buckley's conservatism was one that engaged national, america should be strong and powerful and also to be engaged to roll back the standing army that meant or what defense of our troops alliances like nato and intervention like vietnam there earlier rights would've been skeptical if not outright opposed to so the conservatism bill buckley created in the last part was political working within the republic and party, traditional vehicle of america conservatism to turn it away from moderate republican -- so called me to toward conservatism so he played a big role in this campaign that culminated in 1964 in the nomination, mr. conservatives nomination for president in the republican ticket. then the goldwater campaign managed by one of the most prominent presidents in this institution walked buckley out of the campaign and he was afraid with national review but that political energy express itself in his early friendship with ronald reagan and even got later in his life where he was willing to intervene in democratic primaries or support democratic candidates in order to get rid of me t

buckley used to call the air traffic control.e was making sure all the planes were going in the right direction, landing and taking off on time. so the 1960s meyer begins disputes with other libertarians on the right over the nature of the american defense establishment. whether a standing army back of communism including military intervention. it will growth the state and reduce individual freedom. the course of the debate with libertarians that meyer says look, i'm going to describe to you what american conservatism is. and what american conservatism is, tracing back to the american founding is a synthesis of individual liberty and traditional values ballou called estraditional values. but moral order. because the american founding took place before the great ruptures of the 19th century, before the french revolution in 1789, americans have been able to synthesize these twofr principles freedom and virtue, liberty and order. write this essay it is a great essay. and his best friend who's built buckley's brother-in-law and anoth

and then with buckley's kind of lengthy retirement buckley, but buckley really stretched out his retirement first. he he retired from public speaking and then he retired from the board of national review and the one thing you never retired from was his syndicated column. yeah. he's writing it today. yeah. with the departure of reagan and buckley you lose these economical figures. who almost every part of the right? and certainly every faction within american conservatism and the conservative movement saw as you as unifying without figures like that. then the the fractiousness and conflictual nature of the american right comes to the four. paul you entered a political world you got to washington right after reagan. where did the right think it was headed after reagan? we were in a big fight. it was that i was i was at a think tank called empower america founded by jinkerpatrick. bill bennett and jack kemp. there's the fusion right there. there's they were basically the titular heads of the three different movements working with people at project for american future, you know, castel crystal

buckley's conservatism was one of engaged nationalism. america should be strong, america should be powerful and defend itself but it had to be engaged in the world to defeat and rollback thesoviet union and that the large military establishment, a standing army . that meant forward defense and forwarddeployment of our troops . it meant alliances like nato treatment interventions like vietnam all of which the earlier right would have been extremely skeptical if not outright opposed to so this is the version of american conservatism that buckley created. the last part of his legacy was political. working within the republican party, the traditional vehicle of american conservatism to turn it away from the moderate republicanism .e and towards conservatism. so he played an early role in the draftgoldwater campaign that culminated in 1964 in barry goldwater's nomination . his s nomination for president on the republican ticket ironically then the goldwater campaign which was managed by one of the most prominent presidents of this institution

. >> going through this i remember you call bill buckley 2consequential writer in the mid- 20th centuryyou will remember your columns. [laughter] >> that he had a purpose with national review why did you call him the most consequential? >> because barry goldwater captured the republican party before that was national review from 1964 was made possible and before national review there was a spark in the mind of a young yale graduate named bill buckley thing that he won the cold war. [laughter] that is the best version that ideas have consequences and fill me those ideas accessible and fun.si to the business and political argument. host: how important? >> terrific when i cast my first presidential vote in politics running for the city council and 1948. it might be for life and it might be fun if it's not fun then do something else i write 100 columns per year that i happen to like politics like a lot of politicians i dislike a lot ofib them and their attributes we have to politics we have to government and laws and therefore argument the whole culture of democracy is from culturere persua

