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george washington. and we are after george washington, so no, george washington. why? because he did 100%. dy is ever going to break the record of george washington. good old george. he never told a lie. that is what they say. george washington, right. he never told a lie. jut he did 100% of the judges. we will never be thought. but we are getting close. what the radical democrats did to justice kavanaugh and his beautiful family is a nationaldi disgrace. they were on a ruthless mission to obstruct, resist, delay, demolish, and to destroy, which is all they know how to do. the fact is they are lousy politicians, they have horrible policy, but they stick together. that is one good thing. they stick together. the only thing they have. they always stick together. other than that, it doesn't work out. other than that, they are not doing too well. if you want the fake news media to finally investigate -- [boos] by the way, by the way -- [crowd chanting] [cheers and applause] don't worry. i don'trr like them either. okay, but look at this. look. so here we are, we are doing the rally for today, a

it's called george washington and we are after george washington. a very big thing. george washington? why, because he just started. he did 100%. nobody will ever break the record of george washington. >> [cheers and applause]. >> good old george. he never told a lie. that's what they say. george washington never told a high. but he did 100% of the judges. we will never beat that record, but we are getting close. what the radical democrats did to justice kavanaugh and his beautiful family is a national disgrace! they were on a ruthless mission to obstruct, resist, delay and destroy. which is all they know how to do. they are lousy politicians. they have horrible policy, but they stick together. that's one good thing. they stick together. the only thing they have. they always stick together. other than that, it doesn't work out. other than that, they are not doing too well. if you want the fake news media to finally investigate -- >> [booing]. >> [crowd noise]. >> [booing]. >> by the way -- >> [chanting]. >> [cheers and applause]. >> don't worry, i don't like him eithe

george washington. after george washington. why? because he is. he did 100%. nobody is ever going to break the record of george washington. [applause] george. he never told a lie. that is what they say. he never told a lie. he did 100% of the judges. we are getting close. what the radical democrats did to justice kavanagh and his beautiful family is a national disgrace. they were on a ruthless submission to obstruct, resist, delay, demolished, and destroy. and are lousy politicians have horrible policy but they stick together. thing they have. they always stick together. other than that, they are not doing too well. if you want the fake news media to finally investigate -- [booing] by the way, -- [chanting] [cheering] don't worry. i do not like them either. look at this. here we are doing a rally for ted and it is great and there are a lot of people. look how many made it. awards,the academy which has gone down the tubes. look how many. look how many. look at them. [cheering] do you recognize many of those happy faces? i know every one of them. and 15%veryone o

this president is more like george wallace than george washington. >> more like george wallace than george washington. wallace, of course, a former governor of alabama, former democrat, he supported segregation, was a vocal opponent of the civil rights movement. is that fair? >> i frankly think it goes a little far. i don't think that donald trump is george wallace. i do think he plays upon the resentment and the anxieties of white americans and when he calls himself a nationalist, you can almost hear the preface or the prefatory word, white. because that's the message he's sending. we all know that. it is true that there are many, many americans who love this country, but the distinction that has been historically accepted about the difference -- there's a difference between patriotism and nationalism. this is something george or well wrote about in a book on nationalism, and patriotism is about love of country. patriotism is about being loyal to country. nationalism is about a search, an obsession with power, power for the country and indeed for the strong man and so you associate the da

it has nothing to do with george washington. george washington emerges at the end of it. is so close to washington, because he worked with washington at valley forge, and was close to washington -- washington was a father figure for marshall. marshal cannot separate himself out. he cannot criticize washington. it is very, a kind of disneyfied view of how washington lived and it is not very realistic or accurate. brian: he was away from his parents for 15 years? why? joel: for one thing, it was hard to travel in those days. brian: did you say they were estranged? joel: i sensed from the writing there was an estrangement. i think his father was a very cold man. i think that he did not really have a great interest in what marshall was doing. he had 14 other kids, all of whom were very successful. brian: i want to ask you one other thing about the family. he had 10 kids but ended up with six that lived. one of them was a girl, mary. why did he send her away? joel: he felt with his boys his hands were full. they were troublemakers. he felt that with his wife ill, he did not ha

