ben carson. [applause] dr. carson: thank you. thank you very much. it's so good to be back at cpac again in steaming hot texas. i was under a great time restraint because my flight was leaving at 5:40, but of course it is delayed. all flights these days are delayed. and you know, it is really not a weather problem or a mechanical problem, because we have lost so many of our pilots and other staff because they won't take a vaccine that does not work. and we are still just doing stupid things, and it really is kind of irritating, quite frankly. and we will finally know that our government has gotten the message when they begin to fully acknowledge natural immunity, which is by far better than any kind of immunity you can have. but of course if they acknowledge natural immunity, then they can't insist that everybody get that jab. so, you see how politics and ideology is infiltrating everything that we do, and it really is very sad. because america is an amazing place. do you realize that we are the only country that has a dream? no other country has a d

ben carson when i was running for governor. he talked about a plan that he had, that had the trump administration had a second term, they already had this ready to go. on federal land, they were gonna have the same regulations and rules that you have another lands, and we're gonna put it on a bill, lower costs of small housing. and he told me that the mayor was on board, the mayor of l.a.. even governor graham newsom was on board. and there was plenty of money to treat people, and they will treat people first. and then, they would be offered opportunities to live on federal property, and in these houses that will be built. ben carson believes that both of the homeless people would take our people on their offer and then would be willingly relocated to these areas where federal property is. we have to do something, though. it's gotten worse and worse. when gavin news and was mayor of san francisco, two term mayor, he promised to end the homeless problem in san francisco before the end of his term. it's worse than ever. and with

ben ben carson joins me morning. great to see you, secretary.this story, rent prices out of control, housing affordability becoming a really big issue. how do we fix this? >> you know, for the first time the average house, average new house costs over $400,000. you know, it's been a combination of shortages and, you know, building materials and all these kinds of things half really contributed to to that. and what that has done is pushed new housing out of the range of many americans and, therefore, shifting over to the aren'tal market. and -- the rental market. and now they're finding in the rental market a shock when they look at those prices. i why are hose prices so high in one of the things, you know, when i was secretary we learned is that it's regulatory areas. we're still very innovative in this country. we still have the entrepreneurial spirit. we have people who know how to build things that are efficient and don't cost an arm and a leg. but by the time you get through adding on the regulations, the noise restrictions, the density rest

i had a conversation with ben carson when i was at cpac in dallas days ago. ben said, i am going to do what god wants me to do. i said, that is exactly how i feel. i feel that i have a patriotic and spiritual obligation to do what i think can help the country. if i can do nothing more than tell people of color, knock it off, pick up the cards, play them to the best of your ability and you will be fine, and get back to values. get back with the church. get back to right and wrong. if i can do that and wake up a few people and do what i thought obama was going to do but refused to do, i will assert my purpose. >> have you been to mar-a-lago? larry: i have a couple of times. i was there for the premier of "2000 mules." all of these people are going to the drop boxes stacks of mail-in ballots. i do not think they were legitimate. places like cleveland, philadelphia, atlanta, detroit. i was also there for another event. i have been a couple of times. >> have you expressed this view point of running to president trump? larry: i have not. since mar-a-lago is when i t

she worked for a time with three presidential candidates including bob dole, ben carson, and donald trumpresident trump who nominated her to serve on the board of the federal reserve. her selection to the fed was controversial. and eventually president biden's administration withdrew her nomination in february of 2021. >> judy shelton of book notes a plus. is available on the c-span free mobile app or whatever you get your podcast. ♪ ♪ >> look at tv every sunday on c-span2 features leading authors discuss in their latest nonfiction books. at 8:00 p.m. eastern contributes in the 2022 freedom libertarian conference, including author of the power of capitalism. kent withheld the foreskin save the world. in george gilder with his book life after capitalism. and then at 10:00 p.m. on after words, craddick senator patrick leahy 50 year career at the u.s. senate in his memoir the road taken. he by usa today bureau chief. watch book tv every sunday on c-span2. but a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at booktv.org. ♪ >> house speaker nancy pelosi held a briefing on the ag

after, she's been in and out of politics and worked with three presidential candidates, bob dole, ben carson president trump. he voted her for the federal reserve and it was controversial and joe biden's administration withdrew in february of 2021. judy shelton on book notes plus. it's available on c-span now noble app mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> the senate works on a global climate treaty speaking an amendment to reduce gases commonly used in air conditioning and refrigerators. this week expect today work on president biden disclosure patch which would require so-called dark money group to disclose donors who give $10,000 or more during an election cycle and live now to the floor of the u.s. senate here on c-span2. senate will come to order. the chaplain dr. barry black will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. our heavenly father, you are our mighty fortress. continue to be for us, a bulwark that never fails. lord, inspire our lawmakers to do your will. direct them in their work, empower them to meet each challenge and shield them from discouragement.