buckley was booked at the martinez detention facility. the sheriff department tells us, he has been released on bail. >>> we now know more about why several agents searched the florida state a former president donald trump earlier this month. today, a federal judge released an affidavit that led to the search. >> the 36 page document is highly redacted, but we are learning new information about what led to the unprecedented search of for me president trump's florida state known as mar-a-lago. the affidavit says, the department of justice believed highly sensitive national security information was being kept there illegally. >> we are dealing with the most sensitive information. the hair on the back of my neck stood up when i saw the classification markings he appeared >> reporter: the justice department got involved after the initial set of documents were recovered from margaret mar-a-lago in january. the doj says, that included several categories of sensitive information, including some of the most held secret in the u.s. government. age

buckley is on paid leave pending the outcome of the investigation.e's being held on one habit been $75,000 bail. dion: chp have arrested five suspects for statewide cargo theft operations worth $1 million in stolen goods. chb recovered when many dollars in electronics and seized a quarter million dollars in cash. the arrests are the result of a two-year investigation with golden gate division chb and southern division in southern california. >> this is items that are being stolen from cargo containers before they even make it to the stores. we are talking very large dollar amounts. dion: investigators believe the cargo theft operation is responsible for a massive cargo theft worth $9 million in stolen electronics. the suspects' identities will not be released during the investigation. dan: after the break, and ousted school board member ready to get her seat back. what she says she has learned since voters recalled her and why it makes her a better candidate. candidate. abc 7 here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness,

deputy matthew buckley. he was arrested at his home in pinole yesterday. there are not a lot of details yet about the investigation, but charges filed against buckley include grand theft of a firearm, destroying or concealing evidence and possession of a controlled substance. he has been booked into the contra costa county jail. he's being held on a bail of $175,000. he is on paid administrative leave from the sheriff's office. the controversial homeless encampment in oakland will close today. a federal jury ruled that caltrans can again, it's moving out the nearly 200 people there. this is the wood street site where there have been many safety problems and concerns including frequent fires. kron four's terisa stasio has the latest. >> a federal judge's message to hundreds of people living at a massive homeless encampment. it's time to go. >> not and i totally understand the bush huge. gaps in the way it will. treat the people at wood street. >> the area with its arby's and sprawling tense is one of the largest homeless encampments in oakland and home to a

bill buckley won the cold war. >> host: that's consequential. >> guest: it's a pressed version. ideas have consequences and filmed consider of ideas is it accessible and fun and brought the spirit of the cheerfulness to the business of political argument. when barry goldwater i first presidential vote in 1964 when he first went into politics i think he was running for the city council of the knicks in 1948. he wrote a letter to his brother and it said it might be fun. it turned out to be like for him but it certainly was fun. >> host: howow do you see it? >> guest: first of all writing about it is fun. i love to write. i'm a compulsive writer. highway 100 columns a year andoo i'm always writing books but i happen to like politics. like a lot of politicians i dislike some other attributes. i'd mired the business. we have to have politics and we have to have government and we have to have laws. therefore we have to have argument. the whole culture of democracy is the culture of persuasion. the argument is if you don't like argument you picked pick the wrong place because we argue

goldwater agrees and and buckley writes a 4,000 word editorial. the national review about why the john birch society is so bad for america and so bad for the republican party talks in depth about the anti-semitism and why that's so bad. goldwater was this out? no other way to put it. he starts to get pressure back. from john birchers inside the republican party. he's worried that if he does this he won't win the nomination in 1964. and so he writes back a very very short week. letter to buckley which is nothing like what they had agreed upon. so buckley decides that he's not going to publish it at first. and he goes to somebody else. see who has credibility to conservative movement to see if he'll back buckley up on this. he went to ronald reagan. who at that time was not even an elected official? he had given a speech in 1964 on behalf of goldwater. early on called run it was the speech was entitled rendezvous with destiny. and reagan it become a very popular figure inside the conservative movement because of this speech. he would be elected two

