c-span: james buchanan. >> guest: james buchanan.c-span: were you -- well, what was your reaction when you saw how much they fought? could you do that today? >> guest: i cannot for the life of me imagine why polk put up with it, except that, as he said to his friend, cave johnson, shortly after he won the election, i intend myself to be president. you know, i talked to wayne cutler about this conflict cutler, who`s been looking at james k. polk for all these years now. and i said, i cannot for the life of me figure out why polk kept buchanan as secretary of state. they were constantly at war. and cutler said, you know, he was the secretary of state himself, and he could control buchanan. well, he could control him, but he couldn`t keep him from popping off or telling him he was wrong or even lecturing him. c-span: what did they fight about? >> guest: they fought about foreign policy. they fought -- i mean, a good example. he`s getting ready to -- he`s getting -- the british and the french are constantly meddling in u.s. affairs. they

the buchanan mall really means a lot to me. it has went through a lot of transitions through my 28 years' of living. good, bad, ugly, it's such a mixed-populated area and i would like people to come together more because it's so segregated, but it's connected. i'm just very excited right now and i just hope that we can pull this further than just the installation we're going to do in september. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> good morning my name is tyler mullins, co-founder of green streets. to piggy-back off what everyone said, really excited to do something good in the buchanan mall. born and raised here. played in the mall in my early days and then was responsible in my later years for being some of the reasons why it's not safe for people to walk through the mall and kids to play. it's been a wonderful opportunity to partner with so many people that have so much support behind the community effort and for us to go and do something as a community ultimate goal was to do something that ties in all five block bec

what president buchanan was not counting on is steven a. douglas, the father of the kansas territory. he believed in the concept of popular sovereignty let the will of the people be spoken. stephen douglas was outraged by the lecompton constitution. when the lecompton constitution arrived in washington, douglas got on the floor of the senate and called the lecompton constitution a swindle and a fraud. it did not represent popular sovereignty, it did not represent the role of the people. this constitution was debated in the halls of congress. the u.s. senate, which was controlled by southerners, did pass it. they ratified it. it got to the u.s. house, which is more northern influence, when it got to the u.s. house, it was so -- the debate was so rancorous, that in february of 1858, late one night while this constitution was being debated in the u.s. house of representatives, a brawl broke out. over 50 congressmen were brawling on the floor of the u.s. house and supposedly, the only thing that broke them up was a rather humorous event. two u.

so the trust for public land has been interested in the buchanan mall for over four years working with recreation and park for hayes valley and as you heard it's a challenging and often dangerous place, but has the [t-ufpbt/] to be a community space, vibrant, healthy, green and just a hub for community. it wasn't until we met green streets that we felt like it was the right time to start this project. they are a group that has deep connections with the mall. they really understand about organizing and the importance of community space. and they have nothing, but passion for this space. so we had green streets on board and then we were so fortunate to partner with the exploratorium, too. this really innovated and committed to community engagement and skilled museum organization. so as alex said we're currently woring with the [stkao-eupbl/] design task force to develop the vision into a design and build this small installation project by the end of september. but we really hope that this project catalyzes a larger process. we have so much momentum with this partnership right now, green

what president buchanan was not counting on is steven a. douglas, the father of the kansas territory. he believed in the concept of popular sovereignty let the will of the people be spoken. stephen douglas was outraged by the lecompton constitution. when the lecompton constitution arrived in washington, douglas got on the floor of the senate and called the lecompton constitution a swindle and a fraud. it did not represent popular sovereignty, it did not represent the role of the people. this constitution was debated in the halls of congress. the u.s. senate, which was controlled by southerners, did pass it. they ratified it. it got to the u.s. house, which is more northern influence, when it got to the u.s. house, it was so -- the debate was so

pat buchanan? pat: a number of reasons.her was from there and going back in effect like jack kennedy going back to ireland and also to support kenya in the battle of al-shabaab that did the horrible massacre in the mall and he wants to stand with the african folks standing with the united states against terror and also up against the chinese in a sense they are moving into africa. ethunderstorm must suchs of -- they have enormous sums of wealth and he is trying to say your future should be with the west and when you slept with the devil meaning the chinese bring a long spoon. john: what is the ref of the policy objective of the trip? eleanor: you look at the two countries ha he is visit and both have booming economies. accompanying the president on air force one, investors and a congressional delegate, and i think the presidents looking on africa as a continent that is going to come into its own. and visiting these two countries aside from the obvious roots expedition to kenya, is part of the way the president addresses dip

