thank you thank you. hello nice to meet you i m kim holloway has a big yeah the first i have been sure to call from a source stock on the fence hangs in my basement ok it to me it s all technical how know him tart me sets violence business a dish it s on a four stand over a minute i m in town vincit is munching hundreds in need of i guess no fancy gets off lion s head to laugh. or the least fun through the. tickles just to look at through the door rolling on the floor never seen this before that s when she turned to look at me that s when she said the craziest true love is the. want to make
our giraffe has a name, i assume. yes, this is russell, the electric giraffe. russell is actually my programmer, who s actually inside this machine. he s inside as well. when we interact and touch him, you ll actually hear russell s voice. i welded it altogether myself. give him a tickle right here. that tickles. that s cute! earlier this week president obama hosted the white house maker fair meeting with entrepreneurs and inventors who are hoping to pave the way for an american manufacturing comeback. with us manager of corporate programs at chevron, blair blackwell. chevron gave a multimillion dollar grant to promote science and technology and women. lots of women at that event. there were lots of women at the event. it was very exciting to see, as the maker movement. we gave $10 million to the fab foundation to create fab labs in
expectations on all levels and that means big money for the state of hol raddo and we are talking tens of millions of dollars just in taxes. colorado expects to collect up to $184 million in tax revenue in the first 18 months of recreational pot sales. i don t know why that tickles me so much, but that girl was smart to do what she did. i want to bring in anna cabrera in denver. you talked to pot storeowners and they described marijuana as selling a frenzy, right? it s a frenzy. it is big business. big money here in colorado. we are getting a bigger picture of what the numbers are looking like. what it s adding up to with the state and the small businesses that opened in the medical marijuana industry. those dispensary owners we have been talking to tell us since the drug was legal to sell for recreational use, business has not slowed down. it s almost too much. owner said she could only be
enjoyed doing. now, if i were unable to find a job far below my capacity, i m not sure yikd handle it. i d probably go door to door to sweep or rake leaves. i ve worked so long, i don t know how to not work. it s one reason why i think the highest urgency of our government is to create the highest of opportunity people to work. the job is not just how we put bread on our table. the it s how we put life and hope into our soul. that s our show for tonight. hope you ve enjoyed being here. until next week, from new york, this is mike huckabee. good night and god glesz. from this [ female announcer ] when they wake up dry in pampers, mornings have more tickles, kisses, and cuddles. unlike other diapers, pampers has 3 absorbent layers, and up to 12 hours of overnight protection. [ laughs ] [ female announcer ] pampers. does your dog food have?
have to spend about $400 million on infrastructure to provide water to the oil and gas companies for fracking. to frac a single well takes hundreds of trucks carrying water. the trucks that damage our roads at a cost of about $1 billion a year to repair. there are real costs to the taxpayers, the rate payers of texas that come with fracking that don t get enough attention. we re going to continue this debate on the other side of the break, but for now, luke metzger, thank you very much for joining us from austin, texas. thanks, joy. when we come back, we ll bring in some celebs. yoko ono will join us, but we ll continue this hot debate at the table. [ female announcer ] when they wake up dry in pampers, mornings have more tickles, kisses, and cuddles.