and therefore bill buckley won the cold war. >> that's consequential. >> that's the compressed version but i did that had consequences, building conservative ideas accessible and brought up a lab and a spirit of cheerfulness.to the business of political arguments. >> how important is the fun? >> went very goldwater might have my first vote in 1964, when he first went into politics i think hewas running for the council in 1948 . he wrote a letter to his brother that said it before life and it might be. >> it turned out to be pretty much for life but it certainly he brought me to do something else. >> first of all, writing about is fun. i love to write. i'm a compulsive writer. i can't stop. i write 100 columns a year and i'm always writing books. but i happen to like politics. i like a lot of politicians. i dislike some of them and dislikes some of their attributes but i admire the business. we have to have politics. we have to havegovernments, we have to have walls. therefore we have to argument . the whole culture of democracy is at bottom a culture of persuasion . and argument is par

buckley is charged with felony grand theft of a firearm, stolen property, filing a false police report and possession of a controlled substance. the investigation into exactly what happened and how is ongoing. in the meantime , buckley is on paid administrative leave from the sheriff's office, the justice department and sealing an fbi affidavit today made up of more than three dozen pages. it provides some new details about the justification used to search former president trump's mar a lago home. our political reporter greg lee joins us to outline what we've learned, and greg the reaction from the speaker of the house as well. christina good evening, the affidavit is heavily redacted, the doj says to protect witnesses, law enforcement and the integrity of the ongoing investigation, but it still provides insight into the timeline and circumstances that led to the mar a lago search. it is important for us to know. at some point. how it risk our national security was house speaker nancy pelosi, reacting to the heavily redacted fbi affidavit released by the justice department, federal age

deputy matthew buckley was arrested at his home yesterday. details of the investigation of not been released, but charges filed against buckley include grand theft of a firearm, destroying or concealing evidence and possession of a controlled substance. he's been booked into the contra costa jail and is being held on a bail of $175,000. buckley is on paid administrative leave from the sheriff's office. now to a community in mourning that gathered tonight to share words of praise for lily shoes. the beloved east bay dentist who was shot and killed in oakland last weekend. they were also using medication tonight to make a plea for peace in the community. >> kron four's ella sogomonian is in the newsroom and joins us live with more l a. >> well, catherine grant, she was killed in what police called a botched robbery just last weekend in oakland's little saigon neighborhood. that's where family friends and the community gather tonight in her honor and to call for an end to violent crime. >> friday night the community gathered for a vigil in honor

so buckley decides he's not going to publish it at first.somebody else to see who hisve credibility in the movement and see if he will back buckley up on this. he went to ronald reagan. with the time is not even elected official. he'd given a speech in 1964 on behalf of goldwater early on. speech was entitled rendezvous with destiny. and reagan had become very popular figure inside the movement because of the speech. he will be elected two years later as the governor of california. but reagan stood up wrote a long impassioned letter as a former democrat as to why he thought they were somebody we should not be embracing or empowering inside the republican party. that absolutely did the trick. goldwater ran you may remember goldwater's speech at the convention or the most famous olines was extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice. jthat is directly john bert's language. and he lost monumentally. in fact is a little historical note barry goldwater was the last republican to lose county for president until donald trump in 2020. from 64 --

goldwater agreed and buckley writes a 4000 word editorial about why the john birch society is so bad america and the republican party talks about the anti-semitism and why that so bad. goldwater was his out. no way to put it he gets pressure from those inside the republican party he's worried if he doesn't he will not win the nomination. so he writes back a very very short and week response which is nothing they agreed upon so buckley decides he will not publish it at first it goes to somebody else to see who has credibility in the conservative movement if he would backup buckley so he went to ronald reagan who at that time was not even an elected official. he gave a speech in 1864 on behalf of goldwater early on. called the rendezvous with destiny and reagan had become a very popular figure in the movement because of the speech he was elected two years later as the governor of california that reagand stood up and wrote day long and it passionate letter as a former democrat as to why he thought the birchers were not somebody we should be embracing inside the republican party and it a

