thomas buchanan. when the congress surrenders he sends some boats over to take off the wounded and the officers as prisoners. the shoresoldiers on start firing at the congress and the confederate gunboat's and so buchanan gets so enraged -- gunboats. .nd so buchanan gets so enraged buchanan gets out and starts shooting at the troops on the shore. he is shot in the thigh, grievously wounded. grazes his femur artery. as he is taken below he shouts to the men, "don't worry, men. the wound is not mortal. i will soon be back amongst you." "plug her with hotshot ." buchanan has one the greatest confederate victory -- has won the greatest confederate victory at the time. he would recover from his promoted towould be rear admiral, and then would be detailed to take command at mobile bay. now let's talk a little bit about david glasgow farragut. 18ragut was born on july 5, hundred. these guys are both 64 years old when they fight the battle of mobile bay. farragut was born in campbell station, tennessee. farra

it was endorsed by president james buchanan from pennsylvania. he was a northern man, but he was strong proslavery. his predecessor was franklin pierce, president franklin pierce, from concord, new hampshire. a strong pro-slavery mantra. the democratic party in the by thecontrolled southern influence, strong proslavery. what president buchanan was not counting on is stephen a douglas, the father of kansas in thery, who believed concept of popular sovereignty, let the will of the people bespoke. 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, did not represent the will of the people. this constitution was ferociously debated in the halls of congress. the u.s. senate which was didrolled by southerners, pass it, the ratified it. it got to the u.s. house, was more the northern influence. when it got to the u.s. house, the debate was so rancorous

>> that was pat buchanan 23 years ago. that's funny, i remember exactly where i was when i watched that speech. and he joins me now. patrick, thank you so much for being here. is trump taking a page out of your playbook? >> i think he certainly is an outsider insurgent the way i was in 1992 and 1996. and he's also taken the issue of immigration and unfair trade deals that robbed the country of jobs and investment. and he's riding the issues extremely well. the difference is, donald trump is far, far ahead of where i was. >> how so? >> in thele wh ll polls he's ruo to three in front of the republicans in the national party. in 1992 i did well against president bush but we never had the massive enormous crowds that donald trump is getting or the enormous coverage he's receiving or the poll numbers he's got right now. look, donald trump as of right now is pretty much the favorite for the republican nomination in 2016. >> i want to show you something that jeb bush said this week because the terminology being used in the immigr

i know pat buchanan. i would not vote for pat buchanan. so what? then i'm not allowed to run myself that i want to? a i think that's wrong. >> host: move onto christian illinois, independent. >> caller: good morning. i just had a few comments about earlier the immigration talk. one night recently immigration ceremonies were starting to be conducted in spanish. i'm independent, 23, i'm pretty open-minded. .com four, you know, i love different cultures but i just don't feel that we should assimilate so much to foreign culture, you know? it is america. i am very proud to be american. just maybe we should try to reel that back in, just kind of a thought. >> guest: i don't know about the ceremonies but look, my grandparents came over and didn't speak i emotional and ner spoke english perfectly. spoke other languages at home and the kids went to public school, learned english. i do think the assimilation of americanization of immigrants is something america has been good over the decades and centuries compared to your. it's something we have backed off f

he said, would you rather be a james buchanan's grave or disney world? she said disney world and he said, you are not normal. brian: you note that at the james buchanan website, you went back again and found that they had improved the site. kurt: sometimes the surrounding areas aren't as nice. the only one that was really that bad at the time of my first visit in july of 2005 was james buchanan's grave area. his was nice but some of the surrounding graves were toppled over, not in good condition. it really wasn't in a good section of town either. i went back on a subsequent trip a couple of years ago. i don't want to see any graves toppled over. brian: martin buchanan, you said there was nobody there but you. kurt: martin van buren. brian: i mean, martin van buren. kurt: that would be probably even fewer people at martin buchanan's grave. i have been there a few times and every time, nobody was at martin van buren's grave. it is kind of hidden away a little bit in kinderhook. brian: how much research did you do before going to each gravesite? kurt: enoug

