and for younger lawyers whose entry into learning about this is often reading the buckley case. it's a fact of history that just has fallen away, so the people in the room knew it was going on, but as generations have gone by, you have to rediscover the ambassadorships that were sold. >> they solicited corporate contributions at a time when corporate contributions were illegal. they were illegal then as they are now under the tillman act of 1907. some of the corporate executives who testified during watergate indicated they did that to avoid retaliation from the nixon administration. it was seen as a calling card so he could get his calls returned in -- from washington. george spader of american airlines said he feared being at a competitive disadvantage if he didn't give. in the end wild ended up giving $100,000 of corporate money and then later pled guilty for violating the campaign finance laws. the milk producers pledged in exchange for supports, and the way one person has put this is the milk producers paid $2 million medical record to cost the american consumer $100 millio

buckley way. he replied that he thought the movement was in need of reprisonty nation which probably sent a few people to the dictionary. i don't know if that answers your question. i miss him terribly, and i often mentally reach for the phone wanting to, you know, wanting to get his take on something. but in some ways i'm glad he's not around to see it. [laughter] yes. >> um, i'm here essentially because of the book you wrote about your late parents, and i related to it a great deal. and do you not miss the times where there could be an element of complexity in one's political persona? i mean, i grew up with a father who was a registered republican. he always voted republican. he was a childhood of the depression, i think he was a fiscal republican. but socially i didn't realize that there were certain things that were issues. i didn't realize that being gay was an issue or racial -- i mean, this was, we were taught to be tolerant. this was america. you know? he was a child of an immigrant. and s

the buckley we would expect a binder provided by the parties or that you handed out. -- typically, we would expect a binder provided by the parties. i can have them brought over tomorrow. in the meantime, i do have copies. they are in order. we will just have to break up the copies. >> that's fine. >>we investigated as to whethere could get you a microphone and there is just no suitable microphone for you. so, if you would not mind speaking loudly when you make an objection. >> before you have a copy of exhibit 14, that is the copy of the employees of rules and regulations. there is a section there, section 2.1 called a standard of conduct, this is on page 4. so come up sheriff, the standard of conduct status. this is 2.1. the employees shall conduct their private and professional lives and such a manner as to avoid bringing the department into disrepute tend to of flux that is what it says, correct. >> at what a law enforcement officer does of duty is important, correct? >> yes. >> it is important to because it reflects upon the whole profession. does it reflect poorly on the whole d

that fine fella bill buckley. i worked for bill buckley. knew ronald reagan.e talked about him on the left that way at the time. >> what the conversation had afterwards, i think there's a sense in rational, reasonable people on both sides of the aisle, that there's not a place to have a conversation that you don't get thrown at. what those focus groups said over and over, i don't know if i trust any of them. if they say one little thing, bill clinton said something about barack obama and he has to back way up. anybody trying to get close to the middle, let's come together, on earither side, left or right they get bombard dmrd the president made an argument building on that. basically, this election is about breaking the stalemate. we have seen the big ideas come out on the economy. this election is going to determine it. >> what's holding us back is a stalemate in washington. between two fundamentally different views of which direction america should take. this election is your chance to break that stalemate. >> austan, i guess, i wonder if that's actually tru

he talks about buckley in 1976. money is protected by the first amendment presumably chief justice gordon gekko presiding. he said that they decided that spending money is the equivalent of free speech. you might wonder why no one in that smart room stood up and said wait a minute, if money is speech, is the lack of money speech? it's not just bruce but the whole band. >> cenk: and it's going back to buckley, the core of the problem. >> he said one of the worst three decisions of the supreme court history. >> cenk: this band has nailed it. the gut feeling in the country for what is wrong here. unfortunately, neither one of our pretties is representing that point of view there's that resonates so strong in the country. >> being in europe and seeing spaniards react to him the way they do, they're reacting to the idea of america. they're reacting to the best that america has to offer. that's what they see in bruce. >> cenk: yeah, absolutely. and it doesn't just resonate in this country, but it resonates all across the

robert buckley. i have been an attending psychiatrist with the emergency services unit for the past 22 years. i am also a member of the physicians organizing committee. we state that the development agreement are paving -- is not adequate. especially in regards to those suffering an epidemic of homelessness and mental illness. under this agreement, cpmc is is giving card launched to build 635 in new -- carte blanche to build 635 new beds. ptsd patients are committing suicide in record numbers. administrators -- the psychiatrist it called to the emergency units to consult on the mental health needs of patients. beyond any dollar value, it is critical to care for the patients because mental health care and medical help care are so closely intertwined. -- health care are so closely intertwined. they say it is too late to reinstate the 32 bed at st. luke's because they have already submitted the plants. -- plans. this board must use its power. supervisor mar: thank you very much. i am going to call sever

