ewell: yes. lemonis: i'm open. what am i missing? ewell: i spend my time on the phone, with the internet, and reaching out to my friends through facebook and getting the word out. i've been doing all the social media for them. lemonis: please don't say facebook to me again. please. i can get shuler to do facebook. ewell's having trouble describing what he really wants. and that's because the job that he wants doesn't actually exist. i get the feeling that he wants to collect a six-figure salary without doing the hard work. have you worked the register since i've been here? have you worked in the kitchen since i've been here? -when i'm in, i'm all in. -ewell: okay. i agree. lemonis: and that's very different than what i've seen from you. i don't think you've been all in. i absolutely love my new but the rent is outrageous. good thing geico offers affordable renters insurance. with great coverage it protects my personal belongings should they get damaged, stolen or destroyed. [doorbell] uh, excuse

ewell oversees all of these and has been deeply committed to all of this important work. before coming to department of interior she developed forward-looking recommendations for the national park service, including ensuring all americans can recognize themselves in their stories in the national park system, which is something that has been very much a theme this week and in past years. hasnterior secretary, she translated that into action. she and her predecessor, ken salazar, have helped president obama used the antiquities act to establish 19 national monuments across the country. [applause] places that tell the stories of all americans. virginia.monroe in but also including the cesar chavez national monument and the harriet tubman national monument in maryland. several of these monuments have bureau ofded in the land management and secretary joule has championed the program that is celebrating its 15th anniversary this year. we have a lot of anniversaries. this administration has protected more than 62 million lands andublic waters, more than any other president in hi

ewell the city is not to add governable. reagan prefab had guiliani proved that. >> de blasio is not a one-term mayor. i do agree with you by the way. new york city will deserve anything yet gets. and it will not be pretty. >> i was surprised to hear your comments about looking around for schools outside the system in 1965 i thought that started later. i did take 50 years if not maybe 40 or 30 but was it safety or disciplined or construction zero or how did that build up the mayoral platform? give us some details on that. >> i assume you are addressing that question to be? it was the question of both safety and destruction both. schools were not particularly say forbade is safe but once i served on the commission of the governor of new york state to discuss using violence. >> can't we did schools in brooklyn and all over the place. we went to a school and there were cops outside the front door and the kids had to go through a gate and the cops would stop them. it was an issue of safety but also the fact that the level of ins