professor morris fiorina, are we divided into red and blue camps in this country? >> guest: it depends upon who you mean by we. if you mean the people who are very active in politics and political campaigns and give money, yes, they are. if you mean we the average american citizen who turns out to vote, the answer is no. >> host: how do you find that? >> guest: we find that through very intensive works on american surveys. and studies, the general social survey is, good commercial surveys light gallop, and what they show is basically the american market today does not look any different than it does during the 1970's. so the changes we're seeing are being driven by the people who are most active in politics. they're much more polarized, their priorities are different. ordinary voters all the vote between alternatives that are provided. given all the extremists to vote for, that is all they can vote for. >> host: know, you started writing this series or this book in 2006 or seven. >> guest: actually 2003 and. >> host: have you done an updated once the top 12 preside

we have scott nations, brian kelly, carly fiorina is still with me.hen i see this gold action and commodities i'm worried about deflation. >> you have to be. gold is a weird instrument where people try to value it and say how can you trade gold. i look at gold as the aggregate global price level. an ounce of gold will buy you a suit in london. when you look at that and see gold down 27%. you have to say that market is giving you a signal of deflation. when you look at what's going on in the emerging markets with the outfloss from the emerging morkts, other commodities, aluminum, zinc, nickel, all down. >> copper. >> all killed. that's not an environment either you have over capacity which you know you do, perhaps weakened demand end up in a deflation engineer place. >> there might be a more benign interpretation. i want to put this on the board. sometimes gold falling is very positive. it means people would rather invest in the market or where there's companies directly where you actually get a real yield. gold doesn't give you dividends, doesn't give

professor fiorina, are we divided into red and blue camps in this country? >> it depends on who you mean by weakening if you mean the people that are active in politics and run for office and work on the campaigns and give money coming yes, they are. if you mean the ordinary average american citizen who basically just turns out to vote, the answer is no, we are not. >> how do you find that? >> we find that through very intensive looks of the american national election studies, the general social survey come some of the good commercial surveys like gallup poll etc.. with a show is the american electorate today doesn't look any different in terms of its partisanship 40 of which were issued positions than the 1970's. it's the changes that we're seeing are changes being driven by the people at the elite level and people most active in politics. they are different. they are more polarized, more is the logical but that's not the ordinary -- the ordinary voter can only vote between the alternatives that he or she has provided and if they are given extremists to vot

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these folks making these commentary from the cheap seats should put a bill on the floor. >> carly fiorina, you know, i think it's important because what congress has failed to do is actually have the gut to have a debate. if you want to debate these things, then don't pass the patriot act in perpetuity. don't give the president authority to wage a military campaign without coming back and saying, hey, maybe we ought to review this. but mike, who ran the nsa, was on last week, and he made the point these programs cannot operate in the dark. they have to be politically sustainable. here's what he said last week. >> i think it's living in this kind of a democracy we're going to have to be a little bit less effective in order to be a little more transparent to get to do anything to defend the american people. >> your thoughts. >> well, mike hayden was a great nsa leader and he's a great friend, and i agree with both him and the mayor. i think there is a moment of the opportunity here. when we get past the specific of edward snowden, there is a moment of bipartisan opportunity to step back and

former chair and ceo of hewlett-packard, carly fiorina.olitical correspondent, chuck todd. welcome to all of you. chuck, this is somewhat of an embarrassment and concern for this administration that thought it had an extradition agreement worked out. >> when you hear about pete with this back-and-forth with hong kong, it's clearly the -- the u.s. government is going to have to figure out what is the fallout over that. and let's not pretend, the minute that help's in moscow, he's not coming back anytime soon. the ability to get that done, i saw it firsthand, this relationship between the united states and russia, specifically between president obama and president putin, it's cheap to say it's cold war-like, but it is cold. it is a relationship that's chilly. to think that moscow is going to be cooperative with the united states, it's not going to happen. putin always looks for little ways that he can stick a thumb in the u.s. government's eyes, in obama's eyes. this is a way to do it. >> robert gibbs, you've seen this when you were inside t

. >> host: we have been talking with morris fiorina, political science professor here at stanford university, author of this series "culture war?: the myth of a polarized america" as well as this book, disconnect the breakdown of representation in american politics. you're watching book tv on c-span2. >> visit booktv.org to watch any of the programs you see your online. type the author or book tyler the search bar the upper left side of the page and click search. you can also share anything you see on booktv.org easily by clicking share on the upper left side of the page and selecting the format. book tv streams live online for 48 hours every weekend with top nonfiction books and authors. >> book tv attended a publication party for eric draper, chief white house photographer during all eight year to of -- eight years of george w. bush's administration. we talked to mr. draper. this is about 15 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> how are you doing? [laughter] >> it's about time. [inaudible conversations] >> a great turnout. yes. thanks. good seeing you here. >> where not going to see you ot

