for liberal arts college, we get more conservatives than lots of other elite liberal arts colleges do and that's part because we have -- we do some conservative professors here. that makes us a little bit unusual compare today our competitors like williams. >> host: jon shields have written this book passing on the right, conservative professors in the progressive university. is it bad that colleges are overall liberal? negative, i should say? >> guest: i think more conservatives is a good thing or the academy needs to look like america, i don't think that's true but i think that in more

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but if you say that, you are not considered a liberal.you are called a recess as i have this acronym -- [inaudible] that if i leftists needs to know. they don't need to debate you and they don't. but they do a slippery one of those things. people are afraid of being labeled those things. i am not as it happens and therefore a shot down. that is what political correctness means and correctness means and that is a creation not of liberals. >> here is the look at authors recently featured. >> if you become the leadership of chairman, there's nothing wrong with that. great guys and seniority and wisdom goes along with that. these days the money is so dominant. presidential level on the republican side. 80% going to the candidate. they put in all the incumbents again in congress. so there is an amazing power in winning elections. on top of the money part, people lined themselves out to be chairman of the committee. people want to do that. if you vote in with leadership, you can start to this. you are not doing what is best

now, it's plain to see that, progressive liberals have become the opposite of the liberal minded personey are intolerants. and closed minded, and, not liberal. close minded and trying to control debate. too often they use public shaming rituals and co wergs, increasingly through the law to shutdown debate. so i wrote this book because i wanted to tell the story of how this happened. it's a long story. it's an historical story. it's not what happened, in the last eight years. so, also, there are lot of misunderstanding, that i wanted to tackle. i must say, it will not do if you are a conservative and argue that, well you know progressives have always been this way. this is as response i have got own twitter, and a lot of people will come back. what's new? they've always been intolerants. >> i don't think that they have, they have held

he was more liberal than conservative. kennedy: he was definitely liberal.here are almost a square of millennial hospital say they consider themselves conservative. a larger number say they are really liberal. that's why someone like bernie sanders in any other era. people would have laughed him off the stage. >> i think with bernie, what iraq being a viable african-american president. it's shocking enemy lenials don't like hillary. that's because millennials are more informed. >> they googled the benghazi and super predators. they know where she is coming from. >> millennials are absolutely liberal. whoever did that article needs to talk to some kids. you would be like upset how liberal they are at times. like come on. you have to have a little bit of tradition with you. they have none. kennedy: i feel like i'm talking to phyllis schlafly. char le main the god. >> i love being here. when the party panel returns. apple either ruined its newest iphone model or changed smart phones forever. is it a professor who never stops being a student? is it a caregiver d

by local newspapers ant liberal media. but lives were saved. >> what you have to recognize are two things. first, conservatives find this difficult to deal with.

more -- are usually more liberal. the data showed as they entered college 23% of millennials identified as leaning far right. that's compared to 70% of baby boomer when's they entered college 1k3 22% -- and 22% of generation xers. so millennials are more conservative than gen-xeers pictured here. it is a huge opportunity for both parties largest -- the largest living generation is up for grabs. go get it. >> anna, that's the big number in the study. almost 60% of millennials say they are independent. republicans would be stupid -- the democrats think they have them default. >> yes and i think that is true though. >> this study has an interesting headline and the people who are identifying as extreme liberals, they are not that extreme. they are not changing that much. they had you will dash are ad ultra liberal groups. >> you're right and i didn't know how to express that in my monologue. i didn't think you would read the whole study. >> i did. >> isn't it interesting that people are more extreme. that's where they ar

liberators set a country free, occupiers impose their will. in world war ii, as the day approached franklin roosevelt to not want to be bothered governing occupied france. and so instead, over roosevelt's vigorous objections, he came from north africa and six days after d-day the gault landed and the free french took over the government of liberated france. united states, british and canadian troops moved ahead without regard to what was happening in france. that was the goal's responsibility. with a cross into germany, germany became occupied and thea allies to control.an france is liberated, germany was occupied. it is really a an important distinction. and for iraq the defense department, state department and all of the military assumed they were liberating iraq from saddam. and that the iraqis would work things out for themselves. then on may 1, on the flight deck of the abraham lincoln, busch unilaterally changed direction. instead. instead of liberators, coalitioc forces would become occupiers. oc was downhill from there. brimmer was app

