in 2005 he said it was make or break for me and mcintyre. i won by a half percent so it was a pretty close contest and that issue cut more for us than any other. the other 1978 race i would count is in iowa where roger jepsen bet -- beat dick charge. in 1980 it didn't seem look it was important because it was hardly mentioned in the presidential race in reagan's bid for the republican nomination or general election race against carter. there is some history to that. as a matter of fact, reagan had not even taken a leading role in the 1977-78 capability over ratifying the treaties. he had promised to but he changed his mind. a top reagan aide sat through a crucial meeting in august of 1977 when ambassadors explained the treaties and renewed there warnings that the canal would be in jeopardy without them. reagan was not persuaded but when they left he asked what if they are right. so he largely stayed away from the public campaign against the treaties. he swore angryily it aides when they were enacted then he got out of the car and told the pr

in 2005 he told me it was , make-or-break issue for me and for mcintyre. you know i won by about half a , percent in that first race so was a pretty close contest and that issue cut more for us than any other. the other 1978 race i would count is the in iowa or roger one tips and beat dick clark. in if one looks back at the 1980, campaign coverage it is does not seem like the panama canal was an important issue. that is because it was hardly ever mentioned in the presidential race either in reagan's bid for the republican nomination, or in the general election race against carter. there is some history to that. as a matter of fact, reagan had not even taken a leading role in the 1977, '78 debate over ratifying treaties. he had promised to, but he changed his mind. , a top reagan aide, sat through a crucial meeting in august 1977 when two ambassadors explain the treaties and renewed their warnings that the canal would be in jeopardy without them. reagan was not persuaded by one asked,hen they left he what if they are right? so he largely stayed away from a

rogue h that was ted mcintyre talking about his book rogue heroes. coming up in ten minutes, john aloysius carol talking about his book, richard nixon.ut we have about ten minutes between these two authors and we want to hear what you are reading.748820 748-8200. for those of you in the eastern central time zones, (202)748-8201. if you live in the mountain and pacific time zone, these are the comments we've got on facebook and what people are reading. robert hunter writes in and says he is reading shakespeare the man and martin is reading young radicals by jeremy carter and book tv has covered that book, young radicals. we will read some more these comments as we go.o. let's hear from kathleen in plymouth michigan, cap lane, good evening to you, what are you reading. >> right now i'm reading robert service, my favorite poet.ob i'm not sure how familiar you are with robert but one of the most poignant poems is the march of the dead. he was from england. he's a great writer. where he writes, actually it's the army that has died and is coming back durin

but john mcintyre, lawyer it athletes as clients say these coul a gd ray area. >> employee such as nflootball player protests while he's on the clock before a game? that's something the law really hasn't dealt with. >> danville resident and former player believes multimillion dollar plays must emulate what colin kaepernick did and go beyond protest. >> take it as challenge to show rest of the world who we really are.vials, good citizens, go back to the neighborhoods we came from and we help. >> abc7 news. >> we want your opinion on all of this, do you think the nfl should allow national anthem protests? go to twitter or facebook to answer that question. >>> moving on. sky7 shows video of the bay bridge toll plaza, where a gunman robbed a toll taker yesterday. another on carquinez bridge was also robbed. looking for two men. melanie woodrow is live with more. >> reporter: there is surveillance video of both robberies and chp is investigating whether the suspects involved in most recent robberies could be connected to more. caught on camera, chp says they have video of two men they belie

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mcintyre the newscaster comes on and says that a plane has hit one of the towers in new york city. like most folks didn't know what to make of that. thought maybe maybe it was an accident. a few minutes later he's back on the air talking about second plane crashing into the other tower in new york city. i pulled over to the side of the road as other people were doing and listening to what was taking place in america when we were attacked. and we all know the rest of the story about some wonderful people that were hydrogened -- hijacked in a plane in pennsylvania. took that plane down that apparently was headed for washington, d.c. probably this building. save the lives of members of congress and people who work in washington. and the fourth plane that crashed into the pentagon. i just like to talk about that fourth plane. that plane, american airlines flight number 77, takes off from dulles, takes to the air turns than 30 minutes, around, and is headed back to the pentagon. as you know, mr. speaker, the pentagon is right next to arlington cementary. -- cement tarry. the too many of

