pat: it is massive.onference that has been around for 108 years and had really been the cultural sports base for college athletics on the west coast, and now, it is on the verge of being completely eradicated. the movement is really unprecedented in terms of what we have seen. we are just making a mockery of geography and common sense in -- and the travel demands on athletes here but it's all for the bottom line, tv dollars, and that is what is driving everything. amna: you called this a sporting travesty in your latest column, and you also wrote, "tv told the university presidents and athletic directors to do it so they did." is this really just all about the money? pat: it really is and i'm not sure there's any other way you can justify what has been going on. tv rights revenues have skyrocketed in terms of what schools can make from their media partners, whether it is espn for the southeastern conference and others, or fox sports with the big ten. they are in an arms race. those two leagues and the ne

and mark had responded something to the effect of, you heard him, pat.weet tweet suggested to them that what they were doing at the capitol was okay, and that they were justified in their violence. and that it was vice president pence who was allowing an election to be stolen. >> he has betrayed this president and betray the people of the united states. >> inside the capitol, the vice president was rushed from the senate floor. secret service held pence along with his family and dave in his senate office as they worked to clear a path to safety. >> if we lose any more time, we may lose the ability to leave . >> a white house security official who chose to remain anonymous for fear of retaliation explain exactly how dire the situation was for pence and his secret service detail. >> the members of the vp detail at this time were starting to fear for their own lives. they are running out of options and getting nervous, it sounds like we came very close to either service having to use lethal options or worse. >> when the secret service made the call to move

so i was prepared as mary pat said. i went back and since the modern era president of debates the debates of kennedy and nixon in 1960 and then there were no debates and 64, 68 or 72 and then in 76 gerald ford in the race coming up of the convention he reads the debates so that started thew modern era and ever since their -- then they are been presidential debates every four years. what i wanted for articles that i out from 76, from 80, 84, 92, 96, 2004 and 2012. those were the elections where there was an incumbent president seeking re-election or election in gerald ford's case. and every one of them the president, the incumbent president lost the first debate every time but i went back and spoke to some of the folks beforene the debates. i called them and they knew i was doing trump and they told me the same thing which i suspect that which was the president doesn't want to practice. they are like i'm the president. this guy or woman over here they don't know the presidency. i know the presidency. and the president so

but my mother was was close to pat. i mean, they been through so much together, just like my mother became good friends with nancy reagan. you know there's only so many people who have been in this fishbowl that understand where coming from. and and so they become dear friends. ladybird was another one who was a dear friend. ed talk me a little bit about that at nixon and how multifaceted she was from promoting volunteerism and really being on the the kind of the early edge of focusing on reading and the importance of that. but she also traveled with the vice president and then president. i mean, she was a bona fide world traveler. she was as vice president. she traveled with the president, i believe it is 53 countries excuse me, with the vice president, 53 countries. the first was a trip around the world which president eisenhower, the vice president, to take. and mrs. nixon went with them and the couple's secret service and one aide. and that was it. and they were on their own and they went to allies in east asia, all

i bet pat cipollone set a new land speed record. >> i opened the door, and i walked in. was not happy to see the people in the oval office. i don't think any of these people were providing the president with good advice. >> the team had arrived with a draft executive order that, had it been signed by donald trump, would have immediately ordered the secretary of defense to seize, collect, retain and analyze ballot boxes. and it would have created, quote, a special counsel to oversee the operation and institute all criminal and civil proceedings as appropriate. >> this is a draft of the executive order that would have allowed trump to seize voting machines. what was your reaction when you heard about this? >> i think most americans could never imagine those things would happen here. and that order, and many of the other things that we've learned through our hearings have been really stunning to me, because repeatedly, i found myself in a situation thinking, my gosh, how could this happen here? and we really thought it couldn't. but it's just continued to emphasize for all

