. >> david mccullough said generally speaking, factoring the revolutionary war period, about a third of the country wanted to stay with great britain and the third wanted to fight and a third were in different . >> would you agree with that assessment? >> 100%. it's no different than we are today. exactly what david mccullough for the source and the book, we looked at that carefully and i 100% agree. you were completely divided. would tell the story and paint the picture like it schoolhouse rock with the great american dream. but if you looked at the beginning of the war, a third of the people love democracy and the third are like it's just a tray different and we need to negotiate a better deal they don't want to get rid of the king they just want a better deal and pay less taxes. than a third was like i don't care as apathetic as the 30s today, it's amazing, we want to romanticize and tell you how great it was and if we all matched with the drummer and you're holding the flag, if we were all behind him, it's just as frustrating then as it was now watching a third of the country wit

our first guest, kevin mccullough, radio host, and antjuan seawright.rategist and former hillary clinton campaign advisor. in south carolina. gentlemen, agreed to see you today. the president is going to speak. we just had on border patrol, we know the issues, kevin. what does he say at this point that move this forward? >> i don't think you will see him say anything other than what he has been saying. the president's only play on this is that he has to get the funding. >> harris: what happens if he doesn't? politically? we know what happens if he gets it. >> he will shut it down for months, if necessary. >> harris: antjuan, we are already at the point where we have tied the force longest shut down. we are at the same issue that your team shut it down for come in part. that was daca, but it's all part of the immigration conversation. >> lets deal in facts -- the majority of the merc and people opposed border wall funding. >> harris: is that true, because wrapped up in border security. >> i'm going to get there. the majority of the people opposed border

to mccullough has invited me to join him in this faded one shop in the german capital. and now we have come to one of the top addresses here in berlin when it comes to finding a good wine you know take do so many yeah some of our what other wine still alive besides bordeaux mostly we have a bottle of one of these beautiful wreck burgundies that is something that i really love that there is some you know you say burgundy is touching your soul it's like heaven so the look and fruity flavors from cherries on the palate and with these mazie show tang you can have it at least sounds great well one used by but once described you ask listen a wine freak who even has a glass a centerpiece for terrible that i travel with my glasses here that really absolutely because every great wine needs a great glass ok well does a good bottle of wine always have to be expensive yes to be honest it has and it has to be h. and this is the reason why we're here because here you fine wines from the thirty's forty's fifty's wines which yeah pretty old and this is like they're mature and they're r

him because he is also probably more centrist left candidate than others in the democratic pealed mccullough is another democratic nominee. i know it seems like is runninged in particularly if joe biden don't run. of virginiaovernor is someone who is basically most known i think for being with the clintons and i don't know if there is desire for that. again, he would be a credible person, too. we are talking about house members and a lot of senators about governorch bus the governor of virginia, the governor of colorado, those names to watch from some of the governor's group in terms of possibilities and senator harris of california is another contender. again, i could list probably 20 more people who are tagging about running and may be candidate. >> host: when do we start seeing debates? june.st: i believe in either june or july. and, remember, the republicans time they had a big field, they had to have the grown-up ande and the kids' table undercard debate because they could accommodate ten people on the main stage and going to it up and maybe do back-to-back nights and you see joe maybe

at one main detention complex at riana airports in the southern city of mccullough form inmates described being crammed into shipping containers smeared with feces and blindfolded for weeks on end they said they were beaten trust up on the grill and sexually assaulted now on top of the human rights group we've also got an acknowledgement of the problem from the united nations investigations by the group of experts confirm widespread arbitrated tension throughout the country and ill treatment and torture in some facilities in most cases detainees were not informed of the reasons for their arrest were not charged and were denied access to lawyers or a judge there is some kind of medical experimentation going on in these engines and says which is connected with psychological domination torture people to see how far they can go both the u.s. and britain and other international community members have openly admitted that they are providing intelligence and load just logistics to the saudi led coalition's basically military advice i believe they're turning a blind eye and a to it because they a

rocket booster caused the fuel tank to ignite one of the crewmembers killed that day was kristin mccullough she would've been the first to make it to outer space. >>> coming up in a health watch >> parents think about opioids prescribed to their children and evidence of a growing risk of death for toddlers. >>> we are tracking a few other systems that will bring the return of the rain this week. we will time it out for you on futurecast, coming up. >>> the only hotspot here is the altamont pass. we have a look at that car coming up. a new study finds deaths of young children from firearms have almost doubled over the last decade. 's partly due >>> 5:13 am. a new study finds death for younger children from firearms has almost doubled over the last decade. researchers say part to the handgun ownership there is the third leading cause here. and they have more than half the parents are concerned that their child could be addicted to prescribed opioids. it also found nearly 2/3 of parents say that the powerful drugs are more effective in managing their pain after surgery or a broken bone and non

and these are the people david mccullough, isaacson -- >> jon meacham. >> jon meacham. i could name 20 people in my field, in early american history alone, who are doing this. sometimes they're former journalists. they have no ph.d. and they have no academic position. >> but that might be a big asset because they never learned how to riekt write academise. >> no adverbs, no adjectives. >> i understand what the profession is doing, but in a sense it's cutting itself off from general public. now, scientists can do -- a physicist writes his or her papers, they don't expect layman to be able to read them. but history is different. it's got a public obligation. and it's sad to see the academics writing just for one another and ignoring this larger public which is hungry for knowing the story of the founding. and that gap or that hunger is being fed by these nonacademic historians. thank god. that they are doing this. joe and i are anomalies within the academic world because we had academic positions and are still doing -- writing this kind of history. >> but i think -- see,

