>> with @>> deneen borelli is ta party movement sustainable? >> with that it's called tea partier not i think grassroots movement across the country and i have traveled the country substantially over the last several years. i was recently in illinois, decatur illinois. we are talking about a weeknight that over 200 people were out to hear me talk about my book, my story but also to empower these individuals. they are concerned about the direction the country is going in and people are coming out on the weekends and evenings in bringing their children out because they want to know what they can do to play a role and people are being active and it's a wonderful thing to see. >> out of that 200, how many were black? >> there was me, that was it actually. there are certain situations where there may not be in the lack individuals they are. >> is that distress you? >> it doesn't because they go to churches and they have let them blatch -- black churches no. we are talk about education and churches and come on out and you are welcome. some portion wh

. >> host: deneen borelli, what is your relationship with jeffrey mo? >> guest: i can say he knows who he unsure of who we are because a bunch of number shareholder meetings with ge. this instance he wants government on the industry of energy said they can sell their products. they are hiding behind big government. they were in the hope of their bottom line and that is wrong because that tax dollars being used to influence ge bottom line. >> host: corporate cronyism to call it. >> guest: anytime government is involved with a business' collusion and not as a red flag for americans to recognize and that happens to >> host: who is tom borelli? >> guest: he is my husband. what makes the news then again it's another way for people to be empowered. ask the question why you make a decision and choice is not in the best interest of shareholders. simple question. ceos don't like to be put on spot in front of the board and shareholders. >> host: where does you and tommy? >> guest: we met at work. we used work. we used to work at phillip morris. we met in manhatta

. >> host: deneen borelli, you compare your college experience to barack obama's. >> guest: aye parenthas a lot of comments i've heard and read about her that she can claim about black americans going to different universities and how they were targeted and and a tell you it is about hard work. if you are able to get into school or not able to go to college, utilize the opportunity but don't blame others to consider knotted fans the way you think you should be. it's up to the individual to be sure whatever plans sure whatever plans you set forth are the plans you follow and take advantage of opportunity. >> host: why do you include the track story? >> guest: first of all, that was my first love, track and field to iran for events and i was in high school print long jump, high jump, 440 and 100-yard dash. i loved every minute of that. as a true tomboy, love sports. i thought to mention that is something for young people to look at to try to think about what you can do for your future that is some thing you love and unfortunately i was unable to utilize the scholarship to go to college b

deneen borelli is our guest and herb book is called sub working. at 8:30 p.m.eastern to the four-month trek across the oregon trail and at 10:00 p.m. hour afterwards matt programs johns hopkins university professor katherine eaton sits down with represented went clinton moore to talk about poverty in america. we wrapped up our primetime programming tonight with scholar walter williams whose most recent book is called american contempt for liberty. that all happens next on c-span2's booktv. but now, grand junction, colorado. >> welcome to grand junction colorado on booktv. located on the colorado river nestled in the grand valley between the colorado national monument in the book cliffs with the help of our charter cable partners over the next hour people see local authors and learn about the history of the area and some of those important in the city's development. >> wayne aspinall i think represents three of the major themes that shaped the 20th century west. above all he was interested in water, maintaining an adequate water supply for present and future gen

. >> who is tom borelli? >> that's my husband. we make the news and, again, another way for people to be empowered. ask the question. why are you making decisions and choices that are not in the best interest of shareholders? simple questions. they don't look to be put on the spot like that specially in front of the board and shareholders. >> where did you and tom meet? >> we met at work. we met in manhattan a number of years ago and we make a great team because we have the same mind set, it's all about liberty and freedom. we think it's important to educate individuals and get people fired up to get them involved in what they can do. we are just two people but we have been able to make a lot of knows and gain a will the of traction. people recognize from walking the floors here at this event, which is great. it's been great. are you seeing some black american faces? >> oh, yes. i know a number of black conservatives. but i've been contacted on social media from numerous individuals who thank me for what i do, from my voice, they

