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Choosing between which things they'll follow and which aren't legitimate. it is a very dangerous path. they didn't defy him yet bust the path they're on is scary to me. >> i think what they defied is governing by tweet and said we won't be pulled into the day trading ridiculousness of this administration. if we get a lawful and formal military order, we'll follow it. but tweets aren't that. >> which is in total contrast from what we heard yesterday in the white house. sarah huckabee sanders said this is a decision the president has made. she admitted he didn't wait to figure out the specifics ...

Obama said, in 2012. and also, he's a great fund-raising tool for the campaign. everywhere he goes, it could be a red state, it could be a blue state or a purple state, he raises money and he attracts crowds from the traditional democratic donors. the problem is, he also is very defensive of hillary. that was a major problem in 2008, as we know, and i think that they're going to be treading very lightly aren't that. and he's going to be talking more about the issues and less about his wife. i think he has to be very careful. he's not acknowledging obama, as we noticed in his last few speeches....

Chain restaurants. i'm sure most of your members probably aren't that, but if you were to take the pie chart of the revenue of the new york state restaurant association, most of that is coming from large? >> yes. you're right. profit margins are tight. i would suggest if you actually pay a better wage, you'll attract better employers. better employers will increase that profit margin. whether we have 103 partners around the country that are great small businesses from small mom and pop restaurants. we've been able to show over and over again they have less turnover because workers don't leave ...

Snyderman about her travels as a doctor that includes hitchhiking out of a russian war zone. i'm not kidding, she'll talk about it. but first, we'll talk about the unusual medical headlines. >> the freakiest story this week, this flesh-eating bacteria, talk about that. is that something to be frightened of? i mean, as an individual, but also communally? >> this is the classic example of a rare horrific thing gets big headlines. it is rare, 500 to 1,000 cases a year. but flesh-eating bacteria really aren't that, but they are certain bacteria, staph bacteria, and the toxin can destroy the tissue...