ben carson believes that most of the home -- homeless would take up people on their offer and be willinglycated to these areas where federal property is. we have to do something. it has gotten worse and worse. when gavin newsom was mayor of san francisco, he promised to end the homeless problem. it is worse than ever. he was lieutenant governor who pounded the desk and complained that he had nothing to do. i suggested he might want to fulfill his campaign promise to solve homeless problem in san francisco but it is only gotten worse. it's not a housing problem, it's a spiritual problem. there is a direct relationship between the breakdown of the family and the large number of people who are homeless. we can address this by dealing with their mental illness, alcoholism, and building low-cost housing. >> a reminder that the larry elder in-depth program and all other in-depth programs are available to watch in their entirety online on our website book tv.org. before we close, we want to let you know that book tv will be live at the national book festival on saturday, september 3. it is held h

i talked to doctor ben carson when i was running for governor we talked about a plan that he had the administration had a second term he had this ready to go it was on federal land have the same regulations and rules you have on other lands they were able to build a lot of low-cost small housing. he told meet the mayor of l.a. was on board even governor gavin newsom was on board there was plenty of money to treat people. they would treat people first and then they'd be offered opportunities to live on federal property in these houses that would be built. ben carson believed most of the homeless people would take a people on their offer and be willingly relocated to these areas for federal property is. we've got to do something though. it's gotten worse and worse treatment gavin newsom was mayor of of san francisco he was a two-term mayor he promised to end the homeless problem ines sn francisco before the end of his term. it is worse than ever. when he was lieutenant governor for eight years complaint had nothing to do i suggested maybe he just may be mounted to fulfill his campaign

she worked for a time with three presidential candidates including bob dole, ben carson and donald trump. it was president trump innominate or to serve on the board of the federal reserve. our selection to the fed was controversial and eventually president joe biden's administration withdrew her nomination in february 2021. >> judicial on this episode of booknotes+. booknotes+ is available on the c-span now free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> next, discussion about constitutional structure and supreme court cases on the 2021-22 term. the cato institute hosted legal scholars at its 21st annual constitution. its 21st annual constitution day symposium in washington, d.c. they talk about cases including west virginia versus epa which struck down the epa's clean power plan. [inaudible conversations]

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after, she's been in and out of politics and worked with three presidential candidates, bob dole, ben carson and president trump. he voted her for the federal reserve and it was controversial and joe biden's administration withdrew in february of 2021. judy shelton on book notes plus. it's available on c-span now noble app mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> the senate works on a global climate treaty speaking an amendment to reduce gases commonly used in air conditioning and refrigerators. this week expect today work on president biden disclosure patch which would require so-called dark money group to disclose donors who give $10,000 or more during an election cycle and live now to the floor of the u.s. senate here on c-span2. senate will come to order. the chaplain dr. barry black will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. our heavenly father, you are our mighty fortress. continue to be for us, a bulwark that never fails. lord, inspire our lawmakers to do your will. direct them in their work, empower them to meet each challenge and shield them from discourageme

ben tracy has that story. >> reporter: at darrow's new orleans grill in carson, california -- >> you've got your fresh catfished. >> reporter: -- you can count on a warm welcome. >> this is what you've been waiting for all week. >> reporter: a hot fryer. and that signature blue flame burning on the stovetop. >> we've always used gas. all these recipes are gas-related. >> reporter: norwood clark jr. has been cooking with gas for decades. he's worried that a growing number of bans on gas appliances in california could impact his plans to open a new restaurant near los angeles's football stadium. >> this is going to put a major, major wrench in those plans. when you change the cooking style, you change the makeup of the product itself. i can't see any legitimate chef out there turning to electric. i don't see it. >> really? >> i don't see it, ben. >> reporter: about 80 local governments have passed laws requiring or encouraging new homes and businesses to use electric rather than natural gas appliances. burning natural gas in these settings accounts for about 13% of u.s. greenhouse gas emissions. the largest com