>> i think jimmy carter is doing what jimmy carter does.e is a nice ex-president who has been trying to do so much good. he is worried about the fabric of our democracy. the recent elections if you showed up at many urban polling places it is not functioning like a well oiled machine as it should be. on the nsa thing, the hoping, all i can think about is the easter bunny. what is next? prancing? frolicking? >> i am a big frolicker. you can burn about 320 calories an hour if you frolic which is 30 calories more than prancing. >> i was pro prancing. >> but you used to skip a lot. >> yes! skipping is good exercise. >> very aerobic. >> where is this discussion going? >> ambassador, we talked about prancing, skipping and frolicking and where are you on all three of these? >> i am against jimmy carter. >> way to dodge the question. what about this -- his concern is over the nsa stuff. >>- q. i it is -- >> it is that and spending money on politics. he was an embarassment and he hasn't gotten any better with age. his comments make him entirely suit

what had an impact was when jimmy carter came into office. cecil and your became secretary of the interior and all the sudden they decided to implement policies that were seen as a war on the west. an attack on mining, ranching, forestry, the use of water, state sovereignty, you name it. and it was not a partisan issue and all because democratic governors like abbott of arizona, matheson of utah, colorado, the robo book called the west. praising people like jim what if -- then cecil andrus and jimmy carter were doing. and so there were those quickly itself identified. in fact in 1980 -- after he was here in washington getting ready for the transition after his election he sent a telegram back to salt lake city to our group of sagebrush rebels who were gathering there. i hope to have a peaceful solution to the sagebrush rebellion. in addition, reagan's best friend in the senate was the sagebrush rebels and had led the charge on doing legislation, drafting and introducing legislation to address the sagebrush rebellion issues. so the environment

or keep us safe because of jimmy carter, i used to be a democrat, i became a republican thanks to jimmyin the interview with the former president bush also had this exchange involving the ailing president of south africa nelson mandela. >> sometimes there are leaders who come and go. he -- his legacy will last for a long time. >> he is, i think, really an inspiration to people around the world. and to a lot of americans a figure we watched from afar from the united states and i have a lot of respect, of course. >> he criticized you publicly about the iraq war. >> yeah, he wasn't the only one. it's okay. i didn't look at him any differently because he didn't agree with me on an issue. >> don't want to criticize the obama administration, is that something that you've really made a decision. >> i don't think it does any good. it's a hard job. he's got plenty on his agenda and it's difficult. and former president doesn't need to make it harder. >> because in the polls, you're now sort of -- >> i could care less. >> you don't care? >> no. >> whether people think you're favorable or unfavorab

my home state were opposed to winters in jimmy carter were doing. quickly he identified himself and then to be ready for the transition he sent a telegram back to new york city. and i hope to have a peaceful solution to the "sagebrush rebel" and reagan's best friend, friend, paul, led the charge to introduce legislation. so they said how to read deal with this? moreover throughout the campaign reagan did he had done in california with his radio address ising continue to do with his campaign to [inaudible] on energy and environmental interest how we have to develop our resources in have to work her way basing for the american people. if you ever have any hope dealing with our problems but carter on the other hand, says we cannot grow our way out of this. jimmy carter says back in the 1980's were by the 1990's we will have run out of natural gas. reagan did not think that was right at all and he made it very clear during his campaign. so when the environmentalist say we have no idea what ronald reagan stood for what he believed or we did not oppose hi

and one night, he got a crack at president jimmy carter. >> i pickpocketed a team of secret service agents. took their credentials, and the itinerary where they're taking carter to and the keys to the motorcade.

jimmy carter said in the 1980s by 1990 we will have run out of natural gas. ronald reagan didn't think that was right at all and made it clear during his campaign. when environmentalists say we had no idea what ronald reagan stood for, what he believed or wanted to do or moreover we didn't oppose him at the time, we only oppose him beginning in 1981, a total fiction. they opposed him in '79 and in 1980 and in 1981 before he was sworn in and continued to attack him. the second why environmentalists tell about ronald reagan and the administration is that ronald reagan may have had a successful administrative presidency, change the budget, change personnel, issued new regulations but it was only an administrative presidency. had an unsuccessful legislative presidency because he was in conflict with the broad bipartisan consensus regarding environmental issues. i am quoting largely because they speak frequently of the environmental consensus on environmental issues. sure enough there had been an environmental juggernaut in the 60s sense of thes if you look at the

