and if you think there's going to be sort of pushback, sort of racial pushback toward the train system as well. >> andrew, since you live here you might as well take that question on. >> yeah, i think you have seen pubback in -- pushback about equity in the routes selected for public transportation. the justification that's taking place and people moving in different parts of the region where there may not be any transportation, i think this is the key issue that the city is facing right now. you look at a booming, what could be the fall, i think transportation is at the heart and an interesting conversation to watch, for sure. >> thank you again to our presenters. [applause] >> and thank you to all of you in our own audience. i hope that you will read these two books. i think they should be required reading for anybody who has anything to do with public policy here in middle tennessee. thank you and have a nice afternoon. >> thank you, carol. [inaudible conversations] >> you are watching book tv on c-span2, live coverage of the southern festival of books that. was authors andrew and a

you think that there will be a pushback from the training system as the? >> i think you've already seen n the pushback from the equity in the routes that are selected in the public transportation but it's clear as you mentioned the transportation is taking place and you have people moving to different parts of the region where there may not be any transportation. this is what the city is facing right now and what can be the seeds of the paul. i think the transportation is at the heart of the issue to watch. >> thank you to those in the audience i hope you will read these books. they should be required reading for anybody that has anything to do with public policy and middle tennessee. thank you. have a nice afternoon. [inaudible conversations] you are watching th book tv on c-span2.esentation to talk about the representation of women in the media we will be back with more coverage from nashville in just a few minutes. >> owant to introduce you here now to the executive director [inaudible]is a a private nonprofit around for 40 years we do humanitiesmanitye

so i'm not surprised by this pushback. it just reinforces that no matter what happens, whether trump wins or loses, the republican party has a huge problem on their hands. >> last night, the moment in the debate, called nixonian, compared to a dictator. this was unpress tcedented mome. roll it. >> if i win, i'm going to get on -- to get a special prosecutor because there's never been so many lies, so much deception. >> it's awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you'd be in jail. >> secretary clinton -- [ cheers and applause ] >> just to follow on from that, let me show you this from a.g. eric holder, in the u.s. we do not threaten to jail political opponents. donald trump said he would. he is promising to abuse the power of the office. ari, you say, you know, trump is flat wrong on this. do you even think he understands how the justice system works? >> i don't know if he doesn't, but i know what he said is wrong. the united states president doe

the pushback has been he is somebody who is so against the establishment would that make him dig in evenmore? but clearly the stakes for this tonight, for the spin, for how this plays out in the public tomorrow couldn't be higher hallie. >> it's interesting, i want to go be to your new reporting because when you talk about the idea that republicans are watching tonight's debate i will tell you i think there is an expectation that we could see more republican members of congress revoking their support of donald trump depending on what happens tonight. do you think that is playing into mike pence's thought process as well? he seemed to hint at it with that statement yesterday. what are you hearing? >> i think he absolutely did. one person i talked to pointed that out but there's another factor to this is that someone i spoke to who is at a big republican event last night said -- and who withdrew his support told me that not a single person, not a single constituent, not a single politician gave him any pushback. in fact, he said i think it makes us look strong. i think it makes us look as

. >> clinton's pushback effort also includes the release of a bipartisan letter, signed by more than 100 former federal prosecutors and justice department officials, expressing concern about comey's actions, and the senate's top democrat, harry reid, released his own letter, that went as far as to say that the fbi director might have violated the hatch act, the federal law that bars officials from using their authority to influence elections. donald trump's team also add in force with what appears to be two distinct talking points. that regardless of comey's decision, this is a scandal of clinton's own making. and that the media is focusing on the wrong aspects of this story, because it's in the tank for the democrats. >> this is mind-blowing. that everybody is rushing to her defense. there should be serious questions -- the only reason we're here is that they violated rules and regulations from the get-go. if hillary clinton and her aides had used a state department e-mail, which was the rule at the time, and hadn't tried to bleach it away, and hadn't self-selected the e-mails and h

. >> reporter: prompting a strong pushback from speaker paul ryan. our democracy relies on confidence in election results and the speaker is fully confident the states will carry out this election with integrity. a clinton campaign stateman de cries trump's quote shameful attempts to undermine an >> where half the country believes that donald trump was the victim of a rigged game and half the country believes that hillary clinton is the rightfully elected leader. it makes it very difficult to govern, it makes it very difficult to lead going into the future. >> reporter: today trump also lashing out at women who accused him of groping or sexual assault. there are now nine of them. tweeting this afternoon that nothing ever happened with any of these women. totally made-up nonsense to steal the election. nobody has more respect for of the allegations. today the campaign pushback hard on one of the latest allegations, former "apprentice" contestant summer servo said trump forced himself on her twice in 2007. the e-mail claims says she praises trump. also

