ruth bader ginsburg is still doing it. i think that is why people are saying with a tone of surprise which i resent that this supreme court biography is actually a page turner. this book is actually a page turner. a reader's blog called readerly published tuesday a column called eight books we love and said linda hirshman's book may look in imposing but she presents the subject in such a rich engaging manner that the pages will fly. what an engaging story i had, republican, democrat, isolated cattle ranch, a goldwater girl, anti mccarthy liberal, blonde, brunette, what could be a deeper divide and that. i am not going to tell you all the cool things i found in the three years i worked on the book looking at their letters including some letters that had never been looked at by a writer before. and published letters just like something from a henry james short story. interviewing everyone who had up paul's. consider the bare facts. sand rat, sandra day o'connor was born in 1930 famously on a ranch in arizona. the nearest sch

and then interviewed ruth bader ginsburg. i guess my question is, if breyer had been well and had interviewed more to clinton's liking, do you think when his second come and get nominated breyer as apparently his initial intent was, do you think years later he would been nominated ginsburg? >> it's hard to see. he actually wanted mario cuomo, because he thought that earl warren have been so effective in managing the politics of the warren court and had persuaded -- he did what someone who would just be an ideologue for his position. bill clinton is not perfect, you can quote me on that. and mario cuomo was like the hamlet of the 20th century american fathers, could make up his mind what he wanted to supreme court justice or not. i don't know what the competition was, being an underwear buyer of bloomingdale's or something. he finally decided, clinton to start looking for other candidates. when clinton met ginsburg, and i pestered about it in the book, he was completely smitten with her. so it was, i don't know if he would hav

he then interviewed ruth bader ginsburg. my question is, if breyer had been well and interviewed more to clinton's liking, do you think, and he had nominated breyer, do you think years later he would've nominated ginsburg? >> he actually wanted someone else because he thought he was so effective and persuaded. bill clinton is a phony on that. [laughter] he couldn't make up his mind. i don't know what the competition was. clinton was looking for other candidates. when clinton met ginsburg and i have a story about it in the book, he was was completely smitten with her. so it was easy. i don't know if he would have gone looking for her if they had found someone else. they were considering considering several people. we just don't know.$ you. >> just a brief question, you talked about not being in the court as an intern or following the law book, have they done as justices, have they brought in a number of women? did they go overboard with it or what has been there, or when i say overboard, has it been. >> i would say, if i had

>> i just bader it is the green room so we really nice to me. [laughter] >> now redirects to mower web site at so that his genius. eight more questions on the rise while the ceo once fired a cannon at a competitor's printer to add to the presentation. >> it is fiction. schaede did not do that. i can feel the tension better professional background is in the computer industry better education is medieval history. fact or fiction?? >> you are wrong charles. died of a on the board. -- finally you are on the board. >> carly fiorina told supporters after chemotherapy barbara boxer is not that scary anymore. that is a fact. >> it was her chemotherapy? i that that is the meanest thing to say to any cancer survivor. >> let's get back to the campaign history. she defeated fellow republicans in the senate primary after having this advertisement. >> authored by a career politician to put this into a fiscal mess in the first place fact or fiction?? it is fiction and. it she did that but it was done from a guy from odd advertisements. >> don't worry have cred

. >> she was supposed to bring her a role bader to the first to school the next baby yet she was found naked in the one. >> there is a real possibility that someone else was involved that isn't ruled out. >> obviously there is more to this with her hallucinating. >> check out the surveillance photos of a man from the upper east side pappardelle with a shotgun. he walks in and tuesday morning with his gun in hand to demand cash he panics and fled somewhat ran after him there were unable to catch him but not before he got rid of the malfunctioning done. people are worried he could strike again so you have any idea who he may be please contact crime stoppers. >> that you go upriver who assaulted the woman last week he approached the young female tourist offered to demonstrate the yokuts positions so please a looking for the suspect after he is leaving and moments after the attack. >> west windsor police are looking for those never lined up along village road and has locos from different fire departments police are looking to return them to the rightful owner ended with defamation should c

