the answer is as nancy reagan famously said, just say no. voters and say no to subsi subsidies for wealthy sports league, miami has a stadium. dolphindolphins play in a nice e stadium but it needs to be updated the owner want $300 million the slate legislature said no, good for them. >> let's talk about the fact that an area, a city, a region, a state, might get some benefits from having a stadium. there is not that they get nothing out of it. it brings toeufrts, makes sort of a world class plays, let's talk about met life the jets and giants stadium. that was sort of a public-private partnership deal. >> well, the met life stadium where the next super bowl will be played and i will be sitting outdoors in that game i hope it's not too cold, ali. that's one of the only two in the nfl where the owners actually paid more than 75% of the cost of construction. so there is significant private investment in the stadium where the jets and giants play. and good for them but they still get 10s of millions of dollars in public infrastructure, support,

host: this is our sunday roundtable with mona charen, a former aide to former first lady nancy reagan, a former editorial assistant with the national review magazine and a syndicated columnist. do i have that right? author of a number of books including "youthful idiots: how liberals got it wrong in the cold war and still blame america first." and clarence page, a pulitzer prize commentator and the author of a number of books including "showing my colors: impolite essays on race and identity." guest: i have an upcoming book about the response to liberals. guest: you can interview me. [laughter] i have a show called "need to know." almost every week there is a new one. host: do you have a pop quest -- podcast? guest: i am getting used to living in the century. host: from cheryl silbert and mike mcintyre -- the headline is months in the planning -- a loose coalition of conservative activists led by the former attorney general edwin meese gathered in the capital. their push to repeal mr. obama's health-care law was going nowhere. they desperately needed a new plan. of that session, held

you want me to repeat the nasty things nancy reagan was telling us the other day about barbara bush. [laughter] actually, all i wanted to find out was how much money the senate wives had raised for mrs. reagan's drug abuse fund. in that telephone call, i got more than i asked for and i used every single word. >> presidential history, political intrigue, and american culture. kitty kelley will sit down for your calls and comments live for three hours beginning at noon eastern sunday. in the months ahead, look for aher in-depth test, including feminist critic, on october 1. online, enjoying .ther view -- readers see what others are saying and post your own comments. find out more. >> president obama said there is no sugar the fact that the health care website has had glitches in that fixes are being made. he spoke about the implementation from the rose garden monday. this is 25 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, accompanied by ms. janice baker. >> everybody have a seat. thank you. >> hello. my name is janice baker. i had the privilege to say i am the

you want me to repeat those nasty things that nancy reagan was telling us yesterday about barbara bush. [laughter] actually, all i wanted to find out was how much money the senate wife his raised for mrs. reagan's drug abuse fund. in that telephone call i got more than i asked for and i used every single w ... cities in this country doing things well. you always try to learn from those were doing it best. i think back to when i was a prosecutor and the violence in this community was a terrible rate -- was that a terrible rate. new york and boston had reduced their rates. we brought a lot of the strategies here. we teamed up. -- altogetherea to crack down on every single gun crime. so that we prosecuted it and made it clear that if you carried a gun in this county, you are going to prison. we had the fewest murders in 30 years. the other thing they did with boston was that paired with the ministerial committee -- community. they provided conflict resolution etc. i think we can make this a safer city i learning from others. -- by learning from others. >> i don't agree with you that detro

do you want me to repeat those nasty things that nancy reagan was telling us yesterday. hter] >> actually, all i wanted to find out how much money the senate once had raised for mrs. reagan's drug abuse fun. and that telephone call i got more than i asked for and i got every single word. reporter: political intrigue and american culture. kitty kelley will sit down for your comments live for three hours beginning at noon eastern on november 3 on booktv's in depth. in the months ahead, look for other guests, including christina hoff sommers on december 1 and radio talk show host on january 6. right now in our book club, join other viewers with john lewis. what see what others are saying and post your own comments. find out more at booktv.org/bookclub. >> next a national viewer phone call panel with centrist manifesto at the 13th national book festival on the national mall in washington dc. this is about a half-hour. >> joining us now is charles whelen who has written this book, the centrist manifesto. here's the cover. sir, is this a call for a third party? >> yes, it is, o