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and so we have a very short clip from firing line in which william buckley introduces the then-democrat moynahan or then-humphrey partisan moynahan. and we butted it up against a very short excerpt from a phone conversation in october of 1971. this will give you an idea of the nixon moynahan dynamic, the relationship and interplay between these two minds. because they were really intellectuals working on that policy. >> daniel, patrick moynahan is assistant to the president for urban affairs. the last time i saw him at once he was speaking at a rally for hubert humphrey, very appropriately scheduled on halloween night. >> (laughs) >> and he predicted the end of the world if nixon was elected to following week. >> good morning, mister president. >> where are you? >> i'm in new york writing a speech which i'm going to give today at the united nations and give the russians a little heck. >> have you got a minute? >> yes i do, sir. >> i know you are writing a speech and the top is 7:30. but is your retention time that long? >> i never -- >> you don't admit. >> can i just say to you that the

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deputy sheriff matthew buckley arrested thursday. is a 15 year veteran of the department. investigator searched his home as part of the investigation into illegal firearms. now he's accused of possession of stolen firearms, having controlled substances and destroying evidence. they have not yet determined formal charges. the sheriff's department tells us he has been been detained. one of the latest attempts to prevent the killing of about 100 geese due to the droppings and potential health risks. >> a fight to save the geese about 100 of them to be exact. >> we even need to contemplate snapping the necks of geese. >> i'm here because of the geese because they comforted me when i was ill. they voted to move forward with calling 100 geese to control the population. the community believes there are other solutions. >> they want to put up $100,000. we want to see what we can do to control the city's effort. it's a regional effort as well. they have taken over the city's waterways and parks. and kind of hindered people walking around with their kids. the lethal method of popula

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in the meantime, buckley is on paid administrative leave from the sheriff's office. from a look of some affidavit pages, which are nearly blacked out. you see him there, there's still a lot more to be learned about the fbi search of former president trump's florida home. a redacted version of the affidavit is public tonight. political reporter greatly outlined some of what we're learning from it. it is important for us to know. at some point. how at risk our national security was house speaker nancy pelosi, reacting to the heavily redacted fbi affidavit released by the justice department, federal agents use the document to justify searching former president trump's mar a lago estate. the affidavit underscores the fact that not only was this a reckless act by the former president it may in fact, be a criminal act. according to the document, the fbi reviewed 15 boxes retrieved from mara lago in january. the boxes contained 184 classified documents. 25 marked top secret 67 confidential and 92 secret, it says there's probable cause to believe evidence of obstruction will

anti-woke treatises in 1951, and buckley, and it, has two major complaints. all white all-male student body, so is not complaining but anything we might call political correctness turkeys complaining the second when you're going to like, sam, but the first what is nobody is christian enough, that even many colored members of the clergy who are his professors are allowing for for a litte agnosticism in a classroom. not just that they're not religious or they are not open to students, jewish students or other historically marginalized jewish populations, but they are not professing that jesus christ was the son of god on a regular basis in economics class. so that's a big thing. the second thing he thinks is it they are shunted got to the site, they have made a got a someone else, sam, ready for this? maynard keynes, maynard keynes, right? that's his of the main objection. i mean, i'm not sure that anyone even in the elite no matter how we define them would remember exactly made keynes was except we are called keynesians now, may have something with collectivis

deputy matthew buckley was arrested at his home thursday.e do know that charges filed against buckley include grand theft of a firearm, destroying or concealing evidence and possession of a controlled substance. he is now booked and in the contra costa county jail and is being held on a bail of $175,000. he is on paid administrative leave. coming up on the kron 4 morning news at 8.15, a judge rules on the future of a controversial homeless encampment in oakland. >> what's next for the hundreds of people who live there? and after the break, people rallying against foster city's plans to kill the east. there. hear from one county supervisor voicing their supervisor voicing their concerns. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. (swords clashing) the choice is clear -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? th