jimmy carter's aides say he has no immediate plans to go to north korea, but that language could be a. carter has been known to appear in north korea on his own missions with little notification. and the case of this american being held might just prompt him to make that trip. he says he faces eight hours a day of farm labor. in a rekrcent interview, kennet bay, an american citizen being held in a north korean labor camp, choked up when he talked about missing his father's 70th birthday. >> translator: my hope still is that north korea will forgive and the u.s. will try harder to get me out speedily. i'm asking for their help. i am an only son. my father. i really hope to go congratulate him on his birthday. >> reporter: i spoke to bae's sister terry chung who says she's received letters from him in recent days. what did he say about his condition and where he's being held? >> he didn't say where he's being held, but he's concerned, and of course ours as well is that his health is deteriorating. he has some health problems, including diabetes, an enlarged heart. >> reporter: kenneth b

i voted for bush. >> right. >> and jimmy carter used to be the worst president ever.to republican events and they're talking about the good old days of bill clinton. >> yes, they are. >> never thought you would see it. >> talk about vertigo. >> nancy gibbs, i think you've made the best point in terms of you can't pick the best on the economy because sometimes it takes so many years. is there a president that stands out to you as -- in terms of strength and would you agree it's bill clinton which it seems the table does? >> i think bit both clinton -- with clinton hard to say how much was his strategic vision on the economy and how much was a peace dividend, the explosion of the information economy, and of a real transformation -- >> can say i this too, since i was there, republicans also pulling him away from the worst instincts of his own democratic party, that drove limb too far left in '93 and '94. >> at that point with both clinton and reagan is while they placed their big bets they were willing to compromise. reagan passes the biggest tax cut and then passes one

>> solitary confinement for about a month and beat up a couple of times it jimmy carter was elected and overnight you could see how the borders had come down and i almost got pneumonia after 48 hours it took me to the hospital in the prison and is the best in the worst of humanity. and they still do have friends from prison but in my case a couple of beatings and solitary confinement and the rest of their life -- and arrested my wife. bedded is what the regime engaged in afterwards which was massive what they were engaged with before we came in. remember they had a terrible guerrilla prague -- problem. >>host: how will they do get to know them well as their with you? >> some of them i got to go fairly well. i used to spend an hour a day with them. and spending time that was to be the next leader after ayatollah khomeini. but those of have been critical but he speak out and was put in prison for the rest of his life. courageous with 20th-century politics it within one breath to be a leader but said they cannot watch people being tortured. i got to know them a little bit but that he revie

were campaigning hard for every vote. >> in october 1980 john hinckley gets within arm's reach of jimmy carter event in dayton, ohio. >> one week later hinckley is in nashville, tennessee, still stalking carter. when hinckley leaves, airport police find several guns in his luggage. >> he was arrested. never fingerprinted and photographed for carrying a weapon and the information was never sent to the secret service. >> they took the weapons. he paid a fine. that was the end of that. >> within days hinckley is in dallas where his sister lives shopping for more guns at rocky's pawn shop. he buys two revolvers for $98, including the one he will use to shoot president reagan. >> he purchased it legally at the time. caliber .22. it's a light weight snub-nosed handgun. >> had he actually gone to firing ranges. he had been trained, or given himself training. >> john hinkley took a lot of target practice. he took a lot of target practice. >> he never shot at moving targets. when jerry is moving that president towards the open limousine door. >> on december 8th, 1980 john hinckley's fragile world begin

jimmy carter the administration, the same failed policies of spending and taxation. it produced the same economic stagnation. the biggest problem of the economic stagnation of the obama agenda is that the people who hurt the most are the most vulnerable. most by e who are hurt the obama economy are young people, hispanic, moms, -americans, single we need to get economic growth back so that people who are the gling to climb american -- the economic ladder can have a fair and full to achieve the american dream. spoke entree nt von martin. he suggested that if trayvon white, it would have been different. both the act and the aftermath. have a teenager ho loses his life, that's a tragic event. number two, i think the entire roceeding had some unfortunate elements to it. there were some in the political tried to take a ragic encounter between george zimmerman, an hispanic man defending his neighborhood and and turn it into a racially polarized battle. that's unfortunate. that's corrosive to the political discourse. trial. case, we had a a trial that was decided by a jury

