you may get stuck with all this corn. i will explain. corn wars. when we come back. america's beverage companies have come together to bring you more ways to help reduce calories from sugar. with more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all, smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels, and signs reminding everyone to think balance before choosing their beverages. we know you care about reducing the sugar in your family's diet, . . balanceus.org. liz: mexico says if the u.s. wants a trained war, it has ammunition too it. the country is ready to it had the u.s. right in the belt as in the corn belt. so let me just give you some texture here. mexico has been buying nearly all of its imported corn from the night. that accounts for $2.5 billion worth of business for our farmers. last week our nafta partner fired the first warning shot, sending the agriculture minister to wheel and deal with brazil and argentina in case it has to cut ties with the united states. looking at corn futures on the cme. they have been dropping. they're up half a percent. over

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>> they would be called the corn hustlers. [ laughter ] super fresh corn hustlers. how's that?stle for the corn. >> jimmy: i gotcha. yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] i understand what you guys do. super fresh corn hustlers. [ light laughter ] what city would the team be from? >> colorado. or -- kansas. kansas corn hustlers. the kansas corn hustlers. >> jimmy: okay. [ laughter ] i'm so -- i'm so lost. i have no idea what's going on. but we have ime, and if he had his own basketball team it would be called the super fresh corn hustlers, and they're from kansas. so this last one, can you guys do like a yacht rock-style song? like a '70s, kind of chill out, on a boat type of -- ♪ yeah. ♪ ♪ ime i traveled a long long way and it's just to ask you name ♪ ♪ the super fresh corn hustlers team at the nba all-star game ♪ ♪ they play and they win i hope they do 'cause if not it would be a shame ♪ ♪ we have to send them back to kansas back to where they came ♪ ♪ we send 'em away ime send 'em away if they can't play they're going away ♪ ♪ on their way ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, b

here is the corn story.es anything drastic on trade, mexico will hit america in the cornfields. a senator on the foreign relations committee will introduce a bill this week to instruct mexican businesses to buy corn from brazil and argentina, instead of the united states. a serious response to the threat against mexico. the u.s. is the largest producer of corn. american corn shipments have t catapulted since nafta. auto and corn, the two biggest positives of nafta. >> hitting america below the farm belt. you will miss it. "early start" continues right now. >>> breaking overnight. the president's national security visor is out. michael flynn resigned overnight. the fallout from the controversial phone calls with russia and sanctions discussed and lying about it. now new questions from the administration about what it knew and when. we have live coverage now. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. tuesday, february 14th. happy valentine's day. i got nothing. >> water?

>> cheddar jalapino corn dog.d it has our own two year aged cheddar cheese sauce, with fresh jalapino on top. really good. >> now are these traditional ones? >> traditional. >> can't go wrong with traditional? >> no, these are really good. we use conned minutes from the reading terminal market. >> oh, my stomach. >> don't you want to try one? >> i think you picked that up on the microphone. my stomach went roar. >> it is good. >> no, really good. >> then this final one smear. >> this one is a chilly cheese corn dog. >> chilly cheese? >> yes, we make the chilly fresh ourselves. and at the same two year age cheese sauce we make in house, as well. >> sounds good. >> so the secret, do you dip? double dip? >> it is whatever you want it to be. there is no etiquette here, just ingredients are fancy. >> oh, so that's, which one was that again? >> the sweet potato? how is it? wait until you take a bite. this one is the cheddar one? >> pal pin yo. >> sue serio, come on, which one do you want? >> might be little spicy. >> go

so what are the consequences of mexico taxing corn imports and instead importing corn from places liketina. >> we sell about $60 billion worth of goods in overall mi economics, mentixico is the uni states's largest market. if we start upsetting the cart, it is going to have great consequences for the united states economy and starting with agriculture and mexico doesn't really have to put a tax on u.s. agricultural pructs. they have already ben to open markets with australia, argentina and brazil. so they can get their grain and their meat products are alternative sources. they would prefer to get them from the united states, but there are other sources. and that will be a big hit to u.s. ago gri gull chur. >> nbc news has obtained draft memos details how the department of homeland security plans to carry out president's trump's two different orders on illegal administration and an official tells us at nbc news is white house objected to some of the language. president trump has not rescinded daca. but it is also says criminal aliens have demonstrated their -- wouldn't that mean all 11

