hampshire democratic party chair raymond buckley and also with concord monitor political reporter paul steinhauser. watch "washington journal" live saturday.m. eastern morning and connect with your calls and facebook questions and starting monday with their new texting feature. saturday on book tv, our interview with disability rights attorney in her book, she details becoming the first deafblind graduate of harvard law school and how she maneuvers through a cited, hearing world. >> other students can go to school and expect teachers to teach them. i couldn't do that. i had to think about, what might i be missing? find?n i been this life has process of trying to identify unknowns and figure them out and come up with solutions. >> and at 10:00 p.m. on afterwards, a professor talks about his book, "how to be an antiracist." he's interviewed. >> i don't think even well-meaning people, even people who are trying to be part of the movement against racism, recognize that really the history of this. when a eugenicist would classify as racist, they would say i'm not racist. jim crow segregationists were c

host: our guest, paul steinhauser, serving as political editor. his work is available at the concord monitor website and he also contributes to foxnews.com. charles joins us from new york city. good morning. caller: good morning. and good morning, mr. steinhauser. my question relates to the results of the surveys over the last month or so, plus, the last nbc and cbs surveys. ony surveyed sentiments which candidate you would consider voting in. it was a multiple-choice, not a choice but close. in addition, they posted about the pew research survey that did the same thing. the bottom line seems to be that most people -- that once people candidate, the second choice killer here does not seem to be biting or sanders. it seems to be elizabeth warren. with the 15% rule in place, aren't we looking at a situation where elizabeth warren is actually the front runner at the moment and not joe biden? the is reinforced in would you consider voting metric, where warren is leading from biting by four percentage points and the other candidates sprinkle down aroun

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reporter paul steinhauser. watch c-span "washington journal" is seven eastern saturday morning and connect with us during the program with the phone calls and facebook questions and starting monday with a new testing feature. >> the new c-span online store has book tv products, go to c-span's store.org to check them out. see what is new for book tv and all the c-span products. next former defense secretary jim mattis recounting his military career and offering his thoughts on leadership. on his book call sign chaos. [inaudible conversations] >> good evening everyone. i am so excited to see such aex full house and i nor authors are as well. before i start, i want to give a few housekeeping items. we are more than happy to have you guys take photos but please just turn the flash off. so you do not blind our speakers. if you apply yourself ones on silent. that would be wonderful. and if you want to post anything on social media please tag at politics pros and not gwu underscore events so we can see your stuff and

the presidential race with raymond buckley, and also with concord monitor political reporter paul steinhauser. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning. be sure to connect with us during the program with your phone calls and facebook questions, and starting with our texting future. announcer: the heritage foundation hosted a discussion with retired lieutenant general thomas spoehr and his plans for modernizing the army. this is just over an hour.

the presidential race with raymond buckley, and also with concord monitor political reporter paul steinhauser. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning. be sure to connect with us during the program with your phone calls and facebook questions, and starting with our texting future. announcer: the heritage foundation hosted a discussion with retired lieutenant general thomas spoehr and his plans for modernizing the army. this is just over an hour. >> i think we will get started here. thank you so much for joining us at the heritage foundation. i was told we don't necessarily have to talk about silencing cell phones, but i am going to say that anyway. we usually have a robust online audience and we want to minimize distractions. thank you for joining us. we are going to talk about a new report on rebuilding the army. it's actually the third paper out, the first talked about how to think about the future, and we released one in the marine corps. this is a major paper on the army, and how to think about its relationship with national security strategy and how the world is changi