corn. so, the mexican officials we talked to come we had a reverse trade mission last week when we had mexican grain buyers and feed manufacturers here in d.c. they had already said started to negotiate with brazil and argentina. falter on u.s. corn going into mexico, they have willing sellers that come from that country. on,here is a 37% tariff put it does not make us the cheapest supplier anymore. jason: ladies and gentlemen, you could not get a better warm-up. i'm pleased to share with you that the secretary is in the building. so if you could join me in thanking our panelists. [applause] they promised they are going to work out this ethanol thing as they head out. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] jason: mr. secretary, we got you a fresh glass of water. welcome, sir. [applause] everyone says that our guest needs introduction and

lemonis: corn. adelo: corn. lemonis: flour. adelo: corn. lemonis: that's pretty good. it's really good, actually. corn tortillas can be very mealy if they're not done right. they can be sandy and gritty. adelo: yes. lemonis: yours is way better. by the way, the food's fantastic, fantastic. adelo: thank you. lemonis: i've had a lot of tortillas in my life. and you can tell that the product just had a lot of character and authenticity to it. the texture and the flavor tastes less processed. who's that? adelo: my munchkin. lemonis: i'm marcus. nice to meet you. is that your dad? your only child? adelo: yeah. lemonis: do you work here now and help out? rachel: i help, but i don't work. adelo: oh, yeah, you don't work but... lemonis: she helps. well, nice meeting you. adelo: okay, go change so you can go to school. lemonis: you're a single dad? adelo: no. she's with her mother. we're 50/50. lemonis: when you have her, you're raising her by yourself. adelo: yeah. lemonis: is it hard? adelo: you know what? it's the most awesomest thing ever. i love it. lemonis: what's your co

do you like corn beef? >> no. i like chic. >> you like fish? >> no. >> why do you not like fish?> because i don't like it. i don't ♪ >> faced with a tsunami of obesity, tonga is now fighting back. this is part of the country's give me five campaign which encourages children to eat at least five portions of fruit and vegetables a day. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> it has even produced a tv show for children. ♪ ♪ >> the show presented by children themselves teaches kids to go with healthy res hiss. [ speaking foreign language ] >> the give me five project is the brainchild of this man who was inspired by a similar project in new zealand. he is a prominent tong began businessman whose grandfather was japanese is determined to bring back healthy eating to his country. >> the passion for american culture and eating what's, you know, on the land is what drove me to see because of the problems we have gnaw adays with ncds, tonga was number one in obese sitsity in the world and it all comes down to our personal choices what we eetd and drink. that's what

we're going to make street corn dip. we put it into a blender, a couple of blocks of cream cheese.e're going to add more cheese. >> and flavoring and deliciousness. >> then we're just going to put in some lime juice. look, i can do it with one hand. because i'm strong. you put all that in the blender. >> and now you put the corn kernels in there, some jalapenos or peppers you want. >> we'll put in some feta. >> adding more pepper jack, a little onion. i'm going to scoop that into the baking dish. once it smooths out, top it with some more cheese. >> more cheese. >> any wonder why we call her cheese in the office? >> once you have your cheese on there, you're going to put it in the oven. once that's done, more hot sauce, more feta, and cilantro. >> she likes herself some cheese. let's find out just how delicious this thing is. jessica. >> oh, yeah. look at that. give me some of that. >> it's so pretty. >> i like my street corn so i'm eager to see how this tastes. >> holy macaronismacaronis. >> dude. this is really good. >> girl, that's a meal right there. i could eat that all night.

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this is a honey piss statue yo corn-on-the-cob. take the honey and drizzle it all over corn.about ten minutes until it's like a little bit smokey on the outside or just boil it for eight minutes. >> just boil it. don't even worry about using the grill it's crowded with burgers or hotdogs. >> quick and easy what i love about i'll have you sprinkle on push stachyose as well. if you season the water like you would a pasta water it will season the corn on the inside a secret to boiling it. >> salt in the water before you boil it. >> exactly you want it to taste like ocean water. >> i was generous with the push stachyose. i vi lime zest you won't how much this brings to us live. >> the flavor and color. >> beautiful. >> exactly. >> that look great. what about this one this has bacon i'm already sold. >> this what i would consider to be the crowd pleaser of the bunch. this is a bacon parmesan corn-on-the-cob. >> yes. that sounds great. i'll bet that goes well with turkey burgers or blue cheesburgers you might make. >> exactly i'll have you just brush this butter with little bit of

