and beginning beginners 90s camping picking up the trade issue asg well so that debate s had but buchananr is successful. in 2000 he leaves the party and runs for president on the reformed ticket where arrival is a businessman named donald trump and i think buchanan is the first to recognize the irony 16 years later trump would ascend to presidency on many of the ideas he was on buchanan about in the 20000 cycle so at the moment i think the argument in the favor of populism and conservative writing class that came to power with ronald reagan plastics through the first george bush, moved up to capitol hill during republican revolution and then back down pennsylvania avenue with georges w. bush, that governing class which existed about 30 years has been displaced. >> i looked at my time in congress is to periods, the majority and then lost it when obama came in and we got back in this book i haven't seen in years, young guys.wh [laughter] i was out two to three on that name but our goal with that was to recruit members of congress willing to take tough boats. what happened to our majority w

we were fighting pat buchanan a little bit of ross perot and ii read from college on the national reviewhat with guys like that at the national review it was not the weekly standard yet but the project for american people? the neocons fighting the paleo cons with the point being that when the reagan year ended with the defeat of h.w. bush by clinton attend of soul-searching was going on in the conservative movement turned in word not and then with that compassionate conservativism. and never really replaced a solid fusion with the wars and the rest but and with that internal struggle for the future of the conservative movement and wean are frankly. we have had positive and have one some white houses but we have never settled into a posture of the center-right movement that's capable of racking up majorities and presidencies to put in place and that is still underway and dominated by trump not just untethered populism it's really not an agenda but a theory. so underneath that the kind of fight we had in the early nineties like right now only with digital. >> in a way your book describes p

on many of the ideas that he was lambasting buchanan about just in the 2000 cycle. so at the moment i do think the argument has been settled in favor of the forces of populism, and the conservative governing class that came to power with ronald reagan lasted through the first george bush, was kind of moved up to capitol hill during the republican revolution, newt gingrich and then came back down pennsylvania avenue with george w. bush. that conservative governing class which you listed for a about 30 years has been displaced. >> watch the full program anytime online at booktv.org. just search matthew continetti or the title of his book "the right." >> tonight cnn anchor the new york times best-selling author anderson cooper chronicles the rise and fall of a legendary american dynasty, his mother's family, that vanderbilt. he is joined by katherine howe, a "new york times" best-selling author of historical fiction and an academic who brings her teeth research skills and narrative flair to the story of an extraordinary family. and now without a further ado i would lik

have a moment where the republican party could have been forced to choose between jack kemp and buchananhe doesn't run for president, he waits until 1992 because hees recognizes reagan successors are probably going to be george h debbie bush who's not a reagan, establishment the public. there we get the fight between established republicanism representative by bush and buchanan 1992 represented populist wing, representing the surgeons of the rights and attitudes before war and toward immigration and then really beginning in bikinis camping picking up the trade issue as well so that debate is had but buchanan is never successful. in 2000 he leaves the republican party and runs for president on the reform side for his rival is a businessman named donald trump and i think buchanan is the first to recognize the irony 16 years later trump dissents to the presidency on many of the ideas he was blasting buchanan about in the 2000 cycle so at the moment i doed think the argument settled in the force of the populism and the conservative governing class that came to power with ronald reagan lassit

and buchanan in 1992 representing the populist wayne. representing the resurgence of the old right in its attitudes toward war and its attitudes toward immigration and then really beginning in the in buchanan's 96 campaign picking up the trade issue becoming more protectionist. so that debate is had. but buchanan never is successful. and in 2000, of course, he leaves the republican party. and he runs for president on the reform ticket. where one of his rivals is a businessman named donald trump? and i think you canon is the first to recognize the irony 16 years later. trump would ascend to the presidency? on many of the ideas that he was lambasting buchanan about just in the 2000 cycle, but so at the time at the moment, i do think the argument has been settled in the favor of the forces of populism. and the conservative governing class that came to power with ronald reagan. lasted through the first george bush. was kind of moved up to capitol hill during the republican revolution. yeah in newt gingrich and then came back down, pennsylvan

