>> thank you, president feinstein.couple comments. >> as a new fire commissioner, i want to say that i was at those three alarm fires. i want to thank chief for coming to speak with me after it was mostly knocked down. i didn't realize that was you chief on the roof. they were incredible fires and it was something to see. i was really impressed. just humbled by your work, all of you. thank you. i loved your report, just like my colleague said. it was perfectly delivered and really full of great detail. i thank you for that. that's enough from me, thank you. >> thank you. >> chief postel? >> all right. chief o'connor, it's your turn. >> good evening president feinstein, commissioners, i'm chief o'connor. i'm here to report from the administration. >> we had our kickoff for fleet week and for the marine and coast guard and to work with first responders from san francisco. at maclaren park. and there was going to be a helicopter, but unfortunately it was canceled but still a great turn the for those involved. we had activ

dianne feinstein is on our team, and that's all that matters. to emphasize that point, yesterday kamala harris went on a tirade, not about inflation, housing price or fentanyl deaths or the border, the looming threat with russia, but what matters most to her, which is abortion. watch this. >> laws are being proposed that would punish women who dare to exercise self-determination and make decisions about what they know to be in their best self-interest, because apparently there are some, i call them extremist so-called leaders, who have decided they're in a better position than she is to make decisions about what's in her best interest. how dare they. i think that we need to take back the flag on this issue. this is about freedom and liberty. >> tucker: oh, it's about freedom of liberty, says the childless middle-aged lady who forced women across the country out of their jobs because they wouldn't take the vaccine she was pushing. barack obama, his argument, of course, abortion again. watch. >> in pennsylvania, you've got some important choices t

president feinstein? aye >> nakajo. >> 2 adopt. >> motion is unanimous. >> item 6 general public comment. members may address the commission up it 3 minute in thes commission's jurisdiction that does not appear on the agenda. speakers address the remarks to the commission and in the individual commissioners or department personnel. commissioners are in the to enter in debate or discussion with the speaker. the electric of a response by the commissioners or personnel does not constitute agreement with or support of statements made during public comment. caller, would you like to make general public comment? >> yes. please. hi. i'm lisa church the d3 residents. i'm calling to support the golden gate green way project, which is in the far from me. if is a needed feature in the community and supported by community residents, many community grouped and supervisor preston. i don't understand why the fire department continues to obstruct this and some of the other safety projects in san francisco. i just asking

it took another woman, dianne feinstein to make sure that the cable cars continue to thrive. i feel so fortunate to chair an agency that has such an iconic identity. we were doing work on the lines and got letters from people all over the world saying i'm coming to san francisco for the first time from australia, my lifelong dream is to ride a cable car. that's how iconic it is. when i was in my 20s, i took the cable cars every day. i would see all the locals and you have people running down to catch it. it was such a community. people think the cable cars are only for visitors, but it's a local line. they know the regulars and try to like wait a few minutes to let them get on. i also love sometimes working here and taking the cable car home. whenever i get off add hyde and jackson, i feel look i live here. cable cars are special and iegennic. the great maya anglou worked the cable a cars. they were crucial for the cities and world. i want to thank everyone for being here today. we have to keep the cable cars thriving for now and the future. thank you for organizing this. com

and if you doubt that, consider the case of eighty nine year reprdianne feinstein supports supposedly represents the country's biggest state in fee u.s. senate. atin this point, everyone inentg washington knows dianne anyon isn't representing anyone. she's no longer capable of recognizing old friends. and in april, the san francisco, chronicle, to its credit r, ran, a story in which former staffers, not political enemies, but registered democrats who voluntarily worked for dianne feinstein, in which thesfeinsteie people, her frien, described dianne feinstein mental decline d and said that she was too senile to serve in t the senate. >> so in response to that,y nancy pelosi dismissed their first hand accounts as , quote, unconscionablunconsciet and ridiculous, not just wrongi, but immoral. , shutin other words, shut up. a dianne feinstein is on our team and that's all that matters. >> to emphasize that pointt s hosterdawey, kamala harris went on a tirade not about inflation or housing prices or fenthionl deaths of the border or b the looming nuclear war with russia. >> butor about the

president katherine feinstein is excused. vice president nakajo. >> present. >> commissioner morgan. >> present. >> commissioner fraser. >> present. >> jeanine nicholson. >> present. vice president nakajo will read the land acknowledgment. good morning. secretary. the fire commission, ramaytush ohlone land acknowledgement the san francisco fire commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples.

