dick: not at all at this moment.our fruits and vegetables off-season in the winter now, we get more fruits and vegetables over the border but i don't think at the end of the day, the total consumption in the u.s., it will have that huge of an impact. of course there will something but i'm not expecting that it will be a big impact for our company. manus: you also reference to the return of inflation. which is going to be cheered by many. what makes you so confident you're going to get this return of inflation and more importantly, are you going to pass those prices on? is there an ability to pass prices on to the consumer? are they robust enough to take tax hikes? dick: deflation was caused by meats, etc. they of course cycled back in the second half this year. that's why we are optimistic. of course we cannot predict anything on this because you never can predict inflation, deflation. at should help us in normalized situations. economic growth. if the economic growth continues. -- that a good start the consumers are

and you have a segment on your show called "local dicks." >> yes.h: so what is "local dicks?" [ light laughter ] >> okay. so we're all, like, very paralyzed by what's happening on a national level, but there are people in your backyard who are out to get you. [ laughter ] and so we kind of shine a spotlight on these -- on these people and show you what a dick they are. but what's cool about it is -- because -- what's cool about dicks is -- [ laughter ] >> so much. >> no, i mean, it's -- these people win by such small margins so we basically present you with a problem and say "all you have to do is vote" and they could be gone. >> seth: got it. so you go out to sort of local politicians who are doing terrible things. >> yeah. >> seth: now has anybody either, when you've talked about them in a positive way or a negative way, has anybody ever reached out to you guys? >> yes. so -- >> jackie speier. >> yeah, jackie speier. the united states congresswoman -- senator reached out to us because we have a segment called "you heard of this bitch?" where we --

. >> dick cheney remind us of the old republican party before trump, when the 11th hour continues. >>> today we had a brief reminder how the republican party used to talk about russia as an enemy of the united states and came from vice president dick cheney at a conference in india. >> there's not any argument at this stage that somehow the presidency of president trump was legitimate but there was a very serious effort made by mr. putin and his government and his organization to interfere in major ways with our fundamental democratic process, in some cases that would be considered an act of war. i cannot under estimate the weight that we as americans assign with russians attempt to interfere with our political process. >> our panel is back with us. jeremy, former ambassador to russia has called it an act of war. centrist tv viewers who never liked anything that dick cheney ever said surely will look at that and say yeah, that's how we used to refer to russia before all this other russia talk threatened to become normalized that was normal. >> yeah, i think the former vice president h

china's richest man who is also the head will no longer buy dick clark productions. the company behind the golden globes and the american music awards. i would have marked the first move into hollywood. but that deal is now dead. >>> they aren't commenting on the decision but dick clark representatives say they couldn't neat contractual obligation singled traditionally they haven't had trouble raising financing in this country, people believe it means they couldn't make a payment because it doesn't have the same level of government support as did it before to get its money out of country. beijing has had an overarching national policy to ensure had companies to go overseas and spread their wings. however, that has been running into conflict with another important priority of beijing, to stabilize the currency and clamp down on capital outflows. over the past 12 days we've heard some sharp criticism from high level officials. they saw some of the investments blind and irrational and also the chinese central bank governor said investors fwlnlt line with industrial poli

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i'd like to to welcome dick or or carpenter today, but i -- dick carpenter today, but i want to tell you how much we have worked over the years with the institute for justice. i think their motto is we sue government -- [laughter] and that sounds pretty good to me. but dick is, dick is co-author of "bottletheytheyneckers," andt miss your opportunity to get a copy of this. it is excellent and shocking. gaming the government for power and private property. he's a also director of strategic research for the institute for justice where he works with staff and attorneys to define, implement and manage social science research related not institute's mission d related to the institute's mission. he's an experienced researcher, he has presented and published on a variety of topics ranging from education policy to the dynamics of presidential elections. so catch him later to talk about that. his work has appeared in academic journals including the economic development quarterly, economic affairs, the fordham law journal, urban studies, regulation and government -- governance and magazines inc

