now, i should point out, nikki haley-- >> nikki haley. >> sreenivasan: isernor of that state. so it's notike they have been completely out of it. how does that? legislature fa >> very different from what we see in nevada where south carolina has a little less than is female.ir state legislatu they have no women representing them at the federal level, either. you did mention former governor nikki haley. so it is not without female presence, but there is absolutely an absence of female remgz thin tir federal delegation, and a very small number of womt en servinge state level, very simar to places like tennessee, alabama, west virginia, mississippi. so, again, not out of the norm in the nber of southern states. >> sreenivasan: how much of this has to do with partiesnd their ability to recruit? i mean, is there a stronger , cruitment pipe line when it comes to, saybor unions in nevada versus what the republican party is doing an how they're encouraging women to get in on the ground floor? >> right. well, there always has been a historicsparity between women nning as democrats vers

nikki haley is someone i have admired for a long time.ndink she has grit, toughness, is principled and getting the opportunity to work for her is something i'm pretty excited about. it was something i could not say no to. steve: is she going to run for president in 2024? tim: you will have to ask her. steve: what do you think? tim: i don't know. i know she is going to be a figure for years. is there a figure in the gop you see as a natural successor to donald trump? tim: i don't think so. i think that is being settled right now. those of the conversations that are occurring. in truth, the gop right now is not talking about a successor to trump. people are focusing on getting trump reelected. i am sure that if he is reelected, the conversation becomes who is his successor, but there are so many good people out there, many who are qualified to lead and many of whom are learning the right lessons right now, thinking strategically about the future, so i think our bench is pretty deep. gabby: i want to go back to something you were talking abo

nikki haley comes to mind. when she was governor of south carolina and ended up being the u.n.assador. there are people that have capitalized but it's just not demonstrated that is the pathway to stardom within your party. >> tucker: if anyone is going to capitalize it would be nikki haley. the president i believe has arrived in the chamber. this is the vice-president and the speaker of the house. we have not seen the president but he is in the room. brit hume is still with us. do you find it interesting that the rest of us are glued to the bodiy language in the room. can that tell us anything? >> if the president gives a low-key speech and promised that, i don't know what will happen. we probably won't have the deeply partisan moments. there is no guarantee. it's interesting to. wathe members of congress who complain with a particular president and as he is making hus way down the aisle to go up to the lectern to make his talk, they are trying to reach out and shake hands with him. we understand that rush limbaugh will be there tonight after finding out he is ill can lung canc

and just a minute after the restart norty nikki haley fired in to seal the leipzig victory frenchman making some nifty moves to beat his marker. to go through the legs of brendan king. and so with that bundle saturday's minus the games are all in the books let's take a look at the results so far on match day 22. glad back dusted decile dorf with ease as we saw her to berlin beat powder born days after you're going to cleanse mn quit as coach rb leipzig battered braman they were accused that's not passed on young barry lynn well spurred beat hoffenheim oxburgh and freiburg share this boils dortmund down frankfurt on friday night 2 games to come on sunday cologne take on byron munich and minds neat shock in australia tens of thousands of people have turned out to support a bushfire benefit benefit concert in sydney. that musicians from around the world took to the stage with a 10 hour charity show organizers say the funds raised will go to emergency services in communities affected by the blazes country has battled hundreds of bushfire since september which claimed the lives of 33 peop

a lot to cover, nikki haley will be here tonight, our own lawrence jones, our 2020 correspondent caught up with quid pro quo joe and we had the exclusive. and tonight i will go one-on-one with, yes, our radical, far left new york city mayor bill de blasio and his opinions on bloomberg and on bernie sanders but we start tonight in south carolina. my credit party is in a state of shambles. 251 days until you, we, the american people, you will be the ultimate jury, you will render your verdict. democrats are in the midst of a full-blown political crisis. last night's debate was a national embarrassment. that put the candidates on stage, frankly just made fools of themselves. they screamed, they shouted, they lied, they complain, they wind, and apparently it was amateur hour over at cbs news, the moderators lost any and all sense of any control. "the daily beast" calling it a train wreck. member "the new york times" editorial board comparing that to a dumpster fire. even debbie dingell refer to it as a disgrace. that's her party. in the nation, by the way, wrote that there were no winners,

