. >> larry bush in some comments raised some interesting questions that i am going to want to follow up on. i can understand that we wouldn't necessarily want to modify the form 700 because it is a standard form. it comes from the state, right? but that the cross-referencing other databases about statement of incomof -- of various reques. can you have an opening page that if you wanted something that you had a database on you can go to these other places. there is some whatever, just a footnote or reference to allow people to tie it together. then this is to the city attorney's office. you raise some questions about a conflict between the code and state law. i don't know if you have seen any of these since these were directed. these were comments that come in 2018. we don't need to follow up now, but i want to get an answer to that and if we need to come up with a solution to it, then we can work on that. >> i can briefly address that. if you are referring to number three on the list? >> i am 64308 problem. >> he is conflating charitable contributions with campaign contributions. tho

. >> larry bush in some comments raised some interesting questions that i am going to want to follow up on.

larry buendorf. and the george w. bushial center hosted this event. >> here at the bush center, of course, we have a wonderful relationship with our partners at smu and so nice to have the president gerald turner and his wife gayle with us here tonight, and we are grateful to the board members in attendance and knowing the panelists out here, tonight is going to be one of the engaged programs that is informative and highly entertaining and these guys know how the tell a story. and it is a rare treat to have the curtain pulled back from those who are on the front lines of protecting the president and the first

. >> larry bush in some comments raised some interesting questions that i am going to want to follow up on. i can understand that we wouldn't necessarily want to modify the form 700 because it is a standard form. it comes from the state, right? but that the cross-referencing other databases about statement of incomof -- of various reques. can you have an opening page that if you wanted something that you had a database on you can go to these other places. there is some whatever, just a footnote or reference to allow people to tie it together. then this is to the city attorney's office. you raise some questions about a conflict between the code and state law. i don't know if you have seen any of these since these were directed. these were comments that come in 2018. we don't need to follow up now, but i want to get an answer to that and if we need to come up with a solution to it, then we can work on that. >> i can briefly address that. if you are referring to number three on the list? >> i am 64308 problem. >> he is conflating charitable contributions with campaign contributions. tho

larry buendorf. and the george w. bush presidential center hosted this event. >> here at the bush center, of course, we have a wonderful relationship with our partners at smu and so nice to have the president gerald turner and his wife gayle with us here tonight, and we are grateful to the board members in attendance and knowing the panelists out here, tonight is going to be one of the engaged programs that is informative and highly entertaining and these guys know how the tell a story. and it is a rare treat to have the curtain pulled back from those who are on the front lines of protecting the president and the first family. we are honored to be joined tonight by three former secret service agents, and the combined services are 32 years, and larry was honored with a role in stopping assassination attempt on president gerald ford in 1972 in sacramento, and then larry served 25 years as the security chief with the united states olympic committee. joe clancy is with us, and he served on the protective details of four presid

larry kudlow, thank you very much. >> watch c-span today at 6:50 pm, a conversation with speechwriters for bill clinton, george w. bush, and barack obama. >> one of the things that irks me is when people think we are wordsmiths. we are part of a policymaking policy comes to life unless it is written down or spoken. especially by the president. >> at eight, abortion advocates and opponents discuss roe v. wade in philadelphia. >> we are at the point where i don't think the current justices will be as brave as justice kennedy. myully predict, unlike adversary, this court is prepared to overrule roe. >> today on c-span. >> c-span's 2020 coverage continues. live thursday at 1:30 p.m. eastern with candidate cory booker from the university of new hampshire law school. watch live on c-span. or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> the u.s. chamber of commerce recently looked into the future of the space economy. in this portion, asset and space command officials join contractors on what it will take to get people willing to work on mars or alert -- or other locations in space. ♪

larry kudlow. later, a look at the legacy of former president george h.w. bush and first lady barbara bush.inaudible]

hello i'm larry i'm ozzy and i'm daniel with al-jazeera. widespread devastation as bush tries engulfed australia's south east coast at least 15 people are believed to have died and scores a missing.

larry kudlow. later, a look at the legacy of former president george h.w. bush and first lady barbara bush.inaudible] >> good afternoon, everybody. good afternoon and welcome. here at the unit franklin pierce school of law. my name is john and i direct the rudman center. it provides curricular, experiential, and financial support for law students interested in public student readers. it serves as the face of the university here in concord by presenting public programming such as today's event. we are happy to be able to partner with the aclu of new hampshire with an ongoing series of civil liberties and the presidency. we are happy to welcome to the law school senator cory booker from the state of new jersey. not new hampshire. [applause] senator booker has been a senator since 2013. before that, he was the mayor of newark, new jersey, from 2006 to 2013. he served on the council in new york. graduate of stanford university and yale law school. moderating today's event will be genie from the aclu of new hampshire. neither the aclu new hampshire nor the rudman center, we are both nonpartisan