got me interested. >> i came across ron paul. >> ron paul. >> youtube videos on friedman.n: where did you find them? >> i typed it in the search box, and milton friedman came up and i've been hooked. >> i heard about libertarian from you, on fox news. >> my economics and government teacher in high school played your public choice video. these are not the kind of ideas showing up in textbooks that are written nowadays. >> i'm originally from russia, and moving to the united states, i saw that there is such thing as liberty. john: right! the young people sure know more about liberty and life than i did when i was their age. that's good news, that's our show. from the students for liberty conference, see you next week for another new episode in our new time slot, friday on fbn. good night! >> i'm bob massi. for 34 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, the center of the recent real-estate crisis. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now, well, it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than t

i thought ron paul was our only chance and i want to get your opinion. guest: i appreciate that you .hought i was powerful i have a time of grief from folks saying obama did things wrong. a lot of people left the program because i started criticizing obama relentlessly because he took the same donations, he let wall street off the hook, so i am totally aware. at the end of the day you have to vote for one of the two candidates you have. when it comes to ron paul and the libertarians, i love half of what you stand for -- freedom, liberty, i get to do what i want with my body, etc. although a lot of libertarians are grossly hypocritical because when it comes to pro-choice, no, i want a man to do what he wants with his body, women do not get to decide. youou are a libertarian better be pro-choice otherwise you are a total hypocrite. other than that, it is nihilism. liberty is the most important thing. that is why we are all americans and we love america. not paying taxes and letting the rich destroy the government means there is no cops on the street, on wa

ron paul. thank you for coming on. susan ricin -- initially denying it, surprised at befordevin nunes' report. why initially deny it. >> the problem is the law is confusing, they should aboy the higher orders of the law, then we would not collect the massive numbers of records, they are shocked that politicians might use these, that is what happened. even rules that were designe to keep individuals from doing is, they are not supposed to get caught, but they have gotten caught, i think their strategy worked for a while, i think that democrats, on to something we'll concentrate on russia, and put republicans on defensive, because they knew a lot of republicans would go after the russians as well. that was going on at the same time they not being -- nobody was paying attention to what they were doing, now it's a different ball game. but i frankly believe that collection of this data is part of problem, and republicans and democrats are the problem. liz: the democrats, to your point, they argue what susan rice did was wit

ron paul joins me. he's the host of the ron paul liberty report. obviously someone who gases their own people and kills babies is a bad person. i think we can universally agree on that. but the question is when and how does the u.s. get involved. >> certainly not under fake news. i think fake news is floating around because nobody has proven anything about who gassed whom. in 2013 they were claiming assad gassed his own people. the u.n. said it was the rebels that had the gas. so i haven't bought into this. intervention is intervention. intervention is bad if it's not done for our national defense. the president said our vital national security interests prompted him to do this and this was very necessary. i think it only interest here is to prop up the province of the military industrial complex. that's what they think national security interests are all about. but no, we don't need to be in there. it's a mess. just remember, isis and al qaeda were basically out of there until we defined our policy that assad has to go under obama. but they never

that's not my line, actually, a took it from ron paul.s pointing out government has no money of its own. when it taxes people and prints money, it redistributes wealth, supporting a wasteful bureaucracy, that's why it's a parasite. but we need some government to keep the peace, protect the environment, run courts, and that's about it. instead, we have this massive goliath spending $4 trillion and regulating everything. makes me wonder where the word politics comes from? poly is latin for many, and we sure do have many politicians, telling us what to do, raising many taxes, passing many rules. >> the bill is passed. >> and the tics in the word politics, know what you they are. this is a better depiction than ron paul's giant parasite, there are so many politicians and do damage slowly, like ticks do. >> a parasite shouldn't want to kill its host. >> that's another similarity. politicians generally don't want to kill us because we're the geese who lay the golden eggs they want to tax. they want to keep us alive to take our money gradually.