host: this is our sunday roundtable with mona charen, a former aide to former first lady nancy reagan, a former editorial assistant with the national reserve machine and a syndicated columnist. do i have that right? author of a number of books including "youthful idiots: how liberals got it wrong in the cold war and still blame america first." and clarence page, a pulitzer prize commentator and the author of a number of books including "showing my colors: impolite essays on race and identity." guest: i have an upcoming book about the response to liberals. guest: you can interview me. [laughter] i have a show called "need to know." almost every week there is a new and. host: do you have a pop quest -- podcast? guest: i am getting used to living in the century. host: from cheryl silbert and mike mcintyre -- the headline is months in the planning -- a loose coalition of conservative activists led by the former attorney general edwin meese gathered in the capital. their push to repeal mr. obama's health-care law was going nowhere. they desperately needed a new plan. of that session, held

that he put out, that 78 rpm record in the 1960s, but he got back down to reality, and thanks to nancy reaganwife who i spent time with this weekend, and very much thanks to jim baker, he was a pracht capital conservative, like the british conservatives accepted national health after they got back into power with churchill in his second premiership. they didn't go back in time. they realized the public -- in fact, the best quote on this was george f. will, who said "americans are conservative, they want to conserve the new deal," and that's just a fact. we are that way. and it is not communism, it is not dictatorship, it is very mild social democracy. and to say that there's something wrong with that is to say all of europe, australia, new zealand, the entire modern world is somehow captive to a system they don't believe in. americans like medicare. they like the prescription drug program of george w. bush and they're going to like this, over time. >> chris, in terms of reagan's legacy, i think that -- i feel like, i look back at his policy, particularly looking at him around issues of war an

this to kirkwood alan and mike deaver, who's very close to certainly president reagan but also nancy reagan, very close as well. >> very close. and friends with tip. >> rose: and friends with tip. >> they became very friendly. we were friends, i was friends with duberstein. there were a lot of friends back and forth across that fight between o'neill and reagan. duberstein did wonderful favors for us back and forth. i wanted to see the king's funeral when the king of swaziland died and he was the guy with all the wives and i was in the peace corps and i said "i don't think that too many republicans want to go on an outback trip to swaziland for two days but i'd like to go because i worked there for two years." i called him up and they sent a message over "that's a one-way ticket, chris." >> rose: (laughs) >> little things like that. when kathy my wife was covering a g-7 meeting and i said "can i have a pass so i can go hang out with kay sni" he said sure. one time mitch snyder the homeless advocate was on the 50th day of his hunger strike and he and they said why don't we change the name of

likes -- >> was she an early day nancy reagan? there are number of aspects that connect with modern presidents. a happy partng in of the 1920 campaign. accusations about warren harding's heritage. >> that goes back to the friction between harding and his father-in-law. the rumors have been going around that part of the country for a while about the harding family. roseheory now is that it werese the hardings abolitionists. when you did that, people started rumors about you. the rumors would be that the hardings were part black. these rumors were floating around. -- he the reasons why doesn't trust her judgment and men after the first marriage. also, he believes harding is part black. he is vociferous about it. i will not print his language. he goes around town saying what he thinks harding is. he gets used to harding, but the stories do not go away. there is a fellow named chancellor who is a distinguished professor, went to , historianf colleges and author, but a thorough racist. the 1916at democratic convention. when harding is

