of corn.the idea. it's extra dense from what a regular corn field would be. >> reporter: most people hate getting lost. people here pay to get lost. why is that? >> myself included. well, we're paying for the challenge of solving the maze. they've got that map in front of them, and the challenge is finding the checkpoints. they know they're going to get found again. >> reporter: every year, a graphic designer creates an intricate schematic. planting starts in may. and when the crop is nine inches tall, a tractor tills the trails by gps. come september, corn nine feet tall towers over visitors. >> it can be disorienting. but that's part of the fun. >> reporter: several hundred feet up, you'll find something else. this maze honors the 50th anniversary of the apollo 11 moon landing. the theme changes every year. >> that great aerial photograph, we want people to go wow, that's a magnificent picture. our beatles maze in 2013, i mean you could see the faces of the beatles. >> reporter: there are as

lemonis: corn. adelo: corn. lemonis: flour. adelo: corn. lemonis: that's pretty good.t'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 conn

of fruit toast corns. what is by product by product is what's left over after an animal has been slaughtered and all the edible parts have been removed the criticism lies in the mystery of the meats being used. what is quality quality is a term used when discussing how good or bad the world material that goes into the food actually is whether this protein comes from diseased animals euthanized animals kill human food waste or processing the industry doesn't have to disclose the source of the ingredients. that doesn't prevent them from easily proclaiming that every ounce of their pet food is of the highest quality. the issue is on the back of the dog and cat food bank it doesn't say render terrible quality protein it doesn't say that it also is we also can't less legally grade a u.s.d.a. inspected me so this leaves this giant gap for the consumer to have to fill in that void and it's while they confusing the controversy with kibble exist because troy food is point of moisture. when your animal eats try to t

now because of the way that the world is corn and wheat have become so subsidized and so chain it's a super cheap way to make a food for somebody who can't say no it's a good thing there's definitely an epidemic of problems now in animals that i don't think we've seen anything like it in in history every animal that comes in to see me they'll say oh they're basically healthy but the list of problems is immense so it's not that they're healthy they're actually suffering from sed many many maladies a lot of the same maladies that we see in people we have animals that have you know diabetes in arthritis they have auto immune disorders they've got allergies and part of the reason for that is because we are actually creating these problems it's a huge epidemic of problems all of them i believe can be linked to very simple problem of diet. and. i have heard for the top 10. to 12 years old you know you don't know 12 year old you know why you know that for years old because your parents feel extra food if you put this down there is that arrows just right on it absolutely the best and they can

we have found that corn is still the best available source of carbohydrates when processed and refined properly those are the things that cause overweight diabetes arthritis chronic skin infections allergies things like that that's the precursor for a lot of that if you're feeding point attrition and they're eating a lot of those things that mess with the body they just don't stay healthy let me ask you this doc there are those the things that you find in dog food or you're talking to people who are giving table food today i know it's and on food. during the war there was a moratorium on using the metal cans for canned food so they said you can't use metal cans for dog food anymore you have to use that for ammunition. somebody said we need to make the dog food something we could put in a paper bag and that's how they did it and nobody thought at that time that making a camel and eventually the. way that we process it now could ever be a help detriment to the dog. now because of the way that the world is corn and wheat have become so subsidized and so changed it's a super cheap way to m

of corn, yeah.e getting lost. people here pay to get lost. why is that? >> myself included. well, we're paying for the challenge of solving the maze. they've got that map in front of them and the challenge is finding the checkpoints. they know they're going to get found again. >> reporter: every year, a graphic designer creates an intricate schematic. planting starts in may, and when the crop is 9 inches tall, a tractor tilz the trails by gps. come september, corn 9 feet tall towers over visitors. >> it can be disorienting, but you know, that's part of the fun. >> reporter: several hundred feet up, you'll find something else. this maze honors the 50th anniversary of the "apollo 11" moon landing. the theme changes every year. >> that great aerial photograph, we want people to go, wow, that's a magnificent picture! our beatles maze in 2013, i mean, you can see the faces of the beatles. >> reporter: there are as many as 80,000 visitors a year. and here's a little maze secret -- its design makes sure th

