lieutenant colonel oliver north will testify in public for the first time. >> colonel north, please risetee is one of the historic moments in '80s television because there was a guy, almost more than reagan, who understood what the images were. >> one question the american people would like to know the answer to is what did the president know? >> throughout the conduct of my entire tenure, i assumed the president was aware of what i was doing and had, through my superiors, approved it. >> ollie north said everything he did was in the service of what he understood ronald reagan wanted, and everything he did was really just done out of love of country and it was very tough for those politicians in suits to knock that testimony down. >> i did do it. i was given a mission, and i tried to carry it out. >> but part of that mission was to shield the others who were giving you the orders. >> that is the part of any subordinate. >> president reagan still wasn't talking about lieutenant colonel oliver north's testimony. but he did suggest that he could hardly wait to do so. >> i'm not going to com

joining us now, colonel oliver north.out dangers and assessment of the nature of evil in our time and offered a different path. your reaction to this, and will he get media coverage for substance? so far the media is obsessed with everything else. >> look. i love the title. how to destroy the barbarian. i gave it an "a". he put blame where it belongs for the genocide and now, radical islamists operational in 28-30 countries. i like his three-point plan. stand with any nation that stands with us. israel, jordan, egypt. he commended nato and said he's going to try to find common ground with russia in the fight against isis. second point, he wants point military operations to cutoff funding including iran-backed hezbollah, that is a quote. he wants cyber warfare to disable recruiting and propaganda. cannot allow the internet to be used as a recruiting tool. he's going to keep gitmo open and capture, not just kill, terror leaders and try them in military tribunals. he's going to establish a new immigration screening process.

lieutenant colonel oliver north weighs in. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >>> welcome to "hannity." tonight the mainstream media are on the war path. what do they want to do? take down the republican nominee, donald trump. now, in recent weeks, dozens of so-called reporters, high-profile anchors, so-called journalists, they claim they're unbiased, fair and balanced and trustworthy. they have now revealed their true colors as they now blatantly try to discredit and malign donald trump. now, just take a look at some of the recent examples from the past week. remember, these are all people that claim to be unbiased. they're members of the press, the mainstream media. take a look. >> we ought to start at home with donald trump and a potential new controversy simmering tonight after a remark that at best was a joke and, at worst, was an implied threat of violence. >> meantime you've got these 50 national security officials in republican administrations who are saying they can't support donald trump because he lacks self-co

you can bet oliver north has a lot to say about that one. ashley: yes he does. markets now, dow down for the day and week. mcdonald's, chevron drag the blue-chips lower. much different story for oil the phil flynn, price futures group will have us covered. nicole petallides working 24 hours straight as you on the on floor with one big ought liar. >> i couldn't leave before the close. i had to see nasdaq break some records. deere in particular up almost 14%. deere said they would cut production of tractors. they did have earnings overall that beat forecasts. demand has waned. they will cut costs. that brought deere up over 10 box. ross stores new all-time high. stronger than expected results on their quarter. the gap, had weak sales but wasn't as bad as expected. that brought gap a winning day. that sup 4%. look at foot locker, really wowing wall street. up 11% as they see sales gains and prices rise, particularly for under armour steph curry basketball sneaker. kevin durant's sneakers. sneakers are still hot. nasdaq has eight weeks of gains. that is something to

oliver north." join in the conversation on c-span 2.n at 7:00 eastern, dinesh d' souza looks at the impact a hillary clinton presidency would have on america in his book "hillary's america, the secret history of the democratic party." go to book tv.org for the complete schedule. >>> c-span is touring cities across the country exploring american history. next, a look at our visit to the blaine house in augusta, maine. you're watching american history tv all weekend every weekend on c-span 3. >>> i want to welcome you to the blaine house. since 1919 the home of maine's governors and their families. the house was actually built in 1833 by a captain james hall from bath, maine. for those of you who know maine, bath is a major shipbuilding and seaport town and captain hall decided in 1830 to retire from the sea. he bought this very strategically located peace of land right across from the statehouse that year, 1830, and in 1833 he finished construction on a very handsome two-story hipped roof federal house which was to be his retirement home

