partnership with her husband chris. it being kentucky, a bourbon connection. yea! she is a chef of the woodford reserve distillery. welcome to the dish! >> thank you for having me. >> how did you know bourbon is our favorite breakfast drink? >> i learned that upon arrival today! i'm hoping i'm bringing a little of the bourbon trail to you here in new york city today. >> take us through the table. what did you bring today? >> it's summertime and so we are having some -- these are fresh peaches marinated in preserve and honey and brand in ham and grilled. bourbon beer bread. they are aged in bourbon barrels and make a lovely bread. we have a bourbon marinade here and bourbon barbecue sauce over the top of those. street corn salad. everything you might have on mexican street corn and taken off the cob and brought into a salad. this is a kentucky butter cake. >> you do have a theme going here. >> i'm sensing there is a woodford reserve owner here well. >> it's in woodford county so we ought to say that. >> i love these cups. >> is this a thoroughbred. >> really? >> instead of a mule. we ar

the more immediate needs of the present. i need food presently and perhaps some fine bourbon and when i need good food in a city not my own, more and more these days i call somebody if they weren't good at enough things already, has become something of an expert on good food around the world. >> every time i check instagram you're eating with one of my culinary heros. you have eaten a giro. he seems to like you a lot better than me. ahmir-khalib thompson, known to most as questlove. >> you've been to this place before? >> i live at this place. >> really? >> yeah. >> yard bird quickly became a miami favorite. serving over the top southern classics to well-heeled bon vivant like us. >> the old joke was james brown was the hardest working man in show business. you make him look lazy. let's review, okay? band leader, producer, a teacher -- >> yep. >> a d.j. >> technically, i have 16 jobs right now. >> deviled eggs with fresh dill and trout roll will be so over next year, but right now i want like ten more. delicious. fried green tomatoes with pork belly. this is the perfect thing for a gu

hemp is different -- is as different from marijuana as cornflakes are from bourbon. once everyoneas americans patriotic duty. since world war ii that stopped. virtually all of the world never endedtions this0,000 year history of plan c use and benign cultivation. in my state of virginia, whose general assembly is in for republican control, legislation recently made it to the desk of democratic governor terry mcauliffe's, who signature made it legal in the commonwealth to research hemp cultivation and manufacture products made from hemp. other states have passed similar laws. federal leadership is needed to restore this crop to its former place of usefulness and economic opportunities for all americans. [applause] errors --re 15 second 15 seconders? is there going to be opposition? those speaking on the half should go first, you have five minutes. >> i'm from the state of nevada. nevada needs hemp production. this is a future industry from my state that i want to see americans employed in. this is not a job that can be outsourced. the basis why hemp is illegal goes down to our countr

mind to the bourbon burgel. a burger with pickles, special sauce, bourbon-glazed bacon, pickles, sauce, on a sesame seed bagel which might sound weird because bagels have a hole in the center. guess what goes in the hole? a shot of bullet bourbon in there. >> i can't say i don't eat red meat. this is the one thing that would get me to eat a burger again. add bourbon. >> i would say you could try it on air, but it comes from australia. the restaurant is chicken and sons. and they are marketing this to party-loving fatties. make of that what you will. this might put you back -- >> that is my moniker. holy cow. >>> speaking of like, we have our food porn segment going on. in new york, we have the red velvet croissant that sounds great and looks amazing. >> sophisticated. >> you've had the cronut, the massive milkshakes in the city and elsewhere. this place called gastrohall has made this. layer after layer of flaky red velvet flavored croissant dough with cream cheese, custard, and topped with red velvet glaze and cake crumbs. >> looks pretty good. >> wow. >>> you know what often d

cars and bourbon and tranquilizers. unlike mondays. monkeys are surprisingly helpful you in emergency situations. that's not a rung monkey. that's a trunk chimp. i also say neanderthal because i'm so learned. out of the mouths of babes come honest and direct questions like this little kid sid quizzing kim kardashian over snapchat. kennedy: many critics claim kim kardashian is famous for being famous. blossoming in an age of short attention spans. she is famous because of a sex tape with ray jay which makes her a porn star. tweet me @kennedynation and use #topicalstorm. we'll discuss a controversy involving black lives matter and canada. that's reportedly a nation located just above buffalo, new york. we were born 100 years ago into a new american century. born with a hunger to fly and a passion to build something better. and what an amazing time it's been, decade after decade of innovation, inspiration and wonder. so, we say thank you america for a century of trust, for the privilege of flying higher and higher, together. so, we say thank you america for a cent♪ry of trust, new biwh

