you go back for example i remember watching a speech michael the caucus made when bob dole and george bush went through nomination of some of the great lines are here at times and is listening to do caucus specifically assert a speech and said bob dole says george h.w. bush isn't much of a lady for george h.w. bush says bob dole wasn't much of a leader at i agree with both of these two guys, neither of them as much of a leader. that is just kind of a great line. you can only find that through spieth c-span i would not have had this book had it not been for c-span. abettors of is the appropriate to dedicate it to c-span. so it's nothing i've never set out out loud my favorite part of watching c-span's during a senate vote for you could see all the interactions on the senate floor, that's a lot of fun to watch. i spent hours watching that i am afraid. in the great american political trivia challenge you have a whole section on political insults. >> yes. >> host: why did you include that? >> i find them absolutely fascinating. politicians are very good in terms of being able to sometimes

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>> we are sitting here in the dole institute. i didn't say thank you, it is an honor. i remember sitting with doors mcgovern a month and a half before he -- george mcgovern a month and a half before he passed. . talk about how he and bob dolan came together and talked about big issues. if those two came together and sponsored a bill, it was going to pass, with 70 or 80 votes in the senate. democrat and republicans. again, we can pick democrats who you don't like and who are caustic and you can pick republicans -- if you had someone like bob dole and even george mcgovern, both veterans, and you can pick a lot of them right now around, there's just fewer and fewer. hopefully, at some point we get back to that. >> politics, elections have consequences. voters have decisions they make in elections. and it is unfortunate, but the fact of the matter is that our politics have become polarized. it's part of the reason why our politics has become polarized, it's because of the means and ways voters get information. we have a much more knowledgeable base of voters, not a more ed

it was hosted by the dole institute of politics at the university of kansas. this is one hour and 15 minutes. providers giving you have read receipt to democracy. next a discussion about republican and democratic strategies this election season. as parties battle for control of the house and senate. it was at the dull institute of politics at the university of kansas this is one hour 15 minutes. after the program, we will have time for the audience to ask questions. if you have a question, please raise your hand and ask a student worker for the microphone and a student will come to you. for virtual viewers we send your questions to joel questions at ku.edu. please just as one brief question. the institute's mission is to foster respectful discussion around difficult but important topics. please raise your questions with this in mind and ask is one brief russian. i would like to remind you to turn off your cell phones and these join me in welcoming the director of the dull institute -- joel --dole institute. >> think you for your introduction. i am grateful for

welcome to the dole institute of politics. discussion groups are made possible by the newman's own foundation and we would like to thank the dall simons family fund. today's program will be live streamed and available on our youtube channel. we are excited that c-span is recording this session. you can access all past dole institute -- by accessing our youtube channel. after the program, we will have time for audience estrogens. if you have a question, raise your hand. for virtual viewers, please send your questions. please ask just one brief question. the institute's mission is to foster civil discussion around difficult topics. please phrase your questions with this in mind and asked just one brief question. please turn off your cell phones. please join me in welcoming jerry. [applause] >> i am thinking, did i turn off my cell phone? [laughter] it is nice to have you all here. we are going to talk about political polarization, the subject that hangs over every conversation in washington and everywhere else. it is a huge issu

welcome to the dole institute politics and thank you for attending. discussion groups are made possible by that human dual foundation. we would like to think the dual find for sponsoring the residency. today's program will be livestreamed and available on youtube. we are excited that c-span is recording the session. you can access our institute programs by visiting our youtube channel. after the program, we will have time for audience questions. if you have a question, please raise your hand and a student worker with a microphone will come to you. for virtual viewers, please send your questions to do questions that ku.edu. please ask one question. the dole institute's mission is to foster civil discussion around important and difficult topics. please phrase your questions with this in mind, and ask one question. before we begin, i would like to remind you to turn off your solvents -- south off. please join me in welcoming our fellow jerry seib. >> i was thinking that i turn off my cell phone? thank you for being here. it is nice to have you. we will t