we have a long way to go but we've also come a very long way. >> carly fiorina.covered taxes, job creation and women at work. thanks for being here. >> great to be with you. >>> after two elections in the white house, president obama still can't shake the perception he wasn't prepared for the presidency. i'll ask a man who was there whether that's true. made a retirement plan, they considered all her assets, even those held elsewhere, giving her the confidence to pursue all her goals. when you want a financial advisor who sees the whole picture, turn to us. wells fargo advisors. all your important legal matters in just minutes. protect your family... and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. it's four times the detail of hd. colors become richer. details become clearer. which for a filmmaker, changes everything. because now there are no more barriers between the world that i see and the ones i can show you. the sony 4k ultra hd tv. >>> in 2008, president obama campaigned as an outsider, his message, i'm fighting washington establishmen

they probably wouldn't be where they are if it weren't for women like carly fiorina who are blazing the trail for them. i'm wondering if you think women now are maybe going to decide they can start their families earlier, right, they can get married earlier, because it's not going to hold them back from a career, because they're seeing families play out on the corporate stage. >> i certainly hope that's the case. i hope that young women coming up say, you know what, i'm in charge of my own life and i'm going to make my own choices about how to balance these things. i think it's still true that the work life balance issue is more complicated for women than it is for men. >> i like to call the work life imbalanced. it's never really in balance. >> exactly, and there is no silver bullet, but the thing i notice about women, say, coming up -- i have two granddaughters now, you know, and they don't feel constrained. their imaginations about what their futures can be appear to me to be much more unconstrained, and that's a wonderful thing. having said that, women continue to be the most underu

we have carly fiorina. on july 1. on august 8,we have jim rogers. second, i would like to present our guest with a traditional coffee mug. >> great. [applause] thank you very much. >> we have had a serious hour. morell and on a lighthearted note. our sources tell us that you like to use rock lyrics in your speeches. could you find lyrics that would describe what has happened with the ap in doj? [laughter] >> let me think. do you have another question? gimme shelter. [laughter] and, another rolling stones song, this could be the last time. [laughter] thank you very much. >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you. thank you all for coming. i would like to thank the staff. finally, here is a reminder that you can find more information on our website. if you'd like to get a copy of today's program, you can find it there. thank you. we're adjourned. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] is nextington journal" and then live coverage of the house as they continue work on the five-year f

we have carly fiorina. we have jim rogers. he will be here on august 8. second, i would like to present our guest with a traditional coffee mug. >> great. [applause] thank you. thank you very much. >> we have had a serious hour. our sources tell us that you like to use rock lyrics in your peeches. could you find lyrics that would describe what has happened with the ap in doj? [laughter] >> let me think. do you have another uestion? "gimme shelter." and, another rolling stones song, "this could be the last time." thank you very much. >> thank you. [applause] thank you all for coming. i would like to thank the staff. . you can find more information about the press club on our website and you can find a copy f today's program at www.press.org. thank you. we are adjourned. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> next, a discussion on the resurgence of prayer in public schools. then the weekly addresses with esident obama and mountain repive john kline. then the participation of the ceremony for the new frederick douglas statue in the capit

we have carly fiorina. we have jim rogers. second, i would like to present our guest with a traditional coffee mug. >> great. thank you. thank you very much. >> we have had a serious hour. our sources tell us that you like to use rock lyrics in your speeches. could you find lyrics that would describe what has happened with the ap in doj? -- and doj? [laughter] >> let me think. do you have another question? >> that's it. >> "gimme shelter." and, another rolling stones song, "this could be the last time." [laughter] thank you very much. >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you. thank you all for coming. i would like to thank the staff. finally, here is a reminder that you can find more information on our website. if you'd like to get a copy of today's program, you can find it there. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> next a discussion on prayer in public schools. following that is week two addresses by president obama and representative kline. homefter

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agriculture secretary tom vilsack, and on july 1st, carly fiorina, currently chairman of good 360. second, i would like to present both of our guests today with our traditional national press club coffee managers. [laughter] mugs. [applause] >> this is in accord, i think, with the house standards on ethics. [laughter] >> the old thing was you could accept any gift that you could drink in one sitting. [laughter] >> i won't tell you the value, of course, it's very great, but, yes. i'm quite sure it's within congressional ethics. thank you to both of our guests for being here today. i'd also like to thank our staff including our journalism institute and broadcast operations center for organizing today's event. finally, here's a reminder, you can find more information about the club at our web site, press.org. if you'd like a copy of today's program, you can find that there. thank you all for coming, we are adjourned. [applause] >> up next, chinese political activists testify about human rights in china. the senate's back in at 10 eastern for more work on the farm bill. live senate cov

. -- fiorina. we have jim rogers. second, i would like to present traditionalth a coffee mug. >> great. thank you. thank you very much. >> we have had a serious our. -- hour. yousources tell us that like to use rock lyrics in your speeches. could you find lyrics that would describe what has happened with the ap in doj? .> let me thank -- thank -- think. do you have another question? gimme shelter. and, another rolling stones song, this could be the last time. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. thank you all for coming. i would like to thank the staff. finally, here is a reminder that you can find more information on our website. if you'd like to get a copy of today's program, you can find it there. thank you. we're adjourned. >> on the next washington journal, members of congress. the immigration debate in congress and the economy. jammer -- tim murphy talking about how obamacare is behind schedule. >> in a lot of ways, this is a challenge. we have a liberal democratic presidents who is not only been ele