. >> ruth bader. >> were. >> ruth bader ginsburg the most powerful woman in america. >> good for her.many supreme court justice there are. >> 50? >> 12? >> 100. >> 9? >> why are there not 12 is? that would be a better number. >> are you trying to make me look dumb. >> i'm just trying to feel you out intellectually. >> that was a little too far right there. >> have you ever watched watters world? i'm watters and you are in my world right now. >> you are at the bottom of the world and we run the world. that's okay. >> i still do not like the sound of it at all. >> cliches are taking over the national discourse and watters is not happy about it. >> when people say i'm reaching out. >> forget about reaching out. forget about i'm going to do it. >> i'm telling you have got to do i americans. we're living longer than ever. as we age, certain nutrients... ...become especially important. from the makers of one a day fifty-plus. new one a day proactive sixty-five plus. with high potency vitamin b12... ...and more vitamin d. you know, just because your bladder is changing it doesn't mean that y

. >> ruth bader. >> were. >> ruth bader ginsburg the most powerful woman in america. >> good for her.how many supreme court justice there are. >> 50? >> 12? >> 100. >> 9? >> why are there not 12 is? that would be a better number. >> are you trying to make me look dumb. >> i'm just trying to feel you out intellectually. >> that was a little too far right there. >> have you ever watched watters world? i'm watters and you are in my world right now. >> you are at the bottom of the world and we run the world. that's okay. >> i still do not like the sound of it at all. >> cliches are taking over the national discourse and watters is not happy about it. >> when people say i'm reaching out. >> forget about reaching out. forget about i'm going to do it. >> i'm telling you have got to do it. >> his world up next. ♪ all of our legendary racing heritage. all of our pioneering four wheel drive experience. come together in one amazing new vehicle. this is the all-new gle coupe. a mercedes-benz suv with the heart and soul of a race car. after a dvt blood clot.mind when i got out of the hospital what

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said if elected his secret service name would be justice never sleeps not to be mixed up with ruth baderich is just sleep. >>> for instance, this is true, at 10:12 p.m. while he was on stage debating, jeb bush joined vine. >> jeb bush admitted smoking marijuana 40 years ago. meanwhile, ben carson admitted to smoking marijuana 40 minutes before the debate. >> the most awkward handshake came courtesy donald trump and ben carson. >> you see, it starts as a high-five but dr. carson comes in low and he's just like, well, and it turns into a little tug-of-war. that wasn't slow motion by the way much that's the speed at which ben carson actually moves. >> if your name was mentioned by any other candidate, then you got to speak next. and if at that point you mentioned another candidate, that other candidate got to speak right after you. so a lot of the debate felt like this. >> i know -- >> governor huckabee. >> jeb is a friend. >> donald. >> donald. >> abraham lincoln. >> i can't listen to this anymore. >> oh, good stuff. >> they always have fun with politics, those late night guys. >> and it w

. >> i'd much rather see that moved to tears by genuine emotion than by ruth bader ginsburg asleep.doze before these's ven even. >> we don't want to get into ow... (whimpers/squeals) are you okay? yeah, i just got charged for my credit monitoring. that's how i know it's working. ah. you know you can go on creditkarma.com and check it out there. it's completely free. really? yeah. oh, that didn't hurt at all. yeah, completely painless. credit karma. really free credit monitoring. >>> do you remember yourself a feminist? >> yes, absolutely. you know, i'm always a little bit puzzled when any woman, whatever age, but particularly a young woman says something like -- you've heard it -- something like, well, i believe in equal rights but i'm not a feminist. >> is it over? >> yes, it's over. this is her. this is her between the two ferns. barack obama did his interview. this is the female version of that where he sits down with lena dunham who doesn't really have a show but is funny at 29. she's an actress. she asks tough question like are you a feminist. feminists are people that want equ