. >> all we used to think about was growing corn.nfortunately, the soil here is not really suited to that. now we grow a range of crops. and thank god it has been going well. heydi garcia has been helping the jimenez and other families here diversify their crops. she works for an ngo called defensores de la naturaleza -- defenders of nature. malnutrition is a major problem in guatemala -- it's one reason the child mortality rate is so high. >> we try to do two things. one: bring back vegetables and plants that were once part of traditional farming here, but that have now fallen out of favor. and two: introduce new varieties that are more nutritious, but that nobody here has ever eaten before. the idea is for each family to eventually grow a whole lot of different things on their plot. but isn't that obvious? here beside the rain forest, where everything just grows and grows? apart from corn, that is. >> it's not that it was never like that. but over the course of time, that traditional way of farming somehow got lost. people here hav

. >> can of corn? >> easy fly ball. >> you know where that expression comes from?he old days, they went to grocery stores and there were cans of corn on the shelf and they have to get it down with a stick so they knocked it off the shelf. >> he's a catcher. >> i have no idea. what's a raf man. >> no idea. >> it's a raftman. someone hung out to dry between first and second base. >> fulling a raft rather than pulling hard. >> uncle charlie? >> curve ball. >> uncle charlie is a curve ball, a power curve ball. hammer, all kinds of nicknames for that one. >> the term, undress him. >> you throw a breaking ball. it happens to a catcher sometimes. >> why, would he get run over? >> yes. there are two terms for that. the slide to one piece of the equipment jarred loose. >> man over board. >> no idea. a runner past first base. >> don't be that guy. >> a manicurist. >> uncle. i don't know. >> ground keeper. get it? >> i get it. what's a butter cup? that's a great question. i have no idea. what's a butter cup? >> reese's? >> a butter cup, is that a hit off the end of a bat, a p

we cover it in seaweed and corn husks. and we put our clams and lobsters and corn in there.oing to pull a tusker out right now, and you'll see what we have here. >> anthony: let's eat. >> ray: all right. [ laughter ] >> anthony: first some good chowder and there really is only one kind of chowder. new england clam chowder. mm-mm. that is good. steamer clams, lobster, corn, potatoes. that's a pretty luxurious clambake here. >> woman: that was amazing. >> man: absolutely. >> chris: everybody's attention for a second. the opiod education and awareness task force came together several months ago. i don't thinwe realid w quickly this could turn into a crisis for us. >> anthony: everybody in this room has been touched by or impacted by narcotics in some way. the franklin county opiod safety task force is a grassroots response. doctors, law enforcement led by franklin county sheriff, chris donilon. addiction specialists and addicts themselves are coming together to find a community-based solution to what is finally being recognized as a public health crisis rather than simply a cri

out little caramel corn, cheese corn and plain corn where you can actually build your own with a sorttoppings and seasonings. such as m & m's, dried cranberries, baconi bits which s wonderful. >> can bacon and chocolate go together. >> yes, it can. it's salty and sweet and delicious. i have white and dark chocolate chips. >> we're going to do dark chocolate. >> with the bacon, that's a perfect combination. i love that. >> we're missing one more ingredient and that's the butter. >> better bring on the butter. that's what i always say. >> my goodness. >> somebody's going to want to eat this. it may be me or somebody else. >> i smell the warm butter. i put it in a little croc pot to keep it hot during the night so it's wonderful. >> i'll save this for later. >> we're going to have a sweet ending. beak what i like to do is i end with a little bit of korbel natural. i like the natural because it has a hint of that's going to be my dessert. i have strawberries which your guests can dip into cool whip or whipped cream mixed with a little bit of chambord black raspberry liquor in the whipped

