solicitor general of the united states, a federal judge, the chancellor president of baylor university and perhaps best-known all of us who are met in the 1990s as independent counsel investigating at the time president bill clinton. thank you. [applause] >> the topic of course is donald trump. here we are today in 2017 and i would like you all to first weigh in on this one question. over the course of one year, is donald trump presidency the most ethically challenged presidency in yourr estimation? and if not, whose was? >> well, it's a tough question to answer because i don't know much about that tenure millard fillmore. [laughing] butmo at least going back to the ethics in government acts we that i don't think anything that would even come close to rivaling the kind of ethical concerns that we are seeing now. >> a somebody who was born in millard fillmore hospital in buffalo, new york, i -- >> i did my research. >> excellent. >> i'm going to start with the same disclaimer as walt, that might disappoint my former professors of the american presidency. i don't remember everyone dating

then there was some inappropriate smack dog against baylor it's all part of hyping up your team but it'sot no you want from a team cap. that should be a leader with grace and class. now may feed did apologize today and was pretty oh motion al to the media saying he understand what he did was wrong. it's not like he's not going to play on saturday. this is going to have zero effect on his mice man trophy. he is by the clear favorite to win this year even with conduct issues we've seen plenty of other players johnny manziel come away with the trophy at the end of the season. lucy. >> that is true. what was that guy's name the last one you mentioned again, johnny manziel. >> sounds familiar. i vaguely remember that name. beyonce' earns more money than any other woman in the music industry. shocker of shocks. forbes mag seep says the sager raked in $105 million between june of 2016 to june of this year. how did she survive on stuff like that. >> what do you do with all of that. >> that's tough. use a budge. >> i'd share with you. >> i'd share with a lot of people. run are in up adele also en

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more than 600 protesters, including author norman baylor, where arrested. next, the vietnam peace commemoration committee hosts a conference on the historical context of the 1967 peace movement. we hear from many activists who were dissipated in the washington protest 50 years ago. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. you're the kid read. no one knows so you get to walk in with a balloonilank slate. at max, you go to class 16 hours a week, if you take four classes for four hours a week, you're in class 16 hours. college is a class management exercise. i can get prepared to be in class for 16 hours a week, because

this guy was taking classes at a community college last year after walking away from baylor just waitingy elsewhere. auburn came knocking and stidham and the tigers on the verge of a playoff berth after defeat the number one team in the nation for the second time in three weeks. the fans on the field meant that auburn university got a $250,000 fine because you're not allowed to do that in their conference. >> look at that. >> thinking it was worth it. >> could very really avoid it? >> nerd nation. top heisman contender bryce love shocked notre dame. he ran for 125 yards and he is averaging nearly nine yards a carry on the season. the irish had the lead in the fourth quarter but stanford scored three straight touchdowns. the quarterback had four of them in this game. stanford with a 38-20 shocker over the golden domers and they now go to pac-12 championship game. they won three of the last five of those. nerd nation now faces usc. >>> finally, wait until you see. alabama may have lost some football but their hoops team give us something we may never see again in college hoops. their entir

a twitter user uploaded a photo of a text message he got from baylor university saying he's from many who had to wait until they got that letter of acceptance in the mail. a few days later, his official papers came with his freshman intake information, but with the text coming before the papers, many are wondering if those formal letters will be fazed out altogether f. you're on twitter and you don't follow wendy's, you are missing out. over the weekend, mcdonald's tweeted out something that looked like an error. wendy's replied saying when the tweets are as broken as the ice cream machine. if you aren't familiar, wendy's social media team always has a comeback or a clever tweet to their competitors and their customers. and mickey d's ice cream machine is always broken. there's a product listing that's buzzing online. just before christmas, it's a substitute smartphone. near a designer in use austria built them to help so-called smartphone addicts cope with not being near their phones. they're plastic with rows of small stones that simulate everything you do on the real thing, from sc

