we can't go into joshua tree, we can't afford to stay anywhere. joshua tree, and it's freezing. it's well below freezing. so any water that people have is no good. ice at this point. it's rough. and everybody gets off and parks their bike and looks at me and kind of goes, what the [ bleep ] did you do? what did you do? why are we doing this? this is the dumbest idea. and, you know, that was really the trend, all the way through until we made it to the end. >> jimmy: you're like a cult leader. this is ridiculous. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: your wife didn't go on this trip, did she? >> my wife wouldn't have gone on this if you had paid any amount of money in the world. >> jimmy: i see. yeah, yeah. >> she's like, you guys sound like you're stupid. i know this is a stupid idea. you guys go be stupid. she met us halfway in san antonio and met us at the end to the florida keys. who doesn't want a trip to the florida keys, why not. >> jimmy: when you finish in the florida keys, do you then just like drive the vespas into the sea and never

we're outside of joshua tree. so we find a spot like way outside of joshua tree, and it's freezing. ice at this point. it's rough. and everybody gets off and parks their bike and looks at me and why are we doing this? this is the dumbest idea. the trend, all the way through until we made it to the end. leader. this is ridiculous. your wife didn't go on this trip, did she? >> my wife wouldn't have gone on this if you had paid any amount you guys sound stupid. you guys go be stupid. she met us halfway in san antonio and halfway to the she doesn't want a trip to the florida keys, why not. >> jimmy: when you finish in the florida keys, do you then just sea and never get on them again? >> if we didn't have to return the vespas, i'm not only certain there are people who would have driven them into the sea, i'm sure there are people who would have lit them on fire. a lot of hatred. >> jimmy: that's a long way to go on a vespa. >> it was 12 hours a day for 21 days. >> jimmy: did you do anything bikerish, like anything crazy or >> yeah. things got weird. you have a group of guys crossing the

>> joshua tree. the mojave desert. mr. kasich: you want to go up north. [indiscernible] mr. kasich: what are you doing now? >> studying communications and public relations. mr. kasich: what about you? >> i minored in politics and law. thank you. >> i have met all of the candidates. god bless you. mr. kasich: thank you. >> what do you think of the candidates coming out -- >> do you have plans to get big money on a political elections? mr. kasich: i have something that makes sense. >> let's talk to everyone at once. >> governor, what here in iowa translates to all of the others? mr. kasich: everything i talked about. i do not think people are different no matter where they live. people have the same concerns and want solutions. some people may have a different view of how you solve problems, but in south carolina, i do not treat people different than iowa. everyone has the same concerns. you have to give them your solutions, they may like you, if they like you, great. if they don't like you, you move on. that's the way it works i think. i am free about all of this. talking abo

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ron in joshua tree. --ler: imho um supporter. imho um supporter. one thing donald trump will fight to correct is this phony war on men and this war on cops. this political correct this is dividing and polarizing our country and it is doing a lot of damage. the cops are afraid to do their jobs because they might be charged with a crime. this man is a very smart man. you brought up the helicopter thing. he found a way to circumvent the authorities, the democrats at the fair. this is how smart he is. he is an achiever and a doer and he will correct these problems in america. as far as how he will get mexico to pay for the wall. it is very simple. i drove a truck for years and i can figure it out. if he becomes president, he can sign an executive order to terminate nafta because of national security reasons. we can buy the mexican products from south america and other countries. we can manufacture the right skin gets ourselves, some of it. whatever is feasible economically. you will watch how fast to go will put up the money to secure the border. mexic

parks most harmed by air pollution, including sequoia national park, kings canyon, the and sodes, joshua treewn the line. you can see their letter grading system on each of those subjects. james is up next in mississippi. good morning. natchez, live in mississippi. the southern end of the natchez -- i've been to many parks. just happen to live in one. it's one of the largest national parks in the country if you consider length. natchezr, the city of is having his 300th anniversary -- it's 300th anniversary, the tri-centennial. it's a beautiful place to live, a beautiful place to see. i have enjoyed many national parks, i've been to all the majors, i've been to the grand canyon three times. each time, it's like tears crop up. , smokyen to yosemite mountains, too many to name. it's the most wonderful thing that has ever happened to a country. host: if you had a chance to talk to director jarvis who joined as earlier, would you have any suggestions for him? you've been to a lot of the places his service manages. well, i don't know -- i'm real qualified except to -- we need to never lose the nati

around pruning the trees, examining the apples, getting depressed if it was a bad crop or if we had a freeze, and getting a lady if the crop, like it is this year, bountiful. our son joshua, who is 31 has just taken over fishkill farms and he has made it into an organic enterprise. he has been using clay to spray the apples instead of pesticides, he is growing organic vegetables, he has has free range chickens that produce really delicious eggs. stop by, sometime we we have a huge farm store. there is pick your own every month, we have newly ripened berries, blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, then in august, even in july we have the apple crop beginning, and then there are pick your own people who come and spend the day and have picnics and pics bags of apples. so it's really part of bob's blood and after almost 40 years years it's become part of mine too. >> thank you everyone, thank you lucinda for a great talk, thank you for honoring us. >> thank you. >> tuesday on baking and data security experts discuss the future of secure credit and debit card transaction in the us. will be live live with the event hosted by protect my data starting at noon eastern here on c-