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to buy corn from brazil and argentina instead of the u-s. in 2015...o bought two- point- four billion dollars worth of corn from the u-s. threats of a corn boycott are in response to president trump's tough stances on the border with mexico... and the north american free trade agreement. president trump blames nafta for sending manufacturing jobs to mexico. toss weather the city of hayward has one of the strictest illegal dumping ordinances in the bay area .. and it grants broad, sweeping power to city workers ..it required property owners to clean up any trash within 72 hours or face penalties the problem is some business are being bombarded with trash almost every day stanley roberts investigates . typically what they'll do is pull up with their pickup truck tie off to one of these posts with some string and just drive off they've got it set up where it takes them a second to unloadwilliam furr, runs a printing business in the hayward industrial park he is just one of many business owners that has to deal with stuff like this items illegally dumped a

and 1/4 cup of dark corn syrup. corn syrup is actually less sweet than plain old granulated sugar.we're going to get a much deeper flavor. all right, and just a little bit of salt. we have 1/4 teaspoon of salt. and i'll whisk this together until all those brown sugar lumps are gone. all right, we've got 2 tablespoons of water. and that's just going to loosen this up, add a little bit of moisture... -oh, yeah. -...and ensure that the caramel stays nice and supple. that's our caramel sauce. very, very easy. -i really like how simple that was. -yes. -no stovetop. -and from now on, we should refer to it as goo. -that goo looks good enough to eat. -oh, yeah. and we went ahead and sprayed this pan as well just to make sure that we can turn those sticky buns right out later on. all right, next up is pecans. this is 1 cup of pecans, and we've toasted and chopped them. we'll sprinkle them all over the bottom of the pan, which will become the top of the buns later on. -and as with most baked goods, you want to make sure you toast your nuts before you add them to a dough, because that helps b

auto and corn, the two biggest positives of nafta. >> hitting america below the farm belt. you will miss it. "early start" continues right now. >>> breaking overnight. the president's national security visor is out. michael flynn resigned overnight. the fallout from the controversial phone calls with russia and sanctions discussed and lying about it. now new questions from the administration about what it knew and when. we have live coverage now. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. tuesday, february 14th. happy valentine's day. i got nothing. >> water? >> it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. only 25 days into the trump administration and chaotic headlines has claimed the first victim thanks to a scandal. breaking overnight. michael flynn resigning under fire. announcement coming in the mounting evidence that flynn spoke to the russians about sanctions and lied about it to top officials. the decision to step down moments after cnn learned the justice department warned the white house last month about flynn's contacts with moscow and poss

. >> anthony: as difficult as it might've been to forgo the joys of the bacon-wrapped foot-long cornwe'd be coming here, husk, sean's restaurant in downtown charleston, one of two that have helped make the city a fine dining destination. so i wanna know, southern living, it's very different up there and down here. it's a big transition. easy, easy for you or not? >> bill: it's easy. the only -- driving was the real transition because i drive like a new york person. when you come here driving like new york, you know, it takes you a while to recover. but, you know, i'm right on the edge here, like telling people that this is a really nice place to come and really i don't want anyone else to come. i like it the way it is. there's a lot of insects. it's really, really hot in the summer and the traffic is worse than it ever was. >> anthony: husk directly addresses southern culinary traditions using the best of modern techniques, but always, always respecting the originals and who made them. it's a pressing matter to redefine southern food. if i were a southerner, i would, i would make it