. >> reporter: prompting a strong pushback from speaker paul ryan. our democracy relies on confidence in election results and the speaker is fully confident the states will carry out this election with integrity. a clinton campaign cries trump's quote shameful attempts to undermine an election weeks before it happens. >> where half the country believes that donald trump was the victim of a rigged game and half the country believes that hillary clinton is the rightfully elected leader. it makes it very difficult to govern, it makes it very difficult to lead going into the future. >> reporter: today trump also lashing out at women who accused him of groping or sexual assault. there are now nine of them. tweeting this afternoon that nothing ever happened with any steal the election. nobody has more respect for women than me. nbc news has not confirmed any of the allegations. today the campaign pushback hard on one of the latest allegations, former "apprentice" contestant summer servo said trump forced himself on her twice in 2007. the e-mail claims says

have you been getting pushback from the owners? i am thinking of people -- even though he is baseball -- the owners of the cubs who are right-wingers, and some of the nfl owners as well who are way off the wall? pushback in terms of they don't like what colin kaepernick and the other players are doing? benjamin: i don't know if we have gotten pushback as players. i do know -- joe: i don't know if we have gotten pushback as players. there have been some statements on the record from some owners, particularly in the last couple of weeks. jim said he didn't agree with what players were doing as it related to them protesting the anthem. you could probably find some of that out there. you have to remember the world these guys live in, the owners of the national football league are multi-millionaires and billionaires. the atmosphere they typically run in is that is different from one the athletes that play for them. we understand they may have a different mentality. i hope is that they will develop a relationship with the athletes in the

pushback. get into the 1960's, you have a democratic resident, especially after lyndon johnson's landslide in 1964. members of republican of congress became interested in this. this youngicked up a illinois congressman, donald rumsfeld. his statement on the floor of the house in 1956 is a pretty good excellent nation of why the bill became a real majority bill. rumsfeld said that the government has gotten so big. it is involved in semi-pieces of our lives, medicare passed, social security, so forth here we need the right to get those records out of agencies to be able to uphold our own standard of living, liberty, so on. up.feld signed moss was ready. all the federal agencies said this was a bad idea. but the news editors had really mounted a major editorial into -- and turned it is johnson going to be secretive or is he going to stand for open government? and they converted bill moyers, varying from it -- very influential. he was the press secretary, almost like the sun that lyndon johnson nev

it's in our best interest as americans to pushback on north korea as well. first we'll bomb seoul and they will bomb l.a. john: people are also unhappy with gary johnson's stance on marijuana. do you admit to using marijuana? >> i'm one of 39 million people in that category. i haven't had a drink of alcohol in 39 years. i maintain legalizing marijuana will lead to less alcohol abuse. >> i think the drug wars is badly orchestrated. but my issue with johnson isn't necessarily his policy positions. i seems to cheerlead for marijuana use in a way i find inappropriate. he was the ce to of a medical marijuana company. there is a lot of disagreements with scientists how effective medical marijuana is for almost any disease outside of a handful. >> so what. alcohol does much more harm and winston churchill said i can't live without champagne. >> but that was winston churchill a long time ago. i wouldn't feel comfortable with any candidate saying i drink through the night to get through the night. johnson did say until very recently he was smoking marijuana. and it d

. >> and expect some pushback this week. and expect critics of the stadium to push up against the projections about the number of events t in and its impact on our economy: that special session begins at 8:00 a.m. live in the capital, back to you. >>> anchor: all right, we look forward to you. jeff in carson city, thank you. >>> i'm very embarrassed by it. i hate it. it's locker room talk and it's one of those things. fallout of a leak of a video that shows him making lewd comments about women. >> was it enough though? >> i'm glad that someone like donald trump is not in charge of the law in this country. >> because you would be in jail. >> a war of words in tonight's debate. >> the tension between the two when they opened up on stage not shaking hands. >> chief political correspondent scott newman has our recap. >>> well, it was supposed to use forth comments. >> yes, i'm very embarrassed by it. i hate it but it's locker room talk. >> the video doesn't represent who it is but i think it's clear that anyone who heard it that

there's a strong pushback from the trump campaign. >> here's the pushback and then we'll talk more about the article. the campaign is saying these claims from the "associated press" are, quote, unlandish, unsubstantiated, totally false and fabricated, publicity hury, disgruntled former employees pointing out there are people who participated in "the apprentice" who do support him. and donald trump created a culture of lewdness, checking out women's bodies and this idea he may have perpetrated a culture of sexism within the show and the the trump campaign pu pushed back on this but creates questions about his perception with women. this is something he's struggling with the past week with alicia machado's decades old weight gain but something he struggled with for months. can he win over women? and that is a big question mark for him. >> that's his big challenge right now, particularly when you look at the divide between secretary clinton's support with women and donald trump. so no doubt, he'll be working on that in the coming days and weeks and you'll be tracking it all. hallie jackson,