buchanan says, he really believed that. and honestly, nixon really believed some of what he was trying to do in the domestic arena? health insurance for all, even food stamps for the destitute and hungry. and the income for people. there was something in him which, in his quaker background, something which was not entirely secular. there were something more than that. >> actually, here, within the shadow of the house of which he was born and raised. and frank nixon. you point out that you think a lot of the staff did not understand this. because they were approaching him on a purely pragmatic and political level and didn't understand that kind of spiritual dimension. nixon was such a mixture of intense qualities -- work, resentments, guile, welcome to the nixon library. brilliance, courage -- would ultimately enabled him to be bigger was that he was a man who felt so many anxieties -- with his political success, people thought that was all there was to him. to get behind that iron curtain was hard. and i think you are right

most of it the fire westbound 80 at buchanan was a distraction, crews were blocking the lane.ing is cleared out of lanes, speeds are recovery. more traffic headed to the bay bridge. others moving across the richmond bridge, may be heavier. things are moving nicely. a new crash that popped up in san jose. i'll check on that, back to you. >>> san ramon city leaders are considering whether to approve development funding for a multimillion-dollar bridge construction plan. if an agreement with the tri-valley transportation council is given the green light, that money would go toward the construction of the ironhorse trail bicycle and pedestrian overcrossing at bollinger canyon road. city leaders plan to vote on the proposal tomorrow. they always have public if you want to weigh in. back in december, san ramon approved spending $1 million on the project and that money came from its city beautification plan. >>> next, a quick look at the top stories on "today in the bay," including calling on the federal government to do more to combat monkeypox, the protests later today in san franc

and they had the confederate ironclad in virginia and it is good command of buchanan and i keep using the word she, because 19th century, that's what they did and so, buchanan is in control of virginia so this as vessel and going to. [inaudible]. in room 10:00 p.m. she runs right into the u.s. cumberland, this was a 1600-pound ironclad and this is a giant hole in her hall because of the slamming grade in next, another u.s. ship, the uss, and they said this was a bad idea and this ironclad vessel. and they are pending in congress, until eventually the u.s. vessels of day one, march 8th, ironclad wooden ship and would destroy all of the wooden u.s. ships read but it's different on march 9th 1862 because the u.s. ironclad had showed up in the region. this was in the chesapeake bay area in geography read so it was this crazy design of these ironclad ships and she looked at this and you can see it's really loud to the water. and usually is and 60 degrees. but it looks kinda creepy when when you're out there like fighting and this comes at you. so on march 9th, they were passed by the u.s.

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. >> laura: why is pat buchanan on that real? i saw buchanan. he's been pretty much write about every major issue. >> i love on the way out the door stelter is trying to depict himself as a new founding father or something. you know what i hate most of all. the long, dramatic glance off camera. look into the camera and say what you've got to say. it is so phony. for him to say we have to deny our platforms people who live. stelter for the record dismissed the hunter biden laptop, attacked the poor nick sandmann kid. he recently supported nina totenberg story that gorsuch wouldn't wear a mask in the supreme court. turned out to be a complete fraud on all three counts. as long as we are burning up uncomfortable unmentionables. he remembered gillett did toxic masculinity add a few years ago basically attacking men. it led their parent company procter & gamble to take a $8 billion rate down. now gillette is really going below. they have exposed a new ad featuring an animated pubic hair. i wish i were making this up. >> is the word pubic blasphemy? ♪

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. >> reporter: mission control is a one bedroom office in the second floor of a hanger at buchanan fieldhnicians double check the sensors that will allow this airplane to take to the skies by itself. airplanes like this are used daily to transport cargo and people to small communities all over the united states. there is a pilot shortage and the engineers at x wing have an airplane that can taxi, takeoff, and fly and land entirely by itself and think it is a good solution for >> it is a struggled to hire and train pilots, even with increases. there are in a not enough. >> reporter: a pilot right along for now. he hands off and the computer flies, monitored by the vision control. actually flying is the easy part. it turns out the biggest challenge in automating flight is not the flight itself. you have been on flights on autopilot. the challenge is talking to those guys. >> right now we have somebody in the station talking to the controls. the voice is relayed to the airplane. no matter where they are sitting where the aircraft is, we communicate with the local facility. practiced the pil

pat buchanan, a nixon aide who later ran for president three times. he sought and failed to win the republican nomination. alexander hague who was nixon's chief of staff later in the watergate period. ron ziglar, he was a press secretary, the one who referred to watergate as a third rate burglary. these were all among the candidates, these and many more were identified as likely sources. likely to have been deep throat. there were college courses, one of them at the university of illinois, that spence semesters digging through the clues and all the presidents men to try to figure out who the most likely source was. one of these efforts identified pat buchanan, the arch conservative republican who seemed on his face to be quite unlikely to have been deep throat, but since he was a native of washington or, had lived in washington for many years, he knew some of the ends announce that were discussed in the book. so this college, it seems like he was the most likely candidate. a very common and popular interpretation was that deep throat was not a single