he's allergic to corn, i think. giovanni: our whole store is corn-free.re do you get your food? woman: usually at petco. don't, like, you guys have the grain merrick? she's not a grain-free girl for some reason. lemonis: so she needs grain. woman: she needs the grain, yeah. lemonis: do we have merrick brand dog food with grain? lisa: we don't. lemonis: this is an example of lisa's self-righteousness getting in the way of them being a profitable business. they need to carry products that meet everybody's needs. if it falls within the brand promise, they need to carry what the customers want, not what they want, and i'm gonna push this thing all the way to the wall. going forward, any product that meets the bentley's food promise should be available. so, like, when somebody says, "i want grain-filled," as opposed to grain-free, you're gonna be a powerhouse. you got to carry everything. giovanni: i think we'll lose a lot of credibility with a lot of the customers on why they trust us. lemonis: let the customer decide what they want. giovanni: and then we hav

corning is doing a lot of stuff.is a great i think affirmation that we can make things in this country. like dow chemical announced last night we are doing advanced manufacturing in the country. we're not going to bring back the old manufacturing. we're not going to be glass blowing and doing that stuff. but this is a sign that cook gets it and corning gets it. >> don't forget, verizon a few weeks back when lowell mcadam and the ceo of corning joined me for verizon's new big order of fiber for their 5g rollout again from the north carolina plant they're going to be adding a lot of capacity to at corning. >> well, maybe these are feel good stories but you know what? these are jobs. and corning's going to benefit. i thought -- i think it was really interesting. corning has money, but apple wants this to be earmarked. i think it's a sen saxal -- sensational thing that apple is doing and if we maybe it so we have the best glass. for instance, for olad, they use samsung. would be better if they brought it back home, but n

david corn, joan walsh, and doreen warren of the roosevelt institute. john harwood, joining us new. you have seen a lot in washington in your work for the cnbc and the "new york times." have you ever seen a week like this? >> no. never seen a president like this either. he is in uncharted territory in terms of his brazen willingness to not only do things that are path-breaking in terms of the norms of presidential behavior, but to boast about those things. and the idea that a president would tell top russian officials, which is what we learned the president had done this week, that the fbi director that he fired, the fbi director of the united states of america, was a nut-job and now the pressure is off on a russia investigation. none of us have seen anything like that. >> joan walsh, take a look at what sam nunberg a controversial trump aide but one who knows the

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there is no escaping that fact. >> dorian warren, david corn and joan walsh. thank you. "the point" going on location to a pretty unusual bar. almost one out of five americans reacted to trump's election by giving money to a political or charitable cause. a new bar in downtown new york called coup is taking drinking and activism to the next level. >> coup is a -- it's a cocktail bar in the east village of new york city, it's 100% non-profit bar. we'll give all of our profits to organizations that are either being de-funded by the current administration or need money to help fight the current administration. >> and which organizations? coup gives that choice to its customers. >> you order a drink. when you order the drink you put the coin into the jar of your choosing and the profits go to that campaign. >> that includes planned parenthood by trump wants to de-fund. it is the bar's most popular charity right now. that's good news from the planned parenthood new york city office. >> they'd like our organization to not exist. we've been here for 100 years. we were founded i

in minnesota that means things like sweet corn and apples and barley. can you explain how having regulatory certainty and accountability helps some of the smaller crops like the ones you grow? >> yes, ma'am. it boggles my mind how much it takes to register. 250 to $280 million is quite frankly more than some of these industries are as a total. we need a level playing field and all the help we can get. i'm not any less important than the corn growers. >> really? no. okay. -- except in iowa. just kidding. so thank you for that. we actually are number one for sweet corn, that's why i brought that up. it's different. commissioner black, i authored legislation that was included in the 2014 farm bill that created an ag science committee at epa to provide advice to the science advisory board, efforts to increase the communication between the agencies, as i just noted in the first question, are important. do you think the usda outreach to epa has been helpful? and what do you see as ways to improve it? >> yes, ma'am, i believe any time that we can come together