societies that were more liberal and democratic and open than their own. so those of us who believe democracy, we need to speak out forcefully. because both the facts and history i believe are on our side. that doesn't mean democracies are without flaws. it does mean that the cure for what ails our democracy is greater engagement by our citizens, not less. yes, in america, there is too partisanship. too little participation by citizens, in part because of a patchwork of laws that makes it harder to vote. in europe a well-intentioned brussels often became too isolated from the normal push and pull of national politics. too often in capitals decisionmakers have forgotten that democracy needs to b the bottom up, not governance by experts from the top be down. so these are real problems and as leaders of democratic governments make the case for democracy abroad, we better strife harder to set a better example at home. moreover, every country will organize its government informed by centuries of history and circumstances of geography and people. i recognize tra

i don't like how liberals make it a race issue. this has nothing to do with race, nothing to do with nationality. it is about success. >> juan, take this up. kristin points out the amount of welfare, amount of resource and assets that the illegal community in america either up. i think the center for immigration policy, i believe it was, came out with a number of $114 billion of welfare illegal families take. >> that's one side of the story, but there's another side to the ledger which is that illegal -- again, just talking about illegal immigrants, not legal immigrants to go back to eric's point, illegals don't benefit from social security. they don't get the money back. >> no, it is more than that. >> they never recapture in terms of services, benefits that they contribute to our country because, guess what, as they pay taxes they get nothing in return. >> hold on. mercedes, i will bring you in. what taxes are they paying, juan? sales tax? >> they're working. >> they're not paying federal income taxes. >> they're paying the norma

that's a liberal idea. but there are a lot of conservatives who do want -- it is changes because you have all of these conservative websites. >> the conservative websites, they are posting them on facebook and then facebook ignores them. do you think facebook can change its stripes. to be yously zuckerburg is very liberal. >> it is tough. the more the liberals hang around with themselves they think their opinions are the norm and they get group thinky. you have to consciously bring in a mix of people. it is interesting with facebook because when they fired all of the liberals and they let a computer do their story and it was a stalls story. >> i would rather see a fake story than the deliberate sob stories. i say we give thal gaw rhythm a chance. >> i read the article about letting thal gaw rhythm take over. the first was fake and the third was about a guy masterbating with a mcchicken sandwich. >> first of all that was not a fake story. that happens once a day. you don't use the chicken sandwich. you use t

let me digress between being liberators and occupiers. liberators said the country free. occupiers impose their will. in world war ii as the day approached, franklin roosevelt didn't want to be bothered in occupied france. and so instead, over the objections, they brought him into north africa and six days after he landed and took over liberated france. the united between british and canadian troops moved ahead without regard for what is happening in france. and with his responsibility. but when they crossed into germany and the whole government was suspended. france was liberated and germany was occupied. it was an important distinction and as for iraq, the defense department, the state department and all of the military assumed that they were liberating from saddam and they would work things out for themselves. then on may 1 on the flight, bush unilaterally changed directions. instead of the coalition forces that would become occupiers it was downhill from there. the party was outlawed and the army was disbanded. most offices were closed. bremmer reported physically to

you know how the community reinvestment act was abused by liberal members of congress. and they leveraged the banks into writing bad loans and everybody knew they were bad loans. you know it, you were there, as was i. >> i know it, and many people say it's one of the reasons we needed tighter regulation. >> steph. >> yes. >> i wish -- i'm going to invite you to go out with me and just go visit a plumbing contractor, a dry wall contractor, just you pick out the small business person, i'll make the visit. we'll go together. take a camera person. we'll sit in a room and listen to what small business people are saying about the overregulation of american society. they're not talking about wall street, we're talking ability main street and small business people and subcontractors and suppliers and people who are hurting, and by the way, the people who are supporting donald trump. >> what do you think they're going to say when we say he doesn't pay taxes, it's the smart thing to do? >> i'm for getting the taxes out of the way. it's an issue you can't win, quite frankly. i hav