wall at than -- this president is more like george wallace than george washington. no. and democrats have to choose hope over fear. [ cheers ] unity over division! we have to choose our allies over our enemies. we have to choose truth over lies. >> president trump back on the road tonight campaigning for republicans in wisconsin. >>> tariffs are the president's preferred tool in his trade policy. the president downplaying the size of those tariffs, specifically on steel and aluminum, as small to the "wall street journal." his tariffs on $250 billion in chinese goods have angered the chinese, but they are a crucial strategy here in the president's trade war with china. the president's top trade adviser explains why the president is holding tough on china. >> at the end of the day, china's a nonmarket economy run by an authoritarian regime. it it engages in predatory economics and economic aggression, not just against us but against the rest of the world. if we lose our industries of the future, we lose our future. so that's the path we're on right now. >> so to the

george wallace than george washington. [ laughter ] no. and democrats have to choose hope over fear. [ cheers ] unity over division! we have to choose our allies over our enemies. we have to choose truth over lies. >> president trump back on the road tonight campaigning for republicans in wisconsin. >>> president trump touting a mystery tax cut for the middle class. with congress out of session, d.c. scrambled yesterday to make sense of what the president was promising. critics of the original gop tax law say it favors companies over families, and it balloons the federal deficit. they asked the top trade adviser, peter navarro, if another tax cut is necessary. >> he's targeting the middle class 10% which i think is a great idea. one of the beauties of the trump economy is the high levels of investment we're seeing from the tax cut and from the tariffs. investments coming on shore. what does that do? what that does is it increases our productivity, and when you get increased productivity, real wages go up. so we're seeing wage growth with that investment. and it's hitting on all cylinders. >> if the economy is so strong, and i think it is by every measure, and the president's talking about more tax cuts, do we run the risk of even worsening the deficit here? >> the best way to close a deficit is to add another point of growth. >> that's been the philosophy from day one, right. that right now it's about juicing growth. what does president trump think is the biggest risk to the economy? the federal reserve. in a "wall street journal" interview he said fed chair jerome powell is raising interest rates too quickly and he is unhappy because president obama had zero interest rates. he said powell, who he chose, looks happy while doing it. raising interest rates. >> he needs a boogieman, and even if it's the fed chairman heading into the midterms, that's what he's going to do. >> i don't think anybody wants the economy obama had when he came in. he had zero interest rates because the economy was off a cliff. >> no one wants to inherit that. >> that's why the interest rate were zero. >>> the candidates for the next governor of joe covered a range of topics during the hour-long debate last night sparring over criminal justice reform, education, medicaid, and voter suppression. democrat stacey abrams, republican brian kemp, and libertarian ted metz squaring off. abrams defending a 1992 georgia flag-burning protest when it still had the confederate symbol. cnn has more from atlanta. >> reporter: for the first time in this hotly contested race, georgia's candidates for governor faced off in a debate. and right out of the gate, democrat stacey abrams was asked about the news of the day. her admission that in 1992 she participated in a protest where the old georgia state flag was burned. >> 26 years ago as a college freshman, i along with many other georgians including the governor of georgia, were deeply disturbed by the racial "desperate housewives" -- racial divisiveness that was embedded in the state flag with that confederate symbol. i took an action of peaceful protest. >> the most controversial topic for republican brian kemp to address -- the allegations of voter suppression by stacey abrams in his capacity as secretary of state. >> we have more voters on the roll than when i took office. i created the process for overseas and military ballots to be delivered electronically. we have made it easier to vote and hard to cheat. and just because miss abrams files a false lawsuit or the new georgia project it doesn't mean it's right, and we defeated that in 2014. >> reporter: both campaigns entered the debate with similar strategies -- to continue down their polar opposite paths. both did that, energizing their bases in a state where few undecided voters remain. >> thank you very much. >>> the democratic nominee for governor of florida targeted by a blatantly racist robo call. andrew gillum mocked in a brutally offensive message delivered in black-faced dialect. the call also makes derogatory references to jews and slavery. listen. >> well, hello, there. i have negro andrew gillum, and i'm asking you to make me the governor of this here state of florida. my eastern opponent who call me the monkey is doing a lot of hollering about how expensive my plan for health care be -- >> vile. >> deplorabldeplorable. >> a right-wing extremist podcast, "the road to power," claiming responsibility for the message. gillum's