just three decades ago. >> pat, know, you're >> so, pat, you know, you're from very sort of class fromclass quite well to do semi posh back ground public school. yep. merchant taylors public school and all the and all the rest of it. and probably, you know, your parents thought you were going to go and become a, you know, a stockbroker or a lawyer or a doctor or, or, you know, and but no, this obsession with music obviously was there very early. yeah, they were right behind me from the word go. >> and kicking me to do it behind me. so they me, behind me. so they helped me, you me get my first you know, helped me get my first car, put the records car, helped me put the records in the boot when i went off to germany 18 and worked germany when i was 18 and worked in in germany with a in a club in germany with a bunch schweppes which bunch of schweppes boxes which fitted really fitted seven inch singles really well . i got them the pub, i well. i got them from the pub, i think someone out and think someone throw them out and i and then i went in i took them and then i went in my cortina an

just three decades ago. >> pat, know, you're >> so, pat, you know, you're from very sort of class fromclass quite well to do semi posh back ground public school. yep. merchant taylors public school and all the and all the rest of it. and probably, you know, your parents thought you were going to go and become a, you know, a stockbroker or a lawyer or a doctor or, or, you know, and but no, this obsession with music obviously was there very early. yeah, they were right behind me from the word go. >> and kicking me to do it behind me. so they me, behind me. so they helped me, you me get my first you know, helped me get my first car, put the records car, helped me put the records in the boot when i went off to germany 18 and worked germany when i was 18 and worked in in germany with a in a club in germany with a bunch schweppes which bunch of schweppes boxes which fitted really fitted seven inch singles really well . i got them the pub, i well. i got them from the pub, i think someone out and think someone throw them out and i and then i went in i took them and then i went in my cortina an

so our evening's program mary pat will moderate crystal try to answer the questions. maybe try to get around the questions. we don't know yet and then we're going to have some q&a. there's a mic right here in the center for everyone to jump up and ask their questions and then that's you know, please don't be bashful and ask questions. so without further ado i present mary pat and chris christie. here thank you, peter. want to make sure i don't have any feedback on this but but this is really really great. this is a nice a nice cozy group and and i just wanted to say thank you to peter and the board the library's been an important part of our our life and our families life for the last 30 years, which is amazing. we've been here for 30 years. so we really we really appreciate all that the libraries do and i actually just paid a fine a $40 fine to the library to two weeks ago. i had to pick up a book and i guess i hadn't been in a couple years. um, so i my $40 fine. you don't even want to know. it was a book club book anyway, so, um well, thank you to everybody for comi

without further ado, mary pat and chris christie. [applause] >> thank you. let me make sure that i don't have any feedback. this is great. a nice cozy group and i just want to say thank you to peter and the board. the library has been an important part of our life and our families lives for the last 30n years, which is amazing we'e been here for 30 years. we appreciate all that the libraries do. i actually just paid a $40 fine to the library two weeks ago. i had to pick up a book and i guess i haven't been in a couple of years. i paid my $40 fine. [laughter] you don't even want to know. thank you everybody for coming out here. it's been ans interesting journy these last six or seven months that it's taken to write this book and what i want to start out with to ask why he wrote it and also ask him to tell you a little bit about the process of writing it. >> thanks everybody for being here tonight.. it's great to be home.t i've been on the road most of the last two and a half weeks except a couple of days around thanksgiving on a book tour where i've been in n

pat summitt pat summitt, who goes on to become know i know we have a ut fan here tonight one of the all witness coaches that any male or female at any level of basketball she learned how to play in a hayloft, the barn at her family farm and her family had to move across county line so she could go to a school that offered girls basketball. nancy lieberman, another member of the 76 team and member of multiple halls of fame, her mother and grandmother resented the fact that she was interested in and wasn't wearing dresses and playing with dolls. and her mom punctured five basketball shows that nancy brought into their house with a screwdriver to try to keep her from playing basketball lucy harris, a great player on the team, was the first black player at delta university in mississippi the leading scorer on the 76 olympic team. and you thinking about that, where she came from in, mississippi, the poorest part of poorest state in the country, the same area of mississippi, where emmett till had been murdered, the same part of the state where robert f kennedy visited in the 1960s when he was