realize theyantry are getting pushback. the cavalry are not just lining up in writing away, they are getting pushback because the infantry is filing away to have the first court doubletime on the battlefield. he says run into position because of you don't, billy yank is and confederates are rushing to the spot as the federal fifth corps is deploying and coming up across that field. inwart puts those men exactly the right spot at exactly the right time. because of this cat and mouse going on, the union advance is discombobulated. ande is a lot of confusion atthis last push is not division strength but brigade strength because these guys have been getting into line, they are exhausted and confused and mixed up. the first line comes up on the side of the road and they are able to put just enough men at that spot to stop them. kershaw's brigade. the next advance comes up this side of the road and they put confederates right there and it stops them. a third and then fourth wave come across the field with confederates getting jus

pushback against the actual contents that are shocking people, particularly as they continue to mount. >> wikileaks hasn't been on the national stage for a while. the one question to come up in sunday's debate about wikileaks came from the open debate co-there is, the christian coalition and nra that bipartisan groups are part of. some of it's good this is being talked about. i think vote letters be more concerned about the wall street comments than this stuff. but either way, transparency is a good thing. >> adams my guy. >> saying that terror is not a national threat? by the way, i saw al gore's speech where he said climate change is the largest issue facing our country. >> we heard this from progressies for a long time. but what she said about terror not being a threat, she said that we are not able to really vet the refugees coming out of syria. charles: i want to clarify that. it sounded like she was saying jordan couldn't vet the refugees going into jordan on their shared border. but she did underscore how challenging of an issue it is to vet them properly. >> she was saying it'

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there was very little pushback on the emancipation proclamation and of course it set the stage for the 13th amendment which became the subject of the steven spielberg film. when you go to washington, you see the lincoln memorial and the statue of the great emancipate her and i hope when you look at that, you look into his eyes and initially you think, he is looking in mind, but then you say, no, he is looking beyond me. he had a long-range vision. he was able to shape public sentiment to align with his vision that he succeeded in abolishing slavery and ending the civil war. i want to close by getting back to november 8. in the days ahead, i hope that everybody will go to a quiet place, by yourself, and think about the questions i'm about to ask that are tied to the 10 commandments. i am not going to tell you how to answer these questions. that is up to you. i believe that by answering these questions based on these commandments, it provides a metric for what the voters need to be thinking about when that important choice happens and you vote. who is better suited to be conscious and ch

i think that we are going to find enormous pushback against that by smart mouthed magicians who will continue to find ways to allow the average person to stay anonymous. it's an interesting time we live in but certainly the cyber terrorism and cyber war is a serious issue. every country is guilty of doing it including ours and is something that is going to have a major impact on our future. kennedy: i have one last question for you is the most important of the night. >> you know as well as i do anything i say about this is the going to explode on line no matter how cryptic my comment is. we are getting so close to going so the short answer is we are getting posted going. i'm actually mortally terrified of saying anymore back for fear of digital repossessions. kennedy: you are in a safe space, alex. go ahead and say. scream it to the world. >> that's right. it's looking very good and we will be doing this eminently and we are busily working away on the draft for studio. once that's done hopefully we will get started. kennedy: is keanu involved? >> while yeah. kennedy: alex winter. >>

. >> for the campaign pushback, he picked up the endorsement from lebron james. he wrote when he looks at the race, one candidate truly understands about a child born into poverty. >> hillary clinton is campaigning in ohio, donald trump is making colorado. >> anderson cooper is coming to milwaukee. he's coming to the riverside theatre january 13th. they are calling the show an evening of conversation and perspective on the world and politics and more. >> white fish bay is headed to hawaii but not for a vacation. 2000 other athletes in the iron man world shoop. he took first place in the louisville competition. the contest is a 2.4 mile swim, 112 miles on a bike and then those legs take on a whole marathon. not a half, but a whole one. this is impressive to me, he finished in but full 20 minutes ahead of the second place. >> he had time to high five everyone. >> he cowed have stopped for a burger. >> his goal is to make his family proud. >> hopefully finishing with my family at the finish line. we have a big group going there. to share to experience with >> the ir

have you been getting pushback from the owners? some of the nfl owners as well who are off the wall? pushback in terms of they don't like what colin kaepernick and the other players are doing? >> i don't know if we have gotten pushback is players. there have been some statements on the record from some owners, particularly in the last couple of weeks. jim said he didn't agree with what players were doing as it related to them protesting the anthem. you could probably find some of that. in,world these guys live the owners of the national football league are multi- millionaires and billionaires. the atmosphere they run and is one that is different from the athletes that play for them. they may have a different mentality. i hope is that they will develop a relationship with the athletes in their locker room. maybe it will make them better owners. >> just for you guys, i know you talk about unity in the locker room, and colin kaepernick's stand is not dividing. -- if he wonome wanted toand someone have a black lives matter protest, a l