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. >> dick durbin on president trump's revised travel ban. >> senator durbin: this executive order includes some cosmetic changes but these changes don't alter the fact that president trump's travel ban is still unconstitutional and still inconsistent with the values of this nation. >> house speaker paul ryan on the g.o.p. health care plan. speaker ryan: so we said in 2016 to our citizens, to the american people, to our constituents, if you give us this chance, this opportunity, this is what we'll do. now is our chance and our opportunity to do it. >> senator chris murphy on the legislation to replace the affordable care act. senator murphy: well, trumpcare is here and you are going to hate it. this is a dumpsterfier of a bill that was written on the back of a napkin behind closed doors because republicans know it's a disaster. >> ambassador to the u.n.,

. >> from the senate floor, senate minority whip dick durbin on president trump's revised travel ban. >> this new executive order includes some cosmetic changes, but the changes don't alter the fact that president trump's travel ban is still unconstitutional and still inconsistent with the values of this nation. >> house speaker paul ryan on the gop health care plan. >> so we said in 2016 to our citizens, to the american people, to our constituents, if you give us this chance, this opportunity, this is what we will do. now is our chance and our opportunity to do it.

plus former vice president dick cheney weighs in on russia's meddling in the election. he says in some quarters -- i love the way he talks -- this would be considered an act of war. if he were president, it probably would be war. if anybody would know that. also the life of richard nixon holds even more significance now in the time of donald trump. from their policies to their strained relationship with the media, take a allisten. >> it is time for the great silent majority of america to stand up and be counted. >> the silent majority is back, and we're going to take the country back. >> word for word. when we show you later in the show when we did the interview with jack who wrote this great book about nixon, the parallels are word for word between the trickster and the trumpster. it never stops. stick around for that. finally let me finish tonight with a trump watch again. this is "hardball" where the action is. ♪ nah. what else? what if we hire more sales reps? ♪ nah. what else? what if we digitize the whole supply chain? so people can customize their bike before the

when you read pence's record it was like the first time i read dick cheney's record. there is crazy stuff in there but he has this nice voice that makes him see more moderate. i agree with you. >> it has been a tremendous pleasure to be up here with these authors. [applause] [inaudible conversations]

when you read pence's record it was like the first time i read dick cheney's record. there is crazy stuff in there but he has this nice voice that makes him see more moderate. i agree with you. >> it has been a tremendous pleasure to be up here with these authors. [applause] >> you watching booktv on c-span at the arizona book festival. a couple more panels coming up. one on immigrants and education and finally epidemics and a couple chances for you to talk to different authors. ..

we are fighting this judge because of the reasons that sheldon and dick outlined. let me tell you something. if right now already with this type of nominee chosen by this group, if organ a change the rules, they will change it again. >> if they use the nuclear option. >> let's hope they don't. >> have they said they're going to use it. >> no. there are number grumbling about this. there is nothing that says they have to change the rules if he doesn't get 60, and the logic, the irresistible logic is, if the nominee doesn't get 60, you change the nominee, not the rules. >> ahead. >> what's your arguments the republican. >> it's the same argument we used on ourselves. this is too important a position. it should get bipartisan buy-in. >> a nominee for the supreme court should not be approved by a razor thin majority. this is the highest court in the land, a lifetime apartment. the supreme court is different, and it should require consensus of more than 60 votes, a bipartisan consensus before someone is put on the court. >> every judge of the last four met a 60 vote bar

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dick allen rights sad to learn about dallas green, i'm going to miss my team mate and friend. cameron rupp on twitter. wow just heard about the one of the best ever. you will be missed. green was 82 years old. >>> switching gears. it's it's official joel embiid will have surgery on his torn meniscus. he injured himself after seeing a multitude of doctors and specialists, the team finally made the call. more info days to come. sixers visiting the thunder, russell westbrook is amazing. first quarter, the driver, the float is good. in the third, watch him. forget it this is what he's done his entire career, six-time all star. 14 point lead at the half. what about that triple double in the third gets the rebound. pass right there. we'll give you the assist. 35th triple double. 18 points, the sixers get crushed 122-97. >>> phillies opening day in cincinnati 12 days away. today they play the yang i didn't say in clearwater. big day for the yanks. gray birds. fourth inning, two-run shot. in the sixth he does it again, three-run blast. homers, phillies lose 7-3. opening day 12 days aw