joining me now former texas congressman ron paul and former cia officer and president of diligence llce aker. welcome gentlemen. i'm going to be honest with both of you. i am very very torn about north korea. the idea of a regime headed by an insane person with nuclear devices kind of scares me and keeps me up at night. it makes me worried about having kids in a big city and dr. paul i usually agree with you that we don't want to get into another needless war. which what should we do about north korea dr. paul? >> first i would sit back and think about it and if they ever get their street lights on i would consider they might get threat. they can't get their street lights on yet so i think this building up of an enemy is something we have been doing for 30 or 40 years. we always have to have one and we certainly have a lot of things to worry about against saddam hussein. all turned out to be lies so i would say the first thing why provoke them? y. go over there and poke them in the eye looking for trouble? here's a hint that china has suggested that if they relieve a little bit of sanc

i'm going to talk to you about that, ron, but paul, you are at nato. ron, you have to work on that and scott, you are here in wisconsin, you don't have to bother. we will keep you here. for a little while, at least. localith this is a famous resident, reince priebus, my chief of staff. [applause] what a good man. there he is. [applause] house.over his he was so excited, taking pictures of it. he went to school right here about a mile away where he took his wife, sally, to the prom. that was a match made in heaven. treasury thank secretary steve mnuchin for being with us today. he's working to put together a tax reform plan to make our industry more competitive and also to provide a level playing field for our workers. we don't have a level laying field. believe me. you are going to have one very soon. our tax plan is going to be out soon. we are working on health care and we are going to get that done. our education secretary, betsy devos is also here. stand up. thank you, betsy. [applause] secretary devos is working to make sure our workers are trained

ibrahim vitch and ron paul, both cruciate knee ligament injuries. united are short at the back will stop real problems for them at the back. they don‘t know the extent of the injury or when the bid back, but mourinho said they are in trouble. there were some really important matches in the championship that have made a difference at both ends of the table. here are all the scores. bristol city and burton should both be safe from relegation after home wins. fulham‘s 4—1 win at huddersfield boosts their play off chances and virtually ended huddersfield‘s hopes of automatic promotion. nottingham forest moved three points clear of the drop zone with victory at home to reading. sheffield wednesday strengthened their hold on a play off spot by beating derby. wigan and blackburn were both involved in goalless draws which were little help to their chances of avoiding relegation. leyton orient have been relegated from football league after 112 years. they‘ll be replaced by lincoln city. they‘re back after a six year absence following their 2—1 win over maccl

. >> ron paul and rand paul it's wonderful to see the emergence of senator rand paul.mas massie, mike lee, those guys pulling the republican party in the direction of liberty and free markets. kennedy: we'll see how you are doing in your runup to the mayoral race. please continue to check in with us. >> thank you. kennedy: he's so gentle. he was worried you would snuff the life out of him. around thoughtful and liberty-minded human. the panel returns next. is there anything more american than baseball? one knucklehead baseball writer has an issue with this. after the show, stay tuned for two new episodes of "training kennedy: should major league baseball do away with american flags and "the national anthem." the lead sports writer at abc sports thinks so. he wrote, do will you keep politics out of sport, please. many point out that love of country was never suppose to be political. is he right or should he make like colin kaepernick and sit this one out. when did the flag become an offensive symbol to people? >> when did the flag come to symbolize, and i don't mean thi

like his father, former congressman ron paul, senator rand paul has earned a reputation for noninterventionalist thought. during the campaign he was on the receiving end of many of candidate trump's mocking salvos. recently he's emerged as one of the president's newfound friends. the two golfed together last weekend. then came the syrian strike, and putting friendship aside, senator paul has returned to his roots and i caught up with him earlier after a classified senate briefing on the retaliatory attack. senator, i know on friday there was a khaleed-door meeting for members of the senate regarding the syrian situation. is there any reason to believe that the russians may have played a role in that chemical attack that killed children? >> you know, i can't go into the details of anything from the intelligence briefing, but what i can say is that our government, our intelligence communities, our military is convinced that the syrian government was involved with the chemical attack. >> are you convinced that the target that we struck indeed is where that attack originated? >> you know, i guess wh

. >> ron paul and randaul it's wonderful to see the emergence of senator rand paul. massie, mike lee, those guys pulling the republican party in the direction of liberty and free markets. kennedy: we'll see how you are doing in your runup to the mayoral race. please continue to check in with us. >> thank you. kennedy: he's so gentle. he was worried you would snuff the life out of him. around thoughtful and liberty-minded human. the panel returns next. is there anything more american than baseball? one knucklehead baseball writer has an issue with this. after the show, stay tuned for two new episodes of "training inheritance." jamie colby visits the house -- we are building new airports all across the state. new roads and bridges. new mass transit. new business friendly environment. new lower taxes. and new university partnerships to grow the businesses of tomorrow today. learn more at esd.ny.gov so we know how to cover almost alanything.ything, even a coupe soup. [woman] so beautiful. [man] beautiful just like you. [woman] oh, why thank you. [burke] and we covered it