complain blasted the call as deeply offensive. no response yet from the campaign of his republican opponent, ron disantis. >> gillum challenged on another front claiming he received stic tickets to a broadway show in 2016. new allegations cast doubt on gillum's explanation. his campaign says his brother was the source of the ticket. but the texts hint they may have come from someone else. text messages were handed over by a close friend gillum saw the show with, a friend who is also a lobbyist. gillum's campaign claims the crypt cryptic texts show he did not mislead the public. >>> president trump set to meet with u.s. officials returning from turkey and saudi arabia, they were there looking into the death of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. the "wall street journal" asked the president about the possible involvement of crown prince mohammad bin salman. trump said, well, the prince is running things over there. so if anybody were going to be, it would be him. the president delivering his harshest indictment so far of the saudis and khashoggi's horrific murder. >> they did the wrong thing in even thinking about the idea. they certainly did a bad job of execution and certainly did a bad job of talking about it or covering it up, if you'd like to say that. but i would say it was a total fiasco. from day one. >> secretary of state mike pompeo says the u.s. will revoke the visa as of all the saudis linked to the murder. he says the administration has, quote, identified at least some of the individuals responsible. so far it seems the fiasco has done little, though, to harm the crown 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>> the ball's in china's court. >> the president defending the tariffs with china but says it's a negotiating tactic. >>> a total fiasco from day one. >> the president's anger growing with the saudis calling the story about jamal khashoggi one of the worst cover-ups in history. >>> and someone in south carolina waking up $1.6 billion dollars richer today. the rest of you, have a good day at work. >>> good morning, welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. your numbers, 5-28-62-65-70, the mega ball is 5. there's another drawing tonight. you can still get awfully rich. >>> we start with the midterms. 13 days away. the president vilified talking about the caravan to energize his base. a caravan that's 30 if not 60 to 90 days away from the border, by the way. one problem the president is having he can't back up many of his claims with facts. the caravan, as i said, weeks and weeks away, and shrinking notably in the last 24 hours. it's decreased, yes, from 7,000 to 4,5 hiin acco00 according to government. the president was asked for some proof that middle easterners are embedded with the caravan. >> very good relationship with border patrol and i.c.e. and they say it happens all the time. from the middle east. it's not even saying bad or good. but some real bad ones. but -- >> no proof that they're in the caravan now. >> they could well be. >> but there's no proof. >> there's no proof of anything. there's no proof of anything. but they could very well be. >> ten minutes later the homeland security department said dhs can confirm there are gang members and criminals in the caravan, and people from the middle east traveling through mexico. but dhs is not confirming any are terrorists or any proof for its claims saying it is law enforcement sensitive. look, the president with senior commanders in the room said he is considering military options for the border. >> thinking about a lot of things. thinking about everything, including the military. not just the national guard, the military is what i'm thinking about. we can't have people coming into our country illegally. >> what could the military legally do? >> they can do a lot. they're the military. they're the military. they can do a lot. >> the president doubling down while calling himself a nationalist while denying there are any racist overtones to the term. >> there's a concern that you are sending coded language or a dog whistle to some americans that what you really mean is that you're a white nationalist. >> i never heard that. i cannot imagine that. you mean i say -- i'm a nationalist. i never heard that theory about being a nationalist. we protect, and we get killed. we do the training, and they get killed. can't do it. >> the president's potential 2020 opponent, former vice president joe biden. honing in on this message -- >> this president's more like george ] no. and democrats have to choose hope over fear. [ cheers ] unity over division! we have to choose our allies over our enemies. we have to choose truth over lies. >> biden in florida tuesday. president trump back on the road tonight campaigning for republicans in wisconsin. scott walker in a very tough race for re-election there. >>> to political director zach wolf in washington. everyone was talking about blue wave. it's almost as if there are many democrats who are worried about getting ahead of themselves on that because the new cycle is so long. and the president is so good at using events to energize his base. the caravan in particular. right? the caravan in particular is something that those images, even as we talk about and disprove some of the claims the president's making, just showing the images is something that just plays into his storyline. he's basically directing that story. rahm emanuel, the former chief of staff to the president, the mayor of chicago, he was on with