. >> host: you talk about a call from pat buchanan. how chose were they? >> ms. crowley: when nixon needed red meat to three the conservatives he called on buchanan. he respected him and his unwillingness to compromise on his principles but disagreed with him on everything from his isolationist and constraint like he did with ross perot and on the social agenda. nixon was pro-choice and thought the government shouldn't be involved in the debate at all. he respected buchanan's unwillingness to compromise he thought that is what would keep him from being elected. >> host: but he came to visit and you played a role. >> ms. crowley: he did. him and his wife came to see nixon early on in the campaign for advice. they were in there 15-20 minutes and i heard nixon's voice coming to ask me to beat the bucann bucanan's -- meet -- and nixon asked me to sit down and turned to me saying monica, why don't you tell pat what you think he should do? and i thought nixon is not doing this to me. but he was. so i told pat buchanan that i respected him very much for his entry into t

the buchanan mall really means a lot to me.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 becaus

it is said buchanan was the first naval officer to step foot in japan.let me tell you about buchanan. he is 5'10", he is bald. he was just as arbitrary as nelson. it is said in tokyo bay the chinese pilot would run the

buchanan had a lock on 25% of the base and could never grow it and he still believes that's it. his advice is let trump be trump and go after the other 75% of the republicans. i think that phrase says it all. deal with it. >> and you're talking to carly fiorina and then we have chris jansing speaking with rand paul. a jam-packed show. >> tell you what, rand paul does an imitation of tremendous tremendous. >> catch that after "news4 today." thanks, chuck. >>> bizarre story out of texas, shifting gears here. a funeral home offering a reward for a missing body. someone took 26-year-old julie mott's body from her casket after her funeral last week. she died from cystic fibrosis. the mortuary was locked so they don't know how someone got in to take off with the body. the funeral home is offering a $25,000 reward. >>> our country will mark a decade since hurricane katrina made landfall. it then worked its way up the golf, eventually slamming into new orleans as a category 3. more than 1,800 people died and damage estimates of at least $125 billion, katrina is the costliest storm to hi

adrian gonzales gets the runs back, a three-run homer off david buchanan, and buchanan struggled mightily, he gave a solo home run to greinke, the opposing pitcher, he goes three for three with three runs scored. and 10- l.a. in the ninthcks and franco with seven rbis in the series, get your rally caps on, brown up representing the winning run and this is what you call bad luck, lines into a double play. the phillies lose 10-8, here is two different takes. >> that definitely hurt more than usual. giving up runs is horrible regardless but not getting a chance to win. >> we give runs up and give ourselves a chance with grefrpg greinke that is tough. we feel good with the way we are playing. >> chase utley will be activated off the dl and is expected to play tomorrow in arizona. >>> the traveling robot, hitch bot that was destroyed in philadelphia last weekend, could have used these young ladies today. this is the robot spring board technology camp, girls from middle schools throughout the area learned how to build and fix robot as well as build computer programs. jamie wanted a taste of the

buchanan. he says the republican party is over if they don't have room for donald trump and his supporters. pat is here to explain what that means. also, can an insurgent win? >>> also, hundreds of classified e-mails may have passed through hillary clinton's server, but the democratic front runner is making jokes about it? >> i love it. i love it. those messages disappear all by themselves. >> she may have a bigger legal problem than she thinks. ed henry is here with the full report. stay with us. h ♪ have you ever thought, "i could never do that"? have you ever thought... you just didn't have anything left in the tank? well - you do. because the courage is already inside. want bladder leak underwear that try always discreet underwear and move, groove, wiggle, giggle, swerve, curve. lift, shift, ride, glide, hit your stride. only always discreet underwear has soft dual leak guard barriers to help stop leaks where they happen most and a discreet fit that hugs your curves, you barely feel it. alw

buchanan. he says the republican party is over if they don't have room for donald trump and his supporters. pat is here to explain what that means. also, can an insurgent win? >>> also, hundreds of classified e-mails may have passed through hillary clinton's server, but the democratic front runner is making jokes about it? >> i love it. i love it. those messages disappear all by themselves. >> she may have a bigger legal problem than she thinks. ed henry is here with the full report. stay with us. heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmm...amazing. i have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through t

pat buchanan? pat: it's gotten some things done. a b. eleanor: i'll give it a b. got some things done but left a lot of big-ticket items. tom: i think it's a b. improved. mort: a c. they've gotten a few things done but not nearly enough. john: i'll give it a b-plus. the house and senate passed the first balanced budget in six years, the first major medicare reform in 20 years. the keystone x.l. bill. obama vetoed it. and number four, a major education bill and they're on their way to a highway bill. not bad. ssue four -- sea slaves. [meow, meow. meow. >> i've been kicked in the teeth and my jaw hurts every time i chew. i kept thinking about my family. there were times i was about to jump into the sea to kill myself. my friends held me back. otherwise i'd be dead by now. john: long unnoticed, sea slavery is slowly attracting new attention. each year, thousands of men from across southeast asia are lured to thailand by the promise of work and money. once arrived, they are forced to become slaves on t

