i agree with doris completely.hat whatever you think about what the president has done, he has rallied his base and the question is, those independent voters, who john avalon was talking about earlier, how are they reacting to his closing act and will he drive some of them away? >> the evidence so far is that they don't love it. that's what we're seeing in the polls. >> right. >> a reporter i revere wrote yesterday the framing of this election, that it's elemental. what kind of country americans see today and what they want to see in the future. >> yeah. look, we are a deeply divided country. and, you know, that is very, very clear. the president is talking to half the country, hoping that will be enough to carry the day. but the other half, as doris said, people voted against the rationing of coffee, a lot of people wish the president would drink a little less of it. and there's some exhaustion about him and discontent with the style of leadership, which has come to the fore in this campaign. so, we are deeply div

doris? >> my hope is it will bring us back to some sort of more bipartisanship.n the house and senate over time have crossed party lines. it's time everybody in the country wants us to be able to solve problem. women have solve problems at local levels. hopefully when they get there they will solve problems at the washington level. i think there's a certain sense obviously this was a referendum on president trump. more than two out of three people were thinking about him when they came into that election. the one thing you would hope he would take out of this election was to be chastened somehow and reach over to the other side of the party line. it doesn't seem that's what's happening now. it's got to be the people inside the congress that's going to think about a new way of doing things. we've been at war in the congress for nearly four decades. they don't know how to make peace anymore. that's why a whole infusion of new people coming in i think could bring fresh energy. more young people voted than voted in a long period of time. all that says something good

>> doris, do you agree, a-plus? >> well, forgetting what i think right now there was a recent presidential poll where he was rated the worst president in american history. and the james buchanan used to be the worst and then it was said in the newspaper that now he wasn't the worst anymore, the buchanan family was celebrating. but the most important thing about our best presidents is that they have shared credit. they've taken blame. they've grown in office. they've learned from their mistakes and we don't see that growth in office. it's hard to imagine he's the very highest a-plus. >> jonathan lemire, i can't imagine him answering that question any other way. >> that's pretty stereotypical donald trump answer. i don't know that he has opinions about james buchanan. the presidents he's trying to compare himself to are andrew jackson and mckinley. this is someone very quick to claim ownership of a victory and wants nothing to do with a defeat. we interviewed him a couple weeks before the midterms and asked him if the

so doris and walter, welcome to the program. let me first ask you walter, you have heard some of the discussions that we have had from the winners last night. from john avlon, our analyst, where do you come down, i suppose in a historical context of what happened last night. it is the first time in a long time, isn't it? >> definitely a first time in a while and what is particularly interesting is that our country does not really have a dna right now how to deal with divided government. do you know that right now, 49 out of 50 states, the legislatures are in one party and that makes it hard for us to understand divided government. i think divided government can be good. it provides a check and a balance. it means we have to kmoomeet an compromise. ben franklin said at the constitution constitutional convention. compromisers may not make great heroes but make great democracy. that is in our blood right now and we have to get it back. >> doris kearns goodwin. you heard what ben franklin once said. you heard what he said about comp

doris, i'm so glad you could join me this weekend. for being here. >> you're very welcome. >> do you feel more or less opt are mystic about the direction of our country after the midterms? >> i feel much more optimistic. i mean, i think what's happened when you look at the long lines that stood to vote, you look at the fact that the congress is now finally becoming more diverse representing the nation as all those statistics you just gave. recordbreaking numbers of women wanting to come into public life. my worry in these last years had been because so little was happening in washington and neither side could talk to one another and politics had become so toxic that our best people wouldn't want to enter public life and, yet, we saw recordbreaking numbers of people who had never been in public life before wanting to come in. i think 100 years from now this may be seen as a movement. we have an infrastructure. we have women training and running for public office. donors for women. people of color ask muslim-americans. i think it's a ve

let's start there, doris.y this is donald trump and a lot of other people going along with it, turning not only on american values, but what he considers conservative values. >> what one have hoped about uniting the country as a whole instead of dividing it. president trump had a chance for that. we talk about october surprises, events that occur that change the course of a campaign. two events occurred. the bombing plot, and the attack on the jewish synagogue. what if he stood up as an american president and said it has to stop, this toxic culture. we all bear responsibility. i want us to really be united. and instead, he moved in the other direction. he said at one point, i keep getting this in my head. he said, you know, we had momentum, and then this bombing stuff happened. and we have to regain the momentum. and now closing with an ad that is clearly divisive intended to stoke fear. the best moments in history are remembered by presidents who bring us together. lincoln's second inaugural, a moment of triu

please join me in welcoming doris kearns goodwin to the national press club. [applause] >> host: can you tell us what inspired you to write this book on leadership, what inspired you to write this book right now? >> guest: after finishing teddy and taft i usually do another president and always feel i am leaving the old guys behind like i left an old i behind, lived with him for so long, and sometimes fear the only problem with doing that is they will be in the afterlife a panel of all the presidents and everything i got wrong about them, lyndon johnson, and twice as long. when i came to the end of teddy and taft, i thought all my career i have been thinking about leadership. i taught it at school, graduate school, where does ambition come from, leadership and born and developed and i realized if i could focus that land on the guys i knew the best, then may be, when i started it, seemed to be a problem with leadership in washington, couldn't get bipartisanship on any signature issue, whether we were having the right leaders since they were unable to do these t