enjoy the stuff on software. 95 percent of women in somalia have undergone genital mutilation fatima corn was born there are $964.00 to a family of nomads she was caught at the age of 7 according to what is sometimes called fairy onic tradition. in so my you here in somalia where i come from there's only one type of cursing the clit or is removed and partially scraped off down to the bone. yet then the entire in a lady are scraped out totally like scraping leather. yeah that's what it is because and then what's left of the labor mature is either peeled off from the inside or inside just pissed and then it is also in together from front to back until it's like this. is when your feet i mean that's actually too big smaller until the opening that's left can just i mean it i think here tip tip just beautifully and that's where your and menstrual blood has to flow out to. the sewing is done with whatever they heard i personally was sewn up with thongs and getting. the wound became infected and the resulting subsists damaged her nervous system. in 1979 fatima corn came to germany where she wrot

he's allergic to corn, i think. giovanni: our whole store is corn-free.is: where 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

but i'm a corn arranged surgery for her to reopen the sewn up area but nemmco was still struggling both physically and psychologically. to dust him up of him has and you had problems with the gynecologist but i didn't remember it being this bad. as it made my stomach hurt to see you so tense so i'm going on i knew you couldn't open or close your legs they were so stiff even when the doctor wasn't doing anything more difficult than what up is like a look at my hand she said i'm not touching you you were trembling. so since then i've had this tension. of my involved in my belly i'm so tense. and even up on my shoulder up here. on. as i think of because i know it's all in your head right i feel like all of this is in your head because the memory is so awful so brutal the internet was so he's so good my. nemmco was cut in somalia at the age of 5. she says she can't remember it anymore but has recurring nightmares. for me as i dream someone is standing in front of me and wanting to cut me. when i was younger when i was cut i had dreams where he screamed and there was blood all over the floor

we cover it in seaweed and corn husks. and we put our clams and lobsters and corn in there. 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 think we realized how 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 criminal justice problem. >> chri

and movements of people who have been displaced from corn and -- from actually cultivating corn and other plants in ways that are sustainable to places where they cannot do that any longer is going to be a huge issue in the future, and how we ,emember our histories actually, will have everything to do with how we manage water, how we cultivate plants. if we forget that the markers of places like where i am living bloody brook,ike as places of honor and sacrifice , where actually, it was more about resource extraction. that if we can't mark our public history in a way that grapples with the damage that the quest for resource extraction has done, then our futures are looking very bleak, i think. if we can't. if we can't change public history and the perception of public history in that way. >> i want to move, as i promised i would do, to the audience and invite people to make comments or ask questions. but if you will forgive me, just to make one comment of my own as an environmental historian sitting here as chair, and combining what several people have said, for me, one of the paradoxes o

hey, did anyone else hear weird voices while they were in the corn? no. no. me either.re one of the last few hunters in the world. there's no store for us to go off shore to go and pick those fish up. we have to look for them. we have to go and sort of find the ones we're allowed to harvest. we are the last of the final frontier of hunters, you know, to go and to feed the world, and that's what we do. >> anthony: mark marhefka has been a fisherman since the '70s. he takes an unusual and much needed approach to catching fish. instead of raking the sea of the same overfished, mindlessly popular species, he passionately promotes the just as good and usually better, less known, and underutilized stuff. >> sean: one of the great things about the low country is the flavor of our waterways, and that wasn't being represented properly in all of the restaurants. then all of a sudden, i hear about this guy who has the most beautiful fish you've ever seen, but you got to go to the dock and get it. [ laughter ] >> anthony: frustrated by the conventional wisdom, by the mishandling of