listen up, liberal.what makes all of this stuff possible, what makes this crazy upside down situation that we are in possible is the democratic party isn't what i just described. it isn't the party that elected frank roosevelt four times in a row. the democrats are not who we think there are any longer. this is not a party of working people. this is a parody of professionals. the group that comes first, the group that always comes first in the party's decision-making and that sort of thing is affluent white-collar professionals. the party is dominated by high achieving white-collar. either way, i'm not making this up for being clever with the text are reading between the lines. they say this openly all the time back in washington d.c. the entire culture of liberalism is dominated by the concerns and the needs of the professional class. they're tasting food food, their vacation habits, their idea of the direction that the world is going in and that the world ought to be going in. more importantly, this is

i grew up with liberals and liberal, the root word of liberal is liberty. and madison is a classical liberal and the lines have gotten confused. it is not just income. i did my dissertation and did thousands of regressions on indicates and things liberals want. guess where you have the most women in the workforce? capitalist countries. guess where you have the most civil liberties? then you talk about the dig nity of work.nity of work. well read and incredibly smart person. her book says the cause of modern economic growth starting in 1700 and up until 1700 every person on the planet made $1,000 a year. then boom, massive economic growth. she takes on 20 nobel lorerate. my favorite guys. those are all common and causal. but she says the primal cause is about 1700 is the first time in history moral language change such that we started calling the business man and woman morally good. my tradition hasn't been perfect on that. gandhi, buttey -- buddha, and it is something you put up with. we changed the lingo. this is reversible. we ask what are you teaching ki

the national liberal media is presenting themselves for what they are. a left-wing bias that overwhelms reason, reality in favor of the establishment of the status quo that's been created by wrongheaded liberalism for a half-century in this country. can you see my point of view? >> i do and i happen to agree with it. lou: fred barnes and good to get out of here with that. its eyes great to have the great fred arnson we appreciate it. thanks so much for it. much more straight ahead. stay with us. obama's backdoor dealing with i ran. first it was $400 million in foreign currency and then 1.3 billion now almost $34 billion. where does it end or does it? donald trump says obama and clinton are trying to cover up their money trail. >> not to mention the ransom payments, oh those ransom payments. remember two weeks ago it was $400 million in cash. this is cash. lou: the defense of democracies john hammond joins us. tensions running high between these two drivers pick what happens next is simply astonishing. we will bring you the video plus they said i have tro

liberators set a country free. occupiers impose their will. in world war ii, franklin didn't bother governing occupied france. they both felt jgenerous objections. the troops moved away. when they crossed into germany, germany became occupied and the allies took control. the state department and military assumed they were liberating iraq from saddam and the iraqis would work things out for themselves. then on may 1st, on the flight deck, bush changed direction. instead of liberators, coalition forces would become occupieoccu and really it was down hill from there. paul brimmer was appointed to head the occupation as the president's representative. the iraqi army was disbranded, most offices closed, and coalition forces became the enemy. bush bears sole responsibility for that decision. let niasia ellme say a wod word the atrocities committed at abu grave and what we didn't know was the military guards were not acting on their own. they were not simply hillbillies but were urged by the cia and military intelligence to abuse the prisoners to set

. >> the liberal media i can tell is fixated on donald trump said he's questioning the generals, saying he knows more about isis. what's your response to that? >> i think it's crazy. my father's exact point has been the generals have been handcuffed. >> that's how i interpreted it, as well. >> so have law enforcement across the country, so have border control across the country. you need to give them the tools they need to succeed. they've been asking for the tools and been denied those tools. we have amazing military, the best military in the world. we have the leaders there to beat isis. isis is -- isis is a force. >> the key is, obama, carrie, clinton don't listen to the generals. >> that's right. he mentioned all three in fairness to him, i hope people will play the full clip, eric and sean, because what mr. trump said, matt lauer said do you have a problem with the military? no, i respect the military, it's president obama's leadership. >> we'll get into that. >> look, the polls are tightening, the clinton folks are getting nervous. why are the polls tightening? they call donald tr