. >> maryellen mcintyre joins us to talk about the future of the affordable care act in light of the senate legislation. if you want to ask her questions, (202)748-8000. republicans and independents (202)748-8002 the congressional act scoring, it seems there okay to say it doesn't matter or not if there's a score, why is it. what's the velocity there. >> some are saying we've done so much work on this, wehe really understand it and we know and can figure out what we need without the ceo. i can probably remember earlier this summer, republicans had been very critical of the cbo and they're saying sure, this isam the thing, but they've had a lot of things wrong about obamacare. they don't get anything right so there are a lot of questions raised in a lot of arguments, they say it putsth too much stock in individual mandate, but that's actually criticism of bill cassidy. he said jonathan gruber has said individual mandate might not work as well and there was an article they talked about 2014. they put too much stock in the individual mandate is the criticism. they say they put too much

alastair mcintyre in his book explains his doubts about the government in modern bureaucracy ability to manage govern in social life and is familiar with what i just said on claims of superior insight. once again, although recognizing a role for science he denies the scientific method can gain insight into ordinary human behavior in politics and social relations even in economics due to the sheer complexity of human behavior and social life and its moral dimension which resists generalization and prediction and he adds that denying this unruliness leads to abuses of authority by the so-called experts under the guise of scientific impartiality. in the final part of my chapter i identify and explore justice scalia's articulation of some of these skepticism's about expertise and not only in the treatment of social science but also invite into the important from of jurists activities to interpreting and analyzing the logs and is embodied in the process of judicious analysis and decision-making. in fact scalia frequently identified the findings and legal principles that purport to support

alastair mcintyre in his book explains his grave doubts about the government in modern bureaucracies ability to manage and governance social life. he is summit with what i just said, on claims of superior insight to read once again, although recognizing a role for science, he denies that the scientific method can gain insight into ordinary human behavior in politics and social relations, even in economics, due to the "the sheer complexity of human behavior and social life, and it moral dimension, resists generalization and prediction." he adds that "denying this unruliness late to abuses of authority by the so-called experts under the guise of scientific impartiality." in the final part of my chapter, i identify and explore justice really is articulation of some , skepticismmes about expertise, and not only in the treatment of social science but also as a light the important realm of jurist activities, to interpreting and analyzing the law, as is embodied in the process of judicial analysis and decision-making. after all, he is a jurist. in fact, scalia frugally identified the findin

over in the history and biography room, ben mcintyre has started his talk. we'll bring that to you live in progress. it is about -- special forces during world war ii. rogue heroes is the name of the book. >> then effectively run away back into the desert. it sound like a simple idea and indeed it was, but in many ways it was completely revolutionary because many of the middle-ranking officers at that point had a very static idea hom war is fought. this came from the first world war. the idea two large armies will meet in a large space and fight it out until one of them wins. what sterling was recommending completely different and completely revolutionary. he got permission to start recruiting and he set about doing this in very particular way. he was looking for people who were unconventional. he was looking for people who didn't stick by the rules and he got them. one of his earliest recruits,s e paddy mayen. neil: explosive temper, from northern ireland. was extremely bad temer with unrestrained violence. he probably destroyed more planes than anybody els

i was curious to hear maybe a little bit more practically just because, after mcintyre and bertie is when we lose this objective standard of morality that is replaced by what he calls a motivation, making people respond the way you feel about things and the only way to compete is through power which teams to accurately describe the movement of the left to make people respect the way they feel but in response i feel like conservatives have embraced a lot of bombastic and aggressive, even protected tour, people like milo you topless who yelled back louder which makes the left accusedconservatives of being the fascists . one might, do you think that's a wise embrace of the people who tried to yell back just as loudly as the liberals are yelling and how practically are we trying to encourage the openings of ideas and opposing ideas of the left without stooping to their level of aggression, does that make sense? >> i think so. i will respond by pointing to christ. i'm a christian so if that's outside of your worldview, like, i guess that's okay. we're here to talk about ideas and when i b