we did corn and soybeans. we used to have milking and cattle and hogs, but we got out of that when prices were really low. we have been farming for 40 something years. it was a good life. it was a good place to raise children. hard, financially. host: thank you. we will let our guest respond to what you said. guest: i am just going to say amen to everything you said and i appreciate you standing up not only for your farm, but all of the farmers and ranchers around it. thank you so much for all that you do. keep the faith and understand that i am willing to keep hammering away in town for you. host: the usda tells us that farm that is up $416 billion. guest: correct. some of it is long-term debt. about 257 billion dollars of that is what it takes to buy the land. $159 billion of that is the short-term debt. what you have to borrow to buy the seed, the fertilizer,, the crop protection chemicals the equipment. theof that that goes into ground. joann was talking about you have to harvest the crop and hope and pray

hey, did anyone else hear weird voices while they were in the corn? no. no. me either. whispering voice: jamie. what?

. >> jersey, it's all about the corn corn is my favorite side, and born and raised in jersey, corn inter it before adding to any of your favorite corn dishes blister your corn, it will give it that smokey char, amazing we're going to blister that, and another tip is you blend your corn and add it to any substitution for dairy, milk. >> so corn milk. >> very cool >> you can add it to soups, sauces, et cetera, right, so one last tip, get your charred corn, add it to cranberry sauce, and that will give it that salty, nice spice. >> very nice, esther, thank you. you've got butter tips for us. >> i've got butter tips. we're going to make spiced butter d.c. is a melting pot of so many different cuisines and we have a thing called mumbo sauce leave a stick of butter out overnight, it will soften, tomato sauce, and a little bit of vinegar for acidity you can put that on top of anything over here, we rolled the butter in a log and old bay spice, and here are some herbs, celery leaves, rosemary, thyme. >> we appreciate that. >> absolutely. >> yasin, what do you got. >> in vermont, maple is the

turn from corn during his presidential campaign he had ruled out so this is a clear attempt to appealto right wing fotis for whom migration without limit is a huge issue that comes as recent figures showed france had received nearly $123000.00 asylum requests last year not only a record high but an increase of 22 percent compared to the year before my corn himself has admitted his party just can't ignore the problem of immigrate. the bush you have no problem with migrants because they don't see them but the working classes do and they have been seduced by marine le pen's and immigration far right machinable rally macoun may have thrown down the gauntlet in his attempts to pry voters away from the national rally but lappin isn't backing down either she's warned may want to act tough his party is somewhat softer than its leader proposals to prevent abuse of the salem system virtual shut down by his own party members although much because attempts to reach out to right wing comes ahead of nyssa pull elections it's clear that this is about something bigger much be going fact 2 and a half

president much corn is well known for his forthright views but once again being outspoken has learned to take in hot water this time it's with bulgaria crane so what exactly did he say i prefer to have people from guinea or ivory coast who work legally rather than clandestinely networks of book ariens and ukrainians both countries were incensed enough to issue formal protests ambassador holding to explain murk orton's comments across statement is outrageous because he is a participant in the norm a diplomat and should be specially careful in choosing a worse budget crane and ukrainians involved area and e.u. country this was another example of the east west divide within the union french president my current statement is just another demonstration of political arrogance cheekiness what's also puzzling for bulgarians is the somewhat muddled reference to illegal immigration given that it's an e.u. country and its citizens have the right to work anywhere across the union including in france excuse me but it's really able to talk about bulgaria does he know the bulgarians go enough to tal

also, this map of the westssippi -- for us, the is also the place where corn came from and corn storiesonnect us in the east down throughout the great lakes and down through the mississippi and territories into what is now mexico and guatemala. these rivers connect us a across oceans and land spaces. whether we are talking about the emergence of corn and corn stories and its travel throughout the continent before there was a united states or whether we are talking about the migrations of indigenous peoples across these boundaries, either way, we are talking about a isry map that transcends and also impeded by nationstate and linguistic boundaries. this is a very old the map. the last thing i want to mention what it would mean to think about regions as ecosystems with other than human beings at the center. withrrent of session is the movements and migrations of coyotes into the east from the west. we can argue that the west is by all means coyotes's territories. if you don't know this yet, go to your backyard and you'll see this. this map shows the migrations of coyotes. i really want to

