house intern named monica lewinsky who lived in that apartment next-door to the apartment of senator bob dole and his wife elizabeth. one of them is called monica land. >> what did you find out about how she lived in watergate while under siege from the press did you interview her for the book or reach out to her? >> i understand she has put up walls around her. marshall lewis, monica's mother rented a duplex apartment and her sister deborah and her mother also had an apartment, this sorsort of like the familye their roots there and so marcia rents the apartment and then invites monica to live with her. i got to interview both the prior tenets so into that there's a moment of how monica is introduced so i interview bob dole who is doing actually pretty well. i ask about this and at the time it was funny reading the stories about him just joking with the press corps he would like to go out and entertain them and at one point he started to develop all sorts of jokes and said i must have been elected president, look at all these people. then he was the spokesman for dunkin' donuts. so then it wa

of all the chambers of commerce and all the state legislatures and politicians in washington bob dole ever ran across, he always said there was one, always remember to extend his left hand to shake his hand and that was richard nixon. if you look at bob dole giving the eulogy of richard nixon's funeral, the same man who came up with a story about see no evil hear no evil and evil breakdown, wracked with agony as he gives the eulogy at an's funeral. there was something more there, i thought. and yet, at one point the working title for the book was going to be richard nixon, an american tragedy because he almost was a shakespearean figure of greek tragedy. he did awful things in watergate. he delayed, undermined lyndon johnson's efforts to end vietnam war in 1968 so he could get elected and yet as mr. spock told us when he encouraged captain cook to negotiate with the klingons, their is an old falcon proverb, only nixon could go to china. nixon went to china. with a stroke of his pen, the environmental protection agency, he signed legislation that increased tenfold the number of young w

john decides he wants to move into the watergate to be near his buddy bob dole. that was the end of the marriage. and it was the pet policy. no more than two pets unless you had combined apartments and then maybe and then maybe you could grandfather a pet in. biographer said she was ask. asked. she to make a choice. she picked her pets. i have read the book and that's just fascinating again to hear it again through your comments here tonight. we are very appreciative that you chose the national press club to be among the first venues where you are discussing the book in fact, i mentioned at the beginning we have the same whether tonight on february 21 that existed in happened in june of 1972. and as you all know the washington post broke many of the stories that led to president nixon's resignation in today, as you are here at the national press club. they have the major review about the book. i don't know if you study astrology. they would say that's good karma. >> before i turn over the event to questions from the audience joe said that he have brought some sli

prises council of bob dole it's one of the movies that people. in the running one of the front runners this year is cold cold. one of the front runners this is. the law. now and it is sorry it's found some thread and around a hundred or so people around the world come out he paid to see it it's all about an aging man who spoke of a young tryst and takes her on as his muse assistant and lover. how about ok. i'm. ok and you don't deserve forward to campaign for equal pay and a room full of million as the top of almost always easy on the equal pay the g.d.p. of south african nation so what was it for the big winner of this yeah well one of the movies is all about a disabled woman who is being sexually harassed at walk and she ends up sleeping with a green tint on the role of indeterminate jad my money's on the line. there was drama saturday outside the white house in washington which temporarily went on lockdown after a gunshot was heard details after a break start. every single piano and every single corporation in america has a guy sitting in the

here if he takes one of the top prizes on school bob dole one of the movies that people should be watching the one day one of the front runners this year is cold cold. one of the front runners this year is. the law. then in a story it's found some thread and around a hundred or so people around the world have actually paid to see it it's all about an aging man who spots a young tryst and takes her on as his muse assistant and lover. how is that ok. ok and you don't deserve forward to campaign for equal pay in a room full of million as the top of almost the only way to be on the equal pay for the g.d.p. of south african nation so what's sauce hit for the big winner of this yeah well one of the movies is all about a disabled woman who is being sexually harassed at walk and she ends up sleeping with a green in partner old indeterminate jad my money's on my. new show on law you know talk drama real nasty scenes drama so the white house in washington a bit earlier today was temporarily in lock down in front of a gun show it was built for the provocations what happened right after the break. wit