mcintyre how important we have especially should ship between the united states and great britain is for world security to date? >> that's a question of giving more than than two minutes on. sadly vital. it's still the strongest and most important of the relationships particularly in an era which signals intelligence which is so important during the second world war. sadly vital and the relationship between gchq which is our equivalent of britain is absolutely vital. i would argue it's probably never been more special will. that is true of intelligence generally. we imagine don't way that somehow war has moved on but actually human intelligence are up to lead the core of all of our freedoms will and have been for very long time. ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much. [applause] [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] booktv's live coverage of the 2017 national book festival continues. that was support talking about his book is "rogue heroes." coming up in about 10 minutes john farrell talking about his mos

and at 4:00 p.m., justice ruth eight or coming up in one hour, mary allen mcintyre on the senate's toepeal and deb replace the affordable care act. and jim mcgreevey working with the prisoner reentry corporation , helping inmates transfer to life outside prison. at age: 55, we talked to steve sweeney -- 8:55, we talked to steve sweeney, and then at 9:00 -- 9:30, we talked to senator steve daines about wildfire management. ♪ >> it is day six of c-span's 14 months tour of all 50 state capital. this week, we are in the capital jersey capitalew of trenton. steve sweeney will join us a later -- aboard the bus in the program. september 20, this is washington journal. president trump addressed the members of the united nations yesterday, stressing the need for sovereign nations across world to act in the best interests of their people.

and what mcintyre said to mrs. roosevelt is call on me if you need help. he said at the start of the president's tizzies. that what's eleanor would call it when the president got upset. advertiseys. he cooperated on the menu and tried to get the president's appetite back to normal. sent to new york for specialists be brought in doctors from the navy hospital and a dietician arrived in uniform. the president ate everything he was supposed to eat but a it was ordered by in the navy. the orders were cut out all fried foods. one direct disfrom the doctor. typically the president get haze they want to get and they african-american staff is caught in the middle and they often have to help the president out. love this exchange with dealing with lizzy mcduffy and daisy bonner. lizzy ways wove 0oj mcduffy, prosecute relevant's valet, and so she eventually comes to the white house and works as a maid. some would ouch accompany roosevelt on long trims but interesting thing about lizzy mcduffy is that she had an outsized personality. she would entertain the president

wonder about colorado but they were one of the great stories and college football last year and mike mcintyreunbelievable job. it would not surprise me if they did not get in the game because they have not really played anybody so far.>> i would agree with that. >>> i know there are san jose alumni out there. >>> i'm off to the warriors meeting today and steph curry and i have a thing in about two hours. >> will we see you at noon? >> i think you will see me at noon live for media day. >>> good luck to everyone out there. go bears. ♪ keeping up. it takes hard work, tight budgets and a little support. and pg&e is ready to do our part. our care program can save you 20% or more on your monthly bill. it just takes a few minutes to apply and you'll see the savings on your next bill. when having a little extra can mean a lot ...turn to care. go to pge.com/care and enroll today. oh hey! it's me mom, catching some side eye. first rule of motherhood. someone's always judging. breastfeeding, didn't work out. guess what? world's still turning. yeah, i bribe my kids. how else you think stuff get done aro

i was curious to hear, to maybe talk a little bit more practically just because alistair mcintyre says when we lose the sort of objective standard of morality, it's replaces with what he calls mote vim, making people respond to the way you feel about things, and the only way is lu power which seems to pretty accurately describe the movement of the left to make people respect the way that they feel. but in response, i feel like conservatives have embraced a lot of bombastic and aggressive people like stephen crowder who go to liberal campuses and yell back louder which makes the left accuse conservatives of being the fascists. so i guess it's sort of a two-part question. one, do you think that's a wise embrace of these people who try to yell back just as loudly as the liberals are yelling. and secondly, how practically do we try and encourage the open exchange of ideas and opposing ideas to the left without sort of stooping to their level of aggression. does that make sense? >> yeah, i think so. i'll respond by pointing to christ. again, i am a christian, so if that's outside of your wo

coming up wednesday morning, cq roll call health care reporter mary ellen mcintyre talks about a senate proposal to repeal and replace the affordable care act. we're live in trenton, new jersey, part of our c-span bus 50 capitols tour speaking with governor mccreedy about talking to inmates transitioning to life outside prison. we'll look at the top issues before the new jersey legislature and montana republican senator steve danes will talk about forest management. washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >>> also in the morning, the senate aging committee focuses on emergency preparedness and response and needs of older americans during disasters. we'll be live at the hearing wednesday at 9:00 a.m. eastern.