you grow a great deal of corn and soybeans, we do too. we feed them to our chickens and we'd like our chickens to go to china. >> sonny purdue told me he may be from george but he also raised corn and soybeans. i was encouraged to hear that. >> as long as those corn and sobeans go to chickens and the chickens go to china we'll be happ happy. we filed a complaint against china asserting that china is restricting chicken imports. more than 10% of chicken grown in the united states is exported. we have not been able to access one of the most promising markets, which is china. if they're going to join the world, they need to play by the rules. i hope you'll prioritize opening the chinese market from poultry whether it's from georgia, iowa or delaware. >> i agree with you wholeheartedly that we need to have a fair and open market for these products just as they have an opportunity to market a lot of products in our country. poultry is really important. we do sell them a lot of pork, but beef is presently restricted as well. i have also visited

i'm not any less important than the corn growers. >> really? no, no. okay. so accept in iowa, but i'm kidding. it's a joke. so thank you for that. we actually are number one for sweet corn and that's why i brought that up. commissioner black, i authored legislation that was included in the 2014 farm bill that created an ag science committee at epa to provide advice to the science advisory board, efforts to increase this communication between the agencies as i noted in the first question, are important do. you think the ud sda outreach to epa has been helpful? >> yes, ma'am, any time we can come together across agency lines to help businesses that's what we should do. it should be about service and about finding solutions and not -- from the state's perspective, where we want to be more at the table on from the secretaries and direct ors and commissioners and the department of ag across the country, we believe we've got a role to play, too, not just across federal agencies but also we're the ones that are implementing it. we're the ones on the ground every da

producers lowest cost soybean, corn,t, and we. weheat -- andnd weheat.e can be competitive with those three products. the same thing with rice. conditions, a lot of , and goodt water insulation from the sand. that gives us the opportunity to be lows cost -- to be low cost producers of rice also. producers lowest cost , so that is how we are adapting the company to be. prices tou also need rise than a little bit for some commodities with a prices had been depressed. where do you see the commodity prices going? >> yes, the prices have been depressed, and our strategy is always looking to produce where we can be the lowest cost producer. that is how we are taking advantage of these prices. today, we are in a week cycle, benefitll look for the -- how we will benefit in this situation. that could happen in the near term or longer term. we are bullish about the commodities in the medium-term. vonnie: you are also taking advantage of argentina's economy and the fact that people are more amenable now to foreign investment. i know foreign investment has gone up s

corn-based biodiesel. it is all most all from soybeans. some comes from animal fat, -- place in thene united states that demonstrates that biting greenhouse gas omissions in promoting economic growth are not inconsistent goals since iowa. >> and it's created a lot of jobs and income as you mentioned for farmers. this is another alternative to farmers. if you have a wind turbine on your farm, it generates income and property tax. >> i was look agent the website for the iowa corn growers association, they talk about economy, environment, energy security without sacrificing engine performance. >> yeah. >> so in what -- >> the new high performance engines, they should use 30% or 40% ethenol. and we can clearly produce enough corn to do that and keep the price of food relatively low. >> here's an area of hope that i see, to follow up on senator corker's question. the united states and china are the largest emitters of the greenhouse gases in the world. and they were the first two nations to sign at paris climate accord. and as governor of iowa

david corn, here is what is not on the transcript. paul ryan just says -- this is off the record. what paul ryan doesn't say, what no one says there -- that's not true. vladimir putin would never be paying donald trump. i don't believe that. there is not one entry in that recording that disputes, duties inny way what mccarthy just said. >> i think there are two key points here, lawrence, and thanks for having me. the first is that the reference, joke or not, is an indication that the republican leadership of the congress and speaker ryan were aware that there was something odd about donald trump's relationship with russia. throughout the campaign, he had made all sorts of bizarre remarks about putin. and even as soon as there is a dnc hack, he refused to acknowledge that russia was the likely culprit. so they're acknowledging hey, there is something going on with trump and putin that is unusual that we don't quite know. and the other thing is that they're indicating in the early part of the conversation that they understand that russia is engaged in very sophisticated intelligence

you grow corn and soybeans and we do too. feed them to our chickens and would like them to go to china. >> sonny perdue told me from georgia but also raised corn and soybeans aswom well. >> and as long as they go to china be happy. we filed a complaint against china in the wto i think successfully asserting that china is chick enimports. we have not been able to access one of the most promising markets in the world, china. if they're going to join the world community through things like the wto, they need to play by the rules. i hope prioritize opening the market to poultry from georgia, iowa or delaware. >> first of all, i agree wholeheartedly, with he need a fair and open market for products. just as they have an opportunity to market a lot of products in our country. poultry is really important. we do sell them a lot of pork but beef is presently restricted as well. i've visited with tom vilsack who has gone from secretary of ak culture, former governor of iowa to working with the dairy export council. i think there's oppo

