ben carson, don't be a stranger to the show. you've got a welcome home here. dr. you're all right. see us again soon. thank you, sir. >> thank you. stuart: this year, you're going to pay through the nose if you get cassioppi cemented to an ice school. ashley, give me numbers. ashley: sticker shock pushing $90,000 a year. upward of $320,000 for four years. places like brown university and cost of attendance, tuition room, board and fees almost $85,000 and that's well above what the typical u.s. household earns, and here's what you pay for full freight per year and cornell and 84,500, 60. stanford just over $802,000 and harvard, what a bargain, $76,763 per year. financial aid does help at least 50% of students receive some sort of financial help for lower and middle income students with an average household income below $125,000 but schools are complaining they too are paying for much more in this inflationary world. but that is eye watering. stuart: yes, it is. ashley, you mentioned inflation. vauthank you very much. i have inflation satisfactory for everyone -- sto

i actually covered the ben carson campaign, what is the lesson?mean, that is the ultimate challenge that we've run into for years now. if you are each candidate, you have no incentive to go after donald trump personally. you would love somebody else to do it. because you don't want to upset all of those millions of people who are die hard donald trump fans. the problem is, we've seen how this movie works out. there were 16 other people playing the same play. you know donald trump is going to come swinging at you, the idea that you're going to be able to go through a nomination, defeat donald trump without getting down in the mud with him is nonsensical. he's going to come swinging at you or he's going to knock you out. i understand why ron desantis doesn't want to have that conversation yet. he clearly thinks what's going on right now is working for him. even though he's not ahead in most of the polls you look at. he certainly believes that a shorter primary is better for him. if donald trump and him go after each other right now, donald trump cou

ben carson he's on my team. where are you, dr. ben carson, thank you so much.e have the brightest sharpest people on our side. we have the ideas and solutio and that's what it's all about going forward we need to have these commonsense solutions to solve our problems. i know we have mr.orko in the card -- we have sebastian and the crowd, and he escaped to communism. he helped me unleash my inner self. i appreciate it. and my favorite journalist, and i worked in journalism. and people ask, who you follow in journalism because so much of it is fake andropaganda. and whenever they aske i say john solomon, just the news. thank you john, i don't know where you are but you are my go to for news. thank you, john. i love what you're doing thank you for keeping it honest. you're one of the good ones, you're going dowin history. and thinking -- and thank you for having me on tonight, and that's whatt's about making sure that we are sending our children forward in a world that's free entry. -- entry patriots -- and true patriots are behind it. this is the guy who was stil

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take for instance ben carson who during his 2016 presidential run worked with rapper aspiring mogul to magic for himself. ♪ support ben carson for our next president and be awesome ♪ >> america became a great nation early on. not because it was flooded with politicians but because it was flooded with people who understood the value of personal responsibility. >> it's the flute for me. we all witnessed how well the worked out for ben. and just last year, in his re-election campaign, florida governor ron desantis, oh, yeah, he brought in the big guns. working with lynyrd skynyrd's johnny van zandt to release this. >> at least he didn't try to rhyme something with fauci. is it possible to be embarrassed on someone's behalf? i think van zandt should probably stick to sweet home alabama, but there's one person on the right more than any other that has yearned for acceptance from every aspect of our culture. and that would be none other than, you guessed it, donald trump. and yes, there have been a number of songs produced about him. he made a cameo in a 2013 music video for a russian pop st

. >> excited to see ben carson. >> big names in the party and no one is bigger than donald trump butome other big names are going elsewhere. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with kim brunhuber. >>> and we begin with extreme weather from snow to tornadoes battering huge swaths of the u.s. at least ten people have died as the powerful storm system marches across the south and into the northeast. four of those deaths in kentucky, in some places the storm brought winds strong enough to flip semitrucks, this is interstate 64 near lexington, kentucky, the driver says he's lucky to be alive. have a look at this, the roof of a church in indiana ripped right off. as winds reached hurricane strength and this man was at home in spencer county, indiana when the storm hit, listen to this. >> the back doors started shaking, the house started shaking and then i couldn't see nothing but white. we didn't even have time to get anywhere. it was just like right on top of us. the house was shaking. we were all close together. in the middle room of the house, still. wow. it's the

♪ quex ladies and gentlemen, please welcome former secretary of housing and urban development , ben carson>> thank you very much. thank you so much. wonderful to be back here with you once again, i have just found out the set of 15 minutes, but, i'm a surgeon and i know how to cut. so not a problem. but, the other thing that's easy for me is i don't have to spend a lot of time working on what words i'm going to say because i'm not politically correct. so i don't want to hear about that. i think that that's a big problem in our society, we are letting media and big tech and people tell us what we can and cannot say, that's a bunch of garbage, we could say anything we want, a lot of people vote for our rights to say what we want to say, and i'm so glad we have this cpac conference because, as the bible says in the book of isaiah, come, let us read and together, and that's what we do, we come and reason together. unlike the other side, which doesn't reason, they just like to impose and mandate, and it doesn't lead to the kind of place that i think ben franklin and our other founders work so h