. oh, bears and cars don't mix. bears and cars and bourbon and tranquilizers. unlike mondays. monkeys are surprisingly helpful you in emergency situations. that's not a rung monkey. that's a trunk chimp. i also say neanderthal because i'm so learned. out of the mouths of babes come honest and direct questions like this little kid sid quizzing kim kardashian over snapchat. kennedy: many critics claim kim kardashian is famous for being famous. blossoming in an age of short attention spans. she is famous because of a sex tape with ray jay which makes her a porn star. tweet me @kennedynation and use #topicalstorm. we'll discuss a controversy involving black lives matter and canada. that's reportedly a nation located just above buffalo, new york. stick around for the wwe superstar. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems.

. the kentucky derby, the most exciting two minutes in sports. and of course, kentucky bourbon, the world's finest whiskey. in other words, in kentucky, we know what a winner looks like. >> madam secretary, kentucky's 60 delegates proudly cast 27 votes for senator bernie sanders, and 33 votes for the next president of the united states of america, secretary hillary rodham clinton. >> kentucky, you have cast 33 votes to secretary clinton and 27 votes for senator sanders. louisiana. you have 59 votes. how do you cast your votes? >> my friend, madam secretary, my name is senator karen carter peterson and i chair the louisiana democratic party. and we are wild, louisiana. we will not be defined by any natural disaster, nor will we be defined by any act of senseless violence, because we are one louisiana. louisiana knows that love trumps hate. we are a melting pot of beautiful cultures, cajuns, creoles, we fish, we hunt, we like mardi gras, and we proudly cast our votes, 14 votes for senator bernie sanders and 45 votes for the first woman president of the united states, hillary rodham cl

, hand painted bonbons. founder and chocolatier packs each treat with layers of flavor like bourbon maple pecan, banana foster, even macha. >> some are crunchy, some are creamy, some have a light and happen. >> reporter: a surprise that keeps this man coming back daily. >> so how many times a day would you mosey on over? >> i'd like to say two, but i'm sure it's closer to three or four. >> reporter: with so many flavors to choose from, he never gets bored. enjoy one for $3.40 or create a mix and match box and try a few. >> very pretty. little cupcake bake shop has several locations in brooklyn as well. >> that all even want to eat it. one of those gift things. >>> it's 9:25. up next, today's top stories, including the search for a thief in midtown. >> reporter: police searching for the man who stole diamonds, gold and computer from this apartment building all while on crutches. some tenants think those sticks were just a disguise. we'll have a live report coming up. >>> no go. who a new york lawmaker wants pokemon game. there's one place where america's pastime is preserved for all

, the state that produces all the bourbon fit to drink in the world. >> the territory of american samoa in the southernmost reaches of u.s. soil. the greatest exporter of nfl players. [ laughter ] okay. >> oregon, the place where nike made ducks and beavers cool. >> north carolina, the land of the long leaf pine, the land where the summer suns doth shine. where the weak grows strong and the strong grow great. >> madam secretary, kansas, home of the greatest fans of the reigning world series champions, the kansas city royals. >> kansas, i love you, but missouri is the home to the world series champions, kansas city royals. >> uh-oh. a little rivalry. >> fighting words between missouri and kansas. >> forgot. missouri goes later than they do. >> if "world news now" was a state, and we were doing ours. "world news now," home to the polka. >> home to "the skinny." >> the only home of the "bachelorette" analyst. >> and of course "the mix." >> the slow clap. >> and the slow clap. >>> good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. >>> good morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo.