howard, again, i'm not a media critic, but it's a fox audience, conservative to right-wing and pat buchananthe hard right will eat this guy up completely that night. >> no, i think on the serious side of this, chris, you remember pat buchanan's appeal. you remember the fact that the tea party to a big extent is based on fear of immigration. >> i agree with you. >> you remember that donald trump is the birther guy, he's the guy who's raising the fears about the other, about the outsider, the idea that barack obama is not really from here, he's not really an american. this is consistent and this is the dark side of donald trump. we dismiss him as a clownish figure, i think that's probably a dangerous thing to do. because while he's smiling and laughing and getting off those one-liners, he's speaking to the darker id of american political life which is fear of the other and fear of the outsider. and he will stoke it. he knows what sells. and we're in a time of cynicism and fear at the republican grassroots. not with the democrats. they love barack obama right now. they're cheering his greatest

and i had read edna buchanan's stories before over the years. and so i knew who the name was. was a pulitzer prize winning crime reporter for the "miami herald." >> an outstanding reporter, one of the best i've ever known. i wanted to tell her what the story was that i had for james ducat. >> marshall frank kept calling me. i had known him. he had been a source of mine over the years and he said he found this case where he is convinced the man on death row was innocent. i was dubious because if the wrong person is convicted it is usually someone who is poor, minorities, not a white cop. and i kept saying, well, how sure are you? and he was saying, 115% sure this guy is innocent. so it didn't seem likely but so many cases in miami and in south florida and the whole state, you know, sometimes it is like the twilight zone. and rod sterling is the governor. you never just say, it can't be because often it is. >> with frank's help in 2003, edna buchanan wrote three front page stories for the "miami herald" about duckett's possible innocence. >> she started writing the stories and i

he used you a way -- it probably pleased his supporters by beating you up. >> and pat buchanan talkedeption of the invasion, right? >> which is what trump feeds off of. >> i was pointing out the invasion is within. the majority of immigration is u.s. born. i have breaking news for him for all of you, which is, it's over. it's dangerous to start thinking of latinos as a demographic. 53% of america is either married to a latino latino, living in ab+ú'÷ multi multicultural community, sprinkle that on your wheaties or sprinkle that -- >> we shouldn't discount the stylistic appeal of donald trump. take aside the issues. it's the authenticity say it like it is directness -- >> not scared. >> not scared, thousand dollars, proud. that appeals to people in a time when most people are sick and tired of politicians. >> donald trump, that sort of gut level authenticity. >>> when we come back, my interview with the latest candidate to enter the presidential race, ohio governor john kasich. >>> we wanted to show you new pictures released by the national archives. all of these photos come from septe

but it's a weird mixture. >> the pat buchanan president is a good one. i forgot. steve kornacki, always a pleasure. >>> trump's stance on mexican immigrants are in line with what you hear around the gop and particularly the conservative media as well as from republican base. fox news poll last week found that 68% of republican primary voters believe trump is right in his suggestion that the mexican government is sending criminals and rapists to the u.s. indeed his trip to survey the border. including rick perry who despite partially criticizing trump's rhetoric posed for this tough guy picture at the border last summer with sean hannity. we saw the results today when the gop-led house passed what democrats termed the donald trump act. a bill to withhold some federal grants to so-called sanctuary cities. those are cities that have policies that don't force their local law enforcement to also police federal immigration laws. this afternoon moments after he cast a vote against that bill i asked a democrat from texas to respond to trump's comments today. >> you keep s

it was endorsed by president james buchanan from pennsylvania he was a northern man but he was strong pro slavery. his predecessor was franklin pierce from concord new hampshire. even though he was from new england, he was also a strong pro slavery man. the democratic pa

david buchanan making his first start since april. misplays it. ends up with a triple.he score is typed at one in fifth inning. >>> first set, 4-4. serena is serving. can't do much with the return. not many players can. easy win for serena. match point. her fourth straight major title. >>> finally, amy yang leads by three shots. that's sports. we'll be right back. @ >>> kenny chesney had his fans dancing tonight. the show was playing the biggest venues in country and is currently the top money making show on the road across all genres. he's raked in $53 million in box office receipts. >>> we have last look at forecast. another nice one. >> so nice especially for july. we're very warm today. we didn't have the humidity in place which was nice. enjoy tonight as you're out about and. maybe you're tucked away in bed. it will be nice tonight. we're going to climb up quickly to near 91 in the afternoon. we'll keep it dry on sunday. by monday is when things change a bit. 89 degrees by the afternoon. you're going to start the feel the humidity back in action. then we'll bring b

