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haven't seen any change in the difficulty of faust conducting operations around the world. i think the challenges we have experienced in the middle east and southeast asia, i wouldn't argue they are materially different than they would have been a few years ago. >> i was wondering if i could take it back to afghanistan and the idea that they deal with the taliban was to try to get them to prevent attacks against the u.s.. -- u.s. do you have concerns that you could really trust the taliban when it comes to fighting isis? people are concerned this is , will that really be enough to stop isis from land soil if theyghan are not able to capture the growth of isis just like the syrians and iraqis? gen. dunford: i'm glad u.s. me that question. provided ishave founded on trust of the taliban. i want you to understand that upfront. nor is any advice i provide based on the assumption that the from thean protect us over 20 extremist groups in southeast asia. i spokell earlier, about a sustainable level of the -- effort against violent extremism. the level of effort we have to two dea

tania faust works in the prison's hospice unit. >> i would love to see a lot of these guys get secondut backlash i would get from that because i know that the outside public's perception is they're here. they're supposed to be here. >> does it surprise you to say that. >> my mother worked here as a security guard and i used to tell her all the time, how can you work there with those people. but no one is the same person they are from when they were younger to now. >> decades in prison would change anyone. there is an aging crisis in american prisons, a gray wave as some have called it. more than 130,000 inmates older than 55 are incarcerated today. that's costing taxpayers more than $9 billion a year. the aging and the dying are the most expensive people to keep incarcerated. and yet they pose the lowest risk to society. this is what a life sentence looks like when life is running out. dying prisoners being cared for in hospice by other incarcerated men. now dying of cancer, he's asked for a compassionate release. but the vast majority of petitioners for compassionate release are deni

i cannot imagine what happened because our economy is so strong and all of the programs i hear is faust on the democratic side will ruin our economy. the markets pay a lot of attention to what is going on in washington. from bank of america said to bloomberg he thinks president trump come as he gets closer to the election, will back off on the chinese issue or come to some sort of resolution because it may pay those -- it may pose some danger for his reelection. his he committed, no matter what happens, the american people and to see this thing through? linda: that is what he said last night or yesterday, that he, in terms -- i think his comment is directed more at wall street. he said he had to look beyond wall street for the good of the country. that is what he is doing. to sum, as you look at business, whether it is ww ee or the small business you dealt with all of the years. what is the main hope, what is the growth coming? where you see increased growth? that was the president's principal agenda when he got elected. cuts, andh the tax when i was at the small business administration

. >> turn on the faust sit, light in fire? >> those were hollywood stunts done for movies.ells everywhere in country. a million seven tracked wells. a a lot people depending on industry, they live side by side in harmony with the industry because it is safe and reliable. we have terrible hurricane bearing down on america. iran seizing tankers in the straits of hormuz. look at price of oil right now, look at price of gasoline in america. steve: it hasn't been this cheap in a long time. >> because we're energy independent. these blue-collar people democrats claim to represent are working in blue-collar jobs every day. they deserve respect. steve: fracking helping keep the price down. get rid of fracking price of gasoline goes up? >> exactly. the promise to invent the green technology will be the panacea, it has been proven not to sustain our life the way we currently live it. steve: daniel, famously bernie sanders was cosponsoring aoc's "green new deal." he has since come out with his own with a price tag of close to $16 trillion. who is that going to impact? >> exactly. this