off an formersic reitary of state gets criticized by a former one but that happened recently to john kerry done is unseemly and unpres tented. this is a former secretary of state engaged with the world's largest state sponsor of terror. >> what secretary kerry did was hurtful to america. >> i sat to talk with the former secretariet of state. "every day is extra"tracing his path from diplomat son, tour, and secretary of state. i've been reading your book while watch thing kavanaugh process play itself out. you said i wondered why some of my call oogs even wanted to be there if they couldn't vote the way their hearts and minds told them. is that what we witnessed in the friday vote and saturday? >> well, it's possible. i mean i'm not inside the minds of some of those folks but they are drilled into a corner by the ideological orthodox and people are worried about threats of primary and i think it's unfortunate. it's not totally new but the intensity of the these days is very different and dangerous. >> very different from the senate in which you served. it looked like one vinyl, joe manchion

back with us, former senator, former secretary of state john kerry. and mr. secretary, you are in a position to answer this. what are they saying about us overseas? >> well, there's a gallup poll that just came out the other day that shows that there's only a 30% approval among foreign leaders, et cetera, for the current relationship with the president or how he's doing overseas. it's the lowest rating of any president in modern times. and i think rather than have me qualify it let that make its own statement together with the laughter at the united nations. i'm unaware that there are actually talks taking place. maybe there are with iran. i don't know about that. but i think that europe, the nato folks, many countries are rushing in where there's a vacuum and you can see that. president xi and president putin are pushing very hard the narrative that the united states is in decline, that the liberal order of the west is in decline. i think there are many ways in which we could strengthen ourselves and do better here. but it's clear that leaders are confounded

i think john kerry is going to run. >> stephen: john kerry?l run. >> stephen: he ran against adley stevenson. ( laughter ) >> he did. almost beat him. >> i could live with it, for sure. i love kamala harris, speaking at my event in november. >> stephen: even if you have a sitle president, there's someone who challenges the incumbent president, if only they kind of give the president a workout during the primary season, keep him in the news cycle. do you think there is anyone who will step up and challenge president trump in 2020? >> i think so. but i will say it again i don't think they will have to step up to challenge donald trump because i don't think donald trump is going to run for reelection. he didn't want to be elected for president, he didn't think he was going to be elected or even get the republican nomination. he's going to cash out. >> stephen: i think that would be a smart thing for him to do. >> no, i'm dead serious -- >> stephen: i would be. i tell you why i don't want it to happen is because i think it's important that the vot

street. >> john kerry was in the navy.eave it at that. >> how were you treated when you got back in vietnam. >> not very good. i try to get a job and they asked me what machines i knew how to run and i told him a machine gun and they laughed. if you really want to know my honest opinion. >> this is opinion done right. we want your opinion. >> i'm a minority but i'm america first. i was born in texas, my grandmother was born in texas and her mother was born in texas. we were probably in texas before texas was the united states. >> what you think the military would be like under commander-in-chief like hillary clinton. [inaudible] >> if you're at the bar your opinion doesn' isn't worth a damn. >> but if opinion is done right maybe it is. >> on fox nation.com. [applause] >> god god bless ruben. he was a great guy. let's talk to some other vets as well. >> we had the pleasure to talk to some vets yesterday and i get a chance to go across the country and meet great guys and gals and i always ask why do you put on the uniform an

street. >> john kerry was in the navy.ve it at that. >> how were you treated when you got back in vietnam. >> not very good. i try to get a job and they asked me what machines i knew how to run and i told him a machine gun and they laughed. if you really want to know my honest opinion. >> this is opinion done right. we want your opinion. >> i'm a minority but i'm america first. i was born in texas, my grandmother was born in texas and her mother was born in texas. we were probably in texas before texas was the united states. >> what you think the military would be like under commander-in-chief like hillary clinton. [inaudible] >> if you're at the bar your opinion doesn' isn't worth a damn. >> but if opinion is done right maybe it is. >> on fox nation.com. [applause] >> god god bless ruben. he was a great guy. let's talk to some other vets as well. >> we had the pleasure to talk to some vets yesterday and i get a chance to go across the country and meet great guys and gals and i always ask why do you put on the uniform and

