man you don't want to be hurt, especially when you look at the upcoming next week, they are in stillwateroma state. >> charles: danger, robertson. the reason i come up with that is baylor is having, obviously, a sensational year but here is their remaining schedule. you mentioned it at oklahoma state who smashed texas in austin today. tcu we know will battle you defensively but they are scoring deficient this year. texas that one loss today doesn't knock them out of it. now you look at the remaining schedules for the other big's if we are talking about the bcs national championship contention. face it. alabama and florida state run the table and likely the two that are in it but nothing is easy. a little tougher for florida state. acc championship could put them up against duke who jumped onei miami today. ohio state, they won big today but they had a real lull and didn't look as impressive as they wanted and made theirhl urban meyer upset. michigan is not the normal michigan. stanford, locked up with usc now. v$ould be a walkover fo them. notre dame november 30th they get them at home. t

if they don't come back next year, 76 -- they can't wait to get out of stillwater.ng you. >> kirk: i want to give one more shout out to mike gundy for the job he's done not just tonight, but this program was a bit embattled early in the year. he lost early in the year in moantown, what's wrong with the team? they had to adjust, change their identity on offense. went to another quarterback in chelf. that's settled down, and they have just gotten better and better and better. coming into tonight, not a lot of people thought they could do this, not only do it, but 49-17 over the number 4 team in the country. and he deserves that. >> brent: not a night to be doused. oh, no. get that off. it's going to freeze. >> kirk: he's got to start stretching. that dance in about five minutes. >> brent: i'm cold. seeping in there a little bit too. oh, this is no fun here. this is no fun, we're down about 33 degrees. it's -- >> kirk: he's keeping his cool out here, but he's going to explode in that locker room. >> brent: so the upset, oklahoma state dominates favored baylor. 49-17. c

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host: what do you make of him going to that area, stillwater, which is very close to cushing oklahoma -- a democratic president going there, talking about his energy policy? guest: i think you have seen a real change from where we were when the obama administration came in, a time when this shortage view was really there and if you go forward now, and i have found myself looking at his state of the union address, where he did not talk about oil and national gas at the beginning, and now he talks about and all of the above energy policy area everything -- policy. it reflects that he went to cushing and a focus on jobs that are a result of this developing. it is a shift and it reflects the way our energy picture has changed rather dramatically from what would have been expected a half decade ago. host: the president, just last week, was pitching the u.s. economy to foreign investors saying companies are moving here and more should move here because energy prices will be lower. guest: is really interesting. during the government shutdown, he gave a press conference and he said our oil an

a belgian company that makes high-tech aircraft parts reopened a shuttered factory in stillwater, oklahoma, and they're expected to create 380 good jobs by the end of 2015 and the list goes on. and i want to see even more of these success stories told across this country. which means i want to make sure we are doing everything we can so companies like yours want to set up shop here in the united states. and for all the u.s. states and cities who are represented here today, we want to provide you with the tools you need to close those deals and create those jobs. so that's why today i'm proud to announce that i'm expanding and enhancing select u.s.a. to create the first ever fully coordinated u.s. government effort to recruit businesses to invest and create new jobs in the united states. \[applause] to do that i'm taking four new steps to bring more good jobs to our shores. first, building on the great work that our diplomats and embassies do every day, i'm making attractive for investment a formal part of our portfolio for our ambassadors and their teams around the world. i meet with staff

marcus smart sent oklahoma state fans into a frenzy when he decided to come back to stillwater for hishave their sights set on a big 12 championship and much more. smart and his teammate, phil forte (for-tay) played their high school ball in the dallas/fort worth area at flower mound marcus. it would be fitting if they returned to texas for a final four appearance at at&t stadium in arlington... with experience on his side, smart edges oue highly-touted freshmen to sit at number one in this week's top five, which highlights the top players in college basketball... check out the rest of our rankings... -- et's get back to some of the new faces now... and the duke blue devils have another likely lottery pick on their hands in chicago native jabari parker, a young man we met last season... playing for one of the nation's best basketball programs in chicago simeon (sim-ee-on), jabari parker has become a star in the windy city... simeon truly rose to prominence in the 1980's... when the late ben wilson was the top player in america... before he was tragically killed in the fall of 1984, wil

stillwater, oklahoma. what do you think, jim? white skinned and my godmother was native american. oklahoma would have to change its name to go with this because forand is a choctaw word people in houma is for red. we were named after the native americans and i think this is a complement, not an insult to native americans. just to recognize them. we are all identified by our skin. being a -- that as it just tells her heritage. it has nothing to do with being derogatory. host: thank you, jim. this morning. democrats see jimmy carter's grandson as a star. democrats are quickly lining up georgia state senator jason carter's campaign for governor. that is in "political." hill"s in "the newspaper's morning. the statement comes as the new york times reported that the main source of the cbs report had lied about his actions the night terrorists attacked the u.s. mission. that is in "the hill" newspaper. more citations found in paul's book trade senator rand paul is being confronted with new evidence. one more article before we go back to calls. this is in "the daily caller." an quintess i

him: what do you make of going to that area, stillwater, which is very close to cushing, oklahoma -- a democratic president going there, talking about his energy policy? i think you have seen a real change from where we were when the obama administration came in, a time when this shortage view was really there, and if you go forward now, and i have found myself looking at his state of the union address, where he did not talk about oil and national gas at the beginning, and now he talks about and all of the above energy policy area everything -- policy. it reflects that he went to cushing, and a focus on jobs that are a result of this developing. it is a shift and it reflects the way our energy picture has changed rather dramatically from what would have been expected a half decade ago. host: the president, just last week, was pitching the u.s. economy to foreign investors, saying companies are moving here and more should move here because energy prices will be lower. really interesting. during the government shutdown, he gave a press conference and he said our oil and gas production