presently carson us to see odd as perceive the ministry here it appears that the united kingdom. david livingston at the presidential palace peace both leaders discussed the cypress economy and ways to overcome that banking sector crisis. committing to increase the efforts of the site korean president to rebuild the country's economy well. he said it sends a signal of confidence to international investors in cyprus is the place to do business once again and the chances for investment and jobs would increase aren't i. place a japanese around us. i need shrine archway unique in its place tools being used children's the town was filled with reminders of its long history of cooking. earlier. she would do with ceramics the media for about four hundred. to wit there are many just two runs. sometimes the design is painted puny unchanged. and i. sometimes she would diffuse is employed by the pups. so spend it on tim's richly decorated in gold. and i are using shapes and bright colors on a few points takes the sting was a style known as khaki. hoho. a man. you'll expect more than two hund

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carson there. what can you tell us? >> dr. ben carson is one of the three or four speakers throughout the course of this three-day conservative political action conference who has packed the halls. it's standing-room only. there is a big draft dr. ben carson president for movement around the country. he's been coy saying he doesn't think that is a great idea and not interested in 2 running for president. he's one of the world's leading pediatric heart surgeons and very conservative and much becpac. he is not one of the 2016 presidential contenders. we had a steady stream of would-be white house candidates for 2016. it began with ted cruz, senator from texas on thursday morning. he lit it up although it was an early morning conference speech and there weren't a lot of people here. the enthusiasm was palable. chris christie had the first bit of good press in the wake of the george washington bridge scandal back in his new jersey.

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once again to use rachel carson's phrase about the problem of sharing our earth with other creatures and in the course of reporting this book i spent a lot of time with people who have really devoted their entire life to this problem. a lot of them scientists like our bread durantz who i've mentioned with cannoli but a lot of them also ordinary people. for instance when i went to the conservation, amphibian conservation center there were a lot of volunteers in the states who are down there to help and when they took their frogs out to the rain forest and put them in the hotel they needed people to collect food for them to go out literally into the fields and collect bugs for them and people from all over the world volunteered. they got themselves over to panama and they volunteered their time and basically their resources. even people who are not part directly of efforts like this, gave lots of money to groups like the world wildlife fund, defenders of wildlife, national wildlife federation groups that do really great work. i would like to be able to and on that sort of up the note a

carson many times over. >> david bren certificate with us tonight. he has appeared on this show-- (applause) >> some 40 times. >> he would appear over 100 times more, always leading the audience in stitches with topical humor like this bit after new york declared bankruptcy in 1975. >> only america could buy a property like manhattan for 24 dollars and end up losing money on the deal. >> in an interview in december for cbs this morning, he recalled carson asking him. >> do you ever wonder why i make you do a stand-up every show? i can't lie to him, i said yeah, of course. he said because i like to sit back, smoke a cigarette and laugh for six minutes. which is a great compliment. >> he almost didn't make it to the tonight show. brenner said he was too political for carson's tastes so he switched his routine to be more observational. >> did you ever notice they picked the astronauts by their names, i'm sure of that. bread, glen, bit. they never picked a astronaut like melvin. >> it wouldn't work, right, come in melvin on the moon. >> that trademark di

ben carson, of course. we'll join usparents. but now, people supporting this hard partying teenager are calling out an entire generation. saying that baby boomers are to blame. >>> "fox & friends" hour four starts right now. >> all right. maybe this music will wake you up with a smile because you're getting an hour less of sleep. thank you for waking up with us. it is a daylight savings morning. >> point out you're getting an extra hour of sunlight. >> the glass is half full. >> yes, it is, anna coyman. good morning. i have put this out on twitter and people have not yet provided me with a response yet. hundreds of people respond and say they can't figure out, as to why we have daylight savings time. i heard one response saying you need it for retail employees so when they leave work at night, it's still light out. no, you can grill in your backyard and pretend it's summer in march. but if you're dealing with the drowsiness dealing with the change in time -- >> coming up in a few minutes, i'm going to show you what it's

