it's undoubtedly the case that he has been thinking about it. can i just make one other point. >> quickly because i have to get to the break. sorry go ahead. >> i have doing a lot of reading about world war ii. one of the remarkable things about people like george bush is here was a man who was at the top of american society and who felt obliged to go and fight for the country. he was a tremendous war hero. many many people in that generation it's part of what makes them the greatest generation all through society from the ivy leagues down to the farms went to fight. and that is i think something about national service that we might not have the same kind of spirit today, and you know, it's quite admirable in george bush. i think the country ought to take pause and think about that. >> i keep going back to the love story. i think if i have the number correctly i think he named three of his planes when he was in the war barbara. i think that's fine and dandy.
all you have to do is keep drinking. >> zack: you can sit here all day, just ordering a couple drinks and -- >> anthony: right, no rush. i plan on spending some time here. red wine ordered, tripes to follow. tender, spicy, delicious tripe. >> zack: sun, plaza, guts. pretty -- good. >> fuen: hello. hello. >> anthony: not too long ago, before zack basically defected to spain, he met fuen. the next thing you know, he's living here, part of an extended andalusian family, eating the ham, drinking the wine, living the life of the spanish dandy, in freaking granada, no less. classically, culturally speaking, do you want a sensitive, nice, caring, thoughtful guy? >> fuen: well, it depends on the woman first. but usually we look for this kind of person that we know he will protect us. >> anthony: from what? feral hippies?
deadlines and publicly telegraph them to the enemy and that's what he has done. >> he criticized president obama for doing that. >> he criticized all kind of leaders for setting time tables and time lines for withdrawals. i also grow that that's a mistake. that's exactly what he has done here. look he is the decider, the commander in chief. all that is fine and dandy. but there has to be expertise at the table. and the reality is that president trump is an ignore ammous on national security. he proves it every day. he is not listening to people with decades of experience. the truth is if we pull out of syria we only have 2,000 troops there about. if we pull out in six months you cede syria to iran, russia, and bashar al assad and putting israel's security at risk. you're putting our own security interests at risk. you're increasing the -- the strong likelihood that refugee flows will also increase into europe to further destabilize politics there.
you were telling me a little while ago that this is much more about the pension. it is also about the funding, the budget, the educational budget being discussed by lawmakers right now. tell me more about that. >> more about the funding? well, what we understand is a lot of the public education funding is going to support charter schools. i'm not really familiar with charter schools but from what i know they are supported by the public. do you know most of kentucky is rural area and we do not have the economic background to support charter schools. our children are doing great. we are competing internationally with other students and we don't need charter schools. that would only be for the children who can afford it and that is fine and dandy if you have the money to pay for your education, but our public school children are from economically
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you go to the statue of liberty and read about what it means and they're asking for us to send, you know, our poor, hungary hu >> right. >> -- of europe, and when that was happening everyone was fine and dandy. this is what we were, who we wanted. and now all of a sudden this is no longer who we are. we want to build $25 million walls for nothing because we want to keep the brown people out. we want to make sure that people from haiti, the places you said may have plumbers -- >> we're almost out of time. >> -- can't come. we want to make sure that people from african countries cannot come to the u.s. you tell me that is not about race. you try to disconnect economics from race in this country, that does not hold. >> you're talking about debt. the president added
economically, for pipe fitters that happen to be in nigeria, they're going top top of the list. >> if we need welders and there's welders in haiti -- >> that's a country he called a shithole by the way. >> that's why i'm using them as example. >> we're talking about the removal of this particular phrase and whether or not that phrase ever stood for something in this country, and it did. and it should still stand for something in this country. you go to the statue of liberty and read about what it means and they're asking for us to send, you know, our poor, hungry -- >> right. >> -- of europe, and when that was happening everyone was fine and dandy.
this is lunch. >> fred: sundays it's like playhouse in my house. it's french playhouse. >> anthony: yeah? what do you do? >> david: they get dressed at their house. >> anthony: no way. tell me all about this. >> david: he dresses the [ bleep ] kids, too. >> anthony: he's a dandy. >> david: he's a dandy. >> fred: a sunday -- a sunday dandy. last time i did, i did praline rose, and the linzer torte. i made a crème caramel. i made salade d'orange au rhum. >> anthony: right. >> fred: i made les prunes au vin rouge. >> anthony: right. >> david: prunes in red wine. >> anthony: yeah. >> fred: with a crème fraiche. and then a huge cheese cart that was about, like, 15 kinds of cheese. >> anthony: right. and how many people are in your family at this meal? >> david: him and his wife and two young boys. >> anthony: and how are the -- how old are the kids? >> fred: two and four. >> anthony: so you, your wife -- >> fred: yeah. >> anthony: and a 2-year-old and a 4-year-old. >> fred: they don't -- they don't make it to the end. usually i have to, like -- [ anthony laughs ] >> fred: i have to, like -- >> anthony: eat the pruneau. >> fred: prematurely open the -- open the -- >> david: you don't like pruneau? >> anthony: you know what, i'm thinking this and i'm thinking, "oh, that's really [ bleep ] up." but i'm also thinking, you know, "i gotta do that. i'm gonna do that." and actually my daughter would totally be into it. ♪
had published stolen documents and was observed to be releasing information that benefitted russian interests. quote, we can say with confidence we have no concerns about these documents. what do you make of this? again, congresswoman, we're back into this endless contact between the trump people and the russians. they seem to think it's fine and dandy to flirt back and forth, exchange offers back and forth without any sense that this might be a hostile power. >> you know, the more documents that i read, the more convinced i get that there was intentional coordination between donald trump's campaign and the russians. julian assange was an operative for russia. now this is the same person that the president when he was a candidate, i love julian assange. i love wikileaks. we have mike pompeo who has called him and wikileaks a nonstate organization that is an
>> it is one of those lik like -- painful nolstagic thing. >> chocolate butter cream. >> omnivorh my god, look at tha. >> damn, it is good. >> for this guy, it is lunch. >> sunday is french play house. >> no way. >> tell me all about it. >> he's a dandy. >> on sunday is dandy. >> with creme fresh and huge key cheese cart. >> how many people are in your family? >> him and his wife and two young boys. >> so you and your wife and two-year-old and a four-year-old. >> they don't make it to the end