buchanan believes that hammels is having a tough time dealing. fans needed more fans.hatever they could to make it through a blistering afternoon. ryan howard knows how to beat the heat. the 350th blast of his career for the start of his career. gives it right back. a manhunt and a walk off job. two-run shot and phils win 8-7. here is hammels on his struggle. >> personally what i have done in the past week and a half hasn't been up to my standards or, you know the expectations of the team. >> our cameras have become lloyd's shadow. we caught up with her at the airport, her soccer camp and again this afternoon. today it came at the mansion in new jersey. players and parents honored their hometown hero. lloyd said today was the first time since winning the world cup two week ace go that the accomplishment has truly zung in. >> i really haven't been able to sit down and watch highlights. everything that i was watching on the screens were giving me chills on my arms. you know, it sinks in a little later on i guess but it was a fantastic day and i'm so thankful. >> we'll si

this is terrible affecting folks who use 84 to cut across to 680 eastbound highway 84 at buchanan is where the fur car crash happened involving a overturned semi truck and they shut down the roadway in had area with heavy delays in the area. if you do need to get through the area you can use stanley as the alternate for highway 84 but 580 to 680 is the best bet. 101 southbound from san francisco to sfo is 10 minutes. 880 northbound from 238 to the maze is 13 minutes. 101 northbound from highway 85 to the san jose airport is ten minutes. >> the government hits honda with a large fine and what it is accused of doing to certain customs in america's money. >> joaquin "el chapo" guzman's escaped tunnel and how he escaped. >> we have the view of bay and the bay bridge. we have traffic troubles out there an female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event! is ending soon! get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster serta icomfort even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, free set-up, and free removal of your old mattress and sleep train's 100-day

bandits. >> and in "the wall street journal" today, we haven't seen anything like this since pat buchanan in the mid-'90s. >> you watch the establishment, all the knights and barons will be riding into the castle, because they're coming, the peasants are coming with pitchforks. >> i covered that. a lot of fun up in new hampshire. but he didn't go on, he didn't have the money. i believe this is a phenomenal election coming. they're not all the same. it's boredom on part of the democrats, frustration with the center-left government. it hasn't turned them on at all. bernie sanders sounds like the '60s. and everybody looks back at the '60s with nostalgia. with all the trouble with assassinations, it made people feel politically alive. >> who in the democratic coalition was alive in the 1960s. >> bernie sanders. >> but think about this -- exactly, you're trying to get people. and the irony right now is it's the older people who were born in the '60s are supporting hillary clinton. if you look at bernie sanders' support, people under 45. >> how do you explain the phenomena of bernie sanders tha

sanders is a much bigger problem than they had anticipated and the reason is he is more like a pat buchanans more like a protest candidate. it is not like one issue but it is a broader feeling in the progressive wing of the democratic party that they want something different. you read the polls. the party is moving further to the left and bernie sanders has promised that and she has not. she knows that and she has got to try and cap back into that base of her party. it is the grassroots of the democratic party. mark: if she could draw big crowds she would probably be doing it. hillary clinton answering the question why many americans say in holes they do not enter honest and trustworthy. hillary clinton: i was elected twice in new york against the same kind of onslaught. i was confirmed and serve just -- served as secretary of state. it is understandable that when questions are raised people are thinking about them and wondering about them but i have every confidence that during the course of this campaign, people will know who will fight for them, who will be there when they need them, and

that is where i think aaron -- and mark buchanan was a consultant who was very helpful.re are a lot of moderate republicans out there that are going -- everybody wants to get the money right and let's not spend what we don't have however, stay out of that, stay out of that, and that has all changed. aaron is -- i don't know exactly his politics but certainly it is left of center. and he made mcavoy a right of center which is kind of where we all are. all we hear from are the people left of left and right of right. i think he was trying to make a representation for moderates, certainly in mcavoy's case. jeff: what are you looking for in your next president? john: i am looking for someone who will take care of the middle class. right now, the democrats are making that noise. hillary is making that noise. i don't know enough about any of these people. it is not just republicans, it is the lobbyists, the special interests you feel like they are governing are getting elected to serve them. and that is on both sides of the aisle. i would give anything to have special interests