recently at george washington university in washington dc, nikki haley recalled her time as an ambassadornation in the trump administration. here's a portion of the program. >> the press is still asking the question why did nikki say that they were sanctioned, where are the sages and what is happening. so i called multiple people in the administration. chief of staff, secretary of state, national security advisor bolton at the time. i said look, we have a problem. there is nothing wrong with the president changing his mind. just go out there and tell the truth. go tell what happened. but everybody is like calling into the office you need to fix this. in the said okay okay. that was monday, tuesday morning happened, is the level is rising. and i said okay, this is the deal. either y'all fix it by 5:00 o'clock today or i'm going to fix it by 5:00 o'clock today and trust me, it will go a lot better if y'all fix it. nothing happened. and then i think it was like for 45 or so, and my friend larry kudlow goes out in front of the press and they asked the question about the sanctions and he said,

. >> recently at george washington university in washington dc, nikki haley recalls part-time as a master to the united nations and the trump and ministration. here is a portion of the program. >> the press is still asking the question why did nikki say that there were sanctions and where are they and what is happening. so i called multiple people in the administration. chief of staff, secretary of state, national security advisor bolton at the time, and i said look we have a problem. there's nothing wrong with the budget changing his mind, just go out there and tell the truth. go tell what happened. but everybody is like calling the office and saying you need to fix this. they would say okay. that was monday, tuesday morning happened and the level is rising. and he said okay, this is the deal. either y'all fix it by 5:00 o'clock today or i will fix it by 5:00 o'clock today. and trust me will go a lot better if you'll fix it. nothing happened. and then i think it was like, 445 or so, and my friend larry kudlow goes out in front of the press and they asked the question about the sanctions

republican party is going to go through trump back to lindsey graham, after trump, it is going to be nikki haley. it is going to get better. my advice is to go for someone like bloomberg who is going to clean you up, because it is the democrat party, and they need to tighten up. america is not a communist country. if there is anything in the constitution that resembles socialism and communism, please write a book about it, because it does not exist. america will never be a country,.or communist coverage of the state of the union address from a joint session of congress gets underway on tuesday evening. all of our event coverage on the web at c-span.org. iowae live in cori bill, with the candidates, including tom steyer, who will join us after his event to take your calls and comments. up next, we continue our coverage from cedar rapids, iowa and the bernie sanders campaign. a very busy schedule as the senator tries to make as many stops as possible in what is a truncated schedule, because he habe

>> i don't know if it's too make room for nikki haley but i know president trump takes no responsibilitynning to put it on anyone, even those who have been loyal to him. >> thank you very much. susan del percio. you're a tough person but i love it. you're supposed to be. up next donald trump once again opts to 2ki6d the country instead of uniting it. this time against a common foe the coronavirus. why is he dividing us against something that can hurt us all? is that too obvious? you're watching "hardball." ♪ if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated... ...with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression... ...or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and

if you cross the united states or as the former you american ambassador to the united nations is nikki haley said we will be taking names so you cannot cross the united needs you know united states you cannot open our plan at best you have to remain silent but even that is not too good we are back to the logic that you are with us or you are against us and hence you can't even get a united nations resolution that simply says we need to respect international law ok martin bashar out life as a nun then thank you. time for the headlines here. on al-jazeera palestine's president says firmly rejected donald trump's proposed plan for the region speaking at the u.n. security council mahmoud abbas trumped plan won't bring peace or stability to the region and he appealed to israel not to give up on finding lasting peace. i've come before you today to say that peace between israelis and palestinians is still possible it is achievable i've come to you to build an international partnership to achieve a just comprehensive and lasting peace and we are still committed to this peace as a strategic choice. b

for ambassador to the un nikki haley says she worked with countries under socialism and solidarity andng their people firsthand. she says the fact that bernie sanders is weeding his party on such policies should be a major red flag for america. >> the idea that the front runner of the democratic party is a self-avowed socialist, bernie sanders is going to be the poster child of the democratic party is absurd and i can show you there is not a socialist country anywhere that think socialism is a good thing. look at all the countries never tried it. they go as quick to capitalism as they possibly can. 20 years ago 94% of the world was in extreme poverty, today it is 10%. that is because of capitalism. >> as bernie closes the gap with joe biden in south carolina it is important to note more people are working for better wages in her home state because of capitalism. study military students resume flight training months after the deadly shooting at a naval air base station in pensacola, the training had been suspended since december when a saudi air force officer shot and killed three u.s.