one of the justices who's coming in, ruth bader ginsburg is jewish. >> indeed. there are probably points to make on that. let's get back to cuba. he will not talk about the cuban embargo. a lot of folks in congress who are jittery about that. he has brokered the iran nuclear deal. he won't talk about it in this speech. it must be quite odd for him to come to the united states as this catholic leader -- >> the president's cabinet. >> members of the president's cabinet as well. other members of the cabinet are coming in as well. it almost has a presidential feel, state of the union address, although there are significant differences. >> precisely. >> it's not called a joint session. it's a meeting. an invitation to the pope. a meeting of congress here, both houses. secretary of state kerry, a roman @lick. he came during his run in 2004. the whole issue of divorce, remarried, communion, that was a major moment during his presidential run in 2004 when he was forbidden from taking communion. >> the pope will be intoed by the sergeant of arms, and he will walk down th

to have 41 senators and nancy policy has done an extraordinary job in the house of representatives bader villages and - - vigilance in work have to continue because we can see this undone by a thousand cuts if we're not careful and we have to be very mindful of that. >> we shouldn't on that note. thank all of you for your questions and senator reid and the armed services committee for offering thi >> next, a house hearing on a toxic river spill in colorado. york --some :00 a.m., life at 7:00 a.m., your calls and comments on "washington journal." representative" jim jordan. he will discuss a planned parenthood shutdown and what he expects from secretary clinton's testimony. "newsmakers," today on c-span. lou and herbert hoover came to the white house has geologists, successful in both of public and private sector. just months before his term the financial market crashed. first lady lou hoover user office for charity -- used her office for charity. but their rain ended after one term. on "first lady's: influence and image." privateg the public and lives of the women who fill the position o

and my eight bader port authority police officer who is forever our hero we love and miss every day.r and we still think about you every day. with your beautiful daughters who both just started there first year in college a couple of weeks ago. a share your tremendous passion for life, your curiosity about everything and your sense of a venture. you would be very proud of the young women they have become. we all love you very much and will never forget the q new york for remembering. >> joseph. christopher todd. joshua todd. sandra frazier. john. william howard. warda michael. thomas. susan. joshua. g.o.p. are not. and anthony. richard. stephen emanuel. scott allen paul. john edwards paul. antonio. gregory. wanda. vincent. kathryn. richard. robert david. edward. patricia and. herman. >> and my mother we miss you every day and everything about you. i hope you can see up above what a wonderful job. we love you, we miss you so much. >> and our son and our daughter is my sister -- in a loss sister. >> joseph k.. edward. linkedin. beth a and. hector. michael. james francis. ricardo. carol

. >> i'd much rather see that moved to tears by genuine emotion than by ruth bader ginsburg asleep.t woman needs to take some no-doze before these's ven even. >> we don't want to get into sponsorship. but there is a little bit of a problem nodding off. this is the pope. >> he's full of forgiveness, on the bright e side. >>> up next, hillary clinton and -- rattled and pummeled. it's innovative enough to brake by itself, park itself and help you steer. it's been in the rain... the cold... and dragged through the mud. introducing the all-new mercedes-benz gle. it's where brains meet brawn. iflike i love shrimp, red lobster's endless shrimp... ...is kind of a big deal. it's finally back, with as much shrimp as you want, any way you want 'em. one taste of these new pineapple habanero coconut shrimp bites, and i already want more. they even brought back wood-grilled teriyaki shrimp! yeah, you heard me: teriyaki. and really: what's not to love about... ...buttery garlic shrimp scampi? here, the sweet, spicy, crispy possibilities are as endless as the shrimp. and yeah, they're endless, but

i hate clay bader. a child walks into their parents' room and discovers they've been doing this.re sleeping. or a police officer pulls over a speeding truck and you'll never know what they were doing. you click on it, it's a truck driver. this is click baiting. i'm tired of it. >> why do you keep falling for it? >> quit writing those headlines because you get me every time. >> i heard chris christie out was the headline. i did my trip to west point to see an army football game when my friend was flying through the beautiful hudson valley. when we got there, that's colonel greg gatson in the middle. he's the only double amputee to command the army garrison. i love these guys, they're our future leaders. i led them in their traditional cheer called the rockets. this is absolutely proof positive that puerto ricans can dance. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier in washington. once considered a major contender in the presidential nomination and the leader one time in iowa, wisconsin governor scott walker is pulling the plug on a campaign that has been circling the drain for s