buchanan will start saturday for the phils. >>> in action in summer league looked good against the celtics13 points as the sixers win it 76-62. >>> the flyers have become contract talks with all star winger. >> check this out. the tarp in pittsburgh is loose and running wild so pirates players step up to help out the grounds crew reminiscent of the phillies in colorado in 2007. you have to tame that tarp. that's your look"g7o at sports. stick around. we'll be right back. soccer. top chef. soccer. top chef. [whi stles] soccer! top chef! [shouting] disco! [singing] say it and see it. the x1 voice remote, only from xfinity. >>> final look at weather. >> tomorrow you want the umbrella before you leave. a little more widespread with showers and storms. it is still hot and humid. we will have that in the forecast. temperatures near 90 degrees with scattered showers and storms we could see locally heavy rain. same thing late thursday so we have more showers and storms in the forecast mostly thursday evening. the good news is as we go into the weekend it is not going to be like it was fourth of ju

david buchanan facing crawford in the center oh no. herrera gets by on rbi triple. that's where we stand now we're tied at one in bottle of the 5th. let's kick it over to soccer. sebastian la tu tat again. scoreless until the 69th minute andrew winger scoring first goal in nine months oh baby 1-0 and two minutes later vincent scores one of his two goals in the night and union must have picked up tips from carli lloyd. union win first of match 5-0 typeal. they pick up rest of forecast

earlier cycles, people were freaking out about ron paul talking about him hurting our brand, or pat buchananurting our brand. in the end those guys did not hurt the brand. the eventual nominee sets the tone and defines the brand. mark: what is the craziest idea you've heard about how to deal with donald trump? charlie: i know a lot of people who think we ought to just go again, which is the stupidest thing you can do with donald. mark: get out of the race? why wouldn't that work? charlie: it would just prove to him he's getting a lot of attention and getting under people's skin. he's a brilliant man, great salesman he knows how to read people and play people, so you don't want to get into a position of weakness with him. john: is there anything you know about donald trump at if it became public would prevent him from being the president of the united states? charlie: nothing. i might not know everything about him, but i know a lot. mark: who at this point would you say are the three most likely people to be the party's nominee? in order of first most likely and second most likely. charlie: w

but pat buchanan made george h.w. bush weeker. rick santorum make mitt romney weaker.hn mccain weaker. >> you use the word "fight." i don't see this as so much a fight between bernie and hillary. >> she's not fighting back. >> there's not that level of engagement. there was the more of tit for tat between bush and buchanan and so forth and reagan and so forth. but in this case hillary keeping her distance. she's watching what's happening with the numbers but she's not going to engage with him directly the way we've seen in the past. i think that's been helping her so far. >> i thinkly see trump and sanders as sort of mirror images of each other in that they represent the extremes of the debate. >> i would like to end -- i'm going to try to end the show here on a unifying note. it's been a long, strange trip obviously to get to this point but i want to end on a unifying note because tonight is the final concert for the grateful dead. >> at soldier field. >> here's what i found amazing, that to our friends at public opinion strategies a democratic/republican polling firm

perhaps order will be restored still we haven't seen anything like this since the 1990s when pat buchanan talked about peasants talked about coming with pitchforks and they shocked the system by running for president. on the left that positive streak is heard loud and clear in bernie sanders' message. here's bernie the senator. >> enough is enough. the billionaires and their friends cannot have it all. our country, our government belongs to all of us not just the few. the top of my agenda is to say to corporate america, you want us to buy your product, well you damn well better start producing those products here in the united states of america. what we are living in is a rigged economy. people work longer and longer hours, fall further and further behind. people on top make out like bandits. >> and in "the wall street journal" today we haven't seen anything like this since pat buchanan in the mid-'90s. >> you watch the establishment, all the knights and bareons will be riding into the castle because they're coming the peasants are coming with pitchforks. >> i covered that. a lot of fun u

we do not have any other base except for to buchanan, which is for the -- fort buchanan, which is wherethe retired military service and so on. it is not an active military base as such. but our people, the american citizens of puerto rico, join the armed forces as much if not higher than most states. and we have been defending this country consistently in all world wars in the past century. wherever it is needed. and our veterans deserve equal treatment. they don't get it in puerto rico. they cannot vote for the commander-in-chief. they do not have congressional representation. they cannot vote in both the house and the senate up here. they don't get the same benefits and puerto rico as they would get if they were living in the mainland. epa rules, and federal law in general applies in puerto rico. banking laws, environmental laws, and so on. we want that. we want that security. again, we are proud puerto ricans, but we are also proud american citizens. host: from largo, florida, a democrat. caller: good morning. guest: good morning. caller: my question to you is, you say that you are a