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happened to our dairy farmers, and others, and we're going to start working on that with ron and scott and paul, all of your representatives. what is happened to you is very, very unfair. it's another typical one-sided deal against united states and

ron paul about the militarization of police. is the only way to show your support of police in this country to give them grenade launchers? >> hardly. beside this combination of the federal government and the military providing weapons for local police, that's a long way from what the founders intended or what the constitution said. but the militarization of the police is generally out of control. it's related to the drug war which is out of control. this new administration, they don't want anybody to even touch a marijuana cigarette and they are going to train them to be better with threats of grenade launchers. it's a strange thing that libertarians or conservatives can be on the side of obama, not allowing that to happen. i think he was correct in not transferring those types of weapons to the local police force. kennedy: a broken clock is right twice a day. when i have this conversation with cops across the country and i talk to many police officers about that and we get into heated discussions because it's not that we don't

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presidential candidate ron paul is responding to a recent barrage from cia director mike pompeo. >> assge who uses others to make him famous. >> wikileaks is referring to vault 7. thousands of files among the cia's massive hacking situation. >> time to call out wikileaks for what it is. nonstate hostile intelligence service. >> u.s. officials say russian intelligence used wikileaks to publish stolen damaging e-mails from hillary clinton's campaign. assage denied it to fox news. >> our source is not the russian government. >> tonight the trump administration is going after assange. sources telling cnn u.s. authorities prepared charges to seek his arrest. this despite president trump's probing about wikileaks about the campaign after publishing damaging information about clinton. >> i love reading those wikileaks. this wikileaks is like a treasure trove. >> trump's praise of the stolen material was defended by sessions on nbc. >> they were putting out political information that i'm sure he valued. >> tonight assange claims the administration turned on him to deflect from trump's own russia

ron. but paul, get them to pay their bills. ron, you have to work on that, too.tt, you're right here in wisconsin. you don't have to bother. we'll keep you right here for a little while at least. also with us is a famous local resident, the pride of kenosha, reince priebus, my chief of staff. where is reince? where is he? what a good man. there he is. in fact, we flew over his house and he got all excited. reince went to school right here just about a mile away where he took his wife sally to the prom and that was a match made in heaven. very nice. i also want to thank treasury secretary steve mnuchin for being with us today. secretary mnuchin is working together to put together a tax reform plan to make our industry more competitive and also to provide a level-playing field for our workers. we don't have a level playing field, believe me. you're going to have one very soon. and our tax reform and tax plan is coming along very well. it's going to be out very soon. we're working on health care and we'll get that done, too. our education secretary, betsy devos, is

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i am seeing a lot of people who are in the kind of conservative right, folks that were fans of ron pauls that align themselves with the trump campaign when he talked about not getting involved in middle eastern wars when he wame out strongly against syrian intervention now feeling like they have been betrayed. what is your take on this? >> i feel like i have in a sense. i am somebody who voted for donald trump for president. i was voting for a guy who i thought had adopted in the campaign trail a foreign policy similar to rand paul's. less intervention foreign policy. he spoke out against nation building and president obama's attempt to intervene in syria back in 2013. this is somebody who talked against an intervention foreign policy but appears what the american people may have is they may have gotten marco rubio and lindsey graham's foreign policy. but the ultimate question will be is this a one off? is this something where president trump has done this military strike and that will be the end of it? or should we expect more? you know the folks on the left who i think have i have see

the ron pauls of the world say, "oh, no..."ow solid is the evidence that assad killed these 20 kids with sarin gas? >> i was told by my contacts that we have very high confidence and there were multiple streams of information from overhead imagery to radar, from information gathered by our partners in the region. and today they release a graphic that showed radar information. and you can see the syrian government jets over the site of the attack twice within a nine minute time slot which is exactly when the sarin gas was released. there is really no doubt. >> bill: okay. w there was always doubt among those who will not believe, no matter what you present, through them. iran has been strangely signed about this. p i haven't heard any saber rattling. have you? >> that's a little bit more worrying. what you don't know. >> bill: right. >> one of the possible plans for retaliation that they considered when they were planning this whole thing out is that syria and iran wouldns use their proxy hezbollah to launch an attack, that thir

