[cheers and applause]e] >> "wall street journal" editor, political editor and reporter neil king. has just published this extraordinary book, "american ramble: a walk of memory and renewal." e city book shop has copies for sale -- [applause] and neil will be signing the book afterwards. i'm sure you all have seen, it's just -- the reviews have been overwhelmingly positive, to say the least. so without further ado, please welcome neil king and bill press. [cheers and applause] [laughter] >> thank you, mary anne, and good evening, everybody it's great to see you all. thank you for coming this evening. i want to say a big welcome folks to our friends here at the hell center. i don't know what number -- hill center. of i don't know what number of talk of the hills this is, but they're always fun and exciting and none more than tonight. i alsoal want to welcome all of our friends from c-span who are watching on c-span around the country, around the world tonight. thank you for c-span, for covering our event tonight. it's very appropriate that c-span is here. the talk of the hill progra

so call my wall street journal editor, political editor and reporter neil king. he has just published this extraordinary book, american ramble a walk of memory and renewal. he said he bookshop copies for sale and neil will be signing the book afterwards. i'm you will have seen that it's just the reviews have been overwhelmingly positive to say the least so without further ado please welcome neil king and bill press. thank you, marianne. and good evening, everybody. great to see you all. thank you for coming this evening. i want to say a big welcome first to our friends here, the hill center. i don't know what number of talk of the hills this is, but there are fun and exciting and none more, marianne said than tonight. i also want to welcome all of our friends from c-span who are watching on c-span around the country, around the world tonight. thank you for c-span, for covering event tonight. it's very that c-span is here the talk of the hill program started at the hill at ten, maybe 11 years ago now we've had many many programs are very guest was brian lamb, the f

[applause] political editor and reporter neil king and his extraordinary book "american ramble" a walk of memory and renewal and neil will sign the books afterwards. the reviews have been overwhelming to say theth least. without further ado please welcome neil king and bill press. [applause] thank youu maryanne and good evening. great too see you all and thank you for coming this evening. i wantt to give a big welcome to first to our friends at the hill center. i don't know what number talk on the hill that this is that they are always fun and exciting. i also want to welcome all of our friends from c-span who were watching on c-span around the country and around the world tonight. thank you for c-span and for covering our event tonight. it's very appropriate that c-span is here. the talk of the health program started at the hill 10 maybe 11 years ago now. we had many programs and their first guest was brian lamb the founder of c-span. [applause] and i also want to welcome all of those people who will be listening to tonight's interview on my podcast the bill press pod. our conversatio

[applause] >> from the "wall street journal," editor, political editor and reporter neil king. yes just published this extraordinary book "american ramble: a walk of memory and renewal." there are copies for sale and neil will be signing the book afterwards but i'm sure you all can see it's just, the reviews have been overwhelmingly positive to say the least so without further ado please welcome neil king and bill press. [applause] >> thank you marianne, a good evening, everybody. it's great to see you all. thank you for coming this evening i want to say a big welcome first to our friends here at hill center. i don't know what number of talk of the hills this is but there always had an exciting and then morris mary ann said then tonight i also want to welcome all of our friends from c-span who are watching on c-span around the country, around the world tonight. thank you for c-span for covering our event tonight. it's very appropriate that c-span is here. the talk of hill program started at the hill ten, maybe 11 years ago now. we've had many, many programs. our very first guest

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king. fox news contributor kind muff to join us alveda good to see you. how are you doing? >> hi neil always. and i'm glad to join you at this time. so hi. neil: hi indeed. i always imagine say you have joked there might be division within king family and politics and i do the same with robert f. kennedy jr. and not keen and having said all of that when you break bread you don't break each other's chobs everyone gets along who wouldn't get along with you alveda. but i guess toipght step back from that and get your sense of how we are all getting along as a nation 60 years after this famous gathering. >> i think my family and that's the king family king family legacy, of course, doctor martin luther king, jr. but my dad, my granddaddy men and women of our family, and we do this, we did it in the 1960s we do it today. when we do not agree in having different perspective we still love each other. and that's very important and neil i'm really disturbed sometimes about all of the arguing and the fighting and the fussing when we don't agrees. we should do what martin luther king, jr. said h