carson is being used as upon, which he is not. e is many a black man and woman that i would vote for if they ran for president, including dr. carson. allen west is a syndicated, the -- colonist. thomas wolfe, walter williams. i would like to say this, the people that use the race card, president obama is not black. he's biracial. he's a half read. a lot of people use the race card to their advantage and it is not right. let's call it like it is. he is not a black president, he is biracial. his mom is white, but you never hear people comment on that. host: why do you think that matters? caller: because it causes division. it causes division. if you noticed, it is always used that way. we are against him because he is black. no, i am against him because of his character and policies. anyone in the republican party, anybody in any party that believes in the constitution no matter what color they are, i would vote for them because the constitution is what matters. host: ok. larry, ohio, your pick for 2016? caller: dr. carson. dr. carso

carson, i think. well, he was one of the great hosts of all time. of course. yes. sure. without question. you want to see a little johnny? yeah, do a little johnny for usn ] okay. look [clears throat] i was excited we just had the oscars, as you know... [ laughter ] ...live on abc. and the big picture tonight was -- i didn't see it, it's called "12 years a slave." i assume it was about my first marriage. [ cheers and applause ] [ rim shot ] and, of course, another picture, "gravity" did very well tonight. and for those of you who have not seen the picture, it's about sandra bullock and george clooney star as two astronauts who are sucked into a black hole where nobody can hear you. in hollywood, we call that caa. [ rim shot ] [ applause ] [ rim shot ] i feel like i'm having a visitation. [ cheers and applause ] do you ever -- i know you love johnny carson. did you ever do the carson show? i did. i had the chance to do johnny before he retired, because i had done a tv movie of the week for nbc about jim and tammy bakker. remember the religious couple? sure. yeah. so, i played jim bakker, and he had a big field day with them over the years. so he wanted

carson is as strong and powerful not the lowest among them. they usehe embodyment democrats say no longer exists. he said i wasn't a part of the 47%, i wasn't the lowest 1%. his racks-to-riching tale the tale of american injen newty and opportunity began his speech, judge, by saying he is a part of the american dream. this is the land of dreams and opportunities. >> my question, tony, apparently, cpac invited the atheists to participate a. lot of, with the conservatives, they're very hard line to the right. and it seems is that with chris christie being invited there and john cornyn and there was some whispering in the audience like this is too much. i'm go to joe, dr. carson says we need to fight obamacare with the mid-term elections coming up, do you see democrats distancing themselves from this controversial law? >> look, democrats are supported are talking about working to fix it. they know it's less popular. no, no, they may know, they know it's going to be a problem for democrats in november. no denying that. but if that will be one issue, one pa

us. dr. ben carson got audited. now, somebody had to order this. somebody had to make it happen.s lerner, obviously her attorney feels she's got some criminality problems or she wouldn't take the fifth. if lois lerner didn't have any criminality problems, why would she bother? maybe she's shy. i don't know. do you see it that way? >> i do see it that way. particularly because remember, before she asserted the fifth the first time she said, "i did not do anything wrong" but then she went ahead and asserted the fifth amendment. >> okay. so suspicion falls on her, and then if it falls on her and they can crack her somewhat then she might be able to give up people in the white house if indeed they were involved. and the only reason i say is because this shulman, i don't believe in 100 visits to the white house talking about obamacare. i mean, i'm sorry. you can do that on the phone. but right now my analysis is that the house committee, it's just chaos, they're not getting anywhere and it's just a dog and pony show over and over again. it's groundhog day. that's what it is. right? >>

carson, get us up to speed. >> it's going awesome.re from sorted. they represent the largest food community conversation happening on youtube. and they're up to great things. partner barry a little under the weather. today we're making bangers and mash. we've got a cake going, tomato soup cake. and we're doing some cabbage, onions, and let's get back into it. >> bangers and mash. two big parts. bangers first. it's nice pork and actually sausages, spiced with herbs, great sausage, a british classic. we've got to get those into the oven. and the reason we stab them is to stop them from exploding. they get their name bangers because they used to explode. >> and that prevents the exploding? >> prevents the skin from exploding so they can go into the oven. >> you mentioned earlier, the type of potato you would use is flour-based potato that's good for mashed. >> anything floury. and all we've done is peel them, dice them and they've been in boiling water for 15 minutes or so. they're probably good to drain, actually. and this colander over

