[laughter] not your typical debate question. who is chris long, by the way. he said i m not here to embarrass the candidates, they are perfectly capable of doing that themselves. he turned out to be a pretty good debate moderator. jillian: did he know the answer? know. i think you will want that in the form of a question and laughter. rob: windows alex trebek moderate debates? kind of new for him. patriot eagles by the way. rob: alex to back is a very rich man. you know what those jeopardy contracts are like? it is wild. thank you so much. jillian: i would love that. rob: let s check with steve doocy for what is going on on fox and friends . you want that jeopardy game. pete: i m done every morning at 9:00 in the morning. i think alex to back works at 6:30 at night. rob: they take the rest of the year off. pete: not in the form of a question.
now. i wouldn t k you a question i didn t know myself. he was harry truman s vice president. yeah, i do know this one, too. kentucky. yeah. ab. bark lee. alben barkley. you re very good. you beat a machine, you could beat me. let me ask you about this. tiger moms. there s a lot of talk about hard, rigorous education of kids, no play time, no overnights, no tv, real heartless, like the aspiration cultures from asia and other countries. tiger mom. is that too much for kids in america? that s one of the reasons i like this jeopardy game.
overnights, no tv, real heartless, like the aspiration cultures from asia and other countries. tiger mom. is that too much for kids in america? that s one of the reasons i like this jeopardy game. it showed that hard thinking, which is what the researchers put in to develop this kind of software that can make these kinds of word games and information retrieval and so forth can be fun. so that s serious in the sense that they re developing ideas that are applicable in all sorts of things. okay. watson, this machine that s beat a lot of serious contestants in jeopardy. what use could you put the machine to in terms of application, other applications? you know, that s the point of research. when you start, you don t always know where it s heading. i m sure they ve learned some
i can t believe you remember that. i was going on and on and i didn t think half of the stuff would stick i would throw on the floor. i m sure their mind set was you know, if we make it into a jeopardy game, it will seem less racist. but the thing i was most offended by was calling the lesbians the preachers and that hit home. i want every tsa member to go and rent emmanuel 1-7 and i want you to see the softly-lit scenes. beautiful harp music. you tell me, are those two doing what god would have wanted them to do? you are the creature, sir. my theory is these guys are a bunch of bad eggs and i think tsa people need better uniforms and better training, better attitude. tsa needs more pda. and better people will come of that.
rick and sue mcgrath just flew into orlando from pittsburgh and were shocked to hear the tsa employees might be making fun of passengers for their own entertainment. that s kind of rude and it s, you know, they need maybe a little more supervision. expect someone in that position to go look at their articles and then wait till their back is turned and then say what was she using that for. yes, that would bother me. reporter: this is the photograph of the suspected board that resembles a jeopardy game where the categories include gays, lesbians and african-americans. that s not appropriate and those individuals should be dealt with and taken care of. reporter: the tsa issued a statement saying it s taking the allegations seriously and its orlando air marshal s office is cooperating with the investigation. but with the tsa set to start using see-through scanners, some travelers question whether security employees might use those for some kind of inappropriate game. if they ha