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patriotic trivia challenge plus judge jeanine and jimmy take us to coney island where they road the world famous cyclone and we're answering your fan mail sections but first a brand new segment the five summer fun extravaganza. we're going to dive head first into summer topics that celebrate july 4th. first off you know americans love barbecues but kit create issues. millennials actually they they grill better than parents who taught them and at least half meat eaters worry about a vegetarian showing up at their barbecue. i don't worry about that because if you're a vegetarian you ca...

That before. >> jimmy: stop it. what do i know. question number four, what percentage of americans fly an american flag on the fourth of july? >> judge jeanine: boy i hope that's the answer. >> jesse: i hope it's a. >> dana: let's all push pit and say a. >> jimmy: let's have a feel good as a country and all get it wrong for the team. is it a? >> jesse: no. >> jimmy: it is b. i don't want to here that. with all the copies greenwood has sold of god bless the usa. >> judge jeanine: all the flags they give to kids at the parade? come on. >> jimmy: number five, how many us presidents were only chil...

[Courtesy of SK Gas]SEOUL -- SK Gas, a leading importer and distributor of liquid petroleum gas, made an unspecified amount of investment in C-Zero, an American startup, to acquire technology for the production of turquoise hydrogen, as part of a group-wide strategy to create an ecosystem for h

[Courtesy of SK Gas]SEOUL -- SK Gas, a leading importer and distributor of liquid petroleum gas, made an unspecified amount of investment in C-Zero, an American startup, to acquire technology for the production of turquoise hydrogen, as part of a group-wide strategy to create an ecosystem for h

The promise of a hydrogen economy to replace fossil fuels is commonly centered on the potential for "green hydrogen," generated via electrolysis of water with carbon-free electricity. But the vast majority of today’s industrial hydrogen production is "gray," made from natural gas via steam methane reforming — a process that emits carbon dioxide but at a low cost that electrolysis will struggle to beat over the coming decades.  But natural gas can also be converted to hydrogen without the carbon emissions, via another spectrum of the hydrogen palette. These include "blue hydrogen�...