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>> ben: so, this is the ferment of a conopodium -- a wild type of spinach, which grows around here, and no one uses them. maybe even reminiscent of foie gras. >> anthony: serious foie. >> rene: and, this is from a weed that grows everywhere. if you do it with gooseberries, lacto ferment gooseberries, you get golden drops of perfection. >> rene: can we have two berries on four? >> chefs: yeah! >> rene: all right, fellas, the next thing we serve you is the dried in juices of last years harvest of ...

There, its one of the biggest military challenges right now. presidents tend to get very enamored of special forces and want to use them all the time around the world, and they are not the panacea. special forces will be the first to tell you that you neat diplomacy and economic action and financial action in many of these very troubled spots around the world. they can only do so much, and under the trump administration youre seeing more and more reliance on special operations forces. again, som...

On all the health care policies that were sold in the state. >> which is an important part of how it work. >> it is. but what was important is after an individuals expenses reached a certain amount, the high-risk pool picked that up. and it did work well for two years. it had a $5 million surplus when it ended. but the affordable care act ended it. >> would you be able to support something like that? >> its all in the details because whats being proposed doesnt have the subsidy, for example, tha...

It had a $5 million surplus when it ended. but the affordable care act ended it. >> would you be able to support something like that? >> its all in the details because whats being proposed doesnt have the subsidy, for example, that made the maine high-risk pool successful and there are a lot of people in maine that argue that there were limitations, that a lot of the coverages were dropped and that expenses for older -- people over 60, for example, went way up. so it is certainly -- we got to lo...

That were sold in the state. >> which is an important part of how it work. >> it is. but what was important is after an individuals expenses reached a certain amount, the high-risk pool picked that up. and it did work well for two years. it had a $5 million surplus when it ended. but the affordable care act ended it. >> would you be able to support something like that? >> its all in the details because whats being proposed doesnt have the subsidy, for example, that made the maine high-risk pool ...

Wall up they are going to fly over, go on a ship or drive across a bridge and a wall is not going to stop them. we have got to do enforcement. also, so we have to look at a comprehensive border. >> tucker: i dont think anyone is suggesting a wall is a panacea. doesnt solve every problem you have. this is my point. this has been going on for generations. we dont actually know how many people are here illegally. somebody says 10 to 12. 50. we can only guess. congress has done nothing about it a lo...

Wall up they are going to fly over, go on a ship or drive across a bridge and a wall is not going to stop them. we have got to do enforcement. also, so we have to look at a comprehensive border. >> tucker: i dont think anyone is suggesting a wall is a panacea. doesnt solve every problem you have. this is my point. this has been going on for generations. we dont actually know how many people are here illegally. somebody says 10 to 12. 50. we can only guess. congress has done nothing about it a lo...

Zarif and president rouhani are heavily invested in the success of the nuclear deal. rouhani touted this deal as a panacea for many of irans problems tying his political fortunes to the success of the deal. if its in trouble, then hes in trouble. also, secretary tillersons tough words last night are not going to fare well for the moderate mr. rouhani as he seeks a second term in office in next months presidential elections. in fact, its going to be ammunition for hard liners who want to shoot do...

Of that. its not rhetoric, weve had rhetoric for eight years with passivity and no action. now, hes taken a very limited action but it sends an incredible incredibly strong message to our adversaries in the world were paying attention, iran, china, russia, paying attention, and the rogue state of north korea. they are all paying attention to this. listen, its not a panacea for all of our problems to be sure, not one military strike on one evening is going to change the world. but it is going to ...

>> rene: can we have two berries on four? >> chefs: yeah! >> rene: all right, fellas, the next thing we serve you is the dried in juices of last years harvest of black currant, and then we wrap it in wild roses that weve had in vinegar for two years now. >> alessandro: mmm! acidity, creamy. >> anthony: its like super powered. i need to ask about this. >> ben: you need to ask about this! well, this is pretty interesting. this is a born out of a desire to study mummification. everyone used to eat ...