congress and friends remember that many of us were together in this capital as we said goodbye to bob dole. i can't think of kansas without mentioning his name. majority leader dole and last time many of us were together, as it was at his burial at arlington national cemetery. some months after that, how proud he would be, how proud he would be. i feel that he is with us. and as others had mentioned, when girls and boys come to the capitol and see amelia, they will visit here and set their sights higher, knowing too, that they can reach for the sky. and when they see this statue. when it's quiet here in the capitol, they will hear. the sound of wings wasn't that beautiful? the song that they sang. thank you. thank you, everyone, for coming today to celebrate the legendary amelia earhart. now, i'm sure she would accommodate any of you who want your pictures taken with her today. it's a cause for celebration. thank you all for making it so. thank you so much. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the benediction delivered by the honorable jake la turner united states representati

congress and friends remember that many of us were together in this capital as we said goodbye to bob dole. i can't think of kansas without mentioning his name. majority leader dole and last time many of us were together, as it was at his burial at arlington national cemetery. some months after that, how proud he would be, how proud he would be. i feel that he is with us. and as others had mentioned, when girls and boys come to the capitol and see amelia, they will visit here and set their sights higher, knowing too, that they can reach for the sky. and when they see this statue. when it's quiet here in the capitol, they will hear. the sound of wings wasn't that beautiful? the song that they sang. thank you. thank you, everyone, for coming today to celebrate the legendary amelia earhart. now, i'm sure she would accommodate any of you who want your pictures taken with her today. it's a cause for celebration. thank you all for making it so. thank you so much. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the benediction delivered by the honorable jake la turner united states representati

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higher, we wouldn't have the need for— will be higher, we wouldn't have the need for government to dolewing whether it will— over the place not knowing whether it will actually stop people going bust or— it will actually stop people going bust or stop people refusing to pay their energy bills. let's control the bill— their energy bills. let's control the bill directly. let mejust bring in the times, because they refer to that. many households could stop direct debits. as part of their story about nadhim zahawi allegedly drawing out plans for tax cuts. he's not necessarily likely to be chancellor after monday or tuesday. know, although there is a suggestion if there was liz truss, he would still operate at some capacity in her cabinet. yes, he has drawn up plans to help business, is the headline. he's urging people not to panic about the cost of living crisis. i would just ask him, has he actually spoken to anybody? it's all the conversations i have at the moment, how on earth anybody is going to keep warm. so, yes, they're saying up to 1.7 million households could stop their direct debi

no longer the party of bob dole, no longer the party of john mccain, no longer the party of mitt romney, no longer the party of john boehner and paul ryan. i disagree with them often, but who knew i would miss john boehner and paul ryan? and i say that because we could battle it out on issues and strongly disagree with them, fight it out in the legislative arena, but in america, you should be able to lose an election without being concerned that you will lose your democracy. but that is what we confront right now. that is why the stakes are so high here in iowa. somebody asked me, why are you going to iowa? i am going there to make sure we send cindy ask back to congress -- cindy axne back to congress. we appreciate polk county democrats, the work that you do. two competing visions for america. democrats putting people over politics and extreme maga republicans. we are fighting hard as democrats to move america forward. they want to turn back the clock. we are trying to bring people together. they are tearing us apart. we fight for the people. they fight for the privileged few. we belie

turn off your cell phones and these join me in welcoming the director of the dull institute -- joel --doletitute. >> think you for your introduction. i am grateful for students like will and the advisory board work helping set the tone for our conversations here. this is the 20th anniversary of the institute and we are fortunate. and for that education is -- washington editor of the wall street journal -- capital journal columnist and 45 year veteran journalist and kansas native. and the best political journalism has to offer. midterm election cycles have been relatively sleepy affairs and we know that this year, that is not the case. jerry will help us navigate the changing waters of the campaign season as it develops as a route 2022 midterm election -- big class consist eight a let big consequences. -- big consequences. today's conversation features the top two political pollsters one from each side of the aisle. our conversation will be followed by q&a from the audience. thank you for joining us and engaging with us. it is my pleasure and please join me in welcoming our fellow jerry sit