the issue pure and simple came down to a matter of trust. >> david corn, it's so striking. first of all, we know that it's completely false when sean spicer says it was a heads up that there may have -- that there may have seemed in conflict. statement might have seemed in conflict. that is not what sally yates said. she said lying. so we know that sean spicer is not telling the truth in the first part of that answer. but he gets into the particulars. he says that don mcgann, the president told don mcgann to find fought there was anything criminal or anything in the underlying conduct that was worthy of review. and sean spicer says that was immediately determined that there wasn't. >> while the fbi was investigating flynn at the time and might still well be. but the key thing here when he says that, he is not really taking into account not just that sally yates said that flynn had been lying, but that sally yates had said he was susceptible to russian blackmail. i mean, that may not be a crime, but nevertheless, it's a serious matter. and so this is not a heads-up if the ac

that would be corn dogs and pizza. >> i could find ten others.hile, a lot going on in james cordon's world. he will be back to host the grammys and his second carpool karaoke special will be monday night on cbs with a super pop superstar who had a big decision to make as she road shotgun. leann aguilera got the details. >> we are so excited for katy perry. she was just named a new judge of "american idol." >> i told her about it. on the day we shot the carpool, she had to make up her mind that day. she said what do you think i should do? we talked it all out in the car, and she also talked about a lot of other things that she's never really talked about publically before. >> reporter: a fan instagramed katy performing dark horse with cordon. sure looks like their carpool karaoke went smoother than katy's awkward moment on ellen this week. >> do i have to answer. again. >> you're not married. >> i was when i was 25. it's been a long time, honey. >> to who? >> no wrinkles, no lies. russell -- >> you gave me some wedding gifts on this show. >> i do.

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this artificially raises the demand for corn, hence the price for corn. corn is one of the three main food staples in the world. corn, rice, and soy. all of these staples compete for customers and land. when you raise the price of corn, you end up having repercussions throughout the global food system. what i had here was just a slide from a study by the center for regulatory solutions, that is part of the small business and after printer should counsel. -- entrepreneurship council. they calculate for example that just in california over about 20 years, that the increases in food prices -- and also because ethanol impairs fuel economy, the increases in fuel purchases -- that's another cost -- would depress labor income by $18 billion. i don't think i have to go through the rest of it. you basically get the point. here's a book that i think is wonderful. also, read steve's book. it argues the same basic thesis, although in very different ways. it's the moral case for fossil fuels. what alex epstein argues in this book is people producing and using fossil f

you grow a great deal of corn and soybeans. and we feed them to our chickens.i was encouraged to hear that as well. and as long as they go to chickens and the chickens go to china we will all be happy. we filed a complaint against china and i think that they are restricting the chicken imports. we have not been able to access one of the most promising markets in the world which is china if they are going to join the world community through things like that. they need to play it by the by the rules. i hope that you will prioritize opening the chinese markets. first of all, i agree with you wholeheartedly that we need to have a fair and open market for these product objects. they have an opportunity to market a lot of products in their country it's really important. we do sell them a lot. but beef is presently restricted as well. i've also with the former governor of iowa to working with the jerry --dash mike derry export council. this is an area when it comes to agriculture products that i've have a lot of experience in and i hope because they have some experien

we might have cleaned this corn. same corn we cleaned. corn we picked. shucked, bagged.job on it. >> mm-hmm. >> despite the differences in both age and race, cell mates scott parker and alvin mchellon have come to think of each other more as family than friends. for the past few months, they have shared a small cell in the close management or confinement unit at the santa rosa correctional institution. but mchellon may soon be leaving for the general population compound. the prison's internal classification team has recommended the transfer. but it must still be approved by a state classification officer. >> today is supposed to be the day ms. beasley comes through, let us know if we're going to the compound or not. it can go either way. i know i did everything i'm supposed to do. you know i ain't been in no trouble, keeping a clean record, keeping self occupied whatnot. i'm looking for it to go favorably but if not i got to be ready for it. >> how do you feel about that? >> a little anxious, you know. but more or less like i prayed about it so i'm feeling pretty good ab

