strong national feeling yes absolutely so we know we all you and me and others want to use the term patrick ism to say that's the positive the the fighting for the right cause you know dimension of nationalism so you like me and i think many people in russia will make this distinction between the kind of national attachment that leads you to defend values to defend values against nazism to defend values against all sorts of of problems in the world also to be sunny day with one another to help one another i mean all of these elements of patch risen and national identity are very important the question is when you want to give a lot of. support to trump. i see where you're coming from you're saying in a way you know the americans and us in russia we share this understanding we're not like these naive kind of. europeans who want to forget about nation we understand that making our country great again is you know the best thing in the world and you can you can say that but are you sure that you want to share with the idea sorry with trump the idea that this requires now therefore to build walls to

we all you and me and others want to use the term patrick ism to say that's the positive the the fighting for the right cause you know dimension of nationalism so you like me and i think many people in russia will make this distinction between the kind of national attachment that leads you to defend values to defend values against nazism to defend values against all sorts of of problems in the world also to be sunny day with one another to help one another i mean all of these elements of patch risen and national identity are very important the question is when you want to give a lot of. support to trump. i see where you're coming from you're saying in a way you know the americans and us in russia we share this understanding we're not like these naive kind of. europeans who want to forget about nation we understand that making our country great again is you know the best thing in the world and you can you can say that but are you sure that you want to share with the idea sorry with trump the idea that this requires and therefore to build walls to put children. away from their parents to wi

world over to be sunny there with one another to help one another i mean all of these elements of patrick ism and national identity are very important the question is when you want to give a lot of. support to trump. i see where you're coming from you're saying you know way you know the americans and us in russia we share this understanding we're not like these naive kind of. europeans who want to forget about nation we understand that making our country great again is you know the best thing in the world and you can say that but are you sure that you want to share with putin the i dare the sorry with trump the idea that this requires therefore to build wells to put children in. a way from their parents to with pup you know racial politics to do all sorts of things that i'm sure the russians you really do want to share with with a child i have never actually bought the idea that we as russians can really say anything to the americans to the extent that they will actually you know take that as our advice i'm not a big fan of you know meddling in interference stories simply because i don't beli

strong national feeling yes absolutely so we know we all you and me and others want to use the term patrick ism to say that's the positive the the fighting for the right cause you know dimension of nationalism so you like me and i think many people in russia will make this distinction between the kind of national attachment that leads you to defend values to defend values against nazism to defend values against all sorts of of problems in the world also to be sunday there with one another to help one another i mean all of these elements of patch risen and national identity are very important the question is when you want to give a lot of. support to trump. i see where you're coming from you're saying in a way you know the americans and us in russia we share this understanding we're not like these naive kind of. europeans.

patrick in modesto, california. go ahead. caller: yes, i'm calling about my wife. she passed away from uterine cancer about a year ago. cancer ismher that these treatments they gave they wereeatments giving patients 30 years ago. they haven't come up with anything new. or just haven't been any moves forward in that type of cancer. terrible. when through 18 months of chemo .nd radiation they pretty much gave up on her because they knew there was no cure for what she had. host: patrick, you said there's no money given to work that type of cancer for treatment and research? saying?what you're caller: for research, yes. host: the you know why? -- do you know why? caller: no i don't. i really don't know why. i'm not sure why. many of it goes towards breast cancer, which is important also, but like i said, the treatments they gave my wife worked since they were giving patients 30 years ago because they haven't come up with anything new. host: ok. on capitol hill yesterday, the director of the national cancer institute talks about the work that the group is doing defined treatments for rare cancers. take a listen to what he had to say.