was around and this period barry goldwater is alive and well here in arizona house and well it's good to see that at least some of you there are people who are alive fighting the likes of john mccain so that's all the time we have private thank you so much i think of the great sport there standing that was brian military man of the pima county republican party and now we've got yet another health mandate supporting norman throwing his hat in the republican presidential ring that's right jon huntsman utah governor and the former ambassador to china under obama is officially in the field as a g.o.p. can. pender taking second place at this past weekend's aral sea conference in new orleans and receiving plenty of free press it seems a lot of another pre-selected front runner to hear about in the corporate media narrative i guess he passes the litmus test for being considered serious where two term governor gary johnson can't still huntsman will have a fight on his hands in a tea party infused g.o.p. field that will find out as this into his expressed support for a statewide mandate on hea

a delegation of senior republican senators, barry goldwater, but to the oval office and say, times up, you are done, and he resigned. the pressure behind the scenes from his party, also behind the scenes ultimately -- i think he would have to go, although it looks as though he is so determined he will be out of like an isolated island. >> his constituents seem to be with him, not overwhelmingly. >> two polls show at least opposition to his resigning. >> if he were to stay, he would probably be it redistricted out. there is a sociological point to be made. david vitter -- >> republican senator from louisiana. >> caught frequenting a brothel, not a beloved a member of the senate, and he managed to survive. but there were no pictures of it. in this day and age, the evidence is all lined up for everybody to see, and it is so icky -- >> like chris lee. >> like chris lee. and there is almost never just one instance of it. >> this not the end of the story for weiner. he is probably weighing his options and deciding whether to stay in office. he asked about the alternative, what to see if he

name became a senator in south carolina of all places and then again mccain here is sitting in barry goldwater seat perhaps the truest illustration of just how far we've fallen meanwhile ron paul continues to steamroll the establishment despite the scorn of neo con colleagues and an adversarial mainstream media even as government called baby boomers blew the congressman the message was clear this past weekend at the republican leadership conference the youth and those who actually care about the future san behind dr paul the aral sea straw poll in new orleans close out with six hundred twelve votes for ron paul a healthy lead over second place finisher jon huntsman who finished with three hundred eighty two votes and mr kendall himself at romney took fifth in a whimper of only seventy four votes some of what is the down from when this whole thing last time around for romney when he spent millions to bus supporters and to win the whole thing by one vote ron paul also gave a great speech about the nature of government force in the rise of libertarianism within the g.o.p. so why is the broken une

state house world summit in sacramento all those events at noon the home of great the greats barry goldwater arizona will pronounce that even under the seat of john mccain they're still down with liberty there's going to be down dance party there at the wesley bolin plaza in phoenix arizona memphis tennessee and overton park at noon i guess the hour i will be watching and down south in atlanta dancers will be celebrate not just thomas jefferson but m.l.k. another champion of liberty that event will be at the freedom walkway at the king center at noon sharp austin texas will have their dance of the texas capitol building the texas two step there and no word on whether or not the state senate will bring in the t.s.a. to first the bad dancers at the state houses in denver colorado columbus ohio madison wisconsin lansing michigan rally north carolina in carson city nevada they will all. so be rock says americans harness their rights to free expression again at noon but that's just what we know of here in the united states let's bring of the world wide map all right our canadian friends have hear

country 90 miles from american shores with simply tolerable, and not just to conservatives like barry goldwateror richard nixon but really to everybody. so, fidel castro was interrogated on the subject of communism everywhere he went on his visit. by vice president nixon, by congressional subcommittee, by scores of journalists, everyone asking the same question, dr. castro are you a communist? indians are the same every time. no, he was not a communist, never had been, never would be. in castro finally left new york on april 25, the police were relieved to see him go but most the new yorkers were happy that he came to visit. an editorial in "the new york times" summed up the general attitude towards castro as he left. quote, he made it quite clear that neither he nor anyone of importance in his government so far as he knew was a communist. by the same token it seems obvious that the americans feel better about castro than they did before. >> you can watch this and other programs on line at booktv.org.

honor of seeing firsthand the bipartisanship of leaders like dick russell and henry jackson and barry goldwater. as a member of the congress, i saw that tradition carried on by other great leaders. i believe deeply in the tradition of strong, bipartisan national security leadership. you, mr. chairman, and you senator mccain, have carried on that tradition and i thank you for that. this is a time of historic change. unlike the cold war, when we had one main adversary, we face a multitude of challenges. al qaeda and other global terrorist networks, in places like yemen, somalia, north africa, not just fataa in pakistan. dangerous enemy spread out across the world. we face insurgents and militants who cross borders to conduct attacks. we placed the proliferation of dangerous weapons in the hands of terrorists and in the hands of rogue nations. we face cyber attackers, a whole new arena of warfare that can take last not only now but in the future. that is something we have to pay attention to. we face the challenge of rising and changing powers, in nations in turmoil particularly in the middle east