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he is interviewed by doris meissner, former commissioner of the immigration and naturalization service. >> when you think of the next several decades, falling birth rates among native born americans, immigration is a big driver. the composition of immigration is important not just as a discrete matter of immigration policy but in terms of human capital policy, the character of our schools and future workforce. it really is a very important issue touching on many different sectors. >> watch this weekend on c-span2's booktv. donald trump, first lady milania trump and interior secretary ryan zinke participated in the national christmas tree writing. ♪ [applause] >> merry christmas to everybody. we have to say it all together. merry merry christmas. it is great to be with you. let's light the tree. the first lady will do the honors. we will do it 10 in reverse. are you ready? altogether. 10, 9, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. [cheers and applause] >> merry christmas, thank you. ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the united states secretary of the interior, ryan zin

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how does global demand look to you, dori? >> well, i think you're going to see they've cut the demand forecast the last three straight months so i think you're going to see a lot of numbers, all going to be soft they'll be different than our numbers here in the u.s. as those continue to soften, you'll see continuing problems with demand forecasts for oil. >> bottom line new year's day 2019, crude oil prices higher or lower than where they are right now? >> i think you're going to see them in the 50 to $60 range rather than the 60 to $70 range. i think it's going to be a lot harder for them to keep that price up with all of the production coming out and right now they're forecasting over 12 trillion barrels a day going forward in 2019. i don't think the world's going to need that kind of demands. >> dori wiley of commerce street capital. thank you. we do appreciate it. thank you for joining us. >> you bet thank you, brian. >>> the world's single biggest shopping day is going to wrap up you have more on this year's singles day.

. >> we take you to a discussion with author and historian doris kearns goodwin. her newest book is "leadership in turbulent times." of edney: we have a member the national press club support of governors and a senior reporter at med tech insight. we have a former national press club president. page, thesan washington bureau chief at "usa today." the staff writer at the national newspaper publisher's association. catherine -- a member of the national press club headliners team. we have a freelance journalist and member of the national press club headliners the. and we have the executive director at an institute at american university and a member of the national press club headliners team. thank you for being here. thankd take a second to the other members of the headliners team responsible for the event today. if you are in the room, please stand to be recognized. we have teresa, laura, danny, bill, lindsay, lara, and our executive director bill. thank you, everybody. [applause] ms. edney: we are so very excited to welcome here today world-renowned presidential h

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>> i just want to pick up on something doris said.reported that president trump's father, fred, who was obviously a huge influence on him, told him there are two kinds of the people in the world. there are killers and there are losers. and the implication of that is that losing meant emotional dis disenfranchisement. so the notion he got such a stern rebuke from voters last tuesday i think was very, very hard for him to deal with, to proce process. and that, i think, explains the funk he is in right now. >> i am always so struck by how you keep your head from exploding when we play the game, what if president obama did this. but i was so struck by it on veterans day and during the president's visit. what if president obama had skipped going to arlington national cemetery? i mean, i can't imagine what fox news would have said about him being soft, about the weather being too bad. does it blow your mind when you see president trump do something like that? >> well, i would have no mind left if i let it get blown by every one of these exa

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now, author and historian doris kearns goodwin talks about her latest book "leadership in turbulent times." in which she focuses on president abraham lincoln, theodore roosevelt, and lyndon b. johnson. this is about an hour. >> good afternoon and welcome to the national press club. newsan editor at bloomberg , and i am the 111th president of the national press club. before we get started, i would like to ask you to please silence her cell phone if you have not already. if you are on twitter, we do encourage you to tweet during #nccrogram and use the live. d.c.andle is press club for our c-span and public radio for our c-span and public radio audiences, please be aware that members of the general public are here in the audience with us today, so any reaction that you might hear is not necessarily from the working press. now, i would like to introduce our head table. please hold your applause until everyone has been introduced. we have barbara cochran, and if you would like to stand, who is the president of the board of the national journalism is did and the curtis b hurley chair in public

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you may use the phrase "hunky-dory." does that flow into indian etf's?have seen the flow into indian etf's in the last four months. is this a sign of things to come? the chart on your screen is showing the first sign of inflows coming in after a really long. oh. that is one indication. is a direct inflow into indian stocks and it has been on the rise. that is a welcome change from what we have seen in the last three or four months. one certainly hopes that this is a sign of things to come. anna: ok, stay with us. let us bring in rate into the conversation. >> anything but hunky-dory. there is anxious and is growing in the market. this shows us the swings. you can see -- this is the highest since the february meltdown whether it is risks arising due to trade wars. one silver lining. it is still in negative territory and below zero. it is still doing better than normal though from the past two years. in the tech world, apple -- look at this charge. apple is flirting with bear market territory. dropping since its high on october 3. we do see chipmakers arou

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river players with pepper spray in the tunnel and this is one time they did meet in the coppola but to doris this was the round of sixteen back then but subsequently boucle were kicked out of the competition and this is could be a case of when keeping it real goes wrong because river fades exact the bokeh bus this time approaches their own stadium and with so much history and bad blood between these two teams should deal qualities have prepared better for this event well i think it's at the all of the precautions you know they they could you know just taking a step back from the authorities the club presidents both of them mutually agree earlier this month that away things will be bad you know because they were you know i guess concerned that something emotional could erupt as it did you know but in terms of the authorities you know the police reportedly were out there in droves you know i guess that's all you can really do in this overflow crowd of people looking at any repercussions from this incident well you know you know dating back three years ago as i mentioned boca worked out of a co