anthony: i should point out that every single frenchman who i ve said, you know, i m shooting in france. and they say, oh really? where? and i say, marseille, their face drops immediately like, oh. eric: why why is that? because they think it s ugly? anthony: do you know what they say? they say, zis is not france. [ laughs ] eric: with a z like that? anthony: zis is not france. eric: merci beaucoup. anthony: well, i m looking forward to the wk. eric: yeah. anthony: this is a low-impact show. eric: what is a low-impact show? anthony: it means, i m not, you know, paddling up river. it means i get a flush toilet, eating well constantly. eric: you you like luxury. anthony: i do. look, i do. i like a fluffy hotel towel. i like a bidet. look, i like warm jets of water squirting up my ass. i mean, who doesn t? i could retire here. eric: i could retire here too.
eric: we re going to eat like pigs. anthony: so, what else is new? eric: we need a saucisson. anthony: oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. definitely, and some bread. eric: and the bread, yeah. anthony: oh, and wine. eric: and the wine. anthony: a very, very, very expensive wine. eric: yeah? anthony: yeah, we re blowing out the budget, man. [ eric speaking french ] [ vendor speaking french ] anthony: okay, good. need more money. eric: so we open two reds? we re going to be smashed. vendor: ciao. anthony: merci, ciao. eric: merci beaucoup. anthony: we ll be needing that. okay, that s our cheese selection. here s our pomme de terre, which i ll be artfully plating. baking like a meatloaf all of a sudden. you go from freezing to high heat. i m telling you this provenc it s like, uh eric: it s rough, huh? anthony: it s rough. eric: hey, this is not bad, huh? anthony: by the time, we re halfway through this bottle we ll think this is as good as the finest bordeaux
anthony: merci, ciao. eric: merci beaucoup. anthony: we ll be needing that. okay, that s our cheese selection. here s our pomme de terre, which i ll be artfully plating. baking like a meatloaf all of a sudden. you go from freezing to high heat. i m telling you this provence it s like, uh eric: it s rough, huh? anthony: it s rough. eric: hey, this is not bad, huh? anthony: by the time, we re halfway through this bottle we ll think this is as good as the finest bordeaux. and, by the way, we are not suggesting, advising, recommending, or, in any way, condoning that driving with a motor vehicle, especially a high-powered italian-french hybrid while drunk because that would be wrong. eric: no, we re going to take a nap before. anthony: right, until our blood alcohol level is in alignment with all local regulations and laws. eric: i m going to put salt on the tomatoes. like that. oh, that s going to be good like that.
people like gorsuch to the supreme court you have to expand your tent rather than hunting for heretics. i would much rather have a prolife supporter democrats are at a big moment and these moments come about politically. we ll have to make decisions. depending on the road we travel will determine the place we land in. we may land in minority for a while if we don t come to grips and come to this realization. richard haass, merci beaucoup. republican congressman tom cole, member of the budget and appropriations committee is standing by. later top senate democrat chuck schumer joins us on set. ll if he thinks a budget deal can be reached by friday. you re watching morning joe. we ll be right back.
the level of economic and social integration that is unmatched on the world stage, canada and the united states will forever be a model example of how to be good neighbors. winston churchill once said that long canadian frontier from the atlantic to the pacific oceans guarded only by neighborly respect and honorable obligations is an example to every country and a pattern for the future of the world. that, my friends, is the very essence of the canada/u.s. relationship. i look forward to working with president trump over the coming years to nurture and build upon this historic partnership once again, a tremendous pleasure to be here in washington. merci beaucoup. translator: thank you very much. okay. we ll take a couple of questions.