senator feinstein? sen. feinstein: i will not make the statement, but i will say congratulations to all of us. sen. klobuchar: thank you for your statement, it will be admitted to the record. are there any other statements before we vote on the amendment? senator mcconnell kindly mentioned the republicans on the bipartisan group and we have mentioned senator manchin as well as senator warner who is here with us. i also wanted to mention other senators who were part of a group. with that, recognizing the presence of a quorum, we will now proceed to a vote. the question is first on the adoption of the managers amendment. all those in favor. all those opposed. the opinion of the chair the ayes have it and the amendment is agreed to. are there any further amendments to the bill? seeing none, we are now going to vote with a quorum present at least 10 members are present on the bill before us. the question is on reporting as 4573 the electoral count reform and presidential transition act as amended. the clerk will

dianne feinstein hit chuck schumer and dick durbin's glass ceiling. now they're pretenting like mental fitness for the job is not important. >> laura: i want to talk about this ballot. republicans were up 4%. now the new rasmussen poll has that lead up to 7%. again, you can balance out the various polls. but at least in one account, it doubles in a week. what is this portending? >> well, people are focused on the issues. democrats really don't have a core issue to run on. they've had the house and senate in the presidency, implemented all of their projects. joe biden brags about the legislation that he passed. that's why we have record high inflation. the economy is souring. immigration is out of control. crime is getting worse by the day. all of these things are going to wrong direction. they don't have any policy that they can point to that they've been successful and they've had every lever of power. >> laura: tom, i want to move to the white house spin on the economy speaking of what jason just said. ron klain, the chief of staff, tweeted "i trust

. > >> dianne feinstein called ate l safety net for the city and said said i look forward to all parts involved ex-pedatingexpediting improvements. > >> it was truly a walk to rememr for a san jose mom, she graduatd from high school four decades ar dropping out. fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises. what's the real math behind prop 27, their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. vote no on prop 27. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking cert

the feinstein home is also in pacific heights. news. digital briefly caught up with paul pelosi junior after visiting his father at zuckerberg, sf general this afternoon. any updates on your father. the first good. pelosi jr is one of five children of speaker pelosi and her husband, paul. the couple also has four daughters. president biden said he spoke to the pelosi's today and received an update on populus ease condition. talk to them. he seems to be doing a lot better looks like he's going to recover fully. and but also, i don't know for certain, but it looks like this was intended for nancy kept asking. where's nancy? where's nancy? generic point i want to make is that you know, it's one thing to condemn the violence. but you can't condemn the violence unless you condemn those people continue to argue election was not real. that is being stolen that all the all the malarkey that's being put out there undermine democracy, the president went on to say extreme speech can have a profound impact on those who are not emotionally or mental

also, senator feinstein has a home just right down the street from us here, a couple of blocks both of these locations have been the scene of some incidents over the years, but nothing like this. a real sense that this is something of an escalation, even though we don't totally know what exactly is going on in the mind of the person who came here this warning. >> we will learn more. wilson walker thank you for your reports all day today and into the evening. let's go now to kpix 5's shawn check this. how is he doing tonight? >> reporter: juliette, we know he is discovering from that successful surgery. as you know, it has been quite the scene here outside of the hospital with as fpd patrol cars coming in and out as well as the security detail that has been here throughout the day. tonight, we know that speaker pelosi is mated here, she is able to spend the evening with her husband. speaker pelosi arrived in san francisco from d.c. late this afternoon on a government plane. we watched hatter motor came made his way to sf general from the airport. that she pulled up to the campus, we got