top texas is that your future or do you have what john kerry may be thinking -- >> let me give you the background and not. when i left texas a&m in 1972 is headed to the air force. my two best friends were headed to the marine corps. we made a pac that when we finished up we were going to live in close proximity to each other. that was our aspiration for 22 years old. one of them one often spent or to seven years in the report, lieutenant general. the other one was a successful stop rocher after he finished his time in the marine corps. i did my time and came back and did the things that i did. today we live within 250, 350 yards of each other on the south side of the little town called round top, population 90 half way between houston and austin. we decided -- [inaudible] [laughter] >> ladies and gentlemen, secretary rick perry. [applause] the mac rate, you have, if you would forgive me, you have a relatively boring title and it conceals what is an extraordinarily rich series of accomplishments in work. indulge me in this litany for a moment. you are part of the first american, one of

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former secretary of state john kerry reflected on his life and career and emory university african-american studies chair carol anderson provided a history of voter suppression. in the coming weeks on afterwards trump 2020 campaign media advisor and foxnews guest analyst gina loudon will offer her thoughts on the current political climate and this week in new york magazine's rebecca traced looks at how women's anger has been used to create transformative political movements throughout history. >> i'm a feminist journalist. part of my work as long as i have been doing it has obviously been rooted in anger. you wouldn't be a journalist writing about inequity, about gender inequity, economic inequality if you were not angry about this from this perspective it so obviously there's been anger undergirding my work, but when i decided to write this book on anger and i thought about how it's played into my work one of the things i could do and i look back was see the pains i taken early in my career to a skier than anger because i had absorbed the notion if i was too angry i wouldn't be heard clear

we'll take you there live this afternoon when former secretary of state john kerry and california senator cam la harris speak at the event. our live coverage begins at 2:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span 3. further votes on the nomination of judge brett kavanaugh to the supreme court are delayed pend ing the outcome of an fbi investigation into allegations of sexual assault. senate floor debate continues on the nomination and majority leader mitch mcconnell said he will hold a vote related to the confirmation this week. you can watch all of that live on c-span 2. >>> senator jeff flake traveled to new hampshire three days after the committee delayed its vote on supreme court nominee

and john kerry has expressed misgivings about the 2004 vote in ohio. they have concerns about the machines in ohio ohio was still largely using punch card machines. they have not replaced theirs yet. they were already using the paper for list machines. they were actually get a good a court to try to obtain the algorithms. in the courts denied access to it. in the courts generally agree with them. we talked a lot about this. they got out of the election business in 2009. there were four companies at the time and the election systems and software's which is based in nebraska. there was a company called sequoia voting systems. after they have artie spent them on the machine. they tried to sell off all of their business to election systems and software. and that would have consolidated the two top machine makers. this is a company actually based in canada. called the minyan voting systems. now they have the consolidated site. en s&s is the top voting machine company in the country followed by the foreign company. that said is there a danger in that in your

john kerry said at sixty nine i didn't know. you could buy a person as easily as you ordered pizza i'm a log in under williston north dakota and there's new modeling. you can see it's just absolutely disgusting seeing the girls at these girls are this one right here. chaz one o five she's twenty one years old she's in wilson ark to cut it. her eyes are just . and he you know she's been doing this for a long time you can tell. sometimes they literally have guns to their head. like they are there and in this picture she's not doing it willingly she has to in order to meet her quota and get her a date and bring in the money she has to hustle and that's one of the things that i look for when i am looking at the girls pictures i look for identifiable tattoos do the tattoos indicate that she is someone's property or the neck is very very common the neck across the chests anywhere relieved but those those indicate property of the trafficker wants that girl to never be able to cover that up without thinking it you know are never be able

i know that your dream in round top texas is that your future or do you have what john kerry may be thinking -- >> let me give you the background and not. when i left texas a&m in 1972 is headed to the air force. my two best friends were headed to the marine corps. we made a pac that when we finished up we were going to live in close proximity to each other. that was our aspiration for 22 years old. one of them one often spent or to seven years in the report, lieutenant general. the other one was a successful stop rocher after he finished his time in the marine corps. i did my time and came back and did the things that i did. today we live within 250, 350 yards of each other on the south side of the little town called round top, population 90 half way between houston and austin.