wednesday morning, health care reporter maryellen mcintyre talks about a senate proposal to repeal and replace the affordable care act. we are live in trenton, new jersey, one of our capitals to speak to a, where we former governor about helping inmates transferred to life outside prison. then, the new jersey state senate president. and the montana republicans senate are about this year's wildfire season. watch "washington journal," 7:00 a.m. eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. ♪ >> coming up tonight, president trump addresses the u.n. general assembly in new york city. after that, we get your reaction to the president's remarks. the secretary of the navy testifies about the investigation into knees -- navy ship collisions in asia. trump spoke at the opening of the 72nd united nations general assembly in new york city. the president focused much of his address on confronting leaders of north korea and iran both of which he referred to as rogue states that threaten international peace and security. he also spoke about venezuela and fighting terror groups in the middle east.

and at 4:00 p.m., justice ruth eight or coming up in one hour, mary allen mcintyre on the senate's toepeal and deb replace the affordable care act. and jim mcgreevey working with the prisoner reentry corporation , helping inmates transfer to life outside prison. at age: 55, we talked to steve sweeney -- 8:55, we talked to steve sweeney, and then at 9:00 -- 9:30, we talked to senator steve daines about wildfire management. ♪ >> it is day six of c-span's 14 months tour of all 50 state capital. this week, we are in the capital jersey capitalew of trenton. steve sweeney will join us a later -- aboard the bus in the program. september 20, this is washington journal. president trump addressed the members of the united nations yesterday, stressing the need for sovereign nations across world to act in the best interests of their people. in the first hour, we want to get your impressions of president trump's speech of the u.n. and what you thought about the message it sent the world. , democrats.00 (202) 748-8001, republicans. independents, (202) 748-8002. if you want to post on our twitter pa

. >> yes, sir, your wife got you tickets to go see reba mcintyre. >>> looks like the little girl in the next video has just gotten into the car after school. mom has something else in store. >> hi. >> mommy. >> i got you a gift. >> for what? oh! mommy! oh my god! it's a puppy, mommy! >> i love it's in a gift bag. that's great. >> it is. it's super cute. it's in there, like hey girl. i'm your new puppy. >> hope you don't mind we didn't take time to wrap it. >> it's so adorable. >> you love him? >> yes! >>> that's our show. we'll see you on the next all new "rtm." >>> senate republicans have revived the effort to repeal obamacare, but time is quickly running out. >> yeah, the last-ditch republican plan would give states broader control over obamacare funds and what will it mean for you? here's mary bruce from capitol hill. >> reporter: the mad dash to deliver. are you finally going to get health care reform done? the vice president arriving at the capitol to rally republicans. his message, now is the time. six working days left for republicans to overhaul obamacare with a simple majority

mcintyre in his book after virtue explains his great doubts about modern governments ability to manage life on claims of saw peer your insights. once again, although recognizing a role for science, he denies that the scientific method can sign insights sba ordinary human behavior in politics and social relations, even in economics due to, quote, the sheer complexity of human behavior in social life and its moral dimension which resists and eludes generalization and prediction. he adds deneeing this leads to abuses of authority by these so-called experts under the guise of scientific impar y'allty. not only in the treatment of social science but also as applied to the important realm of interpreting and analyzing the law as embodied in the process of judicial analysis and decision-maki decision-making. after all he is a jurist. in fact, scalia identifies the findings and legal principals as looking in determine thatsy, impash y'allty and the objectivity which he says is claimed for him and i think this resonates to this whole living constitution issue. by lawyers and judges under the ba

