when you remove the foliage, you remove the cover. >> man: on october 24, 1963, barry goldwater said weapon." merely another weapon? >> sabato: johnson's strategy against goldwater can be summarized in one word -- "extremism." that was how he wanted to define goldwater, and goldwater played a role himself at every turn. >> [ speaking russian ] >> "and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible... >> [ speaking russian ] >> with liberty and justice for all. >> i want american kids to grow up as americans. and they will if we have the guts to make our intentions clear. so clear, they don't need translation or interpretation -- just respect for a country prepared as no country in all history ever was. >> sabato: goldwater's slogan -- "in your heart, you know he's right." his advisors tried to talk him out of that, because they realized the use of the word "right" reemphasized his conservative platform. goldwater insisted upon it. and it took democrats approximately five minutes to come up with their parody -- "in your guts, you know he's nuts." >> so lyndon j

years later, barry goldwater was still mad about this.e the term fake news in 1964. this kind of thing has been done over and over and over again to conservative republicans. so when you hear president trump say this to cpac, the people at cpac get it. this is gospel to these folks [ speaking simultaneously ] >> with due respect, that is utterly ridiculous. we have a president here tell egg bitelling big lies over and over again. he went over about how many people voted for him, you've never seen anything like it, when the mandate, his electoral college mandate is one of the smallest in history. >> he won! that's a mandate! >> and secondly, he lost the popular vote by almost a record number. almost 3 million people. and yet he lies over and over again. there is no end of his lies. and on top of that, he is accusing the media that criticize him of being fake news. that combination of telling big lies and accusing the media of being fake news outlets is the kind of strategy that dictators and tyrants have used. >> i got to wrap this up. >>

barry goldwater dreamed and impossible dream of running a presidential campaign on conservative ideas. he lost, but his willingness to fight for the right ideas paved the way for ronald reagan to eventually win the presidency on the same conservative ideas. [applause] and we know all the experts and pollsters said that donald trump's quest for the presidency was an impossible dream. but we found out again that in america, nothing is impossible. [applause] fellow conservatives, this is our time. we cannot allow our representatives in washington to squander this opportunity. and again fall short of the promises that we've made to the american people. we cannot allow the left, the media and squeamish republicans to tell us that policies that will make life better for every american are impossible. we must and we can repeal obama care now. [applause] every republican in the house and senate who voted to repeal obama care in 2015 and sent it to the president, they should send that same bill to president trump right now. [applause] folks, the excuse that we are hearing, that we can't repeal

. >> even back in the '60s, i have political vikt ris, barry goldwater had people riding around in the country with rebel license plates to make the point. the wrong way. >> yeah listen -- >> so you get company, sometimes in politics. >> not only condemn, but go after them and prosecute them, but he's not an anti-semite. you have to be careful -- >> i spent the day arguing with my producers, let's not saying that because you never know a person's heart. he played the racial card, the antimexican central card with the rapist thing. and the muslim ban was a religion. he's been playing the cards on the right. a lot of people point out the history of that. but here's the critical thing, okay. it's not just this fringe group, this fringe movement going mainstream, it's a pattern of delayed responses. it's not just not responding in the thursday news conference until today, but there's been several incidents of that. richard spencer did the kind of hail trump thing at the ballroom, and they had people doing the nazi salute, it wasn't until the "new york times" pushed him to denounce that. it

forward to say something about a candidate was in the new 1,189 co-signed an article saying that barry goldwater psychologically unfit to be president. decided to institute a rule calling it unethical to offer professional opinions about someone without the professional examination of that person. and the psychiatrist who have decided that the more important rules to observe in the case of president trump is continues to warn. and what they see a danger presented to other people. they have a duty to violate patient confidentiality in cases like that. there are now more than 26,000 signatures on an mental health professionals declare president trump is mentally ill and must be removed. the petition sites that the 25th amendment as the proper procedure for removing a mentally ill president. the author of that petition will join us next. now that karen's taking osteo bi-flex, she's noticing a real difference in her joint comfort... "she's single." ...and high levels of humiliation in her daughter. in just 7 days, your joint comfort can be your kid's discomfort. osteo bi-flex. made to move. if you h

