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bob, to your point, mike. i'd pose the question to woodward, as well. donny said a few minutes ago, the worst two weeks he could have had, trump remains in the margin of error in two or three critical states. i guess the question i have for bob in your years, as well as your years of covering things, what does this say about the country that eight years ago we elected barack obama. eight years later you have a nominee in donald trump that i don't recall two weeks and he remains in the margin of error in two or three battleground states. what does it say about us as a nation as a body politic that he's able to do this day after day and still seemingly be rewarded? >> go ahead, bob. >> i'm not sure how you fix it. you have to just take it day by day. but i want to underscore the reaction to trump has become hyperbolic, also. "new york times" columnist tom friedman yesterday talked about trump and he doesn't like trump. and at one point he said he's a disgusting human being. reasonable opinion. but then he went on to say that trump's children should be ash

an author was interviewed, bob woodward, and he did it very well. >> richard, you have a couple pictures here on your wall of you and richard nixon but that was before your political clear as governor of kansas city. >> oh, yeah, it interfered with me because the first time i ran for governor, i was called nixon's choir boy. i worked for a wonderful individual and i had a former eisenhower aid who has enormous respect from everybody. that was the beginning of the political activity. i started with howard baker but that was early in my time. >> senator alexander, as president of the university of tennessee what was your experience with the students when it came to reading, literature and classes being taught? >> i try to drop in on classes of interesting teachers. one of them who is not there anymore is richard marias. i created a governor's school for teachers of writing and he came down from harvard where he had then taught the freshman writing course to teach about 210 tennessee students how to write and teach students how to write. they might be third grade, fifth grade, senior enlish

it was a very good, he interviewed bob woodward very well. jon meacham is the next one up. richard nixon, you've got a couple of pictures on the wall of u.n. richard nixon but that was before your political grid as governor of tennessee. >> guest: in fact edited with it because the first of i ran for governor, my democratic opponent called me nick sims choirboy. i worked in the nixon white house in 1969 and 70 for a man, a wonderful individual and a former eisenhower aid who has had and has enormous respect for everybody. so that was really the beginning of my political activity. i started before that with howard baker but that was early in my time. >> host: senator alexander, as president of the university of tennessee, what was your experience with the students when it came to reading and literature and some of the classes being taught? >> guest: i try to drop in on classes of interesting teachers. one of them was not there anymore, his name was richard married his. he taught at the university of us and when i was governor i created a governor's school for teachers of wri

(((gayle) ahead on cbs this morning--we'll talk with bob woodward about donald trump's plan to bring back cold war tactics to fight terror. and why some families are paying nearly 500- percent more than they used to for a life-saving allergy treatment. the news is back in the morning. see you at seven. )) /// take his new terror plan to wisconsin.. ((brian loftus)) >> he says he's calling for a temporary suspension of immigrants to gauge their american values -- calling it extreme vetting. meanwhile, hillary clinton argued trump will let syria become a free zone for isis./// ((brian loftus)) >>> 8 news now is your local election headquarters. you can find all things politics both on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// sherry, how's the weather today? demetria, how are the ((sherry swensk)) we're not seeing much left of that suspended dust in the air after the overnight. the dust really just drifted and will eventually thin out. .......... mt. charleston will be a place to ......................... ................ temps hit 108 yesterday - so not quite as hot as we first thou

syndicated columnist george will, bob woodward from "the washington post," charles lane also from theost, and rachel campos-duffy national spokesperson for the libre initiative. it is hard to keep up with all of the commercial things that donald trump says. here are highlights just from this week. >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is, i don't know. having a tremendous problem in utah, it is a different place. is anybody here from utah? i mean -- >> so i said the founder, obviously i am being sarcastic. then but not that sarcastic to be honest with you. >> rachel, you are a trump supporter, does any of that give you pause? >> let me say personally for me personally, i think between trump and hillary i am #neverhillary. my organization is a nonprofit that's nonpartisan. i am here representing them. listen, here's the lesson from this week for him. if this campaign is about trump, trump loses, if it is about hillary clinton, supreme court judges, her dismal record as secretary of state, then i think he has a sh

syndicated columnist george will, bob woodward from the "washington post," charles lane also from the post and rachel campos-duffy, the national spokesperson for the libra initiative, a nonprofit that education latinos about conservative positions. it's hard to keep up with the controversial things that donald trump says. here are the highlights just from this week. >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is, i don't know. >> having a tremendous problem in utah. utah is a different place. is anybody here from utah? i mean, i didn't think so. so i said, the founder of isis. obviously i'm being sarcastic. then, but not that sarcastic to be honest with you. >> wow. rachel you are a trump >> let me say personally, i think for me personally, i think between trump and hillary, i'm a hash tag never hillary. i'm a nonprofit that's nonpartisan. i'm here representing them. listen, here is the lesson from this week for him. if this campaign is about trump, trump loses. if this becomes about hillary, her corruption, if it becomes

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i ad mire bob woodward who is the only reported who reported the rest of what i said. >> host: which was? >> guest: which was in the mean time we had plenty of work to do and look for ways we could work together. that was snipped off by almost everyone conveniently. but i think divided government is probably the only time you can do big, transformative things. reagan and tip o'neill raised the age for social security and did the last comprehensive tax reform. bill clinton did welfare reform and balanced the budget three years in a row. big stuff. none of that could have been done in unified government. i will give you an example of when unified government couldn't produce an outcome. george w. bush was just reelected and asked us to tackle social security. i spent a year trying to get any democrat, any democrat even joe lieberman. and their attitude you have the white house, senate and president. if you want to do something do it. my disappointment with barack obama is there are two things that have to be done to save america from the path we are headed. entitlement eligibility chang

. >>> bob woodward is associate editor of "the washington post." he's visiting from washington. reign policy and isis for us. >> well, it's a hodgepodge. to trump's credit, he tried to seriously assess and come up with some policies and ideas. but if you step back, after 9/11, terrorism has defined so much the world history, america's history. trump is trying to frame it somewhat as a border security problem. which it's not. it is an intelligence and military problem which the obama administration really is addressing effective, but not perfect way. >> yet, bloomberg's politics poll says trump polls higher than she does, on the question who is best prepared to combat terror. >> well, you know, he sounds tough. and there is a tough component in all of this that he's the fact-checker, as the post went through the speech, there are lots things that he said that just are not true. and you cannot take the isis problem, the islamic state problem and dump it all on obama and hillary clinton. it's got a long history going back to the bush administration. >> i think -- go ahead. >> well,

. >> bob woodward is associate editor of "the washington post," he's with us now from washington. bob, good morning. >> good morning. >> so assess trump's speech on foreign policy and isis for us. >> well, it's a hodgepodge. to trump's credit,e's trying to serious lay cess and come up with some policies and ideas, but if you step back after 9/11, terrorism has defined so much of the world's history, america's history. trump is trying to frame it somewhat as a border security problem, which it's not. it is an intelligence and military problem, which the obama administration really is effective but not perfect way. >> yet bloomberg politics poll says that trump polls higher than she does on the question of who is best prepared to combat terrorism. >> well, he sounds tough, and there is a tough component in all of this, but as the fact checker glenn through "the post" of the speech he said a lot of things are just not true and you can't take the isis problem, the islamic state problem, and dump it all on obama and hillary clinton. it's got a long history going back to the bush admistr

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