the beliefs of the people going up against the cia is the former cia analyst and author of third john kerry thank you for joining us happy to be here thanks for having john is this is interesting story the torture program clearly you know despite the hard . of whistleblowers like yourself and others you know is still leaving a poison in our country and to this day in the case of these contract did you know planes that were being used in north carolina it's sparked a movement how common do you think these situations like in north carolina where they you know they can track forty nine individuals were disappeared by the u.s. government you know coming up you know with north carolina while the torture program was in use how common is this it's very unusual you know let me tell you something about this group too this is a really amazing group i've been associated with them since two thousand and fifteen and it started off as a group of saying you know a stroke of a pen could could change all this do you think we will see more of the torture program and how can the independent community driven a

is the american opium king of china if you scratch anyone with the name forbes in their name john forbes kerry secretary of state john forbes kerry you'll find opium money his great grandfather was an opium dealer how big was opium money opium money build the first industrial city in the united states lol massachusetts it built the first five railroads in the united states opium money all over the east coast but it wasn't talked about it was called the china trade and if you go to various museums you can see teas and silks. exhibited and they keep quiet about all that big opium money. in the scramble to get opium money china was invaded and colonized by britain and the other imperial powers. far anomalies grab the whole swathes of china this is the american army in tiananmen square peaking in one thousand nine hundred. great cities like shanghai what taken over and declared concessions and foreigners who lived a life of privilege and luxury amidst terrible poverty imposed on the chinese. a resistance known as the boxer rebellion was put down with a savage. this rape of china set the tone for h

i know that your dream is a beer and bait shop in round top, texas, is that your future or is john kerry thinking other plans? >> when i left texas a & m in 1972 i was headed to the air force and my two best friends were headed to the marine corps and we made a pact that when we finished we would live in close proximity to each other and run a beer and bait store. that was our aspiration at 22 years old. one spent 37 years in the marine corps, incredibly successful general and the other a successful stockbroker and i did my time and came back and did the things that i did, and today we live within 250, yards outside of a town called round top, population 90. half way between houston and austin and we decided the beer and bait store was too damn much work. >> ladies and gentlemen, secretary rick perry. thank you very much. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> please welcome the ceo

say is in office it took years of negotiation led in the final stages by his secretary of state john kerry officials from three e.u. countries as well as china and russia. earlier this year president trump made good on his campaign promises and pulled out of the deal most of the u.s. is closest allies continue to back the iran deal the only support for trump's move came from israel and from saudi arabia mohamed bin salman became saudi crown prince in june last year strongly backed by the u.s. he's tried to portray himself as a reformer in the region while highlighting iran's involvement in conflicts in syria and in yemen. however it's actually saudis are the majority of lives in yemen and experts say the mood of jamal khashoggi goes a long way to destroy the carefully constructed saudi narrative just exposes the fact that the united states does have a very glaring double standard that it because of its ties to saudi arabia which are partly based on the hopes of working with the saudis and the israelis and the emmer audience and others against iran that the administration is willing to allo

is that your future or do you have what john kerry may be thinking, other speedy let me give you background on that. when i left texas a&m in 1960 i was headed to the air force. my two best friends were headed to the marine corps. vietnam was still going on and what made a pact that would finish the prayer going to live in close proximity to each other and run a year and bait shop. that was our aspiration when we were 22. one of them went off and spent 37 37 years in the marine corps, incredibly successful career, lieutenant general. the other was it for successful stockbroker. after he finished his time in the marine corps, i did my time and came back and did the things that i i did. today we live within 250, 350 yards of each other on 60 acres outside of the little town called round top, population 90. halfway between houston and austin. >> how are things going? >> we decided that beer and bait store is too damn much work. [laughing] >> ladies and gentlemen, secretary rick perry. [applause] >> up next with life for discussion on digital privacy. will her from the assistant commerce secret