bob dole lost it by 16 points. the last time republicans won it in open race for the presidency was 1928. we had to win western states one once or twice by clinton-gore, nevada, arizona. we thought we had a shot at oregon because of ralph nader. at end of this discussion donald trump was lecturing how he could win oregon, california, new york. i was telling him, no, you can't. every day you spend trying to win a state you can't win like new york or california or oregon is a day you can't spend in a state like pennsylvania or iowa that you can win. so even at the end of may, later on, he gives a speech, 10 days later he said i've got my strategy for 270. battlegrounds. 15 states. tell you what they are over the next month. i will spend all my time and energy effort in them. tell you three of them today, california, oregon, and new york. and then later announced he would, after paul manafort came aboard as campaign chairman he announced he would contest connecticut which is paul manafort's hometown state. it took him

bush, ted cruz, bob dole. but every winner of the office signed a waiver every six months not to move the embassy, and so, the jerusalem embassy act, again, requires that the state department not be allowed to use its overseas construction budget until this was done, but presidents waived it every six months until president trump overturned all of that and recognized jerusalem as israel's capital and said that the u.s. would move the embassy. americans have never supported this. upon the trump administration's announcement, 36% of americans polled by cnn said that they opposed recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital. when polled 57% of americans in january of 2017 said that they were opposed to moving their embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. so the u.s. is becoming israel's designating arbiter of territorial claims, i would say via the power of the israel lobby. george w. bush even signed a letter to prime minister sherone saying he didn't want them to withdraw from certain territories if they didn't want t

bob dole lost it by 16 points and the last time the republicans won in an open race before 2000 was 1920. then we had to win western states, montana, nevada, arizona. we thought we had a shot in oregon because of ralph nader. at the end of this discussion, presumptive republican nominee donald trump was lecturing me on how he could win oregon, california and new york. i was telling him, no, you can't. every day you spent trying to win a state you can't win like new york or california or oregon is a day that you can't span and a state like this of any eye with that you can. even at the intimate, later on he gives a speech ten days later which is as i've got my strategy for 270 battleground. >> i 15 states, i'm going to do what they are over the next month and a going to spend all my time and energy and effort into and but i'll tell you through them today, california, oregon and new york. later announced is going to come after paul manafort came on board as his campaign chairman, he announced he would contest connecticut which is paul's hometown state. it took him a while before smart peop

two of the street's most prominent voices to be here to talk about, bob dole and jpmorgan chase chief economist anthony chan, they'll tell us where they believe the market is headed next. we are less than an hour to the closing bell on this friday. i'm ashley webster in for liz claman, let's start the "countdown." ♪ ashley: as i said, here we go again. on wall street market losses accelerating into the close after what has been another choppy day of trade. the dow hitting session highs of 150 points shortly after president trump's remarks, but since then losing steam with less than an hour, as we say, until the closing bell. the dow off now more than 1 %, down 269 points. the dow at 23,686. take a look at the aerospace/defense stockings. they are moving higher in this environment. interesting, lockheed up, regaining some of the losses from yesterday as is northrup grumman and raytheon. drug merricks falling at this hour after president trump pivoted towards the opioid crisis in america saying that the u.s. will sue certain drug companies over opioids. you can look at those opioid-rela

journalist remarked i suspect if i caught a would have frowned upon the talc producing if we'd a bob dole or maybe not so much frown upon it as much as burned with boundless rage and. very very this a tough crowd a tough crowd on social media but doesn't mean you can think about what you want at least of strong attention to the topic and the hashtag is raising a lot of discussion and that's what we need. is always right and sophie thank you so much for that greatly appreciate it now women have been breaking into male dominated professions for a very long time in the fields of science medicine plumbing architecture politics journalism it's goes on and on and on you name it and chances are women made a market often the women breaking new ground tend to go unnoticed or are completely overlooked but companies like microsoft are trying to change that take a look my parents that kicked in school it found because you can kind of pull think this ain't no limit when you can share. one inventor benjamin franklin the n.r.a. convention town hall status and how they i'm standing on the top line than t

and bob dole. but every winner of the office signed a waiver every six months not to move the embassy. again, they required that the state department every six months. they have never supported this. upon the trump administration's announcement 36 percent of americans polled by cnn said that they opposed recognition. when pulled. they were opposed to moving at the embassy. from tel aviv to jerusalem. they even signed. the certain territories if they didn't want too. because of the lobby wants it. the embassy moved and related measures was the assistance. and that is why they have a real panel of experts coming up to talk about the united nations and other important issues. so, agenda number two in the israel lobby would very much like to pass a federal law mandating the criticism of israel in some cases it is equivalent to anti-semitism. the awareness act is an expansive u.s. state department on what anti-semitism is. also crafted by the organizations. which is designed to clamp down on criticism o

