mr. buckley. i like mr. buckley. i'm a liberal democrat, but i've lingering libertarian tendencies.nored everything she had to say about the topic and instead patted her on the cheek and told her that she was a spring chicken compared to his mother or his grandmother or something. he did not address anything she had to say. so, please don't do that. host: i will tell you what. i asked her that because she has volunteered that before when she is called in, so i just wanted everybody to know about marianne. , he didley, my guest not address it because we have been talking about education about this hour and had nothing else new to add. on the top of the head to say what she is a sweet little girl she is and ignore her. you have already cover this. in a being a female morning largely dominated by male callers. you finally get a female caller giving her heart out to this television show and that is how she gets treated. please don't do that. host: all right, what do you do in knoxville? caller: bye. pennsylvania. caller: how are you doing? this is my comment that i had . i'm supporting

mr. buckley. listening to you talk is an absolute breath of fresh air. i was wondering as you have worked in many countries, how many have the corporate congress that we do? if we want to find our way back, money out of politics and special interest groups would be a huge, huge help. we do not always have. forget corporate welfare, but the corporate contributions to get things done for these. guest: excellent question. here's my answer. you asked how many countries have our network of i guess crony capitalist in congress and the like. the answer is none, nobody matches us. the people who are surprised by trump should have seen it coming because they should have looked at where we are with respect to the problem that you mentioned. they should've recognized that we have been there before. 1776 when thein framers, the founders of this country, looked at england. they looked at a country that was as free as they were, but they also looked at a country that was really corrupt. they had a sense of republican virtue that would be better than all that. what we

mr. buckley welcome. >> good afternoon, supervisors with reuben, junius & rose representing the project sponsor for the ocean wide center we're going to keep our focus specifically on the items the street vacation component and the ordinances that allows the direction of some of the affordable housing development impact fees for the community in the big picture the project has approve patterson's within the past month including the planning commission approval on may 5th when the entitlements were approved it includes the 5 thousand square feet of area that is fronting jesz i didn't street and the additional we're here for the recommendation on the vacation component and as i said on the use of required and voluntary affordable housing impact fee payments so quickly i want to mention on the street vacation the fact we're asking to vacate or with the existing streets and mean we'll have access public assess around the project prompt and in reality you think that is the case with respect to jessie street terminates at one street and in conjunction with the street vacation creating a number of eas

mr. buckley. they were very candid with each other, rusher and buckley in particular. in their differing judgments about what positions "national review" should take or focus on, he mentioned the importance of the goldwater campaign for the future of the conservative movement. i don't think there is time or need to stress that to this audience any further than it already has been. it was a very seminal event. rusher was in the thick of it. more than anyone, rusher persuaded goldwater to at least remain open to the possibility of a candidacy in early 1963, when he did not want to. he kept the goldwater campaign going, when an associate was ready to give up, for a variety of reasons, including financial. one of the great lessons of rusher's career, is that he did not believe in giving up, ever. there was always another bus coming along in 10 or 15 minutes. the sun would come up the next morning. and there was always something to do. what if the people who knew -- one of the people who knew rusher well as a young, conservative activist in the 1960's, rusher than being in

mr. buckley speaking about education. real ruralin a country in virginia. i went to public school and we had good teachers. they were concerned about the children's education. labor immigrants -- we were immigrants of slavery. they had to to just english -- to teach us english. they taught us how to be good citizens and they were concerned about us. and our leadership. theyow, one thing w forgot to teach us -- civics. my father bought civics books, but they were never taught to us. that is why the black people do not know too much about civics because they were not taught in the schools. i think the black people have come a long, long way from slavery. they hader thing -- chapter one where they would have have the blacks and lower income children out, but they wouldn't use it correctly. school with no running water come outside toilets, and so forth, but we were happy. we were happy because we were producing children of the future. like doesn't anyone care about the children. , i know you have called him before and we love hearing from you. can you tell eve

mr. buckley said he thinks it was the 50's. i say we have to go from that point forward and say what went wrong? how did we go off the track? you can talk about this for hours or days. to me it is all in education. there is no silver bullet. it can't be fixed overnight. it has to be a generation. what has got to be fixed is education. i read an article titled the education of minority children. it is brilliant. he points out how public schools are not the answer. he talked about the irish of the blacks in dunbar heytvelt. the point it it has to be about the education. the kids are going into schools they don't approve of. they don't see the kids getting a good education. so the kids have no hope and the parents have no hope. that is my one suggestion as to how to restore america again. it is not the only answer, but you have to have the right of parents to choose what school their child goes to. i am going to get that and put if put it on my facebook page. your point. guest: i will tell you a story. i grew up in western canada.