en este contexto para terminar, maÑana estarÁ aquÍ mike pence el secretario de estados unidos, john kerryue recordar que todos los dÍas por la frontera sur sin caravana por lo menos mil inmigrantes indocumentados intentan cruzar para llegar a estados unidos, regresamos contigo. >> sÍ raÚl un problema que se ha hecho cada vez mÁs grande el trayecto de estas personas en este momento son miles las que forman esta caravana migrante que saliÓ de honduras el fin de semana, siguen en territorio de guatemala acercÁndose a la frontera con mÉxico, no saben con lo que se van a encontrar cuando lleguen, edgar muÑoz, sigue acompaÑando a la caravana y contÁndonos lo que pasa en ella, edgar, muy buenas tardes. >> hola ¿quÉ tal? felicidad, la caravana sale de guatemala rumbo a la frontera con mÉxico y la gente sigue su camino a pesar de las advertencias que no van a pasar, ¿quÉ pasa si no les dejan pasar por mÉxico? >> ahÍ nos quedamos en mÉxico, trabajando no hay de otra. >> sino seguir. >> ¿quÉ opinas por que seguir? >> porque ya estamos aquÍ adentro de aquÍ pues, no nos podemos regresar. >> ¿no se reg

is that your future, or do you have, like, john kerry, maybe thinking other plans. >> let me give you the background on that. when i left texas a&m in 1972, i was headed to the air force, my two best friends were headed to the marine corps, vietnam was still going on, and we made a pact that when we finished up, we were going to live in close proximity to each other and run a beer and bait store. that was our aspiration when we were 22 years old, right? one of them went off and spent 37 years in the marine corps, incredibly successful career lieutenant general. the other one was a very successful stockbroker after he finished his team in the marine corps. i did my flying time and came back and did the things that i did. and today, we live within 250 yards of each other in a little town called round top, population 90, halfway between houston and austin. >> and how's the beer and bait store going? >> we decided it's too damn much work. >> ladies and gentlemen, secretary rick perry. thank you very much for joining us. >> rick, you have -- if you would forgive me, you have a relatively b

the beliefs of the people going up against the cia is that former cia analyst and author of third john kerry. are joining us happy to be here thanks for having me so john this is interesting story the torture program clearly you know despite the hard work of whistleblowers like yourself and others you know is still leaving a poison in our country and to this day in the case of the willing are not able to respect the constitution or even our own international treaty obligations and so it's up to us at the ground at the grassroots level to to make sure that the government does. the people flights were the same people sense of black sites overseen by jena housefull those you know that are of the cia do you think like you're just saying you know a stroke of a pen could could change all this do you think we will see more of the torture program and how can the independent community driven activism make a difference in what and where the cia is allowed to do you know its dirty business when it's being dirty. that's tough you know and part of the reason why it's so tough is that so few of us have le

test the voice of the people going up against the cia is a former cia analyst and author of third john kerry thank you for joining us happy to be here thanks for having john with this is interesting story the torture program clearly you know despite the hard work of whistleblowers like yourself and others you know it is still leaving a poison in our country and to this day in the case of these contract to you know planes that were being used in north carolina it's sparked a move.