pat buchanan, a tall wolf some congressmen or senators from the heritage fund asian for from the secretary of interior. they had envisioned the memorial in my opinion is the vehicle to justify the war and to celebrate heroism and glory they saw that competition designed as a betrayal. f first glance the negative perception may have been understandable after all in contrast with the washington monument to was black in it in the ground. second, it constituted a contemplation rather than an object or a building or any other monument of glory. it my view, the controversy over the design that almost sank the ship constituted a perfect store visit was intensified to tsa and touched unresolved fault lines in american society which was still present after the war including the question of the war itself was right or wrong or a question if it was ill-conceived from the outset or due to the activities of domestic power with the backstab also if they could be honored. and finally weld not finally but would it have to be realistic to state a message or to be reflective him provocative to allow a visit

president buchanan ordered a blockade of cubans by the u.s. navy and stationed four u.s. navy steamers around cuba. two on the south coast, two on the north. the purpose was to intercept american flavors going into the island. in the spring -- american going intoslavers the island. in the spring, they intercepted slavers. if you weeks later they intercepted the bogota. each ship had roughly 500 people. of navy crews took control the slave ships. they towed them here to key west. key west was the nearest u.s. port to cuba. over that three or four weeks. 1432 african people. the crews were jailed here. the ships were seized and auctioned. , the africanen people were housed here on the 1860d for the summer of until something could be figured out. they were taken charge of five the u.s. government. a man named fernando marino build housing for them. they build a compound. -- built a compound. it was on a southwestern shore of the island. sleep, aa place to hospital, kitchen. those people lived for those until an that compound answer could be figured out. we do know a little b

. >> rose: or pat buchanan. i heard pat buchanan's name a lot on the campaign trail. i think there were people who liked him a lot last time, hadn't heard anybody singing that song for a long while and now hear trump singing it. >> rose: that was the force of america trump abd talked about in his book. >> i heard about pat buchanan a lot on this project. he wrote a book called "the death of the west," an apocalyptic vision of the future of the united states because of multiculturalism and diverse gages and immigration. and for a certain set of americans, that matched what they feared for their own future, particularly young white men. they looked out and said we'll not live the standard of living our parents enjoyed, we'll not have the kind of entitlements previous generations exengted, and they look for a source, an explanation for that, and the definition that they arrive at, and part of the definition is immigration as a reason, there is, if you go online today, charlie, there is a fascinating and, to a lot of us, unknown world of anti-immigrant web sites and opini

regarding the appointment of a catholic, nixon aide patrick buchanan was the most forceful advocate inside the white house. for example, september 20th, 1971, three days after justice black announced his retirement from the court, buchanan wrote to the president, quote, not blacks, not jews but ethnic catholics. poles, slovaks, this is where the ducks are. we ought to now canvassing the best legal and judicial conservative minds in the italian american, the irish american and the polish american community and nixon was clearly receptive to the idea. responding to one of his memos in a recorded conversation, he is right and then endorsing somette lick stereotypes, he adds, you know, it's too bad we don't have an italian, an honest italian judge that i know of. wish we did. wish we had a pole. there ain't nothing in it for a protesta protestant. not a god damn thing. it can mean a lot to the catholics. when's motivating nixon's thinking here? well, in terms of electoral strategy, the president has to consider the possibility of another wallace candidacy. this is basically gearing up towards

columnist pat buchanan, the novelist tom wolfe. there were some congressmen, senators, members of staff of the heritage foundation, some members of the staff of the secretary of the interior. they in my opinion had a vision of the memorial as a vehicle to justify the war and rebuked the anti-war movement and celebrate heroism and glory. face of the competition winning design as a betrayal. at first glance there negative perception might have been understandable. after all it contrast to the gleaming white tower of the washington monument. this thing was black and reseeded into the ground. secondly it constituted a space for contemplation rather than an object or rebuilding or any other monument to glory. in my view the controversy over the design that almost sank the ship constituted a perfect storm. is intensified by a teasing and touching a number of unresolved fault lines in american society which are still present after the war. these included the question of whether the war itself was right or wrong. there was the question of

