blackwell who is it morton blackwell i dedicated the book to morton. he's a dear friend. oh, and i'm a known in the conservative movement as double otu, which means i've been active at the national level longer than ever. living conservative, except dr. lee edwards, who's double or what? barry goldwater and bill buckley and brant senior and falwell robertson recently all did you know so i'm a i'm an active at the national level longer than everybody except dr. lee edwards. so lee is a dear friend i've known since 1961. and he calls me on the phone one day and says, let's have lunch with this young conservative of you need to know him. he doesn't know you. you don't know him. so we had nice lunch at the mayflower and so i liked the lunch money. so well invited. morton back ten days later for another lunch as he and i. and at the end the lunch, morton said, i spoke magic words to it and the magic words i spoke to him. i said, morton, i want you to come work with and help me build the movement. and he said at that he would taking a pay cut. i gave him a l

morton said i spoke magic words to him and the magic words, i said morton i want you to come work with me and help me build the conservative movement and at that time taking a pay cut. and i gave him a little pay increase. after some years he left and ended up working for ronald reagan in the white house and then after that, he left and started something called the leadership institute. and it's a -- they're almost no organization i can think of that's more important to the conservative movement than the leadership institute. they've trained well over a quarter of a million young people, many, many governors, senators, congressman, legislators too numerous to mention, over the years, right now as we speak, he's with my president of my company -- i'm chairman -- kathleen, and he's teaching in europe how to be effective conservatives, so he has maybe 500 more classes all over the country that his leadership institute teaches each year and he's had more impact on the conservative movement than anybody else i can think of who is living. >> the book is called go big. the marketing secrets o

it went so well, i invited morton back for another lunch and the end of the lunch, morton set i spokethe magic words to amend the magic words i spoke were i want you to come work with me and help me build the conservative movement. i gave him a pay increase. anyway after some years, he left and ended up working for ronald reagan in the white house and after that he left and started something called the leadership institute and almost no organization i can think of is more important to the conservative movement than the leadership institute, they trained over 1/4 of a million younger people, many governors, senators, legislators over the years. as we speak, my president of my company, i am chairman, in jerusalem, four five other marketers and he's teaching a couple hundred people in europe, conservatives, how to be effective conservatives. he has maybe 500 more classes all over the country his leadership institute teaches each year and had more impact than anybody else i can think of who is living. >> host: the book is called "go big: the marketing secrets of richard a. viguerie". as s

>> i dedicated the book to morton he's a dear friend. i've known the conservative movement is zero zero two i've been active at the national level more than every living conservative except' for doctor lee edwardsr who is zero zero one. barry goldwater and falwell and roberson are all dead. i am active at the national level longer than everybody except for lee ed group. i've known them since 1961 he calls me on the phone one day and says let's have lunch with this young conservative you need to know we had a nice lunch at the hotel. i liked him so will i invite them back 10 days later for another lunch he and i. and at the end of the lunch morton set i spoke the magic words the magic words i spoke a set i want you to come work with me and help me build the conservative movement. at that point was taking a pay cut i gave him a pay increase. anyway after some years he left and ended up working for ronald reagan and the white house. after that he left and starts on the called the institute. i must ignore organization i can think of is more

concerning his role is the escalation and also gonna lead to also escalation of the northern morton. so far today we've seen quite a calm day. nothing out of the ordinary in that scale that we've not seen in the last couple of weeks. i'm going to leave for israel so far, but this not guarantee for the future is we have is quite aware of the fact that his ball i can read things up at any moment. many thanks as always. uh that is the w's middle east analysts. shawnee rouge on us. the 8 organizations say the communications blackouts since friday is complicating their release efforts. the world health organization says it's impossible for ambulances to evacuate. the injure, the images you're about to see were recorded on friday. they were the very last we've received and show the dismal condition. civilians are facing inside the territory. conditions that are likely more dismal today. gotcha, yeah. that's law ridges in garza, that medics are facing in almost challenges. dozens of times, the lenses have been damaged in the gaza strip. many uh, auto service. the positives in the que would