theians do not suffer from corn disease anymore. the diet of people in the southern united rates and appalachia is better than it was 100 years ago or so. the diet of many people around the world can actually work because there are many more of in the case because of any society in the third world dependent on fish, their resources have been appropriated by other people. or, their resources have dwindled because of climate change, itself a result of processing and industrialization, if not exclusively in food, certainly very much including food. i do not think that the sanctimonious and preachiness of food activist or cooking and the kids -- cooking advocates justifies a sunny optimism. [applause] >> thanks, all of you. thank you. let me address three issues that seem to be essential ones. thanks for raising jamie dimon. reading that book to be back. food, but he says nothing about what we eat. it is all about agriculture. that is fine. we cannot have food without agriculture in the modern world. but if somebody wrote a book about t

they are on their farms over the course of the year, hopefully growing better cotton, tobacco, corn, whatever it is and internalizing lessons that are being caught by demonstrations agents. and these agents are sent to teach men how to grow these crops. they are sent to teach women how to do what they need to do to contribute to their farm household economy. well, early on in this process some of these agents start to

. >> can of corn. >> easy fly ball. >> by the way, can of corn, you know where that expression comesm? >> i can fell. >> you go ahead. >> in the old days, they used to go in grocery stores and there would be cans of corns up on the shelves so they had to knock it off the sheff with a stick. >> what's a deuce? >> curveball. >> all right. >> he's a capper. he knows that one. -- catcher. he knows that one. >> what's a raft man? >> you got me. >> a raft man? >> boy, that sounds like someone hung out to dry between first and second base. >> pulling a raft rather than running hard. >> what's an uncle charlie? >> uncle charlie, curveball. >> uncle charlie is a power curveball. the hammer, yellow hammer. we have all kinds of terms for that one. >> the term undress him? >> undress him. throw a breaking ball and he buckles in -- >> it happens to a catcher sometimes. >> oh, when you get run over? >> yeah. >> oh. [ laughter ] >> come on. >> there's two terms for that. >> slide into a much caer with such force that literally one piece of his equipment is jarred loose. man overboard. >> man overbo

my view is the europeans did because to do corn they had rotary mills. and if you have rotary mills you do not want to go back to grinding on -- so they think they can be clever and just skip that. and you cannot grind wet in a rotary mill. so you -- i think if we want to talk -- we're now 20 years, 30 years since the colombian exchange, it's time to introduce a little more sophistication into what exactly is being moved and to whom and how and why. the demographic point, i think, is a really important one. i'm not entirely clear how i want to deal with this. the potato again, it's not really until the late 18th century that the potato gets picked up. and then it's forced on people by governments. it's not something people want. so then of course it probably does lead to a -- or helps a demographic explosion. i would just like to say again, let's have a bit more analysis on this. 1492 actly not just ok, and then, you know, the foods f the old world are changed. the funny one. thanks, paul. and and the first point i -- probably two points here. what i thi

industrial hemp is in agriculture crop just like corn or soybeans. when i was commissioner of agriculture, one of the first initiatives i announced in kentucky was we were going to legalize industrial hemp in kentucky and we were going to be the leading state in the nation. people rolled their eyes and said, that's the craziest thing i've ever heard, and went on. after i announced it at the state fair in kentucky in august of 2012, i had just been office six months, i went all over the state educating people, doing town hall meetings, and the issue got a lot of press. i put together a bipartisan coalition, and you will see here, this is an interesting group that the c-span viewers will look at and say, i've never seen those three people together on anything. this is senator rand paul, who is a republican, congressman thomas massey is off-the-charts conservative, and john yarmuth, who is one of the most liberal members of congress. leadership,emocrat person he's the budget leadership.crat we don't agree on everything but we agreed on this issue. i bro