the 1st order of business today of flu offering and to neil ingratitude before an image of the king. then waves and smiles flanked by his children. he drank in the name of a quick handshake with friends and supporters to minutes of freedom. this whole thing was the way to extend about his them back inside the terminal. to me, the police it is supposed to exist, fill out evidence, find boys that come out in the thousands to welcome him home to all this time. besides i, yes, i am very happy. i have only wanted to see him coming home. i guess maybe the country would be better. now do you come here today and we are very happy. why? because he comes back to town involuntarily. even if he has to go to prison, and that was exactly where the former prime minister was headed, as crowds of support has waited outside the supreme court techs and was driven inside 3 guilty verdicts in his absence used to be so. and then as most pulses talented outside, he was driven into plum prim, central prism discounts and sentence. but how long will the spend? and so many think a deal has already been done fo

the 1st order business to lay a flooring offering and to neil ingratitude before an image of the king and then waves and smiles flanked by his children. he drank in the name of a quick handshake with friends and supporters to minutes of freedom. the whole thing was the way that's a concern about his them back inside the terminal. to me, the police it is to pull to is a still out here and, and find boys that come out in the thousands to welcome him home through all this time. besides i yes, i am very happy. i have only wanted to see him coming home like yours. maybe the country would be better. now do you come here today and we are very happy. why? because he comes back to todd involuntarily. even if he has to go to prison die. and that was exactly where the former prime minister was head of his crowd to support his way to the outside. the supreme court texan was driven inside 3 guilty verdicts in his absence is to be so and then as most supporters chanted outside, he was driven into plum prim, central prison to stone, his sentence. but how long will you spend? and so many think a deal

king charles and his errant son, prince harry are not going to happen. shawn's with us this morning. what would it take to get these two together, neil? good afternoon. has ever well, actually , probably a medium. i would imagine because the bottom line is this if you are his majesty , the king and also you have someone else to consider in. of course, his royal highness, the prince of wales. it's a very tricky maneuver. and i think you know the biggest insult. actually that prince harry gave the king was earlier this year at his coronation. i mean, he didn't stay around. perhaps he should have shown some manners at that point, so why now? should his majesty give up part of his holiday to try and talk about what exactly plus the vote. we also have another bulk , an update of the book coming out in the early part of next year. who knows what that will include stuart, you know, so the odds are they're not going to get back together. and harry and megan will stay in california. for as long as far as the eye can see. well i think meghan will be very happy doing that, of course, sticking on stress patches and wandering up and down for the paparazzi. but i t

in 15 years, the 1st order of business today of floral offering and to neil ingratitude before an image of the king. then waves and smiles blank by his children. he drank in the name of a quick handshake with friends and supporters. to minutes of freedom, this whole thing was the way to extend about his them back inside the terminal. to me the police it is supposed to is a still out there and find boys that come out in the thousands to welcome him home through all this time. besides i yes, i am very happy. i have only wanted to see him coming home like yours may be, the country would be better. now do you come here today and we are very happy. why? because he comes back to town involuntarily. even if he has to go to prison. and that was exactly where the former prime minister was head of his crowd to support his weight it outside the supreme court. texan was driven inside 3 guilty verdicts in his absence is to be so then as most pulses chanted outside, he was driven into plum prim, central prison discount a sentence. but how long will you spend? and so many think a deal has already been done for an

a long before neil armstrong walked on, the moon soviet reached it with ground for a king luna program with the pro becoming the 1st human object to reach the moon with a crash there to see of serenity on september 14th 1959. and of course, i guarantee amount that needs no introduction. the 1st one is face crowd russian forever immortalized in the history of space travel for the saloon, a $25.00 that we've come. 7000 kilometers east of moscow to watch being launched into space in a dramatic search for water on the surface of the moon. when when you get up close to these vast machines, you realize just how much goes into a project. this scale. rushes, luna, 25 mission is getting underway. proper here device. so use a $2.00, b rock as to being pulled by a huge diesel engine from its hung or towards its launch point. the scale of this operation in every aspect is absolutely remarkable. the distance is the size and the power of this rock at $300.00 tons, including fuel. of course the for the record on the ground, tell us 312 sided to rocket into morbid is absolutely immense. the scale of t