we'll speak with legendary dick cavett.here he is. >>> going glute ten free does not mean you have to give up pasta. cnn med cad correspondent elizabeth cohen shows us what's out there besides rice and corn. >> compared to traditional enriched wheat pasta, some gluten-free options offer more fiber and protein calorie for calorie. this penne is made from lentils, more protein that turkey or chicken. this black bean row teeny is high in fiber, one serving gives you 60% of your fiber and 20% of your iron. and this spaghetti is made mostly from chick peas or ga bon sew beans also high in fiber, protein and iron. gluten-free pastas tend to be more expensive. they're also easy to overcook so check carefully while cooking. hello, i'm an idaho potato farmer and i finally found our big idaho potato truck. it's been touring the country telling folks about our heart healthy idaho potatoes, america's favorite potatoes, and donating to local charities along the way. but now it's finally back home where it belongs. aw man. hey, wait up.

no happy ending for china's richest man and dick clark productions.m offering to buy the which produces awards shows, the chinese billionaire has been rejected. dick clark productions owner deal wasguilt was -- killed after they failed to honor obligations. tucker head ofrk the asian literature to be head. he will be the first outsider to fill the role. shares were up following the decision. >> in paris, the city has come up with a new scheme for tourists. >> the city lights has a dirty secret. it has not taken long to find that there is an underbelly of garbage. they are trying to change all of that with new policies that will ensure cleanliness in the capital. harris, the french say it is the world's most beautiful city. even they would not say it is the world's cleanest. tourists are usually disappointed over how dirty the city is, and not only the streets. >> messy. i saw someone threw a beer can in a park. not good. >> when i got to paris, i was surprised to see all the feces on the ground. butts, bird, cigarette various waste. tourists better lo

back in my day the vice president's name was dick. [ laughter and applause ] dick cheney. [ applauselso kind of a dick. [ light laughter ] back in my day mcdonald's didn't have all-day breakfast. if you wanted an egg mcmuffin, by golly, you got up early! either that, or you did enough blow the night before to stay till sunrise. oh, that was fun. the clock would hit 6:00 a.m. and you'd burst into the mickey dees shouting about hash browns until the cashier said, "sir, please calm down." but you'd stand your ground and say, "i am a paying customer, and i demand to speak to the grimace!" [ light laughter ] or at least that's what the police report would say. [ light laughter ] [ dog barking ] what's that, rusty? you did a bunch of blow backstage? [ dog repeatedly barking ] [ light laughter ] >> seth: whoa, whoa, whoa! easy, girl! tell me about your screenplay later. [ dog barking ] [ light laughter ] >> seth: back in my day, we didn't have athletes like colin kaepernick taking a knee. we had athletes like tonya harding taking a knee. [ light laughter ] and that knee didn't even belong t

it says that yesterday dick dick durbin joined other democrats said they will vote to block neil gorsuch or expect to join schumer's call for a filibuster. all 52 republicans in the poised to vote for the confirmation. the ico reports that means president and judge gorsuch need democrats. the mccaskill,e donnelly, and bennet and angus king. the 60th vote would have to come a plu state institutional leahy, patrick suggesting he might oppose a filibuster. the is the latest on judge's nomination. bill in jefferson township, pennsylvania. bill, good morning. caller: good morning, am i on? host: we talked to you, bill, apologys, we'll take a short and be d come back talking about what happened on the hill yesterday. ali breland us to look at a house vote which will back privacy users.ion for web we'll be right back. >> this weekend, c-span city tour with the help of our comcast cable partners will explore the literary scene and chico, california, saturday noon eastern on book t.v. tells us about the founder of chico in his book bidwell and california, the life and writing of a 1841-1900," and

it looks a bit 1970s dick ever read, showing lakes. over the top.70s dick ever read, showing lakesli think ill it is they will be playing devils advocate, will they be furious given that, at the end of the day, those four good pins? clive! i'm playing devils advocate. pins are allowed. what theresa may would say is, i hardly noticed it, i am getting on with the job. she says that and has these glamorous shoes. no one is interested in your shoes, christopher. the daily mail is read bya christopher. the daily mail is read by a lot of women in this country. do you think that the general perception is that this is totally unnecessary, why has the daily mail done this? i think it depends on your perspective. some women will find it a little bit sexist to focus on their legs when they have got brexit to be thinking about. other women might think, well, that is the position they happen to be sitting in. all right. what could they have worn? opaque tights, is that what you say? trouser suits? maybe they didn't realise they were going to be photographed from