i'll yield back eight seconds, senator feinstein. >> thank you, mister chair. and judge, good morning good. >> morning. >> situate on row i -- wasn't going to begin with this -- but i will recall the time we spent in my office, and we talked about precedent, and in my opening remarks i indicated that if anything had super precedent roe did in terms of the numbers. and i put that in the record. huge suede becomes a concern. the president had said that he would appoint as someone who would overturn roe. you pointed out to me that you viewed president in a serious way in that it added stability to the law. could you elaborate on the point that you made in my office on that? >> i'd be delighted to, senator. part of the value of president -- it has lots of value, it has value in itself because our history. our history has really, in value intrinsically. but it also is an instrumental value, in this sense. it edited to determine a sea of law it adds to the determination of law. we have a lot of tools that allow us to narrow the realm of admissible dispute between par

about whether fetterman has cognitive capacity to serve alongside mental super athletes like dianne feinstein and chuck grassley. to investigate, i respectfully purchased fetterman's brain from my cousin ricky. as you can see, fetterman's brain is wrinkly, lacking the silky smooth linoleum sheen of a healthy brain. i've told it to roll over multiple times and it does not follow basic commands. margaret, back me up. senators need to be geniuses operating at the very top of their intelligence to cast the vote their staff tells them to. >> yeah, well, we all know that's not true. what we do know, the voters of pennsylvania deserve to know what the real mental and cognitive abilities are of the person they're about to vote for, and that's a pretty reasonable expectation. >> it is cute, though, and daddy loves you! who's a good brain? >> good brain. >> i'll take you to the park later so you can play with the other dogs. moving on, our lord and savior donald trump is selfishly taking time away from stealing the 2024 election for himself to steal the 2022 election for the republicans who will rig th

e judicifirst female chairman of the senate judiciary committee, dianne feinstein, chuck schumer and durbin's glass ceiling.and and now they're turning, turning around and pretending like mental fitness for the job. is not important. >> i want to talk about, jason , this generic ballot that has been shifting in recent days as well. ans we i think republicans were urep four percent, but now a new has rasmussen poll has that lead upp to seven percent. and again, you can balance outs all these various polls, but ati least in one one account, it a doubles in a week. what is this portending? issues well, people aredemo actually focused on the on the issues. theycrats really don'tcrreally e a core issue to run on .nate they've had the house and senate and the presidency. they've implemented all their other their projects. joe bide n brags about all the legislation he passed, and that's why we haveve record high inflation, the economy souring immigration is out of control. crime is ie s getting worse thee by the day. alngl of these things are going the wrong direction. they don't have any p

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mitchell feinstein who explained the ways the swiss government may try to save credit suisse from possible failure. the central bank in switzerland. i don't think that they will allow the bank to collapse. it will become a zombie bank like city bank was. i mean, if you bought citibank shares in 2007 at the peak and you held them through to today, all of the, the stock looks like it's healthy. you would have probably lost about 90 percent of your investment in to from the 2007 highs. so what'll happen is they'll wipe out a class of shareholders, which the stock is almost 0 right now. and the government will take over the bank. it won't fail, they might have some bad transactions, but i don't see credit suisse as failing. what i do see is probably they'll need government support, and that's why they're going to the markets because they've been cut off from counterpart transactions. and that is a death knell for any financial institution, when nobody will trade with them any longer. so either a central bank will have to step in and take the other side of transactions, or counter parties will

proposition wasmu not 187 was not just that but janet reno was expanding border patrol and dianne .feinsteiny things about immigrants at the time. a shift in the politics more broadly and a different kind of right then we have seen in the earlier era. >> talk about women on the rights. they felt that was neck on —- an expert because women play a role. i think you focus on the idaho representative appropriately but talk about this element. >> if you look at phyllis shaklee as a second wave antifeminist who is opposed to the second wave feminist movement of the sixties and seventies that appeals to the housewife conservative is a that her role as a housewives even as a political activist and well studied of law and foreign-policy ventures off as a housewife opposes equal rights amendment in the feminist movement. that is the anti- feminism oft the sixties and seventies and eighties then we see what consolidates the gains of the feminist movement like and coulter and laura ingram they are lawyers. the women's forum are all high powered professions, married, don't want to have children, that's f