honor of seeing firsthand the bipartisanship of leaders like dick russell and henry jackson and barry goldwater. as a member of the congress, i saw that tradition carried on by other great leaders. i believe deeply in the tradition of strong, bipartisan national security leadership. you, mr. chairman, and you senator mccain, have carried on that tradition and i thank you for that. this is a time of historic change. unlike the cold war, when we had one main adversary, we face a multitude of challenges. al qaeda and other global terrorist networks, in places like yemen, somalia, north africa, not just fataa in pakistan. dangerous enemy spread out across the world. we face insurgents and militants who cross borders to conduct attacks. we placed the proliferation of dangerous weapons in the hands of terrorists and in the hands of rogue nations. we face cyber attackers, a whole new arena of warfare that can take last not only now but in the future. that is something we have to pay attention to. we face the challenge of rising and changing powers, in nations in turmoil particularly in the middle east

when i think of people like bob dole, for example, hubert humphrey, barry goldwater, lyndon johnson, who served for many, many years. some whom i have served with who has been there 10 or 20 or 30 years to have an of -- unbelievable experience and judgment. i just disagree that you would in any other circumstance go to a mechanic and say i would like to select the one with the least experience, or select a doctor with the least experience. the same is true in public service. i indicated -- you may not have heard me -- i decided to leave at retire and do other things because i didn't want to be there too long. i did see people stay too long. but many of those there for a long period -- i could mention some on capitol hill who have been there a long time who i think did an extraordinary job. there are others who have been there a long time who should probably do other things. host: he served in the senate from 1992-2011 and now senior policy adviser for a law firm and doing other things in d.c. let's go to ed, republican caller from dearborn, michigan. caller: thank you for taking my c

honor of seeing firsthand the bipartisanship of leaders le dick russell and henry jackson and barry goldwater. as a memberf the congress, i saw that tradition carried on by other great leaders. i believe deeply in the tradition of strong, bipartisan national security leadership. you, mr. chairman, and you senator mccain, have carried on that tradition and i thank you for that. this is a time of historic change. unlike the cold war, when we had one main adversary, we face a multitude of challenges. al qaeda and other global terrorist networks, in places like yemen, somalia, north africa, not just fataa in pakistan. dangerous enemy spread out across the world. we face insurgents and militants who cross borders to conduct attacks. we placed the proliferation of dangous weapons in the hands of terrorists and in the hands of rogue nations. we face cyber attackers, a whole new arena of warfare that can take last not only now but in the future. that is something we have to pay attention to. we face the challenge of rising and changing powers, in nations in turmoil particularly in the middle east und

barry goldwater regarded as a preacher of the french. howard dean of was hailed as a master of web-centric politics. reagan is the antecedent palin well-prepared reagan had depth and experience and on the estimated grasp of issues, a gift for compromise, a season that lawyer -- loyal team and good-natured time that translated into public trust. he concludes by saying sarah palin, on the other hand, has just our attention. guest: i think bill keller is rewriting history. i think ronald reagan would gotten less than 10% of the vote in the -- from the new york times. now they have decided and he has passed away and was president long ago and was successful, saying reagan was different. we always like reagan. nonsense. look at the coverage, the contemptuous coverage from 1964 through 1980 and indeed, through his administration. they don't -- the reason why they dislike sarah palin is not that she does not like the meeting, it is because she is a strong conservative. some of criticisms of sarah palin may have been correct in some other critic

his birth, america finds itself at a crossroads that brings to mind a famous speech supporting barry goldwater's presidential candidacy. the title of that speech was "a time for choosing." this, too, is a time for choosing. this is a moment when we will choose whether we are to become a declining power in the world or -- even from within, or a nation that regained its economic health and maintains its long love liberties. ladies and gentlemen, this is not just a time for choosing new leaders. this is the hour when we choose our future. thank you very much for having me here. [applause] >> thank >> thank you very much. or, as president obama would say, you're welcome. [laughter] the bible teaches us the truth will set us free and there are many truths and you never heard here today. as we rhine -- and we wind down this great day, i would like to share a few additional troops that are important for the future direction our country. we live in the greatest nation in the history of the world. [applause] there are no people anywhere at antime that have experienced more success and more prosperity tha

honor of seeing firsthand the bipartisanship of leaders like dick russell and henry jackson and barry goldwater. as a member of the congress, i saw that tradition carried on by other great leaders. i believe deeply in the tradition of strong, bipartisan national security leadership. you, mr. chairman, and you senator mccain, have carried on that tradition and i thank you for that. this is a time of historic change. unlike the cold war, when we had one main adversary, we face a multitude of challenges. al qaeda and other global terrorist networks, in places like yemen, somalia, north africa, not just fataa in pakistan. dangerous enemy spread out across the world. we face insurgents and militants who cross borders to conduct attacks. we placed the proliferation of dangerous weapons in the hands of terrorists and in the hands of rogue nations. we face cyber attackers, a whole new arena of warfare that can take last not only now but in the future. that is something we have to pay attention to. we face the challenge of rising and changing powers, in nations in turmoil particularly in the middle east