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>> anthony: right. right. mmm, it's awesome. so are there a lot of vegetarians in this part of, uh, paraguay? i don't know. >> peter: oh, there comes the, what is for the paraguayans, the highlight. >> anthony: oh, look at that. it's pretty. beef short ribs are amazing. mm. so good. all of the books i read about paraguay are maybe fifteen years old and, like, the first advice is, "everybody has a gun, buy a gun." >> bettina: yes, it is true. >> anthony: mentality. this was not the paraguay i expected at all. >> jose: it's too different.
>> peter: twenty years ago the chaco was not used and the last years it's booming. >> anthony: what -- where's the boom come from? >> peter: we are the second biggest soybean exporter. the eighth biggest cattle exporter. paraguay feeds the entire world for eight days a year. >> anthony: how many acres? >> jose: uh, thousands. >> bettina: a hundred thousand. >> anthony: a hundred thousand hectares? >> jose: si. >> mario: barbeque has to be included in a celebration. >> anthony: barbeque like asado. >> mario: asado. if you have sausages. >> anthony: chorizo, morcilla -- i could eat this all day and i will. >> jose: with barbecue, you are complete. it's good. ♪
>> bettina: please, he wants to sing a song for you. >> jose: a welcome song to the foreign people. ♪ >> peter: it says, not says welcome stranger. it says welcome brother, stranger. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: the jean bourdain who died here in asuncion was my great-great-great-grandfather. >> peter: yes. this old cemetery recoleta.
chaco was not used and the last years it's booming. >> anthony: what -- where's the boom come from? >> peter: we are the second biggest soybean exporter. the eighth biggest cattle exporter. paraguay feeds the entire world for eight days a year. >> anthony: how many acres? >> jose: uh, thousands. >> bettina: a hundred thousand. >> anthony: a hundred thousand hectares? >> jose: si. >> mario: barbeque has to be included in a celebration. >> anthony: barbeque like asado. >> mario: asado. if you have sausages. >> anthony: chorizo, morcilla -- i could eat this all day and i will. >> jose: with barbecue, you are complete. it's good.
>> bettina: please, he wants to sing a song for you. >> jose: a welcome song to the foreign people. ♪ >> peter: it says, not says welcome stranger. it sayswelcome brother, stranger. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: the jean bourdain who died here in asuncion was my great-great-great-grandfather. >> peter: yes. this old cemetery recoleta.
>> anthony: right. right. mmm it's awesome. so are there a lot of vegetarians in this part of, uh, paraguay? i don't know. >> peter: oh there comes the, what is for the paraguayans, the highlight. >> anthony: oh, look at that. it's pretty. beef short ribs are amazing. mm. so good. all of the books i read about paraguay are maybe fifteen years old and, like, the first advice is, "everybody has a gun, buy a gun." >> bettina: yes, it is true. >> anthony: mentality. this was not the paraguay i expected at all. >> jose: it's too dierent.
john mccain, marco rubio out there, you know, so vocally. >> and part of this here, bettina, is the intelligence community itself, these questions we've been talking about this hour, has really sort of poked him in the side and now they've got an existential question. what will they be in this new administration? some of "the washington post" reporting saying even in a recent briefing with the fbi fick and cand cia on this issue they weren't seeing eye to eye and they are asking themselves what will it be in 2017? intelligence certainly is essential as was said by liz here as well as terror so far. what do you see happening come 2017, january 21? >> well, i think the question that we're talking about, i think we have to divide it in two parts. i think one is did russia -- what is russia's interference in the u.s. government in general and two, its interference in the
intervention, cyber warfare against european governments is nothing new. and the u.s. has always played a leadership role standing up to this sort of aggression. and, you know, standing up for freed freedom. if the u.s. backs down here and if republicans decide to put party before country, it's going to send a very, very chilling message to members of nato. >> last word to you, bettina. >> i think everyone understands republican and democrat, the importance of cybersecurity and cyber warfare, and i think republicans and democrats have both said how we need to look into this. i think what trump was saying is there's a kimpbs between russia's intervention in the government and did they influence the election. i think the reporting for "the washington post," the "new york times," has some flaws in it and i think that's what trump is city triing to say. >> december 11th, russia at the top of the hour and talking about rush ha, russia, russia. who would have ever thought. thank you all for being here.
and bettina from his his panic outreach for the republican national committee. great to have you with us. he's saying ridiculous. that is right in the face of the intelligence community. we don't believe, according to reporting, that what you're saying is actually true. senator mccain is saying those are facts here. what is he doing? >> he's definitely starting off on the wrong foot with the intelligence community. he's going to need their trust in the future, especially if he wants to make real decisions on the international stage and domestically in terms of securing, you know, u.s. citizens. so he needs to really probably patch that relationship up and make it clear that there needs to be trust between the two of them. that would be the first step. otherwise, i mean, how often are we going to be hearing him dising can agencies and some of the people that he's going to have leading the agencies he's going to have to take -- the buck stops there, he needs to take full responsibility for those things mep might say, okay, those were obama's appointees, but when his people
>> completely. i mean, the trump ground game in florida has been just the emblem of a dysfunctional family. there have been late in the game personnel changes. at one point, you know, their idea of a ground game was they had a couple mobile homes roaming the state at a time when the clinton campaign had scores and scores of offices. so i think this is really where you're going to see the test of ground game operation and the political machine. >> and having friends. marco rubio at the moment, you know, he is doing better in the polls than trump, again, within a point or two, but that's indicative of what we heard from one of the voters earlier from florida as gabe gutierrez was speaking with him, saying, you know, i'm a marco rubio fan, but now i have to switch over the donald trump. again, that split that we're seeing there from the republican supporters in the state here. when you look at that bettina, how does he turn the corner on this? >> well, i think you bring up a