then we went through an impeachment and then we went through a republican revolution and we saw jim wright be driven out. then we saw other publicans when the house for the first time in 40 years and democrats said, no, you never one. won.u never you are right about that guy who yelled at the president. the next day put out a fundraiser and made money off of it. the system itself is breaking down because of base politics. that discussion taking place at the biden institute in delaware. you can watch the entire event tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. up next, the conversation on freedom, democracy and security. the u.n.ssador to nikki haley talks about russian interference in the 2016 elections. it starts with former first lady laura bush. >> thank you and good morning everyone. welcome to today process spirit of liberty. in 1944, a federal judge, judge learned hand, delivered a speech in central park to over one million people on "i am an

then we went through an impeachment and went through the republican revolution and saw jim wright being driven out and then we saw the republicans win the house the first time in 40 years. the democrats kind of said no, you never won. we are going to just fight you. it sis really a pocks on both, did pox on both and you a are right the guy who yelled you lie and put out a fund-raising letter and raised money. so the system has been breaking down because of base politics. >> watch joe besideiden and john kasich at biden institute that is 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. president trump announced the u.s. is designating north korea as a state sponsor of terrorism. he made the remarks at a cabinet meeting and talked about the signal republican's tax reform bill. >> we just returned from an historic 12-day trip to asia. everywhere we went the american delegation was greeted with tremendous hospitality and respect. people are respecting our country again. we brought back more than $300 billion of deals which could reach well over a trillion dollars within a very near future. that means jobs for

. >> jim wright was a very powerful, vindictive speaker and people were generally afraid of him and he knew how to use power. he challenge the president himself, ronald reagan who in his diaries normally wouldn't express too much concern or political opponent but even reagan in his diary called jim wright a storm trooper. jim was so relentlessly partisan. he was also to a lot of no good in texas. isn't it shady oil deals and book deals when there is on believable amounts of money for a book that nobody wanted or purchased. >> accept interest groups yes. and this is what first opened up a gave gingrich the ultimate to go in and use investigation powers he had to find out the shady things that they were involved in. this was over several months it took place over six or nine months. >> but he didn't have a gavel or investigative staff. yes in the press and other people who were bitter political enemies were leaking stuff to him. a lot of people were happy to see. [inaudible] 's illustrated book deals was that right is now democrats go to the investigation and this is just earth shatterin

we went through an impeachment and then we went through the republican revolution and we saw jim wright be driven out and foley be driven out. we saw the republicans when the house for the first time in 40 years. democrats said no, you never won, we're going to just buy you. it's really a pox on both houses. you were right about the guy that yelled at the president you like, the next day, he put out a fundraising letter to raise money off of it. itself is breaking down because of his politics. >> that discussion takes place of the university of delaware. see the entire program tonight starting at 8:00 eastern. angst giving on c-span, here are some of the highlights. the liberty medal ceremony honoring senator john mccain at the national constitution center in philadelphia. in 1:00 a.m., former secretary of state john kerry received a lifetime achievement award at the edward r kennedy institute in boston. a 2:45, david brooks and the story and -- a story and ronald white discuss character in the presidency. the southern festival of books eastern,lle, 2:30 p.m. the former heavyweight cham

through an impeachment and then we went through, you know, the republican revolution and we saw jim wrightnd then we saw the republicans when the house for the first time in 40 years, and democrats kind of said no, you never one. we're going to just bite you. it's really a proximal houses the you write about the guy who light of the present july. next they put out a fundraising letter to raise money off of it. so the system itself has been breaking down because of base politics. >> but i was recently with one prime minister in europe. i went over to speak at a conference and you wanted to see me, and so i thought it was a courtesy call. and i thought it would last ten minutes. it lasted two and half hours. 1. this prime minister said, and did you see what he did? were sitting on the same side of the conference table as close as you on our company said, he stood up and he said he took the president and shoved him aside and stuck his chest out and his chin and all i could think of was, -- not a joke. not a joke. that's what people are thinking. that's what people are thinking. violating the