wondering because i've zone a parallel between younger supporters particularly that were enamored with ron paulit's almost safe to idealize these politicians because you know they're never going to whip. >> there's one thing about this long-term, millennials -- we talk about millennials. 90 millions person strong generation. they believe that socialism is a better system of government and economics than the free market and capitolism. >> thanks, colleges. >> they might grow out of that once they get out in the real world, but right out in long-term, that side doesn't look so good for republicans and looks good for the democrat party. >> what do you feel about that? >> she put her finger on the cricible. winning primaries or elections. they're looking at primaries right now. >> mitt romney has nothing to worry about. nor "outnumbered" coming up. i like that. [ music stops suddenly ] ah. when your pain reliever stops working, your whole day stops. awww. try this. for minor arthritis pain, only aleve can stop pain for up to 12 straight hours with just one pill. thank you. ♪ come on everybody. you

ron. but paul, you're over with nato. get them to pay their bills. ron, you have to walk on that too., we'll keep you here for a little while at least. also with us, a famous local resident, the pride of kenosha, reince priebus, my chief of staff. what a good man. there he is. we flew over his house on the way up and he got excited taking pictures of it. reince went to school here about a middle away where he took his wife, sally, to the prom. a match made in heaven. very nice. i also want to thank treasury secretary steve mnuchin for being with us today. secretary mnuchin is working to put together a tax reform plan to make our industry more competitive and also to provide a level playing field for our workers. we don't have a level playing field. believe me. you're going to have one soon. our tax reform and tax plan is coming out well. we're working on healthcare and we're going to get that done, too. our education secretary, betsy devos is also here. she's around here someplace. thank you, betsy. stand up. [applause] secretary devos is working to ensure that our workers are trained

ron. but paul, you are over with nato. get them to pay their bills. you have to work on that too. scott, you are here, you don't have to bother. we will keep you here for a little while. also with us is a famous local resident, the pride of kenosha, reince priebus, my chief of staff. where is reince? what a good man. there he is. in fact we flew over his house on the way up and he got excited. he was taking pictures of it. reince went to school right here just about a mile away where he took his wife sally to the prom. that was a match made in heaven. very nice. i also want to thank treasury secretary steve mnuchin who is working to put together a tax reform plan to make the industry more competitive and also to provide a level playing field for our workers. we don't have a level playing field. you will have one very soon. the tax reform and tax plan is coming along very well and we are working on health care and we will get that done too. our education secretary betsy devos is also here. where is betsy? she is around here somewhere. thank you, betsy. secretary devos is working to

ron. but, paul, you're over with nato, get them to pay their bills. ou have to work on that too. and scott, wisconsin, you don't have to bother. we'll keep you right here. for a little while, at least. also with us is a famous local resident, the pride of kenosha, reince priebus. my chief of staff. where is reince? where is he? what a good man. there he is. [applause] in fact, we flew over his house on the way up, and he got all excited taking pictures of it. reince went to school right here just about a mile away where he took his wife sally to the prom, and that was a match made in heaven. very nice. i also want to thank treasury secretary steve mnuchin for being with us today. secretary mnuchin is working to put together a tax reform plan to make our industry more competitive and also to provide a level playing field for our workers. we don't have a level playing field, believe me. you're going to have one very soon. and our tax reform and tax plan is coming along very well. it's going to be out very soon. we're working on health care, and we're goi

and whether it's alex jones or ron paul or richard spencer, there is no appetite in that part of the universe ideal onlically for a strike on syria. i wonder given the kind of civil war that's happenedn this white house between bannon and kushner -- you've reported on it in really eye-opening ways -- what this says about the stakes of the battles that are happening around personnel inside the oval office. >> well, certainly i think that as you suggested, there's not a lot of appetite for what the alt-right, what the breitbart folks see as interventionism. they were very much cheered when donald trump took this tack that he didn't want the u.s. to be the policemen of the world. bannon does represent that. ultimately though, i think what we see, despite all the shake-ups of the nsc and all our efforts to read the tea leaves there, this is trump. this is trump making a decision. you know, he could have been advised. his advisers could have sort of evolved on what they were recommending, but he came right out and said it. he saw the video. the video crossed lines for him. the video chang