who was nixon's council in the early days of the watergate scandal pat buchanan, who is a nixon aid who later ran for president three times? sticking and failing to win the republican nomination for presidency alexander hague who was nixon's chief of staff later in the watergate period ron ziegler, he was the press secretary. the one who mentioned who referred to watergate famously as a third rate burglary. these were all among the candidates these and many more were identified as likely sources. likely to have been deep throat. in fact, there were college courses. one of them at the university of illinois that spent semesters. digging through the tips and clues and hints and all the president's been to try to figure out. who the most likely source was? and one of these efforts identified pat buchanan an arch conservative republican who seemed on his face to be quite unlikely to have been deep throat. but since he was a native of washington or had lived in washington for many many years he knew some of the ins and outs that were discussed in the book. and to this college class. it seeme

so, franklin buchanan is in control of the virginia. she leaves norfolk and she is headed out to go get these u.s. vessels that are on block a duty. she is going to go after the uss cumberland. at around 2 pm, she rams right into the uss cumberland with her 1500 pound iron ram. that basically kills the cumberland. ship, the uss, and they said this was a bad idea next the virginia goes after another ship. the uss congress. the congress, is like, this is a bad idea. she decides to run underground, rather than face it. in turn, the virginia is just going to keep firing on and pounding on the congress with her broadsides, until eventually the u.s. vessel surrenders. day one, march 8th, ironclad versus a wooden ship, ironclad clearly winds. she's destroyed all the u.s. wooden ships. but things are going to look a little different on march 9th, 1862. that's because, in the night, the u.s. ironclad, the uss monitor, has shown up in the region. this is happening on hampton roads, in the chesapeake bay area. the monitor is a crazy, radically dec

buchanan of florida, i inform the house that these members will vote no on h.r. 5376. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. flores of texas, i inform the house that mrs. flores will vote no on h.r. 5376. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. letlow of louisiana, mr. van drew of new jersey, mrs. hartzler of missouri, mr. babin of texas and ms. van duyne of texas, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that these members will vote no on senate amendment to h.r. 5376. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. weber: as the member designated by the following members, carter, granger, meuser, luetkemeyer, i inform the house that they will be voting no. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by john sarbanes, i inf

why is pat buchanan on that real battle? buchanan facee on that real he's been pretty much right about every major issue. so i don't know if he was trying to ding his book. but laura , i loveov on the waya out the door still just tryingg to depict himself as a fom new founding fatheret or something. and you know what i hate most of all the the long dramatic glance off camera.c just look into the camera and say what you got to say. it'sny so phony. but for him to say we have to deny our platforms to people who lie. stelter just for the record,el dismisste a hunter biden laptop attack that poor nick sandman kid sued cnn over it. they had to pay himor a settlement and he recently supported nina totenberg story that gorsuch wouldn't wear a mask in the supreme court turned out to be a complete fraud on all three counts . and as long as we're bringing up uncomfortable unmentionables, you'llbl remembc gillette did a toxic masculinity ad a few years ago, basically attacking men . it led their parent company,pr procter and gamble, to

to find presidential scholars and they believe that trump belongs at the bottom along with andrew buchanan and johnson. we never had a president before not accept the peaceful transfer of power and to try to undermine the electoral system. through a combination of public lies, propaganda, outright fraud. i don't think somebody's reputation improves from that. in fairness to trump if you want to look at his record, some people would say, despite all of the other stuff he had some accomplishments on his record. i think we look back at nixon and say yes, he did some things with lasting importance. the epa nt he codified affirmative action. opening to china, imagine a world today without relationships with china. there is the good and the bad. to answer the collars question, i do think trump belongs in the bottom. in my podcast, i don't cater to anyone's feelings or opinions. if you want to hear that liberal or conservative, you can find it. i don't put too much of my own politics into the show. i want to hear what the experts say. i don't shy away from the truth. i just told you where i thoug

