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pat buchanan. >> i think president putin and an effective speech, up to 80% approval say you condemn us for holding a referendum in crimea and reclaiming crimea with a single casualty and one death when you americans basically bombed serya for 78 days to rip away the an province of cost aco. the soviet union took the army out of eastern europe and dissolved the pact and we moved nato to central and eastern europe to the former soviet republics and tried toably in ukraine and georgia, he is saying get out of our face and space and that's why the whole kremlin got up and cheered and applaud and wept. >> he is at 85% approval because he shut down any voices of opposition in the media. they call themselves a democracy but it is not. it is a rubber stamp legislature. if that is the kind of country you aspire to, pat, we can set rules at the top and have no opposition. this is a selective reading of history but i am not unsympathetic. with nato after the collapse of the soviet union we pushed into countries he regarded within his area of province and perhaps we did overly provoke him but t

we'll talk to conservative pat buchanan. >>> could be the best way to prevent losing track of another airplane we equipping them with realtime black boxes so planes keep feeding key data in realtime instead of storing it in the cockpit. the technology already exists but it's not cheap. you like this idea. >> isn't it nuts that the black box which has the most information in the case of an airline crash, we can't get it, because guess what's, it's feet under the ocean, hidden in a jungle. that makes no sense whatsoever in the modern age. we have a situation, if you're a passenger on an airliner, you can get wi-fi. why can't they feed back the information? we endured this mystery of what was going on with the malaysian flight. we could have solved it a lot earlier if we had that information. >> it costs about $2 billion to make sure all these flights, every single flight in the world, is tracked via satellite. 3 billion travelers per year, commercial travelers. comes out to 60 cents per occupied seat. your thought. is it worth it. >> eric, you have to weigh that against what we've spent

the other and more important half of this story concerns pat buchanan who was of not a colleague of buckley's, but in the 1980s clearly america's most prominent media conservative. like sobran, buchanan had begun to reevaluate his view of israel which had used to be very warm. he, too, hadn't liked the attacks on reagan over visit burg when he was in the reagan white house, and he, too, opposed the first iraq war. the campaign against buchanan was instigated not by midge and norman, but by times column u.s. anne rosenthal using a dossier of buchanan columns prepared by the anti-defamation league. i don't know how much of this story is very, very familiar, but the indictment turned on several phrases. pat had claimed that there were only two groups beating the drums for the iraq war, the israeli defense ministry and its amen corner in the united states. in another column he had named four e defense commentators, all jewish, who favored the war. and in the third he listed four representative names of american casualties, mcallister, murphy, gonzalez, leroy brown. on a tv show he referred to con

we'll talk to conservative pat buchanan. >>> could be the best way to prevent losing track of anotherane we equipping them with realtime black boxes so planes keep feeding key data in realtime instead of storing it in the cockpit. the technology already exists but it's not cheap. you like this idea. >> isn't it nuts that the black box which has the most information in the case of an airline crash, we can't get it, because guess what's, it's feet under the ocean, hidden in a jungle. that makes no sense whatsoever in the modern age. we have a situation, if you're a passenger on an airliner, you can get wi-fi. why can't they feed back the information? we endured this mystery of what was going on with the malaysian flight. we could have solved it a lot earlier if we had that information. >> it costs about $2 billion to make sure all these flights, every single flight in the world, is tracked via satellite. 3 billion travelers per year, commercial travelers. comes out to 60 cents per occupied seat. your thought. is it worth it. >> eric, you have to weigh that against what we've spent so fa

--he was, again, one of the--he was-- the-- president nixon had three speechwriters: buchanan--pat buchanan and bill safire and price. c-span: ray price. >> guest: ray price. and safire i had photographed in his other job. here is what they call the "plans committee," or also--or also the image-makers, if you wil--would. it was in herb klein's office every s--every saturday or whatever saturday they called it, and they dealt with all the problems that the president had negatively with the press and they tried to--to see how they could steer things positively in the way that the press was re--reporting him. and i'm sure this is the room and that was the meeting that i was approved to do my project. c-span: jeb magruder on the right. dwight chapin next to him. lyn nofziger there on the couch. herb klein at the back. >> guest: this is the "plans committee," the image-maker that i had just spoken about. and it's interesting that ron zieglar is not in the picture. he would come briefly and then leave. and herb klein alluded to this in his book, that--but these were the men that had to deal with

it was pat buchanan and nixon who said we have the opportunity to peel off southern evangelicals.outhern strategy to use abortion as a strategy to capitolize on changing gender roles. as for hobby lobby, like the moved goalposts, you know, when this was first introduced by the obama administration, we are going to have all insurance plans cover contraception, the concerns were religious nonprofits. they were churches, they were exempt. there were charities, hospitals and universities. nobody was talking about for-profit corporations. all of a sudden now, the greatest infringement is a for-profit company cannot design it. >> the idea -- >> this has changed so fast. >> the idea, to reinforce, the idea of a slippery slope, if this is tossed out, if it's tossed out, the idea then becomes what can't people assert on religious grounds to deny anything. >> i was sitting in the courtroom. it was fascinating to hear what the three female justices came out swinging. paul who recollects argued the affordable care act case brought up that contraception is religiously sensitive. he says, wait

. >> like the pat buchanan of his era. agile. >> you look very nice today. what happened? like mike huckabee going to run? >> i hope so. huckabee, santorum, mike pence. every lane is going to be crowded. >> so we have something on that later. we start with our top story. >> what is our top story? >> we are going to begin right now with the latest on missing jet in southeast asia. >>> the uncertainty surrounding its 239 passengers and crew. officials say they are skeptical of foul play. but that they cannot rule out a bombing or a hijacking. nbc's tom costello whas the latest. >> reporter: the search for flight 370 has entered fourth day. dozens of ships and helicopters and planes running grid like searches in the waters between malaysia and vietnam. so far, nothing. an oil sheen and debris spotted over the weekend ended up being false leads an now sea conditions are expected to worsen. on "blue ridge" the commander. >> that will make search conditions more challenging but i can tell you our radars are very advanced and they can actually negate a lot of that surface clutter