bush, bob dole, but every winner of the office sign the waiver and have every six months not to move the embassy. and so, jerusalem embassy act, again, required that the state department not be allowed to use its overseas construction budget until this is done and peasants waived it every six months until president trump overturned all of that. he recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and said the us with the pc. americans have never supported this and upon the trump administration's announcement 36% of americans polled by cnn said that they oppose recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital. when polled 57% of americans in january 2017 said they were opposed to moving the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. the us is becoming israel's delegated arbiter of territorial claims and i would say by the power of the israeli lobby. george w. bush even signed a letter in the prime minister saying that he didn't expect them to drop certain territories if they didn't want to. this is been something that has been a while and coming. the question is can the us really be considered a legitimate a

you've learned a few lessons over the years flattery is the mother's milk of television well done bob doleyou the trillion dollar man again if you'd like. >> great to chat happy friday. stuart: see you again soon. and first off bitcoin where is it, 10, $789 a coin holding right around there for a few days actually. how about the price of gold? where is that in all this stock market turmoil we're up $15 today, $1320 per ounce and now this. we're going to put it on the screen he is the world's best car salesman and he recently broke a 44-year-old record. he will join us shortly. p diddy is no longer the biggest money maker in hip hop. can you guess who took the top spot on forbes list of richest rappers? yes, the answer, next. hold on a second. check this out, please. an asteroid about the size of a bus approaching within 70,000 miles of earth. you can watch this asteroid on a live stream provided by the virtual telescope project. if you miss this one don't worry there's another one coming next week and that flyby will be about 870,000 miles from earth, march 7 is the date. it's coming up fo

and i'm going back to the early days of, i leaned over to oregon and i said bob dole , he thought really hard to get rid of purchase requirements for back then, food stamps. it wasn't something that came out often when he was running for president but he had experience, his family had experienced hard times in kansas and that stuck with him and i remember over the years working with dick lugar . who also was an incredible champion. and and cochran and so i love the fact that you could go into the agriculture community meeting and you've got all these different sectors and we are all pulling in the same direction . people are in their room representing different interests but we all knew we had to pull together in order to get a farm build on. so i agree that in 2014 when there was an effort in the house to rent the nutrition title out of the farm bill, we thought that would be disastrous. and we thought hard with the other titles to keep us all together because i think that link is really very important to agricultural interests, conservation, energy, nutrition, we all sort of need to ha

bob kelly. >> got it right here. you got it, 5:32, good morning , let's take little tour, jumping around town, swamp road example every just off 202 what we're dolingh , the heavy wet snow. now the roads for the most part, everything is passable, we don't have that accumulate yet, they're wet, but the heavy wet snow sitting on the top of the power lines. maybe drooping down some of the tree branches, on some of the secondary roads and side streets. and that heavy snow will eventually pull down trees, and power lines, and that's what we are we are all concerned about as we move through the rest of the day, here is a live look, at 495, down here, in wilmington, delaware, where there is speed restriction in place. for the gang in and out of delaware, i95, northeast philadelphia, crews are been out. put down the first layer of salt. all of the penndot crews just sitting waiting in the wings, until it becomes a plowing operation. right now it is just wet roadways. now, we had brooklawn circle, underwater because of high tide. which officially occurred at 5:30, they hope that maybe by 7:00 the tide will recede, we should be able to get traffic rolling ag

bair, head of fdic, republican appointment by president bush, used to be chief of staff for senator bob dole. dan turillo, read of regulation for the federal reserve wants us to vote no. sarah bloom raskin at the federal reserve and secretary of treasury. tom honig, a republican who said fdic, earlier was a fed president. antonio weiss at the treasury department. paul tucker, international regulator. phil angelides, former california state treasurer who ran the commission that examined what happened in the bank crisis, all wrote to the senate, all outlined a combined 28 pages worth of concerns about this bill, and my colleagues just say oh, this is just helping the small community banks and some of the regional banks a little bit. well, not exactly. that's what happens here. we start off wanting to help the small banks. we start off helping some of the mid-sized regional banks that generally do a good job, banks like runnington and fifth third and key bank, but then wall street gets involved and wall street drives a bigger and bigger hole in this bill and gets more and more help and more and