the san francisco home of senator dianne feinstein appears to have some extra security in the wake of today's attack tonight, a ktvu cameras spotted a marked san francisco police vehicle parked outside the home . it is also in pacific heights . san francisco supervisor had his home broken into and appliances stolen. supervisor asha's posted this picture on twitter, showing the door to his home, kicked in a stove, microwave and vent were all taken by thieves earlier this morning and the crocker amazon need er hood and he says, thankfully, no one is living inside of the home at the time because it's being renovated, so nobody was hurt. but he calls it another example of a brazen crime in the city. saying that is this hammers home? is that there is definitely an organized element. as i said, you can't get into someone's home. take a stove. take a hood. these are these are heavy items. these are items that require more than one person. um the targeted their specific the same thing that's happening and all over the city of san francisco. the city needs to do better when it comes to address

then said i will be home a little later just had an edge to keep talking and was debating dianne feinstein but anyway four years later he gets a letter from the mother and anyway a couple is something channels and they stop on c-span and listening to this exchange and the girl says i have an abortion scheduled for tomorrow and they had a conversation and it didn't happen you just don't know when we have these conversations when the laws were changing what lives are being saved and i agree that those stories are told because of the stories will be told. and we have to be relentless. >> this is being live streamed c-span will air this. not everyone agrees with us. alexander, can you speak to the person who is on the fence or thinks we are trying to oppress women? >> but to explain why the idea for the book camere to mind i spent a microcosm but the whole time i've been writing about this issue i have been thinking the idea thatgh is germinating and then to do everything we can to stop that but if that's true then how can it be a victory for women to enact that violence? how can we good to fa

mitchell feinstein get but his take on what lies behind this crisis. you know, this goes back to to a geo geo economics and geo politics. so what's going on in europe? it's this is control of the year your asian land mass. so basically, the united states is going to suffocate europe and they're going to pay much higher energy prices and they're going to have to come to the us to get their energy. the people right now are very upset about it. you're seeing protests throughout different countries in europe, in the streets every weekend, and it's only going to get worse because the prices are going to go higher this winter. it's going to be a winter of discontent across europe, the u. k. and in the united states, because prices have to go higher on everything, inflation is going to go higher. so the politicians need to go. we need to get politicians that listen to the people and take care of the people and bring back businesses. so that instead of build back better, how about if we bring back business and we work on doing what the people say rather than d

agree they revert to scare tactics but the world will end if you don't vote for democrats dianne feinsteinthat. steve: it seems to be the democrat it's one —- democrats attitude toward everything thank you so much for being with us and we will be born in 1847, formally enslaved, started buying land, was in the house of representatives. finding out this family history, these things become anchors for your soul. (vo) the older. the physically challenged. the last to be chosen. shelter dogs with special needs face a far longer road to adoption. but subaru knows even the toughest roads can lead to the most amazing places. that's why subaru and our retailers created national make a dog's day... to help all underdogs find homes. subaru. more than a car company. steve: in 2020 biden won the state of new york 61 percent. not exactly a swing state many say a republican has no shot to win the governor's race but don't tell that to republican candidate whose internal polling now shows him closing the gap. you have to ask on the merits of policy and performance, who could possibly vote for her except

san francisco fleet week started in 1981 by mayor dianne feinstein and has grown into the largest annualelebration of the armed forces in the country. >> they have been on the other side of the break. he loved to go to the blue angels, so we keep going. reporter: the airshow is an annual tradition for her family, but this year, she says the fog made it hard to see and may have shortened the show. anything different this year that stood out? >> the fog. and it was cold. reporter: fleet week is expected to draw more than one million visitors to san francisco and generate close to $10 million in revenue for the city as it emerges from the pandemic. >>, the kinds of things you see on the tv. it is great to see it in person. reporter: this is her second time it fleet week. the weather was an issue for some, but that was not his main complaint. >> it was kinda crazy. that is ok. it is san francisco. we understand. reporter: will you still do it? >> for sure. reporter: spen h\ was excited, t admits he was a little disappointed. mainly because of the fog. >> i was hoping to see more. reporter: l

