranked lsu. less than hour away. the game you just saw arkansas over florida 31-10. what a difference a bye week makes. the sec east standings now. struggling with the best. florida is a tie with kentucky. who they defeated and tennessee still around. 2 and 3. kentucky and georgia playing right now. the wildcats could jump into the lead for the end of the night. lots to be determined before the end of the year. >> rick: did you error that? >> brian: i heard that. should i get credit for them turning this around. >> adam: brian jones and ric bucher. it it's -- rick neuheisel. arkansas looked like arkansas. >> rick: today the razorbacks defense holds them to 12 yards rushing. >> brian: from is no i in team. mr. del rio was on target early and often. this is the first drive of the game. pick 6 here for the razorbacks. just misfires on the wide open callaway. throwing into double coverage. doesn't see the safety there. a poor showing all afternoon long. we have seen this since his return from the kne

. >> brady: you look at some of those matchups, alabama has already got the sec west locked up. florida clinched the sec east, so they will be playing against one another and that is easy championship. look at coleman, just continues to keep driving. we talked about myles gaskin taking over with coleman being quiet, it versus arizona state where gaskin started the game, and really was the featured back, and it has been that ever since. >> joe: are you going to spend thanksgiving at home this year? >> brady: i will get a chance to, and am happy to do so with my wife and obviously my newborn baby, she is a little over four months. >> joe: minus five months coleman one more time. for a first down. so washington, for the first time since 2000, will reach ten wins. still very much alive in the hunt for the playoffs. they certainly control their own destiny to a pac-12 title, and as we have made the case as this night has rolled on, you figure controlling their own destiny in the playoff hunt, too. >> brady: they have knock call them arrival, but beat oregon, who had a strong streak a

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their first win over florida since 1982 that was before they joined the sec. >> joel: the sec east is a bad division. there's not great football going to have to be hammered out in the committee because the conference gets a lot of love in the middle of the conference and outside of alabama there's not a lot of strong teams. it's not a year where they're great top to bottom. >> gus: bama is a great team but as we've seen with a&m's loss today, obviously vanderbilt was able to play very well today even in a loss. >> joel: florida these are things that are not good for the conference when you move into the part of the season when the conference will be evaluated by the committee. >> gus: and they'll give it to hasty and hasty goes down smith threw for over 10,000 yard and 113 touchdowns. marks both in texas tech history. three minutes to go in the fourth. and a handoff. hasty. third down and 11. 2:50 to go. >> joel: what a day for tcu. 62-22. all facets of their game firing on all cylinders. give that guy credit. one of the best coaches in the country not just defensively as jim grobe p