gary johnson is a presidential candidate for the libertarian party. in "seven principles of good government," he discusses his political philosophy and time as governor of new mexico. booktv has covered many of these candidates, and you can watch them on our web site, booktv.org. >> booktv continues now with barry latzer on "after words." the criminologist tracked violet crime in the united states -- violent crime in the united states from the 1960s to today. he's interviewed by samuel buyler of the urban institute. >> host: with high profile spikes in violation in milwaukee, chicago, washington, d.c., the question and the issue of violent crime has acquired a national salience that it hasn't had since the 990 -- 190s. barry latzer has written a new book. barry, what inspired you to reinvestigate the issue of violent crime? >> guest: no one had really studied in a comprehensive way the history of violent crime, and i felt that that needed to be done especially because, as we both know, the violent crime rates had skyrocketed in the late '60s and reall

what i would like to do is i would like to see gary johnson actually have a chance. i was wondering if there was any chance you could do a segment on him. candidate who, as government, cut taxes in his state. host: jesse from lebanon, tennessee, democrat. first, good morning. thank you for c-span. you do wonderful work. ims supporting senator sanders for multiple reasons. am supporting senator sanders. "i"t, he is an "us," not situation for one of the principal failures of barack obama's presidency have been on the voters. the voters in 2008 did not show up for him in 2010. showed up in 2012 but do not show up in 2014. every step of the way, senator sanders lets us know that he cannot do it without us. as to the prior democrat caller who was talking about how senator sanders is going to raise taxes on the middle class as she is going to support hillary -- well, if she wants more private prisons and more african-americans in jail, yes, go ahead and support hillary clinton. if she wants more lies as to how the defense of marriage act came thet, go ahead and support for

and presidential candidate gary johnson is here. he just lost a big libertarian endorsement in the presidential race to ted cruz. i'm kennedy. put on some coffee, it's getting rough, with cruz still on the ropes after firing his communications director. so what's going to happen tonight? let's ask the party panel. michael malice is here. he's the author of dear reader. megyn mccain joins us tonight. and michael moynihan, look at that face. thank you for being here. megyn, i'll start with you. i look at this race it was so populated at one point, but you still have a couple of stragglers. you have went in middle of these situations. what is it about people who stay in who have no chance in hell of winning? >> they want to sell books, they want their own tv shows. ben carson especially when i was watching his speech after the south carolina primary, i was so angry watching it. i think he's doing it for money and publicity and he doesn't care about the party and thinking of things as a whole. i know he thinks there is divine interventi

kennedy: i like you and i wonder if you might shift your endorsement to governor gary johnson. >> no, i won't be. i'm a republican. i'm going to support republican candidate. i think at the end of the day we have the best opportunity to influence people toward liberty within the republican party, and that's where i will be standing for mew at least. kennedy: this presidential cycle is pretty much a disaster for liberty. do you think you will run in 2020? >> we'll see who wins this type around. i'm open for anything. i think we need a libertarian voice in these races. i think a strong libertarian voice could win these elections. kennedy: coming up, find out why this man is pushing a robot with a pole. is it a new sport? >> eva longoria in topical store next. kennedy: this is the "topical storm." topic number one. we all know it's a matter of time before we are even slaved by robots and the best job people can get is human foreman. but boston dynamic seems to be doing everything it can to to beckon that android even sooner. why are you telling the robot to pick up a box and then knockin

former new mexico governor gary johnson. john mcafee the founder of the anti-virus software.austin petersen. all of them would make better presidents than hillary or donald. that's our show. us. let not your heart be troubled. have a good weekend. see you back here monday. >> winning the presidency, what does that take? a strong debate. >> i'm paying for this microphone. >> this is all theatre. it's theatre and politics. it's trying to get people to come in to the theatre and take a look, see if they like your play. >> yes, we can. >> you have to learn to see campaigns through the lens of the camera. >> campaigns are made of moments that everyone remembers. >> the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull, lipstick. >> there you go again. >> where's the beef? >> senator, you're no kennedy. >> commerce, education, and the -- what's the third one there? oops. >> tonight we take you behind the scenes. >> see if they can do thi

