mr. buckley: first off, henry, i would ask you to return as finance chair. [applause] mr. buckley: but seriously, when the donors out there, when there is a little old lady that wants to send in $5 or $10 a month, which he trust is that we are spending it correctly and not wasting it, would our staff understand that that is not wasted away? that might have been a meal for that woman. people need to take that seriously. when our big donors see an action plan, with proof positive of getting into the communities, it is a hell of a better investment than a tv ad. we have all the money in the worl

mr. buckley of the national review used his program firing line to open up out of early circles which madeim an early pundit. >> as our level of discourse seemed to be deteriorating and shouting matches, it seemed like an important time to be talking about a show that really valued civil discourse, civil debate between people who disagreed with each other. >> sunday on in depth, pearl harbor is the focus of discussion and we'll be taking your phone calls, tweets and e-mails questions live to 3 p.m. eastern. 9 p.m. eastern after words, george mitchell to served as u.s. special envoy for middle east peace 2009-2011 looks at the israeli-palestinian conflict in the book "a path to peace" a previous history and interviewed by jane harmon president and ceo from the woodrow center. >> they've long since renounced violence, accepted israeli's existence and opted for peaceful negotiation. >> go to booktv.org for the full schedule. >> this photo was sent in 2012, weeks after-- days after president president obama was reelected in 2012 from the christian coalition of america and i was struck by it at

mr. buckley: thank you mr. chairman, jamie and keith as well.ant to reiterate what my two friends appear upset. we are not running against each other. we have committed to defend each other and as i tweeted out the other day, do not send me crab about one of the other candidates because we are united and we have chosen to believe that we can win but only if we are one party and we cannot be divided. you can say if you want, but it is not going to affect our support. most of you have known me nearly my entire life. teenager,een me as a 20's, 30's, 40's, 50's. you know the story about studying to become an activist at eight years old because i was so horrified by the injustice of racial injustice. to me, that became my cause. i know little kids are passionate about baseball or barbies or whatever, but for me and the selections and starting at eight years old i started organizing campuses. that is what i believe. i have held every position available within the democratic counter, the might war chair, city chair for five terms, county chair for four

mr. buckley, you are always seated, does this mean you can't think on your feet, buckley responded, it's very hard to stand up carrying the weight of what i know. [laughter] >> asked his opinion about nudity and opinion, he replied, it's excessive and as finally whose image will be more harmed than appearance on laugh-in, hen laughed and said, well, ii suppose it will make you for respectable, wink inserted here and both of those are probably to be desired. he managed to play along and be a good sport while remaining dignified face of conservatism. he did admit to a real fondness for all in the family. rt bunker he noted in a 1979 firing line-up is anticonservative rip-off in history of modern offenses. you don't need carl marx, all you need is bunker. buckley acknowledged that anybody who wants effectively tt understand what's going on, has to got to watch tv, the bookish man i had ever knew, whittaker chambers watched television uninterruptedly for about 7:00 till 11 m -- 11:00 every single day of his life. he honestly had no idea and admit today never watch professional football. duri

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mr. buckley, i've noticed one of you appear on television you always seated.on does this mean you can't thinkon your feet? buckley candidly responded, it's very hard to stand up carrying the weight of what i know. asked his opinion but new to the interview he replied, it's excessive. asked whose image would be more harm eyes appears on laugh and his or the shows, he laughed and said i suppose it will make you more respectable, wink inserted, and both of those are probably to be desired. he managed to put a long and a good sport while remaining the dignified face -- phase ofed spe conservatives. it's doubtful he'd ever watched an episode of laughing but he did admit to a real fondness for all in the primary. archie bunker hindered -- he noted is the greatest anti-conservative ripoff and history of modern offenses. you don't need call marks in all you need is archie bunker. he's despicable but endearing and away. buckley was once late for dinner party hosted by nelson rockefeller because he was at home watching all in the family. in thing is openness to television viewing he was acknowledged th