dick allen rights sad to learn about dallas green, i'm going to miss my team mate and friend. cameron rupp on twitter. wow just heard about the one of the best ever. you will be missed. green was 82 years old. >>> switching gears. it's it's official joel embiid will have surgery on his torn meniscus. he injured himself after seeing a multitude of doctors and specialists, the team finally made the call. more info days to come. sixers visiting the thunder, russell westbrook is amazing. first quarter, the driver, the float is good. in the third, watch him. forget it this is what he's done his entire career, six-time all star. 14 point lead at the half. what about that triple double in the third gets the rebound. pass right there. we'll give you the assist. 35th triple double. 18 points, the sixers get crushed 122-97. >>> phillies opening day in cincinnati 12 days away. today they play the yang i didn't say in clearwater. big day for the yanks. gray birds. fourth inning, two-run shot. in the sixth he does it again, three-run blast. homers, phillies lose 7-3. opening day 12 days aw

commissioner adams >> i just want to tell director dick-endrizzi this is really good. it spells it out and we don't know what's going to happen two years down the line. or, if there's a day where we don't get anybody coming to speak for public comment, we don't know. richard does a great job. the historic preservation does a great job, but maybe there's something we just don't know about until after the fact. so i think you did a great job with this. i really like it. >> okay. commissioner dooley >> i just want to talk a bit about one of the disqualifications is a legacy business sold to new owners. i mean, most of these legacy businesses, especially the older ones that have been in business for 200 years or 100 years, were going to have new owners could i think we need to drill down a little more detail on that as to why that would trigger occurs once again, many-many times the owner retires and the employees-the loyal employees take it over. so i think we just have to add some more to that >> what i was thinking on that, i was thinking exactly what you are thinking.

they've seen dick tairptships -- dick -- oppression. they expect our country as they serve ukrainian food to people from all over minnesota in front of that big mural of the statue of liberty, they believe that our country is going to stand up for democracies. and that was the message that senator mccain and senator graham and i brought to the people of ukraine. we not only, of course, met with the president and their official leaders, but we also went right to the front line. on new year's eve, we were in eastern ukraine on the sea, cold, snow coming down, hundreds and hundreds of ukrainian troops, hearing the stories of a mother so young who had just lost her son a week before to russian separatists snipers. heard the stories, 10,000 people killed just since this conflict began, standing up for democracy, just like we have stood up for our democracy. so when all of these discussions go on about recusals and about who should resign and what should happen, let's remember what this is all about. this is about saving our democracy and mak

we're fighting this judge because of the reasons that sheldon and dick outlined. but let me tell you something. if right now already with this kind of nominee chosen by this kind of group saying, we are going to change the rules, they'll change it again. reporter: senator schumer, mcconnell hasn't simply said he will trigger the nuclear option. senator schumer: let's hope he doesn't. reporter: has he told you he will? senator schumer: nor. there are republicans grambling grumbling at this. they are free actors, the republicans are. there's nothing that says they have to change the rules if gorsuch doesn't get 60 and the logic, the irresistible logic is if the nominee doesn't get 60 you change the nominee, not the rules. reporter: whause your republican to -- senator schumer: the argument is the same argument we used on ourselves. this is too important of a position. it should get bipartisan buy-in. senator blumen that will: it shouldn't be approved by a razor thin majority. this is the highest court in the land. a lifetime appointment. the supreme court is differe

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am here with our minority leader chuck schumer, and my friend and former attorney general colleague dick blumenthal to call for a little bit of daylight into the dark money that is presently shadowing the nomination of judge gorsuch. during the course of the hearing, we explored the supreme court's role to arbitrate fairly between parties when litigation comes to the highest court in the land, as we saw over and over again, there are 5 -4 partisan decisions from the past supreme court that have a very distinct trend. if it is republican interest versus democratic interest in election cases, they came down in those 5 -4 decisions 6 - 0 for the republican interest against the democratic interest. when cases came before the court that put a corporation up against a regular person, in the 5 -4 partisan decisions, they came down 16 - 0 in favor of the corporation against the person. the court has another role then to arbitrate fairly, and that is that it has a place in our constitutional system of democracy, our balanced constitutional democracy to help safeguard and protect the popular democ