some of them will go to gary johnson.ennedy: garrive deserves a lot more than he's gotten. >> aren't some of them in this because they are opposed to american interventionist foreign policy? kennedy: donald trump likes to talk tough anments all over the -- talk tough and he's all over the map. the man who wants to light up the sand isn't exactly liberty miernldsed. are these issues dead in the race? >> no, liberty in general. that's what i loved about rand paul. he brought these conversation to the debate nobody else was talking about. race relations, the republican party needs to think about that. the reason why i don't think they will go to trump is so many of his supporters are young people. millennials and they are super engaged. and most of them can't stands donald trump. his comments about members cans and muslims shuts young people down. they want to go to someone who is young and will win this election. kennedy: we'll see? john kasich and chris christie will do well in new hampshire. is the granite state their las

former new mexico governor gary johnson. john mcafee the founder of the anti-virus software.llary or donald. don't. good night. >> 3, 4, 5. >> what is going on? he is experimenting on me, giving me a drug that is supposeed to make me happy, scientists say, you get a similar effect getting a hug, we try an experiment. >> people cheat for money. >> he experiments, and also my brother, and an experiment tonight i put my family on the show, here is my son. >> you frighten me. you are living an experiment. >> i am. john: and my nephew, kept his problem a secret. >> from uncle stossel.

kennedy: i like you and i wonder if you might shift your endorsement to governor gary johnson. >> no,'t be. i'm a republican. i'm going to support republican candidate. i think at the end of the day we have the best opportunity to influence people toward liberty within the republican party, and that's where i will be standing for mew at least. kennedy: this presidential cycle is pretty much a disaster for liberty. do you think you will run in 2020? >> we'll see who wins this type around. i'm open for anything. i think we need a libertarian voice in these races. i think a strong libertarian voice could win these elections. kennedy: coming up, find out why ♪ i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've had no prior treatment. it's the one and only cure that's one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients... can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. with harvo

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former new mexico governor gary johnson. john mcafee the founder of the anti-virus software. austin petersen. all of them would make better presidents than hillary or donald. that's our show. big, big night. the man here, lou dobbs, next. lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. donald trump and ted cruz are on the attack with just 12 hours to go before polls close in south carolina. rather, open. trump is trying to make sure he wins by double digits as polls suggest he will. and cruz is hoping that the conservative coalition that boosted him to victory in iowa will do the same tomorrow. and the attacks, they just keep coming. >> you talk about people that lie, this ted cruz, this is the biggest lie year i've -- liar i've ever seen. i'll tell you what was good, even marco rubio said he's a liar. and when a politician says another politician's a liar, i never heard that before.

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gary johnson is running as a libertarian, i don't know if there is anybody i can philosophically getliz: you know why i'm laughing? i'm only laughing because i love that you are consistent. there's peter for you, totally consistent. peter, thank you, thank you so much for joining us. >> sure. liz: peter schiff, euro pacific capital president. another major market player is joining us tomorrow, allianz chief economic adviser is our guest on "countdown" 3:00 p.m. eastern. cannot wait to hear what he has to say about janet yellen saying that even considering negative interest rates is something to consider in the spirit of prudent planning. closing bell, we're 27 minutes away. we are close to session lows right now. the dow swung more than 268 points during the session, closing bell, as i said, on the way, we're coming right back. don't move. they represent blood cells. and if you have afib-an irregular heartbeat that may put you at five times greater risk of stroke they can pool together in the heart, forming a clot that can break free and travel upstream to the brain, where it can blo

gary johnson is a presidential candidate for the libber tear yarn party. -- libertarian. he discusses his time as governor of new mexico. book tv has covered these candidates and you can watch them on our web site, booktv.org. >> in a recent article for the "washington post" magazine, justin moyer reports on people across the country who have taken on the challenge of reading the biography about every u.s. president. 27-year-old andrew cordis cowho reviews presidential biographies on his log, pre presidents project, compares the term of a president to a baseball season, in that, quote, no president has won 162 games and no president has won zero. bob, himmerman, 50-year-old librarian who completed his reading challenge in one year, comments that, quote, you'd think they'd have to be the most self-assured persons in the world but they were all

