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of their own ideology. people are said to be a xenophobic ornate the vest because they want a wall and then they look at mark zuckerberg who walls around his estate in hawaii. or they say we want reservoirs, we need dams and the people in the coast say that's so preindustrial, we don't do that anymore. and yet san francisco is supplied by water transfers. it's sort of the anger that these people on the coast don't follow the very rules that they apply, whether it's dicaprio flying on a jet and lecturing us about carbon footprints, they don't feel that people follow the same rules that are applied to people in the center. centerfold and blinkered, unemotional response. >> tucker: professor hanson, that was really interesting, thanks a lot for tonight. up the next at universities is
maybe it's donald trump. >> sometimes it's dronald trump. no, i don't have an answer to give you right now, but that is the question america wants to know. >> i know. i think every time somebody sees, whether it's a tweet coming from donald trump, or whether it's, you know, a statement today, sort of who had his ear. sometimes you coutell,uy look at the tv and sounding off, sometimes you wonder who has his ear. hunter, how about you? >> i just came from mar-a-lago, here with the couture and architecture report. first off and donald trump came out with don king last night, i don't know how many people noticed this, but don king was actually wearing a large button with donald trump's face on it. and the building at mar-a-lago is equally interestingly decorated. there are all these statues of human gargoyles, one looked like two guys about to embrace. i don't know, don't show it to pence. another one, it was like theches and weird rams heads. it's ornate. >> tell me something i don't
the question america wants to know. >> i know. i think every time somebody sees, whether it's a tweet coming from donald trump, or whether it's, you know, a statement today, sort of who had his ear. sometimes you could tell, guy look at the tv and sounding off, sometimes you wonder who has his ear. hunter, how about you? >> i just came from mar-a-lago, here with the couture and architecture report. first off and donald trump came out with don king last night, i don't know how many people noticed this, but don king was actually wearing a large button with donald trump's face on it. and the building at mar-a-lago is equally interestingly decorated. there are all these statues of human gargoyles, one looked like two guys about to embrace. i don't know, don't show it to pence. another one, it was like cherubs and weird rams heads. it's ornate. >> tell me something i don't know. >> today the buffalo school
in 1972 turning the grounds that once delighted so many family members into a vacation and meeting retreat for russian diplomats stationed in the u.s. on 50 acres by the corsica and chester rivers, that facility is private and ornate with teak floors, oriental carpets, crystal chandeliers, this is according to "washington life" magazine, plus a full library, lovely staircase, views of the river, a tennis court, if you worked in the kremlin in the 1970s getting assigned to the u.s. was for top diplomats or anyone the soviet union wanted the u.s. to think was a diplomat. it bought a similar facit in long island, 14 acs. both compounds host those russians are assignment until today. because president obama shut down both compounds as part of his new sanctions against russia for interfering in the u.s.
mar-a-lago, the first time i drove past it, i drove past it and didn't even realize i had done so, i had to double back to get a look at it. from the road you can drive by, very understated. for those of you who have the ability to get inside unlike myself and the vast majority of the rest of us, it's ornate, like a throwback to another time from the way it's been described to me. it was built by a woman named marjorie meriwether post, like the cereal post. this was the richest woman in the united states and for many decades it was one of the places to be seen she died in the early 1970s and gifted the property to the u.s. government. she hoped it would be an enclave and place for presidents and diplomats to escape. the u.s. government and presidents didn't want to go
expect he will be called upon specific records. but for right now, this puts him in line with all of the others. but i can tell you anticipation is building so much for this debate. you can see behind me here it's actually a set up for the undercard debate. that's mike huckabee hindlindsey graham and rick santorum. but the main event has the nine other candidates. it you take a look around here thsz an amazing hall. it was designed specifically for the phantom of the opera. if you look at the top, that's the amazing chandelier that comes crashing down in the middle of the phantom of the opera. it stopped its run in 2012 so no worry that would happen during the debate at all, but this is the most ornate of settings of all of the debates so far. it's certainly one of the most important ones politically speaking as well here because those iowa caucuses are just a
earlier today i met up with her at the french senate, an ornate, guilded space and we spoke in the senate chamber. the attacks on friday were so brazen, so devastating. are you still shaken? >> of course. of course. first of all, we have the mourning and just finish and even not when you see the picture of all of those young people. >> it's heartbreaking. >> it's terrible. now thinking about the family. we didn't have any funeral yet so you know we're just going on very, very painful time. >> as we stand here, there's just been a raid this morning. are you feeling more secure now that french authorities have been able to isolate the people responsible? >> now, first of all, i feel secure in my country. i trust the police. i trust the authority. i trust the will of the president, prime minister. the fight.
effort to uncover what life was like some 2,000 years ago. hiss attorneys believe -- historians believe jesus may have walked these cobbled street. >> this is a holy site. i'm sure of that. here we have only -- >> six years ago, this father purchased the land to build a retreat. he was required to excavate and he uncovered a sin agoing. >> this is the only synagogue in this area. >> it's considered ornate with mosaic floring and frescos. >> this is for millions of
>> this is a holy site. i'm sure of that. >> reporter: six years ago, the father purchased the land to build a christian retreat. by chance, he discovered a first century synagogue. well, this is the only synagogue to have been discovered in this area from that time period, so it's possible that jesus preached here. it's considered ornate. >> this is not for me. this is for millions of people that will come, will see these, will enjoy these. and hopefully, they will be able to discover our common roots. >> reporter: at the center, the altar, what is known as the magdala stone. >> this is the first time ever it is found. >> reporter: it may be one of
completely by chance he uncovered a first century synagogue. jesus preached in the synagogues of galilee. it's possible that jesus preached here. it's considered ornate. >> this is not for me. this is for millions of people that will come and see these buildings and hopefully they will be able to discover our common roots. >> reporter: the center, the altar known as the magdala stone. >> this is the first time a carving on stone is found out of the synagogue. >> reporter: it may be one of the most important finds in israel. archaeologists uncovered this bowl that jesus may have used to wash his hands before entering the synagogue to pray.