, released bbefore therere is adequauate informrmation to sw whether they are harmrmful in the e environm. i i think neoninicotinoids arara prprime example e of that. >> epa assesses risk posed by pesticides prior to their release on the market. safety studies are typically conducted and paid for by pesticide manufacturers on their own product. epa says its decisions are informed by the best science available. in addition to studies by manufacturers, epa scientists review pesticide studies from peer-reviewed scientific journals and data from a wide variety of sources when they are available. but studies on pesticide safety that come out after a pesticide is sn the markeket may not be evaluatd by epa ununtil a peicicide comes up for reviview, a process that can take longs 15 y yea. farmers like drew stabler of laytonsville, maryland say that neonics can be used safely and are indispensable to their business. >> well, i think that any product that's on the mararket s been tested and proven to do a job, a and we haveaith in that process. myself as a farmer, i've been farming 50, 60 years. i'

my uncle bill used to do, they love this stuff, in hunting clubs and sports clubs, may be great environmerotherist one -- brother is one of these. the motion is you have to be willing to protect yourself from your own government at some point. i don't believe that but they do. >> why has there been this split between members of the news media who so often are mystified to laerb ofearn of a gun cult i america outside new york, washington and l.a.? >> because you're answering your own question. because of geography, brian, like stock car racing and abortion rights. we assume in the big cities there's a cosmopolitan attitude we all share. i'm sure there are quietly among the multitude of people we work with and know socially who have different views. there is sort of a language spoken in the media pro-choice, anti-gun rights, the usual sophistication we're used to. it's not representative of the country. i think this is a cowboy country in spirit, self-reliance, drive your own car, people don't like mass transportation. drive around in their own car with their wife or husband or girlfriend a

. >> aulta aside, growing online shopping so what are some names winning and losing in this new environmeonment. daniel is founder and ceo of a private real else state investment. think of him as a former landlord for many of these companies. you were the ceo of a major retail very recently. dan, great to have you back on the show. >> great to be back. >> we were talking about ulta, you think that's a retailer losing the war. when it comes to ulta and tjx, ross, what is the common theme among the winners? >> in the ready to ware business with ross and tjmaxx and marshalls, the private label guys, you see with abercrombie today continues to struggle because it's not really relevant to the consumer in many respects today, but branded goods are priced to give the consumer the value they are looking for and the winners in the market are very, very clear. >> is there something else about what they are doing specifically? because you have a number of major department stores with their off price outlets, as well. >> doing well. sacks off fifth is a winner and nordstrom rack has been a winner. ma

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