she said to me, quote, i know why you are calling, you want me to repeat those nasty things nancy reagan was saying about barbara bush. [laughter] actually all i wanted to find out was how much money the senate wives had raised for the drug abuse fund. in that telephone call i got more than i asked for, and i used every single word. kelly will sit down for your calls and comments lives for three hours beginning at noon eastern on sunday november heard. in the months ahead, look for other into guest including christina sommers on october 1 -- on december 1. right now lives, joined other viewers reading " walking with the wind" by john lewis. find out more at booktv.org/bookclub. " washington journal" continues. host: welcome back. we're joined by congressman scott ritual. we have a lot of latebreaking action last night. explain to us what happened with the republican proposal. the house was not satisfied with what the senate appeared to be moving forward so the speaker and other leadership did their very best to craft an alternative that would pass the conference. yesterday morning we all

you want me to repeat those nasty things that nancy reagan was telling us yesterday about ."a bush was hownted to find out much the senate wives raised for mrs. reagan's drug abuse funds. i got more than i asked for and i used every single word. kelley will sit down for your calls and comments on sunday, november 3, on booktv's in depth. christina sommers and mark levin. see what others are saying and post your own comments. find out more at booktv.org/bookclub. -- washington journal continues. is seen the headlines in -- youer this morning have seen the headlines in the -- what domorning you make of it? guest: hope springs internal. this has not been democracies finest hour. we have to open up the government. we have to pay our bills as we are expected to. we need to begin conversations to get our fiscal house in order. if we can do those things, that would help restore business and consumer confidence. our focus should be creating jobs rather than the shutdown and stalemate that we are getting. details ofabout the the deal. republicans want to include a favor to the labor u

you want me to repeat those nasty things that nancy reagan was telling us yesterday about barbara busho find out was how much money the senate wives had raised for mrs. reagan's drug abuse fund. in that telephone call i got more than i asked for and i used every single word. author and astrophysicist neil degrasse thyssen. >> as nasa's future goes so too does that of america and if nasa is healthy then you don't need a program to convince people that science and engineering is good to do because they will see it writ large on the paper. they will be called for engineers to help us go ice fishing on europa where there is an ocean of water that has been liquid for billions of years. we are going to dig through the soils of mars and look for life. that will give me the best biologist. look at the nasa are fully today. that's biology chemistry physics geology and planetary geology aerospace engineers mechanical engineers electrical engineers all the stem fields science technology engineering and math representing the nasa portfolio. the healthy nasa is the flywheel that society taps for in

you want me to repeat those nasty things that nancy reagan was telling us yesterday about barbara bush." [laughter] actually, i'll i wanted to find out was how much the senate wives had raised for mrs. reagan's drug abuse fund. in that telephone call, i got more than i asked for, and i used every single word. >> presidential history, political intrigue. biographer kitty kelley will sit down for three hours of your calls on sunday, november 3 on book tv in-depth. and look forward to future events with christina hoff sommers. join other readers by reading "walking with the wind" by congressman john lewis. find more at booktv. org/bookclub. >> politico is reporting tonight that senate leaders harry reid and mitch mcconnell are close to a deal on raising the debt limit and reopening the government. on two will briefly caucus the deal tomorrow morning before the senate reconvenes at noon. we will have live coverage on c- span2. president spoke with house leaders of the white house. afterward they spoke to reporters. >> good afternoon. it is a beautiful afternoon. we had the privilege of hav

you want me to repeat those nasty things that nancy reagan was telling us yesterday about barbara bush last night -- [laughter] all i wanted to find out was how much money the senate lives had raised for mrs. reagan's drug abuse fund. in that telephone call i got more than i asked for, and i used every single word. [laughter] >> presidential history, american culture, biographer kitty kelley will sit down with your calls and comments live for three hours beginning at noon eastern sunday november 3 on both tvs in depth. in the months ahead look for other index guests including christina sommers on december 1 and mark levine january 5. right now online at a booktv bookclub join other view is reading walking with the wind by john lewis. see what others are saying and post your own comments. find out more at booktv.org/book club. >> about a week and have to perform a second estate hillary clinton was recognized by the chatham house in london for her contribution to international diplomacy and her work in furthering gender equality before you should receive the award she sat down with robin