>> from george washington to george w. bush, every sunday at 8:00 p.m. at midnight eastern we feature the presidency, our weekly series exploring the presidents, policies and legacies. you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. descendents of presidents from james monroe to gerald ford met in washington, d.c. for a conference. next we interview clifton truman daniel, harry truman's grandson. this is just under 15 minutes. susan: clifton truman daniel, the last time you and i talked you had just come back from japan with a group of survivors of the atomic bombing there. your grandfather's legacy. you have been up to something else associated with his legacy. tell me about your project. clifton: if you're talking about playing my own grandfather on stage, it must be 40-years-old now, the play. "give them hell, harry." james westmore originated it in 1975. giving speeches about my grandfather over the last few years, people afterwards were beginning to say things like, you are starting to look like your grandfather. i must

. >> shannon: let's bring in george washington university in george washington university constitutional law professor jonathan turley. good to see you. what you make of this discussio discussion? bad or good to discuss impeachment? >> it's terrible advice. there has to be some finality in the system. there should be respect for the institution. if the democrats want to create this monster, then they have to wonder how they're going to control it. there were allegations elena kagan was not entirely truthful in her testimony, but people didn't call for investigation and her impeachment. at some point, you're doing serious harm to the very foundations of our system and that's what's happening here. if every confirmation can be redone when a majority shifts, then were going to lose the stability that the court has had. we have been through terrible things in this country, things that would break a lot of constitutional systems into small pieces. we have survived in part because of that stability and not in small part because of the supreme court. >> shannon: seems like there's a little bit

[applause] to tom george washington george w. bush, every sunday at 8 p.m. and midnight eastern, we feature "the presidency." you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. the c-span bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour. during our stop in boston, we asked folks which party should control congress and why. >> i would like the house to remain republican because i like the way things are going right now. i like the way the economy is going. if they are going to switch to democrat, it would create a lot of gridlock and not a lot would be done. the way things are going now is one of the best runs in recent history. i would like it to stay that way. >> i would like the house to flip in november. i want to see a democratic majority in the house. i feel that it should be changed and it would be for the better. remain inthe house to republican hands because i am tired of gridlock and things not getting done. if it slips i would be afraid it would be another session of no change. >> the issue that is most andrtan

somehow he found a way to drag george washington into his mess. >> look, if we brought george washingtonand we said, "we have george washington," the democrats would vote against him. just so you understand. >> seth: i mean, does he still own slaves? [ light laughter ] then, yeah, democrats would vote against him. and republicans would probably say, "hey, man, everybody owned a few slaves in college. [ laughter ] you want to ruin his life over it?" [ light laughter ] but trump actually kept going, because then he seemed to imply that george washington had something nefarious in his background that we don't know about. >> and he may have had a bad past. who knows? you know? he may have had some, i think, accusations made. didn't he have a couple things in his past? [ light laughter ] >> seth: wait. did trump just imply that george washington was as shady as he is? [ light laughter ] "i hear he chopped down a cherry tree and then he used that tree -- used that tree to pay off a porn star." [ laughter and applause ] only trump. only trump would try to defend himself by slandering another pr