christopher buckley discusses his latest novel to gain congressional approval for a secret poppins system. this is about 40 minutes. [applause] >> thank you for coming out on a lovely friday night and washington that is truly in its glory. you have traces didn't the founding whether but you honored me by being here. [applause] >> this is my 15th reading. don't worry. barbara need with one introductions started to introduce me the lo we use of politics and prose. i grew up here but my first reading was 1982. thank you for the generous introduction to although they can be funny. after a couple of books i tired of green beans the author paragraph. you know, the parched writing the back they pretend they did not. i started to make them up. [laughter] is saying he and ben adviser to every american president since taft. [laughter] about day 10 of the book tour this is only did number five. a freshman college roommate is here. by day number 10 you are a little punchy. merisel hierarchy of interviewers, npr and c-span of course. but there were cars honking in the background. [laughter] but in res

buckley has tried to get their money back by building a house that is ridiculous the outsized for the rest of the neighborhood. if any of you lived on this treaty would be standing there saying the same thing i was not notified of the second go around with this. i went through the first one i just object to the entire process. if you're going to open it up to another d.r., that would be great. but the fact is, you are dropping this down into eight -- this bloated thing down into a quiet neighborhood. it is just wrong. consider the neighborhood. look at the pictures she presented and put this thing in the middle of it. it is shameful. i thank you very much for your time. >> did you respond at all to the notice of proposal that was sent out in july? but the first time when we went through this when it was mr. lee proposing the project, the fellow that is third there in line -- >> i am talking the more recent. >> i was not notified of it. what i did mine, 300 ft.. we had to send it out to the people on the next street, across the street come up and down the street. it is just not the sam

the far apart will not say what the that is the clintons are commissioner arson but ours and it is buckley. one of the primary missions is to investigate sarsens and so far concerning this particular fire is way too early to even talk about an arson. >>> why was atf even called? >>> we bring varied expertise and are certified fire investigations and one of our areas of expertise to determine the origin and cause of the fire. by for any action in bart trains were cautiously testing that region is far from the city. this testimony and service tonight but this the real itself of the trains run on was not damaged the general manager todd told the mercury news she and other passengers no doubt are eager to hear this issue is very stressful along very long indeed. >>> a concern about getting home tonight? here comes the train. there is an irony here that plan today and emergency earthquake drill that a shutdown service that had to suspend those plans to deal with irreal shutdown of service and get going again. i hope they hold off for this another day. but he is a lot better now than it was for

we work really closely also with jeff buckley from the mayor's office. he has spent years being an organizer and service provider in the tenderloin. answers every single one of our calls. of course, naomi kelly and bill barnes from the city administrator's office. thank you for working so closely with our office. we care deeply about our neighborhood. it is a rich neighborhood that deserves a lot of our attention. and to keep it to be what it is. to talk a little bit about our neighborhood, we have several of our small business owners to talk a little bit about what their experience here, particularly in little saigon, which is a cornerstone of the tenderloin neighborhood. it is amazing what little saigon is for the tenderloin in terms of the vibrancy of the small business and the activities. also, the people they employ here. also, our businesses are truly family businesses. every owner we invited also brought their children, their kids with them as well. the first family i want to invite was steven and kathy from turtle tower. they keep city hall going

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deprive all saudis of hundreds of millions of euros through a tax avoidance scheme involving britain's buckley's buying. boss is also in the dog. data is hurting the oil prices suggests people will use less crude so low sweden brand just slightly down this hour russia closed ok the market's here about a terrible year overall investors now think the country's the an economy deserves better it's hard enough trying to make it come as is to open a plant in lithuania to supply its heavy duty lorries to europe initially two thousand vehicles will be made there while it sounds out the market experts say has a strong chance of success is beaten off the foreign competition in russia already and also wrigley wins the grueling paris truck race and fully the ruble gained against both currencies today the bad news from europe's also pushing the euro down on the dollar and europe today news in interviews on the web site. all right daniel thanks for that update we'll see you back same place same time next hour in a few minutes here on r.g.p. we explore china's financial strength in our interview straight out y

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survivor italian meal knife the former diplomat underwent extensive treatment both abroad and at the buckley of center murphy. our health care is far stronger and kinder than western especially now when many medical centers have the technology we're used to seeing in the west but most importantly our doctors have so with this that along with well trained hands is something which allows russian doctors to save lives daily with operations on heard of just a few years ago such as replacing a human heart valve with one from a calf. and holding a frame was profuse as a phonier to evolve from the cardiac side of a cuff we purchase hearts from meat packers bring them here isolate the necessary tissues give them the necessary treatment the treatment methods are protected by apartments and then we saw evolve from this tissue that can fully replace a damaged human. thousands of such procedures have already been performed at the center on patients as young as just a few weeks old to those whose lives are in full bloom like twenty four year old not talia who suffered from inherited terry heart condition

survivor italian meal knife the former diplomat underwent extensive treatment both abroad and at the buckley center most immediate suman our health care is far stronger and kinder than westerns especially now when many medical centers have the technology that we're used to seeing in the west which what's most important are doctors have to do this or that along with well trained hands is something which allows russian doctors to save lives daily with operations on heard of just a few years ago thousands of such procedures have already been performed at the center on patients as young as just a few weeks. to those whose lives are in full bloom like twenty four year old natalee who suffered from a hearing to terri heart condition this is just the feeling right now is that i understand and feel like a completely house with. a priceless feeling of a new health achieved without hitting outside russia's borders in moscow it even goes r.t. . over now to the business destiny that he joins us and we're in the final minutes of trading how is the we've been on the markets ahead of this greek isle action