it was behind the tech naming a so called morton's battalion. the peak is designated as a terrace organization by the united states and the european union. its campaign against the tucker states since 1984 has claim tens of thousands of lives are corresponded. dory and jones and assembled told me earlier, what more is known about the attack. this was a p k, k. speaking to the a n s news agency which has close ties. we have some cottage minutes in group quotes of the k p. k. say members always who is a multiple per game, carried out the attack on the interior ministry. now, according to the p k. k, this uniquely she's believed to be a part of the suicide unit. what was carried out to suicide attack only theory ministry. according to a terry ministry officials, a seconds of silence to engage to become bible was also reportedly carrying explosives out. this is the, the late to subtract, carried out by the p k. k. with the use last year and it's tumble 6 people were killed in an attack on one of his tumbles main high street that was claimed on cody'

the, the, the, the, in the best people out assume we're looking at it up would be to care for me to morton and add up on the new a w, and she has killed the, as long as she goes from us, probably less than q there. so this is also called series asset classes. all students keep up on the phone and far from being just an organic organization that arose around these events was actually funded largely by western interests by foundations, by government organizations. it has since gone on supports and to train popular resistance movements and other parts of the world. the rose revolution in georgia in 2003, the orange revolution in the ukraine, 2004, and the era uprisings in tunisia and egypt of to serbia. we were, we were working with georgians and ukrainian, found lebanese and mold, vivian, sand, and iranian services. involved glance and colombians, and bought them all loans and west popcorn and the groups from places on the world . i couldn't say what we found in the met the guns. i said he gottshal a c. c, osborne. he said he'd be let change that will be of and let's do an individual and sep

. >> desde las 10:00 nos dimos cita en el parque red morton en redwood city. >> feliz.es mi primera vez que vengo aquí a participar con mis nietos y pues me dio gusto ganarme esa pelota para ellos también. >> muchísimas gracias. en realidad a todos los que nos acompañaron y a los que disfrutaron con nosotros. claro que sí. >> la pasamos muy bien. feliz semana >>> ta noche en noticias telemundo tragedia en ciudad madero tamaulipas. co lapz una iglesia quitÁndole la vida a 7 personas y dejando una decena de heridos. en murcia espaÑa un incendio que se propagÓ a 3 discotecas dejÓ varios fallecidos y heridos. >>> un soporte que me dieron durante mi carrera. >>> se retira un grande >>> jugÓ su Último partido con los tigres de detroit. 40.000 fanÁticos despidieron a uno de los mejores jugadores de la pelota caliente. >>> ¿quÉ tal? les saluda johana suÁrez hay luto tras el colapso pap cial de unos 7 muertos y una decena de lesionados. trabajan contra relojes a quienes podrÍan estar debajo de los escombros. valeria leÓn adelante. >>> tras el colapso del tech de la iglesia de sa

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james morton turner for charged a history of batteries and lessons for a clean energy future. and kate cooper for queens of a fallen world. the lost women of augusta confessions and finally, penguin random house revealed that the next book from bestselling author erik larson will be released in april of next year. the book is titled the demon of unrest. it will focus on the election of abraham lincoln in 1860. the. april 1861 bombardment of fort sumter and the outbreak of the civil war. quote, drawing on diaries, secret communiques, slave ledgers and plantation records, larson gives us a political horror story that captures the forces that led america to the brink. that's according to penguin. now, erik larson has written eight books, six of which have become new york times bestsellers. his devil in the white city was a finalist for the national book award. and now a conversation with bridget x-men, a local school official from mason city, iowa, who went viral this summer over her efforts to comply with a iowa state law over age appropriate books in school libraries, and now a

the mine is both occurs and a blessing look at morton and stick with fidelity to sit there more. they had to follow the dictates of the cold. i'm a little child correctional facility to cold decided what kind of community there would be and what industries with develop your industry assembled the via the to without them. and of course the people were, the victim is to take off. i used to put them all go on the other hand, walk through the big was also a blessing. say, old montana. towns got bigger and grew together. is all the problem you put of it? it was a new people move to the simplest kind of goes uh, a little can they could develop sort of pick it up. then the quote of the whole thing might be after the disaster mathias father has to abandon the farm and like many before him go to work in the mind. it's hard work while the women keep house and family together. so my team who was born blind, the trials and tribulations of the 20th century, like the 1st and 2nd world wars, are more than just background noise. mateo witnesses, how politics can drive which is between people, ho