mr. buckley: first off, henry, i would ask you to return as finance chair. [applause] mr. buckley: but seriously, when the donors out there, when there is a little old lady that wants to send in $5 or $10 a month, which he trust is that we are spending it correctly and not wasting it, would our staff understand that that is not wasted away? that might have been a meal for that woman. people need to take that seriously. when our big donors see an action plan, with proof positive of getting into the communities, it is a hell of a better investment than a tv ad. we have all the money in the world to give to the corporate media. we have all of the consultants in washington. $60 million in new hampshire was spent by the various groups in the u.s. senate race. $250,000 for field. that is wrong. >> my name's ron harris, i am elected for minnesota. there has been a lot of conversation about gerrymandering. there has been a conversation -- there has not been a conversation about candidate development. what is your plan for candidate training at the national committee level? >> liste

mr. buckley, whole you're on television you're always seated. does this mean you can't think on your feet? buckley responded it's very hard to stand up carrying the weight of what i know. as though opinion about nudity and entertainment he tersely replied, it's excessive. and asked finally whose image would be more hammered by his appearance on laugh-in, his or she show's, laughed and said i suppose it will make you more respect ail, coy wink, and me less so, and both probably to be desired. manage ode play along and be a good sport and remained the dig nye identified spate of conservatism. it's doubtful the watched laugh-in but had a fondses areness for all in family, archie bunker he noted is the greatest anti-conservative ripoff in history of modern offenses you. don't knee karl marx. you just neil archie bunker. son buckley once acknowledgeds that anybody who wants to understand what is going on has to watch tv. the most bookish man i ever now, whether it at the chambers, watched television uninterruptedly from seven until 11:00 every night o

mr. buckley. hoped on occasion having your own television program you would abandon your penchant for personal bitchiness. your rude behavior is congenital and compulsive and forgive. >> always like the generosity of your broad spirit. >> what a genteel disagreement, right? suskind is just fuming. he has such a short fuse. buckley has not always a long fuse but in this case he does. it is really charming meeting of people you can't really stand each other. and i will show you one more clip from the same episode. >> under the circumstances i hope you're not here to deny by and large the news services and the television industry and the schools and universities arean liberal dominated, are you, or are you? >> well, if you use it in any pejorative sense, of course i do. i think entire thrust of our country in the last 40 years has been a liberal thrust in our legislation, in our churches, in our schools and in our communications media. there is nothing sinister or evil. we call that progress. >> grea

mr. buckley used his program outside of his conservative circles and made him an early pundit. as our level of discourse seemed to be deteriorating and the shouting matches seemed to be and so on, it seemed important to talk about a show that valued civil discourse, civil debate between people who disagreed with each other. >> sunday on in depth, the 75th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor, and the authors will be taking phone calls and tweets and e-mail questions live from noon to 3 p.m. and then at 9 p.m. eastern on after words. the envoy for middle east piece 2009-2011 looks at "a path to peace" previous history of negotiations and way forward in the middle east. interviewed by the president and ceo of the woodrow wilson center. >> they've long since renounced violence, have accepted israel's existence and opted for peaceful negotiation to

mr. buckley used his television program to open arguments outside of his conservative circle. this made him an early pundit. >> as our level of discourse seem to be deteriorating and the shouting matches increasing its own, it seemed like a particularly important time to be talking about a show that values civil discourse and civil debate between people who disagree with each other. >> sunday on in-depth the 75th anniversary of the attack on pull harbor is a focus of a discussion. will be taking your phone calls, tweets, and email questions lie from noon until 3:00 p.m. eastern. and i'm. and i p.m. eastern on afterwards, former senator george mitchell served as your special on the from 2009 until 2011 looks at the israel palestinian conflict, in a way forward in the middle east. his interviewed by interview jane harman, president ceo of the woodrow center. >> the palestinian authority have long since renounced violence and accepted those rules of existence and have opted for peaceful negotiation to achieve the state. >> oh two booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> p

buckley. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, jaime, and keith as well.want to reiterate what my two friends appear have said. we we are not running against each other, and we have committed to defend each other an.and as i tweeted out the othr day, do not send me any crap about one of the other candidates because we are united and we've chosen to believe that we can win, but only if we are one party. we cannot be divided. you can say anything you want but it is not going to affect our support. [applause] >> most of you have known me nearly my entire life. you have seen me as a teenager, 20s, 30s, 40s, in the '50s. you know the story about deciding to become an activist at eight years old because i was so horrified by the injustice of racial injustice. and to me that became my cause. i know, look kids are passionate about baseball or barbies or whatever, but for me it was elections because starting at eight years old i started organizing leaf drops and campuses because that's what i believe. i have filled every a position available within the democratic p