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this is a thin corn meal crust.t with the potatoes. >> these actually take two fries. to cut to potato take the side off and make sticks out of i and frying can be kind of intimidating for people, but really, it's a one-pot wonder. >> you don't mind leaving the skin on. >> i like the skin on. >> me too. >> you want to fry these first at 350 degrees. that's what's going to make them tender. then you do a second fry. >> why? >> because you need to get -- >> you let them cool between? you? do. you want to raise the temperature to 375, free them again, and it gives you a crispy brown and gives them a little salt. and that's all it takes. >> that's basically the entire chips portion of the recipe in. >> exactly. put it in the oven at about 250 degrees and it stays warm. i have corn meal and flour here. put in the paprika, baking powder, that helps it rise so you get a puffy crust, and salt and pepper. there we go. and then you just take your fish. this is really easy. >> what kind of fish do you use? >> isn't this great?

>> soak in the corn. this is what makes the corn healthy. >> reporter: how can eating ash be good?e the hull of the corn. to release the niacin. >> reporter: that niacin is a b vitamin that reduces cholesterol and the risk of heart attacks. >> this takes the place of going to the gym right here. >> reporter: it's hard work that requires a lot of skill. why doesn't it come off? oh, my god. look. >> they're laughing at you. >> reporter: i know. they should. turns out the younger generations here aren't picking this up, either. >> younger women won't know the recipes. if you notice, the people we interacted with, are 60, 70 years old. as you saw this morning, we drove by fast food restaurants. burgers and fries and sodas. the diet that got people lived to 100, is being overtaken by the standard american diet, like a tsunami washing away. and i want to capture it before it's gone. >> reporter: the recipe for longevity, that's kept a 100-year-old cowboy riding tall in the saddle. >> he says "i'm poor, but i have money. i'm sad but i live happy. in the pursuit of beautiful women, that's

. -- had a geneticist on staff at one point who back fred , andnia scored seed corn when that is growing around the country, it came from the foundation. inhave always been involved ways to get people to can -- to care about the land, we need to get them to connect with the land. what other creative ways to do that. in 200 acres, we provide all of the visitors services, education, we do routine maintenance. there are no park rangers here. we really are the park stewards. we work closely with the national park service. we get an important part of our funding from the national park service. partners been imported and will always be important partners because this is national park land. we also continue to work with the mount vernon ladies association. they have supported us throughout the years. they look at us as their boots on the ground. we are the ones listening and meeting people and hearing about , this piece of land may be developed, or they are talking about a cell phone tower here, or a pipeline there. we alert them. sometimes they have purchased land not in the park but near the

i hear senator corn up. >> if corn um wants the job, i'm shocked to death he does.maybe af sessions of attorney general. he's head and shoulders above the field. if krnm wants it i'll take him. they were planning to have the elections 18 months from now. i think it will move up that would cause some interesting questions. they would try to move for the number two spot. the thing with senator corn um, he'll be really involved in the healthcare sessions in the senate. i think it would be a headache if he did accept the job. to your question, who is qualified to be fbi director. it's going to be the question that a every s senator is going to be asking because this is now the threshold test for whether or not there is any confidence in impartiality. i was going to say the -- i want to move on and the tweets about the tapings and phone conversations that the president has put out there, now i know some other congress men are asking whether this needs to be looked into. >> trump is flipping the issue. it's like in wrestling i was a wrestler in in high school. when you're

the whole eating of the corn bothers me.ate when it gets all in your teeth. it's so good. >> one quick question on the grapes. what is a good amount of like one serving of grapes? let's put that it way. >> i would say about a cup or a lot of times you can just do a handful of it. >> yeah. >> so often when we're having a bowl we'll do -- >> i eat a bag. >> easily. >> i'll eat a bag of grapes. i didn't know. that's the second highest fruit in sugar. that's amazing. >> thanks for breaking it down. now we know what to shop for. >> can i take these home with me? >> absolutely. >> these are good ones. feel that. feel that. >> how do you know. >> feel it. >> yeah. she knows. >> she knows. >> cut that open. >> if you grew up in the '70's you've jammed to his music. he was even married to cher. the music world saying goodbye to greg allman and first your winning lottery numbers. ♪ i'm karen had he with busy mommas. my busy momma is katrina gilbert. good morning to you. >> good morning. first physical me about your kids. how many kids

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