through an impeachment, and then we went through, you know, the republican revolution, and we saw jim wright be driven out and foley be driven out. and then we saw the republicans win the house for, you know, the first time in 40 years and democrats kind of said, no, you never won. i mean, we're just going to fight you. we're not -- it's really a pox on both houses. and you are right about that guy that yelled at the president, you lie, and here's the ironic thing. the next day he put out a fundraising letter and raised money off of it. so the system itself has been breaking down because of base politics. >> you can watch this entire discussion from the biden institute at the university of delaware tonight on our companion network c-span at 8 p.m. eastern. after that an interview with bill and hillary clinton. that's at 9:30 p.m. eastern tonight on c-span. ♪ >> c-span's student cam video documentary competition is underway, and students across the country are busy at work and sharing their experience with us through twitter. ♪ ♪ >> it's not too late to enter. our deadline is january 18th, 20

through an impeachment and then we went through, you know, the republican revolution and then we saw jim wrightbe driven out and then we saw the republicans win the house for the first time in 40 years and the democrats kind of said no, you never won. we are going to just bite you. it is really a pox on both houses. you are right about that guy who yelled at the president, you lie and here's the ironic thing, the next they put out a fund-raising letter to raise money off of it. so, the system itself has been breaking down because of base politics. >> the c-span bus is traveling across the country. we recently stopped in austin, texas, asking folks the most important issue in their state. >> in texas, the most important thing to me as i was hoping texas would get rid of unnecessary and burdensome occupational regulation. >> i believe the most important issue is tax reform. we have an outdated tax system are ready to get that changed so every american can have the best opportunity possible. >> one of the most important issues, possibly the most important issue facing texans in washington is trans

then we went through, you know, the republican revolution and we saw jim wright and foley be driven out. we saw the republicans win the house for the first time in 40 years. and democrats kind of said no, you never won. i mean, we're going to just fight you. it's really a pox on

through an impeachment and then we went through, you know, the republican revolution and we saw jim wright being driven out and foley be driven out and then we saw the republicans win the house the first time in 40 years and the democrats kind of said, no you never won. we're going to just fight you. it's really a pox on both houses and you are right about that guy that yelled at the president, you lie, and here's the ironic thing the next day put out a fund-raising letter to raise money. the system itself has been breaking down because of base politics. >>> and that was just part of a conversation with former vice president joe biden and ohio governor john kasich on how to deal with partisanship in the trump era hosted by the biden institute in the university of delaware. hear the entire event tonight at 8:00 eastern on cspan. the cspan bus is traveling across the country. we recently stopped in austin, texas, asking folks what's the most important issue in their state. >> in texas, the most important thing to me is -- and i was hoping that texas would get rid of unnecessary and burdensom

then we went through an impeachment and then through the republican revolution and we saw jim wright and foley driven out. then we saw the republicans get the house for the first time in 40 years and the democrats said you never one. we are going to fight you. it is really a pox on both houses. you are right about the gathering of the president "you , lie." the next day he put out a fundraising letter to make money on it. the system has an breaking down because of base politics. why did the democrats go out the window when health care? because if you don't stand behind obamacare bernie and the , boys will come and get you. and if you are republican and you try to cross the base of the republican party, they coming get you in the primary. the whole system is polarizing and we have a manifestation. -- of what has been happening time. long period of we are more divided. how do you fix it? i was chairman of the budget committee. one of the most partisan committees. but i got along with everybody, with the democrats on the committee. republicans would say let's come in for a couple of hou

we went through an impeachment, and then we went through the republican revolution, and we saw jim wright be driven out and foley be driven oun. then we saw the republicans win the house for the first time in 40 years. and the democrats kind of said no, you never won. we're just going to fight you. it's really a pox on both houses. and you are right about that guy that yelled at the president, you lie, and here's the ironic thing. the next day, he put out a fund-raising letter, raised money off of it. so the system itself has been breaking down because of base politics. >> that was part of a conversation with former vice president joe biden and ohio governor john kasich on how to deal with partisanship in the trump era, hosted by the biden institute at the university of delaware. see the entire event tonight, starting at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >>> the u.s. has presented canada and mexico ideas on how to rework nafta. dentons, which is an international law firm, hosted a conference for government and industry leaders about nafta negotiations and the potential policy implications of the on