, secretary john kerry at the atlantic festival yesterday and i said what's this about, and he says to him it's a further escalation in just the regime change desires of this administration in iran. whether that's true or not is not -- i don't know. but the broad side is this treaty of amity is essentially like, you know, the ultimate saying you're nothing to me, iran, we're not goinging to recognize you anymore. it doesn't have much legal consequence because we're already not speaking to each other but it's just a ratcheting up of tensions. >> you know who's a lot to us, china. we're obviously hearing more rhetoric, more aggressive talk about foreign policy, chinese trade. vice president pens, you don't hear him get this aggressive, but he says china is interfering with american politics and tries to undermine trump. he says china wants a different american president. they certainly weren't saying that when xi jinping early days went down to mar-a-lago, sat next to ivanka at dinner same night she got 13 new trademarks in china. what is it telling you? >> it's a mixed message. it's, ag

. >> that was former senator and secretary of state john kerry slamming the hearing of supreme courtt kavanaugh and the gop ma yojority for not interviewing mark judge allegedly in the room when christine blasey ford was assaulted. and a new book, "every day is extra" available now. third week on the "new york times" best-seller's list. thanks for being here. good to see you again. >> happy to be here. thank you. >> how ya doing? >> great. feel great. >> i want to ask about what's going on in politics now. the fbi is investigating claims from these women. republicans say there's no corroborating evidence that kavanaugh assaulted these women and therefore it's not fair to hold these allegations and we'll find out what the fbi turns up, if anything. as of now they're allegations against him. what do you say? >> the problem i have, jake, and i think a lot of americans have is that people were saying there's no corroborating evidence, before they had, in fact, investigated. and before there had been a chance to talk to a material witness. the person in the room when the alleged incident

festival the atlantic andinues with john kerry senator kamala harris of california. the c-span bus was recently in honolulu, hawaii, for the 39th stop of our cities cap -- capital cities tour. exploring hawaii's history and culture as well as public policy issues facing the state, saturday on c-span at 7:00 a.m. eastern on "washington journal," the director of hawaii's office of planning. we will talk about homelessness and the lack of a for the housing. c-span 2, stewart coleman on his book on the life of legendary native hawaiian surfer 80 ical. visit of the university of a wahoo. sunday, our hawaii weekend continues on washington journal. on renewablena energy efforts in hawaii. on american history tv on c-span 3, at 2:00 p.m. eastern, we visit "the valley of the priest" on the north shore of a wahoo -- of oahu. at 4:00 p.m., three short documentaries about why a. -- about hawaii. watch hawaii weekend this weekend on c-span, book tv, and american history tv. listen to hawaii weekend on the free c-span radio app. we are featuring the honolulu mayor saturday at 10:0

we'll take you there live this afternoon when former secretary of state john kerry and california senator cam la harris speak at the event. our live coverage begins at 2:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span 3. further votes on the nomination of judge brett kavanaugh to the supreme court are delayed pend ing the outcome of an fbi investigation into allegations of sexual assault. senate floor debate continues on the nomination and majority leader mitch mcconnell said he will hold a vote related to the confirmation this week. you can watch all of that live on c-span 2. >>> senator jeff flake traveled to new hampshire three days after the committee delayed its vote on supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. in his half hour speech in manchester, he discuss etribalim in politics and what led him us to request an investigation into allegations against judge kavanaugh. >> good evening. my us name is anthony galaso and i'm a student ambassador. on behalf of the faculty, staff and students at the new hampshire institute of politics, i'd like to welcome you and thank you for joining us for tonight's event

day two of the festival continues in the afternoon at 2 p.m., including former secretary of state john kerry and senate judiciary committee member kamala harris of california. the c-span buses traveling across the country on our 50 capital stored. we recently stopped in springfield, illinois, and looking forward to the november elections. we are asking folks which party should control congress and why? that shouldhe party confer congress is the democrats, because it is obvious that we needed some checks and balances on what is going on in washing -- washington. there is just so much contrary i thinki believe, so that with the democrats controlled congress, that will definitely bring some checks and balances to the process which is much needed. >> i would like to see the republicans retain control of congress in both chambers. because, as a donald trump supporter, i think that the republican party is going to do a better job of advancing his agenda. whereas the democratic party is going to obstruct him. keep it read. -- red. >> i want women to control congress. i'm tired of people who do not