. >> reporter: mission control is a one-room office in the second floor of a hangar at buchanan field. down below, technicians double-check the sensors that will allow this cessna caravan to take to the skies all by itself. planes like this one are used every day to transport cargo and people to small communities all over the united states, but there's a pilot shortage, and the engineers at xwing think an airplane that can taxi, take off, fly and land entirely by itself is a good solution. >> it's a struggle to hire and retain pilots even with pilot pay increases and so forth. there's just not enough supply. >> reporter: a safety pilot rides along for now, but entirely hands off. the computer flies, monitored by mission control. actually flying is the easy part. it turns out the biggest challenge in automating flight is not the flight itself. after all, you've been on flights that have autopilot. the challenge is talking to those guys. >> right now we're going to have somebody in the station or similar to this one talking to air traffic control, and the voice is relayed to the airplan

by the time the buchanan presidency comes around, i think it's been whittled down to one piece of the 53. this is tragic. this was the time before the kennedy presidency, when there was no collection. and i don't come into the white house for one president. the next president come along, and it would go away. there was nothing that requires that to stay in the white house collection. that changed with the kennedys and the johnson's. but at this point, this beautiful 53 piece set of furniture comes in for buchanan, and is gone except for one piece. -- and if you have to claim as many pieces as she could. we worked with her on that, and other first ladies since. to this day, i believe there are ten regional pieces now in the white house collection. is that right? 11? 11 pieces in the collection, including that table and the fire screen you see there is the most recent. if you'd seen that when it was acquired, you wouldn't have looked at it twice. it looks like a piece of junk that had been in the trash somewhere. it's been extraordinarily restored, and this entire suite, thanks to melis

separate motorized rifle brigade of the ground forces of the russian federation are better known as the buchananhe journalist of the scheme program established this relationship and we will talk more about it with the author of the investigation, georgy shabaev, georgy, i congratulate you, you received the personal information of the military, how did you manage it a-a m -th military of the russian federation, they simply forgot a flash drive in one of the villages of the kyiv region. this is the village of andriivka, which was occupied for a long time by the 64th separate motorized brigade and in fact, this flash drive contained information about a certain unit from this brigade, and in fact, it contained identification cards of russian military personnel, which contained information about the bank accounts in which they receive their salaries, and we found a lot of military personnel who receive salaries in gazprombank and the 64th military brigades are better known as the bucha razniki, because their war crimes against the civilian population are being investigated by law enforcement officers

buchanan, thanks so much for joining us. the former us president donald trump says f b i. agents have rated his mar, logo state in florida. the search is reportedly linked to an investigation into the removal of documents from the white house. trump son eric, cool, be unprecedented rate, quote, political persecution. he accused democrats of ordering it to prevent trump from running for president. again, palm beach, florida. this is the scene that followed the 1st ever f b i search of an ex presidents home outside the luxury resort owned by donald trump . his fan base is rallying and protest. they believe the f. b, i is carrying out a political agenda, find administration to them a critical weaponized thing to be on the pass. oh, okay, and i don't understand why the f b i came because what's in there and coming to this president's house, someone who we love a lot only who we know is the only person who can see this country. we don't want to be like cuba. why like nicaragua, like venezuela, the ex presidents drummed up his rep

. >> reporter: mission control is a one-room office in the second floor of a hangar at buchanan field. down below, technicians double-check the sensors that will allow this cessna caravan to take to the skies all by itself. planes like this one are used every day to transport cargo and people to small communities all over the united states. but there is a pilot shortage and the engineers at x wing think an airplane that can taxi, take off, fly and land entirely by itself is a good solution. >> it's a struggle to hire and retain pilots, even with pilots increases and so forth, there is not enough supply. >> reporter: a safety pilot rides along for now. but entirely hands-off. the computer flies, monitored by that mission control. actually, flying is the easy part. it turns out the biggest challenge in automating flight is not the flight itself. after all, you've been on flights that are autopilot. the challenge is talking to those guys. >> one niner right. >> right now we have somebody in the station or a station talking to air traffic control. and the voice is being relayed to the air

and buchanan electoral commission has admitted that vote tallying in the presidential election is moving too slowly. this comes as canyons have had to wait for a 4th day to find out who their next leader would be. early projections point to a tight race between long time opposition leader relo dingo and deputy president william router. no presidential po outcome has gone uncontested in kenya since 2002 security has been increased across the country as dispute over previous presidential votes. haven't followed by deadly violence. w correspondent edith kamani is in nairobi and she explained why the vote counting is taking so long. well, it's because here in can now we use a very slow process to count those results. are there have been a lot of trust issues between canyons and election officials as so what happens is those polls have to be read out one by one viewed there by so many election officials you saw in that story that has just run. and so they're correlated at the pulling station, then they had to control constituency level, and then they're validated again at a national level. an

