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Hey, cool it down just a little bit. >> do you think this is the first stage as far as red alert buttons that the rnc can press saying we got to watch this because of potential damage and more damage he can do to the party? >> there's no doubt that a lot of republican party folks are concerned about donald trump. there's a limit to how far they can end up going. in a fup this afternoon, donald trump dangled the idea of running as an independent candidate. there is sometimes of a limit. they might want to forcefully condemn him. there's a limit to how much they might able to do. >> doesn't real...

Right. and i -- again, i thihao -- thi discussion, i think, that should be had. i applaud the national football league for taking it on. but trying to fix it in a very isolated way, i think there's a little bit of naivete there to think that if we do it here, that it's still not going to happen. but they're saying we're policing ourselves. and i commend them for raising the conscience level amongst players and amongst management and everybody else that's associated with the national football league. that this is a word that should not be used and in our public discourse. but again, if i expect...

>> representative garamendi, before i let you go, sir, i wanted to ask you about what's happening in ukraine. and the fact is, it may come to a point where congress has to take a vote on something relative to if we do anything at all there. what are your sentiments about what is going on there? i mean, u.s. potential to get involved. u.s. options. are there options that we have? >> well, there's a -- yes, there are options. first of all, cool it. take a step back. take a deep breath. there is a potential for very, very serious problems. and perhaps even military confrontation within the ukrain...

In today's office politics, joy reid, host of the msnbc's "the reid report," we'll get to the growing economic divide. but first, i asked joy if we're more polarized than ever these days or does every generation feel that way? >> i think every generation feels like it's more polarized than ever. we had the civil war. 600,000 people died fighting each other over slavery and issues, you know, huge, weighty issues of national governance. and after that, we never reconciled it. so then we had 100 years of jim crow and incredible undercurrents of racial tension. so every generation has had particul...

The u.s. department of agriculture reveals that we as a nation waste more than 30% of the food we produce, from half-eaten plates in restaurants to fresh foods rotting in the frej. that number is staggering. author and journalist, jonathan bloom, ex planes why this is happening and what we can do about it in his book, "american waste land." you estimate the number to be 40% and getting worse. there is one op-ed in the "l.a. times" that says every american wastes enough to fill the rose bowl. that was in 2010. how did we get here? >> we're wasting so much food for a variety of reasons. but the ...