. >> there is hello surf errand paul, then you want to send us to bolivia? in terms of montenegro, yeah. but they sent a handful of them. look at this from the perspective of not only is it it anncreasin our defense obligation. there is a messaging issue, we are adding a country into nato and the nato countries need to pay for for their defense. they have an obligation to pay more. but when this becomes an issue, it's how russia views this. this much great sensitivity as there was with kosovo to the u.s. and picking off and pulling into the alliance from the russian perspective. they view this as an aggression. to say someone is doing putin's work. this is like saying someone was a fascist.tin's work, you are a fascist. kennedy: from fascist to racist to putinist. >> is he say rand paul is an aide to vladimir putin? or is it more subtle? this is while for the debate. you cut off debate when you call someone a lackey of putin. it's not by bringing montenegro into nato. russia is trying to push the boundaries here. and you have to at some point say this matter

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to wrap my head around the illegal aspect. tell us about the origin of illegal gold. what makes it illegal? >> there are two elements. in latin america, especially in colombia, ecuador, parts of brazil, boliviat isions of the territory that rain forest. in the rain forest, there is alongf gold in the ground rivers, etc.. these territories are controlled i criminals. smuggling groups. groups like the farc in columbia. they basically control all mining done there on in unregulated basis. no rules about the environment or labor. they get the gold out of the tound at have to bring it market. they find ways to live out the origin of gold and say it is coming from a legitimate mining operation when it is not and that allows them to exported by both on the customs forms in the country of origin and in the united states to sort of laundered, if you will, so it can be sold legally. what is fascinating as you tell the story through harold. here is a well-out the kid. businessy had a gold and he went from being kind of, not kind of, he was legitimate to dealing with illegal. how did that happen? bags he was a very ambitious young man to hand when he got into business he also has a good sense of this is

used left-wing demagogues like venezuela, bolivia, ecuador. i think protectionist statements like building the wall, that are anti-migration statements, are going torably into the left hands of latin american governments. >> let's put this in perspective. are there any policies the president has talked about that you support? maybe his tax policy or the infrastructure spending? i can imagine you are not in favor of the border tax. i could be wrong. is there something that you support that the president is doing right now? >> no, yeah. infrastructure spending is one of them that i do. i think the united states has fallen back in comparison to other countries in infrastructure expenditures. i think he is very correct in that our roads and our communication systems have really -- need a lot, you know, and it's a bright way of creating jobs and helping the country to prosper. and that's one thing that i think is very important to spend -- to spend money on. but when it comes to the environment, when it comes to taxation, when it comes to national health care policy, when it comes to education, i am opposed to the policies that the president has so far