. >> from the senate floor, senate minority whip dick durbin on president trump's revised travel ban. >> this new executive order includes some cosmetic changes, but the changes don't alter the fact that president trump's travel ban is still unconstitutional and still inconsistent with the values of this nation. >> house speaker paul ryan on the gop health care plan. >> so we said in 2016 to our citizens, to the american people, to our constituents, if you give us this chance, this opportunity, this is what we will do. now is our chance and our opportunity to do it. >> senator chris murphy on the legislation to replace the affordable care act. >> well, trump care is here and you are going to hate it. this is a dumpster fire of a bill that was written on the back of a napkin behind closed doors because republicans know it is a disaster. >> and ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley on north korea's use of ballistic missiles. >> this is someone trying to get attention. this is someone who is trying to cause a reaction. but this is what bothers us. it hit less than 200 nautical miles of japa

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>> dick durbin asked questions about the dissertation of his advisor from 30 years ago. you have 30 minutes to talk about all kinds of things, do you think the 14th amendment aflies this way or this way. he instead was trying to tar him as some kinds of possible racist by the transtough property of dissertation based on some craft someone he once knew wrote. kennedy: it was a line or two of homophobia in a deposition that his advisor gave decades ago. as i was watching that i thought gorsuch hand himself well. on a scale of harriet miers to judge thomas. >> he's done fine. he's going to pass, and it's clear by the democrats' questioning that they know that. so instead of trying to do anything substantively, they are trying to position themselves as the ones who nobly stood up to him and said he was against women or the little guy. >> where were they when he was unanimous live confirmed for his circuit court position. kennedy: how do you think he did in terms of having -- being the first nominein this ne administration at a ti when we'll see at least one other appointment

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some outside republicans like dick cheney feel more free to say things. and one really important thing to keep in mind, because i think the house intelligence committee investigation is irrelevant. i don't think they can put it back together. the fbi investigation is going forward, but this is important. it may not become public. we may not know what they find out. >> a white house official is completely denying the story on sally yates. that's going to be an interesting press briefing today. the white house is completely denying it. that brings us to a perfect point, which is that you know how investigations work. you know frankly how spy craft works, but you also know how you get to the bottom of things. how much of what the american public needs to know and serious people on these various congressional committees and within the fbi need to know, how much of it is knowable, whether publicly or not? >> look at the core of this i really think the american public has a right to know and frankly has a right to have confidence in the fact that our government

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>> senate minority whip dick durbin spoke about his opposition to the travel ban monday evening on the senate floor. here's a look.

what dick has said there is my definition of cynicism. all cheating. he called it realism. well, he can, and i can call it cynicism. because what happens if somebody who's clean is winning the tour de france but because you have a preconception that they're all cheats, so you brand him a cheat without having any evidence that he is a cheat, without having any knowledge, without having any insight, without having anything. that to me is cynicism. and i would fight as much against cynicism as i would against people who dope. david walsh, we have to end there. fascinating stuff. thank you for being on hardtalk. thank you. hello there. good morning. tuesday was a decent day for the eastern side of the uk. we've seen more cloud, though, coming in from the west, and all our weather is coming in from off the atlantic at the moment, all this cloud spilling across the uk. it's driven by an area of low pressure that's running between iceland and scotland, with these weather fronts too. the rain across the northern half of the uk is running across f

what dick has said there is my definition of cynicism. all cheating. he called it realism. well, he can, and i can call it cynicism. because what happens if somebody who's clean is winning the tour de france but because you have a preconception that they're all cheats, so you brand him a cheat without having any evidence that he is a cheat, without having any knowledge, without having any insight, without having anything. that to me is cynicism. and i would fight as much against cynicism as i would against people who dope. david walsh, we have to end there. fascinating stuff. thank you for being on hardtalk. thank you. good morning. yesterday was a funny old day. mild for some of us, but not that much in the way of sunshine. favoured spots were northern ireland and northern england. a beautiful weather watchers picture sent in from york with the daffodils shining brightly. despite the crochus in full bloom in the south—east corner there was quite a lot of cloud around. temperatures peaking at 15 degrees, so a mild, albeit dull, day. at ti

