ballot tonight. >> former white house chief strategist steve bannon and atlantic senior editor david frumebate populism. the munk debate, wednesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. now, f.d.a. commissioner dr. scott gottlieb at a "washington post" event on cancer research. he spoke about a number of treatment advances through the years and what the agency is doing to help move forward clinical trials and help cancer drugs moved to market. other topics included precision medicine and the high cost of cancer treatment. topics includen medicine and the high cost of cancer treatment.

[applause] >> david frum needs no introduction.is one of the most significant public intellectuals in the united states. i reached out to him when i made a film. about the financial perspective because i needed his intelligence i needed his , perspective, i needed his wisdom. it is a high priority for me and others in the populist movement to convert people like david frum. to our cause. [laughter] stephen: we are not trying to stop elections. we are going to win elections. we love elections. we are going to win. we are not saying don't have elections. we are the true anti-fascists. fascism looks to worship the state. the trump movement has economic nationalism, america first national security policy and deconstruction of the administrative state. the progressives have built up thinkinistrative state, of the cabinet departments we have, it is something, it is the fourth branch of government. they are all about deconstructing, it is not deregulation. it is taking the leviathan apart brick by brick which david frum has argued for for

[applause] >> david frum needs no introduction. one of the most significant publication intellectuals in the united states and particularly the conservative mom and i reached out to him when i made a film but the financial crisis bus i needed his intelligence and perspective and wisdom. a very high priority for me ands no he populist movement to convert people like david frum for our cause. [laughter] >> we're not trying to stop elections. we're going to win elections. we love elects. because we're going to win. victory begets victory. we're the true antephase his. fascism looks to worship the state. the trump movement has three thinks, economic nationalism, american first national security policy, and dee construction of the administrative state. the progressives owe the last 40 or 50 years built up an administrative state, think of the cabinet department we have. something the founders -- the fourth branch of government. trump's entire program is like gorsuch and kavanaugh and the supreme court. the sheriff -- automatic about dec

[applause] >> david frum is no introduction. particularly the conservative movement that i reached out to him and made a film about the financial crisis because i needed his intelligence, his perspective and wisdom. it's a very high priority for me and others in the populist movement to convert people like david frum to our cause. [laughter] were not trying to stop elections. we are going to win elections. we love elections. we are going to win victory begets it eerie. fans don't have elections. we are the true anti-fascists. fascism looks to worship the state. the traveler than us three things. economiche nationalism, american first national security policy and deconstruction of the administrative states. progressives over the last 40, 50 or so built up an administrative state. something the founders and a fourth branch of government. trump's entire program his cabin on the supreme court. they're all about deconstruct and get its not deregulation. it's taking it apart brick by ibrick, which david frum has argued for 30 years of

next, former white house state -- chief strategist david frum steve bannon and debate the rise of populismn the biannual munk debate, held in toronto. the 90 minute debate was moderated by munk debate director. >> you don't know which of your facts will be demolished. you don't know which of your arguments will be totally destroyed. you are not rattled, are you shaken up? you don't know what to say, but you have to say something.

in toronto, former george w bush administrator david frum, and former white house political strategist steve bannon debated the topic of populism. this is an hour a and a half. >> you don't know if your facts were demolished, you don't know which of your arguments will be destroyed and you're not rattled, you're shaken up and you don't know what to say but you have to say something. >> that canadian is the you can't -- [inaudible] >> i think it's time for this toxic binary zero sum madness to stop. >> i haven't seen nobody be a bigger snowflake than white men who complain. mommy, mommy, yeah you have to share. this ain't your world, it's everybody's world. >> barack obama has systematically rebuilt the trust of the world in our willingness to work through the. >> you must not talk to anybody in the world any of our allies. >> whatever you want to call the system, a mafia state a futile empire it's a disaster for ordinary russians. >> he's the candidate of america firstism, building huge walls are part of his plans mutt all be related to the size of his -- hands. >> what a pity we can't