congressman pat fallon, republican from the great state of texas joining me now.ly migrant apprehensions at the border topped 6,000 at the beginning of this month. the number is rising. are we in for a whole new wave of migrants? >> stuart, most likely. joe biden, he's made every state a border state. texas is feeling this acutely because he has shown he's absolutely no will whatsoever to secure the southern border but just with your last segment. we had the wall, portions of it paid for and labor and material there and he said no, i'd rather waste billions of taxpayer dollars and make americans even less safe, and that's -- he's not fulfilling his constitutional duties. stuart: are we doing anything about this? as a new wave approaches, are we doing anything other than letting them in easily with an app? >> that that is what joe biden wants to do is use the cbb1 app and texasen demanded, i had five more town halls over the past week and people are demanding that we secure the border. that's what the american people want and sure as heck what texans want and my co

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we did not know that pat cipollone had asked that. i didn't know.ave much direct communication with the white house. once the riots began, the vice president was in the basement, the loading dock, and he was working with general millito make sure the national guard was deployed. he was working with senators mcconnell, schumer, pelosi and others to make sure everybody was safe. he met with the police chief to make sure the building was secure. our focus wasn't what was happening on the other ends of pennsylvania avenue, it was securing the capitol. >> there was a question whether you could get back on the white house grounds because there was so much anger at your direction coming from the west wing. >> you know, actually, when that night ended at 5 a.m. i went back to the white house, went back into my office. there was plenty of stories that i had had my credentials taken away because of the counsel i had provided to the vice president. >> which is he could not legally do what he could not do. >> they were making the argument after this indictment

pat, i always hate it when you have to talk under these circumstances.ered that story is trying to get d.n.a sample from mr. heuermann that could possibly not match or connect to this victim and then raise questions whether there's a solid link to other victims. in other words, you could in the aggressive nature of trying to get to the bottom of this, your case could be upended, couldn't it? >> it could theoretically. injuries are influenced by tv oftentimes. the 99.6% probability of the pizza crust dna being heuermann's is a factual matter. but in the eyes of the court, it's purportedly his. the greatest value, neil, would be if they can get a creek swab. i'm certain a judge would agree with that and get direct dna from the victim, from rex and then they have a direct evidence as it relates to his dna, not coming through a second party, which would be the crust he discarded in new york. >> neil: what if he says no, i'm not going to let you do a cheek swab? >> that would come from some judicial discretion as it relates to the case. my sense is that the r

where is the pat they used to take?discover how school these skills and trades are get rid of shop classes out of high school and focus on child only. grossly overproducing rather bland business disagrees which many of them don't ever get used. >> ainsley: i'm reading articles about this. understaffing can have dire consequences for instance the shortage of air traffic controllers has led to increase in near miss airplane collisions. also prisons, 21% of correctional officer positions were understaffed in federal prisons according to this report in march where are you seeing the biggest decrease or biggest problem? where are you seeing the shortage. >> anything that requires to you work with your hands? for every 10 electricians that required today, only 4 or 5 are coming online. you are going to only silver lining someone willing to go the oand work with their hands hopefully find a path to do that that isn't college-related. can you have a really really lucrative career this those types of fields. >> ainsley: absolute

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and believe me, those two candidates had nothing in common. - pat, good evening. - hi, charlie. - do think you really got 3,400 votes in palm beach county? - yes, i did get 3,400 votes, but i also agree that many of those very probably and almost certainly were intended for al gore. - i think if it hadn't been for pat buchanan and the butterfly ballot, al gore would have been president of the united states. - a hand recount of the vote is already under way tonight in palm beach county, one of four florida counties which could determine who becomes the next president. - there were four counties where we had concrete evidence of irregularities, and so we asked for in-depth recounts in those four counties. - the blame may fall squarely on a tiny piece of paper called a "chad." the chad is what voters are supposed to punch out of paper ballots when they make their choice. sometimes, it sticks. - the hanging one is counted, the swinging door is counted, and the tri is counted. the ones that are not counted are the ones that are just dippled or pregnant. they're a little bit out but they'r

agenda for us is a strategic priority as tell the jury is to ship things and make sure we can do a new pat live from johannesburg. south africa as we continue to bring to you all the very latest on the 15th, that breaks at summit here also coming up on the program. this r as in bob way decides its future polling station.

