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host: doug wead >> you have been described the only authorized biographer of president trump what does that mean to be an authorized biographer quick. >> i don't think that is accurate i hear that over and overt it is an authorized history because the biography would tell about his birth and his whole life it's just the whitebi house and his election and campaign and the history of his first year in the white house. >> what does it mean to be authorized quick. >> the president says who he wants to talk to so initially sitting there with sarah huckabee sanders when the book sstarted said i want everybody in the cabinet and he said good you can have them all. so once i started to interview the family members i could not get out of the family it was to rich and interesting. >> why did the president pick you quick. >> it was a long time it was the year i had a meeting with teeten they will still write books about the trump family when you and your kids are gone whether you are viewed with hatred or self rated like the kennedys and rockefellers depends on one thing it is a primary source i'

secondly, doug wead is a friend of mine. but when asked about donald trump's financial records and his taxes, to deflect to kitty dukakis' medical records? those were the most incredible deflections worthy of donald trump. they have nothing to do with one another. every modern president has released their tax returns. it is the president, not the wife of a presidential candidate. trump stands alone. in fact, he claimed he would release his taxes once they are out from audit, and he has many, many years of taxes that could not possibly be under audit anymore. so this is a very serious issue. the vast majority of the american people want to see trump's taxes. there have already been investigations which showed that he may have committed crimes with his taxes, deflating the value of properties on a claim to taxes, inflated the value when it came to getting loans. we need to see those taxes. absolutely no reason why trump should be the one exception among all presidents in modern times that has not released his taxes. even richa

doug wead wrote the book on it. he joins us next. we'll be right back.the daily caller publishing an op-ed from an unnamed trump official slamming the so-called anonymous anti-strum author. he it would would be honorable to carry out the agenda of the president and honorable to resign on principle on an agenda he doesn't agree with. making him both a coward and a traitor. our next guest has a book out already higher on the amazon best seller look, mire than the "anonymous" book. presidential historian. author of the new best seller, inside trump's white house. it's out today. congratulations on the book. we recommend it to you highly. and how much fun was this to write? >> it was so much fun. you better than anybody would know. it's fun for me to even tell you. when they finally approved it and i walk in the oval office. he doesn't even say hello or shake my hand. i walk in the oval office and he has these papers. he says this is my private correspondence with kim jong-un. they don't want you to have this. they tell me not to let you see it. you couldn't

doug wead, advisor to two presidents, presidential historian, author of the new best seller, "insidehite house." it's out today. congratulations on the book. we recommend it to you highly. how much fun was this to write? >> it was so much fun. it's fun to even tell you. when they finally approved it and i walk in the oval office. he doesn't even say hello or shake my hand. i walk in the oval office. he says this is my private correspondence with kim jong-un they don't want me to let you have it. they tell me not to let you see it. you can't copy it or keep it but you can read it. that's how it started. lou: very trumpian. the origins of the first of his motivation to be president, your thoughts about that? and what you reveal in the book. >> this was fascinating for me. at one point we went around and around. i got all the kids to tell me their versions. they were nothing like bill o'reilly said happened at the white house correspondence dinner. it happened way before that. as you know, because you know him. but at one point we were talking about business. he said, you know, you buy

joining me, presidential historian doug wead. good to see you, sir. think about it.lling to take away something that helped make us the success we are. >> yeah. we are a republic. we protect the minority voices. that's how african-americans have been able to establish themselves in this great economy. we cherish that. in a socialist regime the voice of the individual is considered egotistical and is not allowed. the voice of the social community is what's allowed. so if they change the electoral college we cease to become a republic, we tilt more toward the british parliamentary system. two states dominate new york and california. hollywood, that wants a bigger voice in controlling mayor yeah, and new york that controls the media, and the democrats like regulation because it keeps the competitors away and allows them to establish monopolies. that's who hates donald trump, and that's who is driving this impeachment. they want their power back and they want their money back. there is a lot at stake. you said something a few days ago. the democrats brought in some outsi

