bush had looked at his watch, he had gotten up and attempted to be sort of a phil donahue sort of figurehe misunderstood the question. and actually, actually said the words i guess i don't get it. and the clinton aides were high-fiving each other because that captured the entire dynamic. and clinton was a creature of town halls, a creature of cable television in the same way donald trump is a creature of social media and reality television. so mastering the means of communication of your era is critical to political success in a democracy like this. george h.w. bush, for all his many, many virtues, simply was not in his -- by 1992. and so i think the town hall for trump is going to be a very interesting question. he tends, like most salesmen, to try to take on the coloration of the audience to which he's speaking, as jim just said. will he attempt to win that person over, that questioner over and that leads him, as we've seen before in different interviews, he'll assert different policy points. that's a strong term for what he asserts. i apologize. he'll assert certain positions because

the catholic league's phil donahue sees a pattern here. bill, what do you make of all this? >> yesterday i said that hillary clinton, while she was implicated in one way, she's not morally culpable because john podesta was involved in an exchange, even though he didn't participate verbally, he was involved in some kind of exchange about anti-catholic remarks. you just played them accurately. today i'm calling for him to be canned. now we have a much, much more serious development. now we have john podesta in conversation with sandy neuman, a left wing fellow traveler so to speak, arguing that we need a revolution within the catholic church to which poe he des thde yes, i've been working on it. that's why we created catholic united and catholics for the common good. that's two phony catholic organizations which i have been at war with for years funded by george soros was kcreated by jon podesta created like termites to eat away at the foundation of the catholic religion. soros provides the money, the point man is dough podesta. catholics united in 2008 leaked documents over t

a letter from nixon after trump's appearance on the phil donahue show in 1987, here's an excerpt.nald, i did not see the program, but mrs. nixon told me that you were great on the donahue show. as you can imagine, she is an expert on politics, and she predicts that whenever you decide to run for office, you will be a winner. with warm regards, sincerely, richard. that letter just a sample of what will be available to visitors when the nixon presidential library in california reopens today. joining us now, president nixon's grandson, christopher nixon cox. it is good to see you, chris. we know that first of all congratulations on the library being reopened after renovations. and we know you share the generous assessment of trump by your grandfather. tell us why. >> well, you know, i think that this election is really a change election. and people are looking for a candidate that's going to grow our economy, that's going to be strong on foreign policy, and i think that donald trump will provide that to the -- to the american people. of course when you look at that letter that my gra

i will not roam the audience like phil donahue to get your question appear if you'd like. immediately to my left were may be right if you're watching a tv is one, he is the cochair and founder of -- he worked under george w. bush. richard is the chief strategists, he was a director with general electric and started his cyber security career as an officer in the air force. on the far side is frank, our associate vice president at george washington university where he directs a set or for cyber and homeland security. limits are with the general issue that i wrestle with all the time. what we mean when we talk about cyber warfare question think we know it hacksaw. a lot of what we read about in the press and some of what i write about us espionage. what his cyber warfare. let's start with frank. >> thank you. i'm glad you asked that question because a lot of the coverage of cyber security today reminds me a bit of's kids walk soccer. everybody's chasing the ball. we. we need to recognize not all hacksaw same, their intentions very, their capabilities capabilities very. if you

mike cannot get any of these shows, like "the phil donahue" people and all these other shows. look at what has replaced them. total junk, who is this, who is that. that has not improved. you are unable to reach the number of people you have reached. here is how he would do it, for example. the classic coke can, the classic pepsi can, you say how many of you have had this. you know, all the hands go up. you say pretty sweet, isn't it. well, let's say you were making this coke drink, and you put the water in, you put the secret formula from atlanta, and you want to put the sugar that you want in it. how ma how manit how many teaspoons, i like it really sweet. >> ten teaspoons in each can of coke. we called the happiness stance, where we show the a happiness notion. >> people, for example, take far more sugar in their diet than 1900. what's the advantage? what's the harm of all that sugar? >> well, when i started in the early '70s, tooth decay was the harm. we would go out there yelling and screaming, and some people would be irate about sugar causing tooth decay. but beginning a

i'm not going to rome the audience like phil donahue, so that's the best way to get your question, if you like. to my left, maybe to your right if you're watching tv, is juan zarate, deputy assistant to the president and deputy national security adviser for combating terrorism under president george w. bush. richard bejtlich is the chief strategist at fireeye. he was previously director of incident response for general electric and started his cybersecurity career as a military intelligence officer in the air force. on the far side is frank cilluffo, associate vice president at george washington university where he directs the center for cybersecurity. let me start with a general issue that as a journalist i wrestle with all the time. what do we mean when we talk about cyberwarfare? i think we know what hacks are. a lot of what we read about in the press, some of the stuff i write about is really he espion. what is cyberwarfare? let's start with frank on the end. >> thank you, craig. a lot of the coverage today reminds me of kids' soccer, everybody chasing the ball, the shiny object.

i'm not going to run the audience like phil donahue. immediately to my last or maybe a read if you're watching on tv is one july day, chairman and cofounder of the financial integrity now for a deputy assistant to the national security adviser for combating terrorism under president george w. bush. richarda lake is achieved strategist at fire i appeared he was previously director for general electric who started the officer in the air force. on the fireside over there is frank salute though, the associate vice president at a redirect the center for cyberin homeland security. let me start with a general issue that is a journalist i wrestle with all the time which is what we mean when we talk about cyberwarfare? a lot of folks read about in the press and some of us write about espionage. what is cyberwarfare? frank on the end. we make thank you, great. a lot of the coverage of cybersecurity today reminds me of kids soccer. everyone is swarming the ball, chasing the shiny egg. we need to recognize not all hacks are the same nor are all hal

mike cannot get on any of these shows like the phil donahue show, 10 million people, and all the other shows. you look at what has replaced them. total junk. masochistic, sadistic, who says whose that? that has not improved. and you're unable to reach the number of people you reached. and here's how he would do it, for example. the classic coke can, and the classic pepsi can, and you say how many of you have had this? all the hands go up. you say pretty sweet, isn't it? yeah. let's say you were making this coke drink, and you put the water in, you put the secret formula from atlanta, and you want to put the sugar that you want in it. how many teaspoons? some would say one, two, three. fewer hands would say, i like it really sweet. four. how many teaspoons of sugar? >> ten teaspoons of sugar in each 12-ounce can of coke. we dramatized that in a video called the happiness stand, where we show the making of this happiness potion. >> now, the damage of excessive sugar, for example, take far, far more sugar in their diet than 1900. what's the advantage? what's the harm from all that sugar?