one day it's pangea, 300 million years later it's something else. c'mon! make up your mind! is alaska up "here"? or is it tucked under arizona next to hawaii? (laughter) i went to the iditarod last year and packed nothing but a speedo. so, bravo, american people. it's great to see that the less you know about the ukraine crisis, the more you're willing to use military force. so i'll do my part and go back to not covering it. (applause) folks, the c.i.a. no longer has an enhanced interrogation program. and we know that because we've been assured of it by the people who said we never had one. some people still whine about it, but like a detainee in a stress position, these critics don't have a leg to stand on. because enhanced interrogation worked. >> the steps we took, including, i think, things like enhanced interrogation techniques, made it possible for us ultimately to provide the intelligence that was required to take down bin laden. >> if you're going to say that we should not have conducted the enhanced interrogation program, you've got to be willing to say how many ame

we are creating a new pangea, and not all of the species we bring together, obviously, have disastroust survive, but co-exist, you know, relatively peacefully with what's already there, but if you are moving so many species, thousands and thousands of species around the planet every day, even a tiny portion of them have a disastrous effect, those disasterrous effects are going to, you know, start adding up. this is the golden frog. used to be considered a lucky symbol in panama. technically it's a toad, but we'll call it a frog. it's poisennous, and that's why it stands out from the forest floor. it used to be printed on lottery tickets in panama. around, i guess around, yeah, ten years now, maybe more, maybe 15, the frogs in panama just started to disappear. people eventually figure out that they were disappearing to a disease that's known by the shorthand vd, has a longer latin name hard to pronounce, but it is a fungus. it's caused by a fungus. it appeared in a lot of different parts of the world, and so in central america, emerged in australia, in europe, more or less at the same t