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-- >> i remember pat. >> pat buchanan won the new hampshire primary. sense, my god, politics has been turned upside down. turned out not to be the case. and i think the questions -- i mean, i've watched trump -- i've known him a little bit. and, you know, he will literally say anything. >> right. >> look at some of the comments he's made. look at the contradictions and so forth. and is somebody like that going to sit in the oval office and just kind of say, okay, well, let's bomb here or let's do this or let's -- >> i guess, bob, what i don't understand is -- >> that's dangerous! >> yeah, i don't understand what point you're trying to make. because i don't think any of us around this table would suggest that we think that donald trump has said anything since he's been on the campaign trail that would translate into workable policy in the white house. he's trotted out one position paper on immigration. but, yes, we've also said, this is august. we are six months away. we also talking about what happened four years ago in august, where you'd have a diffe

back in 1992, and there is something buchanan-esque. to the extent there's any identifiable, ideological anything here. it's sort of this idea what you need are people, are leaders that are tough and china's got leaders that are tough. mexico has leaders who are tough. we need leaders. >> this country has changed enormously both in terms of demographics and this new, young generation i call first globals that most call millennials are changing everything. you have gay people who are allowed to get married. you had an african-american president. who have women who are asserting themselves as equal to men. this is incredibly disturbing to a significant number of people in the republic kwan party, and they are lashing out. they are angry. they don't know what to do. the elders of the republican party know they can't win the election with that going on and they're trying to steer it back to the center. >> i think howard has a point there that trump is activating a very small but very vocal faction in the party. they are this nativist sectio

but i don't think bernie's candidacy is at all like pat buchanan's. was an attack on president bush. bernie hardly ever says a negative word about hillary clinton. i think that also under estimates how much of the vote for bernie is a positive vote for bernie. you talk about authenticity. trump has fake authenticity and bernie is the real thing. i don't think it's quite the same. it would be a problem. if she lost both primaries, i think she does have fire walls town the road. lord knows what we would be talking about on a show like this after two defeats. that's why i think she's going to invest more time and money to prevent that from happening. le. >> one of the drops in the favorability polling is with women. that was a bigger drop with women than it was overall. >> lawrence, not just women but white women. that's the issue. one of the stories where hillary clinton who is a white woman. i'm like, oh, wow. >> i had the same reaction. >> but for her to drop with white women that's saying something. i was hearing a little bit of a ground swell. carly

comparing the republicans to the iranian hard-liners chanting death to america, we'll talk to pat buchanan about the chances about getting that deal approved. >>> and perhaps not helping matters with congress is this man. a top iranian general who's designated as a terrorist visiting russia to discuss a possible weapons shipment. how will this affect the iran nuclear deal? >> he's the one who has been exporting activities throughout the middle east for some time now. he's absolutely responsible for killing many americans. in fact, i would say the last two years i was there the majority of our captures came from his surrogates. only glucerna has carbsteady clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead. ♪ some neighbors are energy saving superstars. how do you become a superstar? with pg&e's free online home energy checkup. in just under 5 minutes you can see how you use energy and get quick and easy tips on how to keep your monthly bill down and your energy savings up. don't let your neighbor enjoy all the savings. take the free home energy checkup. honey,

the kimochi lounge on webster and then 1715 buchanan street, and kimochi is looking to provide stipends for instructors at the various centers. and in addition the money will go to keep the website up-to-date with program activities and to pay for outreach for the program and i.t. support for the system. we urge your approval of this and if you have questions, i will answer them now. >> commissioners loo. >> i am looking at the last page the site [inaudible] page. is there a typo somewhere on the 1580 west room 20. >> is there a typo? >> monday is blank and the other is saturday. is this a typo? >> i can look into and see if that is a typo. my understanding is that it's not. >> at the bottom -- yeah. >> i can -- hold on one second. steve mccosher will come up and clarify. >> maybe they are open six days. >> good morning, president james and commissioners, commission loo, we are talking about the kimochi lounge, 1581 webster street, that was the original site for the kimochi senior center, when we started 44 years ago, in the old days we used to be open seven days a week, with a lot of v

pat buchanan, too, stick around. mi'm a lineman here in oakland. day in, day out, a large part of what we do is about providing reliable power to our customers. pg&e is dedicated to the community. i love working here because this is my home. oakland is my home. this is where i'm raising my children so it's important to me to make sure my family and friends have the power and energy that we provide. this is very personal to me. it makes me work a lot harder knowing that this is my community. together, we're building a better california. >>> stiff, cautious, maybe a little unsure, maybe a little rusty from the -- george w. bush saying his brother did a good job. jeb bush insist he well still be the party's nominee next year from president of the united states. former republican presidential candidate, pat buchanan, who served as senior advicer to presidents nixon and reagan, a best-selling author. what do you think of that, senate you hear jeb bush saying, i think i did just fine i. think when all is said and done i'll still be the nominee. >> i thin