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agree they revert to scare tactics but the world will end if you don't vote for democrats dianne feinsteinthat. steve: it seems to be the democrat it's one —- democrats attitude toward everything thank you so much for being with us and we will be back. nin. humor me. where is my wallet? i am paying. where is my wallet? i thought i gave it to you. oooohhh? oh, that's not it either. no. no. stop, i insist. that was good though. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. ever get a sign the universe is trying to tell you something? the clues are all around us... not that one... that's the one. at university of phoenix, you could earn your master's degree in less than a year for under $11k. learn more at phoenix.edu steve: in 2020 biden won the state of new york 61 percent. not exactly a swing state many say a republican has no shot to win the governor's race but don't tell that to republican candidate whose internal polling now shows him closing the gap. you have to ask on the merits of policy and performance, who coul

thanks to the leadership of feinstein and alex pel dio the appropriation's bill included funding to community based grant funds to caltrain for 10 million dollars. and 2.2 million dollars for our yerba buena west side bridges retrofit. 12 million dollars will be included in the federal budget and thanks to our senators for their leadership and support. >> in terms of the state funding front. on august 25th the california resource board set a new rule and path toward zero e mission vehicles. well is a year by year road map 100% of cars sold in california to be zero by 2035. this regulation includes provisions to the equity in the transition to zero e mission and provides certainty anytime long-term policy. as well as the industry. the biden administration needs to approve the new requirements before the plan can start, 17 other states do have plans to adopt california's tail pipe e mission rowel and 15 backed california zero e mission requirements the rule will not only help california transsxigz impacts throughout the nation. thank you for that leadership and we look forward to track thanksgi

the driver for senator feinstein for almost a decade was a chinese spy.s is an individual congressman who sits on the intel committee. he could not get a security clearance in the private sector there. democrats have given him the biggest security clearance to all of our secrets. the chinese spy's been a part of the office for years. if we get the opportunity to be the majority a select committee on china. every industry that they have tried to take control on. where china has been stealing our technology has well. we want to find where the origins of covid began. we want to make sure that we bring the supply chain back from china. another way that we make our economy strong. let's bring the jobs to america. when we become energy independent, why would we want the rest of the world depended upon our energy? the world would be safer more secure at the same time. we are watching what the chinese are doing in the walls of congress. thank you for being here this morning. house minority leader kevin mccarthy. major cities are seeing a sharp rise in violent cri

of the judiciary committee, i was pleased to reconstitute the subcommittee now chaired by senator feinstein. over the years we had a number of bipartisan accomplishments, including the genocide accountability act, which granted the justice department power to prosecute war criminals on american soil who had participated in genocide. the child soldier accountability act, which made illegal under u.s. law to recruit or use the u.s. holders. our work is far from finished. a number of shameful rue polls in america's laws continue to enable war criminals and perpetrators of crimes against humanity to find safe haven in the united states. it sounds unbelievable, doesn't it? but in 2006 mark baskets, a man who participated in the genocide in bosnia was discovered living in massachusetts. rather than charging him with times against humanity, our government charged baskets with visa fraud. why? because our nations still, to this day, does not have a law on the books prohibiting crimes against humanity. do you want to risk reading a headline ten years from now about a russian who murdered civilians i