. >> one of the first book, or what oliver north did deserve imprisonment?d the ideas that you learn at your mother's need and he flies in cheated. >> guest: i'm pleased to hear you asked that question is if people know who oliver north is. he's on fox. but i feel obligated and answering that question to explain a little of theut background because i think the iran-contra scandal is not necessarily at the top of people's minds at the moment. oliver north was a lieutenant colonel in the marine corps who was assigned to the reagan white house. he managed, with the assistance of his superiors including john poindexter to provide assistant to those fighting though left-wing government in nicaragua which was part of the cold war. he managed also to sell missiles to iran in order to try to free hostages. he's some some of the money he got from iran to fund the contras which congress had prohibited. >> host: as you point out it is headline this week with thet: freeing of the hostages in the $400 million today. >> guest: it's remarkable how iran in particular, out o

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joining us now with analysis, colonel oliver north. believe for a second that they didn't know this guy was in the crowd. he was right behind hillary. those seats are usually, you know, people are hand picked for those seats. don't you agree? >> well, look, either that or someone in the campaign is now looking for somebody to cover their sticks because letting the guy sit there. it does tell you a little something about this campaign, however. this was a non-story except on this network. i mean no one else was talking about it. it gives further credence to what you've been saying and what mr. trump has been saying about the bias in the media. it's definitely there. look at all the coverage of him saying -- what they've done is they got out there within 48 hours -- i grant you it took a little longer than i expected because they do have a quick response cell. undoubtedly they focus grouped this, got a poll on it, and said it would be better if she came out and said i denounce the guy, i don't want his support, et cetera. but you're righ

oliver north was a lieutenant colonel in the marine corps assigned to the reagan white house.the assistance of his superiors he managed to provide assistance to the contras who were fighting the left-wing government in nicaragua which was part of the cold war and sold missiles to iran in order to free hostages and used the money he got from iran to fund the contras which they prohibited. >> host: one of the headlines with the $400 million today. >> guest: remarkable how iran in particular of all the countries in the world manages to confuse, mess up the american government. there is a uniquely bad relationship between iran and the united states that seems to recur decade after decade. there was an independent counsel appointed named lawrence walsh. i was junior member of the team that prosecuted oliver north for lying to congress for taking the security fence inappropriately. he was convicted but the court of appeals overturned his conviction. he has been out and about, he is a military analyst on fox. i wrote a piece about him in the new yorker a few years ago and i'm pleased

. >> guest: was pleased to hear you asked that question is if people know what oliver north says. i feel obligated in answering that question to explain a little of the background because i think the iran-contra scandal is not necessarily at the top of people's mind at the moment. oliver north was a lieutenant colonel in the marine corps who is assigned to the reagan white house. he met with the assistance of his superiors and john poindexter to provide assistance to the contras who were fighting the left-wing government in nicaragua, which is still part of the cold war and he managed also to sell missiles to iran in order to free hostages in the used some of the money that he thought from iran to fund the contras, which congress had prohibited. >> host: one of the headlines this week with the freeing of the hostages and $400 million today. >> guest: it is remarkable how iran in particular out of all the countries in the world manages to confuse and basically mess that the american government. there is a uniquely bad relationship between iran and the united stated that seems to re

joining us with reaction, the host of war stories, colonel oliver north. i can't think of a better person to comment on this story than you, sir. >> well, sean, i watched that press conference, was absolutely astounded. why didn't somebody get up and ask the question, well, why did you ship it in the middle of the night in foreign currency on a chartered aircraft? why not take it on that transport airplane which is parked right behind the shipment of money? why did they do it in the middle of the night this way? look, the $400 million transfer to tehran is just the latest in a seven-year history of obama regime lies and deceits. the obamacare, keep your health care, benghazi, before, during and after, the e-mail cover-up by state and clinton about what happened in benghazi, and of course the isis is now on the ropes again. look, the responsibility to protect people in libya by killing gaddafi has left a terrible caricature of american's foreign policy, and the whopper of all, and he touched on it in his press conference, the existential threat of iran's nu