the family held a vigil last niegts in nicetown nearly one year since the death of brandon baylor. brandon's mother tell us she is just trying to keep his memory alive. she says someone knows who killed her son and silence only promotes violence. back in april philadelphia police released this surveillance video that they believe is connected to the murder. they say they're looking for the man in the maroon and blue shirt. they think he is the shooter. right now there is a $30,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. >>> we are learning that penn state has paid out another $16 million over claims of sexual abuse by jerry sandusky. the former assistant football coach was convicted in 2012 of sexually abusing ten boys. the school has now paid more than $100 million to victims. >>> today is not only veterans day, it's also the 30th anniversary of the vietnam veterans memorial near penn's landing. the memorial was created with the help of dennis best, a marine who is also a double amputee. he helped to raise funds to build the wall by wheeling from washington to philadelphia 3

more than 600 protesters, including author norman baylor, where arrested. next, the vietnam peace commemoration committee hosts a conference on the historical context of the 1967 peace movement. we hear from many activists who were dissipated in the washington protest 50 years ago. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. you're the kid read. no one knows so you get to walk in with a balloonilank slate. at max, you go to class 16 hours a week, if you take four classes for four hours a week, you're in class 16 hours. college is a class management exercise. i can get prepared to be in class for 16 hours a week, because i can reread the same thing 22 different times. in high school when you have to be in class eight hours a day and you want to be in a sport and you get home at 8:00 and you terry: the democrats would have been elected. kent state would not have happened. ellsberg would i have faced 105 years in jail. a whole lot of other history would be different if this war had been stopped, not to mention the thousands and millions of lives that were killed aft

exposing rape at yale university -- baylor university." texas book festival, today and sunday on c-span2's book tv. the house ways and means committee began work on the tax of one plant on monday before sending it to the full house for debate. watch live coverage monday starting at noon eastern on c-span2 and c-span.org. listen live using the free c-span radio app. washington journal continues. host: joining us now is abraham denmark, the director of the asia program at the wilson center. he is here to discuss the goals and significance of president trump's trip to asia. thank you for joining us. briefly explain what the wilson center is. is a: the wilson center congressionally created think tank. we were created in the 1960's as a memorial to president wilson. we are a public institution focused on research on international affairs. asia-pacific, which goes all the way from afghanistan to hawaii. it's a broad -- host: a big region. what is the significance of this trip to asia for president trump? guest: it is a very significant trip. the

and the dynasty,r horse-racing and paula lavine and mark violated, eshgs posing posing rape at baylorrsity among sexual assault crisis. texas book festival live on c-span 2 sunday book t.v. >> "washington journal" continues. ryan is back at the desk. serves as co-chair of addiction treatment and recovery caucus trumpngressman, president e week declared opioid epidemic public health emergency, what is impact of him doing that on the ground in akron in youngstown? guest: it certainly is welcome, underwom inuing is whelming. counties, you our need money, you need money on the ground to help, you need law enforcement and you need money for the first esponders, addressing a lot of issues and mostly you need the money for treatment. this is not alcohol addiction, drugs are very potent, a in rehab 60-day stay is not enough, you need probably three, four, maybe five months get yourself off this stuff and get yourself well. think sometimes a lot of people just don't understand the level of devastation in some of the communities. the, you are talking money nationwide, how much would you like to

to thank folds of honor for awarding me with this clip i'm from san antonio, texas i'm attending baylorgreen beret. he is 100 percent disabled. i would like to thank folds of honor, again, for allowing me to attend texas a&m university to fulfill my dream. thank you. ainsley: so great to hear their stories joining us now is the founder of folds of honor major dan rooney. and fighter pilot and pro-golfer. you have done it all. when you hear these stories, and you were on that plane and you saw a soldier, his casket was being pushed over to his family. you saw the little boy on the tarmac, who is going to teach this kid to play baseball? who is going to be there to raise him. you started this organization. now you hear all these great kids going to college because of you. >> i would say it's a group effort. as we head into the holidays it's a happy time for many of us, but the realities are there are over 1 million dependents in this country, spouses and children who have had somebody killed or disabled defending our freedoms. that's why we are on the couch today and we are brought togeth