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us some rainfall. but the rain is very close by. carson city down towards your reka, down towards ukaya. that's probably vir georgia it is falling out of the clouds, not reaching the ground. we have a very weak cold front up here. this will slide in very slowly tomorrow to bring us our next chance of seeing rain. today was terrific. that es are your highs, livermore 71. 71 san francisco. they reached a high of 72. and our friends in san jose 74. we will take another look at the live doop ler at 506789. a look at when that rain is going to arrive coming up in a bit. >> lee, thank you. >> a riverside woman was stung a thousand times. honeybees attacked the woman thursday in palm desert. firefighters say she went into shock. they tried to brush the bees off her and take her in the ambulance. the bees stung them many times as well. firemen say it's nothing like he has ever seen before. >> we are estimating 1,000. she was completely covered if bees leak she was wearing a bee suit if you will. >> that is frightening. they came from two hives inside a metal fiber optic box with about 75,000 bee

louis university giving us a little musical entertainment this morning. al roker, carsonrole on hannibal and ask the question, will there be another sex in the city movie. >> and we'll help you get a jump-start on the spring cleaning with creative tips. >> also, this place is going to be rocking on monday here on "today." enrique iglesias is going to take to our concert stage for a special concert right here on the plaza, so come on down and join us, st. patrick's day. >> mr. roker checking the weather. >> let's show you what we've got going on. tomorrow, risk of strong storms down in the gulf. rain into the northwest, sunday, sunday, we're looking at icy conditions through the mid mississippi river valley. wet weather through the southeast. sunny and mild through the southwest and rain i >>> kind of a wild crowd on the plaza today. fantastic in the bay area today. temperatures are a little chilly out there. player up because look at where we're headed. 82 degrees, that's the high in the north bay, the south bay is the 82 and 74 is the high in san francisco. now that we s

use fracking. >> reporter: but neighbors an local activists says there is little trust among carson residents because they have heard all the problems before. dave brian, kpix5. >> city council says the usgs discovered some quakes in oklahoma, arkansas, texas, and ohio and they were triggered by activity related to fracking. >>> a close call for two sheriff's deputies and a state trooper in iowa. a pickup truck flew through the air nearly taking them out while they investigated a crash. this is dash cam video. a big rig rear ended the truck, sending it careening toward the group and down the hill. unbelievably though, the three men were not seriously hurt. >>> a futuristic parking plan that sounds like something you would expect from the jetsons won't will coming to silicon valley after all. betty yu has more. >> reporter: liz, you think silicon valley would be the perfect place for this kind of technology, but the city council didn't want to pay for it and they don't believe residents want it either. it could be the new pod on the block. you are looking at what sky trend wants to bring to the street

to us non-californians, they made fun of the name mercilessly. so did johnny carson.d to catch a glimpse of johnny's parking space. in this case, johnny himself encountered a young reporter named maria shriver. the list is extensive, from jack benny to jay leno to flip wilson, bob hope, the midnight special and hollywood squares. and if you want to know the real history of the place, just ask our friend, veteran video engineer chuck klein. >> if you dug up studio 4, you would find the swimming pool, where they did specials, water ballet. underneath studio 1, you find a bowling alley. danny kaye used to bowl there, that is why to this day it is referred to as "the bowling alley." >> as for us, when we're in l.a., this shot will look different. the newsroom will be gone this weekend as nbc news los angeles moves into new digs. >>> when we come back from new york tonight, something different about hollywood's newest action thriller, including the audience lining up to see it. we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gav

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use fracking. we have said so over and over. >> reporter: there is little trust among carson residents because they have heard it before. dave bryan, kpix 5. >> the city councilmen say the usgs discovered earthquakes in various states were triggered by fracking-related activity. >>> if you like sunshine, then lawrence has some very good news for you today. >> you know what, today the last full day of winter and we are going to see temperatures well above average some places near 80 today. so yeah, some gorgeous weather ahead. sunshine to the coastline. out the door grab a jacket temperatures in the 40s. clear skies to the coastline. offshore wind blowing. we are going to see lots of sunshine in the afternoon with some warmer temperatures and then spring begins on thursday at 9:57 in the evening. high pressure in control, that will bring with it that nice warm sunshine. one area of low pressure off the coastline no threat to us. this ridge going to stick around looks like into the weekend. maybe starting to see more of an onshore push into tomorrow. temperatures around the state 81 in fresno, 76 sacramento, 69 in the mon