no longer a party of bob dole. no longer the party of john mccain. no longer the party of mitt romney. no longer r the party of john benard and paul ryan. i disagreed with them often but who knew i would miss john benard and paul ryan? and i say that because we could battle it out on issues and strongly disagree with them. be disappointed if we lost an election. fight it out in the legislative a droop arena, the political arena in america in a country like this in our great republic we should be able to lose an election without being concerned that you will lose your democracy. but that's what we confront right now. that's why thestakes are so high . here in iowa. someone asked me you go into iowa what are you going therefore. i said i'm going there to make sure that we send in the actually backto congress . and i'm also going to polk county to help lift states from red to blue.so we appreciate polk county democrats, the work that you do. twocompeting visions for america . democrats putting people over politics and extreme maga republicans. we're fig

i think he felt obligated even though he was ahead in the polls against dole in 1996, to sign a law that he wasn't entirely in favor of. in fact he had vetoed it twice before. he was kind of trapped by his own words and ended up with this highly punitive restrictive program that massively reduced assistance and access to aid. and by 2000, the roles had been cut by about 60% and also by 2000, over half the block going to the states was no longer going for cash assistance. some of it was being used to pave the highways. it was very loosely distributed and there weren't many restrictions. they could stretch the definition of what was a good expenditure for aiding the poor and getting them off welfare. it led to increases in deep poverty and extreme poverty and what are called disconnected mothers who received neither cash assistance nor wages. if it weren't for things like the expansion of the earned income tax credit and some other programs, the poverty rate would be even higher today. host: we are going to get to your calls in just a moment. if you are eastern or central region, you can c

bob dole said in 1994 i knew we were when we would have had better. we always believed we were going to be in for two years your match. and generally only have young people, we have diversity of experience and i'm very proud of the candidates as well as encouraging numbers to seek reelection when all the powers that be in washington dc there dimensional unfortunately i have to go to >> is at: thanks for several user countries. it's a big project. it's a consensus project as well need. that's why i'm so pleased to have additional resources. i was in the g7 conference which focused on nato. i was encouraged by the other speakers were so bullish on supporting democracy until victory was achieved. thank you all. >> any forecast of the workers? >> live today on c-span2 will you greetings on response efforts to hurricane ian. president is of on the response to what john c-span2 and also on c-span now or online at c-span.org. as a hurricane is first south carolina owner and masters, we will have is the emergency officials will: coverage you're on c-span2. pu

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bob dole said in 1994 i knew we were when we would have had better. we always believed we were going to be in for two years your match. and generally only have young people, we have diversity of experience and i'm very proud of the candidates as well as encouraging numbers to seek reelection when all the powers that be in washington dc there dimensional unfortunately i have to go to >> is i was in last week in berlin for the g-7 conference which focused on nato, i was very encouraged by how the other speakers at that meeting were so bullish on supporting the democracy until the war, victory was acleveland. well need. that's why i'm so pleased to have additional resources. i was in the g7 conference which focused on nato >> now available in the c-span shop, c-span's 2022 congressional districtry. go there today to order a copy of the directory. this compact, spiral bound book is your guide to government. order your copy today at c-spanshop.org or scan the code with your smartphone. every c-span shop purchase helps support c-span's nonprofit operation.