this president is more like george wallace than george washington in the. >> the blue wave is being dissipatedittle bit. collects are you ready to slip to blue? >> i'm not calling dissenters a waste as i'm simply saying the races believe he's a racist. i will not sit here and take nonsense from a guy like andrew gillum who always plays the victim. who's going out and attacking and aligning himself with groups that attack men and women in law enforcement. >> get the hell off and take back the country! >> early voting is now underway so if anyone wants to leave, we will save your place. you can come right back. >> i like to kielbasa but i do like italian sausage. i'm true to my italian heritage. >>chris: after this dramatic week we can only hope for more civil disagreement. even about sausages in the final nine days of the campaign. and that's it for today. have a great week and we'll see you next "fox news sunday". howie: president trump and the media escalate their rhetoric. but who is to blame for the pipe bombs. >> you blame us, we are the victims here. >> it's disgusting. they just sent a b

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they ran up more debt than george washington to george bush. i have no confidence on either side. have aing said, we record amount of revenues because of the economy. .t got a spending problem that's got a get dealt with. that's the real issue. we are overspending. why want 49 out of 50 governors saying, you don't spend more than you take in. we need a constitutional balanced budget amendment. i too am aware of mr. buchanan's record. this is the same probably have with the recent tax law. by $2 another whole in it trillion. 2015't understand why in it was actually required to balance the budget and now, when there's this tax cut for the .ealthy, it's ok i don't see anyone i have met that has any benefit whatsoever from that tax law. how we going to get that money back? the things you need like research. our infrastructure. this is the problem was with the tax law. it was taking money and giving breaks the people who did need it. now we need the revenue. who is going to have to pay it? >> he brought up the nobody benefits but i don't of his friends are because 90% of americans bene

[applause] from george washington to george w. bush, every sunday at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern, we feature the presidency. our weekly series explain the president, politics, and legacies. you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. johnny get your gun take it on the run hear them calling you and me ♪ >> this year marks the centennial of world war i, which ended on november 11, 1918. american history tv will devote 48 hours to coverage of the great war the weekend of tourser 10 and 11th with of battlefields and cemeteries in france, interviews with reenactors, archival films, and discussions with historians. the centennial of world war i, all weekend, november 10 and 11th here on american history tv. >> ♪ the yanks are coming the yanks are coming the drums coming everywhere ♪ >> american history tv is on c-span3 every weekend, featuring museum tours, archival films, and programs on the presidency. the civil war and more. here is a clip from a recent program. of the thousands of men who run for office across the nation, there

this president is more like george wallace than george washington. >> the blue wave is being dissipated you are still talking about the blue wave? >> are you guys ready to flip florida blue? >> i'm not calling mr. desantis are racist, and simply believe the racist lee people racist. >> i'm not going to sit here and take this nonsense from a guy like andrew gillum who always plays the victim, was going out and attacking, attacking our men and women in law enforcement. >> get up and take back the country. >> early voting is now underway so if anybody wants to leave we will save your place, you can come right back. >> we are not crazy! >> i like kielbasa but i do prefer italian sausage. i'm true to my heritage. >> i always loved my grandmother's italian sausage. >> chris: after this dramatic week we can only hope for more civil disagreements, even about sausages in the final nine days of the campaign. and that's it for today, have a great week and we will see you next "fox news sunday" ." ♪ >>> good morning. morning weather coming up.'s desk at 1st some of the. officials in pennsylvania ju

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. >> you heard what joe biden said, he said that this president was more like george wallace than george washington. do you agree with that? >> i don't like to make those kind of labels. i don't think that helps. our responsibility now the is to expand the number of people who feel they need to be awakened, young people, women running for office, teachers running for the first time. abraham lincoln was called a liberator after what he did with the emancipation proclamation. don't call me that. anti-slavery movement did it all. the civil rights movement under lbj, that's what we need a movement to reform our political structure which is broken. our citizens have done much bigger things before. they can do it again. i know they can. >> we're here to talk about your book. jon meacham says we need someone who appeals to our better angels. i think that you agree with that sentiment even if your book and what you're saying now. >> what we need is a certain point in most leader's lives the ambition for self becomes ambition for the greater good. they get transformed. once that happens, the country follows

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