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i'm oliver north. good night. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> it's not going away. a judge ordering the release of even more clinton e-mails as donald trump and others call for a special prosecutor. they want an independent investigation into the pay to play allegation between the state department and donors to the clinton foundation. so would a special prosecutor be worth the cost to taxpayers? i'm dagen mcdowell in for brenda buttner. this is "bulls and bears." the bulls and bears this week, gary, jonas, john, along with lisa and jessica. welcome to everybody. lisa, is a special prosecutor worth the cost? >> absolutely. the obama administration has shown their cards. you had lor lettaynch sit on a plane with bill clinton during an investigation and there's also reports that the department of justice turned down the fbi's request to investigate the clinton foundation on public corruption charges. the reality is hillary clinton is running to be commander in chief of this great nation, and while she was the nation's top diplomat it looks like her influence was for sa

-mexico border, i'm oliver north. good night.kkk out the after sh. go on-line. kk out the after sh. >> come on. >>> rio and an uproar over the olympic sized controversy dominating news around the world and in the u.s. brazilian authorities claiming ryan lochte and three other u.s. swimmers fabricated their story about being robbed at gunpoint. lochte apologizing on social media for his behavior but some here say it's not enough to stop a huge financial backlash. hi, everybody. i'm dagen mcdowell in for brenda buttner. this is "bulls and bears." the bulls and bears, gary, jonas, john, along with emily, and chuck. welcome to everybody. john, you're the athlete among us. will this controversy impact endorsements? >> it's going to impact it. it's going to end the endorsements unfortunately. look, he makyou mix famous peop notoriety and alcohol this was a stupid thing. this is going to cost him significantly because ryan lochte does not have a second act. you know, michael phelps had a problem with drinking and came back and competed magnificently in the olympics. pe

i'm oliver north, good night. >>> presidential nominees hitting the trail as good news on jobs hits the headlines. the u.s. adding 255,000 of them in the month of july. so with things improving which nominee's plan will keep it going? hi, everybody. i'm dagen mcdo you in, this is "bulls and bears." donald trump will be rolling out his plan on monday and now a new report on hillary clinton's proposals claim she will deliver a massive tax hike, $1.3 trillion. will that deliver a blow to the job market? the "bulls and bears" gary smith, jonas, and john layfield and katie pavelive and jessica carlove. can the economy afford a tax hike? >> absolutely not. hillary clinton talks about being the champion of the middle class, but the fact is, that she wants a trillion dollars in tax increases, many of them may not be paid directly by the middle class but will be paid by the middle class through a lack of job increases. politically, this is why republicans have been beating their head against the wall for two weeks now because donald trump, according to polling this week, every indication was tha

i'm oliver north. good night. xaxaxaxaxaxaxaxaxaxa >> stay tune for after the show show. >>> newly released hillary clinton e-mails. igniting a new controversy on the campaign trail. donald trump accusing her of pay to play when she was secretary of state. is he right? or are both sides guilty of playing the same money game. hi, everybody. i'm dagen mcdowell in for brenda buttner. this is bulls and bears. the bulls and bears this week, gary b. smith, jonas ferris, john layfield and kathy lynn taylor and o-- >> is there any way to get rid of pay to play. >> there is. >> different term lengths for congress, term lengths, election process and greater transparency. the problem here is massive. as of june, 12,553 lobbyists were registered in washington, d.c. when you add in the staff with those it's an estimated 90,000 people are associated with those lobbyists, 167 people per congress member and it's about $5 million because $2.6 billion is spent on congress lobbying. all for special interests. you can stop this, but