home of horses, bourbon, coal, blue grass and the finest people on earth, allow me to express my sincerest appreciation and gratitude for the privilege of addressing this assembly. i'm proud to stand before you tonight as the first hispanic member ever elected to the kentucky general assembly. thank you. the road here was not an easy one. it is a long story but three failed political runs were lonely at times and full of adversity. with a lot of determination, a lot of grit and hard work, i triumphed and i'm standing before you here tonight. everything i am, everything i've achieved, i owe to god and my parents. my father was a proud legal immigrant from costa rica. my mother from argentina. being the soften immigrants, i saw firsthand their sacrifice to provide our family a better life. i watched their struggle in mastering a second language and their strong and quiet commitment to hard work. we didn't have the luxuries that other families had. what my parents did give me was family structure, discipline, support, high personal expectations, love and faith in god. they were hisp

we drinking? >> it's called dirty water. a rum ginger drink made in new orleans. bourbon and green tea. >> when we were introducing you, we had low country south carolina. i thought what sort of food is traditional to that area? >> it's very similar to new orleans. it's a rice-based, a lot of tomatoes and tremendous amounts of seafood is what i grew up on. >> your love of cooking really kind of caught fire on a high school trip to new orleans? is that right? >> yes, yes. absolutely. >> what happened on that trip? >> well, i went to new orleans. >> ha ha! >> i know what you mean! the food is intoxicating. >> it absolutely is. i went to new orleans and fell in love with the city. it has a way of getting in your blood. that is unexplainable if you haven't experienced it. then the food, the culture, how all of those things wrapped together. it's home. >> it's interesting. because it seems like i've read that you have said a plate should tell a story. did that start in new orleans when you were thinking about food, a different way to think about it? >> no. i think i was brought up that

the chevy corvette, from the state that produces all the bourbon fit to drink in the world, from a state where our citizens still respect god and the constitution and our military and our police officers, it is our honor to cast our vote, seven for governor kasich, 74 senator ando: 15 for senator cruz, 17 for the next president of the united states of america, mr. donald j. trump. [applause] mr. kent: pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, kentucky, 17 votes trump, seven kasich,bio, seven votes 15 votes cruz. ms. hudson: louisiana. followinges with the bound delegates. 18 trump. louisiana,t state of with 46 votes, casts 15 for ted cruz and cats 31 votes for the next president of the united states, who will restore our national sovereignty by building a wall, donald trump. [applause] mr. kent: pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, louisiana, 31 votes trump, 15 votes cruz. ms. hudson: maine. 23 delegates with the following bound delegates. nine trump. >> madam secretary, the great state of maine, hom

kentucky bourbon but i did have to get through watching that. it was an anger hangover and what we will see this week is a positive contrast. well had to have the divisive rhetoric the hateful speech that you heard in cleveland. you are going to hear about an america that is already bright one that will be built upon where we bring people together we don't divide them. i believe we have in the clinton came ticket ticket importantly that is in represents our values of fighting for families and children. there with us. we have a ticket importantly that is about growing our economy making sure that we help to reach out for early childhood education. we support our men and women in labor and we grow our economy not just for the top 1% but we left everybody up together. and when it comes to the next commander in chief i don't know about you but not only hillary clinton but i believe senator kane when he said i'm ready. we have a ticket that has the temperament and the experience to the be the next commander in chief. this is going to be a great week and i am so honored to started out wi

straight. industrial hemp is different from marijuana as cornflakes are from bourbon. growing hemp was once every americans patriotic duty. since world war ii, that stopped but virtually all the world lies nations never ended the 10,000 year history of this plants usefulness and ease of environmentally benign cultivation. we should rejoin them. in my state of virginia whose general assembly is a republican control, legislation recently made it to the desk of democratic governor terry mcauliffe whose signature made it legal in the commonwealth to research hemp cultivation and manufacture products made from health. other states have passed similar laws. federal leadership is needed to restore this crop to its former place of usefulnessand economic opportunities for all americans . >>. [applause] amendment has been offered, are there 15 second errors? there are 15 second errors. is there going to be opposition? there's going to be opposition so those speaking on behalf of should go first, you have five minutes. >> my name is christine kramer from the state of nevada. nevada needs hemp pro