because the quick the fuss let's face it there are some things and people are used to holding our corn prices so popular because. it's kind of sucks but people really like having the keys looked off to them which in one way is terrible but in other ways it is what it is the market has that so what is the option the option is to make the whole place transparent so people can verify this stuff ok i get it so it is a centralized service but you're going for maximum transparent say so that folks going to say what's going on there or something of course you don't have a coin base or anywhere else the far as i understand it and this idea of individual sovereignty that people talk about with mccoy and i talk about it with gold and as you point out it's a key concept when we're talking about mt gox mt gox as you point out it's an essay part of the history when they said when the law came men there was a lot of seattle around and that's the out was easy to seize and but in your protocol your service over there are dull torro that is not the case and are really heading it would appear and i thin

meat as they say you know you've made it when you're parodied on saturday night live round a yellow corn chicken byproduct me. the thing that gets to me is like what kind of person thinks it's ok to put a big drawing of a chicken on the front of the bag and get there's no chicken or you're already got this can we make you like you have sex so i. want to get. the one company wasn't seeing the arena and warm buffalo are locked in a nasty battle and it's all about what's inside those bags of dog and cat food. some people try to tell you that your dog is a carnival and requires only a diet of meat they may tell you your dog is lucky but even a little style is built on more than just meat blue buffalo claims its head food is free of chicken and poultry by products this suit alleges testing at an independent lab found significant percentages of poultry by product meal and blue buffalo's top selling life protection products appearing assume blue buffalo for fulton advertising eventually leading to a class action lawsuit purina launched a website called pet food honesty. the irony of the entire

the wampanoags gave the english venison and sold them many hogs heads of corn.s humane act of the indians, every white man would have been swept from the new england colonies. he also contended that Ãson pimeticom was "the greatest man that ever lived upon the american shores. apus even ranked him higher than the namesake of my university george washington because the say jim fought against the greater tyranny with far more needs at its disposal. in apus's telling, pimeticom was no misguided hothead for taking up arms against colonial dominance. rather he was a sage because he foresaw that "the white people would not only cut down their groves but would enslave them" and how true the prophecy are groves and hunting grounds are gone. our dead are dug up. our console fires are put out. it was all an outgrowth as apus put it, of a fire, a canker, created by pilgrims from across the atlantic to burn and destroy my poor unfortunate brethren. this is where apus preached when he wasn't in boston. in light of this sordid history, apus proposed that indians should treat

what looks like a lake is actually potato and corn fields. everything is under water. harvest is lost. the only road through the valley is also flooded. everything that needs to be transported now has to be carried around the lake. yet the valley is supposed to be protected against floods. >> [speaking foreign language] first of all a project manager from the adapation fund came to see us. then other peoplple came to prepare the construction work and get an idea of the terrain. once they were finished with their work, we were finally able to plant up the whole of the valley with crops. they dug drainage ditches everywhere. then the project was over, but not long after they left, we realized the problem still wasn't solved. the water just came back. >> the adaptation fund is a united nations initiative that aims to help developing countries cope with climate change. rwanda has a high percentage of fertile volcanic soil. that means even the high mountain slopes can be used for arable farming. the problem is heavy rain washes the soil down into the valley. the solution is

you saw the trending down of the corn prices as the market kind of digested, if you will, that news.was not entirely a good news scenario for the market today. ?aroline: very briefly, gold >> oil actually had 4 positive days out of five. gold is having four negative days out of five. you are seeing the idea that we are looking for the whipsaw effect of the trade headlines, we had one trader call it a nauseating week in terms of trying to stay on top of things. any good news for the trade war is bad news for gold. romaine: coming up, the law of unintended consequence. could elizabeth warren's wealth tax drive billionaires crazy? we will talk about that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ the game doesn't end after that insane buzzer beater. because with nba league pass on xfinity you can watch the out of market games you want- all season long. and with the all-new xfinity sports zone, you get everything nba all in one place- even notifications about your favorite teams. watch the dropped dimes, monster blocks, and showstopping dunks. plus get instant access to your teams with the power of your

