. >> host: they aren'ted to hillsdale? the program is named am her e herbert dow. >> host: what dot you do at national review. >> guest: other aim writer. i've been on the staff for 18 years. it was full-time job for a long time. lived in washington, dc and work out of the washington bureau, five years ago i got recruit come to hillsdale and remained on the staff of national review but it's a part-time thingy your from michigan originally. >> guest: i ham a detroiter. born and raised. in and around to the city. and went to university of michigan. and upon graduation, went out to washington and unexpectedly had a chance to come back home five years ago. >> host: and what was that experience like? >> guest: that was great. i liked living in washington- -- welcome washington, d.c. i was not looking to leave. my wife thought we would retire to michigan. but then i was fortunate enough to get a phone call and get a job here, and we kept talking about we're moving home. >> host: are you glad you did snide oh, yeah itch don't mis

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paul moreno of hillsdale college is the author. >> .. you can watch them on ourwants, book tv.org. ... >> [inaudible conversations] [applause] >> good evening. i co-director the fall for the book festival and iso glad you are here. first call housekeeping. c-span is here this evening taping so this will be broadcast later that will include question and answer session so please come down to the microphone some u.s. your brilliant question you will be on the c-span. we will do a little presentation and try to move on fairly quickly but then we know why you are here we'll try to move quickly than we will have book sales and signing in the aisle lobby after words. since this was a study committee in 1998 formed by the city of fairfax and a group of this year at mason and from the beginning

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. >> the book is called "the bureaucrat kings" paul moreno from hillsdale college is the author.

that was fine but he made students brea driving te airport which was funny or when he got here to hillsdale david to drive up and bring him back. from here it would be about two and a half hours. it would be quite a burden plus that students would have to come back. he traveled everywhere. a huge part of his income. since he was gone most half the year until his health got too bad. but he had a number of positions he would do them for a semester. he would say no over and over again. >> if one says they are kirk ian what does that mean and what is the reaction? >> i don't believe in such a thing. i am be leaving my friends but i don't think it is a title. kirk was adamantly anti-conformist and that is something that we forget about conservatism because it changes so much. but when it rose in the 50s, it was against the culture and the conformity. a very conservative man. his politics and views on things. and in the 1950s, most conservatives were worried about the american males and teenagers. they were worried about that. buckley, he useshe term individualism but it was nd of radical anti-co

moreno, professor of constitutional history at hillsdale college and the author of this book, "the bureaucrat kings: the origins and underpinnings of america's bureaucratic state". professor paul moreno, on page one of your book you write the united states is ruled by an establishment nowhere mentioned in the constitution. >> this is the fourth branch of government which in a way is a combination of the of the three branches, that is the heart of the constitutional problem. the original constitution was meant to be founded on the separation of powers, the most important structural feature of the constitution. in the 20th century we developed an administrative apparatus, all these agencies, the environment protection agency, federal comedic asian commission, most of the started with the new deal and they combine legislative, executive and judicial powers. madison called the essence of tierney. that is the problem we face. >> congress passes a law the president signs it. >> congress passes a law is a problem. congress to pass a law. they don't legislate, they delegate, they allow administrators

on hillsdale avenue, part of a tree rested on the roof of a home. >> i didn't want to do anything right now with the chain saw because it's too wet. i'm afraid i might get hurt or slip or something like that. >> reporter: down the street, good samaritans ran across hillsdale avenue to remove frauns from a palm tree that were creating a driving hazard. the heavy rains also forced this gentleman to stop by the sandbag center. >> just picking up sandbags to prevent water from getting into the entry way, front of our house is flooding, so it needed some sandbags. >> reporter: up springs, the river briskly flowed toward the bay, flooding the bike trail along the way. >> can you pull this? >> these people look forward to the rising waters are these scientists from the san francisco estuary institute. they're measuring mercury levels in the gaud lupe. the bigger the storm, the better your readings. >> yeah. in a terrible sort of way we hope for a really big storm. >> reporter: and the big storm is what they got. this is a live picture. you can see how fast the river is moving. we are near the