republicans, barry goldwater, the 1964 nominee of his party for president marched to the white houseof impeachment had been voted by the house judiciary committee and told nixon, you must leave office, i will vote in the senate to convict you of high crimes and misdemeanors, and the next day, nixon left. and what we are seeing now is concern among republicans on the hill about donald trump's emotional stab emotional stb emotional stacte, abo emotion emotional stability, about his lie and about whether he is fit to be in presidential office. >>> we've been looking back at other presidents as well to see what they've accomplished in their first 100 days. tonight, since president trump recently said he's inherited a mess from president obama, we thought we'd look back at president obama's first 100 days. part of our continuing series. ♪ for millions of baby boomers there's a virus out there. a virus that's serious, like hiv, but it hasn't been talked about much. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even know it. that's becau

the american conservative union putting on cpac was created after barry goldwater lost in 1964 in an effort to bring the voices in the conservative movement to bring them together. there are folks who consider themselves you know, a classical liberal or conservative or ranking conservatives and others are libertarian and others are part of the new trump movement. trump brought new people in the crowd that would not have been be in before. we know it at the bar in the end of the day. can this trump movement be combined with what is happening in cpac being and other conservative movementes for 50 years, can this be brought together. and this is going to save the country? >> go ahead. >> first of all we have to stick together as a team. i think that what you've got is an incredible opportunity to use this victory that president trump and all of us and you and everyone that made this happen put together and work together and continue to communicate. it is very similar, the core principles of president trump are similar to those of ronald reagan. peace through strength and building up the

. >> guest: she said barry goldwater's office was next-door and that the liberal will goat to the train together to go vote. they would work on things together. they they hate each other up there now. that's what lincoln understood and why once we defeated the south and he could've put them out for treason, he pardon people. he knew he needed to show grace and mercy to his fellow countrymen who had been treacherous. they believed they were fighting for liberty and their rights were under assault. lincoln understood it. he understood the unity and oneness was the vision of those founding fathers and atmos level for the republic to withstand. >> host: lincoln talked about being engaged in the great civil war. are we in the civil war today? >> guest: we have to come to blows with weapons are shots fired on anybody in a way that is the government. south carolina hasn't risen up and said unifier on one of these. i'm picking on south carolina because they started the civil war. the point is i thought it taught us a powerful lesson. when the horrible shootings happened. i have a home in charle

the american conservative union which puts on cpac was put on after barry goldwater lost after an effort to take all kinds of voices from the right and the conservative movement and bring them together so is this question there are those folks that consider themselves a classical liberal or conservative is, or other folks who consider themselves libertarians are other folks that are part of the new trump movement and trump brought new people in this crowd that wouldn't be in this crowd before so there is a lot of diversity here. and can this trump movement be combined with what is happening at cpac under the conservative movement's for 50 years? can this be brought together? this will save the country. >> we have to stick together as a team. what we have is an incredible opportunity, an incredible opportunity to use this victory that president trump and all of i send you that made this happen put together and work together and communicate. it is very similar, core principles of president trump similar to those of ronald reagan when you look at peace through strength and building the mili

it was barry goldwater, the nominee of his the republican peat to be president in 1964 who marched to white house and told richard nixon he had to resign. all i'm suggesting here is we need republicans to be as jeff said, patriots. find out what happened. if all is in order, that's great for everybody, but we need to find out, and we need republicans to join with democrats and say we want the truth. >> mary katherine? >> i think it's possible to hold two ideas in your head at the same time. that's to be concerned about what went down in the campaign and the connections with russia and to be concerned about the deep state of the intelligence community feeling emboldened to make what seems like a coordinated leak campaign against the white house. those are two things to be worried about at the same time, and i am. i would love to get to the bottom of it. what concerns me is if you do the investigation and so much of the information is classified, because it become illuminating to the public, or do we continue to see leaks from the either side trying to figure out what's going on? i am c

republicans, barry goldwater, the 1964 nominee of his party for president, marched to the white house after art can. >> caller:s of impeachment were voted on and said you must leave office. i will vote to convict you of high crimes and misdemeanors, and the next day nixon left. right now we're seeing concern among republicans on the hill about donald trump's emotional stability, about his lying, and about whether or not he is suited and fit to be president of the united states if he continues to act in office as he has so far. >> karl bernstein, appreciate you being with us. coming up, as a candidate donald trump talked about what he would do in the first months in office. over the last several weeks we've looked back at other presidents to see what they accomplished. tonight since president trump said he inherited a mess, we thought we would look back at president obama's first 100 days. what he got done and the battles he faced. ♪ ♪ ♪ lease a 2017 lincoln mkx for $369 a month. only at your lincoln dealer. and now we unleash it onwerful your taxes.pecies has created. hello my name is