and my eight bader port authority police officer who is forever our hero we love and miss every day. years later and we still think about you every day. with your beautiful daughters who both just started there first year in college a couple of weeks ago. a share your tremendous passion for life, your curiosity about everything and your sense of a venture. you would be very proud of the young women they have become. we all love you very much and will never forget the q new york for remembering. >> joseph. christopher todd. joshua todd. sandra frazier. john. william howard. warda michael. thomas. susan. joshua. g.o.p. are not. and anthony. richard. stephen emanuel. scott allen paul. john edwards paul. antonio. gregory. wanda. vincent. kathryn. richard. robert david. edward. patricia and. herman. >> and my mother we miss you every day and everything about you. i hope you can see up above what a wonderful job. we love you, we miss you so much. >> and our son and our daughter is my sister -- in a loss sister. >> joseph k.. edward. linkedin. beth a and. hector. michael. james francis. ric

not to be confused with ruth bader ginsberg, whose codename is "justice sleeps." wake up. doritos announced today they will be rolling out new pride flag inspired, rainbow colored tortilla chips. this will be the first time finishing a bag of doritos has ever been associated with pride. [ cheers and applause ] a "toy story" fan in england changed his name to "buzz lightyear" and was then refused a driver's license until he changed his name back. said that man, "to infinity and the bus!" [ laughter ] actor dwayne "the rock" johnson announced today that he and his girlfriend are expecting a baby. the rock is overjoyed, while his girlfriend is honestly kind of scared.

and during a conference on aging yesterday, president obama praised supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg and noted she is known as the notorious rbg. [ laughter ] and while clarence thomas is known as old flirty bastard. [ laughter ] this is everywhere. donald trump recently addressed el chapo. >> audience member: woo! [ laughter ] >> steve: is that for el chapo? >> jimmy: i don't know if it's for el chapo. i don't know. the mexican drug lord, el chapo. [ laughter and applause ] he's currently leading in the polls right now. can't technically run for president. donald trump was talking about el chapo, who is the mexican drug lord who escaped from a a maximum security prison, and trump said he would, quote, kick his ass. [ laughter ] then chris christie was like, "i call dibs on any candy that falls out of him." that's not what happened. so -- chris, no. [ laughter and applause ] that's a different thing. and yesterday on fox news, geraldo rivera was debating donald trump's latest immigration comments and things got really heated. check this out. >> it is exploiting and sensation

not to be confused with ruth bader ginsberg, whose codename is "justice sleeps." [ laughter ] wake upritos announced today they will be rolling out new pride flag inspired, rainbow colored tortilla chips. this will be the first time finishing a bag of doritos has ever been associated with pride. [ cheers and applause ] a "toy story" fan in england changed his name to "buzz lightyear" and was then refused a driver's license until he changed his name back. said that man, "to infinity and the bus!" [ laughter ] actor dwayne "the rock" johnson announced today that he and his girlfriend are expecting a baby. the rock is overjoyed, while his girlfriend is honestly kind of scared. [ laughter ] [ applause ] and finally, an australian woman was arrested this weekend after using her hair straighter to burn her unfaithful boyfriend's penis. [ audience oohs ] honestly, it's still better than the time she used her unfaithful boyfriend's penis to straighten her hair. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, this is the 8g band. ♪ >> seth: that's the 8g band! they're wonderful every night. the last couple

maybe ruth bader ginsburg, harriet tubman, eleanor roosevelt, susan b. anthony, betty friedan.ny person like that. >> how about huckabee saying his wife? come on. i mean, and then carson saying his mother. obviously, was a wonderful woman. may still be with us. but this was a time i couldn't agree with you more. a time to say something serious and make a point. and i think some of them were quite good. but the rest of them were off the wall. >> shirley chisolm, sojourner truth. a bunch of people. here's how carly fiorina responded. >> i wouldn't change the $10 bill or $20 bill. i think honestly it's a gesture. i don't think it helps to change our history. what i would think is we ought to recognize that women are not a special interest group. women are the majority of this nation. we are half the potential of this nation and this nation will be better off when every woman as the opportunity to live the life she chooses. >> go ahead. does she have an advantage as the only woman? but go ahead. >> i was going to say, that's kind of a summary i think of what carly fiorina's appeal