years in office it took years of negotiation led in the final stages by his secretary of state john kerry officials from three e.u. countries as well as china and russia. earlier this year president trump made good on his campaign promises and pulled out of the deal most of the u.s. is closest allies continue to back the iran deal the only support for trump's move came from israel and from saudi arabia mohamed bin soundman became saudi crown prince in june last year strongly backed by the u.s. he's tried to portray himself as a reformer in the region while highlighting iran's involvement in conflicts in syria and in yemen. however it's actually saudis are the majority of lives in yemen and experts say the mood of jamal khashoggi goes a long way to destroy the carefully constructed saudi narrative just exposes the fact that the united states does have a very glaring double standard that it because of its ties to saudi arabia which are partly based on the hopes of working with the saudis and the israelis in the amorality is and others against iran that the administration is willing to allow

john kerry has expressed misgivings about 2004 vote in ohio?im: ohio was still largely using punchcard machines, but there were counties that were already using optical scan machines and paperless machines. and he revealed this only recently, he and his group went to court to obtain the algorithms of the software to make sure it would be counting votes accurately, and the courts it becausess to proprietary software on voting machines is considered a trade secret, so the private voting machine companies go to court to fight this and the courts generally agree. >> over the years we have talked a lot about diebold. do they still exist? kim: diebold got out of the 2009.on business around there were four companies at the time. there was sick voting system, and a fourth when -- there was sequoia voting systems, and a fourth one. they decided, or tried to sell off their business to elections and thatnd software, would have consolidated the two top voting machine makers. the justice department intervened and forced esn does and forced them to sell off

has never led to anything and what the j c p a way diplomacy was supposed to lead to according to john kerry and wendy sherman and president obama himself was a more robust set of talks about everything from banking to finance to fixing the runs from. system to ballistic missiles and terrorism and you name it we're going to talk about all those things that we're going to do it in a diplomatic manner and we're going to do it basically with diplomats that was the play in that the j c o j c p o a negotiations would lead to that then dollars from came in and close the door completely i don't think we have talked to iran substantially said took the oath of office again perplexing i do not understand that approach. well carson thank you for this and change you were talking to. former chief of staff to secretary of state colin powell discussing the u.s. medal. for this edition of surfing call i will see you next. what politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line they did accept or reject. so when you want to be president. wanted. to go on to be that's what the three of them would be g

also for your colleagues and friends and voters back home because you spent years negotiating with john kerry and your european counterparts and yet the supreme leader of your country and i was never a fan of nuclear diplomacy he said earlier this year quote with the issue of the nuclear negotiations i made a mistake in permitting al foreign minister to speak with them it was a loss for us do you agree with your supreme leader that was a mistake for you to talk to what he said was it was it was a mistake to talk to the americans not to mistake and then his office clarified that the nuclear deal was not a mistake talking to the americans was a mistake so do you believe that it was a mistake for you to talk i believe the americans showed particularly dismissed ration that they are not reliable that you cannot trust. their ward you cannot rely upon their signature you cannot even rely upon their treaty obligations so it's makes it a very difficult proposition to engage me but was it a mistake to come and i said it was a mistake but he believes it was a mistake you well i believe that the america

not a momentary resource but rather of the result of a planned operation well former cia analyst john kerry argues holders that jamal khashoggi hide its been seriously concern for his safety and the run up to his killing i've spoken to friends of his over the past couple of weeks and they all say the same thing they all say that he was deeply worried about his own security now he wanted to fill out whatever form he needed to fill out in order to marry this turkish woman he was engaged to here in washington but he was told by the saudi embassy in washington that he had to do it at the consulate in istanbul so they lured him to istanbul and killed him inside he knew something bad could happen he was he was right the interesting thing to me is that the saudis didn't think anybody would care or didn't think anybody would notice and we know now that. the crown prince mohammed bin some man has expressed surprise that this is become an issue at all. a british man who is taking on the u.s. military over claims he was exposed to a dangerous chemical has received his latest test results back david pa

