>>> a warthog is at the river because -- >> it's thirsty. >> the moment is meets something that's hungry. >>> for a rally racer, going sideways no big deal. why flipping this many times kinda is. >>> today we are going to have a little discussion about meat glue. >> a dude blows the lid off making a frankensteak and the viral look that makes you take a second look at the ribeye. >> i never knew that was possible. >>> and yoga poses with a jeep. why people online just can't get enough. >> i love rc cars. angie. >> little milton. >> beware what's lurking in the water, because it might try to eat you or something else. let's start in the south luwanga national park in zambia. thwarthog is thsty, but look at ouldn't that be so awful? if we went to water fountains and suddenly a crocodile shot out of the drain. >> how thirsty are you? >> exactly. oh! >> that crocodile will have to find a meal somewhere else. >> you think it's the same crocodile that failed both times and starting to think ooh, am i getting old? what's happening? >> time to become a vegetarian. >> there's a wallaby in the wate

the pentagon is saying we are done with the a-10 this is the warthog that the troops love.? rep. turner: you have to look to what the pentagon is saying. they are saying we do not have the funding to maintain the a-10, they want the a-10. every time congress finds it the pentagon uses it. it is being actively used. gideon: in some ways it is like the greece thing. the white house administration needs to give funds that the pentagon needs. it should demand structural reform in return. brendan: we will see how that goes. tom: we love to talk about technology. peter cook is joining the pentagon. peter cook will become a spokesman for the secretary at the pentagon. is it lima, ohio you have a tank plant. what do they do -- they are making tanks, that's all technology right? -- old technology, right? rep. turner: absolutely not. you can see what is happening here at having heavy equipment is important. for the safety and also to advance. what the plant does is not only creates tanks, it also upgrades then. the upgrades is important. tom: that is old technology. brendan: we are r

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should have been clamping down on sanctions, we need to go after rice's aggressively sending the warthogting every truck they move, keep their supply lines from being able to arm their soldiers and instead the kurds in the kurdish area, let them fight for themselves. maria: are you in favor that if the president wants to send more troops to iraq? 400 to 500 new advisers? are you in favor of that? >> i don't oppose that but 400 to 500 advisers may not be enough. we need to be more aggressive in our air strikes, i don't rule anything out and most importantly building a coalition of middle eastern nations whose neighborhood is on fire and asking them to grab a water hose we are not going to do it for them but we will do it with them. that is a different approach this administration has taken. maria: good to have you on the program, thanks so much. >> great to be with you. maria: mike huckabee joining us on his run for the white house. tune in next hour, speak with rick perry, get his take on top issues and how he plans to take his run differently than last time. back in a minute. you probab

if you're talking about the warthog, there are military reasons for that and i will not risk the wrath of martha miceli who used to fly them who says they are very much necessary and they are also very much, there are facilities as well. john mccain highlighted this the other day about jobs necessities. you have bases that support some of the programs. if you look at the map, some of the localized programs, you will think it is one spot on the map. production facilities support this in several states. each one of these states have an interest. unemployment lines monday morning if they were cut today. host: a profile piece in the new york times focusing on john mccain, his efforts in the pentagon authorization debate. noting mr. mccain has long been a critic of what he views as military acquisition systems that take too long and cost too much. his bill targets things like the f 35 strike fighter, combat ship, and his pet issue the future version of the ford aircraft carrier which suffers a $2.4 billion run. we are with derek wallbank of bloomberg "first word." good morning. caller: good

if you're talking about the warthog, there are military reasons for that and i will not risk the wrathof martha miceli who used to fly them who says they are very much necessary and they are also very much, there are facilities as well. john mccain highlighted this the other day about jobs necessities. you have bases that support some of the programs. if you look at the map, some of the localized programs, you will think it is one spot on the map. production facilities support this in several states. each one of these states have an interest. unemployment lines monday morning if they were cut today. host: a profile piece in the new york times focusing on john mccain, his efforts in the pentagon authorization debate. noting mr. mccain has long been a critic of what he views as military acquisition systems that take too long and cost too much. his bill targets things like the f 35 strike fighter, combat ship, and his pet issue the future version of the ford aircraft carrier which suffers a $2.4 billion run. we are with derek wallbank of bloomberg "first word." good morning. caller: good