no longer the party of bob dole. no longer the party of jon mckay.o longer the party of mitt romney. the longer the party of jon weiner and paul ryan. i disagreed with them often, but who knew i would miss jon weiner and paul ryan. [laughter] and i say that because we couldn't battle it out on issues and strongly disagree with them. be bitterly disappointed if we lost an election. fight it out in the legislative arena, the political arena. but in america in a country like this in our great republic you should be able to lose an election without being concerned you will lose your democracy. but that is what we confront right now. that is where the stakes aree so high here in iowa. someone asked me, you're going to iowa what are you going there for? i said well a couple of things. i'm going there to make sure we send cindy back to congress. [cheering] and i'm also going to polk county to help flip stakes and flip seats from red to blue. we appreciate polk county democrats, the work that you do. two competing visions for americaa. democrats putting peop

the settlers were expected to work the fields, go fishing and hunting but the results were doled out to each family according to size, not according to contribution of labor. the result was a very poor harvest in 1622 and severe hunger in winter of 1622-23 but bradford happily was no ideologue. he could learn from experience. he wrote in his book of plymouth plantation, quote, the failure of the experiment of communal service, the taking away of private property and the possession of it in community by a commonwealth was found with much confusion and discontent and retard much employment which would have been to the general benefit but young men are able and fit for service objected to being forced to spend their time and strength in working for other men's wives and children without recompense. the strongman or the resourceful man had no more share of food, clothes etc. than the week man who was not able to do a quarter of what the other could. this with thought in justice. the asian engraver man in labor, food, clothing etc. with the younger ones thought with some indignity and dis

a doleful ignacio said they don't. bravo was killed 12 years ago today, which also happens to be as 35th birthday. police say 7 don't and his fiance were robbed at gunpoint early in the morning when they're walking to home after attending a party during the robbery solid own was shot and killed. his fiance was punched in the face. the 2 suspects ran away after that. anyone with information can call berkeley police, the california department of cannabis control and antioch police more than 10,000 unlicensed indoor cannabis plans today. >> the seizure amounts to an estimated value of 7.3 million dollars. investigators also found $23,000 in cash and 6 firearms, according to antioch 17 war served throughout the city from august, the 31st through september, the 7th. >> in southern california judge has denied a bail request for a nurse accused of a deadly crash in los angeles. according to court documents, 37 year-old nicole linton was driving 130 miles an hour when she slammed into a crowded intersection on august. 4th spar

well dole more real to what they end up. unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever known. russia, embassies in western countries resemble besieged fortresses. vacations are surrounded by picket lines and bombarded with verbal fritz. and once in a while, jack tiles are thrown at them. for jim are so launched as well. listening must personal and diverted job. don't care. i'm, i mean, you know, there's no pressure, no ceiling unless you're coming down the las vegas. i'm not sure this wishes. well, i don't force them to a lot of numbers as over of fish, russia that i see that i see what was the symbol i was on my mobile method businesses, especially since last. so we just purchased them or to limit the use of this last minute. shout la teacher form line a, section e. sure is the one this should come here on the line while that is more or less the classical like you to which we are all set up on the night of april, the

the bed graphics are now offering damita wanted it beside tom dole desert. just what the love it. there's for just one journalist young angle god is curator at the museum of polish history and also his nightly i. michelle. just so photography on to what ops at stop shop, a sport on dish. loud their voice, a jet squeaking uminski represent concerns humans have chest a good javante curricle. paul actually been from model phase velocity photography upsets 5. you don't have it as an extra baretski. i mean she, he storage mailed bit of about as a result with all that and you have to pay me thought not for any he thought he brought back your faculty snell. ah, but there were other facts too about which the west prefers to keep silent. the molotov reuben dropped pat was only signed after all leading european powers, but made deals with hitler. 1933 germany, france, e. okay. and actually signed the full power packed. 1934. poland and germany signed a non aggression declaration. 1935 in to you. okay. and germany signed unable agreement. 1938. the okay. france and italy agree to the petitio

all of the victims are a dole's. this all happened again at the king estate campus, specifically the red-tailed continuation school johnson psaki with the oakland unified school district gave an update earlier today. >> b hal been a rough year in oakland, but it doesn't define us. it doesn't find a school district that doesn't define the city. you know, as you in the media know, people to commit this kind very few people in the city of oakland do this kind of that we want to stop. we want our community to come together. we want healthy media want help from government. we want help from the nonprofit agencies, churches, everybody needs to come together to make this stop. this cannot keep happening in our city. so please, everybody needs to do everything we can to ensure that our kids are loved were supported. and that anybody who engage in realizes there's always a better choice to make. this is the wrong choice under any circumstances. so we hope that we can come together as a city and make sure that this is the last