we have pretty much in arizona have a senator that's just like chuck schumer or just like dianne feinstein. so, does represent the values of arizona? i think i know arizona well. i've been down to the board former rio grande to san diego tucson. i've been down here 15 times. it's out of control. >> it is out of control. what do you think, does mark kelly represent us? he does not. and the frustrating thing is he promised he would. he promised he was going to be independent. he promised two years ago when he was campaigning he's going to be some kind of moderate. that's campaign kelly. he got to d.c. and completely surrendered his voting card to chuck schumer and is just a rubber stamp for this failed biden agenda. i don't understand why this guy wants to be a senator. he has zero independence in mind. >> by the way, you slaughtered him in that debate. [cheers and applause] >> you know, it's interesting when we get to this point in an election year, usually, if you're even with the incumbent, any last minute breaking votes go toward the challenger. that would be you. you're not in a statist

i then mayor diane feinstein.it's grown into the largest annual celebration of united states arm forces in the country. we lived in the other side of the bay here. he loved to go to the blue angels and so we just keep going the air show is an annual tradition for wendy. nesbitt's family. but this year she says the fog made it hard to see and may have shortened the show. different this year did anything stand out? fog and it's cold fleet. week is expected to draw more than a million visits as it emerges from the pandemic. yeah, i mean they think the kind of things you see on tv and it's just great being out and seeing it in person. this is alberto. aravallo's second time attending fleet week the weather was an issue for some but that wasn't his biggest complaint the surface of the city. there was no many bathrooms stuff like that and 19. they need more police because there was kind of crazy, but that's okay itself tell francisco francisco was excited to come out for his first ever blue angels show, but he admits he

build up your network, you build up your nest egg and he work the patron aj mill effectively, dianne feinsteinlinton, joe biden appointed him and he gets in there and he totally blows it because he was at a hearing you remember tests cruz asked him and he has weeks to prepare for the hearing. that's all they do is prepare for hearings. do you have any people that cross the boarder? no. do you have kids in cages? no. do you know if joe biden or oklahomans went to the border? no. he was born in cuba. his parents will be jewish, which was confusing to me but i don't know about that stuff. i'm not as confused as he is because he is very, very confused but lying idiots rise to the top in washington. >> can i ask a question? >> sure. >> don't we know that joe biden didn't know? >> what does that make him? >> it's a great question. that'sy said it's possible that they don't want to answer this question because of what the answer would be. >> what did he know and when did he know it. >> the facts come your way i think it will be devastating. serious questions surround the fitness of the top democratic

week was started in 1981 by then mayor diane feinstein. it's grown into the largest annual celebration of the united states armed forces in the country. we lived in on the other side of the bay here moffett field and he loved to go to the blue angels and so we just keep going the air show is an annual tradition for wendy. nesbit's family. but this year she says the fog made it hard to see and may have shortened the show anything different this year. did anything stand out? fog and it's cold fleet. week is expected to draw more than a million visitors to san francisco and generate close to 10 million dollars in revenue for the city as it emerges from the pandemic. yeah, i mean they think the kind of things you see on tv and it's just great being out and seeing it in person. this is umberto rivaldo's second time attending fleet week. the weather was an issue for some but that wasn't his biggest complaint the surface of the city. there was no many bathrooms stuff like that and 19. they need more police because there was kind of crazy, but tha

and diane feinstein saying some really nasty thins about immigrants at the time. there is this shift in politics in culture moresw broadly, what you see on the right is a broader swing and a different kindul of right from anan earlier era. >>u could you talk about women on the right. which -- i read this, i felt it is your next book, women play an important role, you focus on chenoweth as a fascinating figure, weth you talk about laura ingraham and talk about this element of this right. >> think about the second wave antifeminism. someone opposed to second wave feminist movement appealing to a housewife conservatism. in which her role as a housewife,e, she was a political activist, she was well studied in law and foreign policy but she choose to present herself as a housewife and opposed equal rights and feminist movement. by the 1990s, you see a third waive antifeminism consolidated the gains of feministme move, laura ingraham and ann coulter, they are lawyers, many are high power professions and not married they don't want ton. have children, they talkey about g

