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>> sean: he really is a dumb jack ass just for the record by the way. i never talked to the secretary of state or anybody else from the state department. all of what you saw oh, shouldnt be surprising. lets see, a hoax? more fake news, more conspiracy theories. none of that happened. by the way, mr. zucker, i hope your stenographer humpty dumpty is taking notes back to solomons big breaking news. found in the newly uncovered documents and by the way this is real news. in 2016 a sample question a...

All right. no secret how i spent one particular afternoon on vacation, and there is nothing to add, except to say thank you. thank you to all who reached out in person, who sent messages. i appreciate it. that includes mr. hannity and ms. maddow. they acted as colleagues, not competitors, and i wont forget it. in fact, im not going to forget and i will use all of the feedback. because the key is for us all to be better, and that starts with me. so let me do what we do best here and expose an ugl...

Feedback. because the key is for us all to be better, and that starts with me. so let me do what we do best here and expose an ugly reality. heres the argument. republicans have been intentionally downplaying white supremacy, that it is literally part of their playbook. the obvious question is why are they doing this? well get to that. but first let me dismiss any suggestion that this argument is false. heres the proof obtained by the tampa bay times. this is an internal memo circulated among go...

Wouldnt have exactly -- that was a slight misquote. so i think that no -- >> so just bad? >> theyre just bad. not abysmal across the board. certainly very bad and something to be concerned about. >> i want to give our viewers a look at a sample question. it asked test takers to write the temperature the arrow is pointing to at the thermostat. the correct answer was a range between 77.7 and 78.3. pretty straightforward, right? i dont understand how this could be so wrong according to test takers....

>> shepard: some of the witnesses testified about the questions they said the irs was asking. >> thats right. the treasurery inspector general called them unnecessary questions, and they talked about how they were bogged down in questions about donors, philosophy, about the nature of the prayers they were giving, and heres the latest sample question. >> my personal favorite was question 33. which in relation to protests asked for a listing of our, quote, committed violations of local ordinances,...

Week. >> shepard: i bet we do. trace gallagher nice to he see you. thank you. any fan kicked out of an nfl game will now have to take a four hour psychological test before the league allows them back into a pro-football stadium. so weird, right? thats according to the nfls new code of conduct rules. were told 8 teams have already been using the $75 test. teams including the york jets. security guards at metlife stadium which the giants and the jets share reportedly toss about 500 fan as year. bu...

Deteriorates. >> when is the last time you had seven and a half. >> you can catch up on the weekend. >> no, you cant. >> yes, you can! >> we have sleep doctors on the show at that tell us you cant. >> and all right, people, back off. another sample question, gee, salary of-- here, this is it. do you like a salary of 20% less, you move to the city where your friends live, or a salary of 10% more, but a mean to the city where you dont know anybody? im still saying, 10%, see, thats the thing though...

Does money buy your happiness? well, to some extent it appears, yes. >> it turns out the new study. >> go ahead. >> what does that mean? >> youre a happy person. >> very happy person. >> i thought you could handle this. here is a sample question. $80,000, lets throw it out. $80,000 a year job permit you 7.5 hours of sleep a night, or $140,000 a year job with only six hours of sleep a night. what would you do? >> and the spahn didnt most typically opted for the latter. rather have the 140 k with ...

He scored 48 out of 50 on whats called the wonderlic test, problem solving. the score 48 is almost unheard of. most quarterbacks get in the 20s and maybe 30s. >> i didnt know they took this kind of test. >> not enough to be able to throw the ball 50 yards down the field. 50 questions in 12 minutes. we wont do that but heres a sample question. a boy is 17 years old and his sister is twice as old. when the boy is 23, what will the age be of his sister. >> as i look at this question, think back to ...

Cant really comment on it. >> alisyn: i guess the question is, were your parents strict about your schoolwork? for instance, thomas, did you ever watch television? >> we just didnt have a television for several years. really we just read a lot. it wasnt really a huge deal. our parents werent extraordinarily strict. we could all just do our own thing. >> lots of our friends didnt have tv. we had lots of vhss, though, those were big back when we were little. >> alisyn: yes, i recall those as well....