we wrap up our monday prime-time line-up at 11:30 with hillsdale college professor, bradley birzer talks about conservative writer, russell kirk. that happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> there is a story about a murdered girl and a campaign about what i imagined as white sheeted night riders, torch wilding mounted klu kluxers. i thought this was a kid's fantasy, something you talk about in the back of the bus. in a newspaper database up came a list of headlines sure enough told of an 18-year-old woman raped and killed near the banks of the chattahoochee river allegedly by three black men. her name is may crow. there is photograph about her 1912. she lived very near where my parents house was little town called oscarville, a little village. this is me really playing hooky, i was doing graduate work at nyu on the 17th century beau bonn playing outbreaks. i was bubonic plague outbreaks. i was board writing dissertation. a lot of things were many coming on line this is 2005. a lot of things were coming on line first time. archives like the atlanta history center was scanning information

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we have this earlier accident northbound 101 near hillsdale and san mateo. that's been cleare out of lanes. no delays there. still with this stalled mobile home westbound 24 in the right lanes towards the caldecott tunnel. again, i'm not seeing a lot of slow traffic here. we'll come back and look at more of your mass transit schedules holiday wise in a few. >>> blocking the robocalls isn't working? 7 on your side's michael finney has solutions. >>> terrifying moments when (avo) did you know two areas of your brain can make it hard to lose weight? contrave is an fda-approved weight-loss medicine that may help adults who are overweight or struggle with obesity lose weight and keep it off. contrave is believed to work on two areas of the brain: your hunger center... (woman) i'm so hungry. (avo) to reduce hunger. and your reward system... (woman) ice cream. french fries. (avo) to help control cravings. across three long-term studies, contrave patients lost approximately 2-4x more weight than with diet and exercise alone. contrave is not for everyone. one ingredi

love for a college football team, whether it is the texas longhorns or the hillsdale chargers is almost tribal. in some cases, it is practically inherited. whatever its origin, it has the power to form lifelong loyalties and passions. when i hear the michigan fight song, i still get a chill down my spine. it is a close cousin to patriotism. on brisk autumn afternoons, my three main allegiances are to god, family and football. let's face it, objectively speaking, football is an awesome sport. no other game has such a combination of force and grace, pure grace with 99 yard sprints and goal line stands. linehristian bodies at the of scrimmage and the careful choreography of well-educated place involving 11 men on the field. and thentry combat passing game. there is a strong intellectual element as well. baseball may bask and it's a cerebral pastime. but no one is more counseling that the ball coaches. -- football coaches. little wonder that football has become the most popular sport in the united states. inmates of kids play under friday night lights. millions more fans still a stadiums th

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14 minutes traffic is moving smoothly and then we have a crash in the peninsula northbound 101 at hillsdale boulevard a three-car crash just moved onto the shoulder not causing any delays but i want to remind you we are also vulnerable to accidents so make sure you're driving safely. look at the bay bridge toll plaza the metering lights are not on, the east shore freeway to the maze taking about 19 minutes and no delays into downtown san francisco. let's talk about the mass transit situation, bart started at 6:00 am it is on a modified scattered it -- schedule they will be troubling for 20 minute increments, ace train on a reduced schedule so three and five are in service, four and six and trains one, seven, eight and 10 will not be operating, saturday from uni regular and caltrain's regular. >>> here is a look at the weather, we have sfo in full view some patchy fog and a chilly start in concord, 37 right now, oakland 40 on this monday morning in san francisco, 43 in san jose, 37 in concord. looking pretty good. mid-50s expected today high pressure in full command. but don't be fooled, low

