black rhino for 350,000 dollars, could have donated. and so that is my question why do you have to kill for it why don t you donate it for money? it would have didn t donated and it would have been higher. and it was vetted by the u.s. fish and wildlife and the ucn and conservation force and over 170 nation members of societies and so it was the best way to ensure the money went to get the very best effect for the money. secondly, the other guy that says that i just wanted to kill it if i just wanted to kill something, i would go work at a chicken plant, erin and kill things all day. i believe in the circle of life and human beings are the part tv and it is ridiculous to say we re complicit in the fact these animals are in trouble but
conference. kevin? stuart, good day to you. you re right. we re probably pretty close to seeing the secretary general and the president come here. we ve just seen remarks at the podium generally. that means we re around two minutes out. so if that happens, i will break free and allow you to listen to the remarks by both men. this is interesting when you compare and contrast with what candidate trump said in the run up to the election. you heard shepard mentioned moments ago, nato appeared to be a punching back. even in his time in office, the president has been critical of other nation members that have yet to give their fair share into nato funding. we re talking 2% of the gdp. that s probably the conversation the two men have had. it s important to talk about the expansion of nato. i say this given the conversations with rex tillerson and sergey lavrov. he spoke with the russian president today. keep in mind the russians have