. >> corn sold for $8 a few years ago. i sold my corn this year for $2.87. and that don't pay the bills. >> reporter: teske says an increase in worldwide production is contributing to a multi-year decline in prices for key commodities, like corn and wheat. all the while, the cost of operating a farm is steadily increasing. the department of agriculture predicts farmers' incomes will drop an additional 9% this year, extending the worst slide in generations. as a result, more farm operations are expected to close on top of the almost 140,000 that have closed or consolidated in looft nine years. >> it's one of our hay meadows ownby my grandma. >> reporter: in pottawatomie county, kansas, these are fifth generation farm >> you have guys my age that are trying to raise a family, trying to farm, just to produce cheap food for the country. it's a crisis. >> reporter: they say they spent $34,000 last year farming wheat and other crops, but they only brought in 35,000. so thoe they may have found a solution. they now sell cattle and cut out the middle man. fp these c

look what happens when corn gets to africa as another supplement to their diet. you have an increase in population, an increase in population pressure were there has never been before because people were able to have two more children which is a lot more in their family growth and it makes it a -- not a deciding factor -- but a contributing factor to the growth of slavery in the long-term because you have that much territorial conflict. they have raids on each other's communities and those are two foods that will have very stark impact on the history of the world and certainly the history and story of the new world. so ironically, that columbia exchange example of potatoes and corn changes life in the old world and africa in europe, but then comes back in a different form to really alter the path of american history. so i am up on my time and i just want to also join chris in saying how much i learned from this book, what a valuable experience it is to read it. i recommended to all and i also want to point out the index. it is a great index. would it on your shel

. >> corn sold for $8 a few years ago. i sold my corn this year for $2.87. and that don't pay the bills. >> reporter: teske says an increase in worldwide production is contributing to a multi-year decline in prices for key commodities, like corn and wheat. all the while, the cost of operating a farm is steadily increasing. the department of agriculture predicts farmers' incomes will drop an additional 9% this year, extending the worst slide in generations. as a result, more farm operations are expected to close on top of the almost 140,000 that have closed or consolidated in the last nine years. >> it's one of our hay meadows, it's owned by my grandma. >> reporter: in pottawatomie county, kansas, 34-year-old matt and his younger brother, tim, are also fifth generation farmers. >> you have guys my age that are trying to raise a family, trying to farm, and having to work in town, just to produce cheap food for the country. it's a crisis. >> reporter: they say they spent $34,000 last year farming wheat and other crops, but they only brought in $35,000. so they

to put that in an historical context, the price of corn in 2016 at $3.15 is lower than the price of cornin 1974, the year i was born, when it was $3.20. the price of corn in 2016 was five cents lower than it was the year i was born. in 1974. it's the same story across the board for colorado. wheat prices are down more than $1 from 2015 to 2016 and down more than 50% since 2012. i can guarantee you, even though i may have sold a lot of wrong parts at the dealership, those wrong parts didn't come down in price 50%. the livestock industry has seen similar trends with cattle prices at their lowest level since 2010. in farming and agriculture, a lot of times you might see a year where the price of corn is high but the price of cattle is low or price of other commodities is high and price of cattle is low but when cattle are high maybe other commodities are low. farmers who have a diverse operation are able to offset the lows and highs with the diverse operation. but not this year. maybe it doesn't even look like that can be the case next year. the declines in the state's agoing a economy are

the corn starch and water will kind of bind everything together.l put a little dark soy and a little light soy. dark soy, put that for flavor. why soy white soy is kind of like asian salt. we like to use white and dark soy. i am using medium won ton wrappers. you grab just a little bit, about like two teaspoons of f l filling. wet one side, fold it over, seal it. come back around and wrap it up. there you go. >> and then chef corey prepares the hot pot. >> it is a time of family gathering and food is very important. this is a family soup. it is slow roasted. they serve soup at the beginning and end of a meal. we always start with soup. the soup is very important. i'll go over some of the ingredients. you can put vegetables in there. this is cabbage, bok choy, noodles. we have egg tofu. we have mushrooms and some fish balls, shrimp balls, crab balls. eight is very good luck. so it's good wealth. this is a chicken. it's a whole chicken. some people like to put virginia ham. it is a very smokey salty flavor. th you can boil this in the soup or boil it