. >> desde las 10:00 nos dimos cita en el parque red morton en redwood city. >> feliz.e heridos. en murcia espaÑa un incendio que se propagÓ a 3

and want to study in the north. morton. and i think the benjamin nothing the whole and the idea that the addition of more on needs to be different than the rest of the world, actually over 60 percent of the hospitals and clinics like now it was the autumn of working i the beautiful apartment or due to it, i think i'll just fuel into the next to, to generate a lot yesterday last night, the easy and most with them, one of the big hospitals. and it was because he was bombs. and this as soon as he was bumped that out of that as well. so it's kind of service fee for that. there is a big shortage in terms of medical supplies. the supplies. uh, these are an association supplies. i mean like the, there's also very crowded areas like in the u. n. sports. and the ones who is, you have longer than 20, was having over the one, many of those you'd use for best on the 5000 piece and says, you have deep in life, my family, living in apartments with 8 other families, all together. and without proper, may become a proof of them education wi

it's a very small area in the besieged to retreat. morton and meanwhile, there are hundreds of trucks is still in egypt inside racing. so said the emissions in order to flew into the goal is a strict yet only the filters that are related to the united nations are full of residents who were displaced in the houses. according to the united nations, more than $400000.00 palestinians are resign thing and schools affiliated to the owner would generally so 20 trucks wouldn't be really, you know, i'm still limited in order to mitigate the mentor and crisis that is deteriorating . they also they do to the is very young, very close to who it is, and the prevention of entropy essential items for the besieged territory. tara capitalism, thank you for your reporting at 1700 gmc, it's just past 8 pm local, where you are. thank you. the only hospital for cancer treatment and gaza says that it could be forced to shut down because of israel's continued seed. the turkish palestinian friendship hospital has already stopped some services like radiology, the fuel and medical aid shortages are affecting s

it was behind the a tech naming, a so called morton's battalion. the peak is designated as a terrace organization by the united states and the european union. its campaign against the tucker states since 1984 has claim tens of thousands of lives. now it tastes the same. people have been killed in a nightclub fire in the spanish city of we'll see if a number of people are still listed as missing and overseas. a warning more victims may be found as rescue is searched through the debris. rescue workers take a break from their tragic and dangerous task of searching for missing people. there is a danger the burned out building where the 3 night clubs went up in flames could collapse . survivors say the fire broke out on the 1st floor of the funds the night club. shortly afterwards, the lights went out and people began to scream for help. the flames destroyed the phone to the roof and spread to 2 other nightclubs before firefighters were finally able to put them out. among the onlookers at the scene where people waiting for news about missing friends and

model is the monthly down all of the roman catholics the hospital i'm going to study in the north morton and i think uh, benjamin nothing. yeah. whole. and the idea of this addition of more on needs to be different than the rest of the world. actually over 60 percent of the hospitals and clinics like now it was the autumn of working either the beautiful apartment or due to it. i think i'll just fuel into the next equation. agents a lot yesterday last night. the easy and most with them. one of the big hospitals and electricity was bombs and its vicinity was bump that all of that as well. so it's kind of service fee for that. there is a big shortage in terms of medical supplies, the supplies, this one association supplies. i mean, like that was the best the, there's also very crowded areas, like in the u. n. sports, do you is because you have longer than 20 was having over the one, many of those you'd use for this at all 5000 feet in service. you have people like my family living in apartments with 8 other families, all together and without proper may become a laptop of medication without

r a cheat morton's, his wife, daughter, son, grandson, killed in his riley, a time. the majority of the was victims of women and children with journalists among the dead to these anywhere in the gaza strip site. this is inside store the hello and welcome to the program and the and it's nice a while doctor is one of the best known journalists in the gaza strip. just as his colleagues, serene eyeball actually was in the occupied. westbank is really full of a shot. and killed during while she was on the assignment in jeanine last year. wiles, wife, daughter, son, grandson, were killed in an, as striking a refugee camp in central gaza. on wednesday, a place they had left home for a place they believed to be safe. despite the tragedy, while his pledge to keep reporting on these rails bore on garza with their feelings, no doubt it would not stock me from doing my duties no matter what the price without paying the voice of. i'll just hear my voice with continued to tell the truth in a few minutes, i will go live on air. shame on the story of the occupation forces. more wome

the mine is both occurs and a blessing look at morton and stick with putting to the to sit the more they had to follow the dictates of the cold. i'm look at the hotel cox and i would prefer the to a cold decided what kind of community there would be and what industries with develop your industry assembled the via the, to without them. and of course the people were the victims to take off. i used to put them all go on the other hand, work through the big was also a blessing. say, old montana. towns got bigger and grew together. it is all just probably me, but of it, it was a new people move to them that was kind of goes uh a booth and they could develop sort of pick it up the quote of the more thing by the after the disaster mathias father has to abandon the farm and like many before him go to work in the mind. it's hard work while the women keep house and family together. so my team who was born blind, the trials and tribulations of the 20th century, like the 1st and 2nd world wars, are more than just background noise. mateo witnesses, how politics can drive which is between people, how