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oliver north and then the run of his life, the people v. o.j. simpson in 1996.real story of the sex scandal that nearly brought down the president. came out in october of 2000. too close to call, 36 day battle to decide the 2000 election which came out in 2001. the nine, inside the secret world honor supreme court from 2007, the oath, the obama white house, and the supreme court, from 2012, and your latest book, american heiress, he wild saga of the kidnapping, crimes and trials of patty hereto. jeffrey toobin few for pending three hours on c-span. >> guest: what a treat. thank you for the terrific callers and e-mails. >> host: come back anytime.

oliver north and then the run of his life, the people v. o.j. simpson in 1996. a vast conspiracy, the real story of the sex scandal that nearly brought down the president. came out in october of 2000. too close to call, 36 day battle to decide the 2000 election which came out in 2001. the nine, inside the secret world honor supreme court from 2007, the oath, the obama white house, and the supreme court, from 2012, and your latest book, american heiress, he wild saga of the kidnapping, crimes and trials of patty hereto. jeffrey toobin few for pending three hours on c-span. >> guest: what a treat. thank you for the terrific callers and e-mails. >> host: come back anytime.

simpson and opening arguments, a young lawyer's first case, united states versus oliver north. joining the conversation with your phone calls and tweets beginning at noon eastern on c-span2. then at 7:00 eastern the impact of a hillary clinton presidency on america in his book hillary's america, the secret history of the democratic party. go to booktv.org for the complete we can schedule. >> i am joann myers and on behalf of the carnegie council i think you for beginning your morning with us. we are delighted to welcome doctor ali khan to this program. ali khan will discuss his book "the next pandemic: on the front lines against humankind's gravest dangers". is former director of public health preparedness and response at the centers for disease control and prevention ali khan has been on the frontlines in the fight to contain the world's deadliest diseases but he is not the first to have done so. throughout history humans have been fighting diseases, waiting to be a never-ending wars against violence contagions. there has never been a time when humans were not affected with mi

oliver north. then at 7:00 eastern danish looks at hillary clinton president in his book hillary's america, the secret history of the democratic party. go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> now, a discussion about the role of the air force and the u.s. nuclear arsenal in national defense, general jack spoke at an event at the capitol hill club in washington, d.c. this is 45 minutes. >> good morning, everybody, i want to welcome you to the last of our seminars on nuclear deterrence and missile defense with a caveat that we have two possible additions, mr. bahiti and tom both have asked to speak and i'm trying to accommodate them and we will work that out, one was general on the ninth of september and on the 22nd colonel are going to talk about the space enterprise ground, general white is going to talk about space enterprise vision, yes, the 22nd are doing an event with the task force 21 here on the 22nd which begins at 11:00 o'clock that morning and we will be doing an event, this

i'm oliver north. good night. good evening i am lou dobbs. donald trump expanding his campaign with 82 days left before election day. steven bandan and paul manafort remains as the chairman but the campaign says they want to beef up the home stretch until november 8th. that's not the only change. for trump returning his first national briefing, that briefing this afternoon in new york city. trump brought with him to that briefing, new jersey's governor chris christie and michael flen. trump says he does not trust the intelligence communities analysis at least as it is presented by this administration. >> look what's happening over the last ten years or the years. it is been catastrophic and i won't use the people that's standard and use them and use them and easy to use them. i won't use them because they made bad decisions. you look at iraq and middle east, is a powder cake if we never touched it, it would have been better. >> my guests here tonight congress tom marino and ron desantis joining us tonight. we have a lot to talk about tonight

simpson and opening arguments, a young lawyer's first case, united states the oliver north. join in the conversation with your phone calls and tweets beginning at noon eastern on c-span2. then at 70 strength they look at the impact a hillary clinton presidency would have. it's the secret history of the democratic party. go to book tv.org.org for the complete weekend schedule. marty baron, executive editor of the washington post, when did you first get interested in the news business? >> i was in junior high school and very interested in what was happening in the world. my parents were immigrants and they were interested in this country and what was happening and what was happening around the world. i think through their reading of newspapers and watching television news and local news and national lose, i got interested in it myself. >> i know you grew up in tampa, where did your parents come from and why did they come to the united states. >> they came from israel and they came to united states, my father believed in the american dream. they had a made a stop in stop in par