and his media commentator neil wallace thinks john kerry is too dangerous to be released. if they believe he is this potentially dangerous if the reports are true that we've all read in the papers of people saying if anything he's got more radical in jail since he's been inside why on earth are they releasing him if this was a man who. had was a rapist something which he fully approved of incidentally for isis and anybody who wasn't one of their followers but if this man was a rapist and he was saying i'm going to rape or soon as i get out would they allow him out this guy has inspired attack after attack after attack dreadful atrocities on the streets of britain and yet we're letting him out of jail. as a battle between witches and priests bring in the u.s. and it's not a prelude to halloween later this month one catholic priest is facing off with the brooklyn are called sharp which has announced a public hexing of supreme court justice back capital chemicals and has more. after deep divisions took place in us society regarding the newly confirmed supreme court justice br

host: john kerry has expressed misgivings about the 2004 vote in ohio. kim: they had concerns about the machines in ohio. ohio was still largely using punchcard machines. there were still counties that were are using optical scan machines and also paperless dre machines. court to get the upper limbs to look at the software to make sure it was counting those accurately. and the courts denied access to it because the proprietary software on voting machines is considered a trade secret. and so the private voting machine companies go to court to fight against it and the courts agree. host: kim zetter has been here for years on c-span and we talk a lot about -- does it still exist? kim: they got out of the election business in 2009. there were four companies at the time, diebold and election software other than. there was a company called -- and a fourth one called hart. got out of thed business after states spent however much money on the machines, and they decided to sell off all of their business to election systems and software. that would have consolidat

thank you so much for your time. >>> next, to the stage, please welcome former secretary of state john kerry. author of "every day is extra" here with the atlantic's washington editor at large, steve clemens. >> secretary kerry, thank you very much for joining us. i know it is a comfortable couch. you have just written "every day is extra" john kerry, and i have been reading it, it sort of reads more like john kerry full monty, you start with your childhood -- >> i will take that advisedly. >> it is almost full monty. but you start as a child. you go through your life in the senate. your vietnam experience. you come to really the drama over jcpoa and the paris climate accord. it is a very full expose. in fact, it is like a history book of some of the challenges we have been dealing with. we are in a challenge. we had senator lindsey graham up here. we have the kavanaugh hearings going on. i told you secretary of state mike pompeo just with drew from another treaty from iran. i just want you to give us a snapshot of how you see our nation today, the state of our civil discourse, and all of th

former secretary of state john kerry reflected on his life in career.ersity african-american studies chair carol anderson provided a history of voter suppression. and new york magazines rebecca traced her looked at how women's anger has been used to create transformative political movements throughout history. in the coming weeks on afterwards, journalist beth macey will report on the opioid crisis in america. pulitzer prize-winning reporter josc antonio vargas will discuss his life as an undocumented immigrant. and this weekend trumped 2020 campaign media advisor and fox news guest analyst, gina lowden, officer thoughts on the current political climate. >> i believe that narcissism is a spectrum. i believe that most of us, i'm not meaning you, you might be the great exception, most of us who put ourselves out of the public eye have any unusual sense of confidence. if you want to call that narcissism, i don't have a problem with that. is that a dangerous sort of narcissism?i don't think so. are there dangerous sort of narcissism? absolutely. we've seen

you worked in the white house .taff under president clinton john kerry into the reservoir.st: i see you -- in 2004 on his presidential campaign. guest: i see you googled me. thank you for doing that. caller: i appreciate your doing job. world'syour view on the military response to latest terrorist attacks? -- i don'tdon't -- guest: want to be flip, but the nation will return to its regular programming in another week or two. this has been the white-hot center of public attention, the kavanaugh nomination. will be back with the midterms just a month away. as soon as this is behind us one way or another, he's confirmed back is we will be discussing the broad range of issues facing the country now and that people will be voting on next november. there is way too many people who sit back and do not vote and wonder why the country is not heading in the right direction. if you want to read his thinking about the current [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright natio