. >> alyssa conroy morton. thanks for your time.next the gop new house speaker and what he believes concerns many, including minnesota congressman angie craig who joins us next. and senator mitt romney holding nothing back about how he feels about members of his party. the author he opened up to, mckay coppins, is next. coppins, is next. you loved... ...before asthma got in the way? fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's designed to target and remove them and helps prevent asthma attacks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doctor if your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. get back to better breathing. ask your doctor about fasenra. ♪ tourists tourists that turn into scientists. tourists photographing thousands of miles of remote coral reefs. that can be analyzed by ai in real time. ♪ s

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sometimes you need to take what they say with a grain of salt, if not a full carton of morton's iodizedrate america. some are honest, others don't want to go to prison. good call. either way, they tell the truth. again, when we have someone on the show with a track record of being extremely candid or both, i try to point that out to you. it matters, when honest, smart executives tell you something is going incredible well, i think you should believe themm. when jensen huang, the visionary ceo came on the show in september 2022, the stock had been eviscerated for the better part of a year. everybody was giving up on tech in the face of the federal reserve's rate hikes. he told an incredible story about nvidia's ability to reinvent itself. nvidia's engine, less than a month later, the stock bottomed, four months later, we witnessed the birth of the artificial intelligence boom. one that nvidia had been planning for ages. they had the best chips by far and built them out aggressively in advance. nvidia is making new all time highs. by the way, we told you to stick with this one for the cha

that's morton, that's wonderful. wendy morton, conservative . this time last conservative mp.ip. slightly quieter conference imagine conference this year, i imagine . but there are. and of . but there we are. and of course, forster course, catherine forster as well. political correspondent, loads more on initial story loads more on that initial story about future or lack of hs2 about the future or lack of hs2 on website. go to gbnews.com on our website. go to gbnews.com fastest national news fastest growing national news site the country. the best site in the country. the best analysis, big opinion and all site in the country. the best analatestyig opinion and all site in the country. the best analatest breakingn and all site in the country. the best ana latest breaking news. all site in the country. the best analatest breaking news. but site in the country. the best ana latest breaking news. but we the latest breaking news. but we all that economy and all know that the economy and immigration will key immigration will be key battlegrounds next battlegrounds at the next electi

. >> betsy fisher morton is an emmy award winner journalist and former television executive. at nbc she covered political coverage and long time producer of meet the press with tim russert. and the manager of nbc political news programming and currently she's executive director of the women in politics institute at american university and a faculty member in the school of public affairs and she also has provided on air analysis to several television networks including cbs news, msnbc, nbc news and cnn and included in washington's 50 best and most influential journalists and gq's powerful people in washington. [applause]. >> thank you all, it's so nice to be here in jackson, mississippi, not too far from my hometown in new orleans. i see an lsu shirt here. go tigers. >> go tigers. >> (laughter) >> and i feel like since we're at the supreme court, i feel like these guys are under oath how, be ready for an interesting discussion with our great-- >> i have no recollection of that. [laughter] >> we're here to talk about inside washington, the view from washington we're obviously a

i got indicted morton the great, legendary alphonse capone, has anybody ever heard of him?ou're too young to know about it. al capone, if you looked at him the wrong way he would kill you. this was a seriously tough mobster. i guess you would call them the king of the mobsters. al capone only got indicted once, i got indicted four times. it's amazing how all of these things happen right smack in the middle of all these trials, i get these judges, i won't even tell you appointed them, the one judge in washington, we want the judge and the trail to start, before super tuesday, the day before super tuesday. your political people, hampshire -- new hampshire is political, a lot of people wanted new hampshire to go back. we did not let that happen. but new hampshire is very very political. we have a judge in washington, the trial date starts on such and such. you know what the day is, the day before super tuesday, the biggest of all, that's when all of the states get in. all they do is they just expose themselves. they just expose themselves for what they are. never forget our en

