brian: major john glenn was a test pilot. he had not gone to space. how have we done since 1957?ichio: i think nasa became the agency to nowhere. it's fun wheels, went around the planet earth, the space station was supposed to be the gateway for mars and their planets and that became a big turkey in outer space. i think we have been spinning wheels for 50 years. but last month, last month there was this excitement, this electricity when the rocket blasted off because that was the moon rocket, the first moon rocket in 50 years, the blast off from cape canaveral. guess who paid for? our taxpayer money? , elon musk paid for a moon rocket and gave it to the american people for free. this is unheard of, i were 10 years ago, if you were to say that a private individual would create his own personal moon rocket and give it to the people of the world, people would think you were nuts. it actually happened. we are in a new ballgame now. and you ballgame where prices have been dropping dramatically, where the movie the martian cost $100 million but to go to mars only costs $70 million. so

brian: major john glenn was a test pilot. he had not gone to space.n your opinion, how had we done since then? michio: i think nasa became the agency to nowhere. it just spun wheels, went around planet earth. the space station was supposed to be the gateway for mars and the planets. that became a big turkey in outer space. i think we have been basically spinning wheels for 50 years. last month, there was this excitement when the falcon heavy rocket blasted off because that was a moon rocket. the first moon rocket in 50 years to blast off from cape canaveral. guess who paid for it, our taxpayers? no. a private individual, elon musk. paid for a moon rocket and gave it to the american people for free. this is not heard of. five years ago if you were to say that a private individual would create his own personal moon rocket and give it to the people of the world, people would think you were nuts. but it actually happened. we are in a new ballgame now. a new ballgame where prices have been dropping genetically, the movie the martian cost 100 million. to go

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we talk about this in the end of july shortly after the democratic convention now john glenn in the cia chief has this realization there something big going on it basically puts together a swat team of the nsa and cia to figure out what's going on and about the same time is when the counterintelligence investigation is kicking off. this is after the visit of inactivity for example the top leadership didn't know for the longest time they are the victims and according to your reporting the fbi and the contact thatheycontact them to g very peculiar. >> they go to this low-level it guy, call the help desk. [laughter] it gets referred to an outside contractor who is the guy you call when you're havin: you're r e-mail system to get restored or something. >> did you figure out why they did that? >> from their perspective they have a lot of people to have to notify. this didn't leave out as the biggest one on their to-do list. >> and the perspective from 2008. it didn't leap to the top of the to do list but also the communications were rather pathetic as well. nobody informs and thi if this s o

i'm john glenn, and come here with disappointment and sorrow we are following a win-lose paradigm. some are getting wealthy of cannabis and the least among us are left behind. we have the localities are given the ability to set up compassion programs and we are being deficient in not doing so. a lot of this money that could go towards rehab, towards people who were victims of toxic chemicals who lion the streets and helping out the poorest and least among us. it's a shame we are following a win-lose paradigm instead of the lead and it's an embarrassment. shanghai is our sister city, i'm ashamed and disappointed, some of the sickest and least wealthy among us are left behind. so, let's follow a win-win paradigm in san francisco. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. >> good evening, supervisors. tony robless with senior and disability action. we urge you to oppose senate bill to make it easier to conserve homeless people with mental disabilities in san francisco and l.a., sp1045 because it expands voluntary care in restrictive and combined environment beyond what is allowed in

john glenn, what is the number on that? >> up pretty significantly. session. now 1.4% despite the president's claims regarding the post office. now 400 on the dow. "your world with neil cavuto" is coming up on the americas choice for news and cable, this is fox news channel. >> neil: all right, what it gives away, and taketh back. i am neil cavuto, this is "your world," go figure. what we lost, we gained back today. the same angst about the president butting in on commerce when it comes to amazon. though she is coming back today. the dow also coming back today even though the same trade war fears are out there. as the chinese upped the ante, we will get into that a lot more later on. in the meantime, i want you to listen to the president of the united states. >> i told mexico very strongly, you are going to have to do something about these caravans that are coming. and i just n