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appropriations committee, the committee that holds the purse strings of the money, they are in charge of doling it out on the senate side. here's the senator discussing how money allocated in the cr will find fema disaster relief and recovery from hurricane in an promising our partisanship on further aid. >> now the continuing resolution we are about to consider contains 18.8 billion for the fema disaster relief fund. bring available resources to the fund to approximately 35 billion to respond to these and other disasters. we likely are not going to know the extent of the damage for several days. so we need time to the news you hear of more damage. but i remind my colleagues that we are the united states of america. i'm ready to work with my colleagues to respond when it is needed. i don't care whether a state is represented by democrats or republicans. you are part of the united states of america, and as chairman of the appropriations committee i will work with you in the months ahead to get the funds you need. >> host: senator leahy talking about funding for those impacted by hurricane ian. w

] just as it was when president nixon convened this conference and senator george mcgovern and bob dole transferred america's role in reducing hunger in america and around the world. this work on hundred nutrition and physical health is critical as well as her mental health as well. the key seller that i called for in my state of the union address again bipartisan. this is something that we should all rally the whole country to work on. we have a global food crisis. last week united nations talked about commitments we were making to tackle food insecurity worldwide because every country in the world and every state in this country no matter what else divides us if a parent cannot feed a child there's nothing else that matters to that parent. if you look at your child and you can't feed your child what the hell else matters? [applause] worldwide. so folks let me close with this. i believe america is at an inflection point and it happened every few generations. there so much change in the world that everything that comes after is different than it was before. you've also heard me talk abo

the inhabitant of the micro-dole to evict the insolent, had to burn himself.ou have no right to drag me out of the house. from which house of mine they are registered, now the shop is closed, but this does not mean that micro-shares will completely leave the real estate market, for example, they can still be inherited, but selling a tiny piece of an apartment to a person, from the outside , it will no longer be possible to own one hundredth of one. you can sell it to your co-owner, and then you will need to sell it, and, apparently, to unite with a group of other co-owners, so that the co-owner whom you reward with your micro-shares will receive 6 m as a result. think over the next initiative to assign each share a registry number. what will allow you to track in detail each transaction sultan ziganov vitaly karamazin oleg manual mikhail zhilin vesti duty department chairman of the investigative committee of russia alexander bastrykin expressed his condolences in connection with the death of the prosecutor of the lugansk people's republic to his deputies serge

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over the last few days, and they were a lot of people coming out, coming out from cities like many doleful to port of bird yags going thumbs up reject, coming from guns. and so we have these convoys of up to 50 cars showing up several times a day. so people were still trying to get out of there while the referendum is ongoing . now in just a few minutes nasa will attempt, some thing humanity has never ever done before. the space agency is going to deliberately crash a spacecraft into an asteroid. millions of a kilometers away. we can even look at life pictures as it heads for it's target. that's focused on that small don't there? the double asteroid redirection test or dos dot spaceship launched last november. and we'll strike the asteroid, which is what we can see that light don't. they're just moving. the camera is actually inside the dark spacecraft focusing on that at target over that. so that's about 22000 kilometers per hour. is the rate at which it, which it's moving. and what is the name of all? this is the test, whether we could stop objects from hitting earth by slightly changing