. >> juan williams, deneen borelli and bo dietl. the rise of ben carson? would you consider voting for him? >> yeah, i certainly -- well, he's a friend, so yeah. he's a guy iphe said things i t wild and wacky, you know, obamacare is slavery, the whole thing about gay rights. >> that is how i feel about multiple use tax. >> i don't think you expect to vote for me for president. i would vote for ben because i like him so much. i like his heart, i'm not sure about the issue on the republican side. he says i'll give them the opportunity to register to become legal workers or something. we've got to make that promise up front if you expect anyone to follow through. otherwise he's got the same problem. >> i'm tired of every. >> i don't buy that false narrative. did not show that conservatives are inclusive. >> conservatives have always been inclusive. >> false narrative. >> yes. you have the left that plays the race card because they're at the point of desperation. it's an opportunity to build a relationship with black voters and to point

john bore real borelli, i want you back in.t's wheels up, immediately those in philadelphia get on all hands on deck type of alert but, in fact, that has been the case for a long time, has it not? >> absolutely. there's been so much planning and preparation. yeah, i think the pulse rate of everybody on the ground is starting to rise. the people that have finished their task in new york are breathing a sigh of relief and the plane's wheels up. >> i'm looking at the time line here. it was supposed to be wheels up at 8:55. it will probably be another five or so before those stairs are taken away and the plane is able to taxi down the runway and head into the sky. how much does that challenge security operations or not at all? >> there's so much communication back and forth. the schedule got off early this morning so they've already baked that into the schedule at this point. there's a lot of coordination and communication. could the crowds get antsy, things like that? people kind of get amped up waiting more time than necessary bu

dinneen borelli, conservative review and fox news contributor.o you both. >> good morning. >> good morning. eric: dinneen, let me start with you, is this appropriate protection of shared values or correct actions or pc out of control? >> i have deep concerns about this policy, eric. this is not only anti-freedom of speech and anti-educational freedom. when you look at the fact that individuals will be hampered. students are unable to talk about certain issues, especially current events issues or everyday mundane issues. clearly i do believe this is a real problem. this anti-educational. for example, the importance of immigration reform and the importance of defunding sanctuary cities when happened with the tragic murder with kate steinle, they won't be able to talk about something like that, even in the sports world, brandon marshall of the new york jets recently said that black players are treated differently and that tom brady's race played a role in this overturning this suspension of "deflategate." they can't even talk about issue like that.

joining us now, dinneen borelli, chief political correspond debt for conservative review and fox newsutor. attorney jessica ehrlich, former democratic congressional candidate. thank you both for joining us. >> good morning. heather: good morning to both of you. why are things, why do they appear to be heating up between clinton and trump? why now? why are they going back and forth, dinneen? >> of course she will pick on trump. leading front runner for the republican party. listen, i think trump is absolutely right. hillary clinton has authenticity problems and then some. and americans also believe that as well. you've got 60% of the americans who just don't trust the woman. and, also, when you look at the fact she has been lying on numerous issues from day one, you can't just get around that. so, and also, when people asked what word association comes to mind, when you mentioned hillary clinton, it is liar. heather: we'll talk a little bit more about that a little later. >> this shows reflection in the polls, heather. she is down in new hampshire by nine points. in iowa she is only up

david good friend, former staff secretary to president clinton and deneen borelli, correspondent forreview. good morning to you. trump says she has bad business record. trump says she is bad on the stomach. this is what he said on abc. >> i mean she has been terrible. you know she has a good pitter-patter but if you listen to her more than five minutes straight you get a headache. so i am not concerned with carly. bill: hmmm. deneen, start. should he be concerned about the movement of miss fiorina? >> i think trump should be concerned about all of the candidates. listen, this is a marathon, bill. former high school track star, i know what it is like to hear the footsteps of your competitor closing in on you. but what happened with the debate, this is just my analysis and not endorsement i think carly did a great job. she is a great communicator. what she was able to do, bill, separate herself from the pack because of such a big field. so now she is standing out. because she is standing out, there will be more criticism against her. bill: indeed. david, should he be worried? >> yes. b

neil: deneen borelli says it is about shifting attention away from that obnoxious material on those tapes so people can fight another battle. it is weird, deneen. >> it is twisted as i would like to say. interesting how this is coming out in the news after the pope leaves town. he is back in rome already. we're hearing about comments from nancy pelosi. listen, progressives what they will do will attack. they are on the offense all the time. when you're disagree with their advanced like ral agenda you will made an example of because they want to silence you. the video proof, it does not lie. neil: they were released in bulk, a lot of them combined, that is true. you can go back to see each portion in unedited form. it would last hours if you did it that way. we would take some of the telling, revealing, obnoxious parts we could on this show and my fox news show to show unhe had he had about the conversations, selling body parts, beating heart. we could get good money for intact fetus, et cetera. who is fooling whom here? >> nancy pelosi is trying to pull a fast one over on americans. that