because i think in the liberal world view, especially liberal journalist world view, those were inconvenient facts. it would be much more convenient if it were a white officer. remember, when travon martin was killed by george zimmerman? the "new york times" actually described zimmerman as a white hispanic. that's laughable. >> i remember that whatever that is, right. >> whatever that is. simply calling him hispanic didn't fit the temp let. >> got it. >> it didn't fit the world view. that was inconvenient fact an hispanic killing back kid. no, we can't have that. >> got it, bernie. >> white hispanic. >> bernie, as always, thank you very much. and our popular campus craziness segment is next. one public university now treating students like kin enter gart kindergarten natureners. senator ted cruz just about an about face. something many expected he would not do. we will t (vo) one dark stormy night we got a new family member and she got a nutritious meal of purina cat chow complete with the four cornerstones of nutrition including high quality protein. now our family is complete. purina cat c

as a liberal, i would think you should say this is wrong.nt of being liberal if you don't believe that. right? >> the problem is, though i know you and other desire to be dragged off in chains for this, that is not realistic. it's not going to happen. that would not happen to me, by the way if i obtained classified information as a jane qdoe. >> what happened to principle? white the obituary for principle, if you would. >> how long we heard about transparency and well, you know what? donald trump is running the most-transparent presidential campaign in history. and as you pointed out, it probably has been too transparent and probably, has taught us maybe it is too much transparency is not always a good thing. but why aren't these people lining up behind donald trump? they should be supporting donald trump. hillary clinton is running the least transparent campaign. >> there is no man behind the curtain. there is no kurt yan. here is a guy that got a nomination spending hes than we spent on spring break last year. why are not liberals jumping

and a second resolution also passed that would give the palestinian liberation organization a formalce at the u.n. as an observer. >> when the plo were given observers status, it seemed to encourage the idea that violence would get your grievance in a way that would get you respected. >> israel will pursue the plo murderers until justice is meted out to them. the blood of children will not be shed with impunity. comfort food... you've had a good long run. but your time is over. it's time for something new. something simple. grown right here in california with absolutely no antibiotics ever. food we're comfortable eating. making. serving. this is the new comfort food. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. let's get comfortable with our food again. >>> in the united states, terrorism takes the form of bombings. the fbi records more than a thousand terrorist bombings every year. >> it is just startling how widespread bombings, especially these types of protest bombings, were in the 1970s. they happened by the hundreds. >> the w

the national liberal media simply doesn't know what to do. they continue to attack trump. to look at them on the front page, the whole page of the "washington post" is to see a constant stream of attacks on donald trump. have you ever seen anything like what the "washington post" and to a lesser degree with "the new york times" are doing and any presidential campaign in your career? >> i haven't and i flipped in the washington area almost my whole life and i've been reading the post since i was a teenager and i've never seen anything quite like it. you know one thing that was interesting today a former post political. reporter: a founder of "politico", the great institution that covers politics and he's forming a new venture and what he said today in an interview was he has never seen the media so decisively trump, clinton and anti-trump. he said it's scary this bias. lou: it may scare him. i am heartened by it because there is no veil of pretense and they l the national liberal media is presenting themselves for what they are. a left-wing bias that overwhelms reason, real

there is a bit of an anti-institutional speak, a more liberal streak in the sanders party. a skepticism about working within existing party structures. one thing you can say about the goldwater supporters is they were happy to capture the township council. there were happy to capture the school board. they were happy to work in the system, building up the infrastructure necessary take -- to take over a national party. is committedrs enough, no question. ryan seems to me the media -- line right now is that this the future of the party. i do not think it is. i think it will be like occupy wall street, a big flareup and the dissipate. it will leave a residual impact but not a significant one. on thatl argue with you one. i would say to think about sanders in some ways is a pretty strong candidate for the presidency did were markedly well, -- who did remarkably well given his limitations. he had never gone to a democratic national convention before. he is an outsider, he is 74. --gine a 40 something with latino sanders coming out in 2020 or 2024, whenever there is that conteste

