protect yellowstone. they were here to tear it to shreds in the name of progress, gold interests, railroads, congress. powerful people wanted this land for themselves. but something happened during the their month journey slowly but surely their missioned changed. so as we celebrate the 150th anniversary of yellowstone national park, we look back in time at t the eventsess that lead tomagica the preservation of this magical place. sometimes i think about the things i m going to miss most when i have to walk away. not just my family that i ll think of, but the books that i ll never read. the music i never hear. sometimes the stories that i wish i would have known. most of us walk through life and myself i dotted same thing, without really getting below the surface. when i was younger, i saw pictures of yellowstone and i thought could there be a place like this in the worldmusi . [water re the rivers cuh the mountains that were so high, the animals you could see them by the tho
team, jimmy failla.al there itit is. journalist, gerri willis. and co-host of fox and friends weekend, will cain [music] and over here, red team ready to rumble. michael optus. i predict 100% sunshine. pre meteorologist janice dean. and you know her, love her,ne can t get enough b of her. fox news julie. janice, i was going to say, you were allowed to dress up, you didn t have to wear your regular clothes. watch out for the redress wave. yout see where this is going, debate has begun, you remember high school debate. well we ll do that,yo christmas style. let s get to it. our first debate jimmy versus michael.t hereth is your topic. we love christmas music. timeless classics. they transport you back in time. but here their is a limit, a when is it acceptable to start jingling those bells halloween or thanksgiving,hall michael, you are arguing foror t halloween, take the podium. you can do it. ladies and gentlemen, lovers of christmas in the world. i say to you, not o