drank. she could not hold it at all but when she drank she drank bourbon. when she drank she wanted to dance and talk philosophy. >> guest: yeah, a great, beautiful woman. we lost her not long ago in the family. born in selma, alabama. worked most of her life and had a job as a waitress. she loved mount vernon avenue. she loved to have a good time. and you know, she loved the sense of family, too. that was very important to her; family. she lived with her parents, grandmother, grandfather for many years on the north side of the town. then we moved to the east side of the town into a housing project when where was in the ninth grade. that was actually my mother's first independent living my herself, you know? she lived there with her children. and the bright lights of mount vernon avenue pulled her on the weekend. that, i think, was the impetus, looking back at my mother and her life, that was the impetus to do that book. >> host: did the bright lights grab you or any other members of your family? >> guest: yes. yes. everybody in the family, i think, liked to lure of nightclubs. i be

will provide us bourbon -- come back at 4:00 for that. yesterday after this session our friends from lululemon will lead a meditation session. if it sounds like a joke it's actually not. i was a bit of a doubter yesterday but i did it just a couple minutes after the session and i promise you, if you do, it will be worth your while and get your day off to a good start. we are on twitter at #the atlantic. we are live on c-span. and after both of our conversations this morning we'll have time for your questions so now to this subject at hand. as the democrats gather here in philadelphia, they ultimately have three major goals, first, win the white house, the other two win back the house, win back the senate. so the battle for congress will be talking about this morning. there are 34 senate seats up for grab this year. 24 of those seats are controlled by the gop in the house republicans occupy 247. of the 435 seats on ballot in november. so the democrats have a big job. to talk about their chances, we've got an excellent lineup. please welcome the guests for the first of our two conversa

. >> yes, basically. >> we have seen eagles game. >> bank and bourbon is name there. >> mike wanted to go down broad street. we have that mural painted a couple miles long and then you have city hall and then projections of stars on it. >> do you see in. >> different things. >> it looks so pretty. >> that is gorgeous. >> sorry guys hopefully you'll get to see a picture so we can show you. >> avenue of the arts has purple lighting mess of the time during the year which i love. i bet the -- have you ever been by the lit building at eighth and walnut. >> i don't think i have. >> eighth ape market. >> yes, i know what you are talking about during christmastime they have red and green lights up. >> breast cancer awareness month it was all shocking pink that is one of the best lit up buildings for sure but city hall impressive. >> cool. >> from night today olde city is bringing night mark in the sunshine for dnc. i misspoke earlier i said this opened up at 6:00 this morning until 5:00 this afternoon. i have lost my mind. because this thing starts at 11:00 and goes until 4:00. i blew it. >> you

a barbecue spot a few years called the b-side. >> b-for bourbon. that is the main ingredient in there. >> tell us a little bit about your background because we mentioned the russian language and the literature. >> people always stop when with you say that. >> are they useful? >> finally, last year, i was able to call my dad. saying the degree finally paid off! i received a message from the state department asking me to go to kazakhstan to be a culinary diplomat. >> you could speak the language! >> i could! [ speaking in foreign language ] but i went there for ten days and see the 150th anniversary of the slaves. it could be a good time for them to learn about african-american cuisine. he found me and i went. >> a great story. i love the story about your parents cooking club. it went about 20 years? >> as i got older, i appreciate it so much more because they were in their late 20s when they started it. >> what would happen? >> every month, one of the couples would host the event and the host couple would select the theme of the menu, whether it was hawaiian or they did a pennsyl