forging character has been the pursuit of hillsdale college since 1844. ♪ >> tucker: you actually livedhrough the blacklist era, have you ever seen this kind of social pressure on performers? >> never, never. i swear, out of the 61 years that i was in the business, i will be 82 this year, i have never in my life -- i never thought i would see something like this. this is mind-boggling. >> tucker: the great sam moore, you just heard him say, the ideological reinforcers are out. hollywood has always tilted left obviously, but now performers can even get away with being politically neutral. it's crime think if you agree with anything donald trump. is this neo-mccarthyism? tammy bruce, good to see her. it sort of an obvious question, i thought the whole thing of being an artist once you think for yourself. stand alone if need be. you're seeing the stifling conformity right in the heart of the artistic community. why is that? >> is fascinating, creativity requires a free mind. it is destroying hollywood right now, the "vanity fair" is performing -- the worst ticket sale and 100 years. that p

we wrap up the monday prime-time line-up at 11:30 hillsdale college professor, bradley birzer, talks about his biography of conservative writer russell kirk. this happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> modern presidents are so obsessed with talking and campaigning and going places, that they fail to take the time to think about the third step of leadership, which is, implementing policy. in fact i start the book with a quote from thos

showers in morgan hill and showers are starting to wind down but russian river will go back up and hillsdale will stay below flood stage. here at guerneville up over 35. it may go up a few feet where it has been. that would crest mid-morning. let's pay attention to that and that will cause more problems. in the napa river. we got a position where we will see the napa river at st. helena go overflood stage. and we will see it go over a foot in down napa. with the flood control that they put in the last couple of years, we are thinking that should be okay. watching it closely, just busy time and not to mention the rocks and not to mention the roadways. this is on the afternoon commute. rosemary orozco was in here earlier and she ran out and wanted to look at the traffic. she heard it was bad and we got standing water. rosemary, where are you? what are you seeing? reporter: i'm here near the station on the oakland embarcadero area. you can see 880 behind me and we have head lights for as far out as the eye can see in the other direction. not necessarily a parking lot but top and go in that dire

will continue to creek along the surface streets possibly reaching north of capital expressway, and hillsdale avenue, and the rain is picking up again, light with a few moderate spots there. up across the north bay we have the flash flood warning until 10:30 for petaluma and penngrove as the creeks are starting to overflow their banks and another one for santa rosa, right down highway 12 to big ben, and then we have sonoma valley, and the sonoma creek specifically, and laguna day santa rosa creeks pushing over and you can see moderate to heavy rain, and that's where most of it is right now and you can see it's starting to develop. a lightning bolt over the san mateo bridge, so it is going to get worse. >> we have been warned. thanks, mike. >>> there may not be any major issues yet where you live and that could change quickly, and we are on the hunt for the worst of it right now. >> melanie woodrow is making her way towards the santa cruz mountains and joins us from los gatos. >> reporter: the rain is definitely a little heavier here than what we saw a few minutes ago when we joined you live f

forging character has been the pursuit of hillsdale college since 1844. ♪ >> bill: personal story segment situation at fort campbell, kentucky. sergeant charles guithan and his wife kayla are the proud parents of quadruplets on september 30th without fertility treatment. the babies are small but healthy. the same cannot be sam said for the mom. >> we literally got married last year and then we found out like a couple days before that before my 29th birthday that my biopsy came back a as as hodgkin's diagnosi. >> i was told i was in remission so we were really excited about that in june we found out we were pregnant with quadruplets so really like less than a month later our life changed in a positive way. >> so talk me through it. you are out in the field and you get that call. >> she called me and like hey, are you sitting down? i'm like yeah, what's up? she said she is pregnant, awesome. there is four. and i kind of went into, what? and she is like yeah, there is four heart beats. and that's when it kind of actually sent me over i'm kind of in shock right now. >> bill: with us now jon s

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the crash at hillsdale cleared from 101 but i want to show you the 880 transition pass slows toward 29thlearned about a crash there in the middle of the freeway. and look at our other shot here, golden gate bridge, in the middle of the screen we have the zipper truck about -- we're about the south tower, working on that center divider still. back to you. >>> join us at 11:00 for our next newscast. we'll talk about that snow survey too. we'll see you then. >> welcome back, everybody. we're back with this brain teaser tuesday. jenna bush hager is in for kathie lee as she enjoys some time off. before we went to the break, we gave you a riddle. >> the odd number, take away one letter, and i become even. what number am i? >> i have to say, jenna figured this one out on the way down the stairs. the answer is seven. >> you take away the s, and it becomes even. >> get it? nobody really got it. speaking of numbers -- >> nobody cares. nobo >> nobody cares. speaking of numbers, the average u.s. household has about $5,700 in credit card debt. >> all that holiday spending does not help matters. we ar