. >>> up nik, dick durbin joins me with his reaction to the joint address. and what it all means for the strategy on the left. stay with us. sfwlmpblts welcome back. we have a new interior secretary today. and that also means we have a new special election coming up. 2017 calendar, folks. senate voted 68-31 to confirm now former montana congressman ryan zinke as president trump's interior secretary. montana governor steve bullock declared the special election to fill the seat will be held on may 25th. already seven republicans and eight democrats who want the job. the final candidates will be selected when the parties hold nominating conventions. no primaries. it said parties will pick nominees. and yes, it is just one house seat, but it could tell us a lot. this will be a statewide election in montana. this election in addition to that special election in georgia to fill the congressional seat formerly held by new health and humans secretary tom price first big test what have democrats can accomplish in the age of trump. republicans are already reportedly s

this president, dick cheney can say that. this president takes any discussion of russia meddling in the election as an attempt to delegitimize him. >> we are going to take a quick break. we're still waiting for house speaker paul ryan to come out and address reports on all of what we've been discussing at the table for the last 15 minutes. he is now 18 minutes late. we expect to see him at any point. after the break we'll also talk more about the executive order president trump is set to sign in a few hours. he is looking to unwind what former president obama did to fight climate change. is it really as sweeping as everyone is saying? stick around. this is 100% useful for a 100% fresh mouth. just ask listerine® users. the very people we studied in the study of bold. people who are statistically more likely to stand up to a bully, do a yoga handstand, and be in a magician's act. listerine® kills 99% of bad breath germs so you can feel 100% in life. bring out the bold™. want a less intense taste that still cleans your whole mou

>> senate minority whip dick durbin spoke about his opposition to the travel ban monday evening on the senate floor. here's a look. >> earlier today, president trump signed a new executive order that bans travel to the united states from a new list of muslim georgia countries, and bands are refugees. this new executive order includes cosmetic changes, but alter theges to not fact that the travel ban is still unconstitutional and still inconsistent with the values of this nation. playsxecutive order directly into the isis that the united states is waging a war against a religion. the president's first travel ban was blocked by multiple federal courts and his latest, i hope will face the same fate. consider how we have arrived at this point. during his first full week inn -- in office president trump , signed his first executive order banning muslims and refugees. this order order resulted in l -- chaos and airports across the country. dozens of legal immigrants were detained, not because they did anything wrong or they were any danger to our nation, solely because of where they came fro

. >>> what is dick cheney is saying is an act of war. >>> good evening. we begin out front with the bnz tonight. the top democrat on the house intelligence committee calling for the top republican of that committee to recuse himself from any further involvement in the russia investigation. the republican congressman, the chairman who is leading an investigation into russian meddling in the election spoke out to cnn moments ago. he's under intense fire for his handling of that investigation for behavior that has times veered into the bizarre. he was on white house grounds last week getting classified information. he says he saw classified documents that he got from an unnamed source indicating some of trump's communications may have been picked up spying on foreign nationals. moments ago speaking he insisted he has done nothing wrong by this visit to the white house. >> we have to go to the executive brafrnch to read classified intelligence. that could be the white house grounds, it could be the white house. it could be the pentagon. there's a number of pl

drop the repeal efforts, drop trump care, not a drop a bipartisan chip in it anb , in negotiate with dick democrats. turn back before it is too late. too late for the american people who will be hurt and too late for all of you who will also be hurt as you try to resent trump care in the next figures. thank you, mr. president and i yield the floor.

back to the senate, earlier today dick turban came came to the floor to talk about president trumps recent executive order, today's at revised executive order on refugees and immigrants. he is against the ban. here's what he had to say. >> mr. president earlier today president trump signed a new executive order that bans travel to the united states from a new list a muslim majority countries but this new executive orders include some cosmetic changes, but they do not alter the fact that the travel ban is still unconstitutional and still