buchanan's a man asked for an item before turning around, grabs bottles off the shelf and runs out. the female worker chases after the thief as he runs out of the store at the same time inside. a second man also steals an item. the worker asked us not to reveal her identity feeling. nervous scared because we are from other countries, you know? we are here to work, but look at them. i don't like it. it's hard, you know, the worker tells me she's from nepal and that she's upset that there were witnesses, but nobody came to her aid country. if somebody is going to go still like that in every if somebody sees it, they're going to help it out, she says. this is the second time the store has been robbed since may. both incidents took place in the afternoon. she suspects it's the same people involved. the worker says it appears that thieves are targeting her there. just come when i'm here, you know. at night. we're open till two. they have more chances to robert, too, you know, because there is no people but they come and myself because i'm the easy target. in the first incident. there was

laverne buchanan, $2.8 million. one of those three names, just three names in common, they are all republicans, and they all got ppp loans and they were all forgiven. all my! did we have a segment on that? did c-span do a segment on that? on the republicans with their ppp loans? host: we have 20 seconds on that. so, you support move yesterday? caller: oh, very much so. i am mostly calling in because i am really, really sick of thinking the set up today this morning, the people and citizens are constantly being put in battle with each other. i am tired of it. i'm tired of the way this program is run. you constantly are doing the dirty work of the gop. i know you get calls all the time about how you haven't got the phone lines, you never switch the number and all this stuff. gosh darn it, it is so frustrating because he could've run this so much different this morning and had it be with a positive reach out, but you don't do that. you never do that. host: we are just asking people their reaction to it. how would you r

it becomes worn and at a fashion and by the time of the buchanan presidency, i think it's been whittled down to just one piece of the 53 and which is tragic that was a time before the kennedy presidency when there was no collection an item could come into the white house for one president. the next president could come along and it could go away. i think that required that to stay in the white house collection that changed with the kennedys and the johnsons but at this point this beautiful 53-piece suite of furniture comes in by buchanan, it's all gone gone except for one piece. is kennedy undertook initiative to try to reclaim as many pieces as she could? we work with her on that and other first ladies since to this day, i believe there are 10 original pieces now in the white house collection, is that right? ten eleven eleven pieces in the collection including that peer table and the fire screen you see there is the most recent if you had seen that when it was acquired you wouldn't have looked at it twice. it looked like a piece of junk that had been in the trash somewhere. it's been e

we get you to the east bay, pa pacheko, around buchanan road, it is going to be in f fairfield tonight. we're going to widen out the picture here. hour by hour we go, next few hours, still the possibility of a few showers or isolated thunderstorm here in the bay area and certainly up to our north and in sierra nevada. i wouldn't hang up the umbrellas just yet. i will let you know how long the showers will remain in the forecast. dan a.: only on abc7 tonight, the truly brutal attack of a 70-year-old woman. let me warn you, this video is upsetting to watch. we should all be paying attention, dion. dion: you know i have spent the last several years reporting on attacks on asians in the bay area. this is one of the most heinous acts i have ever seen and this family was not afraid to speak out and for good reason. this is the housing complex where mrs. zhang's mother has spent the past two years hiding from covid until yesterday. >> yesterday was one of the days for a long time she went out, and this is what happened. dion: 70-year-old mrs. wrenn now hides for another reason when she was ap

one of our nation's most undistinguished presidents the 15th president of the united states james buchanan. breckenridge long was a graduate of princeton and a seasoned political operative who had run unsuccessfully for the senate. in missouri twice he become friends with franklin roosevelt when they both served in the wilson administration as many of you know, franklin roosevelt was the assistant secretary of the navy at the time. and long they became good friends long. in fact believe that they were such good friends then in 1933 after roosevelt assumed the presidency. long referred to the commander-in-chief not as mr. president, but rather simply as frank. let me read you a few excerpts from letters that long wrote to frank only weeks after arriving in italy. he describes meeting benito mussolini for the first time. quote he and of comparatively short stature with a very soft well modulated voice and an air of quiet and dignified elegance. and quote in another letter long refers to mussolini as quote a man of astounding character end quote. long's admiration for the italian leader didn'