- have you heard of a man called jackson breck? - breck... texas? started a big spread down there right after the war? - that's the one. well, he was driving his herd up to wichita, passing through here. he heard about what marlee stanton was teaching about the war. how did she put it? - "quantrill and his guerillas." miss stanton says they were little more - breck rode with quantrill. he wanted her to retract that. said he'd be back, burn down the school and ride her right out of town if she didn't. well, he'll be passing through here any day. - i take it she hasn't retracted. - why does she have to stir up a fuss like that? - she's obviously just teaching history. mr. breck's the one who's stirring up the fuss. - but she had to go around teaching things that cause trouble. - one and one make two. do you belelieve that? - one and one make five. (gun cocking) wanna argue it? - no, not that wayay. you can say it if you want, but we both know better. - yes, we do, don't we? we also both know that quantrill and his men did some bloody work. it's histor

every year they go next person in charge of this breck far, oh, this is a guy you need to call. >> reporter: this is lowell's smoker and barbecue in action here. look at the tri-tip in here? >> he has served up so many meals when you combine that with a pancake breakfast he has done, you try to total up the number of people he has fed? there's no telling. >> i got the equipment to do it. that makes a big difference. that helps. but it's hard cooking for 600 people at one time. i just have a knack for it, i guess. >> it would be fun to watch him work. [ laughter ] >> reporter: ken hatch has known lowell hoxie for years. without him? >> i think then they would have to rely to some of those commercial catering places to do that job and then it would cost money. he doesn't charge. >> reporter: this tri-tip event is a fundraiser for sunol glen school. >> sure we would have to come up with something else, something simpler that probably wouldn't be as profitable because people come from all over to get his tri-tip. >> reporter: how long will lowell keep at it? >> gets a little tiring after a whil

every year they go next person in charge of this breck far, oh, this is a guy you need to call. >> reporter: this is local's smoker and barbecue in action here. look at the tri-tip in here? >> he has served up so many meals when you combine that with a pancake breakfast he has done, you try to total up the number of people he has fed? there's no telling. >> i got the equipment to do it. that makes a big difference. that helps. but it's hard cooking for 600 people at one time. i just have a knack for it, i guess. >> it would be fun to watch him work. [ laughter ] >> reporter: ken hatch has known lowell hoxie for years. without him? >> i think then they would have to rely to some of throws commercial catering places to do that job and then it would cost money. he doesn't charge. >> reporter: this tri-tip event is a fundraiser for sunol glen school. >> i'm sure we would center to come up with something else, something simpler that probably wouldn't be as profitable because people come from all over to get his tri-tip. >> reporter: how long will lowell keep at it? >> gets a little tiring after

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once they do -- they did breck this -- break this guy down and got to get intelligence. the template they designed -- the fbi from interviewing the serial killer guys, interviewing the behavioral science guys, interviewing would-be suicide bombers, they built a template of interrogation, understanding the motivations of an islamic extreme wist who wants to kill himself and use that as a template to interrogate or interview the would-be times square bomber, shahzad, the would-be new york subway bomber, can't remember his name -- tazi, so they used this template of what they have learned to sort of break these guys down in interrogations and we winds lease thighs are very sophisticated terrorist masters and very ideologically driven and their ideology is antiwestern and the ideology is violent by in -- intolerant bill the future and you get to a sense of the enemy and his network and they give up names and you, make connections and flush out what their networks look like. >> do you think the new style of counterterrorism operations that you describe in book will survive th

. >> i wasn't writing this as an interpretation of a-- it's brecks sis and the trump victory, but it's how my colleagues generally, they're worried about someone closer to their power. >> and libertarians are saying, we told you know the to give the president so much power. >> absolutely. most people say they care about procedural restraints and opposition. and null of a sudden they start to worry about pleasure, since he got things in his way. it seeked like an and the have y you-- people are not very principled about their commitment, i think, through checks and balances. >> that's true, i heard david axelrod on a show say, dwra, the fill buster, he sounded much more sympathetic to the filibuster as a way to president's mother than it was. so the basic sees sis of your book is that most voters are not smart enough or sensible enough to cast a sensible vote. we've been doing studies of voter behavior and knowledge for over 65 years. it's interesting how little they know is unconscious. now they have smart phones that contains the world's information in-- >> voters hardly know anything

aren't brecks independent and trump indications that it is no more than a dream? >> no, i mean -- [laughter] > but it -- but it has to be thoughtful and also ram's point about culture and identities is really important. we were talking early in terms of the politics of the united ogfi thinking that dem was destiny when it came to the future of democrats or the nay chaur of urban life would necessarily push politics in a demsh a ma major tarne cosmopolitan way. i think when you have these populace moments that we're seing in britain, that we're seing in the united states, that we're seing in the european continent, what you also tend to have in their aftermath are great progressive moments that some of the anger after a while runs itself out. that there is frustration that those who promise so much fail to deliver. and that's the kind of exciting pivot point for progressives to step in and have the political leadership and the policy solutions to say well actually this is how we can work our way out of it. so i remember main optimistic, but i do also think that the