buckley and national review were defending southern, legally imposed racial segregation as, you know, local control. these people know best what they want. the sort of good hearted defense of it that i think existed was if we don't have these rules in place, a lot of people are going to kill a lot of people. most of it will be white people killing black people. that's not good. too much blood thirst iness. also vice versa. i think that was the good hearted argument, that people didn't express publicly. the people that maintained this system would have told you if they were being exactly frank. you don't know how much white people are going around killing these other people. we've had lynchings in the past. we don't see want to see that in the future. we'll try to get black people treated more fairly and open up college for them, but don't try and mix it, we'll have violence. that would have been the argument. you know, americans rejected that basically. in a national movement. so any time you advocate decentralization, the comeback is always well, you wouldn't have been for brown vers

states should want to front easily get to know one thing their troops in twenty fourteen this is what buckley interests all of us to ensure that of god his son. is linked to the world through communication means that cannot be disrupted that will that it has the ability to export its sources and therefore make somebody india say isolating iran it won't work and it's time for the americans to take a step back we're trying to encourage the americans to look at the bigger picture because not only are we going to be affected but they too will be affected so i think perhaps and it's a whole they'd better sense will prevail and that. last thing its muscles protecting its interests and not bowing down to pressure from the west pressure either r t new delhi india. before we join katie for the business or let's get straight to afghanistan now the r.t. world of day begins with this story a suicide attack that killed seven at a nato base in the eastern part of the country the taliban claims its fighters rammed a vehicle packed with explosives straight into the base one police source says a gun battle is

that many people don't don't necessarily follow the long history of this problem which goes back to buckley versus vallejo when the supreme court made a distinction which is proved to be illusory to put it politely between campaign contributions which they said we could limit constitutionally and campaign expenditures which said which they said could not be limited so to give an example you can limit sheldon nato sins ability to contribute to newt gingrich to five thousand dollars but the supreme court said you can place no limit on what he can spend independently the supreme court arguing that an independent expenditure is could not possibly be corrupting and couldn't even give the appearance of corruption well you'd have to live in a theoretical world in which newt gingrich would be unaware that sheldon adelson had singlehandedly kept his presidential campaign alive to fall that rationale it is proved to be really quite fallacious reasoning and unfortunately citizens united instead of revisiting that decision. made it worse made a problem or a spy saying that corporations were essentially

hundreds of millions of euros through a tax avoidance scheme involving britain's barclays three buckley's bosses are also in the dog. worrying e.u. news is keeping oil makes the fear is people buy less of that crude in a downturn and a mixed day here in moscow but things are getting better after an awful year investors say russia's economy is strong so still should grow ruble strengthened against both currencies today as investors increasingly prefer the russia story to problems in europe and america and russian trucks are coming to europe it would be to north western competition in its home market come as is opening a plant in lithuania to supply is extremely successful lorries to the e.u. he wins the grueling. truck race. and finally google is in talks to lay a joint high speed internet cable between the world's emerging superpowers the fiber optic alarm will go from russia's forest through asia africa and america construction of the billion dollar project should start next year maybe twenty existing on the water oil pipelines and europe today there's more on our website or to dot com s

survivor vitale me knife the former diplomat underwent extensive treatment both abroad and at the buckley of center most of. our health care is far stronger and kinder than western especially now when many medical centers have the technology we're used to seeing in the west but most importantly our doctors have sold them in this war that along with well trained hands is something which allows russian doctors to save lives daily with operations on heard of just a few years ago thousands of such procedures have already been performed at the center on patients as young as just a few weeks old to those whose lives are in full bloom like twenty four year old natalee who suffered from a heritage terry heart condition it's just the feeling right now is that i understand and feel like a completely healthy person. a priceless feeling of inner health a cheat. without heeding outside russia's borders in moscow it is. a shocker the business to be trees at the business center russian markets on a roll of the final minutes of trade bring us up to date well we've got the r.t.s. in the my six gaining two

should want to front easily get to once they pull out their troops in twenty fourteen this is the what buckley interests all of us to ensure that. is linked. to goldman and the means that cannot be disrupted that will the. ability to export its sources and therefore make somebody india say isolating iran it won't work and it's time for the americans to take a step back. because the americans to look at the bigger picture because. we're going to be affected but they too would be affected so i think perhaps hope. that they would be. flexing its muscles protecting its interests and not bowing down to pressure from the west preassure either r t new delhi india. now let's take a quick look at some other stories from around the world first to somalia where african union and government forces have captured the city. with egypt military base and the cells of the country the group abandoned the town without a fight as troops approach despite facing pressure on a number of military front groups still controls much of the country has been a key target for troops to make up the african union contingent in