instability like.o the 2000 election with those attacks against john kerry and the swearing-in ceremony for justice brett cavanagh. >> what was done last night undermined the integrity of in that troubles me greatl greatly. >> she went on to accuse mitch mcconnell president trump to attack doctor ford and all women who were speaking out and then she went after the republican party as aer whole. >> you cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for and care about. that's why i believe if we are fortunate enough to win back the house and the senate that is when civility can start again. >> clearly streaking on - - striking a chord at a time when republicans are beaten are sent death threats hillary clinton is even more irresponsible everybody should denounce after being shot by a registered democrat seriously hillary? and say that they have to be and say that they have to be tougher to stand up to the bullying and intimidation of republicans today the president was asked. >> i guess that's why she lost she doesn't get it. she neverkn did. hillary never got

john kerry said he has not met with the iranians since the u.s. pulled out of the deal, that he met with them on several occasions before. amb. bolton: that was addressed previously by secretary pompeo, and i will stick with his remarks. thank you very much. ms. sanders: thank you, ambassador bolton. couple quick reminder spirit fema with the federal communications commission will conduct a nationwide integrated public alert and warning system test of the emergency alert system and the wireless emergency alert later today. this will take place in two parts. the wea portion at 2:18 pm eastern, followed by eas portion at 2:20 p.m. eastern. this is the first nationwide wea test. assess the test will operational readiness of the infrastructure for distribution of a national message and determine whether technique logical improvements are needed improvementscal are needed. monday, president trump will travel to orlando, florida, to address international association of chiefs of police, and the president was big about the work of the administration to p

say is in office it took years of negotiation led in the final stages by his secretary of state john kerry officials from three e.u. countries as well as china and russia. earlier this year president trump made good on his campaign promises and pulled out of the deal most of the u.s. is closest allies continue to back the iran deal the only support for trump's move came from israel and from saudi arabia mohamed bin salman became saudi crown prince in june last year strongly backed by the u.s. he's tried to portray himself as a reformer in the region while highlighting iran's involvement in conflicts in syria and in yemen. however it's actually saudis are the majority of lives in yemen and experts say the mood of jamal khashoggi goes a long way to destroy the carefully constructed saudi narrative just exposes the fact that the united states does have a very glaring double standard that it because of its ties to saudi arabia which are partly based on the hopes of working with the saudis and the israelis in the amorality is and others against iran that the administration is willing to allow m

i remember the swiftboating of john kerry. emember the thing that even the republican party did to john mccain in 2000. i remember what they did to me for 25 years, the falsehoods, the lies, which unfortunately people believe because the republicans have put a lot of time, money and effort in promoting them. so when you're dealing with an ideological party that is driven by the lust for power, that is funded by corporate interests who want a government that does its bidding, you can be civil but you can't overcome what they intend to do unless you win elections. >> chris, we watched this really spectacle volatility unfold during this whole process. it was ugly no matter what. but does running on an anger platform remedy it? >> hillary clinton, whether purposely or not, is running the case for michael avenatti 2020. both parties are driven by ideology. that's why they're parties. they are co her cohered by a se ideology and values. it's a little oversimplified. i do, however, think, the there be a real debate as democrats look t

even john kerry admitted money would flow to terrorist groups. that's not an achievement.hat's dangerous. , and i approve this message, because a deal that is good for iran is bad for america, and it is dangerous if you don't know the difference. toi'm running for congress serve you, no one else. i am determined to fight for affordable, accessible health care, not take it away. i will work to lower your tax burden. we might not agree on every issue, but i can promise you this. i will always be straight with you. i will always be accountable. delgado, and i approve this message because i'm asking for your vote on november 6. zane oh, oneor side the iran nuclear deal being a topic of discussion, the other side, antonio delgado looking straight at the camera. give us your perspective. it is very clearly there, the divide we talking about. with republicans, john them, notg just the iran deal but tying it to security, and the insecurity antonioe facing, versus delgado talking about the issue that animates democrats, health care and the need to address the always-challenging pro