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i heard jimmy carter getting bashed by a lot of bloggers on the left. jimmy carter is right.nd we said it at the beginning of the trial. even though we were so angry at zimmerman, the law is the law is the law. and you have to follow the law. and that's exactly what the jurors did. jimmy carter said it, and he was right. >> he was right. the construct of the law literally left the jurors handcuffed in terms of decision making. they had no option. listening to the judge's charge to the jury, they had no option. you heard that juror say she would have liked to have voted for manslaughter but couldn't do it. >> i'll tell you this though, mi mika. i hope that after what george zimmerman did, racially profiling a guy, a teenager carrying nothing but skittles and profiling because he was black, chasing through a neighborhood, calling a dispatcher, the dispatcher saying back off, i think all of these things add up to a massive gap in the law where a u guy like this does get away with, i think, murder. other people, manslaughter, whatever up to call it. there needs to be new laws pas

one night he even got a crack at president jimmy carter. >> i pick pocketed the secret service agentshey took carter to, and the keys to the motorcade. >> reporter: after that, he turned into brain games. all of them were hungry for diversion. >> if you look at your fingers, back and forth, you're doing an eye movement. but you're actually imagining, you are actually blind when you look between your two fingers and your mind is filling the space, and only uses the front portion. that moves very fast, the other one, when you did this motion is called a smooth pursuit. like hunting. you track and use more parts of your brain. >> reporter: he knows that when a human mind concentrates on movement it misses even aggressive stimulus like somebody unclasping your watch. take another look, the magic is just an excuse to touch the mark. a less normal pick pocket would probably snatch it, or use the revolving door the grab your wallet, or reach into your purse on a crowded bus. i carry my wallet here, i don't know, is that more vulnerable than if i put it somewhere else? >> the different pocket

reasonable people, would say we got rid of the jimmy carter/barack obama flu, got business friendly president, pass this legislation, cut taxes against the wealthy, slashed regulation, slashed social programs, the economy is going up, cause and defect. things are coming back just like ronald reagan, bringing things back. progressive ideas would have been discredited for a generation. whatever frustrations progressives have right now they should look at the glass half full and see that the country dodged a bullet last year and but ryan plan went from being something that was a serious possibility to being a fantasy, revealing obamacare which they did 31 times, they could repeal it another 131 times and wouldn't make a bit of difference, the president has the veto until 2017, the demographics of the country continue to move in a progressive direction. so are these obstruction issues, there are these problems president himself has in getting his agenda through and being as he effective as his supporters would like him to be and we will talk about these, but something pretty big happened and i ju

. >>> a trip to north korea by jimmy carter on monday the white house said he was embarking on a private trip but the carter aides say he does not have any intention to go to north korea. >>> summer kind of disappeared in a few spots. >> what happened? >> the amazing heat wave and cooled off. yesterday the big weather story continues at this hour, moving through the state of hawaii, tropical storm flossie moved through, some pretty large waves, squally weather with winds up to 50 miles per hour but overall was not a big deal impact event on the hawaiian islands. it's still moving through, the big red blob, thunderstorms south of the big island and the radar shows some of that rain but overall it's a non-event for many areas of hawaii. yesterday there were water rescues in wichita, kansas, heavy rain moved through and the rainfall totals for the month of july we've been drenched in wichita and oklahoma city and tulsa. there's only one or two in the last three summers so it's been a change of a summer season. everywhere in red shows where it was 90 degrees yesterday, not many spots were th

. >>> former president jimmy carter is planning a return trip to north korea. he said he'll try to win the release of kenneth bae. the north says he was taking part in activities the overthrow the government. he helped in another release in 2010. >>> coming up on your morning new, millions gather for mass on the pope's last day in brazil. >>> and caught on tape. a car gets caught in a landslide in china. ite ales part ofning news." ther there triggered by heavy rain. this is the "cbs morning news." y with an irregular heartbeat. the usual, bob? not today. [ male announcer ] bob has afib: atrial fibrillation not caused by a heart valve problem, a condition that puts him at greater risk for a stroke. [ gps ] turn left. i don't think so. [ male announcer ] for years, bob took warfarin, and made a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but not anymore. bob's doctor recommended a different option: once-a-day xarelto®. xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem, that doe