he said you have never heard of them he said bader no -- bono. i said i am not an austrian bricklayer i have heard of him. [laughter] so we talked and he blows me away because first of all, he is a man of deep faith and action and knew what he was talking about so i organized a series of meetings the most incredible is when i took bono to see jesse helms people but it is the greatest thing that ever happened in the story came out in this meeting jesse helms his eyes welled with tears and he said i wish i had done in my life you we're doing because you are saving lives. he joined the coalition. and chris dodd and rick santorum, we put a great coalition together and the deal was i thought we needed pat robertson and he cared about the issue and he said i haven't been in the white house since clinton was elected maybe i needed to do with for this cause. once you got the clearance i said at the time if you cannot get pat robertson i am not coming. [laughter] we had a great meeting and reached an agreement on a number of issues and put the first down

to have 41 senators and nancy policy has done an extraordinary job in the house of representatives bader villages and - - vigilance in work have to continue because we can see this undone by a thousand cuts if we're not careful and we have to be very mindful of that. >> we shouldn't on that note. thank all of you for your questions and senator reid and the armed services committee for offering this room for a wonderful discussion. thank you. [inaudible conversations] presi? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: today we will begin consideration of the resolution to disapprove the resolution to disapprove the >> today we will begin consideration of the resolution juror disapproved the plan of action negotiated by china, france, germany the russian federation, the united kingdom and the islamic republic of iran and the united states. this seeks to constrain the iran's nuclear weapons program. os call senators to be present in the chamber to commence debate on this important issue. lusby extend my appreciation for the time and research many colleagues have given to unde

pretty baders are in place. covering the bank redetermination special over the next three days.le joins me now because she has been talking about this for months ahead of time. how does bank redetermination work? alix: banks decide how much they will end an oil company based on the oil price and reserves. many expect that to be cut. we did see some cuts in a row, but not enough to put some guys at a business. you are a company, i will lend you $10. therefore, how much have you borrowed? you have borrowed eight, in which case you have to borrow three right away. it is all about the financial jiggling to find out which companies are going to be the worst off and may feel the squeeze? scarlet: talk about the companies that are the worst software better off? been showing the four worst. energy 21 that operate in the gulf of mexico. 75% of the lines cut by 67% in april. they are pretty sweet with $500 million borrowing space. did come out in a presentation to say they should --fine, not x acting expecting a cut. louisiana texas next will or. borrowing base 75% used, already cut by 10

justice ruth bader ginnsberg was one of the attendees. she told the story of mr. and mrs. loving being arrested because they had a interracial marriage. the point is so many cases that get to the supreme court have very dramatic human stories behind them. but by the time it goes through all the appeals process and becomes names on dockets a lot of it gets lost and it shouldn't because essentially the supreme court is us. so i came back rather on fire about this as mark will tell you, and terry murphy our vice president of programming, because as you know c-span has actually been lobbying for a long time to have cameras in the supreme court something that's been elusive and we struggle all the time to bring the supreme court to public. what we doverry friday afternoon when they release their audiotapes of the week's arguments we put pictures to those and try to do the best we can to tell about the cases on the docket. so this idea of putting together a series looking at landmark cases would allow us to tell you who are interested more about the history of the court, its imp

we have a lot of difficult circumstances between agricultural users and bader contractors and those you want to see the appropriate flow for the ongoing environmental test whether it's the reverse that depend on them i am not familiar with the rest of the situation but i do know we are being very thoughtful to strike a reasonable pathway to recognize that water rights to pythia the purview of the state's and our role is as a provider of water to live with their interest on a reasonable path forward. >> as you know, a judge and wyoming will rule about locking the it but let me start with the last question and is the judge is in wyoming i've believed it had given all the three chanel said judges are assessing that. restated the rules going into effect while legal action is pending. the deal the rules are over 30 years old. i started my career in real and gas and i a understand the process. the rules they currently have the plays were in place when i was in into the area and -- in engineering. i of 59 years old of what has happened the regulations have not kept pace we have directional dri