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ben carson would go to for ways to support small businesses and get more jobs infused since small businesseso 70% of workers. the u.s. supreme court, shannon, does this get to that level? how do you test me to figure out how much of a slave i am? are you blood testing me? a notebook? family history and stories? anybody can tell? house minority leader generations do we go back and i mean that, some of this feels like discrimination in the making in reverse. >> shannon: there will be people, if california does pass something or san francisco, put it to paper and it is signed and people will challenge on both sides saying me as taxpayer or me as recipient, i couldn't get into the pool. governor newsom said there will be budget deficit this coming fiscal year. if you promise things to people you know you can't give them, that is unkind and unconscionable. san francisco said they are considering a $1 home. you cannot buy $1 million home, i don't know where that property is coming from, will you have to confiscate it from people? when you give people false hope, they will be more hurt and angry wh

cruz, rubio, chris christie, rand paul, carly fiorina, ben carson. >> there were a ton of them. many are announcing in 2024? as of right now, zero. you know why? they went through the trump meat grinder. they faced down what it takes to beat that guy. you don't he see any of them saying i would like to sign up to go through that. a whole group of people will try again to out trump, trump. i say good luck. pompeo, you can't wrap everything around what trump did and distance yourself for it. you have to run your own candidacy. desantis is a disciple of trump. he endorsed him in 2008. that cpac, heart and soul of the republican party, not donors, club for growth crowd, that is for trump. as he puts on more policy decisions, shows he will fight, he think he is the prohibitive front-runner on the republican side. stuart: you got it. can't get much better than that. pete, see you soon. >> thank you. stuart: still on the election here, what is the governor of new hampshire, chris sununu what is he saying about 2024? lauren: he says trump will not be the nominee in 2024. listen. >> he i

ben carson. there is now a 60,000 person waiting list. learn about old glory bank.you like what you see, you better get in line now so you can open up your own account. but we have to got --but we have to fight back because big tech is trying to create a society that is different from the one that you want. these three individuals are fighting really hard for you. we all have to fight back if we have any chance of saving this american experiment. thank you. [applause] ♪ >> first off, i want to thank cpac for doing this and i want to thank each of you for being here. it is nice to be here. i love coming to the cpac event. welcome to america in the year 2023, where we are destroying the country we love. that is what is happening right here in america. we are destroying the country we love. to be clear, it is not you. and it is not made. we are not destroying our country. it is the president of the united states who is destroying our country. it is the u.s. senate that is destroying our country. it is the news media. it is the democratic party. academia, hollywood, wal

and then, ben carson. and then the ceo of the nra, william pire. and on 5:30 eastern on saturday, former president donald trump. you can watch arc coverage of the test you can watch arc coverage of the cpac in its entirety online. on our mobile app, c-span now. >> congress is back next week, thsenate returns monday at 3:00 eastern, senators will contueork on more of president biden's judicial nominations for u.s. judicial courts. the house gavels and on tuesday, congresswon elect, was recently elected to replace a late senator desolate congressperson will sign it. anlar in the week members will take up legislation to prohibit federal officials to censor political speech. watch on c-span, c-span2 or on c-span now, or online on c-span.org. >> live, sunday, from tucson festival of books, investigated -- investigative journalist jeff nguyen will take your questions on american outlaws, he's wrten books on bonnie and clyde, and the mexican border war as well as his latest book, waco about the standoff in texas in 1993 between david karesh and the branch

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looking like he'd be competitive with donald trump donald trump there reenact ed, ben carson supposedly and the crowd was in awe of what was taking place on stage. eight years later, donald trump is back at it here in the town of davenport this time, it was ron desantis the question here is, once the florida governor were to actually run, could he dent into this and make this iowa caucus a competitive process ahead. >> hey, it's jonathan. i feel we've talked a bunch, wondering why donald trump wasn't really campaigning. there was a disastrous rollout, obviously coming on the heels of the republicans' poor showing i the midterms so many r were saying, it's time to turn the page trump wasn't doing anything, other than having dinner with a white supremacist. you've been there all along. what has changed gene robinson said last hour, is this a sense where trump is back in terms of the campaign fighter? >> reporter: there was moments last night during that speech of his in which i had to question whether january 6th had happened, whether he had actually lost the presidential election, whethe

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carson valley. i after dinner, ben, melissa, her teenage brother craig and little alyssa, settled in the dental watchie. melissa remembers falling asleep on the couch when she woke up with a. start. >> thinking i was late for work. it was 2:30 in the morning. i was like, oh i'm not late. so i went and got in the bed. >> crawled in with ben, she said. moonlight on the color covers. warmth inside. >> about an hour later is when i was woken up by the smell and then a loud noise. my ears were ringing. but at first i thought i was dreaming. >> the smell? >> yeah, it was the smell of the gunpowder. >> as she told it, she looked over at ben. saw by the light of the moon he appeared to have slept through whatever it was. she managed him. he didn't stir. >> so i was like, ok i'll go check it out. so i walked around our bed and got about halfway down the hallway and realized our front door was open. >> but you didn't see anybody? >> no. >> halfway down the hall, she said, cold air rushing in. she knew something was very wrong. so, she ran back to the bedroom. turned on the light. >> i went to go wake him up an

secretary of housing and urban development ben carson. ceo of the national rifle association. saturday at five: 30 eastern, former president donald trump. watch live coverage here on c-span. you can watch our coverage of the conservative political acti conference in its entirety on our website, c-span.org. and on our mobile app, c-span now. at the white house, president biden met with the german chancellor. they talked about relations between the nations and providing assistance to ukraine for its fight against russia. president biden: well, chancellor, welcome back to the oval office. welcome back to the white house. we've had a lot of changes since the last time you were here. if i'm not mistaken, you were here in february of 2022 in russia was amassing its troops, 185,000 troops on the ukrainian border, and we made it clear that if you moved we would both respond. and together we made good on that. and i want to thank you for your strong standing leadership. i mean that sincerely. it's made the world of a difference. together, we made litaryport. i would argue that beyond m