dr. steffen schmidt. he's a professor of politics at iowa state university and a regular guest here on this week in iowa. so first of all, just curious what your reaction is to trump's policy. some people are calling him a fascist, is that fair? >> steffen: it's just donald trump again sucking the oxygen out of the media. >> amanda: mmhmm. >> steffen: he knows how to play the media. he is a genius at attracting attention, now global attention. and you know, certainly it is sort of an astonishing position but frankly, the history of the united states is full of sort of immigration policies that are a little bit disturbing. we've had those before and in times of crisis, we seem to lurch in that direction. i mean, we did that with the japanese internment. we did it with the chinese exclusion act in the 19th century and so. you know, when the country gets panicky, extreme solutions or radical solutions sometimes become very popular. >> amanda: yeah and we're actually gonna get in to a little bit of that histo

dr. laura schmidt who will share the information. thank you again for taking time to think about our concerns. >>supervisor eric mar: thank you, dr. martin. i see no other questions. let's call up dr. schmidt. presenter: hi. it's a pleasure to be here iechl -- i want to thank you all especially in your leadership for healthy retail in san francisco. i have been so gratified to see the sugary beverage reduction effort and keeping the -- those things out of the reach of children and especially for the trauma center that there is an unhealthy piece in the agenda and that is alcohol and i want to speak to you about it today specifically the research on alcohol and what we have come up with. i am going to show some maps and your absolutely sophisticated questions around measuring density. i can spend a couple hours lecturing on the topic. we have had a wonderful epidemiology working in san francisco because san francisco represents a challenging place to study density. you have about a million people come into this city everyday. so most d

dr. laura schmidt who will share the information. thank you again for taking time to think about our concerns. >>supervisor eric mar: thank you, dr. martin. i see no other questions. let's call up dr. schmidt. presenter: hi. it's a pleasure to be here iechl -- i want to thank you all especially in your leadership for healthy retail in san francisco. i have been so gratified to see the sugary beverage reduction effort and keeping the -- those things out of the reach of children and especially for the trauma center that there is an unhealthy piece in the agenda and that is alcohol and i want to speak to you about it today specifically the research on alcohol and what we have come up with. i am going to show some maps and your absolutely sophisticated questions around measuring density. i can spend a couple hours lecturing on the topic. we have had a wonderful epidemiology working in san francisco because san francisco represents a challenging place to study density. you have about a million people come into this city everyday. so most d

dr. laura schmidt who will share the information. thank you again for taking time to think about our concerns. >>supervisor eric mar: thank you, dr. martin. i see no other questions. let's call up dr. schmidt. presenter: hi. it's a pleasure to be here iechl -- i want to thank you all especially in your leadership for healthy retail in san francisco. i have been so gratified to see the sugary beverage reduction effort and keeping the -- those things out of the reach of children and especially for the trauma center that there is an unhealthy piece in the agenda and that is alcohol and i want to speak to you about it today specifically the research on alcohol and what we have come up with. i am going to show some maps and your absolutely sophisticated questions around measuring density. i can spend a couple hours lecturing on the topic. we have had a wonderful epidemiology working in san francisco because san francisco represents a challenging place to study density. you have about a million people come into this city everyday. so most d

dr. laura schmidt who will share the information. thank you again for taking time to think about our concerns. >>supervisor eric mar: thank you, dr. martin. i see no other questions. let's call up dr. schmidt. presenter: hi. it's a pleasure to be here iechl -- i want to thank you all especially in your leadership for healthy retail in san francisco. i have been so gratified to see the sugary beverage reduction effort and keeping the -- those things out of the reach of children and especially for the trauma center that there is an unhealthy piece in the agenda and that is alcohol and i want to speak to you about it today specifically the research on alcohol and what we have come up with. i am going to show some maps and your absolutely sophisticated questions around measuring density. i can spend a couple hours lecturing on the topic. we have had a wonderful epidemiology working in san francisco because san francisco represents a challenging place to study density. you have about a million people come into this city everyday. so most d

dr. laura schmidt who will share the information. thank you again for taking time to think about our concerns. >>supervisor eric mar: thank you, dr. martin. i see no other questions. let's call up dr. schmidt. presenter: hi. it's a pleasure to be here iechl -- i want to thank you all especially in your leadership for healthy retail in san francisco. i have been so gratified to see the sugary beverage reduction effort and keeping the -- those things out of the reach of children and especially for the trauma center that there is an unhealthy piece in the agenda and that is alcohol and i want to speak to you about it today specifically the research on alcohol and what we have come up with. i am going to show some maps and your absolutely sophisticated questions around measuring density. i can spend a couple hours lecturing on the topic. we have had a wonderful epidemiology working in san francisco because san francisco represents a challenging place to study density. you have about a million people come into this city everyday. so most d

dr. laura schmidt who will share the information. thank you again for taking time to think about our concerns. >>supervisor eric mar: thank you, dr. martin. i see no other questions. let's call up dr. schmidt. presenter: hi. it's a pleasure to be here iechl -- i want to thank you all especially in your leadership for healthy retail in san francisco. i have been so gratified to see the sugary beverage reduction effort and keeping the -- those things out of the reach of children and especially for the trauma center that there is an unhealthy piece in the agenda and that is alcohol and i want to speak to you about it today specifically the research on alcohol and what we have come up with. i am going to show some maps and your absolutely sophisticated questions around measuring density. i can spend a couple hours lecturing on the topic. we have had a wonderful epidemiology working in san francisco because san francisco represents a challenging place to study density. you have about a million people come into this city everyday. so most d