pat and 83 people have been hospitalized thus far. i know wildfires in mediterranean base and have increased due to climate change, but also ortiz here also blame the human factor seen i'm coastal alpha 0 to come in northwest some trick here. a group of protesters have demonstrated against plans to release treated radioactive water from fukushima nuclear power plant. they rallied outside the office of the plants operating company in tokyo, the waste water scheduled to be discharged into the pacific ocean. but china, south korea, and pacific island nations, as well as japanese pressure and oppose the move in time. north korea says it's failed in its 2nd attempt to place a spice satellite in orbit. the 1st try and may also wasn't so successful. the latest launch prompted an emergency warning in japan. it's chris space authority say they will try again in october. well, in india has become the 1st country to successfully land a craft in the moon, south for private, a certain to render body called it an historic day. i'll deserve barbara

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philbin, pat cipollone and decided to bring in actively sought out bad counsel from bad faith actors>> who by the way had no skin in the game who were just free-floating organisms that showed up. >> correct. you do recall -- >> with the people employed by the white house, by the department of justice who had responsibilities -- >> right. these were being paid directly and maybe not even paid by him. you'll recall on election night rudy giuliani saying just go out and say you win -- you won. these are not good faith actors so i think that's going to be a hard thing to convey but i mean, listen, he will throw every one of those attorneys under the bus to protect himself and stay out of jamie. >> they're all active mes of the bar or at least they were at some point, right, when they're giving advice and, you know, he picked -- he picked his counsel there. he was given advice by lots of people. i know when i spoke to the president after the election and i said that he lost, he said, i'm not so sure i lost and that was only a few days afterwards so i don't know at what point he was convin

pat, you are a big part of no labels. you guys are rekruting candidates. and is this 100% commitment that there is going to be a ticket? >> nikki haley and the debate confirmed that 65% of the people are disgusted with both trump and biden being our only choices. they're asking, isn't america better than this? don't we have a better choice? and the momentum and movement of no labels is on fire right now. >> i get that -- >> there are a lot of people -- >> no they're not. >> i'm telling you, there are a lot of people who predicted trump would never be president or the same people saying there's no way in hell a third party can win. i'm telling you. we've never had 56% of the people disgusted with no parties. >> we stand for nothing, imagine going to walmart or target and seeing no labels on the products. products are -- >> it ignores abortion. >> you missed a whole -- >> the barn-burning issue such as medical tort reform and that will light up the audience. >> you have not read it. >> the reality is it's finance industry heavy -- >> i read it. i actually re

alex trebek, the late departed, much appreciated alex trebek, bob barker, and pat sajak, or the last vestiges of people who made their fame as game show hosts, retained their fame as game show hosts. and retired from their careers as game show host. >> pretty extraordinary. we can't forget vanna white as well, the two for one package. >> she's not retiring it! >> she's gonna stick around. anyway, bob barker, again, such -- he just came off as a good guy. he was much beloved by the fence. >> well, i do want to point out before we end the segment, there were times when the show was sued for sexual harassment. and claims of problematic workplace by some of the models who worked on the show. and barker was included in some of that litigation. so, it's worth pointing out, there were some people who felt that the workplace behind the scenes at the prices right wasn't necessarily what they wanted or what they thought was fair. but certainly, bob barker hadn't admirable career, and took a lot of great stains off air as well. >> yeah, well said. i'm glad included as well. as part of the legac

