. >> host: one interesting insight you write is second lady karen pence rules the roost and the antique red phone in the vice president's office is more powerful than anyone knows. this has been a feature during his governorship in indiana, just has one person on the other end, karen pence. >> dick army, when they moved to washington in 2000, 2001, dick army is the old congressman, meets with him, he is an old hand at this point, pence is a freshman and he says take some time for your family. you should have a line for your family. this will engulf you. like some of us do you should do that so that christmas of 2001, karen bott him fake antique, cherry red, they run a line through and it is old school and it is just her and the kids, the only one that have a phone number. what i found her reporting is in particular when he was governor and she was at the office across the hall in the state house she would make phone calls throughout the day to coordinate how they were handling. >> in her role as first lady. >> this is new to the book. i had some inklings of this when covering him day to

second lady karen pence teaches art part-time there. been a target of media progressive criticism in this story immediately sparked a wave of national coverage. >> vice president mike pence his wife karen pence teaches art part-time. >> i'm sure this has nothing to do with karen pence but is very disturbing about these boys because it is heartbreaking for that little girl. speak about today, the family says the playground incident never happened. amari made it all operated in a statement, they apologized to the three boys for the pain and anxiety the allegations call, for the school, and asked for forgiveness, saying that we understand that there will be consequences and we are prepared to take responsibility for them. the head of immanuel christian wants to put this latest media firestorm behind, saying, "we also feel tremendous pain for the victims and the hurt on both sides of this conflict. we recognize that we now enter what will be a long season of healing." most of the networks which cover this incident have not updated their sto

how did karen pence get dragged into the media coverage? new law signed by california's governor, college athletes allowed to make money by taking endorsements. we will talk to a former division i college basketball player. we will debate it. welcome to fox news at night. we have fox team coverage tonight. we have breaking news on the investigation into the investigators, britt hume with expert analysis but we start with jillian turner with the house democrats latest impeachment push. >> reporter: bracing tonight three congressional committee chairman issuing a subpoena for donald trump's personal attorney rudy giuliani, at the center of the ukraine scandal prompting democrats to launch an impeachment inquiry into this president, elliott schiff, elliott angle analyzer king in jeopardizing national security. they write you act as an agent of the president in a scheme to advance personal political interests by abusing the power of the office of the president calling them out for sharing screenshots of his text messages was trump administratio

host: is there any indication that karen pence ever expressed to mike pence resident vagues about becoming the vice presidential -- becoming the running mate. tom: yes, during that access hollywood week october 2016, based on everything i've heard, she was angry about it but they reach a point and i think this goes to understanding the political side of it. they reach a point where they're going on the plane. it's saturday, october 8, 2016 in the middle of this firestorm and they're riding -- hiding out from the press but they're also going to fly out to rhode island to do a fundraiser for donald trump and the ticket. they get on the plane and karen looks to one of their top aveleds and says, look, we knew what we were getting into we don't agree with this but this is not -- the mission is to stick with the ticket and i think for me, what helped me understand this is the more reporting that i did. clear that became the political strategy was that trump was going to lose. everyone expected this. i write about this in the book. when karen pence refuses to kiss mike pence on election night. t

and the best christmas ever, second lady karen pence and her daughter charlotte offered a look at the holidays in washington, d.c. through the eyes of their pet rabbit and the truth will set you free but first it will piss you off, author and feminist activist provides a collection of memorable quotes from throughout her life and career. historian andrew roberts examines the military tactics of nine leaders from napoleon to dwight eisenhower in his latest book leadership and war. and in the market story philanthropist in washington d.c. david rubenstein profiles american historians, also being published this week, the hymns of the republic recounts the final year of the civil war. and how to beat they provide advice from political strategist on how the democrats can win the next presidential election. as his time working instructor communication in chief speechwriter to former defense secretary davsecretary james mag the line. look for the titles of bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future a book to be on c-span2. >> brick tv visited capitol hil