it's going to dole out a couple $100 every month for 2 years to those who need it. most 166 families are going to be randomly selected to receive $500 per month for the next 2 years. it must be a mountain, the resident and be considered extremely low income, which means they make below 30% of area median income participants also have to be a parent or a custodial care taker for at least one child below the age 18, a pregnant at the time of the application immigration status and housing are not factors. >> cost of living in mountain view is distressingly high. the average price of a single-family home is 2.9 million dollars. 56% of county residents are renters. according to the 2020 american community survey 6 and a half percent of our city's residents live in poverty. with inflation, exacerbating financial hardship. our elevate him be guaranteed basic income pilot program. we'll provide desperately needed relief for many extremely low-income families in our community. >> well, these are direct cash payments, no strings attached. they're going to have autonomy to spe

the e s o does a good when the it's ru alina, the hoyde, the world molly head on came, blossom or dole there into not wanting to singly. yet i'm gonna put on the little story on the own up as john allen and was all so all of those are the more for them if alone it up and like okay, oh the saddle. why? if they come out there, several cubans in a similar situation, are beginning to resort to an old system that is to leave this country in a raft or in a boat across the florida straits. would you do that? your i mean they all have also us up and so on. again, i'm wintercrest emptied all old or can y'all was, would that be it? i'll, you'll pedal won't y'all's number. will you come with a bettina renal gentles', a ram and the old house elk. a nole audience, we'll see if there marcial belittles. most people prefer to avoid talking about politics focusing instead on the economic reasons for their discontent. ah, but the aftermath of an unprecedented don't brief. social uprising july last year is also feeding the exit is. i'll give over a lot of i don't. yeah, i bought one of the in a model nor

[applause] just as when president nixon first convened this conference, and then abdul -- bob dole transformed work in hunger around the world. it is critical to addressing our mental health and wellness as well. it is a key pill your -- a key pillar to my union agenda. this is something we should be rallying the country to work on together. the war in ukraine has part global food crisis. just last week, we talked about commitments we are making to tackle food and security worldwide. every country in the world, every state in this country, no matter what the divide is, if a parent cannot feed a child, there is nothing else that matters to that parent. you look at your child and you can't feed your child. what the hell else matters. [applause] folks, let me close with this, i believe america, and i'm sure you're tired of hearing me say it, is that an inflection point. it happens every six or eight generations where there is so much change in the world that everything that comes after it is different than it was before. you have also heard me talk about the need to trust and restored the soul of

do you remember the dole's name? my doll was ruth. remember the dole's name?ory. it looks like you _ of time. that is an amazing story. it looks like you have _ of time. that is an amazing story. it looks like you have sunshine, i it looks like you have sunshine, albeit windy down there. thank you forjoining us. a real pleasure to talk to you. a real pleasure. thank you. sometimes it is the tiny details. a huge story with great consequences and, quite rightly recognised, but it is the little things. when you are five years old, those things are important. you have gone away with so little you hold onto what is familiar, that keeps you grounded. since finding fame five decades ago on the tv talent show opportunity knocks, pam ayres has become one of britain's best loved poets and broadcasters. she also has a passion for nature — and in her latest documentary series, pam explores some of the most beautiful landscapes across the west of england. let's take a look. to this day, no one knows exactly how stonehenge was built or what it was used for. but for thousand

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this closeout is more creators are going to want a lot of transparency about how the payments are doledse youtube has always been really transparent. i think that is what we are going to see. a true understanding broken down from the creator side of how we are getting paid. >> you are both on youtube and tiktok. how do they compare and what do you make of the competition between them? >> i think there is one fundamental difference between the two platforms. we have been on youtube for 10 years and in those 10 years, we have always been in partnership with the platform. the difference is that when we make money, youtube makes money and vice versa. that is truly a partnership. when it comes to tiktok, it is never really felt like a partnership and it is very unclear how you build a career on tiktok. specifically when it comes to platform payments. typically we have seen people build audiences on tiktok and transition them to youtube to build their careers. from our experience, building a career on youtube, there is a different depth of the audience and there is also a different depth of p

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