i'm sure he would call me a liberal and come up with a catchy nickname. he said he had the biggest bounce n pounce in -- in history. where do we get to this point where facts don't mean anything? >> i wrote an op-ed for the "new york times" on election day 2012 i said what was remarkable out -- about this election, for me, is that the truth does not seem to matter anymore. i was talking about the fate unemployment numbers -- faked unemployment numbers, and so on. it seemed like a stephen colbert type of truth had taken hold. we have moved so much farther in the last four years. it is even, i do think those -- i do not think those numbers are right, but from is saying things that are demonstrably -- monstrously untrue. and i think this would have been -- one of these things would have been a gaffe, but hundreds of these take cold of the national line -- hold of the national line. but there's a larger arc here. i wrote this book, republican spin and "politico" which i write for, asked me to do a piece, and i object to do the headline but they used it anyway

for liberal arts college, we get more conservatives than lots of other elite liberal arts colleges do and that's part because we have -- we do some conservative professors here. that makes us a little bit unusual compare today our competitors like williams. >> host: jon shields have written this book passing on the right, conservative professors in the progressive university. is it bad that colleges are overall liberal? negative, i should say? >> guest: i think more conservatives is a good thing or the academy needs to look like america, i don't think that's true but i think that in more conservatives would be a good thing specially in fields that are really dominated by the left and i think this is because more conservatives would improve social sciences. >> host: is there an intimidation factor about teaching sort of things? >> guest: what do you mean by intimidation factor? >> host: there's a couple of movements in our current policy, all lives matter, black lives matter, triggers. >> guest: i think there is. i think it's a problem that affect the left more than than the right beca

that need protection from the liberal speech police stop, i'm begging you guys. they are winning with this stuff. and it's true. they are absolutely winning these crazy left fanatic zealots are winning because now we have an issue, the racist label, the sexist label. they slap it on you. people get upset. who wants to be called that? they may have to defend themselves. you know, it's -- they are winning. and i don't know, because there isn't enough media to come up against them. like you and i are doing this segment. nobody else would do this segment nobody else. they get away with this crap. they get away with this dishonesty day in and day out. last word. >> you are absolutely right. they are more concerned about -- i wasn't going to use the word but since you did, this crap than they are with whatever happened in benghazi, whatever mrs. clinton told the families of the dead men there. they don't care about that. the irs scandal, one the great scandals of modern times in america, they don't care about that. the obamacare and all that's going on. >> they love it

you write, i think he sold himself as a liberal when he first ran. so i guess you're suggesting is a little hypocritical? >> i think it was -- >> okay, so in your book you even quote christopher hitchens saying andy seth and anger, that bill clinton locked in the reagan revolution. it's a criticism from even the centrists democrats. >> this is one of the struggles bill clinton has been one of the struggles hillary clinton is having right now. how do you hold onto ideology? spent centrists ideology. >> right. while also being sensitive to the bar changes going around? when bill clinton talked about the third way, it was building on something that the good version, the pre-evil version of the republic of the conversation here in the covers she popped up in 90, 91, 92. how can we retake the white house? there were two sites which bill clinton brought together. one was tactical. they were so disappointed of michael dukakis, so disappointed with his defense of liberalism and with george h. of the bush called the l. word. so disappointed by his promise tha

and a second resolution also passed that would give the palestinian liberation organization a formal at the u.n. as an observer. >> when the plo were given observers status, it seemed to encourage the idea that violence would get your grievance in a way that would get you respected. >> israel will pursue the plo murderers until justice is meted out to them. the blood of jewish children will not be shed with impunity. hmmmmmm..... hmmmmm... [ "dreams" by beck ] hmmmmm... the turbocharged dream machine. the volkswagen golf gti. named one of car and driver's 10best, 10 years in a row. you only earn double miles when you buy stuff from that airline. wait...is this where you typically shop? you should be getting double miles on every purchase! switch...to the capital one venture card. with venture, you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, everywhere, every day. not just ...(dismissively) airline purchases. seriously... double miles... everywhere. what's in your wallet? an expression of disgust caused by inadequate litter tidy cats is the cure. with new guaranteed tidylock protec