the realignment, the grading for the realignment of mccullough road. and then down on treasure island , in the aerial here, i want to bring your attention to the area of surcharge just north of the chapel. it represents about 20% of the area north of california that will be undergoing surcharges and it has a surcharge in place currently. also, at the northwestern corner of the sub phase one area, you can see the storm water detention basins, because of the storm water pump stations that were in this area and previously served the campus, have been removed as part of the demolition. for this rainy season, we are handling the management of the stormwater through infiltration basins. here you see the surcharge behind the chapel at the south end of that area. and the causeway, you can see here, a long clipper clove -- cove, started earlier this week to lake crushed asphalt for a temporary roadway alignment. they are also preparing to shift to the traffic from the west side of the causeway, to the east side of the causeway. beginning the middle of january,

we had options that went through the tunnel, utilize mccullough and whatnot. we ended up settling primarily because it is the most logical along hillcrest. we do have challenges in the area. they have a steep rate. and the landing area on the right-hand side. it will be of a challenge. as well as the greats on hillcrest road. i think to note is we have an active co- spot -- coast guard you are aware of. we need to make sure those names are happening because they have residences that are along hillcrest road and the active base. the orange line follows along hillcrest and drops down a little bit. we still need to stay high to get over the bay bridge portal. we realize that we chose the north side of the bridge for better reviews. it seems like the public outreach we had earlier. people -- it would not preclude you from going to the south side but we think most people would like to be on the north side of the bridge. we would span over the tunnel and then we would not be on the same level as a current hillcrest road. this is below the portal that you see now tha

special envoy for peace and reconciliation embassador john mccullough has arrived in islamabad to hold talks with the pakistani leadership he said. talks with the afghan taliban will be taking place soon however he also issued a warning saying that if the taliban wanted to fight then the u.s. would be helping the afghan forces but if they wanted to talk the u.s. would be ready to talk so indeed a strong message from zalmay khalilzad coming less than forty eight hours after the of one dollar bond issued their own statement the islamic emirate of afghanistan statement on the current situation in afghanistan said that the u.s. was moving away from the agenda of the or drawl of foreign forces from afghanistan and their loved one is gone would not be used against any other country zalmay khalilzad has enough period thought given the fact that those dogs have reached a roadblock the buggers canio featured will be trying to convince the taliban to come back to the negotiating table they have already to sit down with the afghan officials and pakistan had already said that it cannot have total

caller: my name is david mccullough, and i have learned most of the stuff revolves around money -- mittomney is very wealthy. challenged -- i ran and challenged the governor 20 years ago. the policies do not count, it is the money that greases the system. host: how does that address governor romney's statements this morning? caller: romney is part of the establishment, as people mentioned earlier, and the establishment as their standing in the way. when republicans had all three branches of government they could not get much done because the honorable senator mccain and others did not support -- there are weaknesses trump has. when nancy pelosi have the government, they got obamacare through and did things that were strong for the democrat party. they were unified. republicans are not unified. what specifically mitt romney has to say, how much do you agree with it or disagree with it? caller: i think he is a good person, but he was hurt when he had that 47% statement. can you tell me what the criticism was? host: we offered several throughout the morning. i am just asking how much you a

host: brad meltzer, a quick follow-up, david mccullough in a c-span interview said generally speakingduring the revolutionary war period, about one third of this country wanted to stay with great britain, 1/3 one of the fight, and 1/3 were in different. would you agree with that assessment? guest: 100%. it is no different than we are today. that is exactly what david mccullough, obviously a source in the book, we look at very carefully, and i 100% agree. we are completely divided. we tell the story, we paint a picture like "schoolhouse rock," where there is a great american dream, but if you look at the beginning of the war, 1/3 of the people of democracy. 1/3 were basically like you know what, it is just a trait difference. they did not want to get rid of the king, they just wanted to pay less taxes. /3 were apathetic. and we all want to say how great it was, with the fight and the drummer and you are holding the flag, as if we were all behind him, it was just as frustrating 1/3 of theing country being apathetic and the other 2/3 fighting, pointing the finger, and wishing the other w

activist and a candidate who received three- quarters of a million dollars from clinton activist terry mccullough the 60-plus million americans that voted for him, what the democrats and the media have done is quite shameful to be honest and james comey is the leader of that shame in my opinion. griff: you know you mentioned james comey. he seemed to be responding to this as well. here is what he tweeted. he says i ask you to judge me by the enemies i have made quoting fdr. what do you make of that tweet? >> you know the arrogance and quite honestly, the in competence which is why president trump fired him in the first place. look this guy is a leaker, under investigation by the department of justice, inspector general himself and he is somebody who p erjured himself. the potential criminal acts by james comey himself puts these types of statements just in perspective for people like me because he has no credibility whatsoever. everyone knows he is now nothing more than a democrat activist. he campaigned in the mid-terms. what former fbi official in american history has been out spoke erin a poli

. >> brian mccullough from lockheed martin. thank you very much, gentlemen, for your discussion today and for a great mdr. i'd like to know if there's any kind of plan on how industry can participate in the studies coming up, number one, and, number two, specific to general leanings towards either boost, glide or terminal, and we spent a lot of time talking about boost phase here for hypersonic defense, any efforts coming forward looking in the other two phases, maybe a level of effort. thank you. >> i will say that industry will be front and center, brian, as far as participating at least from a missile defense agency's perspective. i recall one of the first taskings i received from then undersecretary shanahan looking at a certain topic, he encouraged me to get inputs from industry and not from the initial glossy sort of general officer sort of responses that you get, but getting responses from the folks who are on the shop floor who understand the real cost of production, the real complexities of production, what it takes to