brian says just draght balloon. stave on helium. emily: good idea. brian: emily, there is a thing where you show up to watch the balloons being blown up. that s a thing. emily: i would prefer to see that like you see how the sausage is made on the you were east side. brian: i tried to do two things i never did before. tried to cross sixth avenue during a parade. steve: okay. brian: it took me hours. i had to go down 60 blocks to go up and over. so columbus day and veterans day wonderful holidays, but, please just give me a break in the parade so can i cross the street. steve: had they only been dragging the balloons it might have been a different story: enough about us. time to discuss the news. start with a fox news alert. the secretary of the navy is out. brian: do you believe that richard spencer asked to step down by defense secretary mark he is officer after disagreeing with the president on navy seal eddie gallagher s war crimes case.
ask your doctor about the only gi-focused biologic just for ulcerative colitis and crohn s. entyvio. relief and remission within reach. dancing in the streets. brian: van halen, right? steve: dancing in the streets, yeah. we were just showing avenues of the america. on thursday the big parade comes down avenue of the americas in front of this building. emily: i love that. brian: thing is no balloons. steve: all depends on the wind. above 22 miles per hour they will ground them. brian: why can t you just drag them on the ground and don t put them in the air. why can t people move over like they are super heroes anyway a lot of them underdog. underdog still in this? steve: has been. snoopy. brian: rather than just quit on it, just keep them low. steve: note to macy s.
that the tax plan that we passed in 2017, you are exactly right, steve, has been a phenomenal success. we have the best economy in the world today. we have 7 million surplus jobs. incomes are up by about $5,000 for middle class families, plures the $2,000 tax cut that middle class families with children receive. it was a big deal. and i cringe when i hear democrats say the first thing they would do is repeal that tax cut. now, it is time for trump, in my opinion, to call for a second tax cut for his second term. and one of the central features of that would be, what i call universal savings account. people with incomes of up to, say, about $150,000 would be able to save up to $10,000 per year, steve, without paying tax on that money. and what i think is very attractive about that is we know american middle class people aren t saving enough. let s give them a little bit of incentive to do that and put more money into their
fossil fuel companies and two dozen reportedly arrested. next guest attended the game and blasted the move as empty activism. emily: here is harvard university student christopher colby. welcome. thank you, guys, so much for having me. emily: tell us about the protest? what was it like being there in person? what did you see? what went down? i will be the first to admit that harvard and yale are no sec state schools. we don t have many big football games. we love our football games. we love our historic game. oldest football game in the country. these protesters decided their version of empty activism this weekend was go sit in the middle of the field during the game right in the middle of it waste be everybody s time. the protest was pretty poorly planned. most of my will friends were urked. biggest take away for the most part elm did i political activist thing that licials tend to do. they pick their favorite day
one in three millennials want to ban secret santa at their office. they claim it gives them anxiety because they feel pressured to impress their colleagues with gifts they can t afford. i just find that sometimes gifts, like carley tweeted earlier like no one wants that subsequented candle that you got. or that you had and you gave. steve: people have done it forever. it s usually like a $10 minimum or maximum. the gift is never great. but i always tried to find the best thing i possibly could that cost $10. jillian: hey, i appreciate you. brian: what s worse when someone breaks it and $15 and they get like a $70 gift. great, i actually went with the $15. jillian: i feel like a lookout of them are regifts. emily: i don t understand why they are can t afford it when they all buy avocado toast. jillian: i don t think it s just a millennial thing honestly when it comes to this. steve: i like avocado toast, too. just saying. thank you very much.