this past week, jimmy carter took part in the discussion regarding the isreali- palestinian conference. isreali-palestinian officials average an agreement for resuming peace talks. a group of world leaders have been brought together by the former south african president nelson mandela to work on peace and human rights. this is just under an hour. >> good afternoon. thank you all for coming. we are honored to have with us so many distinguished members of the club, even though the elders club has been formed six years ago by president mandela of south africa, this is the first public event for the club and we are very honored it takes place in washington. of course, we have with us president carter. i do not need to go through the introduction. and the u.n. envoy to syria. president ahtisaari is also -- [laughter] the 2 -- the focus for this meeting is the palace dan conflict. this event could not have been more opportune given the announcement friday the delegation is visiting washington at the start of this planned engagement. members will explore how they can be helpful. from washingt

could well bring bring about the drastic change you know george you brought up democracy charles jimmy carter just recently said that the united states no longer has a functioning democracy how do you reflect upon that statement i don't want to get cold but it depends on how you define democracy and i think he's thinking about it being a mine in america with money and money in lobbying i think that's really what he's getting at you can buy elections pretty easily if you have enough money sure so what do you think about that in u. . yeah i think that the united states was founded on excellent principles that it can return to given enough of a paradigm shift we have the foundation for it but i certainly agree that people think only in terms of their own generation and that's the entire problem we're not thinking in terms of future generations of sustainability and we have a culture of consumption where that's rewarded so if you look at the even you know nonproliferation seemingly good industry makes a lot of money off of nonproliferation and the you know the u.s. is one of the if not the most i

this afternoon, former president jimmy carter at the carnegie institute. israeli and palestinian officials reached a tentative agreement for peace talks. that is live and about 30 minutes at 5:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. the house is coming back again in a minute or two to work on six bills, including dealing with blevins sharing and weapons of mass destruction. -- information sharing and weapons of mass destruction. house, an for the update on the rules committee scheduled to meet in about half an hour at 5:00 p.m. eastern to decide how to handle an amendment to the pentagon spending bill. at issue are a number of controversial amendments that two leaders to not want to see come to the floor. they are related to phone records and internet data, and another treasure -- another measure about syrian opposition forces. for thee're waiting house to come in, looking at 6 bills this afternoon. >> again, we're waiting for live coverage of the house. at the white house, president obama this week begins a two- month series of speeches across the country focusing on

even jimmy carter has the greatest of respect for george hr h.w. bush. >> carter is a guy that doesn't play the game either. he is, as jon meacham says, the last gentleman it seems. >> that's absolutely correct, joe. i don't think any of us will ever meet a more modest man who has done more incredible things with his life and during his life and while he is a republican and was elected president as a republican, his larger commitment clearly is to the country. it always has been. and anyone would be struck by the man's modesty. i think i've told you this before, but a couple of years ago, i was up in kennebunkport sitting on the seawall yowl side of the home where he has spent and asked him how many summers have you spent in this house, mr. president, he indicated he had spent every summer of his life he told me in that house, with the exception of one when i was away, not fighting world war ii, not getting shot out of the sky over tokyo bay, when i was away. that's the man's intrinsic modesty he brought to his life, that he brought to his service,

jimmy carter said that, but that's a nice statement. people have let her hang out there.. i've never seen a reaction by corporations. i mean, her food has killed more people than al-qaeda. she's the food jihad. that should be the issue before all of this. have you ever seen someone lose this many--i keep wondering is there more we don't know about than people are coming forward coming forward privately saying we're going to go public and then told target, sears, walmart, hey there are a lot more people out there and you just don't know it yet we're out of here. >> stephanie: you write dean's assertion that she only used the word once in her life, and in her deposition it says she has used it more in the past. >> yeah, you're going to use that despicable hateful word about black people, it's--it could be one time ever in anger but i don't think so. and in her deposition, if you read in the pleadings that i saw online she said, of course i used it, for example when? she didn't say this was the only time in my life. then to go on the "today" show. i think part of this is a h