pat cipollone, his white house counsel knows. pat philbin the deputy white house counsel. really constitutionalist and many other people told themselves that will not. i don't even think the judge is going to let that make the argument. to the jury. it is so far out side. >> do you agree? >> advice of counsel's a little bit in that because trump wants to argue that is not my fault. i had no say, i was relying on my lawyers. that is what makes the naming of those, will not be naming. the discovery of the identity of those coconspirators so intriguing. they are all lawyers. and one aspect of this is maybe smith is in big hurry up mode. can completely finish everything. but the other offensive strategic point is that it takes those people off the table. it is very hard to decide to go and testify in favor of the defense if your name as a conspirator. it's a fifth amendment concerned at that point. >> the idea of, can you walk past every road that says common sense, common sense. obvious, obvious. and go, you know what, i like this one over. here that is what you would essenti

we're going to hear what republican texas congressman pat fallon makes of all that money going overseas while our own border fight is getting just a fraction of that. we'll have all of those stories and much more coming up on "cavuto coast to coast." ♪ ♪ ashley: and welcome, everybody, to "cavuto coast to coast," i'm ashley webster in for neiled today. our top story today, it's been a week for inflation, and we now know that wholesale prices rose more than expected in july. president biden now admitting his inflation reduction act maybe not living up to its title. grady trimble live at the white house this afternoon digging into the president's comments. grady. >> reporter: hey, ash. it doesn't seem like president biden regrets anything that's in the inflation reduction act, but he did express some regret about the name of the hallmark piece of legislation. at campaign fundraiser in utah last night, here's what he said: i wish i hadn't called it that. it has less to do with inflation than it does providing alternatives to economic growth. i also noticed on his trip out west president bi

the 147 year old firm has been wired in turmoil, including a profit patting scandal, experts expect the conglomerate to put some of its units for sale. once it's gone private movies, it's got the credit ratings of several small to miss mid sized us banks. the agency one paypal as long as the stable coined digital currency. this back by the us dollar. the debut of paypal, usb comes as the crystal currency industry, faces hard times, trouble by the meltdown of f t x and the growing number of legal cases against the branches. biggest exchanges. well, the us state of texas has become something of a poster child for clean energy projects. it's already the biggest bruiser of wind power in the us and it's well on its way to claiming that tougher solar energy to but not everyone is a fan. our porter met a campaigner fiercely opposed the plans to build a massive solar farm. your, his families land. everything's bigger in texas. they say no doubt when it comes to renewable clean energy. this springs to no other place in the us as more wind and solar energy plans and projects in the so called lone

there is another detail that talks about coconspirator three talking to deputy white house counsel pat feldman who we know spoke to the grand jury, and he tells him point blank that donald trump will be leaving office on january 20th, and he responds by saying that that's what the insurrection act is for. is there a protest in the street, trying to stop them. it's terrifying, to put that in context, i -- if the acting secretary of defense had ordered active duty military to be deployed to quell protests for protesting and election being stolen by donald trump, i think the entirety of the joints chief of staff would resign before they would let that happen. we are talking about democracy on the brink, as you read through this indictment. nothing about this makes me happy. it's actually quite scary, it shows how closely got and, by the way, he's the gop front runner and not to say he wouldn't do the same thing again if he lost, or worse if he is in office. >> i want to read what retired judge luttig, a statement he put out. we've had him on the program and we're gointo talk to him in the

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pat chit and fights for truth and justice. a funeral understood to be for wagner as logistics chief valerie chuckle of also took place. check a loved guide along side promotion in the suspicious plane crash last week. the funeral also wasn't officially nines, and journalists weren't allowed to film or talk to people who attended. the secrecy and confusion over both funerals is in line with the marquis details about the crash. the us and it's western allies concluded that an intentional explosion probably caused the crash, which many believe was likely revenge for precautions short lived revolt. a precaution was one of russia's most notorious figures, known for as brutal tactics, new crane, and other countries where the wagner group operated. now that he's been buried, dw russia. analysts costing egrets, told us whether or not his grave could become a pilgrimage site for his followers. well, o c o rushes, a place where lots of things up very quickly forgot something. but it's very clear that the uh, security measures that were