joining me now gloria erin ryan as well as david corn. erin, was this a surprise?oes it mean that this is the person who went down? >> to me it seems sort of like the republicans have run out of political capital in their bank account. they exhausted a lot of it in confirming some of trump's other nominees. but in this case there was really no justifying confirming this specific guy. not only was he somebody who habitually broke the rules that he was supposed to be in a position to enforce, he also was somebody that was tied to domestic violence, which is really not very good optics for the republican party at this moment. >> more than optics. >> more than optics. it's actual morality. >> and david, on that point, senator elizabeth warren was speaking about this and about the oprah episode that emerged. take a listen. >> i watched the episode in which she appeared, as i believe every senator should. i found it extraordinarily troubling. alongside his company's poor record of treatment of female employees, his highly explicit and sexualized ads, and his snide commen

i'm going to put you in the corn with cnn.ennedy: that is actress melissa mccarthy playing sean spicer. expires admitted he would rather talk about the issues. "saturday night live" alienating audience by consistently attacking president trump or is it all in good fun? >> was it funny? i didn't think so. i think it only people who enjoyed it were the people who save the their way. they are sort of weaponnizing comedy. remember when they tried to excommunicate jimmy fallon base normalized trump? they are not --. kennedy: that's what "saturday night live" used to do. >> it has become a comedy safe space for people who see it that way. chicken soup for the woman with no soul. kennedy: they will probably not have milo yiannopoulos anytime soon. >> i love milo. i think people identify with sean spicer in the same way they like trump going against the media. i thought the skit was funny and sean spicer's answer was funny. kennedy: he knows what he's getting himself into. >> he should be happy. ethel great to be immortalized. that wa

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losing all their corn exports to mexico if you does this. -- if you does this.ost: we will talk about the north american free trade agreement in our next segment. the color mentioning the ease dropping by the cia desk eavesdropping by the ca -- the caller mentioning the eavesdropping by the cia. he knew his call to the russian investor would be subject to electronic surveillance. mr. flynn is a retired general who ran the defense intelligence agency, so surely he knew that his call to the russian ambassador would be subject to electronic surveillance. you can find that in "the wall we are taking." calls on the resignation of michael flynn and what it means when it comes to the resignation itself and national security interest. paul in florida. republican line. does anybody remember susan rice? she was president obama's security advisor, the same position that general flynn occupies. she told the biggest boldfaced lie the american people have ever experienced. that videos were the reason for benghazi. how did she get that job? president obama brought her in so sh

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mexico bought two-point-four billion dollars worth of corn from the u-s.f a corn boycott are in response to president trump's tough stances on the border with mexico... and the north american free trade agreement. the president blames nafta for sending manufacturing jobs to mexico. still ahead... a bay area adoption agency suddenly closes - leaving people with a lot of questions and without a lot of money. what they now want others to know. but first, nearly 4 decades later - a jury convicts a man for the kidnapping and murder of a six- year-old back in 1979. hear from patz family who finally has closure. on wallstreet... bank stocks jumped today, riding hopes that bigger profits are ahead, and u.s. indexes again pushed to record highs. the dow rose 92 points. the nasdaq... jumped more than 18 points. and the s&p... added 9 points. the family of etan patz....a little boy who disappeared in new york city 37-years-ago... now finally has some closure. today...their son's killer....pedro hernandez was found guilty of murder and kidnapping after nine days of ju

corn is one of the big gainers on the day.tures had been up over 3% on a possible proposal to deal with renewable energy credits, and ethanol, which is very controversial in a lot of political debates. so corn is having a good day. scarlet: that is today's market minute. joe: president trump expected to give more detail on his defense ending planned when he addresses congress tonight. bloomberg has learned his administration is proposing a 37% funding cut to the state department and the u.s. agency for international development. immediate pushback from senators on both sides of the aisle. here with more details about what we can expect is shannon, who is with us from the white house. a few very much for joining us. this is the day we have to get the details, this is when we really need to know what the administration is going to do on taxes and all this other stuff. what is the answer, or were going to get some real stuff tonight? shannon: i haven't seen a copy you'respeech, but if expecting everything to be crystal clear abou