henry wright enron had a field day there you know what's going up with p.g. and e. in our sun just tell us if you can what's like states you mention the states there in the states have a lot of power we're finding in things like liberalization and they decide on marijuana markets for example in other areas they seem to take the lead and they and then it becomes a national agenda does not play into it at all in your view oh absolutely i mean california has been a policy incubated for a long time they've been a leader on a bunch of things look at clean car standards right they've got the special carve out under federal law and they're the ones that are really the bottleneck in the trumpet ministrations efforts to roll back. the obama clean car standards because california says we in thirteen states that follow us are going to move ahead with it so. what california is doing to address climate change you know basically you know jerry brown when he was governor was going abroad and basically saying hey the trouble ministration pulled out of the paris climate accord but c

when i was a boy in illinois, henry ford and the wright brothers dominated the global marketplace with their marvelous machines. but i was not long out of college when adolf hitler's sophisticated tanks and bombers over-ran europe. nazi germany also built the first jet plane and it became frightfully close to inventing the atomic bomb before we did. the soviet union was devastated by hitler's invasion in the early 1940s. yet the communist nation quickly rose from the ashes and developed the hydrogen bomb. and few people expected iraq to recover so quickly from its horrendous war with iran in the 1980s. and who can predict what will be the blitzkriegs of tomorrow? nearly two dozen nations will be able to produce ballistic missiles by the year 2000. on top of that, thousands of nuclear weapons and poorly paid nuclear technicians float around the former soviet union, available to the highest bidder. over the past few months, we've heard quite a few odd announcements coming out of washington. just this week, the new administration announced plans to slash the strategic defense initiative p

when i was a boy in illinois, henry ford and the wright brothers dominated the global marketplace withheir marvelous machines. but i was not long out of college when adolf hitler's sophisticated tanks and bombers over-ran europe. nazi germany also built the first jet plane and it became -- and it came frightfully close to inventing the atomic bomb before we did. the soviet union was devastated by hitler's invasion in the early 1940's. yet the communist nation quickly rose from the ashes and developed the hydrogen bomb. and few people expected iraq to recover so quickly from its horrendous war with iran in the 1980's. and who can predict what will be the blitzkriegs of tomorrow? nearly two dozen nations will be able to produce ballistic missiles by the year 2000. on top of that, thousands of nuclear weapons and poorly paid nuclear technicians float around the former soviet union, available to the highest bidder. over the past few months, we've heard quite a few odd announcements coming out of washington. just this week, the new administration announced plans to slash the strategic defen

henry clay. do a wholeeeded to bunch of things that cause that to happen. matthew: john berry in his book about the whole period of gingrich -- the wright speakership, also quotes gingrich, i don't know if it was a same conversation where he says this person could be the most powerful speaker in a generation. we have to do whatever we can to weaken him. he uses very aggressive tactics. many republicans including bob michael and many people in the conservative opportunity society thought to gingrich was out there. they thought, what are you doing? gingrich was relentless. he kept finding issues or saying there were issues and pushing and pushing. whether you agree or disagree with what he did, he proved to be much -- the masterful at using the press at creating a story around wright, but he was somehow corrupt. and it proved too difficult for wright and his allies to overcome. you talked about doing research in the archives. trend on who was holding onto these materials? was at the winners, losers, people running the campaign's, was there and acknowledgment that this was a historical event worth documenting and holding onto? matthew:whether you agree or die with