i would guess, it's funny, i ask pat buchanan about this the other day.to ask, it would be the man whose candidacy trump is emulating, and that's pat buchanan. >> he said you know you got to -- when you go to the dance, you have to dance with the girl who brought you, by that he means, you have to play to the people who are giving you all the support, right now, those are the people who like to see him agitating, hurling insults, i don't think he has much reason to be nice trump. >> is you alluded to this a minute ago, this is part of the predicament that jeb bush is in here, he said at the beginning of the campaign. he said he wants to be willing to lose the primary to win the general election. and immigration is the perfect illustration of that. he wants to be running as the moderating voice of immigration, how is he going to get through a primary, when donald trump is able to become the front-runner by saying the things he said. >> by a sister soldier moment by saying what he believes he said he didn't want to run initially if he couldn't do it joyfull

pat buchanan? >> it certainly is. first, what donald trump represents, more than ideology or politics left or right, is anti-establishment, anti-elite, anti-washington, overthrow the system that has failed. and in europe, as well, you see the european euro skeptic parties. they want to get rid of the big central government of the european union. some of them want to break away. scotland wants to break away. you got cat lone ya wants to break away from madrid. this is a force. economic nationalism, tribalism, economic populism, ethnonationalism, these are the forces really. it's not simply europe either or the united states but all over the world these forces are becoming predominant. centralism is in retreat. >> is this phenomenon bigger than the rejection of main stream political parties? is it a rejection of globalism with its cross-border trade and outsourcing of jobs that enriches the global elite, eleanor clift? >> i just think all of these fancy words are putting lip stick on a pig. i think donald trump is basic

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pat buchanan? pat: it's gotten some things done. i'll give it a b. eleanor: i'll give it a b. got some things done but left a lot of big-ticket items. tom: i think it's a b. it's improvement. mort: i'll give it a c. they've gotten a few things done but not nearly enough. john: i'll give it a b-plus. my reasoning is as follows -- first balanced budget in six years, the first major medicare reform in 20 years. the keystone x.l. bill. obama vetoed it. and number four, a major education bill and they're on their way to a highway bill. not bad. we'll be right back with predictions. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplemen

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bad news, phillies pitcher david buchanan allowed 11 runs in the second inning, 11. phillies lose this 113-one. >>> eagles play colt this sunday afternoon in preseason game number one, a lot of attention being paid to the bird secondary. eagles have revamped that part of the defense after a rough seas on last year. carry williams, bradley fletcher and brandon boykin all gone and byron maxwell and eric row in place. eric carol is one hole over. >> my mind set was different. i wanted to make sure i work hard and prepared to come in now. i sacrificed a bunch. i will in the get into what i sacrificed. but my mental approach had to be different and i knew what i had to do to be prepared. >> there is a petition on line to get pope francis to bless knees of the eagles quarterback sam bradford, whatever it takes, right. he tore his acl twice so bird fans are going to the very top for help. brad forward says he is game. >> i haven't thought about it before i talked to you but if i got to meet the pope, i think that would be cool. if he wanted to bless my knees, i'm all for it

. >> don't talk to buchanan that way. >> you're not the republican base. mclaughlin is. >> the base needs to expand. >> do you want to cut mclaughlin's social security? >> no. well, yes, i do. >> social security is very broad. >> that debate did nothing to expand the republican base on any issue, on women's issues, immigration, zero. >> i think -- >> kasich was good, 1-10. >> we're out of control here. which of the 10 republican contenders lost ground in the debate? >> i think i disagree. i think scott walker did because i think he is sort of the, a real candidate to run in the opposite trump, you know, bracket, and i don't think he did -- it's almost impossible to remember anything he said. >> if you're watching midwestern governors and you have to choose between kasich and walker, kasich wins. i would agree. walker is a narrow minded, conservative --. kasich is able to think more broadly. >> scott walker is very popular. you have to understand that. i also think going back to what eleanor said about the political benefit of talking about entitlement refo