regurgitated talking points shedding some sanity on the issue by late few weeks ago former president jimmy carter told c.n.n. that while snowden didn't break the law a real crime here is the actions of the n.s.a. . i think the invasion of human. rights in american privacy has gone to fall and i think that the secrecy that has been surrounding this invasion of privacy has been excessive so i think the bringing of it to the public notice has probably been in a long term beneficial. well thankfully we have one american president who believes that the government agency has a fish really overstepped its bounds that it's not the current one that's not all. carter went one step further during a closed door conference in atlanta not only ended he reaffirm the n.s.a. spying practices are damaging the principles that this country was founded on but he went on to say that america does not have a functioning democracy at this point in time wow former president issuing an important warning for us all and he would know he's been in a position he's seen where it's gone insane overreach in a post nine eleven wor

regurgitated talking points shedding some sanity on the issue by late few weeks ago former president jimmy carter told c.n.n. that while snowden didn't break the law a real crime here is the actions of the n.s.a. . i think the invasion of human.

regurgitated talking points shedding some sanity on the issue by late few weeks ago former president jimmy carter told c.n.n. that while snowden didn't break the law.

regurgitated talking points shedding some sanity on the issue finally few weeks ago former president jimmy carter told c.n.n. that while snowden didn't break the law a real crime here is the actions of the n.s.a. . i think the invasion of human. rights in american privacy has gone to fall and i think that the secrecy aid that has been surrounding this invasion of privacy has been excessive so i think the bringing of it to the public notice has probably been in a long term beneficial. well thankfully we have one american president who believes that the government agency has a fish really overstepped its bounds but it's not the current one that's not all carter went one step further in a closed door conference in atlanta not only entity reaffirm the n.s.a. spying practices are damaging the principles that this country was founded on but he went on to say that america does not have a functioning democracy at this point in time wow former president issuing an important warning for us all and he would know he's been in a position he's seen where it's gone insane overreach in a post nine eleven world y

of our military around the world that the only president who didn't start his own conflict was jimmy carter and that was more than thirty years ago and today he's distinguish himself from both bush and obama calling snowden's leaks beneficial. but carter was tossed out of the white house after only one term and the presidents who came later learned this lesson and now here they both are two term presidents bush the man who created the surveillance machine and obama the man who innovated it both shaped not by their political ideology but by their time in the white house taking the reins of the american superpower and doing everything it takes from war to mass surveillance to hold on in a world that's becoming more and more hostile to superpowers and was. james komi is one step closer to clinching the title of f.b.i. director but before he does president obama's pick to replace robert mueller has a few major hurdles to overcome according to the hill newspaper the senate judiciary committee will hold a confirmation hearing next week for comi but don't expect him to go through that process the

our military around the world in fact the only president who didn't start his own conflict was jimmy carter and that was more than thirty years ago carter also tried to ban extrajudicial assassinations and today he's distinguish himself from both bush and obama calling snowden's leaks beneficial but carter was tossed out of the white house after only one term and the presidents who came later learned this lesson and now here they both are two term presidents bush the man who created the surveillance machine and obama the man who innovated it both shaped not by their political ideology but by their time in the white house taking the reins of the american superpower and doing everything it takes from war to mass surveillance to hold on in a world that's becoming more and more hostile to superpowers in washington same sex artsy. well twenty four hours dell less than twenty four to go on egypt's military time anyway before the army steps in and quells unrest that has spread throughout the country as of late however president mohamed morsi for jech to that ultimatum meanwhile the protests contin

. >> after the election of jimmy carter.lexander young and he went to dc and came back home with the bacon. that's what you do. >> is that what you do, elle? >> they waited for uncle sugar to come and rescue him. >> there is a tax base that left. >> why did they leave? >> they are gone now is the point, right. we talk about yups, we are not only talking about private but public unions. police and fire and a lot of people don't want to cut services, to. nwhether or not we will invest in public services. >> i hear the word spin. the city is in a police and its population is afl what it was in the 50s. >> the crime went up after the riots and they never recovered and people saying we not live here, it is not save. they are not the unions that bank lupted. i grew up in the familiar fam of the officers. and these union us are not yank rupting the city. >> we can maybe we should set it. >> i will make a call to the criminalist of canada to so if he is interest #, i will ask why the president is injecting himself in the zimmerman m

regurgitated talking points shedding some sanity on the issue finally few weeks ago former president jimmy carter told c.n.n. that while snowden didn't break the law a real crime here is the actions of the n.s.a. . i think the invasion of human. rights in american privacy has gone to fall and i think that the secrecy that has been surrounding this invasion of privacy has been excessive.

