long time you as foreign policy critic randy paul says it's plenty of money is being made from the pentagon's born adventures, but not for the american people. and like many republicans, he is not thrilled about dumping. more funding and weapons into ukraine is elected officials. we have an obligation to pursue a foreign policy that advances the security and prosperity of the american people. funneling billions of dollars into the meek writer in eastern ukraine does neither . so why has the republican party shifted so far from its position during the cold war? even during the bush years. well, some might say that it's because of the big conspiracy between donald trump and vladimir putin. but the democrats should really look closer to home. maybe look in the mirror because poll after poll is showing that americans are far more interested in dropping prices than they are and dropping bombs, failed. mauppin artsy, new york. while during the latest rally of his supporters in new hampshire, donald trump reinforced is dumping a criticism of incumbent president by under, by the usa has been turned i

to agreeing a new truths. assuming a sentiment was also confirmed by an ot sowls is randy and p for the head ash paul to your success, believes the only way to get old hostages home is to stop for the delivery stuff. nobody really knows the so many room is in. i suggest that all across including white, simple bows, we'd be very cautious in the, in believing whatever we hear a, as far as i know that, and it's very unfortunate there's not enough. there's no in the north, you know, for a re payment and you know, and development in that, in that sense. and the main thing is very much as i was saying, the, the sweep in development and the, i say the time and time again while to the last a almost 4 months the seems to master could when we didn't buy from us in the continues a sort of goes up to the only way to save the hostages and release them. the only way is by stopping at the world ending the world. we want, we want god, the sweep exchange of of please. it is in hostages. that's the only way to bring them back home. the only reason that the world goes on is because, but then you are always afraid of re

paul. the 2nd, the question of whether the cardinal step or not, you should be proclaimed the st. the process makes it very important that we know and confirm what archbishops step in ash. randy did this wrong. his letters can be found personal messages to the pope, claiming to have done a wonderful job relation catholic church, having from early 1944 to this day. more than 200 sales converts people who chose to face to change their religion from orthodox and became catholic . the most of the episode was months in new muscle. g is just one example. when it had become undeniably clear, the crow aisha was losing the wall. archbishop step and that was invited and received personally by the independent correlation head of state on type of village . here we see the heavy duty that he received as a mission to do his best in order to save leading political figures and independence. curly shows miller troy a lead to doing the days, months and years of his tenure. and he did do his best. he fulfilled that mission. in that sense, i run a cli cardinal step and actually might actually be considered a saint. at least for the correlation states, other people talk political and military off

paul. >> oh! >> the crowd favorite. >> they love you. >> randi, thanks, guys. >> i have to ask just on anderson'sdden was the unknowing star of the hit series "jury duty." ronald thought he was in a documentary about a jury in southern california. it was all an elaborate hoax. everyone apart from him was an actor. joining us now is ronald gladden. >> hey, buddy. great to see you. >> great to see you. >> nice to meet you. >> anderson, a pleasure to meet you, man. >> what a year you had. >> so for people who didn't watch the show, explain it. you thought you were showing up to serve jury duty. >> correct, yeah. i was under the impression i was serving jury duty. it was a normal experience and we were filming a documentary to show what happened behind the scenes and in the deliberation room of a jury. >> had you ever served on a jury? >> no, i had not. >> okay. >> so you were the only real person. it was like a simulation -- >> yes. >> -- of the whole thing. everyone around you was an actor, everyone. the bailiffs, the cops, the judge, everybody? >> yeah. they honest ly created an entir fake world.