applause] collects tonight on c-span, steve bannon, a former strategist for president trump and david frum, a former speechwriter for george w. bush disguise the rise of population -- the populism in western nations. >> 60% of our jobs are subsistence jobs. it wasn't on a trump. it wasn't the populace. the populist movement, the nationalist movement is not a product of that. donald trump's presidency is not a cause of that. it is a product of that. when i stepped into the campaign americant, 70% of the evil believe for the first time in our history that the country was in decline and the elites were ok with that. it was donald trump the turn that around. it is the party -- [laughter] this is a very tough crowd. >> the conceal of the discussion between steve bannon and david from tonight at 8:00 eastern. is topic of this debate there is rising populism mean change in politics are just a passing phase? >> coming up on thanksgiving weekend, c-span, thursday at 8:00 in eastern, supreme court justice elena kagan followed by chief justice john roberts. eastern, 8:00 p.m. chris christie and other

all about deconstructing, not deregulation, but taking the leviathan apart brick by brick which david frum has argued for for 30 years of his professional life. economic nationalism is putting your country first when it comes to the economy and to not have the maximization of shareholder value but the maximization of citizenship value. if the trump program and populists are so bad how did we get the new nafta deal and the key to the nafta deal -- i forgot i am in toronto. it is to create a geostrategic manufacturing base that will counter east asia. if not allow mexico to gain, china to gain the system through mexico. the benefits of this as you see the supply chain, the eu in japan and korea have bilateral deals with us, are going to be enormous, going to bring like the original nafta when canada's economy went up 10 times because the manufacturing it took from the us. you will see the supply chain start to come back. reasonable men can disagree. the america first national security policy, the rules-based international order is on the backs of deplorables. their sons and daughters in the

. >> you can see all of the discussion between steve bannon and david frum tonight on c-span starting at 8:00 eastern. the topic is whether rising populism represents a meaningful change in modern politics or just a passing phase. c-span, where history unfolds daily. c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies, and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c., and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. ahead of the 2018 holiday season, the u.s. public interest research group yesterday presented its annual report on toy safety. the briefing provided information on toys with toxic elements, choking hazards, -- dataagnets, it is collection capabilities, and excessive noise. >> all right. good morning, thank you all for coming. my name is mike litt. i'm the consumer campaign director with u.s. pirg education to fund. we're a nonprofit organization. i'm also pleased to be join rachel weintraub, the legislative cou

. >> now, steve bannon and david frum debate the rise of populism in the biannual munk debate, held in toronto. this is 90 minutes. >> you don't know which of your fax will be demolished. you don't know which of your arguments will be totally destroyed. you are not rattled, are you shaken up? you don't

. >> former white house chief strategist steve bennett and atlantic senior editor david frum debate populism, the munk debate, wednesday at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span.

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in toronto, former george w bush administrator david frum, and former white house political

i read this looine this week fr david frum.and he argues there is no progressive majority in america. there is no progressive plurality in america and there certainly is no progressive electricer to recall college coalition in america. i want to spend a few minutes looking into the progressivism. look at what was written in the "new york times" this week by alex burns and jonathan martin. they said the theory, the charismatic and progressively leaders might transmute republican bastions into purple political battlegrounds proved largely fruitless. is that your read about what happened here? what does it say to you about the faction going forward? >> that's my read if you look at texas, florida and georgia. but the democratic party had some big wins that perhaps voters weren't as focused on. kansas, opening gay lawmaker, we saw a democratic governor come back to wisconsin. we saw some gains in illinois and so i think what's been really interesting, if you look at progressivism is perhaps there are place necessary this country th

at 11:30, david frum and steve >> news and policy issues that impact you. coming up sunday morning, university of michigan computer science and engineering professor joins us to discuss but a machine security and sean races tolks about key watch on election night. he sure to watch washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern monday morning. join the discussion. >> earlier today, former president obama campaign for joe donnelly in fort wayne. here are some of his comments. you can see the entire event on www.c-span.org or here on c-spine -- c-span. 10 years ago i was campaigning for president. [applause] i had no gray hair at the time. i was shown a picture of me and him together. victor, by the way. but victor were shown me picture, but i don't.