king's family. we will have to wait and see. neil: thank you for that.u might hear from edward not much growing of the administration at least in contemplation, the trend they say is their friend but prices remain stubbornly high and far from a bragging play in from the white house that was something that i heard echoed by the cofounder of the billionaire cofounder of home depot told me that's the most insidious issue for americans. >> inflation is a killer, listen to people one of the hard-working people all over america that can barely make ends meet and are going further in the whole, the salary income is lower than the cost of living going up so they are in a whole it is not going to get better. it's only going to get worse. we've got to address it and take paul volker's playbook and put into work. it was painful but it worked. inflation as i said earlier, thank you for remembering that is the most regressive taxable. neil: a lot of people when they watch the interview they say please tell us the fed still has to do something they could do up paul vo

now neil, you say absolutely the snp have got this wrong . have got this wrong. >> yeah, absolutely. the kingd of state. he's not a politician, so he's not divisive and we've had a monarchy in the united kingdom in our separate parts for well over a thousand years. it's the modern symbol of our history going back all those centuries. i can't really see why this should be controversial at all. you go all the way around the world, you'll find the portraits of presidents in republics on all public buildings. what's wrong with doing the same thing in this country? and the reason why the snp, of course, are against this is because they are fundamental be a socialist and republican party. but what a miserable collection of killjoys they are. jenny barnet they are, aren't they? >> they are completely wrong to do this the snp because sure they might be coming out as repubucis they might be coming out as republic is now showing their true colours, but actually scotland is still represented by westminster and the king is scotland's head of state. >> yes, but many people , when he >> yes, but many peopl

now neil, you say absolutely the snp have got this wrong . have got this wrong. >> yeah, absolutely. the kingd of state. he's not a politician, so he's not divisive and we've had a monarchy in the united kingdom in our separate parts for well over a thousand years. it's the modern symbol of our history going back all those centuries. i can't really see why this should be controversial at all. you go all the way around the world, you'll find the portraits of presidents in republics on all public buildings. what's wrong with doing the same thing in this country? and the reason why the snp, of course, are against this is because they are fundamental be a socialist and republican party. but what a miserable collection of killjoys they are. jenny barnet they are, aren't they? >> they are completely wrong to do this the snp because sure they might be coming out as repubucis they might be coming out as republic is now showing their true colours, but actually scotland is still represented by westminster and the king is scotland's head of state. >> yes, but many people , when he >> yes, but many peopl

neil, my, i am sure that both of you know judge chutkan. i do not know her, but i know of her. one really powerful line from one of the decisions, presidents are not king. donald trump is no longer president. and the three minutes we have before we go to break, my, i will go to you first and then go to neil. what should we know, that you know, about judge chutkan? >> i do not know the judge personally. i wanted to make that clear. i think this is the point, i absolutely agree with anthony. the public record is very clear about who this judge is. i do want to go back to neil, again, on the ku klux klan act and on the history of donald trump's behavior. she is a black woman. we saw roger stone put a female judge in the crosshairs in social media when he was on trial. we saw donald trump engage in similar behavior. we have seen black women, like ruby moss, been threatened as public servants under the guise of the lies that donald trump has levied and endangered their lives. i think it is incredibly important to understand that this could be utilized in a very, very, disturbing way. we should all be vigilant about that. >> neil? >> anthony is right that th