lieutenant colonel oliver north says he's not surprised at all given the history of this administration. >> this was ransom for these americans to come home and i don't think anybody has to dissemble about this. this administration has consistently deceived people. fast and furious, the gun walking case, the u.s. of the irs as a political tool and lying about that. did you get the health care program and your doctor? all of these lies that this administration perpetrated over benghazi, think about it. and now the emails. and the mainstream media has never done a dam thing to find out why has this administration consistently bent over backwards for the iranian regime? and they've done it since the time they came into office -- >> some tough words there. >>> hillary clinton taking a double digit lead over donald trump in a new fox news poll as the gop nominee tries to get back on track. live with new developments on the campaign trail. doug, it has already been quite the week for donald trump. >> it certainly has and we don't know whether there's going to be an intervention here or not. t

i'm oliver north, good night. s:n better to see it monday. thank you for watching, here is lou dobbs. lou: i am lou dobbs. the conventions, they are over. and the general election campaign officially underway. donald trump and hillary clinton now have 101 days to make their case to the american voters, their schedules are as you might expect packed. trump heading west to colorado for a town hall meeting in colorado springs, a rally in denver later tonight, colorado sprints even classic trump, taking shots at clinton a dnc speech. >> i watched her last night giving a speech that was so average. she said something about the campaign. donald trump does not know how to campaign, something like that. i just beat 15 people, i am beating her. i was clear curious if he would do a class act and not mention my name, or mention it with respect, like say, i would like to congra to conlate my -- congratulate my republican opponent for doing something that nobody has done in history. and congratulate my opponent for something gotten more votes than anyone

oliver north and then the run of his life, the people v. o.j. simpson in 1996. a vast conspiracy, the real story of the sex scandal that nearly brought down the president. came out in october of 2000. too close to call, 36 day battle to decide the 2000 election which came out in 2001. the nine, inside the secret world honor supreme court from 2007, the oath, the obama white house, and the supreme court, from 2012, and your latest book, american heiress, he wild saga of the kidnapping, crimes and trials of patty hereto. jeffrey toobin few for pending three hours on c-span. >> guest: what a treat. thank you for the terrific callers and e-mails. >> host: come back anytime. thank you very much. >> c-span2, created by america's cable television companies and brought you as a public service by your cable or satellite provider. ... >> if you would not mind silencing your cell phones and making sure there on silent. we are recording this event. we also have c-span here with us today. so not having interruptions would be great. we will have about a one-hour presentation

oliver north is going on the record. is it ransom? >> this is clearly ransom. why else would you move it in foreign currency shrink wrapped on an aircraft in the middle of the night? this is ransom. >> how is it different from what you did? >> first of all, the iranians paid us, we dpts pay them. you may remember the transaction was israeli which had been doctored so they wouldn't work, we receive a hostage and millions of dollars, which of course i used for the knick began resistance. this is not a precedent. the very first president to get a congressional authorization to pay ransom was thomas jefferson. >> i think when people object to it, it's against current american policy do this. >> in fact may remember a few years back i was involved with some of the american hostages held by the farc, the three american hostages held for five years, finally arrested the people who had them and there were millions offered to the farc but never delivered. we have a reward for justice program that i've seen employed in places like the philippines where a million dollars

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. >>> let's bring in fox news military analyst lieutenant colonel oliver north for more what happenses in these briefings and the impact it has on the presidential candidates that are privy to sensitive information about threats to the u.s. and other security issues. colonel north is also the author of "counterfeit lies and the host of war stories." welcome, sir. it's good to have you on the program again. >> good to be back with you, uma. this is the oli and molly secment of the show. >> it was mrs. clinton's turn today. she was used to handling security briefings in her time as secretary of state but it was interesting to note that following donald trump's first briefing this month attorney general michael flynn said the become/clinton policy are this stark contrast to the current intel. that's what's the impact of having these briefings for the candidates right now? >> well, first of all, i don't think they're going to let her take any of the paper home from that fbi trip up there given the record she's got. i wonder if the briefers are going to have the guts to tell her about the m