we go to san mateo, northbound 101 year hillsdale. right lane is blocked with an accident. of the responsible party members got out of the car is and almost got hit. dangerous situation here. i'm not seeing a lot of delays past the scene. rv motor home ran out of gas

we wrap up our monday prime-time line-up at 11:30 with hillsdale college professor, bradley birzer talksbout conservative writer, russell kirk. that happens tonight on c-span2's booktv.

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i traveled to hillsdale college, which has all of the extant recordings of the manion forum. they are sitting in a supply closet slowly disintegrating because they cannot accept federal funds to restore them. they do exist and they are trying to digitize some of them. in that kind of archival material. i really wanted to be able to reconstruct personal relationships, economic concerns, and regulatory concerns. why --to get a sense of i didn't want to look at, say, the pages of "national review" to see what they were saying. i wanted to understand what went into the decisions to print what they printed. how much was audience feedback? how much did concerns about political power shape that?, did economic concerns shape what they would end up printing in the magazine and understand the media at a more institutional --el and less just looking >> thank you. thank you. james banner. i would like to push you on your subtitles. conservative media and the transformation of american politics -- that conjunction is a copout. [laughter] ms. hemmer: take it up with my press. [laughter] th

traffic backed up beyond hillsdale avenue. >>> it looks like whipping cream outside right now.g out towards the skyline of san francisco and the fog has shrouded the bay. it's pretty low as far as the deck is concerned. so we don't have any delays at sfo mineta or oakland international airport. but boy, take a look at the temperatures. it's cold. 37 degrees in santa rosa. 39 in redwood city. we have the colder air mass in place with the passage of yesterday's cold front into the 40s around the rim of the bay. and san jose at 45 degrees. okay. see that red highlighted area? that's where we still have flood warnings in effect through the sacramento and san joaquin valleys. it does encompass central sonoma. the lower mark west creek is flooding into the laguna de santa rosa. then waters recede later today. 50s to the beaches. dry skies through monday. rain and wind tuesday through thursday. ,, ,,,,,, wayne: whee! you're going to bali! jonathan: it's a zonk snowed-in living room! (screams) wayne: you got the big deal! teeny tiny box! - i gotta accelerate! wayne: you got it! - (scre

forging character has been the pursuit of hillsdale college since 1844. ♪ youthat's why you drink ensuresidelined. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. >> every time you're being told no, we don't think he can do that. he'll never accomplish that. the narrative is always negative and it is demoralizing. >> shannon: white house press secretary pushing for the media to give president trump a chance. after reince priebus told fox news sunday chris wallace the media has an obsession with delegitimizing the president. let's talk about it with robert wolf and rich lowry. welcome. robert, fair characterization that is media is always looking for the negative with trump? >> i think they had a tough weekend. i would say saturday they probably like to have a mulligan and i think when you have #alternative facts as the most viral hashtag of the weekend a do over is needed. i do think he had a very good day yesterday, sean spicer, because they had real depth and breadth to based on what the

forging character has been the pursuit of hillsdale college since 1844. ♪ steve: welcome back.f president trump's refugee ban which is temporary. headlines blasting his executive order. it turns out the polls tell a very different story as you look at some of those headlines right there. joining us right now to help explain former pollster for the trump campaign john mclaughlin. good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: when you turn on the television. >> right. steve: let's say you are watching some of those mainstream media channels. >> right. steve: you would think that donald trump was doing something that was so unbelievably illegal how can lady liberty be standing out in new york harbor with her head held high. >> they are not telling the truth. the fact of the matter is what he has done as steven miller just gave a great explanation. he should be out there more explaining this, because they put a pause on refugees from countries where we can't vet them. so, last december we asked a survey do you support or oppose taking a pause on refugees unless it's on the screen, t