some parts of this though that are fitful, the american conservative union was created after barry goldwater last in 1964 to take rights from the conservative movement and so there are those folks that consider themselves classical conservatives, libertarians, other folks part of this new trump movement and trump brought in a lot of new people into this movement so there's a lot of diversity, we know it when we're at the bar at the end of the day, and can this trump movement be combined with what's been happening at c pack and other conservative movements for 50 years? and save the country? >> first of all, it has to and we have to stick together as a team. i think what we have got is an incredible opportunity to use this victory that president trump and all of us and you and everyone made this happen to work together, continue to communicate. it's very similar, some of the core principals of president trump are very similar to those of ronald reagan peace through stre strength and build up the military, how many times have you heard him say i'm going to take care of the military, our vets t

obviously in the '60s when there was only three networks, their destruction of barry goldwater was easy. a warmonger, lunatic. when he gets back to the senate he becomes quite revered. in his election the tipping point had been reached largely, i think, because of technological reasonses, meaning people getting news on hand health device no longer from a television set, and therefore, the mainstream media, the three met networks two cable networks, lost their -- more and more voters getting informing from al turntive sources and conservative, some just alternative sources, daily caller, taken haul, breitbart, all important and trump realizes this when nobody else does. the other key factor is, for the first time ever voters realize that big media is in bed with big government and the big establishment, that the three networks and the two cable outlets are reinforcing the narrative of the mainstream media and voters for the first time are skeptical. used to be if you see something on top it must be true. now the opposite is true. you see something on cnn and you wonder if that's really t

obviously in the 60s when there was only three networks, their destruction of barry goldwater was pretty easy. all three networks chimed in and good old barry was done. a warmonger, a maniac, a lunatic. later when he gets back to the city becomes quite revered. in this election the tipping point had been reached largely i think because of technological reasons, many people now getting their news on their handheld device, no longer getting it from a television set and, therefore, the mainstream media, the three networks, the two cable networks, really lost. the rating start to drop and voters are getting their information from alternative sources. some conservative, some alternative sources. so yes, in the words, breitbart, daily caller, townhall, all important and trump i think realize this when nobody else does. the other key factor is for the first time ever i think voters begin to realize that big media is in bed with big government and the big establishment, that the three networks and the two cable outlets are reinforcing the narrative of the mainstream media and voters for the firs

the american conservative union which puts on cpac was created after barry goldwater lost in 1964 to take voices from the right and conservative movement and bring them together. there is this question. there are those folks that consider themselves, you know, a classical liberals or conservatives or raking conservatives. there are other folks that consider themselves libertarians, other folks are part of this new trump movement. trump brought a lot of new people. there are probably people in this crowd that wouldn't have been in this crowd before. there's a lot of diversity here. we all know it when we're at the bar at the end of the day. and can this trump movement be combined with what's been happening in cpac and other conservative movements for 50 years? can this be brought together? is this going to save the country? >> go ahead. >> first of all, it has to. we have to stick together as a team. i think that what you've got is an incredible opportunity -- we have an incredible opportunity to use this victory that president trump and all of us and you and everyone that made this h

in fact, in the 1964 election, reporters covering barry goldwater, the goldwater press team gave out buttons for the press corps saying liberal media elite. that was 50 years ago. there's been a long history oftainments to undermine the credibility. >> i have my own red baseball cap that says, annoy the media, re-elect bush. >> 1992. i'd like to let you guys quickly chime in and then go to our question. >> one really quick point that yes trump can use twitter and we would all cover his tweets. sometimes people describe it he is trapped in the late '80s. he still very much cares how he's covered. he himself is an obsessive consumer of the media. he still takes phone calls was joe scarborough when he's in high level meetings at any point in time. he watches fox and friends and morning joe. you have to keep in mind what the president cares about a lot is the media. that's why the media still matters. that's probably if anything it's almost a protection for the media we're still going to get access because he himself cares about it. >> ari, i want to make one other other point and then t

more people around the world and with the conservative philosophy and all the way from ed member barry goldwaterten say to me what else do you believe?onsibility, the sanctity of human lifeife, e life, a strong national defense committees are all things better close to myy heart in israel. that catapulted america on this earth whiff as many different like-minded to spread out messages far and wide. if there is the school you want us to speak at please go to the website ratings? >> guest: i think it is fair to say donald trump is an individual and the character and a lot of things that we don't expect from people have been president of the united states vital think that is necessarily a bad planning it is a great thing and an interesting thing in it is refreshing. what i have made that. comment? no.th would you? i would guess not he is a showman and entertainer and don't think we should getd petty pat and caught up with a of and -- the tweets that he makes what get what he is doing as opposed to just saying. i know that the man sleepsoing one thing after the other. >> host: the next call comes fr