>> i wouldn't because i don't eat corn beef.-- david: we don't have enough time. steve? >> i'm happy. i won the kaepernick debate. i'm feeling patriotic. david: all right. just for the record, by the way, he's crazy about deli food. steve is. that does it for bulls & bears. thank you for watching. see you back here next time. >>> wall street says it is official. we are in the best bull market since world war ii. and now nancy pelosi wants to hop on. she now says she does want a nafta 2.0 trade deal done this year. democrats now claim there will be no government shutdown next week for thanksgiving. sounds like they are ready to deal with the president. tonight we take you to the president's rally in louisiana where he is sure to rip into impeachment, the democrats, and make his case for reelection. it's about the economy and more as fed chair jerome powell says stop it with the recession talk. it is not coming and says the real problem is

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guest: corn is duty-free with or without nafta. nafta there is no way to out-- there is not a lot there for farmers. to answer the call or question, you are right. nafta treated food like any orer commodity, like attire steal, and what it did was limit what would stop inputs -- you are right, the mexican had 2.3 million small farm families that were displaced. there is a double whammy, and it is something a lot of people do not want to admit, which is we actually have a trade deficit in agriculture with nafta. before nafta, we had a $2.5 billion surplus. we have gone downhill in the last five years, now it is $9.3 billion deficit in 2018. if you can imagine, our caller in maryland, it is lose lose. u.s. farmers have also seen a deficit. there are 200 30,000 family farmers -- host: where are you getting this information from? guest: this is the u.s. department of agriculture data. host: ok, so this when i am putting to now? guest: that is just mexico, showing canada and mexico. that is the combined nafta, one mexico, the other canad

. >> so we're doing a cornbread and corn nut stuffing. >> corn nut. >> in the stuffing. >> in the stuffing, yeah. i've got some garlic, i've got some herbs. >> controversial over there. >> i know. >> who put me with this weirdo? what are you doing, man? >> i need to you beat some eggs. >> i can handle eggs. >> i'll add some wine to my -- >> now we're good. now we're good. >> we need wine in there. exactly. all right. so this is going to cook down. i added the corn nuts. we'll bloom those and pull out the corn flavor because we need -- this is like, i'm from texas, i like corn, jalapeno, sausage. keep whisking, i'll add this in. >> keep whisking? sorry, man. >> this is a working station. >> sorry, man. >> all right. so, yeah, now we'll add all this in. >> all right. so we've got our toasted cornbread. we've got our sausage. >> yeah. >> so we've got like all of our >> oh, man. yeah. >> bake that off. >> should we bake this off? >> oven, 350. for 45 minutes covered. >> man. >> we have this. >> that looks amazing. >> all right. >> we've got dessert. >> we

kennedy: if we switched from flour on corn, and people realize that corn does not give you a headachenial don't like alcohol, not like the gen xers. and baby boomers, i am told. they are excited about the edibles and pre-packaged cannabis goods, i don't think all hope is lost. i do think that this is a stumbling block. >> maybe there will be a second phase where brands come to play. in other -- vices whether coffee or alcohol there are brands and distributionings and taste and stores, the growers are not making all of the money, it is starbucks and abu bakr al-baghdadab arb, and . the companies are dealing in the commodity, they are just growing the product. some day, if it continues to -- or it is federally legal, then maybe some brands would be established. right now i think that investors will throw a lot of money away. kennedy: or we can be contrarians and snap up those stocks now, when they do refine the marketplace, millennial find their cannabis toast will be rolling in cash like demi moore on that bed of hundred dollar bills. >> like real drug dealers. kennedy: right. >> thank

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