john bader -- boehner released a statement. why should iran be trusted to do its own nuclear inspections at a military site it tried to hide from the world? as our focus on the iran nuclear agreement continues, we will have live coverage tomorrow of a former british defense secretary liam fox on the consequences of the deal. that is at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. now, ashton carter and a joint chiefs of staff chairman testify about the iran nuclear accord. they are joined by john kerry, energy secretary, and treasury secretary jack lew. from july, this part of the hearing is about two hours. we welcome our distinguished witnesses and thank them for joining us today. we appreciate senators kerry and secretary minis and secretary lou being here. i did not request the presence of secretary kerry or moniz or secretary lew. i am glad they are here at their desire to do so since the focus of today's hearing is on the strategic and military implications of the iran agreement. othere want to know among things as how this agreement wi

you said speaker bader is cutting deals, deals such as what?st: the cromnibus, the everybody knows about. that is what i think people are most worried about right now. host: would you support a government shutdown over the issue of spending? .uest: yes and no every day, i hear statements coming from the president saying, if you do this or that, i will not sign the bill, i will veto it. republicans and up negotiating with themselves. red lines and go in and try to negotiate from there. what i see happening right now -- you have to have the threat of getting spending under control. host: what do you think about the prospect of planned parenthood being a trigger of the shutdown? guest: there are many potential triggers. listening to the show before, this is obviously a controversial issue. if that is the issue that brings is what will happen. the reason you're even having this debate is you have failed to have positive reform when it comes to spending. host: the president earlier talk to folks at the business roundtable and talked about the seques

. >> guest: do you know that ruth bader ginsburg was a baton twirling her too? i love that. >> host: why was it important to you? guest: in those days girls didn't do track. i don't even think gymnastics were very much on the scene. physical activity wasn't something that was thought the girls did. this was acceptable. it was like cheerleading and i worked at had a really hard. >> host: and? >> guest: i was a state champion. did you want me to say that? >> host: you want to nationals, your first amount of wyoming? >> guest: that's true. my reference was wyoming and only later did i learn a whole part of the continent was beyond that. >> host: if do you have a scholarship to barnard. why did you not attend? >> guest: i did. even though it was full tuition somehow i had to get there and get back in plane fares in those days were really prohibitive so i went to colorado college were also had a very nice scholarship and if your parents could drive you there, it wasn't so hard and complicated and expensive. >> host: did it occur to you to go to college in your high s

not to be confused with the ruth bader ginsburg who is's code name is justice sleeps. >> jeb bush wanted if i apologized to wives i wouldn't be on my third one. okay? >> they're all pretty great. i can't pick a winner. >> i can't either. there is a lot of material. we knew that going in. >> microwaved circus peanut. not any peanut. >> there will be more laughs ahead i'm sure. and donald trump is taking some heat for not correcting a man who said president obama is muslim. why didn't he correct him? we're going to discuss it ahead. sitcoms, while you sit on those. and even fargo, in fargo! binge, while you lose weight! and enjoy a good cliffhanger while you hang from a... why am i yelling? the revolution will not only be televised. the revolution will be mobilized. introducing the all in one plan. only from directv and at&t. who knows, one of these kids just might be the one. to clean the oceans, to start a movement, or lead a country. it may not be obvious yet, but one of these kids is going to change the world. we just need to make sure she has what she needs. welcome to windows 10. the

to have 41 senators and nancy policy has done an extraordinary job in the house of representatives bader villages and - - vigilance in work have to continue because we can see this undone by a thousand cuts if we're not careful and we have to be very mindful of that. >> we shouldn't on that note. thank all of you for your questions and senator reid and the armed services committee for offering this