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what he's got is bologna. they are becoming the bologna party. all he can do is walk around and say things that everybody knows aren't true. there is not a single word of truth to that allegation. schumer knows it. and what he doesn't understand yet is that the american people have grown up. they are tired of politicians who offer nothing but attack phrases and have no answers, have no solutions, can't make a positive contribution. >> the people of the villages are watching tonight. they're happy. they won't have to pull out their old guns and dust them off and not get ready for the war about to be started. >> wait, the people that -- i've been to the villages a lot . the people in the villages are a lot more likely to rally to donald trump than they tore chuck schumer. >> and turning those little golf carts into tanks. but on a more serious note, this is a real strategy that they used against you. before you ever became speaker, he was em seeing the event the night you got elect taend wasn't christmas and time and "newsweek" were calling the gri

buckley appeared and appeared in two-hour firing line debate, it's full of po -- bologna. [laughter] >> he read it a lot on the show. old rational review material as completely irresponsible and buckley knew it. pat asked him, why are you so hard on my husband bill on television? well, pat, he says so many terrible things. you have to do something about that in private. needless to say she did not. she was just friendly dinner banter.y director of aclu and conservative movement got along smashingly. he insisted they take the subway and nathan's on cony island. this time they won and took the limbo. not despite the fact that in several occasions he backed him into a corner on firing line but precisely because of it. sometimes you would lose and your opponent would prove decisively that you add one point really been full of bologna. [laughter] plaur [applause] >> can i take some questions? yes. >> where to begin. first of all, this is the best idea i have had in a long timeha to come to this. >> thank you for coming. >> every single word, every single word, i love every mome

or non-bologna depressed or the president of the united states is talking about. that is what presidents have to worry about. north hollywood california. james is a democrat. good morning. >> good morning, wow. i would like to first thank c-span for everything they do. f i think this elaine kamarck for coming on.n. i have a lot of questions i will lay out there. >> host: one or two questions. >> caller: okay. it's unfortunate to me that so many americans don't see theer american government and i'm trying to connect with some of the things not of elaine kamarck has says. the policy and communicate iny the policy and implementing the policy.es my question is, where do you think president-elect donald trump is coming in thisnticipat framework and how will you anticipate it will impact the foreign policy and i hope they have you back again. you have so much to offer. >> guest: thank you. i think the thing we have to worry about what donald trump is on both sides of that. both the policy and implementation of the policy. this is the first presidential candidate in a lo

this is just bologna it is a reflection of the antimilitary bias that knee-jerk react of people like congressman schiff of california. liz: karl, what do you think of left slamming trump. >> i don't remember -- did josh ernest from white house podium condemn president obama appointment of a billionaire woman from chicago to be head of department. most americans ordinary americans don't begrudge people their success. but, the democrats in congress appear to be putting themselves in a place, their thing is, if you have been successful, you don't deserve to be in public service. and the journalist that write about populist donald trump is somehow violating his populism by appointing rich people, their 24 forms -- two forms an economy form that appears to left said that system is rigged, and we have to make way for little man with government t to rebalances that that is bernie sanders. there is a center right form of populism, that says system is rigged because government is in bed with people who have a lobbyist in washington and a loophole in the law, and the ordinary man and woman is

gentleman we need to save or phony bologna jobs. i think they are afraid. what do you hung of "new york times," said that their subscription soared tenfold. >> it is but it is still down dramatically, theioverall worth is abysmal. investors in that corporation are not getting good value for their dollar, probably temporary, only safe liberal bastion left in the area, they will continue to hammer and hammer the president-elect. what does tenfold mean? their subscriptions were down, so does that mean they are down only 80%, i don't think it matters a me heck of a lot. >> anyway. former senator scott brown thank you very much. >> good to see you. >> pay your fair share, hillary clinton railed on the millionaires who would not pay their fair share during her unsuccessa unsuccessful campaign. >> we're going to make the wealthy pay their fair share. >> wealthy, should pay their fair share. >> especially if they are buying dinner, but hillary clinton is now reportedly throwing a party next week at, a ritzy hotel, the plaza hotel to thank her donors who gave their