said i'm going to be home later and had a nudge he needed to keep talking and he was debating dine feinstein at one point, anyway four years later he gets a letter from, i think it was a mother, it was the mother or father, that night, a couple was watching, just flipping channels and stopped on c-span for some reason or another and they're listening to this exchange and the girl says, to her boyfriend, i have an abortion scheduled for tomorrow and they had a conversation and the abortion tonight happen and there's a four-year-old, i think there was a picture and you never know when we're having these conversations and obviously when laws are changing, you know, who -- what lives are being saved and yeah, i agree entirely we have to make sure those stories are told because other stories are going to be toll, too, and we have to be relentless in focusing on the good. so we have-- this is being live streamed, this can be watched after the fact, c-span is going to be airing it, not everyone agrees with us. alexandra, can you speak to that person who, either is on the fence or thinks we're all t

dianne feinstein sang some really nasty things about immigrants at the time. there is this shift in politics more broadly. but what you see on the right is a much broader swing. and a different kind of riot that he had seen in an earlier era. >> thank you. when you talk women on the right? read this i felt this is your next book. women play a very important role in your accounts. you focus correctly i think is a fascinating figure in it. you talk a lot about laura ingraham pretty i was toli talk about this element of this right. >> you think about is kind of a second wave antifeminist. somebody who is opposed to the feminist movement of the 1960s and 70s who is appealing to us wife conservatism what your role as a housewife of political activists. you chose to present herself as a housewife and opposed the equal rights the member the feminist movement. that is kind of anti- feminism of the 1960s, 70s, 80s. by the 1990s to see this third wave that has consolidated the gain of the feminist movement paper bike laura ingraham and ann coulter are lawyers women of t

. >> well, he not only ran for mayor, he ran against die an fein dianne feinstein.s after that. it is sort of a strike in contrast between, as you noted, the broad renunciation when tommy tuberville, in front of an audience of thousands of people, tkhrefrd a racist rant at a recentally. it's hard for the democratic party to go forward with this. it is also important to understand not only his fate but this ideological struggle is fascinating. martinez stepped out as council president is probably closer to rick caruso, the white former republican running for mayor, on issues of order and public safety than she is to karen bass. you know, the conflict that was coming in the city council was between the forces who believed, like caruso, the city is losing control of public spaces and more -- including gil sa diya. th fissure was coming. >> this week an essay in the "new york times" argued this mess in los angeles points to trouble for the democrats with midterms right around the corner. maybe expounding on the thought you are about to elaborate on further. you see it n

and janet reno is expanding border patrol in san diego at the time and diane feinstein saying some nastyhings about immigrants at the time. but yeah there is this rightward shift in politics and the culture more broadly. what you see on the right is a much broader swing and a different kind of right then you would have seen in the earlier era. >> thank you. could you talk a bit about women on the right, which i read this and i thought that's your next book because women play a very important role in your focus is a fascinating figure but you talk a lot about laura ingram and about phyllis schlafly. talk about this element of this right.t. >> if we think about phyllis schlafly as kind of a second wave antifeminist, somebody that is opposed to the second feminist movement of the 1960s and 1970s appealing to a kind of housewife conservatism in which her role even though she was a political activist but she chose to present herself as a housewife into the equal rights amendment and feminist movement. that is kind of the anti-feminism off the 1960s, 70s and 80s. by the 19 '90s we see this wav

there are four others who are older than you, senator feinstein is 89. she was just elected to another term. senator grassley is 88, in the middle of reelection campaign. why is it so hard for so many senators to do what you have decided to do? >> well, each has their own reasons. of course, i've served there with 400, approximately 400 of the 1900 senators who have been here in the history of the country. some were there only for a week or two, filling in another term. others stay a long time, but the electorate decided otherwise. vermont is a very special state. i can go home, people call me by my first name. i recognize people i've known through my life and i think i've done all i can for vermont. it's been through tumultuous times through the senate and i just wanted to go -- i wanted to leave when i was at the top of my career and i wanted to be remembered for that and, you know, my wife and i want to have more time for ourselves. we've been married 60 years. we want to enjoy the last years. >> just one last question, the average age of the senate a