saw how raucous and how they were, and we went through an the republican revolution, and we saw jim wright driven out and -- be driven out, and we saw the republicans win the house for the first time in 40 years, and the democrats said you one, we are not going to fight you. it is a fox on both houses, and you are right about that guy who yelled at the president you lie, and here is the ironic thing. he the next day he put out a fundraising letter to raise money off of it. the system itself has been breaking down because of base politics. go out theocrats window on health care? if you do not stand behind obamacare, bernie and the boys will come and get you. and if you are republican and you try to cross the base of the republican party, the coming get -- they come get you in the primary. the whole system is polarizing, and we have a manifestation of what has been happening over a period of time. therefore we are more divided. so how do you fix it. i was chairman of the budget committee, one of the most partisan committees. but i got along with everybody, i was the democrat on the committee

wright is still not happy. >> what do they need to win by 70? >> we'll see. "action news" continues. >> "high school huddle" next followed by jimightline." "action news" continues at 5:00 a.m. sphr cecily tynan, jamie apody, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, have a good night and a great weekend. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ are you fired up for friday football, upper dublin looking to keep their state title hopes alive. it's a do or die playoff edition of the "high school huddle" presented by grfc. i'm jeff skversky. millville and timber creek trying to keep the undefeated season alive. huddle kicks off in 60. we have an upset. >> you are

jim, at last check the weapon has not been recovered. the question is, who owns the gun, who does it belong to and how was it recovered? >> barbara wright looks at the basement of the home where the child was shot to death. police sources say two to four people were home at the time of the shooting but it's not clear if they were in the same room as the toddler when he lost his life. >> it appears to be the case of a firearm in the house found by kids and we have tragedy. >> the boy was rushed to einstein hospital by his father and uncle. he died a short time later. >> oh my god. god bless his soul. >> news spread fast. "action news" was there as family members were escorted away for questions. >> i played with this kid and my dog. cutest kid you ever want to see. it's not clear who the firearm belonged to or if it was legally purchased. cut down at two years old. sad. >> family members were taken in for questioning. no word on charges the weapon has not been recovered. > >> christie ileto, "action news." >> police are trying to figure out the conditions when four teens were shot. the gunfire erupted on the 1800 block of ring gold stree

wright foley, an american citizen of your country. >> today, the entire world is appalled by the brutal murder of jim foley by the terrorist group isil. >> the foley case really became the trigger, and all of a sudden, isis went from being an anonymous force on the ground far away to something that had a consequence here at home. >> i can announce that america will lead a broad coalition to roll back this terrorist threat. our objective is clear: we will degrade, and ultimately destroy, isil. >> smith: after trying for three years to keep america out of another mideast war, president obama entered the fight. america was back at war again. >> the perception at that point was that isis was a virtually unstoppable force. he felt compelled to act. >> smith: the president declared isis a threat to the region and to the u.s. >> we will hunt down terrorists who threaten our country, wherever they are. that means i will not hesitate to take action against isil in syria, as well as iraq. >> the president authorized air strikes not just in iraq, but actually in syria, which is something he had never wanted to do. and it's a huge expansion in s

wright, a d.c. firefighter who almost lost his life on the job is thankful to be alive and thankful to be with his family. >>> happy thanksgiving everybody. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm jim handly. >> i'm whether finishing up your dinner or getting ready to watch the football game or going shopping. it may be the holidays, but we're working for you. we begin live in tysons where jackie bensen is caught up in the shopping frenzy. it's not even black friday yet. >> reporter: that's right. a lot of people are home, finishing up the turkey dinner. they are getting ready to watch football tonight. but here it just looks like thursday. take a look at the video we shot a short time ago when the macy's store opened at 5:00 this afternoon. there were people already lined up to get inside. now, they are doing something a little different at tysons this year. we're told that the stores today are staggering their opening hours. so macy's opened at 5:00. there are some other stores in the mall opening at 6:00. thre and of course, some are not opening at all. that was an effort to sort of cut down on the type of crowd that we saw last year. it is a busy hectic day here. people checkin