you want me to repeat those nasty things that nancy reagan was telling us yesterday about barbara bush." [laughter] actually, all i wanted to find out was how much money the senate wives had raised for mrs. reagan's drug abuse fund. this that telephone call, i got more than i asked for and i used every single word. >> presidential history, political intrigue and american culture. biographer kitty kelly will sit down for your call and comments live for three hours beginning at noon eastern on book tv's in depth and in the months ahead look for christina summers on december 1 and radio talk show host mark levine on january 5. join other viewers reading "walking with the wind." see what others are saying and post your own comments. find out more at booktv.org/bookclub. >> most national parks and monoments have been closed to visitors. recently some of those monoments including the statue of liberty and mount rushmore have reopened with funds from the states. the foundation hosted a discussion about how the shutdown is affecting the national parks service access to national monoments. this

to o me, quote: i know why you're calling.ou you want m're to repeat those nasty things that a nancy reagan was telling us yesterday about barbara bush. [laughter] actually, all i wanted to find out was how much money theout senate wives had raised for mrs. reagan's drug abuse fund.ug in that telephone call, i got more than i asked for, and i used every single word. i [laughter]y si >> presidential history, political intrigue and american culture, biographer kitty kelley will sit down for your calls and comments live for three hours beginning at noon eastern sunday, november 3rd on booktv's in depth. and in the months ahead, look for feminism critic christina of summers and mark levin january 59. right now online at our booktv book club, join other viewers reading "walking with the wind" by congressman john lewis. see what others are saying and post your own comments. find out more at booktv.org/bookclub. >> the supreme court heard oral argument recently about a michigan voter-approved ban against considering race or gender in public education admissions. the question before the court is wh

she says on a wide you are calling because you want to repeat those nasty things and nancy reagan wasbarbara bush. [laughter] actually, all i really wanted to find out was how much money the senate wives had raised for mrs. reagan's drug abuse fun. in a telephone call come i got more than i asked for it and i used every single word. [laughter] >> presidential history and intrigue in american culture biographer kitty kelley sunday, november 3, on booktv is's in depth. look for other guests, including christina hoff sommers on december 1 and talkshow host mark mcguinness. right now in our book club, other viewers including john lewis. see what others are saying find out more at booktv.org/club. >> a look at both parties political and legislative strategies and what to look for from the obama administration. "washington journal", this is 45 minutes. >> we are now five days removed from the third longest government shutdown in u.s. history and the political fallout continues to be assessed to help us do that this morning. we are joined by steve mcmahon and brian walsh and brian walsh, let

host: this is our sunday roundtable with mona charen, a former aide to former first lady nancy reagana former editorial assistant with the national reserve machine and a syndicated columnist. do i have that right? author of a number of books howuding "useful idiots: liberals got it wrong in the cold war and still blame america first." , a pulitzer page prize commentator and the author of a number of books including " showing my colors: impolite essays on race and identity." i have an upcoming book about the response to liberals. guest: you can interview me. [laughter] i have a show called "need to k now." almost every week there is a new and. host: do you have a pop quest -- podcast? guest: i am getting used to living in the century. and: from cheryl silbert mike mcintyre -- the headline is months in the planning -- a loose coalition of conservative activists led by the former he attorney general edwin meese gathered in the capital to bluster added to. their push to repeal mr. obama's health-care law was going nowhere. they desperately needed a new plan. , held onession morning in a l