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joining me, presidential historian doug wead. i know you spent a lot of time with the first lady.ou have a brand-new book, "inside trump's white house." how does she take all this criticism? >> she is amazing. she shines with this sort of criticism. the louder they boo her, the better she looks. she is so gracious and refined. and she doesn't panic. i think they are surprised when they saw how calmly she reacted almost as if she was ready for it and expected it. first ladies have gone through this if they are conservative. pat nixon was accused of being an alcoholic. nancy reagan according to kitty kelley had an affair with frank sinatra. it's like saying president trump is a russian spy. trish: conservative women are unfairly targeted by the media and the left. and any first lady who doesn't subscribe to their viewpoint. >> historically it appears that way. especially with the tremendous vitriol against donald trump. my book is filled with pictures of melania and donald trump with their arms around each other and holding hands. the kids talk about it amongst themselves, how playf

joining me right now, presidential historian doug wead. i know you spent a lot of time with the first laid yesterday. you have a brand-new book, inside trump's white house. how does she take all this criticism? >> she is amazing. the louder they boo her, the better she looks. because she is so dwraition as you know, and so refined. and she doesn't panic. i think they were a bit surprised when they saw how calmly she reacted almost as if she was ready for it and expected it. first ladies have gone through this if they are conservative. pat nixon was accused of being an alcoholic. her daughter julie had to write a book to tell the truth. kitty kelsey said she had an affair with are you chaired nixon. trish: conservative women are unfairly targeted by the left. and the my yeah is controlled by the left so it makes it that much harder for any first lady who doesn't subscribe to their viewpoint. >> historic ait appears that way. and with the tremendous vitriol against donald trump, they want to isolate him. my book is full of pictures of melani

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doug wead. good to see you. >> good to see you too. trish: i feel like people need a little refresher here what the american revolution was really about because when i watched that today, i saw nancy pelosi try and twist history, try to use the american revolution to suggest that somehow this president thinks he is a king, look, it was a new twist of. i will give you that. they have gone from mueller to kavanaugh, to ukraine, to now he is a king. what is it that americans need to understand about history so that they understand how wrong she is? >> by the way, that was a brilliant opening. i'm going to have to get that on video somewhere. trish: thanks, doug. >> yeah, it's too bad. the democrats keep changing their tune. here they go again. this is an extraordinary makeover. i predict this won't last very long because the king, king george, raised taxes. donald trump lowered taxes. the king increased regulation. the stamp act brought commerce to a grinding halt in the colonies. donald trump deregulated. and the democrats are openly ask

and doug wead. check your program guide or booktv.org for a complete schedule of all the programs airing this weekend. now, uc-berkeley computer science professor stuart russell weighs in on the potential threats artificial intelligence may pose to humans and what can be done to protect us. [inaudible conversations] >> all right. hi, everyone. thank you so much for coming to the beautiful faculty class here at uc-berkeley for this event today. we're really excited for the discussion. the event is being filmed by c-span to be broadcast at a later date, so we'll make that available to you as soon as we have it. this event is co-hosted by the a.i. security initiative which is housed at the center for long-term cybersecurity and by the sector for human compatible a.i., a new hub for interdisciplinary research on global security and politics of artificial intelligence. we are work to understand the effects of misuse and unintended consequences, how a.i. is changing global power dynamicses and what govern

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here to react, presidential historian doug wead. good morning, doug. >> good morning ed.on the week the house is about to approve articles of impeachment? >> this is big news. it has happened in history. in modern history in the 21st century, three times happened with a senator. very different in two cases much the senator decided to meet with a different caucus, not actually switch parties. the third time it was jeff percent. he switched from the republican party to the independent party. so ed, to give you an idea how dramatic this is, imagine if jeff flake i have differences with donald trump. i'm now joining the democratic party? or mitt romney says i'm now embracing socialism, i have had a change of heart? that gives you an idea of the drama behind this move from the new jersey congressman. ed: you're absolutely right. no doubt it is not the message that nancy pelosi wanted going into these big house votes. on the other hand he is getting blow back of course as you would expect from democrats. here is the governor of new jersey, phil murphy. jeff van drew has chosen

presidential historian doug wead joins us now. eing a little liberal, shall i say, with their use of what the framers intended. [laughter] >> that's right. hi, ed, pete and lisa, they better be treating you good up there, that's all i can say. yes, i found this was stunning, that they would bring professors from harvard are and stanford in where they don't even allow free speech on campus to lecture us on the u.s. constitution -- [laughter] and the attacks, the one professor made, she says he hates trump so much she -- she hates trump so much she can't even walk on the sidewalk outside his hotel, and she attacks barron, their 13-year-old son. i felt that because there were attacks on my children threatening their lives because i wrote a book about donald trump, inside the trump white house. so that was stunning to me, uncalled for. ed: so you make an important point, but let's look at the big picture as well which is what did the framers really intend. tell us where these professors went wrong. >> well -- [laughter] the constitutio