it is her short nikki haley for the title of her book, with all due respect. using the box at the top of the page. and tonight on book tv and primetime, brown university talks about the relationship between drugs and work. the washington post, and philip discuss their reporting on the trump administration. specific research argues against medicare for all and the brookings institute. they take a critical look at the executive branch and present misconduct. all airing tonight starting at 7:30 p.m. eastern, on "c-span2" book tv. check your program guide for more information. the c-span city tour is exporting the american story. as we take book tv in american history tv on the road. with support from our all peace cable partner, this weekend we traveled to amarillo, texas. coming up in the next hour we learn about the city's literary history including her time in the texas panhandle. and then in about ten minutes we take a ride along route 66 see some of the historic landmarks. and later in about 40 minutes, the history of african-americans in amarillo. we begin

ted cruz has been there, nikki haley has been there. is it too soon?> yes. >> we're not ready for 2024? >> i actually just interviewed stacey abrams is someone who has her eye on the white house and being a candidate in 2024. so on both sides, people are readying themselves. >>> hope to see you tomorrow. watch us on saturday at the south carolina primary. we'll be counting votes all afternoon. have a good afternoon. to pay for bites of this... ...with this. when kids won't eat dinner, potato pay them to. ore-ida. win at mealtime. non-drowsy claritin cool mint chewables. feel the clarity of new the only allergy product with relief of your worst symptoms, including itchy throat. plus an immediate blast of cooling sensation. feel the clarity and live claritin clear. hi with the world'se first invisible trailer. invisible trailer? and it's not the trailer right next to us? this guy? you don't believe me? hop in. good lookin' pickup, i will say that. oh wow. silverado offers an optional technology package with up to 15 different views - including one enhanc

they are asking to see testimony of nikki haley and any of weinstein's case against her. the jury also asking for a blueprint of weinstein's apartment. just before lunch break, weinstein's lawyer asked to issue a gag order against gloria alred. the judge saying, i wish i had that kind of authority. moments later, she responded. >> the court declined to exclude me from the courtroom, and said they could call me as a witness. >> i think that could be under the heading of be careful what you wish for, potentially legal malpractice on their part, given what i might say. >> reporter: alred, who represents haley in this trial has attended the trial every day. the 67-year-old is charged with raping a woman in a manhattan hotel room, and sexually assaulting another woman in 2006. weinstein maintains all the encounters were consensual. if convicted, weinstein could spend life behind bars, but he still faces more charges in a case in california. >>> in oakland today, a relative of john lee cowell took the stand in his murder trial. cowell is charged with stabbing and killing 18-yea

the row of statues and icons of confederates then governor nikki haley would say people had hijacked the meaning of the confederate battle flag when other people just thought it meant sacrifice and heritage. what does it mean to you? >> that's what it does mean now. so i support -- i think these relics might be placed in museums, but i don't want kids coming out and saying looking at a statue of somebody who believed in slavery. those are not -- you know, i understand history and you can't wipeout history. and those should be placed in historical locations but we want kids to look up and say, wow, this is somebody who was a great leader for liberation, this was somebody who believed in racial s justice, somebody who fought for working people, somebody who believed in womens rights moch those are the people we want our kids to learn from and to respect, not people who believe and defended slavery. >> let's bring in the operations manager for a non-profit lender here in charleston, a supporter of yours. >> good evening, senator sanders. given your recent health scare do you plan on ann