>> choreographers penny morton's speech , which i may , you know, speech, which i may, you know, theim drunk. he's always like that, you know, he turns up at the restaurant like that and he does look like a dad dancen that and he does look like a dad dancer, doesn't he ? he really dancer, doesn't he? he really does. look, now the word around the campfire is. is he going to join the conservative party? i don't think he is. you know him as well as i do. probably more than me. but unless the conservative party change and want him, i think he could drag them with lee anderson as well. and a couple of the others have got a bit of common sense, maybe you, patrick, you should take that leap of faith, get the young vote . you know what i young vote. you know what i mean? are of a bit hollywood. >> i'm a bit i'm a bit of hollywood. i tell you what. whatever. whatever. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, whatever. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, whatever. >> question is in terms of >> the question is in terms of what would make this country better, sure i'm the better, i'm not sure i'm the answer. be fair , but it answ

host: jan in morton, illinois. good morning you are on the. caller: good morning.n. we go back to the deal that was made out of this ending limit that they made. it is my understanding when i moved to another c-span program that not only was i agreed to by biden emmett earthy, but also it was written into a law that biden signed. my question is, how can if that was a law that is on the books, how can republicans come back and say we want to reduce the spending limit that we not only agreed to, but according to what i saw and listen to were actually part of the law? guest: the first thing is members of congress can constantly change their mind that is a whole window congress congress cannot bind itself in the future even if they make a decision today congress can pass a new law in the future to change the decision they can act differently tomorrow. the second thing is may be speaker mccarthy and president biden come to an agreement and the agreement may be together but every single member of congress, they are all will. they all have equality because they have the s

penny morton would be interested . um, so and be interested.test , another leadership contest, especially after the disastrous liz truss premiership i think is just, just not likely at the moment . moment. >> there's been calls for , for >> there's been calls for, for the tory party to be more conservative to save itself. and there is a suggestion that the government is going to consider major tax cuts in a bid to win over traditional tory voters . over traditional tory voters. >> yeah, well, we'll see what happens when the budget comes along . i mean, certainly the along. i mean, certainly the indication from the chancellor, jeremy hunt, is that tax cuts really are off the table until inflation can be brought down andits inflation can be brought down and it's not at a level yet where it'll be safe to actually go for tax cuts. so i think that's unlikely . and yes, you're that's unlikely. and yes, you're right, there are calls for a more conservative conservative party. and what that means really is tax cuts . on one hand, really is tax cuts. on

let's just watch, if we can, the clip of penny morton, because it sort of has be seen to be believed, when you stand and fight because when you stand up and fight the person beside you who stands up and fights and when our party stands up and fights the nation stands up and fights the nation stands up and fights . fights. >> and when our nation stands up and fights other nations stand up and fight, have courage , up and fight, have courage, bnng up and fight, have courage, bring hope. stand up and fight. stand up and fight. thank you. conference . are you two just conference. are you two just ridiculous ? ridiculous? >> i dunno. give a woman a sword once and it goes right to her. >> i know exactly. >> i know exactly. >> that is penny, the leader of the house of commons leadership contender. of course. i don't know. just people know who she is. >> okay, but i thought that was. >> okay, but i thought that was. >> i know you just said it's tubthumping. i thought we needed >> i know you just said it's tlbit|umping. i thought we needed >> i know you just said it's tlbit|untubthumping,1t we

. >> lots of applause now because penny morton, who's the leader of the commons, she's just got on stageeaker and she will make will make make them laugh. she will make lots jokes and look at the lots of jokes and look at the applause she's getting because she the she was very popular with the activists could activists and could could potentially be next tory potentially be the next tory leader . i potentially be the next tory leader. i don't she potentially be the next tory leader . i don't she will leader. i don't think she will because got a problem because she's got a problem about she about the trans issue. she refers not refers to pregnant people, not pregnant . pregnant women. >> yeah, very much so . go on, >> yeah, very much so. go on, tom, you were going to say something. i think we should just listen to penny has just listen in to what penny has to say. >> we'll have listen. is >> we'll have a listen. this is penny you all. for all that you >> see you all. for all that you do, all that you believe in, and for being here today . and it's for being here today. and it's important