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also coming up former white house chief strategist steve bannon and atlantic senior editor david david frum debatee rise of populism watch live from toronto at 7 p.m. eastern c-span2. >> make independent senator angus king debated republican eric brakey and democrat zak ringelstein this week. this comes to 30 of name public broadcasting network. ♪ >> hello and welcome to maine public your vote 2018 u.s. senate debate. i am jennifer with maine public political reporters. we're coming to you from the recital hall on the campus of the college in brunswick. r

also coming up former white house chief strategist steve bannon and atlantic senior editor david david frum debatee rise of populism watch live from toronto at 7 p.m. eastern c-span2. >> make independent senator angus king debated republican eric brakey and democrat zak ringelstein this week. this comes to 30 of name public broadcasting network. ♪ >> hello and welcome to maine public your vote 2018 u.s. senate debate. i am jennifer with maine public political reporters. we're coming to you from the recital hall on the campus of the college in brunswick. for the next hour we were here from the three candidates vying to represent name in the u.s. senate. let's meet the candidates in alphabetical order. republican eric brakey of auburn has served in the main senate since 2014. he was state director for the 2012 ron paul presidential campaign in maine. he graduated from ohio university. independent angus king of brunswick is incumbent turkey was first elected to the u.s. senate in 2012. before that he served two terms as governor of maine. he is also been a lecture of bowdoin college, the on op

many former republicans like mike gersum, pete waner, george will, rick wilson, david frum, james comeybret stevens and jennifer ruben, all former staffers for republican presidents appointees for republican presidents or prominent conservatives are urging other republicans to vote for democrats. these never-trump republicans are in political no man'sland. something author george packer writes about in the new yorker. the never trumpers are a powerful voice in american politics. they have the authority apostasy but are shunned by conservative media and donors and have few friends in congress. they're scarcely more welcomed by the left which prefers arraigning them on old counts to recruiting them as allies. they're stranded in the no man's land of polarized politics. the middle where millions of voters have no voice on cable news. many never trumpers tired of being homeless will eventually join the democrats migrating in the opposite direction of the neocons of the '70s and '80s. joining our conversation, ohio governor john kasich. >> are you a never trumper? >> no, i'm not a never anyb

david frum 11:30, and steve bannon debate populism as part of the series of the semiannual munk debates," -- on the peoplears ago, of the united states fell behind what they thought was a great, liberal campaign. two-time pulitzer prize-winning author david levering lewis on his biography of wendell willkie. withre was a man civil-rights rights convictions that would have mated

david frum is former speech—writer to george w bush and now a senior editor at the atlantic magazine.tion in the senate, better night for donald trump and the republicans, or better naturally democratics? almost a perfect length of the democrats. at one point during the evening, it seemed to be an act of the democrats we re seemed to be an act of the democrats were losing on twitter, but winning in the house. here's what they picked up, they now have the double —— ability to have oversight, that is an usually important in this administration. when the president loses one has the other, the congress is then able to do a better policy check on the president, a more effective policy check. this is another illustration where the issue is not policy differences, so much as scandals. abuse of power and crimes. so abuse of power is most important and good democrats want to know if he is paying his taxes. timer has revealed that through his life, until the early 2000s, he'd avoided taxes to the degree of perhaps a fraud. did he turn over a new leaf in 2004, or has the also been committing tax

david frum talks about the benefits of globalism. [video] >> we have talked about globalism.ngs freerican l chinese pollution. russian missiles shoot down european airlines. thisnly way we will stop planet from getting too hot is if we all work together. it is one planet. [applause] we love our countries. only three countries can be exercised democracy. but we work with friends and partners. how did trump get nafta? by bullying them. he is never been able to negotiate a win-win deal in his business career. in the past america always said even though that was true, we can work cooperatively together. hus idea of america first or ngary first were france first becomes less attractive as we name the other countries who want to put themselves first. we left that behind to say we will build a community of democratic nations who understand of course are clashing interests, but we are stronger always when we work cooperatively. to billwill go next in georgia on the democrats line. caller: good morning. happy thanksgiving. i want to make something clear. ebt.re in d debt soared not by

also tonight, steve bannon and david frum talk about the rise of populism. they are asked whether the rise of leaders like president trump and others represent a change in modern politics or just a passing phase. you can see this tonight in its entirety beginning at 8:00 eastern on our sister station, c-span. >> on c-span, thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. supreme court justice alana kagan, former governor chris christie and others discuss the opioid epidemic saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. photojournalists talk about their favorite photographs taken on the campaign trail. and sunday at 6:30 p.m. eastern, gun laws and self-defense on book tv on c-span2, daniel mcchrystal talks about 13 great leaders. friday at 8:00 p.m. on afterwards, derek hunter. lynsey addario on saturday. sunday, jose antonio vargas on american history tv on c-span3, 530 pm thanksgiving in 1619. 6:30 p.m., remembering barbara bush. saturday, pilgrims and textbooks at 8:00 p.m. sunday presidency and impeachment. thanksgiving weekend on the c-span networks. >>> health and human services secret