ben carson, pat buchanan, and the last man to walk on the moon. >>> after one ceo said all workers got minimum wage, some haut it would backfire, but washed up comic like russell brand made fun of us for pointing that outs. it is backfiring now that the ceo is saying things are so tough, he is renting out his house to make ends meet. jonathan, does this prove that regardless of merit, this doesn't work. >> it doesn't work, eric. this is altruism. self-sacrifice is good, but it's dangerous. this has demonstrated that. he cut his own salary. great. now he is renting out his own room and struggling with money, and his business, which is, you know, providing all this prosperity has been hurt, as a result. his best employees, they resent him because ever since everyone else is making money that they haven't actually earned, and he is overrun with applications with new employees that he will never be able to hire anyway. self-sacrifice always ends up as a loser. >> we saw that coming. >> go to get a higher level of pay, and he should get a higher level of pay. when it comes to jobs, jobs are

pat buchanan did it but ultimately people will back away because sanders says everybody has money >>> this is what we always talk about. but it when a politician mistakenly tells the truth. but he does speak his mind famously in a cave -- the campaign. >> it could be better from those who don't think before they talk. but unfortunately if you don't remember dunkin donuts look it up. kennedy: we could do that all night to. it is worth it. is the biding his time? [laughter] >> right now his most appealing characteristic is he is not hillary clinton. though what else do you have go to? kennedy: it isn't working for the other candidates. >> nobody knows to lincoln chafee is. who cares? >> but from the courier to say the crazy things he has a reverse equity. what will you bring up? plagiarism? because nobody died. >> benghazi. he could say that. i stowe words i gave them back. i have $1 billion. >> all of the means i have of him being creepy that he is more than ordinary which would serve him well to go down the rabbit hole would help her campaign because right now we focus on her but tha

pat buchanan challenged my dad, john mccain challenged my brother. you had bachmann. he said forget it. let it go away. he made the case, sure my brother invaded iraq, maybe you don't like that, but in the end the surge was working and obama and hillary clinton blew it. >> where was secretary of state clinton during all of this? like the president himself. she opposed the surge and then joined in claiming the success, then stood by as the allied american forces was thrown away. in all of her record-setting travels, she stopped by iraq exactly once. >> a lot of people make the case, even critics of george w. bush said there was progress and things were in better shape and president obama should have fought to keep more troops there. hillary clinton fired back this week at tiowa state fair that i was your brother. but can the bush make the case that obama and clinton were wrong on iraq? >> that was the million-dollar question. he said, it doesn't matter what my last name is because for now i am the only one that would provide a detailed explanation of what i would do. i

and buchanan gives up 11 runs in an inning and 2/3.ight now 11-1 diamondbacks. >>> and the eagles five days away from the first preseason game. sunday hosting the colts. we are anxious to see sam bradford in game action, especially coming off the knee injuries. but hold on a moment, chip kelly says he doesn't know how much or even if bradford will play. the quarterback says he wants in there. >> it is completely up to coach, that is his decision. obviously for me i think that i need to get back on the field and get those reps. it has been a long time since i have taken live team reps now. whether it helps in the first game, the second game, the third game, the fourth game, it is completely up to coach. but i think it is beneficial to get out there. >> and if bradford is a no-go see a lot of sanchez. and he explains what he is working on come sunday. >> a good feel of the offense. get a come of completions and make the right reads and checks, and it will be a short period of time and, you know, when you get those however many plays it i

they will take on die machine backs at 9:40 with david buchanan on the hill.t got ugly for aaron harang. 's loud eight runs on 12 hits as phillies were rocked 13-three. good news, they are still 16-six since the all-star break. so they are playing well. >> that they are. >> last night was ugly. >> blip on the radar screen. >> they were due for one like that. >> appreciate it. >> we will be right back. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! i'd like to put in my 15-years notice.ration you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent, i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam made you a cake. red velvet. oh, thank you. i made this. take charge of

second inning adrian gonzales off david buchanan. six to five dodgers. 10-eight dodgers in the ninth inning that guy dom brown with two on a chance to play hero. chance to win the game! line drive double play. it ends right there. and jimmy rollins and the dodgers leave town with two out of three. 10-eight your final today. two starters missing as the eagles resume training camp at the novacare complex. kiki alonso watch this one guys out with a concussion running back demarco murray sent home with undisclosed illness. sam bradford was there and he continues to do everything in camp as he comes off his second acl gentlemen an eye towards the opener in atlanta on monday the 14th of september progress in this camp is measured in a lot of different ways. >> i think you look for progress. you know, obviously if you make a mistake which we all make mistakes out here every day you try to learn from to mistake and not make it again and then also, you know, just getting my mind and my body back into football shape. getting ready for what's going to be like in th