here is a look at books being published this week, second lady karen pence and daughter charlotte offerook at holidays through eyes of pet rabbit in the truth will set you free but first it will piss you off, activist gloria, historian andrew roberts, the 9 leaders from napoleon to dwight eisenhower, leadership in war and in the american story, washington dc businessman david rubenstein, also being published scwimms, final years of civil war, how to be trump, provides advice from political strategist on how the democrats can win the next presidential election. and guy recounts his time as working as director of communications and chief speech writer to former defense secretary james mattis in holding the line, look for the titles this coming week and watch for many authors in the near future on book tv c-span2. >> every year book tv covers book fairs. here is a look at some of the events coming coming up. later in november, the national book award will be presented in new york city and will be live from the miami book fair with 2 days of author talks and call-in programs on november 23r

best christmas ever, second lady karen pence and her daughter charlotte offer a look at holidays in washington, d.c. through the eyes of their pet rabbit in the truth will set you true but first it will piss you off. author and feminist activists gloria provides collection of memorable quotes throughout her life and career, historian andrew roberts examines the military tactics of 9 leaders from napoleo to dwight eisenhower and david rubensteins profiles stories and final year of the civil war on how to beat trump, advice from political strategist on how the democrats can win the next presidential election. and guy recounts his time as working director of communications and chief speech writer to former defense secretary james mattis in holding the line and watch for many of the authors on book tv on c-span2. >> every year book tv covers book fairs and festivals around the country including including this week of coverage of texas book festival. next coming up the baltimore book festival will take place in city's inner harbor, later national book award in new york city and live from miami book

in marlon bundo's best christmas ever, second lady karen pence and her daughter charlotte offer a look at the holidays in washington, d.c. through the eyes of their pet rapid. in the truth will set you free, but first it will piss you off, gloria steinem provides a list of memorable quotes from throughout her life and career. historian andrew roberts examines the military tactics of nine leaders in his late book, "leadership in war." and in "the american story," my philanthropist david rubin steven pro-- rubenstein profiles americans. also this week, hymns of the republic recounts the final year of the civil war. in "how to beat trump," mark halperin provides advice on how democrats can win the next presidential election. and guy snodgrass recounts his time as chief speech writer to former defense secretary james mattis in "holding the line." look for these titles this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> and now live from austin, it's former u.s. ambassador to the united nations samantha power discussing her new memoir. >> hi. welco

that is karen pence, right? moved toen they washington in 2000-2001, after he wins. the old congressman, republican, meets with him. is a freshman. he says mike, take some time for your family. you should have a line directly for your family. this,like some of us do you should do that. christmas of 2001, karen bought -- an antique red food phone. cherry-red. they run a line through there. it is old-school. her and the kids. their three children of the open woods -- only ones with the phone number. governor and she was stationed at her office across the hall in the state house, she would make phone calls throughout the day to coordinate how they were handling. is new to the book. i had some in clint's of this -- inklings of this. that is how she works. that is that joint political career and power. did either mike pence or karen prince, were you able to interview either of them for the book? guest: no. they will not talk for profiles. they, there are a couple of answers. asber one, they don't see it their role to highlight themselves. servanta public attitude that the

laura: how important is his ma hiage, this politic marriagerro karen pence? and where could it take them? tom: hely important to understand. it is a joint political career, and where they are focused right now is the white house, and not just impeachment, removal, and insertion as a gerald ort of president with an asterisk. that is not what they want. they want the presiden in their own right, winning an election. the way they best see it isest after eight years of trump, trying to ride some coattails.al that is hard to do and would probably not work out the same way that h.w. had after reagan. laura: tom lobianc tnks for being with us. tom: thank you. ura: the power ofoems is cited by lovers of the english language as one of the great gifts of literature. atthey can that our esirits and ex our love. i can words heal, too? that is the premise behind the u.k.'sar first poetry cy, which distributes poems, not pills, to make you feel better. reporter: through the doorway they come with issues to share, to talk, to offload, as they buy on this chair. strangers, d

