if read my book, my last point is we need legislation to update the goldwater-nichols. it's antiquated. it doesn't. and after vietnam, instead of you, vietnam, in my opinion, was a loss. i define a loss by not achieving the political objectives set forth. we didn't any generals accountable. and so the smart people did is they decided the services weren't fighting well together they're going to create a joint and they're going to create these combatant commands and they split the globe up. that combatant command is what mckinsey in charge of which is a product of the goldwater-nichols act. so the takeaway is following the losses in vietnam instead of holding general officers accountable we further empower them with the goldwater-nichols legislation and so obviously the same mistakes are happening if we're not holding those people accountable. so you know, it's a complicated problem, but it is solvable with the right secretary defense. and you know we just haven't had one of those yet. after world war one, there was a guy named marshall. he came in and he cleaned house of

and had a plant in his campaign feeding goldwater speeches to the white house and democrat nationalof government as a political tool has a language history in our country -- long history, but every time we held hearings and try to stamp it down, and try to do our best to make sure that we return to governments being a neutral player in our p port partisan -- our partisan politics. but i don't believe that fbi did it as much as james comey did it. the investigation of hillary clinton e-mails. pulled it out of washington feel wa field put it in headquarters so director could directly oversee this matter. in so doing cheats chose people who were biased. trey: one of the people who worked with jim comey, i believe was jim baker who was counsel for the fbi, then resurfaced as twitter, you have developed an interest in big tech and social media. what is the standard for when congress should get involved with the googles and twitters and facebooks of the world? >> i have been on the anti-trust subcommittee, we're looking at competition and a monopoly over the flow of information in this co

is it the goldwater nichols act? is it the fact that all things must be joint, all acquisitions much -- must be joined? is that why we cannot have a clearly articulated maritime strategy that can inform a 30 year shipbuilding plans and other requests coming to congress. recently and after leaving congress i took a step back and said, maybe, there is a bigger issue than that. to provide a strategy, military leaders are well-intentioned. and sometimes, strategies come across as vision statements. sometimes, they are more talking points than they are actionable strategies that they can present to congress to justify the investments we need to make in shipbuilding and our industrial base. ultimately in maritime forces the strategy drives those requirements. i took a step back and said, let's look at overarching national strategy. let's look at statements by policymakers and military leaders. i found a model use of language that has been complicated the ability to -- compensating the ability to articulate it here strategy

also here with her is her gol attorney , adam shelton from the goldwater institute. d wateamber, what does it say?yo to us as a country that the school hasn't done anything to address the situationplace. and keeps the social worker inet place? i'm s >> what do people needom to knoh about this case that i'm somehow missing? t says >> oh, i think that it sayso that we, as parents no longer are in charge of our kids. it's scary, really. >> i mean, adam, the parental rights, their broad and theyerat tolerate only intrusions that are completely necessary y toto protect the health and safety of children,s i'm aw. so does this according to all the laws that i'm aware of. so does this now qualify? >> yeah, parents parental paren rights arets very broad.itute and that's why wsee at the goldwater institute have sent a letter to the schooluncha demanding that day one launch ft a full investigation into what t happened here and to change their policy to mandate that the school tell all parents whenever the school makes the decision that directlyshat s affects the mental health o

the goldwater rule states that psychiatrists should not speculate about the mental state of public figures. how do they reconcile this with what they feel is incorrect information from influence? i mean a lot of different people really participating consciously or not in this phenomenon . and i just wonder what can be done to sort of regulate mental health content online? is that feasible? dr. ashmond and european. yeah. so i know that you will talk about the gold water rule per 2nd cool water rule was a rule that was created because there was a political issue with a psychiatrist competing on a political candidate at the time. and so in this situation on tick tock we try to as physicians don't try to talk about individuals, particularly about the diagnosis. we make it more general lies a bowl. like if somebody has bipolar disorder, we're going to talk about the condition. we're not going to talk about the person, right, because as a patient, there is a patient physician relationship and you can't disclose that on a public forum. even if you don't have a relationship with that patient, it'

so i know that you 2, let's talk about the gold water roll per 2nd. goldwater rule was a, a rule that was created because there was a political issue with a psychiatrist commenting on a political candidate at that time. and so in this situation on tick tock we try to, as physicians don't try to talk about individuals, particularly about the diagnosis. we make it more generalizable. like if somebody has bipolar disorder, we're going to talk about the condition. we're not going to talk about the person, right, because as a patient, there's a patient physician relationship and you can't disclose that on a public forum. even if you don't have a relationship with that patient, it's just not as ethical, right? what can social media applications do? couple things that you tube right now is taking steps to show that if you're a credentialed professional, you need to be verified and that will offer you a certain check mark or something like that. that will show that this is a credential to person right now. so applications are trying to do that as fast as possible to show that like we are spon

potential rivals the potential republican nominees for president in 1964 he talked about barry goldwater's name was being mentioned significantly. he talked about nelson rockefeller. he thought about rockefeller and he could not really understand what rockefeller was doing. about a year earlier rockefeller had left his wife tamir a yet much younger woman. i woman it was said in the press she stole from her husband. he had seemingly sacrificed everything for the woman he loved. because of the scandal that ensued because he was marrying the woman he loved. thinking about this and declared no man would ever love love more than politics. i think john tyler probably would have understood exactly the sediment john f. kennedy mentioned at that time. i appreciate your attention today. if you have not bought my book , this is the title of the book, this is the cover of the book. and before i go i just wanted to make sure i give you an indication of coming attractions. my wife and i have a book a biography of under contract with the university press of kansas and her manuscript is due is in october

