the last four decades including positions as senior adviser to the presidential campaigns of al gore and john kerry he's presently director of the jesse m. institute of politics at the university of southern california i spoke with him earlier about the prospects of testing a government spending bill doc and his opinion of the current congressional leaders in the democratic party hears that interview watch. ok robert what do you make of the latest stopgap measure funding the government to foot worry eighth well it's it's ridiculous it was the only thing they could get done because the president seems incapable of just sitting down and making a deal i mean he held that meaning at the white house he said you came up with a deal lindsey graham and dick durbin came up with a deal on daca funding some of the border wall came back to him and obviously he talked to other advisers like steven miller and he just turned it down so it's not clear how you get a permanent deal and larry this is going to get more more critical because we're going to bump up against the debt limit in february and if we ever

of channels but about them could only give you hindu like you would john would have been someone a president the anchors like donna gore of star want frequently put out incendiary and sometimes completely false information on that and they're not the only ones doing that in the indian media is this is the time puerto aventuras ok so what chakrabarti was describing is a very real issue on the indian airwaves and she paid a price for that yes she did her job senior editor. stuff india today met to discuss the tweet and she says a week later she go call from h.r. thinks you have three options to leave the tweet resign or face being fired saying she refused to be censored she chose the latter and the company house of the trucker bazzi broke their rules on editorial conduct ok thanks to our sometimes a date on the calendar can become synonymous with an event a founding moment for a new media narrative september eleventh two thousand and one is an example of that for turks there's july fifteenth two thousand and sixteen when a failed coup attempt left hundreds dead and thousands injured now such states tend to come with a re

and john was very courageous for years and years years years ando growers wouldn't talk to them and wouldn't negotiate and any gore that agreed to pay the penny more a pound that the coalition was working for, anything that agreed do that would get fined $100,000, and john kind of bucks the tide and reached a deal with the coalition and really his agreement, his courage in reaching a deal, has really broken the dam and got things flowing and it's really made a huge difference down there. so, let me start with the question for greg. you were involved in the founding of the coalition. tell us why and how the coalition was founded. >> well, start with the why. you heard from susan the conditions that existed in the past and continue to exist frankly outside of the program and agriculture. i think what's the saying, life is solitary, poor, and nasty, brutish and harsh? it was outside of society. when we were first there late '80s, early '89's. a doing-eat-dog world where you would see people getting beaten in the central parking lot after getting checks because they complained about at the fact the check wasn't as muc

folks like al gore, who is not a scientist, claim otherwise. i disagree with him. let's have a debate. johnlifornia, independent. iller: i am calling because disagree with what you just said two seconds ago. climate control and all that stuff, are you a scientist, out of curiosity? guest: i am not. are you? caller: you should read some of the science stuff. i happen to be a scientist from caltech over 20 years. what you are saying, it is real, i'm afraid. i have read a lot of paper, , abe thousands of scientists couple thousand against 100,000. i agree the world is not going to end. host: mr. quarles camp, let's let the desk mr. huelskamp, let's let the color finish. then i will let you respond. caller: the world is not going to end. it is going to get progressively worse. global warming, there was a report from caltech that shows that changes happen because -- anyway -- host: congressman. guest: i had a little noisy background. i could not follow his whole argument. he believed al gore is right and i am wrong. that is his opinion. the thing about scientists and what i saw in the previous m

[applause] >> and the acting attorney general for civil rights, john gore. [applaus [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, at this time i ask that you please rise for the presentation of the colors by the joint armed forces color guard of the military district of washington. and the singing of the national anth anthem-- [inaudible] [inaudible] ♪ oh say can you see by the dawn's earlier light, what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ and the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