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caller: i will go gary johnson if trump gets it. i will go independent again. the people up there are scary. host: you would not vote hillary clinton over donald trump? caller: i would go libertarian again. host: christian who had supported rand paul in campaign 2016. we will end the conversation there and turn our attention to capitol hill in this age of polarized politics. we will be talking with two members of congress who are working to improve cooperation in the house. democrat john carney and republican james renacci are founding members of the bipartisan working group and we will hear about the work they are doing. this headline, president obama yesterday nominating the longtime director of baltimore's public library system to head the library of congress. if confirmed, she would become the first woman and first african-american to oversee the library. here is a bit from an event with carla hayden we covered back in 2012. you can watch it online or this weekend on booktv. [video clip] >> so pleased to hear the ambassador say librarians should not be defe

retire >> gary: news: johnson when the game's great players here a lot of money the bank for and tearon his body in future may even think about the one this any longer and dustin talk oakland raider offensive all of the season finale even see he is headed godunov taught that is marked with the new york giants and real quick here. nfl talking the have not ruled out was that assess the destination for possible franchise >> gary: disagreement physical this agreement the story goes with his ex-girlfriend and cleveland browns fans boycotting man cell on social media for a month. interesting there that the second pick in the draft and the court record cal. >> gary: >> pam: back with the forecast for the rest of the week we to >> gabe: lisa see what they're doing to get ready for the survival week the enormous amount of self phones and data users. upon news tonight at 8:00 p.m.. wash >> pam: the big game on television in time for sunday first follow what is not faced up there you see how you can enter to win just-in-time for the big game then find out how to enter to win. moray >> britteny:

what i would like to do is i would like to see gary johnson actually have a chance. was wondering if there was any chance you could do a segment on him. candidate who, as government, cut taxes in his state. host: jesse from lebanon, tennessee, democrat. first, good morning. thank you for c-span. you do wonderful work. ims supporting senator sanders for multiple reasons. am supporting senator sanders. "i"t, he is an "us," not situation for one of the principal failures of barack obama's presidency have been on the voters. the voters in 2008 did not show up for him in 2010. showed up in 2012 but do not show up in 2014. every step of the way, senator sanders lets us know that he cannot do it without us. as to the prior democrat caller who was talking about how senator sanders is going to raise taxes on the middle class as she is going to support hillary -- well, if she wants more private prisons and more african-americans in jail, yes, go ahead and support hillary clinton. if she wants more lies as to how the defense of marriage act came thet, go ahead and support forme

gary clark had himself a game. six of 12, 13-points and eleven rebounds. this was a big bucket by kevin johnson. johnson was off the bench, eight points in 21-playing minutes.freshman jacob evans played well, too.

gary clark. a double-double from him. bearcats up three. kevin johnson the triple is good. next the shot clock winding down for jacob evan. the freshman hitting big shots. >> he calls multiple players the cook book specialists. the guys who are the cookbook specialists, i understood to go to the ball. i knew that he had it. i knew it was good. anchor: the cardinals hosting the blue devils this afternoon. we go to the first half. marshall plumley with the assist. grayson allen show drawn into the second half. it puts up the circuit shot. boy will making a comeback. it goes off to damion lee. 71 64. archie miller squad, and the first day in down seven. time winding down. adams with the dagger. the last regular-season game, one of the seniors was samantha k.d.. another senior bank in for 2. athletic conference leading scorer. the senior class is now 116 and three. lasalle meeting up with western hills. first quarter we go to that off the break. the easy bucket there. we go to the second quarter. dylan montgomery steps up. lasalle on the break. keegan hudson with a layup and fi