i'm oliver north. good night. >>> good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. the battle between hillary clinton and the mainstream media against donald trump and our middle class is escalating. tonight it's clearer than ever that the republican nominee is caught in a bitter battle against not only hillary but the establishment, the mainstream liberal media, the radical left, the globalist establishment, foreign gofs and radical islamists as well. nearly all of them however are in a panic about the possibility donald trump will become president of the united states. so president obama chose to become a campaign attack dog and mr. obama actually declared donald trump is unfit to be president. >> the republican nominee is unfit to serve as president. i said so last week and he keeps on proving it. he's woefully unprepared to do this job. >> woefully unprepared. resonates doesn't it. trump responded with a tweet that reads, quote, president obama will go down as perhaps the worst president in the history of the united states, end quote. trump's running mate govern

-mexico border, i'm oliver north. good night. lou dobbs. nearly two weeks into august and it looks as if hillary clinton is losing her post convention bounce in the polls. a new bloomberg politics poll shows clinton still leading trump 50 to 44%, but the 6-point lead is cut in half from the 12 point clinton lead in june. as for donald trump, to his credit, he is not backing down from the manufactured outrage in the liberal mainstream media over his comments on second amendment people trying to stop hillary clinton. the republican nominee told sean hannity he's talking about the political movement that would mobilize and vote against hillary. >> hillary wants to take your guns away, she wants to leave you unprotected in your home. this is a tremendous political movement. there can be no other interpretation. even reporters have told me, i mean, give me a break, but they're dishonest people. what it is is there is a tremendous power behind the second amendment. it's a political power, and there are few things so powerful. i have to say, in te

oliver north." beginning at noon eastern on c-span 2. then at 7:00 eastern, dinesh d'souza looks at an impact that a hillary clinton presidency would have on america. go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >>> next, column bbia universit history professor eric foner discusses the rise of socialism in america in the early 20th century. in new york city and milwaukee and the socialist party of america presidential campaigns of eugene debs. this class is an hour and ten minutes.

an opening arguments, a young lawyer's first case, united states versus oliver north. join the conversation with your phone calls and tweets. beginning at noon at noon eastern. >> bennett seven eastern we look at the impact that hillary clinton presidency would have on america on in his book, hillary's america the secret history of the democratic party. go to booktv.org for the complete we can schedule. >> this week on q&a, author scott christiansen discusses his book 100 documents that change the world. in the magna carta to wiki leaks. >> scott christiansen, what did you want to do with this book, 100 documents that change the world? >> i wanted to whet readers appetites for documents, historic documents that really have change the world. and to the world. and to show people what the actual documents look like and to explain a little bit to the context of those objects. a little bit of the story behind them and to put them together over time in a chronological order to give people a sense of how they played out in history. >> how did you decide which hundred to put i

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colonel oliver north and walid phares weigh in. >> it was hillary clinton, she should get an award fromounder of isis. >> and donald trump continues to roast hillary clinton on the campaign trail. >> go ahead, make my day. >> and clint eastwood slams political correctness in america. all of that plus laura ingraham joins us. "hannity" starts right here, right now.

i will say this i think oliver north, i understand his point, but colonel north i think is off the markhe sense that of course isis would exist. it would exist in some form, just like islamic jihadism, islamic extremism existed when our barracks were bombed, taking 200 marine lives back in the '80s in beirut. just like they were in the khobar towers bombing. just like with the cole. like for decades now. doesn't matter whether it is isis or al qaeda. this is the problem. we tend to want to call these things, or put these things in individual boxes, in little bite-sized statements we can understand. stuart: right. >> this is a problem that has been stretching out and will continue to stretch out in front of us for a long time. stuart: yeah, you're right. you're right. there is element of truth there. don't take it at face value. hold on a second, mike. let's turn the tables here. look at the other side of the coin. listen to when hillary clinton called donald trump a recruiter for isis. watch this. >> he is becoming isis's best recruiter. they are going to people, showing videos of donal