brother to hillary that is a respected member of the house and a former cabinet minister and chair of the breck said select committee and also the son blood everywhere politics a great parliamentarian tony blair. [applause] i have a century of his life spent in politics to be passionate nnd half of parliament is great to have you joining us today. [applause] so from the southwest to wants to contribute? play about the woman in the mustard coat quick. >> nation fighting for our voices with this issue is important. i m-16 in the next two years that i could vote appropriately. it might be a hard way for this issue but what about the young people not having a voice? [applause] what about northwest? this young gentlemen with the blue tie. [cheers and applause] >> my name is jim. coming from china to the u.k. my life has been changed greatly demo where however the a person do not agree with lowering the voting age to the age of 16. they need to vote to make an impact there are other ways to participate in politics. we can nevertheless we can never real impact on government and make positive changes.

he called his mom and as she was arriving to help him out she got into a breck with a third car. the mother's car flipped over and landed on her son's vehicle. officers arrived to help and they say the woman gave her son's advice that may have saved his life. >> she told him to sit in the car and turn the hazards on and put the seat belt on, excellent advice if you ever break down. >> reporter: that's definitely something to remember. it's dangerous to get out of your car on the freeway. they recommend staying put. give them a call so they can get to you safely. remember that if you're traveling for the holidays as far as the mother and son go, both of them were taken to the hospital and expected to be okay. the driver of the third vehicle was not seriously hurt fortunately. back to you in the studio. >> thank you very much. >>> time, 7:33, this morning san mateo sheriff deputies are looking for a hit-and-run driver who injured a pedestrian in mild bray, happening round 8:30 last night, southbound el camino real. the victim, a man in his 30s was hit while he was in the cross walk

. >> time for breck will the dishr the last celebrityec dish of 20. >> serving it up nice and hot.ot >> what we got first?>> wwe g >> let's talk about carrieare fisher and her mother debbie ynynolds. the two passing away this week.k carrie fisher on tuesday. debbie ren nods a day after herf dahterer died. funeral plans carrie fisher's brother announcing that theyingt will -- there will be joint jnt funeral for carrie fisher and ad debbie reynolds. no place and time name just yett but he's saying that that's how' it's shaping up two will have av joint funeral.joint ne he had mentioned that right after carrie died that debbie di said she just couldn't bringoulr herself to go to carrie'srie' funeral but now he's saying nown the tw their death and burial and sond people looking forward toorwardo hearing the details of that butt the two hollywood icons will bee having a joint funeral thaterala announce many coming from themhe reynolds family. >>> okay. all right. we'll go from that sad story to another sad ro story.m th george michael the singer andger global super star 53 years old o tra

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breck went out of their way to help me. >> do you have a message to them? >> i do. i would like to thank them for changing my life for the better because i couldn't imagine, you know, where i would be without them right now. >> that's incredible. >> you have to realize what an inspiration you are to all of us and our viewers. we take for granted what we have. in the interview, showing off the new jaw, the new mouth, teeth, talking, and eating, merry christmas to you and your family. >> you are looking great, dusty, thanks for being here. >>> thanks for your service. >>> tensions mounting between the white house and israel morning. benjamin netanyahu accusing president obama of organizing a shameful ambush. the shocking fall-out ahead. >>> tributes continue to pour in for pop star george michael after his shocking death. we're live outside of his home in london with the details. ♪ >>> good morning. happy monday. it is december 26th. the shocking death of a pop icon the world will never forget. ♪ ♪ freedom, freedom, freedom ♪ you got to give what you take ♪

here to breck it down pete hegseth. you picked four countries that you think need to be tackled and addressed quickly. >> important relationships to establish american leadership. israel, we need to reestablish trust. what he's done in light of the u.n. vote is important and symbolic, saying we will stand with you in the face of international criticism. >> the donald trump has been briefed from the mussad already. >> either moving the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem or admitting the two-state solution is not viable. >> also doing something by naming david friedman has ambassador that. >> other presidents have said and didn't do it. calling out enemies. hezbollah, hamas, where will he stand when the bullets start flying? that's a great opportunity to stand by our allies. >> and iran. he's already ripping up the deal. >> you still got to prevent them -- the reason for the deal as it was sold was to prevent them from nuclear weapons. that's still a strategic imperative for the united states. he's going to have to find o