that's okay, joining me now, florida former flow to governor, nikki haley is with us, thank you governor for being with us. good to see you. it's really coming down to -- >> great to be with you. >>>> sean: that when everything free, college is free, health care is free, everything is free, although i must say mayor bloomberg has a very unique plan. if you reach a certain age, the not going to give you any health care, go home and i, which is very interesting but anti-second amendment, higher taxes, burdensome regulation, some version of getting us off of oil and gas, the lifeblood of our economy, quickly, which is a bad idea, and it socialism versus me. >> you know, it's amazing because my time at the united nations, i saw countries that literally had to deal with socialism every day. and seeing the poverty and seeing the starvation and seeing the misery, they would've loved to have been in america. and they would've loved to have the freedoms we have. the idea that the forerunner of the democratic party is a self-avowed socialist and that bernie sanders is going to be their poster chil

which is blue cross/blue shield and don't have anything to compare it with and it all did ned when nikki haley not accept the whole medicaid expansion so a lot of the providers walked away from south carolina. blue cross/blue shield stays because they are the second or third largest employer in south carolina. what are you going to do for states that has one provider to choose from because i don't have any choices so i have to pay what blue cross/blue shield says. my second question or area of concerns is gun control. supplementer, south carolina has experience one of the most horrific summers ever. it wasn't on a national scale where we have massive shootings but every weekend, there was someone getting killed, someone getting shot and when you hear about gun control, it's always after these big mass shootings, but they don't hit every community like the weekly shootings. they affect our community. and it is a trickle-down effect and what happens here on the federal level. what are you going to do to address those issues? mr. steyer: thank you very much. let me start with the affordable care

a lot to cover, nikki haley will be here tonight, our own lawrence jones, our 2020 correspondent caughtquo joe and we had the exclusive. and tonight i will go one-on-one with, yes, our radical, far left new york city mayor bill de blasio and his opinions on bloomberg and on bernie sanders but we start tonight in south carolina. my credit party is in a state of shambles. 251 days until you, we, the american people, you will be the ultimate jury, you will render your verdict. democrats are in the midst of a full-blown political crisis. last night's debate was a national embarrassment. that p

ambassador nikki haley.ikki haley saying alexandria oh cossey or taz and those who boycotted the state of the union, your job is not to just do the things you like, it is to represent all people. listening to the president is your job. maybe someone else should step in who is willing to do that job that you are not. host: here is a little more of what she had to say. john: >> it does -- [video clip] >> it doesn't matter what the president says about the stock market. millions of people struggle to get by or don't have enough money at the end of the month after paying for prescription drugs. american workers are hurting. wisconsin,rs in ohio, pennsylvania, all over the country, we have stagnated while ceo pay has skyrocketed. when the president says the economy is strong, my question is, strong for whom? strong for the wealthy who are reaping rewards from tax cuts they don't need? the american economy needs to be a different kind of strong will stop strong for the science teacher spending her own money to buy

and this is the curtain call for 2024, nikki haley was there and others, and any unknown names you can think of adding to the list that you've people talk about while you were there? >> to be honest, none that are garnering any attention at all. this is all about donald trump and explains why they've moved away for any sort of jockeying for position at the conference. it's all been about socialism, all about attacking socialism and bernie sanders and the lurch for the party. and the office for another four years, as we know, presidential campaigns are very, very long in this country. that jockeying for position will commence next summer, next spring. leland: boy, what a difference four years makes, from how divided cpac was in 2016 to how united it is now with president trump controlling the republican party fully in 2020. >> they went for, yeah, they went for mitt romney four years ago, i believe in 2016. they went for ted cruz in the most recent straw poll so, my how things have changed. leland: mitt romney's name booed there on the stage. we'll check back when the president takes th

it's so funny watching lindsey graham and nikki haley who sent out a tweet condemning nancy pelosi forping it up. but her silence. she was as silent as church mouse using the bathroom on cotton. she didn't want to criticize joe wilson at the time. but not criticize nancy pelosi. this is political theater. what we saw today was political theater from trump and nancy pelosi. nobody will vote in november based on anybody reacted at the state of the union. there were a lot of us who simply say the president of the united states we took three things away. he's a liar, he's a liar and he's a liar. her ripping up the speech -- >> it's about how you deal with it. i get your take. again, we'll deal with this in the argument. processing it. the idea of what was some moment with the tus key gee airmen. general. and his great grandson. aspiring to greater heights than his fighter pilot great grandfather. that's america at her best. the authenticity of the moments becomes a part of the criticism of the speech. in your estimation, is that the america that this president celebrates by what he says an