mr. buckley said he things it is the 1950's. forward and say what went wrong? you can talk about this for hours or days. to me, it is all about education. it's going to be a generation. what's got to be fixed is education. , read an article last night titled the education of minority children. it's brilliant. he points out how public schools are not the answer, etc. thealked about the irish of 1800s and the blacks from the 1870's and 1955. it has got to be about the education. right now, parents have no hope because the kids are all going into schools they do not approve of. they do not see the kids getting a good education, so the kids have no hope and the parents have no hope. that is my one suggestion as to how to restore america again. it is not the only answer, but you got to have the right of parents to choose the school the child will go to. sowell'sad dr. article. i will get your book and i will recommend it and put it on my facebook page. host: we're going to leave it there. guest: since you're going to buy my book, i'm

mr. buckley welcome. >> good afternoon, supervisors with reuben, junius & rose representing the project sponsor for the ocean wide center we're going to keep our focus specifically on the items the street vacation component and the ordinances that allows the direction of some of the affordable housing development impact fees for the community in the big picture the project has approve patterson's within the past month including the planning commission approval on may 5th when the entitlements were approved it includes the 5 thousand square feet of area that is fronting jesz i didn't street and the additional we're here for the recommendation on the vacation component and as i said on the use of required and voluntary affordable housing impact fee payments so quickly i want to mention on the street vacation the fact we're asking to vacate or with the existing streets and mean we'll have access public assess around the project prompt and in reality you think that is the case with respect to jessie street terminates at one street and in conjunction with the street vacation creating a number of eas

mr. buckley welcome. >> good afternoon, supervisors with reuben, junius & rose representing the project sponsoror the ocean wide center we're going to keep our focus specifically on the items the street vacation component and the ordinances that allows the direction of some of the affordable housing development impact fees for the community in the big picture the project has approve patterson's within the past month including the planning commission approval on may 5th when the entitlements were approved it includes the 5 thousand square feet of area that is fronting jesz i didn't street and the additional we're here for the recommendation on the vacation component and as i said on the use of required and voluntary affordable housing impact fee payments so quickly i want to mention on the street vacation the fact we're asking to vacate or with the existing streets and mean we'll have access public assess around the project prompt and in reality you think that is the case with respect to jessie street terminates at one street and in conjunction with the street vacation creating a number of easem

mr. buckley welcome. >> good afternoon, supervisors with reuben, junius & rose representing the project sponsor for the ocean wide center we're going to keep our focus specifically on the items the street vacation component and the ordinances that allows the direction of some of the affordable housing development impact fees for the community in the big picture the project has approve patterson's within the past month including the planning commission approval on may 5th when the entitlements were approved it includes the 5 thousand square feet of area that is fronting jesz i didn't street and the additional we're here for the recommendation on the vacation component and as i said on the use of required and voluntary affordable housing impact fee payments so quickly i want to mention on the street vacation the fact we're asking to vacate or with the existing streets and mean we'll have access public assess around the project prompt and in reality you think that is the case with respect to jessie street terminates at one street and in conjunction with the street vacation creating a number of eas

mr. buckley, isn't there a difference between a business owner who refuses to include a required number of handicap spaces or who refuses to make the restrooms accessible and a business owner who runs a business, who followed all of the technical assistance as best as he or she could and the grab bar is 2 inches too high. or the paper towel holder is a couple of inches off, or the line on the handicap parking spaces there is john slightly crooked. there's a difference between them, isn't there? shouldn't? shouldn't we incentivize, don't want the people in the bad actors to actually have to do what's necessary and lawsuits that are required to get them to do it? shouldn't we require given opportunity to small businesses who use all good faith to comply with the law the opportunity to fix something when it might take five minutes to fix instead of making them pay $5000 when the lawsuit is filed? >> mr. chairman, mr. deutsch, with all due respect, if there is only issues the grab bars 2 inches off, the business fixes that, unless you're in a state with damages there is no money paid out -- >>

mr. buckley welcome. >> good afternoon, supervisors with reuben, junius & rose representing the project sponsor for the ocean wide center we're going to keep our focus specifically on the items the street vacation component and the ordinances that allows the direction of some of the affordable housing development impact fees for the community in the big picture the project has approve patterson's within the past month including the planning commission approval on may 5th when the entitlements were approved it includes the 5 thousand square feet of area that is fronting jesz i didn't street and the additional we're here for the recommendation on the vacation component and as i said on the use of required and voluntary affordable housing impact fee payments so quickly i want to mention on the street vacation the fact we're asking to vacate or with the existing streets and mean we'll have access public assess around the project prompt and in reality you think that is the case with respect to jessie street terminates at one street and in conjunction with the street vacation creating a number of eas