the investigation into exactly what happened and how is ongoing, but in the meantime, buckley is on paid administrative leave from the contra costa county sheriff's office. today a vigil will be held to remember a dentist shot and killed last sunday in oakland's little saigon neighborhood. tonight's event starts at six o'clock at clinton park along international boulevard. the vigil will include community activists and faith based leaders calling for an end to violence. police are still looking for the gunman who robbed and shot 60 year old lilly sue. anger and frustration about violence in oakland during testimony at the oakland city council in just the past week, the oakland police department had officers on patrol 24 hours a day and the little saigon neighborhood and that includes patrols by undercover officers, surveillance teams and burglary and robbery suppression teams supervisor miley represents parts of that neighborhood and says the city council has not dealt with what he called the lawlessness in oakland. i think at this point in time and emergency meeting of the city council

matthew buckley is a veteran of the department. he is is facing a slew of charges, including felony grand theft and and filing a false report. he's being held on $175,000 bail and

buckley's seatbelt, it is time for the call to action. please take it away. w.h.o.ere anyone who has heard the stories about air travel lately? i am 70 that travels a lot. i travel over 100,000 miles per year. i was one of the best customers. i was a business traveler. since the pandemic, i have never come back to traveling as much as i used to. nowhere near it. of course, we saw a big uptick in consumer leisure travel. look at what is going on right now. we have a confluence of events. and none of them are that positive. for one thing, we are seeing eye watering the high ticket prices. almost every time i talk to anybody traveling anywhere, friends and neighbors, this is what they complain about. you combine that with budgets to other inflationary pressures. that is not a great recipe. we are coming to the end of the biggest season for leisure travel and we have reopened. you put all of those things together, and that is not a fantastic recipe. one other quick point i would make about the etf. when we talked about what the s&p might do if the market will go lower,

the investigation into exactly what happened and how is ongoing, but in the meantime, buckley is on paidffice. francisco sheriff's department is now pledging to hire more female deputies. it's part of the national effort, called the 30 by 30 pledge. the goal is to bring 30% more women into law enforcement by the year 2030. currently women make up only 12% of sworn officers and 3% of police leadership in the us, san francisco assistant sheriff tanzania, carter says it's important for all voices to be included in the table, and that includes women. there's a place here for women. there's a voice that needs to be heard and with that it will make lawn force mint even better. it will improve the way we look at things how we speak to people, and that is where it needs to go in the community. the pledge includes actions that help agencies develop strategies and solutions to address recruitment and hiring of qualified women. coming up at 11. a man from the bay area is accused of stalking his ex girlfriend for several months what police found when they stopped him along highway one. oh, one. at a

robert buckley, thank ou also for themselves. robert buckley, thank you very _ also for themselves.icals ever made. her co—star, john travolta, has described her impact as "incredible". let's take a look at some of the tributes on social media. australian pop star kylie minogue tweeted, singer rod stewart paid tribute to his great friend, saying: soul singer dionne warwick wrote: and oscar—winning actress marlee matlin, who starred alongside dame olivia in the 1996 film, it's my party, tweeted: our arts correspondent, david sillito, takes a look back at her career and legacy. # summer loving, had me a blast # summer loving, happened so fast...# olivia newton—john. for anyone of a certain generation, she was and always will be sandy from grease. # cute as can be... and the person that knew from the beginning she was the one was her co—star, john travolta. # summer heat, boy and girl meet... now 40 years on, paying tribute, saying... "my dearest olivia, you made all of our lives so much better. your impact was incredible. i love you so much, we will see you down the road and we will a