tomorrow with that storm surge and that will include a king tide, which is the highest of our tides based on the full moon, it will be very impact for. >> neil complicates efforts here. how many have left or evacuated the area, mayor? >> well, you know, we've changed the evacuation approach. as you have heard from the governor and many others, it's hide from the wind, run from the water. so we're not asking people to evacuate to another state. just get up to higher ground. so we feel that our community has heeded that warning and getting out of those zone a, low-lying areas. one of the issues with us, we've emptied out our storm water ponds. taking care of a lot of the issues that we could take care of. when that storm surge comes in, there's no place for that water to go until that goes out. we're looking at the storm surge staying in for hours. >> neil: that is interesting, too. it's a relatively fast-me having storm but almost doesn't matner a case like this. i'm also told that -- i'm glad you cautioned us. people don't have to go a couple hundred miles. just a few miles further inland, higher land. but what if it does tilt a little bit m

king interviewed her and said mrs. lieberman what do you say to your son when he makes a mistake. my mom said, mistake? >> neilents in a big debate. maybe somebody will deliver lines like that tonight. they can be spontaneous and planned. but oftentimes they pop up. joe lieberman here with us, a presidential candidate. very good to see you in person. >> you too, neil. you're looking great. >> neil: you are, too. i'm curious what you make of the pressure on candidates to have a moment like you had there. >> those just happen. there's a way in which every candidate and their teams prescripted hilarious lines or killer lines. they have to make sure that they don't deliver them like robots. it has to fit in to what is happening. the best way for it to happen is to be a spontaneous reaction to something the other candidates said. >> neil: you said chris christie is an excellent debater. i don't know if that will improve his likability as a candidate. he's ready to go after ron desantis on his scripted campaign approach. he's overadvised by aides. what do you think of that? >> first of all, christie will have a good

king junior, it wasn't legally changed to gerald ford until 1935. a little bit from the powell downward moment, we will see what happens in the next hour. here is neil. neil: read it but don't purchase it, stocks are up for the time being but i want to show you something that does the sway of jerome powell, every time he's before a microphone no guarantee stocks will be higher after he finished speaking. most locations, when he speaks stocks tank and that is when he started speaking in jackson hole, wyoming, what got them skittish, inflation remains too high, that's how he kicked things off, stocks going up 200 to down down down. he said we would keep raising rates to fight inflation if that is necessary. the economy growing faster than we expected. we raise rates further and that is what it takes. i'm paraphrasing here. they were rocketing, stocks have come back more than a little bit but this is just a snapshot for the moment. how often do i say one snap image shot? welcome, everybody. let's get to it with the office of management with donald trump and also gary cal palm is joining us, what the fed chief is saying, what are you thinking? >> report

neil: did he try to go to the manager to say put little more beef on this? >> no, but he went to a team of lawyers who sued burger kingcourse you have a food decorator for the commercials who make everything look more beautiful than it is, and each taco bell, there are many factors involved. neil: you don't strike me as a taco bell. >> don't think i have ever eaten at taco bell. i go too fast food restaurants. neil: tassels on the menu. >> can i see the wine list? do you have, what are they? stand for my purse. neil: restaurants you like. >> this man is mad that he paid $5.50 and got half the amount that was in his contract. neil: obviously a major beef. we identified the man. our chief market strategist -- i'm only joking. i would be remiss if i didn't get your take on that. i'm old enough to remember other class-action lawsuits, subway, where do you think these things go? >> in the trash. not about the taco bell food but the lawsuit. i don't want a lawsuit. i think it goes in the trash. neil: looking at this economy, this market which in the middle of everything falling out of bed, you are as cool as a cucumber, loo

neil sean royal watch her back with me today. our harry and meghan trying to crawl back to england. >> prince harry and meghan markin under markel don't have a whole base ever since the kinghe cottage if you remember, this started in the year in order to retain the line of succession the counselor of state they need a uk-based uk address, kensington palace let me point out is quite empty at the moment, lots of lots of space in their industry new as an idea prince harry himself wouldn't mind finding somewhere and this is a place that make it markel did not want to live in because it was in the center of town in no place to bring children up, the castle not on the side the queens castle at windsor you can see how this is turning back around again. prince william is the man in charge of kensington palace and that 100% will not be happening. stuart: a lot of speculation otherwise known as gossip about a breakup of harry and meghan do you want to comment on that. >> it works in their favor to have people guessing about the state of the relationship. what we've got now is prince harry living life in tokyo meeting all the people and clicking cameras that he loves so much. back h