and later former president jimmy carter speaks to the carnegie endowment in washington, d.c. about the israeli/pal stun yang conflict -- palestinian conflict and middle east security. >> house armed

former president jimmy carter talks about the potential for peace talks between israel and palestine. and look of the key events that led to the cease between north and south korea. >> this is a website. it is a history of popular culture. it is a collection of stories on the history of popular culture. culture is quite more than that. what i have been trying to do with the site is go inside more detail with how popular culture and sports ands other arenas. it is not just about pop culture. what we have of the site is about popular music, sports biographies, history of media entities. there are a range of things. when i formulated the site, i cast a wide net to see what would work. >> more with pop history founder and publisher jack doyle sunday at 8:00 on q and a. on tuesdaye returns for general speeches. legislative work. on the agenda is a bill to fund transportation and housing programs next year. lawmakers will take up a compromise ability to the doubling of student loan interest rates. it was approved of by the senate 81-18.esday by a vote of the senate returns on monday and wil

basically at the mercy of the united states and in funding omar i mean is this all these really jimmy carter years go ahead omar here's the thing here's the thing you have all these parties involved in what's happening but let's be clear about what is actually happening what is happening is israel is refusing to end the occupation of the palestinian territories but building more and more illegal settlements and the only party that is in any position to influence and pressure israel meaningfully is the united states so even though other countries are involved in the diplomatic process somehow they're not really in a position to influence the outcome because the one thing that is keeping any kind of legitimate peace process from moving forward is israeli intransigence and the only party that can shake israel office and intransigence is the united states trade let me ask you a question do you think if these negotiations don't work out you're going to end up with a one state solution because that's where it's going where you're asking me the question i don't think it's in israel's interest to ha

basically at the mercy of the united states and in funding omar i mean is this all these really jimmy carter years go ahead omar here's the thing here's the thing you have all these parties involved in what's happening but let's be clear about what is actually happening what is happening is israel is refusing to end the occupation of the palestinian territories but building more and more illegal settlements and the only party that is in any position to influence and pressure israel meaningfully is the united states so even though other countries are involved in the diplomatic process somehow they're not really in a position to influence the outcome because the one thing that is keeping any kind of legitimate peace process from moving forward is israeli intransigence and the only party that can shake israel office and intransigence is the united states trade let me ask you a question do you think if these negotiations don't work out you're going to end up with a one state solution is that's where it's going where you're asking me the question i don't think it's in israel's interest to have a

. >> after the election of jimmy carter.lexander young and he went to dc and came back home with the bacon. that's what you do. >> is that what you do, elle? >> they waited for uncle sugar to come and rescue him. >> there is a tax base that left. >> why did they leave? >> they are gone now is the point, right. we talk about yups, we are not only talking about private but public unions. police and fire and a lot of people don't want to cut services, to. nwhether or not we will invest in public services. >> i hear the word spin. the city is in a police and its population is afl what it was in the 50s. >> the crime went up after the riots and they never recovered and people saying we not live here, it is not save. they are not the unions that bank lupted. i grew up in the familiar fam of the and these union us are not rupting the city. >> we can maybe we should set it. >> i will make a call to the criminalist of canada to so if he is interest #, i will ask why the president is injecting himself in the zimmerman martin case, >>

is less than and the treaty has lasted that's what we're missing in leadership so whether it's jimmy carter you know with the camp david accords or ronald reagan with mikhail gorbachev you need a leader in the room that gets it understands it brings both sides in and gets the deal done would you respond to that i think that i agree with michael but i think that you know look it's not a video game it's not a simple. is all that and i think that we think that to some extent that really underestimates the extent to which a lot of the president's domestic opponents are really still connected around this issue of defeating his agenda. and i can't be against the moment absolutely absolutely i do believe that an area that moves right into that area in which your father supported. obama supports george w. bush said that we've got to pass an immigration bill the other days of the immigration system is broken you predicted a comprehensive bill will pass don't you think we need immigration reform i think everybody agrees immigration reform is what immigration reform you were in fact are in fact talkin