goldwater objected and raised concerns this was a covert operation where congress was not notified, andof course, congress cut off aid to the contras as a result. there was an international court of justice ruling against the united states. but in this case, this kind of sabotage, the media seems not to be at all interested in finding out what happened here as you have an congress -- there is no one in congress that has been raising questions. >> you listen to the newscast that we just heard as the show en. i think the world has taken a very bizarre turn. it doesn't matter what i think. no questioaire has been a polarizati of the press. we're now on two sis, right, left, democrat, republican, however you describe it. you watch fox news, watcmsnbc. if you read "the new york times," you're not goingo get -- the conservatives have been after "the new york times" so there is polarization going on. at this time you a democratic president that has done some good stuff domestically, but i can tell you i am not understanding the total commitment to ukraine. obviously, i have access to a lotf pe

lindh ton johnson, 1964 beat republican challenger barry goldwater with 61% of the vote.tually. ash, thanks a lot, see you tomorrow. the market is selling off. down she goes. that's it for "varney & company," "coast to coast" starts now. neil: scary world and scary stocks. we're on top of why it seems everything today is headin

lindh ton johnson, 1964 beat republican challenger barry goldwater with 61% of the vote.hat is a genuine landslide, landslide and a half actually. ash, thanks a lot, see you tomorrow. the market is selling off. down she goes. that's it for "varney & company," "coast to coast" starts now. neil: scary world and scary stocks. we're on top of why it seems everything today is heading down. news that china's xi xinping plans a trip to russia. probably doesn't help matters. vladmir putin suspend as landmark nuclear arms meeting with us. home depot, lousy earnings forecast, little wonder investors are jittery. we get today we get to the bottom whether they should be, and now the ukraine war entering the second year is contributing to the drag. we have a florida congressman says it is time the president refocus money for things here rather than things over there. his name is cory mills. he is a combat veteran and been to ukraine. is he saying enough with ukraine? we thought we woe ask him. we noticed a pattern. that is what a lot of folks in east palestine, ohio, are saying. the l

if you just look back historically with the exception of goldwater, normally when a candidate loses,t or republican, they, a, accept the loss, but they also sort of shrink away, right? hillary spending a lot of time hiking by her house in new york. even someone like senator romney after his defeat in 2012, kind of quietly taking some time before running for senate with little fanfare. now you're seeing with former president trump as case study number one but i could point you to kari lake, for instance, who my colleague just reported is on her way to d.c. right now to appear at the national prayer breakfast to just scheduled vaughn hillyard reported two events in iowa. people who have lost and refused to accept their defeat are now being lionized in the party. it is rare to see people who lose, number one, and who refuse to accept a defeat, number two, being the sorts of people that a traditional political party wants to headline conventions or appear at prayer breakfasts, but that is a dynamic that is going on right now in the republican base. >> it's going to be fascinating because

you know, probably since before goldwater not to run on shrinking the size of government. gore and bush instead of you know, attacking government, says, well, i'm going to do that, too. so gore says next week the patients bill of rights. bush says, have my own patients bill of rights. gore says, i'm going to be the education president and do education reform. bush says, well, i'm going to do education. so on all these liberal issues, bush, instead of being anti tries to be a kind of me too candidate. me too used to mean something different. the meta meant a a politician who emulates his opponent. and so gore, you know, so this ends, i think, as you know, in virtual tie in florida. gore has won the national popular vote. but the florida count. first, gore seems the winner, then bush seems the winner. the network calls keep getting pulled back. their various court cases and so on anyway. the counting is never even completed, but when the counting stopped, bush wins by something like 537 votes split. pretty close election in some ways you could interpret that. i don't want to

system, the modern republican and the democrats in the 1960s there were conservative republicans, the goldwater republicans, and there were liberal republicans, the rockefeller republicans. there were, liberal democrats. there were mcgovern democrats and there were conservative democrats. most southern democrats. and so under circumstances, success in politics required and a bipartisan approach. so, for example, when lyndon johnson lobbied congress for civil rights legislation and he got a higher percentage of republican votes for civil rights reform, then he got a democratic votes because most of those southern democrats voted against the civil rights. but the consequence of this, that when laws passed, they had a kind of credit bility that comes only from the fingerprints of both parties on the bill. what happened in the course of the 30 years after lyndon johnson told bill moyers, i think we've lost the republican party. we've lost this out to the republicans, whereas the two parties shifted out by 1990, there were no first of all, there were relative few southern democrats. the south went r

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very goldwater was the first conservative publican -- republican nominee.ted to ask about the 2024 election. president trump has declared, and desantis is getting in. they look -- the pole say they are evenly matched. everyone else is far behind. what are the chances of a centrist republican taking the nomination? guest: i am no political prognosticator and i do not have a crystal ball. i cannot tell you who will be the nominee of the republican party. it seems like the bases wanting some sort of populism, whether it is ron desantis or some populism, i don't know. but some people have to be thinking that donald trump cost the republicans a lot, including that senate majority that they should have. it will have some way to either bring a nominee like desantis back to center, but they are not done with trump. if desantis and trump fight each other to a draw, it will be more appealing to a centrist candidate. could larry hogan take it all? i am no prognosticator. host: it is a divided congress. in the state of the union earlier this week, president biden did t