mr. buckley welcome. >> good afternoon, supervisors with reuben, junius & rose representing the project sponsor for the ocean wide center we're going to keep our focus specifically on the items the street vacation component and the ordinances that allows the direction of some of the affordable housing development impact fees for the community in the big picture the project has approve patterson's within the past month including the planning commission approval on may 5th when the entitlements were approved it includes the 5 thousand square feet of area that is fronting jesz i didn't street and the additional we're here for the recommendation on the vacation component and as i said on the use of required and voluntary affordable housing impact fee payments so quickly i want to mention on the street vacation the fact we're asking to vacate or with the existing streets and mean we'll have access public assess around the project prompt and in reality you think that is the case with respect to jessie street terminates at one street and in conjunction with the street vacation creating a number of eas

mr. william f buckley and his doing. -- gang. after the auction, mailer sent buckley a clean copy of the speech. dear bill, yours to frame or flip away. buckley responded immediately, dear norman, thanks a million for the text of the introduction , which i shall attempt to decipher as soon as i find myself next to a substantial dictionary. i have not yet met the highest bidder, but i shall attempt to sound as you would have me sound. left me soon as ever, bill. thank you ray much. -- thank you very much. [applause] we have a few minutes. we have about 10 minutes i guess for questions. i am happy, happy, happy to answer anything. >> good morning. would you share your thoughts on how these two individuals exchanged their understanding on integration of public education? prof schultz: how did the exchange their information on integration of public education? you want to throw buckley under the bus, i see. had very actually troubling views on black people. they did. ways to ourrrifying eyes today. fetishized,, mailer i'm using that w

mr. buckley welcome. >> good afternoon, supervisors with reuben, junius & rose representing the project sponsor for the ocean wide center we're going to keep our focus specifically on the items the street vacation component and the ordinances that allows the direction of some of the affordable housing development impact fees for the community in the big picture the project has approve patterson's within the past month including the planning commission approval on may 5th when the entitlements were approved it includes the 5 thousand square feet of area that is fronting jesz i didn't street and the additional we're here for the recommendation on the vacation component and as i said on the use of required and voluntary affordable housing impact fee payments so quickly i want to mention on the street vacation the fact we're asking to vacate or with the existing streets and mean we'll have access public assess around the project prompt and in reality you think that is the case with respect to jessie street terminates at one street and in conjunction with the street vacation creating a number of eas

mr. buckley. >> the next speaker, with the indulgence of the body is red smith.or congress, ring so much attention to the cause of liberty. what he is doing is something all of you should consider doing and listen carefully to what he has to say about why he is joining and about his experiences. [applause] >> thank you, my fellow libertarians. i am appear for one reason. libertarian party for one reason and i want to share that with you. expressed by the first amendment of the bill of rights, congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. think about it. think about who we are, what we in doing and what happened 1791 -- the most powerful political event in the history of the world. the adoption of the bill of rights. that is what empowers us. in the united states and 80 that is what it meant to me. thank you, veterans, thank you all of our veterans. thank you for supporting libertarian ideals and principles. so now, i leave that with you. as we move forward, i am on the board of americans united for se

mr. chairman. my name is john buckley. i'm the delegation chair for west virginia.t virginia, the mountain state of his small state was just barely three congressional district. two years ago, we had 14 people at our state convention. this year, we have 112. [applause] i believe on a proportional basis, we have had the largest turnout for congressional district of any date in the country. we proudly have fidelity votes. emmy cast five votes for austin peterson. [applause] >> wisconsin. wisconsin, the badger state where green bay packers is not a football team but a religion. in2002, we ran a candidate the libertarian party for governor. he got 10 at half percent of the vote against a sitting republican and a sitting democrat who is the attorney general. we think we can do better. asconsin cast ballot follows. darrell parry, 1. john mcafee, 2. and for the next president of the united states, governor jerry -- gary johnson, 13. >> wyoming. >> mr. chairman, wyoming cast its votes as follows. darrell parry, 1. the next president of united states, gary johnson, and 2. >>

the time by william buckley with "the national review" and barry goldwater who felt it had become so notorious that welsh had to be written out of the conservative movement as goes mrump because of the conservatives today like "the national review" has said donald trump is not a real conservative he should not represent the conservative movement so there is an interesting parallel. goldwater in buckley went to great lengths to say they are upstanding american citizens but welch should resign as the head of the society. >>. >> about was that and not see? >> guest: to comment? note. [laughter] >> please state your name. en what about those three americans they were taken to yemen ended to two months for them to make the journey pretty arduous with a detailed report with the territory they were passing through. one of them had some very positive comments the other was more negative when they reached their today apologized for the death of john birch we're sorry it is an accident and then we went to india and back to the united states we were told not to talk about this incident was too sensitive at the time. >> i remember driving across the country event you said it w