as if a team the been supported for a while you know how hard they work" >> gary: mark 10 seconds each of these as calvin johnsonat receiver there at the national football league. basically what his health is still in one piece. that made his bones and the defensive end of the new york giants with the oakland raiders and then retiring after 14 seasons and the cleveland browns fans are in the social media world boycotting johnny mandel on twitter there's this of talk recently of man's cell involved l latest dispute. >> grant: home state as are the groundhog besses thing the kids get up early. if the groundhog sees his shadow returns to a whole six more weeks of winter kill the coulter of the country no shadow early spring abnormally warm to vouchers will have to wait for tomorrow morning. read a >> britteny: is on the way the vault full early then we start to warm things up nicely right on the super bowl sunday. we're back alevin have a nice night

-when gary clark made this steal and lobbed it down the floor to kevin johnson....the bearcats lead was 13 points.-it didn't look like things would change in thme second half.....uc was doing most things right...again it's evans throwing down a missed shot- and when troy caupain dropped in a long three point shot.....uc's was up by 16 points and ready to board the bus-it changed in a hurry....east carolina started to throw up three's......this made it a four point game..the pirates closed to within two.- but then jacobs hit the backbreaker...how big is this kid?....uc leads by seven with three minutes to go-and caupain finished by sweeeping across the lane...he had 27 points as the cats won it...they finish the regular xavier, coming off the big win over villanova, plays sunday at seton hall. gametime is 12:30 in newark. and here's highlights from early on in nashivlle otday when the kentucky wildcats were playing vanderbilt.....a nd this game has just gone final.,,....the vanderbilt commodores with a very impressive come from behind victory over kentucky 74 to 62, to the a-c-c, louiisv

gary. now, guys, let's meet th puppies. first we have brad johnson. [ cheers and applause ] then we have kyle mcadams. mary kennedy. we have ted mooney. donna braylon. peter winston. roger blain. lisa armstrong and -- gary frick jr. [ cheers and applause ] gary, gary, be a good dog. gary, focus up. gary! gary, pay attention. thank you. now beforeree release you, i need you to listen up. i want no funny business, right. gary, listen to me. gary, please. thank you. i want to see a clean vote. i don't want to see any wandering. i don't want to see any peeing or butt-sniffing. i want this to be a clean vote. okay, you got it? thank you. thank you, very much. all right, here we go. ready? let's release the puppies! [ cheers and applause ] hi, guys. oh wow, landslide. landslide, landslide. landslide right there. i think it's obvious, the winners are the denver broncos! [ cheers and applause ] wow, that was a landslide right there. the puppies predicted it. and they got it right there. hi, buddy. hi! hi, hi. look at this. good job, gary. the denver broncos

. ♪ corey: this is cory johnson, in for emily chang. emily sat down with garyd him why bloomberg has yet to go public. still has yet to go public. >> oversell still has access to capital, they are closing around as we speak. emily: unprecedented. gary: they are continuing to grow, they do have cash flow. they are doing the things i was talking about other companies doing. they are investing a of their u.s. earnings and u.s. cash flow in building up their international and china business, but their u.s. business is pretty to be very positive for shareholders. emily: what about investor liquidity? garrett: that some point, investors were liquidity but as long as a company is growing, investors are crating value. they will get concerned if you rounds.t rounds or down come and then they will start work more about liquidity. the companies having trouble raising capital doing a flat round, a down round, having to create more security or preference for new investors, that is when you will start hearing about, you know what, i am managing other people's capital and i n

