up in canada, saskatchewan, to be precise, there is a small town -- [ cheers ] maybe you know it.w the town of lanigan? okay, well. [ laughter ] they're getting a new potash mine, in case you're in the market for some potash. [ laughter ] but this story, from my point of view, has little to do with potash and everything to do with the name of their mayor. >> no stranger to the ebbs and flows of saskatchewan's natural resources, lanigan mayor tony micock can't understate how important this is for the province and the communities. >> very excite fog the community, the surrounding area. i mean, the provinces. this is a huge investment in saskatchewan. >> as excited as he is, micock admits he's a little worried. >> in some ways it is a little scary. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, yeah, sure. it is a little scary. you know what the scariest part is? how did we not know there was a laugh mayor micock look like? what did those campaign lawn signs look like? "vote for mycock." [ laughter ] how can houngtd you not? this is good too. this is from new jersey, where a pre-owned vehicle had an unf

ryan brook, a professor at the university of the southern canadian province of saskatchewan, talks aboutvironmental disaster, calls superpigs the most aggressive animals on the planet. they're the largest expansionist mammal on the planet, they're destroying... crops , according to the usda, the cost of lost crops is $2.5 billion a year, and a few years ago, a woman in texas was killed by a pack of feral hogs. canadian superpigs also threaten northern us states such as montana, minnesota and north dakota; superpigs cause damage to the environment and crops, infect large areas, and spread diseases, including african swine fever. we periodically receive reports of feral pigs coming from canada. they are carriers of about thirty types of bacteria and viral diseases, about 40 parasites that can be transmitted from pigs to humans and domestic animals. they are trying to catch and shoot super pigs, but so far the man is losing to the pig frankenstein. hunters, of course, try to shoot super pigs, but hunting is not allowed everywhere. and noticing that they were suffering losses, the superpigs

ryan brook, a professor at the university of the southern canadian province of saskatchewan, talks aboutvironmental disaster, calls super pigs the most aggressive... they are the largest expansionist mammal on the planet, they destroy crops, according to the us department of agriculture, the damage from lost crops is 2.5 billion dollars a year, and a few years ago, a texas woman was killed by a pack of wild pigs. canadian superpigs also threaten northern us states such as montana, minnesota and northern. we periodically receive reports of wild pigs that came from canada; they are carriers of about thirty types of bacteria and viral diseases, about 40 parasites that can be transmitted from pigs to humans and domestic animals. they are trying to catch and shoot, but for now it’s a man. loses to pig frankenstein, hunters, of course, try to shoot super pigs, but hunting is allowed not everywhere, but noticing that they were suffering losses, superpigs began to behave more carefully and switched to a nocturnal lifestyle, recently the united states adopted a national program to combat salted p

the border that separates present day north dakota from manitoba, montana, saskatchewan and alberta and so on. and so that convention of 18, 18. then establish that border at the 49th parallel from the great lakes in the east to the rocky mountains in the west. and then the convention of. 1818 authorized the joint occupancy of the oregon country, whereby the rights of both british and american citizens to occupy and to trade in the region would be respected respected. now, the second way then that the pacific northwest becomes american territory that differs from other acquisitions is that the was not resolved by war or by but rather by treaty. the two nations signed a treaty in 1846 in which britain and the united states negotiated a final resolution to this dispute. this was complemented by similar agreements on the east coast resolved in 1842 between maine and canada and both sets of regulations, then or both sets of negotiations me were part of a process whereby the two nations reached a substantial accommodation with one another, particularly after conflicts of the american revolut

a dude from saskatchewan, a place in canada where not very many people live but a lot of good hockeyome from. he was drunk at a frat party, at a school that will remain unnamed. and he goes, "well, my legs are so strong, i bet you can't run over them with a truck." [ laughter ] that's a canadian saskatchewanian accent. so the guy was like, "okay, let's give it a shot." so the guy lays down. puts it in first. truck rolls over his legs. truck wins. but the heartwarming part the of the story which makes me love hockey players, if you get hurt off the ice, you don't get your scholarship money, right? you have to get hurt on the ice. insurance will pay for it. >> oh. >> if you get hurt on the ice. >> jimmy: wow. >> doing what you got the scholarship for. they pick up the guy, he's got a broken kneecap, you know, he's barely conscious. they go to the rink. they have a key to the rink. get hick dressed. throw him onto the ice. throw him onto the boards. he got hurt on the ice. call the ambulance to the rink, picked him up. guy kept the scholarship. nobody asked questions. >> jimmy: nobody c