you, upton sinclair, for your exposÉ in the jungle and cutting pesticide use in our food in the 1960s. thank you, rachel carson are two examples of how scientists, writers and social movements force government and corporations to act differently. from these and other successful campaigns we can extract lessons for picking up a successful movement. these lessons can guide practice for an emerging movement to engage people's minds and emotions, to invite new partners and prepare leaders to take on the task of confronting corporate power. impossible task and number two, we need to construct and popularize an ideology of health and democracy that can successfully compete with the corporate consumption ideology and its prescription of hyper consumption. for many people around the world, hyper consumption is the norm. the very definition of modern society. alternatives are seen as primitive, undesirable or at best utopian and unattainable. in this view since few would choose to give up this lifestyle voluntarily, the only possible route to a different future is a dreaded nanny state in which governments, hectors its

carson, good morning. look, it was a somber johnny i sat down with. in sochi, we were useds after he made this announcement. >> johnny weir took center stage at this year's winter games as an announcer for nbc. but he says off camera, his two-year marriage was crumbling. >> sochi was one of the hardest times in my life. when i was on the broadcasting, i escaped my own personal hell that i was living in. my husband was behaving very erratically. the majority of the time off camera, i was in tears, i was on the phone, fighting, not in a good place. >> weir claims this was varnoff's first gay relationship. the two tied the knot on new year's eve in 2011. but weir said they started having troubles this fall. >> i was losing myself by being married to my husband. i was losing my objectives in life. i was very isolated from the world, from my marriage. >> earlier this month, the couple appeared in a new jersey court where weir faced charges of biting him during a domestic dispute. >> what went on there? what can you tell me? >> i was defending myself on that night. we were fighti

so today i found really nice and it's late in the us dollar and culture paris is helping not according to pave the path to freedom so carson the fbi is our dna. he called the voted teacher of mourning that take another pic of currencies will go. this despite the fact that the u s treasury department has indicated that the going is legal. also federal block grants native americans special legal status which is that the argument for a currency that is independent of the us dollar. perez but that one sovereign soil and a half white half month according to. and they're not going to have the u s federal government for permission this is when you have children going hungry time to focus. the lakota of rebuilding the economy on their own terms. i for one love that we should all suits the economy is broken. noah just a means for exchange and needed to make up fewer people were wrecked by brainwashing the entire planet into buying into the light of mindless consumerism. that is dumbing down at that. bringing the time our downfall we're just so i say to me to go lakota nation we should all find ways to declare our own sovereignty in

retired neurosurgeon ben carson and new jersey governor chris christie finished third and fourth. joining us now senator rand paul. congratulations and welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thanks for having me. >> what do you think your victory in the straw poll says about your viability as a candidate for president in 2016? >> the one thing about cpac it's chock full of young people. there's youchk people everywhere. i think young people, their lives sort of rotate and disseminate. everything goes out through their cell phone. they're very aware of their privacy. they don't think when the government tells them that the fourth amendment doesn't protect your cell phone, doesn't protect your records, they don't accept that. i think not only conservative young people from colleges and high school, i think young people across the country are fed up with a government that says, hey, the fourth amendment doesn't apply to your records or your cell phone. >> i want to pick up on this. you seem to be trying to thread the needle politically, on the one hand continuinging to push your conservative pos

aggression he went on to more of serious repercussions from the us and other countries including sanctions for strikeouts rachelle carson press small. i was still morning from ukraine to russia. the ministry of defence and creamier could lead to one. most of it in favor of sending more troops to the ultimate screen weekend. the international community scramble to confuse the worsening crisis us secretary of state john kerry had some harsh words as russia claims its sales increased in the least making it this is an act of aggression that is completely trumped up in terms of its pre tax. it's really a nineteenth century behavior in the twenty first century you just don't invade another country on phony pre tax. in order to assert your interests. well to whatever way is there a ways to deal with this and that the president knows that owns homes in response to recent fall in the us including its preparations for the g eight summit to be held in the russian city of saatchi in june. british foreign secretary william payne coupon sites to avoid conflict lainey take ukraine sovereignty. americans. with hopes this moment of esca