most of the time it's either bologna or ham. ooh, extra bread today. look at that.ittle carrots like this. and, of course, plenty of mayo. so then what you do is pretty much eat the carrots then you have this like a bowl and mix it in a bowl. egg salad sandwich, stuff like that. some days it's really good, vanilla pudding, chocolate pudding, mix it with your milk, stir it up. you've got a milk shake. you learn secrets like that. bon appetit. >> though wozniak learned how to adjust to life in jail, he claims to be less knowledgeable of the press reports surrounding his alleged crime. >> the honest truth of what they're saying, i'm not really sure. since i've been here, i haven't been able to read the paper. i don't know what they're saying. one time i turned on the tv, the monitor or whatever and i just saw my picture on television. it was a mug shot that they got from the police department. they put together some old youtube videos of me. i was in theater. so they were just splashing that all over the news. >> authorities allowed us to show wozniak some of the publi

inmates who hold jobs get two days off their sentence for every day worked and occasionally an extra bolognal i got two more weeks to go, and then i can actually go to del taco. it will be wonderful. >>> coming up -- >> i have to wait for that part ii. >> the mail brings hopeful news for tami butcher. >> yay! >> and mona selame finds her prospects looking good as well. >> lindsey's hot. have you seen her naked? oh, my god. she's going to look great behind my hiney. oh, my god. >>> depending on the news it brings, mail call can be one of the happiest or saddest times of >>> depending on the news it brings, mail call can be one of the happiest or saddest times of day at the orange county jail. >> if i don't get mail every day, i get very upset. >> for tami butcher, today's delivery has brought some much needed hope. >> i got my letter of acceptance to the program that i was trying to get into. it says to tami butcher. you're right, tami. you are worth it. there's no reason why you can't be a good mother and a productive woman in life. you are more than welcome to come and obtain the tools need

an old-school corner institution around since 1932, serving up pressed beef bologna and salami sandwichesa -- the special. and an appropriate beverage. egg cream. very happy. >> anthony: here's how it goes. there are rules. the special is always served with mustard. it is never cut in two. don't ask why. just because. that's the way it's always been done. a little respe for traon, please. mmm. i'm happy now. you know, some things are beloved institutions for a reason. this is delicious. thank you. ♪ >> anthony: the tradition of the cabane à sucre, or sugar shack, is as old as maple syrup here in quebec, where 70% of the world's supply comes from. deeply embedded in the maple syrup outdoor lumberjack lifestyle is the cabin in the woods where maple sap is collected and boiled down to syrup. over time, many of these cabins became informal eating houses. dining halls for workers and a few guests, where a lucky few could sit at communal tables and enjoy the bounty of the trees and forests around them. martin picard has taken this tradition to what is somehow insane extreme, creating his own ca

it his a biscuit, a one ounce slice of bologna, comes with cereal, a carton of milk and a vitamin enriched fortified beverage that they're served with breakfast, lunch and dinner. we have to serve nutritious meals. they have to leave here in better health than when they came here. >> when you come up, last name and bunk number. >> 71. 17. >> and our last menu design we decided to make this a heart-healthy menu. it's the only jail in florida that i know of that does a heart-healthy menu. >> one of the inmate workers in the kitchen, john powers, was a chef before he was brought to hillsborough county on grand theft charges. he pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. but he has reached a verdict on the kitchen's recipes. >> i critique it a lot. i say, they could have used some more cornstarch or salt or garlic. but they are trying to have a budget and can only spend so much per inmate for food. so you just take in stride and close your eyes and eat it and make the best of it. >> in prison, we got cheeseburgers and pizzas and steak and cheese sandwiches and ice cream. in prison compared to this

across, but he's not going to give up any of his core beliefs, he's not going to get into a bunch of bolognad he's not going to pay off his opponents. we'll see how realistic it is. but i think in a new president-elect, it's better to be open, and if somebody wants to come see you, sit down and talk to them. i think in the case of rahm emanuel, it would be very interesting if president-elect trump would have said to him what's your plan when you've got 700 people dead in your city? i'm very interested to see what you're going to do. stuart: what about speaker ryan who is going to trump tower today, do we understand? is that going to be a confrontation, what mr. trump wants? >> no. stuart: no? >> it's going to be a continue wall tug-of-war but not a confrontation. paul ryan is a very, very smart man who has spent years looking at and thinking about some of the hardest issues in american politics including the entitlements, including balancing the budget, including rethinking the entire code. and so -- tax cold. so he has deep policy beliefs. they're not incompatible with trump. i would argue