marlon bund doo is back to tells with second lady, karen pence and author of the book, charlotte penceas, we came up with this idea before the idea of the last one. we wanted it to come out around christmastime. ainsley: you said you wanted to do a christmas book. >> we wanted to do a christmas book. we wanted to make a book that showed what goes on at the vice president's residence during christmas. it also helps people to be able to relate to the idea of coming and loved ones during christmastime. that being more important than gifts and giving expensive things. ainsley: it is about christmas. it is about hanukkah. what is so special about -- this is your bunny you got freshman year of college, right? >> yeah. ainsley: your bunny is seven years old, now, doing well. what is so special about marlon bundo? >> i think marlon brings people together. he is so sweet. throughout the book, charlotte has him going to all the different people who work at the vice president's residence, kind of bringing everybody together. he takes little pieces and he comes up with a surprise that he has at th

s christmas ever, karen pence and her daughter offer a look at the holidays in washington, d.c.gh the eyes of their pet rabbit. in "the truth will set you free," but first it will -- floria steinem provides a collection of memorable quotes. andrew roberts examines the military tactics of 9 leaders from napoleon bonaparte to dwight eisenhower in his latest book, leadership in war. in the american story, philanthropist and washington, d.c. businessman, david rubenstein profiles american historians. also being published this week, hymns of the republic recounts the final year of the civil war. on"how to beat trump, advice how the democrats can win the next residential election. his time working as director of communications and chief speechwriter to james mattis in "holding the line." look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on book tv on c-span 2. we are making it easy for you to follow the impeachment inquiry on c-span.org. to all of c-span's coverage as well as the administration's response during the impeachment i

know, i got this during the reporting of the book, the flip side of this is watch mike pence and karen pence as they talk about gay marriage as an issue. because according to at least one family friend that i talked with for this, they're still struggling with it internally as a family as their kids -- it's a generational divide -- their kids tell them they need to back down on the issue. so their three children tell them it's time the back down on this. and there's an internal debate amongst the pence family on how to handle it. and that's part of the reason i think you see pence not as strident as he used to be on this issue. >> and if you read my book, you'll see that there are passages where i really do push back against the coastal elites as a native >> and, again, i'm afraid for those of you who read my book, there's a lot about the money. i pent lots and lots -- spent lots and lots of time going through federal records of who's funding what and the cross-funding. and that's where you get a lot of the action. one of the main mares in this field is the devos -- players in this field is

know, i got this during the reporting of the book, the flip side of this is watch mike pence and karen pence as they talk about gay marriage as an issue. because according to at least one family friend that i talked with for this, they're still struggling with it internally as a family as their kids -- it's a generational divide -- their kids tell them they need to back down on the issue. so their three children tell them it's time the back down on this. and there's an internal debate amongst the pence family on how to handle it. and that's part of the reason i think you see pence not as strident as he used to be on this issue. >> and if you read my book, you'll see that there are passages where i really do push back against the coastal elites as a native >> and, again, i'm afraid for those of you who read my book, there's a lot about the money. i pent lots and lots -- spent lots and lots of time going through federal records of who's funding what and the cross-funding. and that's where you get a lot of the action. one of the main mares in this field is the devos -- players in this field is

i want to thank our great vice president mike pence and karen pence for being here tonight. to be back in the twin cities with the freedom loving american basis. who make our country run, you know that, you know it. for the next 13 months, think of that, it seems like yesterday for the next 13 months, we are going to fight with all of our heart and soul and we are going to win the great state of minnesota in 2020. america now has the number one economy anywhere in the world and it's not even close. [cheers and applause] you know, i'm dealing with china right now. they are in washington, were going to see if we can make a deal, but they want to make it and were going to determine whether or not we mount to make it but making it very nice and today we got a call from the top representatives and he said "congratulations, mr. president on having a truly great great economy." that's pretty nice. we picked up since the election, trillions of dollars in value and china has lost trillions of dollars in value. i will say this, if our opponent had won the election but you know what mi

. >> first lady melania trump and second lady karen pence landing in charleston to visit an elementarychool and talk to u.s. troops. they arrived at joint base charleston where they were greeted by governor henry mcmaster and his wife peggy. a nep liaison mountain near has smashed the record completed the feat in only 189 days the previous record, believe it or not, was seven years and ten months you are up to date, kelly. that's the news update this hour back to you. >> cannot even imagine. >> no, me neither. >> thanks very much sue herera stick around here's what's straight ahead of us on "the exchange." >> ahead hbo surprises the street with its pricing. will it be low enough to be a real threat? flat sales are forcing one company to change its name barry diller has a warning for the streaming competitors. >>> and a look at what today's fed meeting means for the emerging markets that's all ahead on he chge.""t in the attic. well, saving on homeowners insurance with geico's help was pretty fun too. ahhhh, it's a tiny dancer. they left a ton of stuff up here. welp, enjoy your house. n