we see liberal societies express opposition when women choose to cover themselves. we see protests responding to western newspaper cartoons that caricature the prophet muhammad. in a world that left the age of empire behind, we see russia attempting to recover lost glory through force. asian powers debate competing claims of history. and in europe and the united states, you see people wrestle with concerns about immigration and changing demographics, and suggesting that somehow people who look different are corrupting the character of our countries. now, there's no easy answer for resolving all these social forces, and we must respect the meaning that people draw from their own traditions -- from their religion, from their ethnicity, from their sense of nationhood. but i do not believe progress is possible if our desire to preserve our identities gives way to an impulse to dehumanize or dominate another group. if our religion leads us to persecute those of another faith, if we jail or beat people who are gay, if our traditions lead us to prevent girls from going to

they took greek and hebrew and the rhetoric in english and that was a liberal arts education. i taught at a liberal arts college and applied at two of them because i believe in that synthesis. i've wanted to show folks i don't know whether i did a great job or not but it's still possible. it should hang together and if the ethics don't match up with the economic logic, he couldn't line up economic incentives and it's doomed to failure whereas adam smith and the enlightenment over here with jefferson and madison they do line up and i did all of the book but both of them onto a large number of competitors in the free-market ideas. i wanted to point out 200 pages in the first tradition. >> one of the things i was struck with the complementary aspects as you put it in the economics and politics. god works six days and rested on the seventh. that presumes the right to hold things that may be coveted. the basis in the judeo-christian religious tradition that permeates public policy from your perspective, i found to be fascinating and you said on page 28, our founding was an importan

it is a tool used by evil, liberal bloggers. i keep buying apple. i bought my iphone 6 and it takes awhile to take out the kinks. i tried to text somebody the picture and the phone attached the picture i didn't mean to send. you can imagine the horrifying possibility with these problems. i suggest everyone wait one month to work out the kinks. jay send me any pictures you got. 3:00, 4:00 in the morning. >> look, i don't know what this phone can do and i don't care. they debit my account a thousand dollars every month. send me the same stuff. one of each, two of each. i don't care. let me have it as soon as it is available. >> andy is still in cupertino. can you feel the excitement at the event? >> absolutely, tom. >> do you want to wrap this up at all? is there anything we missed in the new release? >> no, that's about it, tom. >> looks so exciting. everyone in black and white at that convention? >> it is very loud here. i am having a problem hearing you because it is so loud here. >> coming up -- >> absolutely tom. >> why did a kansas man rob a ban

what i believe the left has done, not liberals, i love liberals and i mean this is not a line. there is a huge difference between leftism and liberalism. the left is indoctrinated people and as a result your kid will leave thinking the united states and israel are the villains and that is twisted. the moral compass is broken intellectually and morally. at ucla you can get a ba in english without having read one shakespeare play. multiculturism, the motion that all cultures are equal, has taken over so why would you focus on dead, white european males? can i develop this thought more? so i am very involved in classical music including condu conducting orchestras. two years ago, a piece from one of the greatest composure, i wanted to know who he would chose and if it was similar moo tie choices. they were mostly similar but he didn't include handle or hiding and hiding is the father of the symphony and the father of the cor tet. i know readers will ask why why didn't include him he said and the answer was i didn't want to take too many german vietnamese composures. this is how th

we're fighting for all americans, republicans, democrats, liberals, even liberals. who failed us in this corrupt, corrupt system. we're fighting for everyone who doesn't have a voice. and i will tell you the campaign contributions coming in are unbelievable. small donors, $61 a pop. [cheers] and i'm spending my money. i'm spending a fortune. i am spending a lot. i'm putting up my money. and we're being helped by small donors and we're setting records and we have done some job. but i will say if we don't make it, despite what they say, if we don't make it, they are all saying it doesn't matter what you've done has never been done before, it's one of the great phenomenons. let me tell you, if we don't make it -- >> -- you're going to make it. >> it's the greatest waste of time, energy, and money than i can ever think of. i will tell you. if we don't make it. [cheers] but we're going to make it. and polls came out today. [cheers] polls came out today where we are up in ohio, we are up in florida, we're up in north carolina. up. we're up nationwide cnn two days ago. up