before there was donald trump in 1992 and before there was perot. >> there was pat buchanan. >> cliffags flying. indeed. i'm going or interviewing the director of national intelligence jim clapper later today and tomorrow loretta lynch out here at the security conference conference. well have all of that coming up as well. >> andrea, thank you have very much. see you again soon. chuck, good to see you. watch you on sunday. >>> we'll have much more out of lafayette, louisiana, where two people were killed in a movie theater on the same day the chattanooga lays to rest the first of the five victims from last week's deadly attack. you're watching msnbc. ♪ building aircraft, the likes of which the world has never seen. this is what we do. ♪ that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. [ school bell rings ] ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] everything kids touch at school sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. you handle life; clorox handles the germs. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay

david buchanan will make his first major league start since april.ost his first five games of the season with the phils before being sent down to triple-a lehigh valley. e.r.a. under 2 in his last four starts. he is having fun, again. >> i was pressuring myself too much. i wasn't enjoying the fact that it is the big leagues. it is still a game. i got my act together and i got my mind right and my heart right and i'm excited to go back and just continue to turn the year around. >>> to the ice now, the flyers prospects continue. including this year's top pick ivan. another 2015 first-round pick. the flyers move to five spots to select trevor. he had 68 points in 60 games for his junior team last season. learning is job number one. >> i think just work hard and work on the little things they're trying to teach us and it's not about going, you know, 100 miles an hour it's trying to do everything right that they're teaching you and focusing on that and making sure that when you come back to camp you're better at the things they're teaching us now. >> and

david buchanan returns to the mound.has allowed 24 runs in just over 24 innings. >>> phillies have the worst starting pitching in baseball and yes even cole hamels was a giant disappointment last night. frustrated hamels allowed a career high nine runs, coming in the fourth inning alone. big blow grand slam by hunter pence. hamels doesn't get out of the inning. the his shortest outing in four years. it only got worse. they went down 15-two. they lost 60 games this season. we're not even at the break. they have lost a total of 60 games in back 2011, and speaking of going over the edge yeah. >> what is he doing. >> a goalie's best friend defenseman so no surprise former goalie turn general manager ron hextall is stockpiling their pharmacist with big blue liners. hextall is keeping their eye on defenseman. gm is in no rush to promote his d man including ivan prop love. hextall wants them to return but competition will heat up for jobs come prove love and sam maron and others. >> all of them guys, you know we see them every

is he going to be buchanan in 19 the 2, after challenging president h.w.ll of our prayers go out to the entire bush family, is person unites the party, challenges bush and primary but loses and then unites. david: or perot. >> or ross perot. david: ross perot, of course, cost bush the legislation against, first time bill clinton. julie, i wonder, if you think there is any chance that trump would run as independent if jeb bush -- he said publicly he can't stand. if jeb bush is nominee trump would run as independent? >> i would feel sorry for jeb bush. pat buchanan, he was keynote speaker in '92, gave very incendiary as keynote address speaker that further divided social conservatives from the non-social conservatives in the republican party. you don't want him in pat buchanan role where he gets prominent speaking role and inflames tensions with the latino community going forward. david: niger, you want to respond. we literally run out of time. we have breaking news. julie, niger, great to see both of you. you're good people. take care. look netflix shares.

buchanan was asked if the makeup of this team will be different when they take the field. >> i don'tw. your guess is as good as mine. i don't know what is going on in the trade thing but we'll have to wait and see. but as it stands right now the guys that are here are just playing to win games and that's all i can ask for. >> aaron nola get the ball sunday in the series finale last year's number one pick had great debut tuesday. on the wip morning show proud father talk about his son's first start. >> oh, man, it was like living in dream. i hadn't woke up yet. (laughter). >> it was a lot of fun. it was surreal. >> i think, you know, ooh i'm not ready for 11 on 11 by training camp i think something has gone terribly wrong. so, you know, that's the plan right now. we're going to continue to work each week, you know, continue to grind throughout the summer and try to be ready for training camp. >> that was eagles quarterback sam bradford addressing his twice torn acl he was held out of a 11 on 11 drills at the ota's because of that injury. training camp starts next sunday and multiple r