ron. but, paul, you're over with bills. >> seth: "i said ron, mean i'm talking to you ron. not ron? i meant don. i was talking to myself. don, you've got to get them to pay their bills. good idea, don. thank you, don." [ light laughter ] so with less than a week -- less than a week until the 100 day deadline, to trump himself champion, the president has failed to deliver on nearly every one of his major legislative promises. how could things get any worse? >> shutdown showdown. >> the white house is racing to avoid marking the president's first 100 days in office with a government shutdown. >> if congress doesn't send president trump a the government funding bill midnight on friday the government will run out of money and a shutdown would begin. >> a sticking point as you may know is money for the wall along our border with mexico. >> he could be the first president in history to face a government shutdown in his first 100 days. >> seth: okay, but are we sure the government wasn't shutdown already? because it was reported recently that president trump as appointed few than

ron. but, paul, you're over with nato. get them to pay the bills, and, ron, you have to work on that, too, and, scott you're here in wisconsin, you don't have to bother. we'll keep you here for a little while at least. also with us is a famous local resident, the pride of kenosha, reince, my chief of staff. where is he? what a good man. there he is. in fact, we flew over the house on the way up, and he got all excited, taking pictures of it. reince went to school right here just about a mile away where he took his wife, sally, to the prom, and that was a match made in heaven. very nice. i also want to thank treasury secretary steve mnuchin for being with us today. he's working to put together a tax reform plan to make our industry more competitive and also to provide a level playing field for the workers. we don't have a level playing field, believe me. we'll have one soon. tax reform and tax plan is coming along very well. it's going to be out soon, working on health care. we need to get it done too. our education secretar

militarmente en siria entre conservadores que cuestionaron la decisiÓn del mandatario se destaca ron paul discriminatorios en un cementerio histÓrico donde reposan los restos de jornaleros mexicano. >>> este panteÓn es un lugar sagrado donde familias vienen a honrar a sus familiares y este tipo de vandalismo nos preocupa mucho. >>> este rancho trajo 2500 trabajadores de mÉxico. >>> y muchos estÁn enterrados aquÍ. >>> hay 900 campesinos aquÍ te errados aquÍ. >>> decimos no al odio y pedimos que la comunidad sea vigilante y que si ven algo digan algo. >>> el terreno fue donado para empleados de dos compaÑÍas, ahora continuamos con mÁs daniel y ana adelante. >>> gracias vanessa. >>> lan santa cecilia es uno agrupaciÓn a la cual queremos para mucho hoy disfruta de su mejor momento la agrupaciÓn mexicana enzoÓ hace poco una gira musical y pronto lanzarÁ su nuevo proyecto discogrÁfico. >>> quÉ son muy bueno, verÓnica los entrevistÓ en new york y ahora nos trae su reportaje, adelanten. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> quiero gozar esta vida teniÉndote cerca de mi hasta que muera. >>> a todo pulmÓn llego la g

some of the primaries of the two parties are--if you read that ron paul got x% and romney got y%, then they each get a certain number of delegates. that's proportional representation, and we've had that in elections in the united states, too, but we got rid of it. the europeans have it. so in germany when the die linke party got 12% of the vote, they get 12% of the seats in the parliament. so 12% of the people who are in the parliament are members of a party that believes that germany can do better than capitalism. highly successful, capitalist economy produceces a criticism, and if you get more than 5%, not only do you get your seats--and that's true in the laender, in the state legislatures, too--but you get something else. you get money from the government because the democratic idea in germany is if you get more than 5% of the peoplple interested in what you have to say, then itisis important that you have a platform in which to explain to people whatat your positions ar, what your proposals are so that the population can make an informed vote, and so the government allocates money

the request by ron wyden of oregon and rand paul of kentucky adds to a course of calls for more transparency about how intelligence agencies use and share communications to, from, and about americans. fromis on the phone california on our democratic line. do you have concerns about the environment? do, and thank you for c-span. it is a really great program, washington journal in particular. it is earth day, not environmental day. how is yourl day is environment? are you comfortable? is everything to your liking? we slaughter 56 billion animals every deer in this country, species diversity is my main concern. we have overpopulated this planet already. it is over populated. we are polluting our waters worldwide. our greatest, most magnificent animals are coming near extinction. there was a thing on autobahn the other day, and he was concerned about the loss of birds and their habitat. we are so concerned with our self, our comfort, it is a sickness, and i am just appalled at this lack of attention to it. it is way down on the list. earth day will come and go and nothing really changes. all the