but new tires didn't stop, pat is from running off the road or out the real may as you go on you from crashing into the barrier in the end it was 1st up and who trusts the finish line 1st. father by asked in martin's fernando alonzo and outlines the ghastly. so today they didn't make it easy for us. i think with the, with the weather to make all the time the right calls. but yeah, incredibly proud. i mean, i already have goosebumps when they were playing the national anthem before the star to and you know, even with all the bad weather, the rain, the friends are still going out. it's so an incredible atmosphere for stopping has equalled sebastian festivals, all time record of 9 straight formula, one wins a record, he'll be aiming to break next weekend in italy. okay, and that's all for now. i've mixed on sports last rama. from egypt, integer needs to take part in the special olympics in the story. coming up to the frank, don't forget this more and a deputy to come and on social or handles these as the double thing is the last the house, whatever you're watching, half of the day and st

roofing tiles that are also used to produce concrete, recycled sand is taken from an old construction pat. it's cleaned and saved before being sorted by signs. this was the as a bomb, everything here used to be a bridge or a floor slab or a house and we're making something new from it. all this material would have ended up in landfills on, in some down. and that we can use it to make high quality building products that are used to new construction project going if it's the recycled product. so the engine, if a to customers night to this nearby concrete manufacturer of this company is different than most of its competitors. because globally, and the 2 percent of building materials get recycled this company depends on recycled materials, which account for 30 percent of its entire production. and the recycled concrete is less expensive to the materials a mixed in this account and then delivered to customers or the final product will look like this. building materials that many customers prefer a conventional products this new supervisor, it's becoming more popular because people understand t

when deputy defense minister she moaned, pat has visited the white house. he had to field up a rush of tough questions. regarding the design to president kennedy's office, i mean, he was sitting in a rocking chair. i shall not. i took the only colleagues the 1st time i'd seen him up close. i'd sure if you mean the awesome, why did you shock your most at g? so i told him about the round with around the number, the name of the find another question and based on this is israel making nuclear weapons on a scale? the other, my said israel won't be the 1st or the last country in the middle east to make nuclear weapons a load the response that i was severely criticized for when i returned time. i'll just give out the me block. there's a few weeks later, this sentence became the official stance of israel on this question to know the us, which of that is most saw and continued to expand its network in the 1970s. during the regency of shopping is that possible? avi iran secret service got along famously with israel. i like the gates valley imaginable. from today's pe

pat has travelled to jordan in 1994. it's not about the the o, then very good that we for you to jordan. so deal with will be secrecy. reasons king are saying arranged for the meetings, take place in the house. and ms. perla hass on a have cost on the prime minister routine and king hussein. i'm going to work on the piece of gold between israel and jordan. the call on the same this meeting could happen. the tool was launched. the thanks to the head of most at, at the time frame, i leave it in a, save the scan over the years, e sign highly. the established a deep and trusting relationship with the jordanian monarchy and the king himself. who shall cations you may tell you, my lady's longstanding relationship, your king, the scene of jordan, had an incredible impact on the negotiation. the inter personal connection between the 2, the, the mutual trust this atmosphere was felt by all those present an influence, the general situation in the sense of doing something meaningful together and your supervisee things together. lau

pat chit and fights for truth and justice. a funeral understood to be for wagner as logistics chief valerie check aloft, also took place. check a loved guide along side promotion in the suspicious plane crash last week. the funeral also wasn't officially nines, and journalists weren't to lie to film or talk to people who attended. the secrecy and confusion over both funerals is in line with the marquis details about the crash. the u. s. and it's western allies concluded that's an intentional explosion probably caused the crash, which many believe was likely revenge for provisions short lived revolt. for corrosion was one of russia's most notorious men. he was once nicknamed fitness, but sure. now that he's buried at a cemetery in saint petersburg, i asked russia analysts, konstantin, and god, if his grieve is likely to become a pilgrimage site for supporters. really, c o rushes, a place where lots of things up very quickly forgot something. but it's very clear that the uh, security measures that were taken by the family maybe