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your credie of that score.that so that's part o.f it. i think the other part of it is that university has become these huge sort of institutions. they get involved everything.oot you know, if you look at the numbers in the in these in these colleges, you know, not a lot of money is spent on actual teaching. i mean, they do a lot of other stuff and maybe we shouldey do back to teaching. maybe professors should spend d ss time on these sora woke woke papers about whether diversity adds the corporate bottom line m and more time spending time teaching basic economics time to kids. so there's there's this whole racket o this with the the sort of colleges and their core structure. it's the banks. it's the federal guarantee there. you throw that all togethefeder rnoxiou and you've got a noxious mix. now, the question is, i don't baow how you put the genie back in the bottle there. this is like, this is where i as a i'm a conservative libertarian. i want people to pay back thei r their college loans. >> but some people simply can't. no. and that is a truth. that's a practical problem that is in part created by the
rallies pretty much sri lanka. we saw it happening there. salt of the earth producers pushed too far. seeing the same thing in holland, italy, and you'll see it in canada if he continues on this very dangerous path. as you point out, the border between canada and the u.s. is just that, we are very synergistic when it comes to food production. we buy a lot of inputs from the u.s. including nitrogen, and we send a lot of product to the u.s. to be processed then exported to the rest of the world so this is going to affect that tenuous situation that he's putting us in. >> tucker: but it is food. the last world leader to mess with the food supply at scale was mate tongue and he killed tens of millions of people in a famine. isn't trudeau worried when you mess with the food supply that you are really messing with the core structure in any society? >> i don't think he realizes the rabbit hole he has gone down and who he is pulling with him. at the end of the day, canadian production is already as
trucker rallies in support of what's happening aroundd the world. you mentioned sri lanka. we sawla what's happening there. these are salt of the earth producers that have been pushed tooh far . we're seeing the same thing now in holland, in italy and you'll see it ind y canada, too, if he continues down this very dangerous path, as you rightly point out, the border betweenan canada and the us is just that we're very synergistic when itio comes to food production. we buy a lot of inputs from the u.s., including nitrogen, and we send a lot of product to the u.s. to be processed and then exported to the rest of the world. sos this is going to affect that tenuous situation thatha he's putting us int . but it's food. i mean, the last world leader to mess with the food supply ate scale was mao tse tung and killed tens of millions people in a famine isn't forri the world when you mess with the food supply, you'reh really messing with with a with a core structure in any society . i don't think he realizesea the rabbit hole. he's gone down and he's pulling in with him. at. the end of the day, canadian
president's npr interview we are pounding isis core structure in syria and iraq. this goes to the point charles is making. we heard that exact same argument about al qaeda in 2010 and 2011 and 2012 even as al qaeda expanded and grew and strengthened and we would later leisure there were intelligence assessments provided by the dia and others saying that al qaeda doubled in strength. you had the president still repeating this talking point that is meaningless because it is an input. what matters is what happened. not how you describe what you have done. it's what you actually do and what you accomplish. if i go to my wife and i say honey, look at all of the good work i have done in the yard, she doesn't care that i'm telling her about the work i have done in the yard. she wants to see that the yard looks good and it too often doesn't look good. >> 33% think your yard looks good regardless of what happens. >> he watching the packer game on the phone while he does the yard. >> all right. we have got to leave it there. when we come back we is have a sendoff from the 2016
bernardino. president obama saying they are making stage strides in the fight against isis. >> we are pounding isis core structure in syria and iraq. we have put together a coalition that has been increasingly effective in terms of our efforts over there. i am confident we are going to prevail. it is important for us to keep perspective. this is not an organization that can destroy the united states. >> the president goes on to say that he will tell his successor not to be swayed by politics when it comes to the fight against isis. >> the pentagon considering stepping up cyber attacks against isis. military hackers have created mal wear which could be used to decrease the extremist propaganda and prevent terror attacks. this could make it more
agree with. they understand your jokes because, you know, they listen . to you. they understand where you're thl coming from. it's it's a lot of fun. i think of all the ways of communication, the most powerful -- not radio, not tv, not the movies. it's music. >> i hi that's true. i think it's important. i think that it's the type of ye thing that somehow -- if one of those things that science will t never be able to explain, you know? they can explain away a lot of n stuff, but when you start to ot talk about why, you get to look at core structure and the map of why certain things -- why the tone vibrates at that frequency, and it works -- >> that doesn't -- go ahead. >> i've lost you the minute i ie start telling you why something works in music.i it's magic. >> what is it like when you're on stage? i have been at a lot of concerts. we have mutual friends in the music industry. i look out in the audience.nce n you can see people -- all the as ranges of emotion possible.
i think that if you watch the show you know dylan spends a lot more time on solutions. what should we try to get the politicians to do important the public good? if you read his book you probably know about a key to reforming our financial system. >> the basic regulator of all capitalism vanished for some, shall we say, special bankers. by beginning to mandate capital requirements throughout the entire lending system and putting swaps on a public exchange, we can realign the interest of the financial institution was our country. >> it is hard to get people to care about a free-standing policy proposal like capital requirements. it is a lot easier to attack big government or your opponent's party. dim an, though, has been hammering on all of us to look at the core structure of the financial markets. if you don't want to bail out more banks, and if the banks would rather take risk than hold on to your money, we are going to have to make rules to make them hold the cash and avoid
the whole standoff with the supreme court, but he was a great retail campaigner. romney is not. obama is not. the strength of obama going back in 2008 was what was projected on to him by the left. and now you have a lot of people on the the left who were disappointed. if it's romney and obama, these are not classically great campaigners. they're going to have to have other attributes. >> and they don't seem like they like politics, but they think they would be good at it. >> and i would say i think the president is a much better retail campaigner than i think governor romney is. i think the president does have an ability particularly when he gets in front of crowds to really prove his point and to really convert people. i think the argument can be made, though, as the crowds get smaller, does that become less potent. but i think the other thing to remember about it, when you look at core structure, why this becomes important, we weren't talking about this in july and
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