gary clark had himself a game. six of 12, 13-points and eleven rebounds. this was a big bucket by kevin johnson. johnson was off the bench, eight points in 21-playing minutes.freshman jacob evans played well, too. clark though, was the catalyst. with eight-40 to go in the game, this bucket gave uc a 14-point lead.the bengals dre kirkpatrick was all over that.but with four minutes to go, connecticut's rodney purvis cuts the uc lead to just three.but clark scored, and played defense and uc won it's 20th of the seasonuc off the bubble for the moment, withe a 65-60 win. trt :19outcue:.. worry about today((cronin: you can't worry about big pictures and what the prognasticators say. no way to live your life. i talk to my guys about that with what i went through last year. just have to worry about today. )) it took overtime, but ohio state beat nebraska tonight, out in lincoln. 65-62 was the final. uk at texas a&m tonight.but the critical moment of this game came here. uk by one. blocked by the wildcats isacc humphries. great play....except, humphries, in celebration, slams the ball off the court. and

johnson triple. had 13 points. uc wins by 15 and gary clark, he answered the call from cronin. year it is and my message for you, i can't play for you. i told gary clark at halftime. why did you come here? he said, to play basketball. i said, start playing basketball. one thing about us because we don't get mcdonalds all-americans per say, we have to build confidence with these guys. they have nice guy sydrome." so - now that we've watch this... do we really think this on purpose? i mean - it took about two minutes and one no call for him to get run at south carolina. unhinged and untucked. but... undermanned without their head coach... kentucky went off. if you're a fan of know i'm a fan of jamal murray. ho hum - twenty-six point day for the freshman. word is without coach cal... tyler ulis called every offensive play. i don't know what they call this... but... i'll call it the play of the year in lexington. ulis to marcus lee. they said they worked on that this week. john calipari didn't talk to the press... he didn't need to... his te

inside lay, kevin johnson was five of ten for 13- points.johnson fueled a large the bearcats, three, three point shots, all of his points came in the second half. octavius ellis had 16, gary clark 15and the bearcats are now 19-7, 9-4 in their conferenceafter a 75-60 win. not the same kind of day for the nku norse. in chicago, against u-i-c, the norse falls, 79-77 was final. and that's despite 21-points from

johnson the throw down. he had 13 off the bench. >> i guys understand what time of year it is. i can't score for you. i can't play for you. i told gary clark at half time, why did you come here? because i wanted to play for you guys. well, you want to play basketball, well start playing quit trying t >>> kentucky hasn't been the most consistent but when they think they can take another big run. they are at south carolina. coach kal didn't maked three minutes before gets tossed out. it was on offensive foul called on south carolina by the way. uk up 49-29. wide open, knocks it down. he had 27 points 12 assists. this team fun to watch. one handed slam. uk wins it 89-62. >>> buckeyes coming off their win. he tied a season high today. off the ball. cold overnight. >> cold overnight and snow is on the way tomorrow, 1-3 inches of new snow. 26 26 by late tomorrow afternoon. the 57 >> she dated donald trump. what was it really like dating the billionaire? his former girlfriend speaks out. >> it was intense. it was extremely intense. >> wait until you hear what she says about trump running for president. >> then, the oj simpson slow speed cha

governor gary herbert terry mcauliffe talk live. donovan johnsonrom the north carolina trade hardial.nne -- conversation on the every student succeeds act. 8:30 a.m. eastern on c-span2. with an award out ceremony. winter meeting this weekend on c-span, c-span2, and c-span.org. died at thee has age of 89. published her second book. coming up, a book discussion infer former neighbor mockingbird next door." >> people feel a lot of attachment to it. it. appreciate i think there's also a sense of maybe there's a little bit of a some people.ng for and characters that a lot of people feel attached to. watch the full program at 1:30 p.m. eastern today on c-span2, booktv. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we are talking now about gop primary today. our guest is bristow marchant. a reporter for for the "rock hill herald" in south carolina. bristow: thank you. thanks for having me. who has the upper hand? bristow: there's high turnout. we've seen that in iowa and new hampshire. this is a race that has generated a lot of interest. it seems like the mome