rand paul and ron wyden will finally uple their rings as the thmendment wonder twins and introduce the legislation addressing this brand of reverse targeting that is never okay regardless who's in power with. this country so agitated, split and hyperpartisanized, more important than ever to keep the power in check because what your government is capable of doing should scare the hell out of you. glad you're here to comfort me. i'm kennedy. all right, former obama national security adviser susan rice went on msnbc claiming she, quote, leaked nothing to nobody. >> this is not anything political has been alleged. the allegation is that somehow obama administration officials utilized intelligence for political purposes. that's absolutely false. >> i don't know if that's absolutely false, and not everybody is buying that line. from a legal perspective, should susan rice be nervous? judge andrew napolitano is here fox senior judicial analyst. welcome back, judge. >> thank you. she should be nervous if unlike the clinton investigation the fbi does the right thing, the evidence justifying an i

we're in cleveland and joined by our chief legal correspondent and washington correspondent paul singer. ronwith you in cleveland. police say they talked with the gunman early on in this. this is somebody that was familiar to police? what do we know? >> reporter: he's not flannel to police but they say there was contact made early on in the investigation. we're coming up on 24 hours since this shooting happened on easter sunday, sometime in the afternoon. the police would not respond directly to reports that the suspect's cell phones were pinged or dettedomewhere near erie, pennsylvania which is about an hour and a half drive from here. they are saying that he could be anywhere in the country. and this search has expanded across the united states. they're trying to make his world very very small. they say they've gotten some contact and some cooperation, i should say, from the family members of mr. stephens and from the woman who was a girlfriend or an ex-girlfriend who was mentioned before he opened fire and shot mr. godwin. so again, police are not telling us everything they know because s

place in house speaker paul ryan's home district but while he was talking, trump wound up calling paul ryan ronple of times. [ laughter ] take a look at this. this is real. >> although he could not be here today, my thanks go to speaker ryan -- i said, ron, make sure these countries start paying their bills a little bit more. you know, they're way, way behind, ron. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: trump later apologized saying, i got him mixed up with my son, ron jr. [ applause ] ron. [ light laughter ] i always look at you and yeah, i hear ron. 'cause james, he's best friends with ronald mcdonald. [ laughter ] it's a long story, but we'll get into it some other time. guys, i saw that this week the official white house snapchat account misspelled the word "education" [ laughter ] on a photo of education secretary, betsy devos. [ light laughter ] it's pretty embarrassing but it turns out betsy has her very own snapchat account and typos are the least of her problems. take a look at her latest snap story. >> okay. how do i start recording? snapchat start. hi, i'm betsy -- oh. oh, a doggy. that doggy looks

things have happened to our gary farmers and others, and we will start working on that with ron and scott and paul and all of your representatives. what has happened to you is very unfair and it is another typical one-sided deal against the united states and it will not happen for long. we will get together and we will and we will get the solution and not just the answer. we know what the solution is. if you guys cannot do it, we will bring in right speed this. reince.get that -- we will get that. it is a terrible thing that happened to the farmers in wisconsin. a disaster for the united states, a complete and total disaster. and we do some things have all sorts of rules and regulations that are horrendous. provisions where you have to wait for a long time and have to notify congress and after, you have to get certified and then you cannot speak to them for 100 days and the whole thing is ridiculous. nafta has been very bad for our country, very bad for our companies and workers. we will make a very big changes or we are going to get rid of nafta once and for all. cannot continue like this, believ

you've got a bipartisan coalition in congress with senator ron johnson, senator tami baldwin, paul ryanot scott walker, you've got andrew cuomo all signing onto letters and criticizing the canadian government. you're seeing a pushback by democrats and republicans in terms of these policies that canadian provinces are applying to dairy products that are being brought into canada. and so i think that actually, in this one instance, there may be some bipartisanship in washington to push back. >> absolutely. joe, the other topic of the day is donald trump nominating another ambassador. this time it is scott brown. he's going to be the ambassador to new zealand. take a look at what the local paper of new zealand is saying. "man tipped for u.s. ambassador role in new zealand a former nude model who supports wateoardi waterboarding. e we being mocked, joe? >> come on, katy, he's a handsome man. they give them away to their friends. scott brown is a capable guy. there is a lot of sundown in new zealand. i think he'll look good down there. >> doug, all joking aside, is scott brown right for this