forging character has been the pursuit of hillsdale college since 1844. ♪ steve: we have quick tuesdayhort. many of them to walk off the job to walk around silicon valley headquarters. creating their own #googlersunite. google has created a 4 million-dollar fund to help refugees in the united states with legal help if they need it. and cincinnati now the latest city to defy president trump promising to protect illegals. the mayor there john cranially declaring his city a sanctuary even calling that a badge of honor. all right. ainsley, over to you. ainsley: thanks, steve. the left is still hammering president trump over his tough immigration policies. >> there's so many things wrong with this order. this is an outrage. >> it is reckless. it is reckless and rash. >> it is unconstitutional. >> mean-spirited and un-american. ainsley: but try telling that to jamiele whose teenage son was gunned down by a illegal immigrant. he joins us now from los angeles. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for inviting me. ainsley: you're welcome. first of all, for the folks at home that don't

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forging character has been the pursuit of hillsdale college since 1844. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ start your party prepr those last minute invites the perfect party prep ♪ were you i. steve: yesterday was historic day in america followed by a night of celebrations as donald trump is officially sworn in as the 45th president. what were. so take aways from the big show? ainsley: utah congresswoman mia love was there. and this was her first time at inauguration. congratulations. >> thank you. it was greats. ainsley: what was your reaction about everything? >> i mean, we were enthusiastic. we were just listening to the message. what a great message of patriotism. as a moom, i' mom i feel like ms have to apologize for being american. i have to tell them all the time they live on the greatest country on earth. don't apologize for. steve: apparently you haven't been reading the mainstream media newspapers. it was a dark day. >> i know. steve: chuck schumer and -- you know, he was up there and i think he was there to introduce the chief justice of the supreme court. >> yeah. steve: he got booed. >> he wasn't o

forging character has been the pursuit of hillsdale college since 1844. ♪ >> i want the entire corrupt are going to drain the swamp. we are going to washington, d.c. and we are going to drain the swamp. you probably heard me say it, drain the swamp. [chanting drain the swamp] clayton: it turns out it's hard to drain a swamp if you have ever watched the history channel they try to drain the swamp the water keeps coming back in. let's ask herman cain. always great to have her man here on the show. nice to see you, sir. >> thank you, thank you. clayton: how is the president doing in his first week on trying to drain the swamp in washington, d.c. something of course you talked about as well. >> i sum it up in one word, wow. he nominated two generals, not two political hacks and at least four business people. he nominated for cabinet positions. that's not exactly a group of political hacks. and when you consider that some people at the state department at the top level have already announced that they are going to resign because they are trembling in their boots, i would say he is doing a p

. >> let me introduce you to paul moreno, professor of constitutional history at hillsdale college and the author of this book, "the bureaucrat kings: the origins and underpinnings of america's bureaucratic state". professor paul moreno, on page one of your book you write the united states is ruled by an establishment nowhere mentioned in the constitution. >> this is the fourth branch of government which in a way is a combination of the of the three branches, that is the heart of the constitutional problem. the original constitution was meant to be founded on the separation of powers, the most important structural feature of the constitution. in the 20th century we developed an administrative apparatus, all these agencies, the environment protection agency, federal comedic asian commission, most of the started with the new deal and they combine legislative, executive and judicial

we wrap up the monday prime-time line-up at 11:30 hillsdale college professor, bradley birzer, talks about his biography of conservative writer russell kirk. this happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> modern presidents are so obsessed with talking and campaigning and going places, that they fail to take the time to think about the third step of leadership, which is, implementing policy. in fact i start the book with a quote from thomas jefferson, quote, the execution of the laws is more important than the making them. if you think of leadership as three tasks like getting the answer right, the policy right, communicating that, and then implementing it, the argument i make this book that presidents spend so much time on communication that it leaves little time to think about how they are going to implement the policies they want to implement and that involves understanding something that the, in the business schools we call organizational capacity. in other words, in the federal government, is the piece of the federal government that you're giving this job to, is it capable, is it u