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So i think of it as bad for markets, bad for kids, bad for college aged students. think about it, if you are a parent in florida right now, your governor's thinking of getting rid of the sats. which means your kids, you know he wants to try to have new college of florida, it turn it into hillsdale. this guy is really pretty radical. and he is sort of treating his governorship as a audition for presidential, gop presidential run. >> so david, real quick before we -- you've got candidates, potential candidates like mary hogan of maryland looking at this race. what is your thought about the outli...

Putting more guns on the street, creating more dangerous environments for our kids, and as of liberating i wonder every day, if it is safe and if it is educationally -- in the sunshine state. i never thought i would say that. but this is the direction that today's republican party in florida and is taking under rhonda scent is and nationally would continue if he should be president. ellen david, thank you both. we really appreciate you being on. next, yet another well-known election denier sitting in the position of power. what could possibly go wrong? and later, investing in americans -- grou...

-- will know. i think that is absurd. >> absurd. >> yeah. we are fighting racism, we are fighting sussex the, we are fighting homophobia. i think we should also be funding ageism. trust people and look at people. this person a competent or this person is not competent. there are a lot of four-year-olds out there that aren't particularly competence. older people, look at the individual, i don't think you can make a blanket statement. >> there's a lot of truth in that. so what does haley's political stunt tell you, david, about the seriousness of the candidacy? >> age discrimination is an odd fo...

A two-man team of filmmakers, one of whom lives in Laval, has its sights set on making a full-length feature movie after a 15-minute dramatic short they recently completed scored some major awards at a Montreal film festival this past July.

Just in time for Halloween, the Segal Centre launches their season with the fresh and hysterical Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors, by Piaf/Dietrich director Gordon Greenberg and Steve Rosen. This