[ laughter ] second lady karen pence joined twitter over the weekend while first lady melania trump joinede [ laughter ] a -- [ cheers and applause a police officer in michigan has been fired after officials found a framed kkk application and multiple confederate flags in his home, which he claims are memorabilia from the tv show "the dukes of hazzard. [ laughter ] right, because who can forget the third duke brother, david? [ laughter and applause new york - [ cheers and applause new york mayor bill de blasio yesterday voiced support for a new regulation that would permanently ban people from riding the subway if they're caught exposing themselves or masturbating said perverts, "honestly, at this point the subway is so unreliable i would rather - [ laughter ] i would rather just masturbate at home. [ cheers and applause you have made it prohibitively hard to masturbate." a walrus attacked and sank a russian navy landing boat in the arctic last week [ light laughter ] so it's official walruses are doing more to combat russia than we are. [ laughter and applause and finally, a painting of a

in marlon bundo's best christmas ever, second lady karen pence and her daughter charlotte offer a looke holidays in washington, d.c. through the eyes of their pet rabbit. in the truth will set you free but first it will piss you off, author gloria steinem provides a collection of memorable quotes from throughout her life and career. historian andrew roberts examines the military tactics of nine leaders from napoleon bonaparte to dwight eisenhower in his latest book, "leadership in war." and in "the american story," philanthropist and businessman david rubin stein profiles american historians. also the final year of the civil war. in how to beat trump, mark halperin provides advice from political strategists on how democrats can win the next political election. and guy snodgrass recounts his time as chief speech writer to former defense secretary james mattis in "holding the line." look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> and we're back live for day two of the texas book festival in austin. through

that is karen pence, right? moved toen they washington in 2000-2001, after he wins. old congressman, republican, meets with him. is a freshman. he says mike, take some time for your family. you should have a line directly for your family. this,like some of us do you should do that. christmas of 2001, karen bought -- an antique red food phone. cherry-red. they run a line through there. it is old-school. her and the kids. their three children of the open woods -- only ones with the phone number. governor and she was stationed at her office across the hall in the state house, she would make phone calls throughout the day to coordinate how they were handling. is new to the book. i had some in clint's of this -- inklings of this. that is how she works. that is that joint political career and power. did either mike pence or karen prince, were you able to interview either of them for the book? guest: no. they will not talk for profiles. they, there are a couple of answers. asber one, they don't see it their role to highlight themselves. servanta public attitude that they ta

[applause] i want to thank our great vice president, mike pence, and karen pence for being here tonight be back in the twin cities with the freedom loving american patriots who make our country run. you know that, you know it. months, think of that. it seems like yesterday. for the next 13 months we are going to fight with all of our heart and soul. state ofin the great minnesota in 2020. [applause] america now has the number one economy anywhere in the world and it is not even close. [applause] i'm dealing with china right now. they are in washington. we will see if we can make a deal. if they want to make it, we will determine whether or not we want to make it. today i got a call from one of the top representatives. he said congratulations mr. president on having a truly great economy. that is pretty nice. [applause] we picked up since the election, trillions of dollars in value. china has lost trillions of dollars in value. china has lost trillions of dollars in value. i will say this. if our opponent had won that election, you know what would've happened? china would be the number o

trump: i want to thank our great vice president, mike pence, and karen pence for being here tonight. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: it is great to be back in the twin cities with the freedom-loving american patriots who make our country run. you know that, you know it. for the next 13 months, think of that. it seems like yesterday. for the next 13 months, we are going to fight with all of our heart and soul. and we are going to win the great state of minnesota in 2020. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: america now has the number one economy anywhere in the world, and it is not even close. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: i'm dealing with china right now. they are in washington. we will see if we can make a deal. if they want to make it, we will determine whether or not we want to make it. they have been very nice. today, i got a call from one of the top representatives. he said, "congratulations, mr. president, on having a truly great economy." that is pretty nice. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: we picked up since the election, trillions of dollars in value. and china has