. >> they did this for john glenn who was in the journalist for 27 years and it follows her career and it shows what goes into running these stories and the diligence and the sourcing and the mechanics of how the story comes together and it shows this is not, you know, us just picking a random phone call or trusting a source that we shouldn't be trusting. >> .. show people how journalism is made, the more i think we build trust in it. as the new york times is done promos showing people on a shaky boat in the photographer has the refugee. a kind of glamorous escape. it is a true aspects but i think walking through people and explaining and one thing -- acrylic everywhere i go and speak about trust in meter there will be very smart people in the audience are just journalists who have really strange ideas about what we do. always say to me, happy new year's anonymous sources, you don't even know those people are? like someone is calling me over the receiver saying i have a hot tip for you and i am writing it down like a monkey and putting it in! they do not understand, that is not how it

hims a rhodes, i worked for , michael the line, and john glenn. here comes mr.rump, who is from new york, the boroughs, and represents a holy thought. -- a whole new thought. he takes us to the days of calvin coolidge, which is business is the american way. american business is business. i think the voters have put mr. trump and because it's an economic boon. it has nothing to do with the parties. --i thomas jefferson said, it's like thomas jefferson said, "parties divide the people." senators are just jealous as hell. host: comments on the facebook page with a lot of you weighing in on facebook.com/c-span,' . fromays, "the party going primarily neocon run to populist nationalist. wake me up when the dnc schism ends." jack dunn says, "get the pro-fake more monsters and republican party. elect all anti-fake more candidates, even democrats independence." "get on the trump train or get off." michael says, it's always been trump's party and now they are no longer hiding how hateful they are. noel is joining us. welcome to the conversation. caller: that's correct. th

juan: glenn, john bolton clearly does not need a senate confirmation for his post, but there is a senate confirmation hearing this week regarding mike cia director from to secretary of state. your sense of the impact of the pompeo nomination in terms of foreign-policy, specifically in terms of the middle east? >> well, mike pompeo is pretty much and long has been a standard, traditional house republican under the -- during the obama years. marco rubio and other republican spent years claiming that obama was weak on putin, it's -- insufficiently lecherous stick when it came to confronting what calledlike marco rubi mike pomo jot is him. when he went to the cia, he became a truck loyalist but also a militarist. he was saying things like russia is a great enemy of the united states. wikileaks is an arm of the russian government and we need to crush it. there is this really bizarre reality and washington, which on the one hand everybody keeps aaiming that trump is really puppet of the kremlin, that he takes orders from vladimir putin. on the other hand, he is surrounded by people who are veh

juan: glenn, john bolton clearly does not need a senate confirmation for his post, but there is a senate confirmation hearing this week regarding mike cia director from to secretary of state. your sense of the impact of the pompeo nomination in terms of foreign-policy, specifically in terms of the middle east? >> well, mike pompeo is pretty much and long has been a standard, traditional house republican under the -- during the obama a years. marco rubio and other rerepublin spspent years claimiming that oa s weak on putin, it's -- insufficiciently lecheherous stk whwhen it came to confrontntingt callede like mamarco rubi mikeo jot is him. when he went to the cia, he became a truck loyalist but also a militarist. he was saying things like russia is a great enemy of the united states. wikileaks is an arm of the russian government and we need to crush it. there is this really bizarre reality and washington, which on the one hand everybody keeps aaiming that trump is really puppet of the kremlin, that he takes orders from vladimir putin. on the other hand, he is surrounded by people who are

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john garamendi will join us to talk about the u.s. military action against syria amid increased tensions with russia. pennsylvania republican congressman glenn thompson will talk about the farm bill and proposed changes to the snap program. chris edwards of the cato institute will discuss tech policy. be sure to watch washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. sunday, a look back to the of 1968us year focuses on women's rights, that women's liberation movement, which challenged long-held discussions about american womanhood, transforming society. joining us to talk about women's rights in 1968, our deborah spahr, former college president, and author of wonder women, sex, power, and the quest for perfection. she is also the author of the upcoming book fix matters. how modern feminism lost touch with science, love, and common sense. watch 1968, america in turmoil, amen's rights sunday at 8:30 eastern on c-span's washington journal and american history tv on c-span3. >> the trump administration recently imposed new tariffs on steel and aluminum. next, a look at the potential impact of that decision with internat