in the meantime, buckley is on paid administrative leave from the sheriff's office. domestic violence call in the east bay city of oakley turned into a deadly confrontation with police investigators say it started just after 10 30. last night, a woman called 911, saying that her boyfriend was holding her captive. while driving around in a vehicle. she said that he had a gun and was threatening to kill her and himself. she was able to get away once the two arrived at a home there on theresa lane. officers arrived and said they tried to talk with the man, but he did not respond . there was an hours long standoff at around 1 15. this morning, the man fired several several shots of police. and an officer returned fire. the suspect fired at officers in front of the residents and one officer returned fire, striking the suspect they provided medical assistance, and the suspect ended up dying on scene. no one else was injured. police say the van they shot and killed was 58 years old, but they have not yet released his identity. moderna is suing fizer for allegedly copying it

matthew buckley is a veteran of the department. he is is facing a slew of charges, including felony grand theft and and filing a false report. he's being held on $175,000 bail and is on paid administrative leave. > >> a hiker rescued after falling after falling more than 100 fee. 100 feet. the hiker was walking before dawn when the cliff crumbled beneath him. it is estimated he was there for over an hour before a passerby heards calls for help. they used ropes to pull him up to safety. in th, the meantime, a federal judge ruled that caltrans can close the biggest encampment in oakla. in oakland. the encampment stretches almost 1 mile long with an estimate of about 200 people living there. a judge lifted a temporary restraining r restraining order against caltrans. they plan to post eviction notices on labor day, giving residents at least 48 hours to clear out. officials say they will do outreach and pe and provide available beds in the coming months. the plan could face pushback. >> the ruling is set in the process and the people t

detectives made a search yesterday at the home of matthey matthew buckley, a 15 year veteran of the department. he is is now booked into jail on multiple charges including felony grand theft of a firearm and receiving stolen property. authorities say he is on paid leave. > >> the newark police department is breaking through barriers when it comes to staffing. they are highlighting why having women on the force is essential at a time when law enforcement agencies around the country strive to build trust with comm. with communities. >> it is a badge. >> do you want to where it? >> i don't think i seek down lat law enforcement. i think it found me. >> reporter: captain julie macis julie macias is one of the women women making the newark police department one of the most diverse in the country. she has been serving for 18 years. the woman leading the department, police chief gina anderson. she and macias share similar reasons reasons for getting into law ent law enforcement. anderson says this has a purpose. every day, she can go out and survey community. >> one person every day for the better par

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but i think somewhere along the line secularism, or even the idea of democracy and didn't really buckley down to everyone in india to point literally these concepts perhaps only resonate with an elite and the b b. and it's in the twin. it will have been pushing this issue, disgraces of hindu identity for a very long time. what's happened simultaneously is a remarkable shift in television, news and the content that you see on the news really? oh, this is there was actually news good evening and welcome to the news culture for a very long time has been stayed and boring. so the idea that you could actually be educated by what these voices on the air are saying is very new. but funnily enough, it's actually welcomed. you have a hindu community that the media doing their very best to try and unite. how do they do that? well firstly, by positioning the sense of an external enemy, right? against whom, then you are all supposed to be united. most importantly, you don't have to look inside and ask, what actually unites all of us induce together. so here you have these anchors telling people what

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a bill, by berkeley assemblymen member, buckley wicks, would help residential developers to bypass local zoning laws, if a certain percentage of the housing is affordable. a separate bill would allow for market rate construction, with local approval, and if union labor is used. lawmakers have until wednesday to pass the bil. the bills. the governor hasn't signaled what he will do with them. > >> new at 11:00, a week after workers at a san francisco starbucks became the first in the city to unionize, a the staff at rei in berkeley just voted to do the same. 's katie katie nielsen on the small trend trend of retail workforces standing up to big-name forces. >> reporter: this is the second re: ale rei location to unionize. the second is the soho soho store. employees here say it is time their voices were he. were heard. >> everybody that is willing to do this job is a little bit crazy and fabulous. >> reporter: unionized workers held a victory party tonight, where else? the great outdoors t outdoors at cedar rose park in berkeley. >> we realized once we organized organized we can ask for be