possible, american potomac institute, aft and makers mark. they will provide us with bourbon ballot at the talk to our this afternoon. you will have to come back at 4:00 for that. like yesterday after this session our friends from lululemon are going to come over and lead a meditation session. if it sounds like a joke it's not. i was a bit of a that are yesterday but i did it and accompanist after the session and i promise you, it would you, it will take a day off to good start. we are on twitter at hashtag the atlantic it relied on c-span and after both of our conversations is when we'll have time for your questions. so now to the subject at hand. as the democrats gather in philadelphia they have three major goals. first, to win the white house together to come when back the house, win back the senate. the battle for congress is what we'll be talking about. that are 34 senate seats up for grabs issue. 24 are controlled by the gop, and the house republicans occupy two and 47 of the 435 seats on the ballot in november. so the democrats have a big job. to talk about the chances we hav

bourbon live with the very latest. good morning to you. >> hi, maria. good morning to you as well. bernie sanders went to bat last night for his onetime primary rival. sanders did speak about what he sees as his very own political revolution, but sad at this point he feels that hillary clinton is the only one who could bring about what he called real change. clinton would go to work for working families along with the job, the fact, the elderly and the poor. >> diabetes measures, any object gave observer will conclude that based on her ideas and her leadership, hillary clinton must become the next president of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> sanders speech culminated a somewhat tense day and very tense moment is that the dnc every now last night as many of his supporters were actively booing hillary clinton's name. sanders delegates afterwards were a mixed bag as it relates to his speech. >> you to select as always, he is good, but is out of the race. i am with her. >> donald trump is awful and dangerous. i'm also not going to vote based on the lesser of two evils. tha

the bourbon fit to drink in the world. >> donald trump officially clinching the republican nomination last night. i think about 7:18 after a very exciting roll call in cleveland. >> i thought it was great. peter doocy has a tour of the floor where history was made and day three hopes to build on day two. hey, peter. >> reporter: brian, it was like super bowl fans here watching as all the delegates from the states and territories that are here in cleveland cast their votes in that roll call. the plan was to have the trump kids announce once it got to new york here in the front row that they had the delegates to put their dad over the top, but since they go alphabetically when it got to new york they were still a little ways away. new york passed, they continued going alphabetically a through z. it got to pennsylvania, but that is when they would have just gone and turned they could have announced that donald trump was the nominee, but they deferred to new york and that is when donald trump jr., who many say gave the most impactful speech of last night stood up to the microphone at the

bourbon. join us, former presidential candidate mike huckabee. your latest take on the pole and what you think it will take for donald trump to make up the gap. although it is closing, there is still a gap there. >> about what happened that will bring his numbers up. i think we will see polls that keep going back and forth like a tennis match in part because these are not normal times. these aren't normal candidates. the electorate is not in a normal mood. there is nothing normal about it. anyone who thinks will see this steady fixation or the polls get stuck and will be there till november, you are kidding yourself. they are not. every time some candidate says something that people perceived to be outrageous and the other candidate gets closer to an indictment coming he will see the number switch. it doesn't mean a whole lot. dagen: how much does the mainstream media matter in all of this? i find enough air and talking to people who i know and people i don't know are more connected with both of these candidates, what they say and do and they are not getting their news from plac

the bourbon distillery, and we were able to participate too because it's another tourist facility. but then the secular groups put pressure on the then-governor to stop us. so we went to federal court and a federal judge ruled on the basis of the first amendment that it's free exercise of religion. if you're going to offer an incentive to any tourist facility, you can't say you can't get it because you're christian. it's got nothing to do with separation of church issues. maria: dagen, jump in. >> ken, do you expect to convert more people and make 'em right with the lord, so to peek? >> well, you know what? >> i say that as a southern baptist, so -- [laughter] >> we are christians, and we do want to get the christian message out, but we don't hit people on the head with the message. they can go to arkend counter.com to find out the information. maria: we will do that. ken, thank you. ken hamm. we'll be right back. maria: good wednesday morning, everybody, i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, july 6th. 8 a.m. on the east coast. bombshell from the fbi. fbi director james comey says hill