nothing to do with liberal bias. nothing to do with liberal bias. and the fox will continue clearly to ignore this. and if that makes trump think the story has gone away, i say again, wrong. >> like bunch of monk business their hands over their ears and eyes. >>> when we come back, bernie sanders lends hillary clinton a hand today and michelle obama hits the campaign trail. we'll talk about their millennial hopes and dreams. d lt ugly face of hers. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? i can't say that either. whfight back fastts, with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum smoothies! only from tums the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked the wrong insurance plan." no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your ca

this is what the liberal media is out there doing. lou: calais it's reinforcing. to repeat their nonsense and their venom i think is probably the wrong approach. >> lou on line poll after on line poll shows that people thought trump one. you mean the one vehicle where people got to vote? it's a metaphor for the election. going to be difficult to stop his momentum. he didn't do anything to disrupt his momentum last night and i don't think. >> i think you're exactly right. he can now hit her on all those items. he knows now that the moderators and going to ask the tough questions that he has two jump in and take on the clinton foundation and take on her e-mails take on benghazi take on the paper play. lou: outpitch anderson cooper will be tougher than lester holt was but that may be my naÏvetÉ lou. lou: showing considerable venom when it comes to mike pence as well so i think the stage is set for a contest and donald trump has now gotten permission i believe from voters to do what he must. i may be wrong about that but his team will of course decide it all i guess.

you know, we think about conservative and liberal and we think about these things on the >> about what those terms mean. they often lead to stereotypes, at the time the concert a conservative mine came out, conservative is him wasn't a thing in america. >> and part of what kirk had to do is bring together all of these different strands and give it some kind of coherence. so what he decided to do in his dissertation, and when he wrote the dissertation he had certainly longed to be a well published author. he never never anticipated he would have the kind of success he did. he was a good writer, at had a amazing stylist and a good thinker as well. he certainly did not project, okay this okay this is going to change the world. and even though i think you're absolutely right, john that we have kind of forgotten in this day and age, from about 1953 until 64, once goldwater fails and that horrific failure in the 1964 presidential election, kirk's fortune go down as well. it will really take the rest of his life, 30 more years to live after that he died in 1994. it takes in those 30 years tak

the core of the force that liberates the tribal elements that are being trained, equipped and brought on board with the goal of getting 15,000 of thousand of them will be predominantly the holding force once it has been a liberated. >> it thank you recommended. i just want to thank our secretary for help here. just keep us involved on the options being considered in regard to syria. in regards to a mosul, could be a wonderful advancement because militarily things look like they're in place. i sent share the senator's concerns that in practice we don't see the ethnic reprisals that we see happen so often when territory has been reclaimed from isis. so i think that it's going to be more difficult thing getting the confidence necessary so just work together. in regards to turkey i would enjoy getting in talking not through questioning here but how successful we are in getting our nato partner constructive and keeping the border closed but also dealing with the kurdish issues that don't obstruct us from dealing with isis. thank you very much and i look for to continuing this question. >>

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education, liberal arts education, trying to help students explore the question of they love. university education has in large part become a technical training school for jobs. that, i think, is the wrong direction. ben hunnicut: it's an uphill battle to reintroduce an idea that education, the liberal arts, or to teach people how to live rather than how to make a living. it's an uphill battle. one of my chicago, the former president, had that as his central mission at the university of chicago and he was thrown out on his ear. that idea is a hard sell. being a professor of leisure studies, let me tell you i don't get no respect. it is a hard sell in a culture such as ours that puts such a great value on work. what robert hutchins called that our concept of a job is something very near religious. it is the center of our being; it is where we live and move and have our being. that's a new idea. it hasn't always been like that. this is brand new. craig vansandt: i speak as a business professor, probably as a part of the problem, but i think you're used to look to their family or