. >> a look at books being published this week in best christmas ever, second lady karen pence and her daughter charlotte, can be seen through the eyes of pet rabbit in the truth will set you free but first it will piss you off, author and feminist activist gloria provides quotes throughout her life. historian andrew roberts, from napoleon to dwight eisenhower in latest book leadership and war, in the american story, washington, d.c. businessman david profiles american historians, also being published this week hymns of the republic, final year of the civil war in how to be trump, provides advice from political strategist on how the democrats can win the next presidential election. and recounts his time working as director of communications and chief speech writer and look for these titles this coming week and for many authors in the near future on book tv on c-span2. >> gordon chang offered thought on south korea. >> moon jae-in is a korean nationalist, not south korean one. his goal is the unification of korea, there's no surprise then that during his summits with kim jong un the nor

secondt christmas ever," lady karen pence and her daughter charlotte offer a look at the holidays inton, d.c. through the eyes of their pet rabbit. in "the truth will set you free, but first it will piss you off," gloria steinem provides a collection of memorable quotes from throughout her life and career. historian andrew roberts examines the military tactics of nine leaders from napoleon bonaparte to dwight eisenhower in his latest book "leadership and war." and philanthropist and washington, d.c. businessman david rubenstein profiles american historians. also being published this week, republic,"e advice on be trump," how the democrats can win the next democratic election. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. announcer: tonight, on the communicators. >> when it comes to facebook, thattc recently fined company. how did you come up with $5 billion and where does that money go? >> the money goes to the u.s. treasury, and in terms of the monetary fine, remember the monetary fine is only one aske

earlier this summer i was honored to welcome vice president pence and karen pence to billings. they got to see firsthand this crisis. they got to hear directly from law enforcement and montana families impacted by the crisis. i got to see vice president pence and mrs. pence sitting around a table inside a facility that is helping moms who are addicted to meth, who are working with moms and their children to get better. and they were telling their stories about how they've gotten better through treatment at the rim rock foundation facility there in billings and starting now a much brighter chapter in their lives because of the help that's provided from rim rock. i stand with president trump. i stand with this administration as we work together to secure our borders and protect our communities from illegal drugs and to end this crisis. thank you, mr. president. i yield back. the presiding officer: the senator from kansas. mr. roberts: mr. president, i want to thank all of my colleagues, especially senator daines for pointing out what's happening in rural and smalltown america. as

. >> vice president mike pence his wife karen teaches art part-time at this school. >> tucker: aftering up even more suspicion and race hatred, the press found today that this, like almost every other hate crime that's being headlined in recent years, was fake. yesterday the girl's family admitted the allegations were untrue and they apologized. it good for them. we have far less sympathy for the media and all of this. this isn't a one offense. it's a pattern. they did it after the 2016 election with the covington catholic boys but they did it this week over and over and over again the press in fact about hate crimes because that's what these are. they are hate crimes. they aren't false accusations. their deliberate efforts. and the press abuts this. they drive it. they do it over and over and over again and when they are caught eating a lie, they pretend it never happened. they face no consequences and they do it again just weeks later. it's not a victimless crime peered all of us are victims. it hurts the country. it makes people hate each other. it divides them on the basis of ski

president mike pence now on monday the inquiry heard from the white house's former russia exploded fiona hill who resigned days before trump ukraine's president to investigate joe biden and his son karengreenberg is director of the center on national security at fordham law school she joins us from doha terence nice to have you with us rudy giuliani has been central to all of this what are you expecting when we see these documents handed over to the inquiry. well 1st of all we have to see that the documents get handed over if they do get handed over it should give us a much more information about what he actually was trying to do who else was involved in what he was trying to do who he was trying to do in and around and around and around i mean one of the things that's come out of the fiona hill testimony it's been reported is that he was conducting shadow diplomacy on behalf not of the united states but the president himself and so and and in anticipation of the coming election and so this is the kind of thing that they are hoping for in these documents so wealthy you mention fiona hill we can also add john bolton to this of those who were concerned about what was playing out he is t