. >> what weather reagan first got to washington -- when reagan got to washington with nancy, they smogged. she went and she went to these things and he went to these things. that gives you a little good will in the bank when do you something. >> yes, there is no program, just to get together. all these guys sitting around a table together. they come back from years ago, even if they are defeated, they come back and have this gem dinner with everybody else. i go to my first one and i walk in the room and there is ronald reagan, he showed up with bush. he says -- he is there shaking hands with every democrat in the room. they were lining town get their picture taken with him. not for the newspapers or tv. it was a closed event. reagan says in his diary, went to the gem dinner, stopped by, carter never went. he was so proud of the fact he went as a lobbiest and knew how to do it. >> obama would never go to a gem dinner. >> he is smart. he has that good looking factor. reagan had it, and the difference in how the speaker felt a little inhibited about it, he thought he was not media genic. but

the reagans were different than carter or presidential couples because they got to washington and immediately began making friends. nancy made friends with kay graham of "the washington post" a and george and they went to the rounds and headed up to dinner and invited tip to the birthday party he just turned 70 policies friendly things were going on. but with his 69th birthday party reagan hosted at the white house for him and a couple others in that with dylan all afternoon and he even called up for champagne. this is amazing to order up share paid on a weekday. and reagan takes dip it was over the top if i had a ticket to heaven in you didn't then we would go to hell together i would not take that literally that is a little too much. then they went arm in arm tuesday elevated to an outside tip kick to the hell out of him. your friends in the room together but then afterwards we are political rivals. i first met reagan's state of the new 1982 the first he got to give and he was in the holding room it is weird washington how close you have to deal with your political opponents. the green room was the ceremonial office i

guys as well as i know reagan was kind of a loner you know he didn't have friends guy friends he didn't have guys get caught up at eleven o'clock at night and then soon as nancy was even his kids were a bit distant they talked to about a million friends including you million friends but i know that i've seen these pictures of these guys together i've seen what they said about each other and that is a pretty good facsimile of our friendship chris matthews the host of course hardball on them as and b c tipping the gipper has just been published but the points of criticism i'd like to respond to your the new york post want to get this right wrote a review of the book stating my views ultimate point is to attack by implication today's congressional republicans for not getting with the obama program is this a valid critique well you know i didn't write this week i started writing is more than two years ago i signed the book like two years ago i began giving lectures on this topic at least five six years ago so they're crazy. and he also cites a conspiracy theory by the way you know it only has to do this guy i don't know always do is read reagan's diary which i've

nancy pelosi saying the cu the cupboard is b. >> no. neil: really. it is only be addressed by raising taxes. >> not just raising taxes on the rich, you began with ron at reagan my mom would be motor fid. -- she voted for ronald reagan once. >> what happened to you? >> what happened to the republican party is the real question. the people in congress that mercedes is referring to. neil: ronald reagan said, government is not solution to the problem, it is the problem. i am wondering when the leaders, prominently the democratic party, said the spending well has run dry, we have to raise taxes, i get worried that is all i'm saying. >> i hope, it is an election year, we're looking at here, if they could look at slowing down the increase of the cost of living for social security, look at -- >> would you be open to that. >> and you know there is a chance there could be an elimination of certain tax cre. neil: a grand bargain. >> would she be willing to raise the minimum wage. neil: where does that come from? >> you need businesses. >> there you go again. a horrible impression. i want to thank you, we'll see the debate ensues great job. in the meantime, a year later

reagan the man who he met at the white house in 1986. he invited me to lunch. all of a sudden what i am hearing from him is a story of how he and nancyhe guest house in the philippines. there was a giant spider on the ceiling the question was how to get him off without scaring nancy. i am thinking, i don't get it. this is the most successful president in our life he seems to be out to lunch. what's going on. it was only la>> it was only la realized what alluded him. >> he didn't knew what i wanted to talk about he wouldn't. he didn't want to talk about it >> it would be sometime before taxes, welfare, small government and other reaganesque things. >> it took me a decade. i was skeptical of smaller government. by the end of the 80s i had begun to change. i am pis per cal evidence. if the treatment is killing your patients you stop the treatment. i began to look and think about whether the view i had with democratic society in europe. it was a more limited society small in government. >> by that time krauthammer's world was really falling into place. in 1985 his son daniel was born. two years later krauthammer won the biggest honor in

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