s you start with carly fiorina you know ran h.p. . packard in the ground was given a forty million dollars goldman relative go on and then sell qualified to run for president so i think that's that's the system we have is at the very wealthy are the most entitle them and yet the poor are the ones that have this reputation of they're lazy and they want handouts and so forth but the rich actually get the big handouts whatever handouts happens at the bottom are very small and just enough to live on precisely i mean. you know we've seen for example situations like wal-mart employees who basically are making minimum wage and sub that and then they're basically having to get food stamps to be able to. you know have to have but you know have food because they basically cover trying to cover their rent and their basic costs of living and there was a time when we had labor unions in this country and it was like as though the capitalist class really went after the idea of labor unions as though it was too many freebies you know chipper pay too

s who sat with carly fiorina you know ran h.p. . packard into the ground was given a forty million dollars goldman relative go and then tell qualified to run for president so i think that's that's the system we have is that the very wealthy are the most compiled in and yet the poor are the ones that have this reputation of their lazy and they want handouts and so forth but the rich actually get the big hand outs whatever handouts happens at the bottom are very small and just enough to live on precisely i mean. you know we've seen for example situations like walmart employees who basically are making minimum wage and sub that and then they're basically having to get food stamps to be able to. you know have to have a you know have food because they basically cover trying to cover their rent and their basic cost of living and there was a time when we had labor unions in this country and it was like as though the capitalist class really went after the idea of labor unions as though it was too many freebies you know to pay too much for l

is carly fiorina going to make an appearance.>> laura: he's mean to trump all the time. >> look at the optics. he's sitting in a middle school library on a child's chair and being interviewed by the principle. >> laura: so compare and contrast that with folks, donald trump today. >> i think we're doing a very special job and i really believe it was time to do that job because i don't think the united states would have done well if it went through four or eight more years of regulation and really a very anti-business group of people. in one year we've cut more resolutions in my administration than any other administration in four, eight or 16 years and we have a way to go. we're probably 50% done. >> you see him dominating. the few days at davos he dominated. >> laura: he was subdued but i like it. >> sober and in command of the material. >> laura: ramon, you're comparing poor jeb bush in a middle school library to donald trump with the world's billion airs. here's jeb bush on trump's rhetoric. >> i don't think he'll succeed if he

interviewd an amazing with carly fiorina on the challenges she faced of the food chain at hewlett-packard time of sexual harassment and all that's going on what is your prescription for global wall street to get best practices in governance and in leadership over the sensitive issues? >> let's take a step back because we've all got a story. we've all got a story. it's not just the stories. is that the businesses are not working particularly well. what can lead to sexual harassment, lack of diversity at the top and somehow as a country iesare calling mantocrac meritocracy's and believing it. wall street and silicon valley which are mostly men which have been epicenters of harassment actually are not providing particularly good returns for their investors. venture capital funds mostly you can just invest in the public markets. wall street the returns through the ups and downs. it's not just the sexual harassment. it's a lack of diversity which has led to poor results which has made all of us poorer. francine: are you going to see a shift in 2018? >> i think there is no doubt. i think what h

it's important when congress supported us before with carly fiorina 9s it -- with k-9s it need to come with a handler. we currently have just under 500 dogs working at ports of entry so any enhancement to that would increase capability. >> is it specific dog for a specific drug? >> our dogs generally two cal the narcotics detector dogs fife six types and dog that the detective currency and firearm for outbound threat. >> you have been able to add fentanyl to the six. >> yes. >> that's impressive. thank you for your service. >> thank you. >> let me just quickly on the followup on china. dea and justice indicted two chinese nationals as was widely publicized, and they indicted them because they were using the mail to ship large amounts of fentanyl to the united states. so the question is, what can china do? it's fine to schedule these precursors that go into making fentanyl, fine to schedule the analogs. a good idea. but it's about actually taking action and prosecutions. so let me ask you, mr. baldwin. about those two individual indicted justice department and dea were involved. they ha