stuart: okay, the host of "war stories," that would be marine lieutenant colonel oliver north is withty blunt from mr. krauthamer. they lied, and that is the worst part of the whole thing. ollie north says what? >> well, they have been lying about lots of things. they're lying about this not being ransom. they said it was simultaneous transfer. look, this $400 million was the very first thing the iranians asked for when i was sent to sit down with the likes of ahmadinejad and rouhani. that was the very first thing they wanted. turns out i'm a better negotiator than john kerry because in addition to the three hostages we got back, they paid us. we actually ended up with more money. i don't understand why these guys can't tell the truth. stuart, they have not told the truth about anything since they got in office. think back. the gun-walking, so-called "fast & furious" case. they tried to gaffe it off on previous administration. they're still lying about the exchange of nuclr technology and icbm technology between north korea and tehran. they're lying about what's happening as a consequ

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oliver north." beginning at noon eastern on c-span 2. then at 7:00 eastern, dinesh d'souza looks at an impact that a hillary clinton presidency would have on america. go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >>> next, column bbia universit history professor eric foner discusses the rise of socialism in america in the early 20th century. in new york city and milwaukee and the socialist party of america presidential campaigns of eugene debs. this class is an hour and ten minutes. >> this is a class at columbia university, a course called "the american radical tradition," and we started with the american revolution and have been going through the abolitionist movement, early femininism feminism. the civil war reconstruction, labor conflict in the gilded age, the populist movement and now we're sort of entering into the 20th century and in the next couple of weeks, we will look at the progressive era, a period of, you know, a lot of labor unrest, the industrial workers of the world, the women's suffrage movement coming to the fore

oliver north. join in the conversation with your phone calls and tweets, beginning at noon eastern, on c-span2. at 7:00 eastern, the dinesh d'souza looks at impact a hillary clinton presidency would have on america, in his book, "hillary's america." the secret history of the democratic party. go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> congressional news from "the hill" this morning. republican presidential nominee donald trump says he is happy with his refusal not to back speaker paul ryan in his primary race. quoting here, no, i'm not concerned about anything. i think we're going to do really well, trump told west palm beach cbs affiliate, wpec, when asked about his refusal to support ryan and any concerns about republicans not backing the billionaire. i was very forthright when i said, when i made certain statements, and you know, i'm happy with them. we'll he see what happens. i think we're going to do very well, trump said. you can read more at thehill.com. here's more on house spea

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oliver north. join in the conversation with emails and tweets.7:00 eastern danesh looks at impact hillary clinton would have on america. go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> shortly with will have more coverage of the urban league conference in baltimore, the group is holding a luncheon. it will start? just a moment. we will have live coverage here on c-span2. also coming live at 2:30 panel on voting, maryland democrat and other speakers will be a part of that. the panels including the one this morning an race and incarceration will be available on our website c-span.org later today. [inaudible conversations] >> so it will be a couple moments before the urban league in baltimore. remarks from maryland governor larry hogan and author and commentator. >> thank you to mark moriel and certainly to all in the national urban league. i'm very happy to be at another conference of the national urban league and certainly my friend and colleague mark moriel, no one has done more and no one has fought harder to correct the ill that we face

oliver. >>> right norton cbs north carolina, new information this morning about a police chase that ended in a crash and tied up traffic in wake county. >> the race for the white house has both parties campaigning hard in the tar heel state where former president bill clinton will try to win votes 11-year-old boy from rally who's -- raleigh who's getting national attention. hear the question and what else he would like to ask the candidate. >>> good morning everyone it is friday. thanks for watching north carolina news i'm russ bowenments that's why you have a big smile on your face. >> we all do here. >> i'm stefan chase. your morning news and a check on traffic. first let's get to alyssa corfont for the forecast. >>> good morning.