king junior, it wasn't legally changed to gerald ford until 1935. a little bit from the powell downward moment, we will see what happens in the next hour. here is neil

neil: trust me, there are. [laughter] >> the that's a very important question. this is an important question. it's really up to the judge. the district judge, the trial judge is the kingurtroom or his courtroom. and they decide things like scheduling. it's really up to -- you could always appeal, but if you appeal things like when we're going to have the trial and things like that, you're just going to make the trial judge who's going to make all kinds of decisions of what witnesses and evidence you get to put into the record before the jury really unhappy with you, and so usually the trial judge sets the date, usually there's not a lot of fighting after he or she makes that final decision can. neil: you know, john, one of the things that bill barr ended our interview, i asked about the likelihood of with some 91 criminal charges, the likelihood of the former president skating on all of them whatever your views of him or the charges, that the mathematically is a high bar and that he might be and could be cob steve by convicted on a variety -- conceivably convicted on a variety of those charges. that a begs the question how you punish him. he said, neil, you don't send

king's you asset management, joining us out of madison, wisconsin, madison, wisconsin. that's a little over an hour, i guess from milwaukee. okay? about an hour from milwaukee, neil a couple hours from chicago and in one of the most beautiful places in the midwest, i probably ever seen beautiful place. so let me ask you a little bit scott about whether it will be a beautiful place for technology stocks led by in video tomorrow. a lot of people are looking at that as sort of a chance for a tech to regroup . not that this year to date and they need much regrouping. but what do you make of it? but they don't need much for grouping. in fact, they need tech to keep leading. and i think that's something that you talked about there in your lied about how the nasdaq is feeling pressure because nasdaq my friends off considerably from the highs earlier today, and that's really the concern. not only interest rates is kind of the backdrop. we're going to have the fed talking from jackson hole on friday, but also the fact to neil that we need companies like nvidia, the googles the apples, the microsoft, the amazons to keep doing what they've been doing, which is raising guida

neil oliver with his unfiltered take shortly. plus, as the met police ends its cash for honours inquiry into king charles, charity would the monarcheally allow close allies to brand him? the caretaker king? my royal masterminds daddy colin campbell and phil dampier deliver their exclusive insight on that. harry's hairline and much more soon. as always, we'll bring you tomorrow's newspaper front pages, hot off the press and fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie ready to unleash when he's un cancelled. later in the show . this is dan wootton. show. this is dan wootton. tonight. let's go . tonight. let's go. you're watching tv news. britain's news channel. hope you had a brilliant weekend. my digest coming up on why anti—white racism is on the rise in the british mainstream media. first, though, the news with tatiana sanchez . tatiana sanchez. >> dan, thank you very much and good evening. this is the latest from the gb newsroom. the parents of two triplet boys murdered by lucy letby on successive days have said the nurse has destroyed their lives . the judge ordered that she be sent to transcript of his sentencing remarks and copies o

neil oliver with his unfiltered take shortly. plus, as the met police ends its cash for honours inquiry into king charles, charity would the monarcheally allow close allies to brand him? the caretaker king? my royal masterminds daddy colin campbell and phil dampier deliver their exclusive insight on that. harry's hairline and much more soon. as always, we'll bring you tomorrow's newspaper front pages, hot off the press and fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie ready to unleash when he's un cancelled. later in the show . this is dan wootton. show. this is dan wootton. tonight. let's go . tonight. let's go. you're watching tv news. britain's news channel. hope you had a brilliant weekend. my digest coming up on why anti—white racism is on the rise in the british mainstream media. first, though, the news with tatiana sanchez . tatiana sanchez. >> dan, thank you very much and good evening. this is the latest from the gb newsroom. the parents of two triplet boys murdered by lucy letby on successive days have said the nurse has destroyed their lives . the judge ordered that she be sent to transcript of his sentencing remarks and copies o