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chamber of commerce ceo tom donohue on what happens now. tom, good to have you? to see you and welcome back. neil: thank you tom, very much. and thank you for your very nice note. >> well, fine. neil: i like that, well, fine, let's move on. i'm not a warm and fuzzy guy. it's okay, i was going to hug you, let's move on. >> when we see each other. look, here's the deal, what the speaker of the house said he's not going to bring it up for a vote now because the things that need to be fixed have yet to be fixed. the fact is they've just about taken care of anything on the capital market side. they've got a real issue on the pharmaceutical side and i believe that senator hatch and the white house and we're involved and others that we're very close to getting a resolution there, and if you really think and look at this, this agreement, it's the first agreement in modern time that all of the agricultural people in the u.s. are in favor of. neil: it could be perfect, tom, i think it could be perfect. in this political environment, it is not going to happen. i guess what

firstly, when gave the lectures, my friend, mark donohue asked me whiff wanted to do them and was one of the key figures of them. he is a modern historian by training, and mark says to me at the time, this is good stuff you're writing. bus is it really you? are we really seeing things which are different from the past? and i think you could argue that in 2012, by the time to gut to 2016 i think i'm winning the argument. this feels -- i want to say both about brexit. a talked to europeans, politics beyond the uk, current poll 60s france is an example. current politics in italy, and also in this presidential cycle i think we're hearing things and we're seeing a kind of clash of different styles of political language which feels new, and in particular -- obvious point to make but i think donald trump really does represent a dramatic break with the conventions of political language in the past. we can think of populists in the past throughout american democratic history. some of the stuff that trump has been saying feels new and from my point of view is very interesting because ilustrates

mike cannot get on any of these shows like the phil donohue show, 10 million people, and all the other shows. you look at what has replaced them. total junk. masochistic, sadistic, who says who that. that has not improved. and you're unable to reach the number of people you reached. and here's how he would do it, for example. the classic coke can, and the classic pps pepsi can, and you how many of you have had this? all the hands go up. you say pretty sweet, isn't it? yeah. let's say you were making this coke tring, and you put the water in, you put the secret formula from atlanta, and you want to put the sugar that you want in it. how many teaspoons? some would say one, two, three. fewer hands would say, i like it really sweet. four. how many teaspoons of sugar? >> ten teaspoons of sugar in each 12-ounce can of coke. we dramatized that in a video called the happiness stand, where we show the making of this happiness potion. >> now, the damage of excessive sugar, for example, take far, far more sugar in their diet than 1900. what's the advantage? what's the harm from all that sugar? >>