i would like to know democrats or republicans why unitede take care of the stat states? we feed half the world with our to know why we cannot get the democrats and republicans together and take us.e of i was in washington, d.c. last and ind i'm a vietnam vet saw a vietnam vet sitting on the ground begging for money. to take care of our people. welfare people, social security people. and stop obs here giving them out to other countries of the world. for i assume you voted donald trump? caller: yes, i did. host: what would you say to that him?r and many like guest: indeed. 'm aware that a lot of people hink like you and believe that american feeds half the worlds. a generous aid giv 0.3% ofut it gives about its economic in foreign aid. a fifth of s than the buck budget. more like 2% or 3% of the u.s. budget. but none of that aid is in the subsidies to domestic exporters. companies. arms 0.3% is an t exaggeration of american aid. america doesn't spend were on aid. just the plain fact of it. i'm aware that politics is about people thinkd that america spends a lot on aid and

night and not only is it an idiotic move for a few reasons, you are a father, husband, member of the uniteded states congress and i got busted by the fbi. >> he heard that there was a member of congress that have done this and so it was a sting operation. i don't go into heavy detail what the undercover guy looked like or who connected.y i don't care if you've been through your own ups and downs we have our own way of dealing with things whether it is humor or trying to move on i try not to dwell too much. i was walking down the road and they know better than to say congressman because i probably would have just kept going. like an idiot, by the end of the night i was inebriated.l i went to a fund raiser with the majority whip of the house was now the majority leader and that's where i showed up and they were like your cocktail and sizemore and then i went to a bar and after i walk out afterer purchasing i heard my name and i was like whose partying now. fbi. your life is about to change dramatically. >> they said that, your life is about to change? >> yes and that was the understatement of a

also in mexixico, the uniteded nanations has lalaunched a$1$18 million campaign to support central american unaccompanied migrant chchildrenen. the offifi of the u.n.n. high commissionerer for human rights says the fund will help protect children escaping g sexual violence, extortion, and forced conscription into criminal gangs. this is ema, a honduran child who fled to mexico. >> we can't live in honduras anymore. there are many people leaving the country for the same reason -- crime. the gangs are bad. there are deaths of innocent people, children. we cannot live in honduras anymore. amy: the unhcr says more than 180,000 children fled central america in 2016, a tenfold increase over the last five years. back in the united states the , trump administration has further restricted rules on applicants for u.s. visas, rolling out a questionnaire this week that will require them to provide five years' worth of social media handles and 15 years of biographical information. the administration calls the questions voluntary but the new , form says applicants who don't provide ththe information n mi

unitedization the pilot returned to the gate and paramedics were called to meet the plane.pound live lobster found by a tsa agent at boston's logan airport, it was in a checked bag. the tsa says traveling lobsters are fairly common in new england. >> really? >> it's a thing. the lobster was allowed to travel to its destination. no word on whether it has so far avoided a pot of boiling water. some of the reasons that was given for it, they didn't initially want it to continue through the airlines have some rules on 20 pounds or over, you have to -- >> oh, right? they need to get a special pet permit? >> yeah, maybe. >> maybe it's a therapy lobster. an emotional support. >> it's an emotional support lobster. like i need this lobster or else i'm going to freak out. >> yeah. maybe that was the key. >> apparently, the guy also had four ounces of butter. three ounces is the limit. when we come back, jack is back. to break down episode five of "the bachelorette". >> we think. >> i think. >>> plus the carter family is headed up the pacific coast highway for the summer. we'll tell y

we can see the hashtag behind you, uniteded against all terror. what is the mood there now?ng, joanna. well, this really was what we saw overnight, what i onced, was a demonstration of strength by a community doing little more than what they would normally do. they came to prayers injust what they would normally do. they came to prayers in just the same way had this not attack taken place. i was in the mosques early hours, headed up the stairs, there was a bit of food as they broke their fast. it was packed and outside it was quieter, the feeling was that it was quieter, the feeling was that it was slightly quieter. one of the leaders suggesting to me that people were anxious and they did stay away. it may have been of course that they'd just gone to worship in another part of london not realising that the mosque was open. it's a message of unity there, a lot of these flowers don't come from the muslim community, remember, they come from people outside as they come from people outside as they come together to get their message across. i can see come together to get their mes

thehe russnsns and the indians have already discovovered it, and the uniteded states is now beginning to recognize that our own chances of coming out of it are being undercut by the realities in russia, china, and so on. it keeps going because they haven't found a solution. most of the effort to explain it involves games of blame. right now, we're all aware that the republicans blame the democratats and vice versa in an endleless chorus that begins to sound the same after the 14th speech by whoever's looking for a job promotion in whichever party. and then the blame goes beyond that. people on the left like to blame bankers. people on the right like to blame poor people who take out loans. so forth and so on. i want to break from all of that. i i want us to acknowledge that in this economic system that we have--- which has a name; it's called capitalalism--there are a set of rules. and that most people, because they really can't avoid it, play by those rules. bankers make loans in order to make mone c corporationons do what ty do in order to make money, because that's what the people