carson right now. it's jimmy fallon doing a crazy putin impression. we usedl sorts of ways when you look at what the establishment was, and the presidency, obviously, being a of tpart of that, this president even when running was thinking unconventionally about talking to people. he was on video games advertising for the obama-biden ticket. i don't buy the slippery slope argument. i thought it was clever as well. and we're just in a different time, this is a netflix and youtube era. i don't buy it. but it will be interesting to see the next president, christie or perry or clinton or whoever, how they use this same technology in the shifting landscape. >> david, karl rove, i want to talk about the question of the aca in term was a boon or a liability. karl rove who i tend not to see eye to eye with i thought made a fair point in the pages of the journal. he said congressional democrats will continue to be vulnerable on obamacare. they are uncertain whether to embrace the law or advocate amend it don't end it approach. and then this point which i think is an im

headlined by stages of the tracks and use of argentina and chile the bike riders have been through but at the end previous rallies. not for the first time carson that drivers would be tested that joe has announced it would return to the competition for two thousand fifteen but said a prayer five times winner of the bike had a great one of the drivers. what the other was victorious in two thousand and ten. one energetic get these done i think that the fact that commercial is joined the dakar rally is excellent news. a meeting with a friend like her show which won a number of times eighties and nineties is a new challenge and for the dogs are running having an official friend like her to join the competition. it's also fantastic. the government and video. dandelion find its role again among the cubans condos atlantis south america the grey clouds and a visit to present brock obama to brussels overshadowed the stopper that caused old land and ocean classic. so too did a couple of shots some soon be underway again in what is the best of cycling's top six in this region. with thirty km to finish the break was made and dutchman nikki tipster who too

carson young channelled about $93 million through his bang accounts and he'll be sentenced on friday. >> rwandan troops in the central african republic are usinghe 1994 genocide experience in their country as a tool to fight sectarian crisis. they are part of the african union force. tania paige went on patrol with the rwandan forces in bangui. >> this is a patrol with a difference. rwandan peacekeepers want to use words as weapons of persuasion, to help end the cycle of violence. it means taking to the streets armed with memories of an experience no one wants repeated. many of them were personally affected by the slaughter of 800,000 tutsis and hutus by members of the hutu majority. three of this general's relatives were killed. >> we speak to these people, share with them our experience from rwanda. he's hopeful because the violence if the central african republic is nowhere near the same scale as the rwanda genocide. it's become increasingly sectarian. these neighbourhoods were terrorist when the fighters killed their way to the capital. muslims are bearing the brunt of the violence. >> yesterday's seleka came out of their base. they should

and rick santorum, scott walker, and ben carson were tied in third each with 11%. mike allen, tell usout what happened there. i know joe also went up there. he had a panel and had a great time. my twitter exploded talking about his speech and some of the things he was doing there. >> they seemed to love him up there. mika, this northeast republican leadership conference is sort of cpac for yankees so a little more sedate. the big story out of this poll was a second big win in a row for rand paul. mika, what we are hearing again and again, people who see rand paul campaigning and watching him, other republicans, his rivals say he seems to have a real plan. wednesday, we're going to see senator rand paul at uc berkeley, believe it or not. "the new york times," cspan network tv say they are covering that. rand paul reaching out to new voters. second here we are seeing chris christie still staying strong among these republican activists. just tons of buzz about joe's appearance up there. neil labest, of the institute of politics where joe appeared friday night said he had to close it for

>> carson can't name anyone. >> give us $1. >> what are we doing, playing a game?ernight. you hadn't slept. always worried about your energy level. okay. so lots to show this season. the guest list this year in terms of celebrities is outrageous. >> it's great! we've got neil patrick harris, amy poehler, seth myers. lindsey lohan, olivia wild. a lot of good people on the show. >> this happens on the streets of new york. people can be a little bit unusual here. how many times have you run up over the three seasons of the show, run up to someone and gotten slapped or something like that? >> i once got slapped in the face by an old lady for a question i cannot repeat on morning television. >> in other words, you deserved it. >> i love when people hit me. >> you said if the camera was on you, you would run away. >> i would never talk to me. >> are you shocked when people do then? >> you know, it's new york. people have a good sense of humor. they're good sports. and sometimes people like being on tv. >> whoa! >> you have a quiz for us. >> i do, okay. this is a game we