r.: john ridges that the goldwater institute, named after the late, great hairy goldwater. -- barry goldwater see bureaucrats for a meeting -- living. rep. loudermilk: iem barry loudermilk, and i will just say actors dream of being on broadway. i am living my dream of being on stage at cpac. carney, them commentary editor at the "washington examiner," and visiting fellow at the american enterprise institute. i favorite thing to do is to expose and battle against cronyism and corporate welfare. charlie: our organization, turning point usa, we have an expression -- "big government sucks." strong say we have a position. we also have a booklet called 50 wacky ways the government ruins your money -- waste your money. what are the craziest ways the government has wasted your money? rep. loudermilk: there is so much, it is hard to wrap your arms around one thing. probably the last two years in congress, the one that struck me the most outrageous was the amount of money one of our agencies, the apartment -- the department of homeland security paid employees to stay at home and not come to work. up to

what's on the side, not the center is the conservative movement that came after barry goldwater.this year. >> go ahead. >> i think it was your piece, our friend mike murphy talking about this saying the populous revolt style was sort of a wing to the party, give it a couple slots, beat it back and the establishment prevails. now it's the center of the republican party. >> that's a great point. when i was talking to mike murphy, he said the dynamic in the republican party was the establishment, country clubbers and then you have the bill buckley's and ronald reagans. they were the main camps in the gop. as he put it, the pat buchanan wing. 1992, he comes out with a revolt campaign. they were on the side, on the fringes. so was steve bannon and donald trump. what we are seeing is the vacuum of power in the republican party, a weaker establishment and weaker conservative movement. into the vacuum are populous revolters. >> speaking of, casy hunt, there's a new show at cpack, bannon and priebus. it's electrifying the chemistry. tell us about it. >> it's like moonlighting. >> we are a

barry goldwater and so on, and people often say to me, you believe in america, what deals you believeod, personal responsibility, the sank different of human life, the right to bear arm, limited government, free markets. all things that are very close to my heart. the state of israel, very close to my heart. and that i think is really, really important to the success of a free and confident people, and that's why my organization, which is nonpartisan, is standing up for those virtues and value that catapulted american to the pinnacle nation on the earth. we are going to team up with as many different like-minded organizations as we can because we want to spread our message as far and wide as possible. we want to reach every single american child and if there's a school you want us to peek of, somewhere you want to bring us to, please go on to our web site. flagu.s.a..org. flag uss.org. >> host: bartholomew e-mails: nick talked about donald trump setting the tone. i was wondering what type of tone thank you. thank you. was sing at the national prayer breakfast when he knocked arnold sc

all the way from edmund burke to a conservative, barry goldwater and so on and so forth.se to believe? well, i believe in god, personal responsibility, the sanctity of human life, the right to bear arms, strong national defense. limited government, strong national defense. limited government, free market, these are all things that are very close to my heart, the state of israel. is very close to myy heart.. and that i think is really, really important to the success of a free and confident people. that is why my organization which is nonpartisan, is standing up for those virtues and values that catapulted america to the pinnacle nation of this earth. we are going to team up with as many different like-minded organizations as we can because we want to spread our message is for an wide. we want to reach every single american child. there's a school you want us to come and speak it, if there somewhere you want to bring us to, please please go to our website, flake usa.org.: flake usa.org. >> host: bartholomew e-mails, nick talked about donald trump setting the tone. i was wo

i have the barry mflt goldwater range which is our premier training center for our military forces that are being shipped overseas. i also have a u.s. fish and wildlife refuge. in each and every location, much like the general talked about today, the secretary, is he needs to go down, ascertain from those different geographic locations, what is needed best. it could be a fence. it could be vehicle barriers. it could be just electronic infrastructure such as radar operated camera systems, or detection radars, or lasers. but i think they need to approach that from the perspective on the boots on the ground level like i mentioned earlier in order to address that. >> would access to federal lands help? that would be a law we would have to change. >> absolutely, sir. and we encounter that same situation down there in yuma county back in '05-'06 when they were putting in the fence utilizing our national guard. we worked with our tribal partners and we're able to do the brush clearing like asked about before, because it was along the colorado river corridor. it opened up recreational areas for