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. >> yes, sir, your wife got you tickets to go see reba mcintyre. >>> looks like the little girl in the next video has just gotten into the car after school. mom has something else in store. >> hi. >> mommy. >> i got you a gift. >> for what? oh! mommy! oh my god! it's a puppy, mommy! >> i love it's in a gift bag. that's great. >> it is. it's super cute. it's in there, like hey girl. i'm your new puppy. >> hope you don't mind we didn't take time to wrap it. >> it's so adorable. >> you love him? >> yes! >>> that's our show. we'll see you on the next all >>> that's our show. we'll see you on the next all new "rtm." at 15, i was addicted. by 40, i'll have lung disease. at 50, i'll die of a heart attack. dr. regina benjamin: cigarette smoke causes immediate damage that leads to health problems, even death. those who quit or die are being replaced by a new generation of smokers. i'm dr. regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov. learn how to make our next generation tobacco-free. >> no. no. no. we don't have a baby coming that we know of. >>> coming up after the break, we

donald james mcintyre. george patrick mclaughlin junior. and my sister.16 years since you were taken away from us. our comfort is that you are resting in the bosom of the lord. we love you and miss you and you will always remain in our hearts. god bless you. [applause] robert mclaughlin junior. robert mcmahon. daniel mcneill >> walter arthur mcneil >> christine mcnulty >> shaun pierce mcnulty >> terence mcshane. >> timothy mcsweeney. >> martin mcwilliams of >> rocco medaglia >> anna medina >> william meehan junior >> alok mehta >> robert meisenheimer >> eskedar melaku >> antonio melendez a >> mary melendez >> yelena melnichenko >> stuart smeltzer >> diarelia mena >> charles mendez >> lizette mendoza >> wolfgang peter mademoiselle >> steve john >> wesley mercer >> alan harvey mergdinger >> george merino >> george merkouris >> and my cousin. we love you and we miss you. >> and my father, paul ortiz junior. i was too young to walk or talk but today i stand here proud to read my father's name and see grandma, grandpa, mom and the rest of the family misses you

donald james mcintyre evelyn c. mckinnedy george patrick mclaughlin jr. and my sister sadie.natched away from us. my comfort is that you're resting in the bosom of the lord. we love you. we miss you, and you always remain in our hearts. god bless you. robert c. mclaughlin jr. gavin mcmahon robert d. mcmahon edmund mcnally daniel w. mcneal walter arthur mcneil christine sheila mcnulty sean peter mcnulty robert william mcpadden terence a. mcshane timothy patrick mcsweeney martin e. mcwilliams rocco a. medaglia abigail cales medina anna iris medina damian meehan william j. meehan alok kumar mehta raymond meisenheimer manuel emilio mejia eskedar melaku antonio melendez mary melendez christopher d. mello yelena melnichenko stuart todd meltzer diarelia jovannah mena dora marie mencahak charles mendez lizette mendoza shevonne olicia mentis wolfgang peter menzel steve john mercado wilfredo mercado wesley mercer ralph joseph mercurio alan harvey merdinger george l. merino yamel josefina merino george merkouris and my cousin jude. we love you and we miss you. >> and my father paul orti

roll call health care reporter mary ellen mcintyre talks about a senate proposal to repeal and replace the affordable care act. we're live in trenton, new jersey, part of our c-span bus 50 capitols tour speaking with governor mccreedy about talking to inmates transitioning to life outside prison. we'll look at the top issues before the new jersey legislature and montana republican senator steve danes will talk about forest management. washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >>> also in the morning, the senate aging committee focuses on emergency preparedness and response and needs of older americans during disasters. we'll be live at the hearing wednesday at 9:00 a.m. eastern. next, the senator commerce committee looks at legislation aimed at combatting straecex trafficking and the internet companies that can facility these crimes. one of the witnesses yvonne ambrose said her daughter was a sex trafficking victim recruited on line and later brutally murdered. this is about two and a half hours. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us today fo

coming up wednesday morning, cq roll call health care reporter mary ellen mcintyre talks about a senate proposal to repeal and replace the affordable care act. we're live in trenton, new jersey, part of our c-span bus 50 capitols tour speaking with governor mccreedy about talking to inmates transitioning to life outside prison. we'll look at the top issues before the new jersey legislature and montana republican senator steve danes will talk about forest management. washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >>> also in the morning, the senate aging committee focuses on emergency preparedness and response and needs of older americans during disasters. we'll be live at the hearing wednesday at 9:00 a.m. eastern. next, the senator commerce committee looks at legislation aimed at combatting straecex trafficking and the internet companies that can facility these crimes. one of the witnesses yvonne ambrose said her daughter was a sex trafficking victim recruited on line and later brutally murdered. this is about two and a half hours. >>> good morning. th