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us? >> kerry, thank you. >>> carson, what's going on? >> good morning. well, week two of the search for the airplane getting a lot of talk online. people are actually trying to help out with the search. there's a colorado-based company that has a project up online where more than 3 million people are actively getting involved in the search. here's how it works. you pull it up and you can tag parts of the search area. oil slick, wreckage raft or other. you can see, here's the search area, these are actual tags, 319 tags in this particular area. show you some of the places where people have found stuff they believe to be some sort of wreckage or something. they're saying odds are you're probably not going to find the plane, but what you are doing is ruling out a lot of areas and that's actually helping the process. if you're not online actually trying to help, you're turning to online for hope. here's a beautiful mural we found on a school. facebook pages going up. and, yeah, this is busy, people are talking about crowd sourcing and how it's helping in the

used to it. >> dylan, thank you. >>> meantime, carson, what's shaking in the orange room? see your iphones on the table. online, people buzzing, could be a game changer for a car company. if you could get into your car and apple created an interface where it goes up on display and you could use your apps, your phones, all that stuff, is that safer and smarter or further distraction for drivers? >> just using voice commands, rigtsz? >> voice command. >> i think it's safer. >> seems like safer than fiddling with it. >> the display will go -- >> it's already there, it's in the car, plug in your phone and that's what you deal with. >> even voice recognition, still, research shows you're just as distracted. >> right. >> the dialing and that -- the dialing and the fidgeting with the device is really the problem. the actual talking is just, you know -- >> well, the reason you're asking this question? >> i'm just curious. >> apple's watching. >> it's called apple car play, it was on full display at an auto show in geneva. 3 c3 puedes dictar ahÍ tiene la radio for texting, siri wil

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thanks for joining us. . [ cheers and applause ] hi, guys. hello, carson.ll do differently now? whatever blake did, i'm gonna do. whenever he push his button, i'm gonna push a button. i like that. [ chuckles ] adam, has usher's coaching technique made you change yours at all? yeah, absolutely. he did raise the bar a little bit with the army techniques and the push-ups. when i do tours and stuff, i get physically kind of prepared for it, as well. and i think that was an awesome thing to, like, introduce into the show 'cause no one had thought about doing that before. preparation. luck favors the... prepared! there you go. bam. blake: he's more of a trainer. what? trainer/coach. [ laughter ] daly: as our coaches head to their chairs, let's meet the night's first artist, 33-year-old ryan whyte maloney. i'm from traverse city, michigan, and i currently reside in las vegas, nevada. i'm so happy for you! i had several bands growing up.

. >> congratulations to us. [ cheers and applause ] >> and of course, on your web site, kevin spacey.com, you can see video of me on johnny carson'sgician. yes. what sells on that web site? >> actually, i just announced, i did a film, people may or may not know, i did a production of richard iii two years ago with sam mendes. >> none of these people do. but there are other people in the world. >> cultured people, you mean. >> exactly. >> oh. how quickly we turn. [ laughter ] >> he's talking about yogurt, everybody. okay? >> free cameras for everybody. sam mendes directed me in american beauty. he directed me in richard iii, it was unique, we had 20 actors, half from america, half from great britain, we went around the world for ten months and did richard iii in all these cities. i decided it was something worth documenting. i made a film called now. and it's a -- for all those people who say why do theater? why is theater important? this is a film i hope answers a lot of those questions. it was an extraordinary experience to do. and it's a really intimate look at what it's like to be an actor in a company, go around the world and

us. >> nice to see you guys. we'll send it upstairs to carson. >> all right. thank you, guys, very much. appreciate that.esh cooks live." today's cook along. we're live streaming at today.com. daniel klein and mira klein. their series is awesome, by the way and dedicated to socially responsible and adventurous eating. take a look. >> okay. you guys, you ready? >> mira and daniel are all about travel and taste. this week's episode is about italy. about love. >> he cooks -- >> she shoots. >> dude, talk for the camera. >> most of the time. >> do you want me to do that? >> sure. >> it's all around the world. >> now, we've got to make some -- >> that's what i want to eat all the time. >> so good. i didn't think it would be that good. >> really? >> yeah. >> smart, sustainable, healthy eating. >> that's a good start. >> i'm a huge fan of what you guys do. so incredible. daniel, most people can't live and work with their spouses, but what's the secret here? >> what is the secret? >> we only fight when we get home. we never -- >> once we're on the road and like seeing new places and going to new countries, it's l

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