tonight's debaters are former white house chief strategist steve bannon and atlantic senior editor david frumking about the rise of global populism during this biannual debate. our live coverage of course starting here shortly on c-span 2 as there are protesters blocking some of the people who are trying to watch the debate from coming into the auditorium because of the presence of the former white house chief strategist. expecting this to start, though, in just a few minutes. ♪

here on c-span 2, former white house chief strategist steve bannon and atlantic senior editor david frum will debate the rise of populism globally. you can watch the debate live from toronto at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >> sunday night on after words, vice president mike pence's daughter charlotte pence talks about their book "where you go, life lessons from my father" she's interviewed by a journalist and author. >> have you ever thought growing up when your dad was governor of indiana, like why can't we have a more normal life? >> i write in the book that towards one of the earlier chapters i say i wouldn't have minded growing up in one house with one yard our whole lives. that's what my parents thought they would do. we built a house in indiana. my mom planted three dogwood trees in the backyard when we were born. we put our hand print in the cement, very much thought that would be where we lived forever in southern indianapolis. but then obviously, you know, god had different plans for our life, and i'm very grateful for the amazing opportunities and the privilege that it's been to be a pub

. >>> also tonight on c-span, former white house chief strategist steve bannon, and david frum discussm in western nations. this was from the debates in toronto. the debates asked whether the rise of leaders such as president trump and others represents a meaningful change in modern politics or just a passing phase. you can see this tonight in the entirety starting at 8 eastern on the companion network, c-span. >> coming up, thanksgiving weekend on the c-span networks. on c-span, thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. supreme court justice alaina kagen followed by john roberts friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. former new jersey governor chris christie and others discuss the opioid epidemic. saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, photo journalists talk about their favorite photographs taken on the campaign trail, and finally, gun laws and self-defense. on book tv thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern retired general stanley mccrystal talks about great leaders. political writer derek hunter. saturday at 8:00 p.m., war photographer lindsey adario talks about photos she's taken. on american history tv on c-span 3:00,

also tenant an c-span former white house chief strategist steven bannon and atlantic sister editor david frum discuss the rise of populism in western nations. this was derived from the mont debates which asked whether the rise of leaders such as president trump and others represents a meaningful change in modern politics or just a passing phase. see it tonight starting at 8:00:eastern on c-span. >>> coming up thanksgiving weekend on the c-span networks, on c-span thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern supreme court justice alaina kagan fofld by john roberts. friday at 8:p.m. eastern former new jersey governor chris cristie and others discuss the opioid epidemic. saturday, journalists talk about their favorite photographs taken on the campaign trial. and at 6:30 p.m. eastern gun laws and self-defense. thursday at 8:0 p.m. eastern general mccrystal talks about 1 greated leaders. friday at 59 p.m. eastern on afterwards. derek hunter. saturday lindsey adareio talks about photos she has taken in the middle east and sunday at 9:p.m. on afterword, poe litser prize winning journalist jose antonio vargas. on a

. >> former white house chief strategist steve bannon and atlantic senior editor david frum debate populism. the munk debate, wednesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. now, f.d.a. commissioner dr. scott gottlieb at a "washington post" event on cancer research. he spoke about a number of treatment advances through the years and what the agency is doing to help move forward clinical trials and help cancer drugs moved to market. other topics included precision medicine and the high cost of cancer treatment. topics includen medicine and the high cost of cancer treatment. ms. coratti: good morning, everyone. thank you for making it out in this awful weather. my name is kris coratti, vice president of communications and events here at the "washington post." ms. coratti: good morning, everyone. thank you for making it out in this awful weather. my name is kris coratti, vice president of communications and events here at the "washington post." thank you for joining us for our third annual chasing cancer summit. we have pulled together some of the nations top experts to talk about the latest ad

. >> you can see all of the discussion between steve bannon and david frum tonight on c-span starting00 eastern. the topic is whether rising populism represents a meaningful change in modern politics or just a passing phase. c-span, where history unfolds daily. c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies, and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white