still, there's been some major pushback locally. some people living here don't want the chemical added to their drinking water. >> fluoride acts as a magnet to aluminum, pulls it into the brain tissue and crosses into the brain. >> every fluorinated city is full every cavities. it doesn't work. it takes common sense to see that, not scientific knowledge. >> reporter: one person telling kpix 5 they filed a lawsuit claiming the district is out of line. during last night's meeting, dentists were on hand going on the record saying it's safe. the board of directors here at the water district voted on this about four years ago. they say despite the opposition, they plan to move forward with flouridating the water for the most of the area in december. >>> a filmmaker is released in a homicide case. the district attorney says there wasn't enough evidence to charge kevin epps in a fatal shooting. it happened at his home. they found a man dead at the scene. epidemic was taken into custody. police are investigating. >>> there will be a new har

when i got the i from people expressing support and thinking self hating you know you're gonna get pushback if you war there has of the the everywhere i have gone talking about this is a topic we haven't been allowed to talk about even in we want i think it's a discussion that america as we commit next question we just want it's a in the middle east have you run into any israeli soldiers or civilians that were against the occupation as far you will not one of the they took part. every week there was a swimming pool and water from recently of two different israelis is that there and they refused to show up any right to be there and seems would be getting the short the agreement mechanisms for the water question that the palestinians the deal that they you would they can't agree to add that the allowed the situation was not particularly awful there are a lot of parts of they have a certain amount of water every week water to do dishes would just when you tried to turn on the faucet does a little tiny trickle would come out. they just live with this very the settlement across i had been in it

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and then got a lot of pushback about who do you think you are -- because it was literally. who do you think you are to say you were born bright? and i was like give me a break? whatever. >> what was the issue? it sounded arrogant? ge >> yeah, i think that is it. this is a bootstrap story so when people pick up they think this is another story that has a lot of currency today around if you work hard enough you can make it and then when you read the book that is not what this book is about. this is about a very complicated story of a community of people of my life, of my girlhood. so it is not that story. and i think that story has a lot more currency and value than this story does. i think what is true is the protagonist are all black women. we don't see that. even if you see a bootstrap story it is likely the protagonist is not a person of color or a black woman. this is a story that is centered in the black community and around the black experience. >> well, i mean, okay. you also mentioned that when we talked earlier that there were people who even had an issue with even

that's why you see pushback from republican officials. that's why trump is at war with the republican party chair in ohio. you would think, he is not doing bad in ohio. here he is attacking the party chair because the party chair is associated with the governor john kasich. he is going after the party chair. the party chair i think was on fox news today saying, wait a second. we run a fair election. i'm responsible. i'm a republican. you see the same thing in north carolina. he is going after republican officials. what you see is pushback, including from people like paul ryan. he continues to attack paul ryan. i don't know why. he is going after republicans. to me, it looks like the civil war is raging. the problem is -- he says thicks lik things like, you should monitor inner cities. now it's like, yeah, let's go after those minority people. that's where they are, inner cities. a you' we will ask the white voters to watch -- this is poisonous for us as a people, as an american people. >> let's play giuliani this morning talking about vot

again, the pushback is there is broad agreement that obamacare needs to be improved. this is not what they want to be talking about. because of course secretary clinton has been touting president obama's policies as she tries to energize his coalition. today, they're trying to focus, trying to get back on message. she has some fund raisers in washington, d.c. and then she's really going to hunker down and prepare for her next debate. >> i know she was asked about the debate last night, giving it two thumbs up as she was walking in. the pool cameras caught her. let's talk about this al gore strategy for millennimillennial. i'm sure you heard about the snarky comments about the secret key to millennials being al gore. what's the strategy there? >> well, the question is, will millennials really remember al gore, how familiar are they with the work that he has done. but you hit the nail on the head. the strategy is for him to tout the work he has done on climate change. you heard clinton talking more and more about climate change. they think this is something that resonat

still there has been major pushback locally. some people living here say they do not want the chemical added to their drinking water. >> fluoride acts as a magnet to aaluminum and pulls it into the brain. >> every major fluorinated city is full of cavities. it hasn't worked. common sense shows that, not scientific knowledge. >> reporter: one person filed a lawsuit saying the district is out of line. during last night's meeting, dentist went on the record saying fluoridating the water is a safe practice. and the board of directors here at the water district they actually voted on this about 4 years ago. they say they plan to continue those plans to fluoridate the water starting in december. live in san jose, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> it was a stunner at oracle arena last night. golden state warriors lost to the san antonio spurs. it was a lot of hype though especially with kevin durant's debut. >> here comes durant! >> he finished the game with 27 points. steph curry also had a decent game but they lost 129-100. we'll have more

the pushback against clown costumes for this halloween continues target announcing they will not sell creepy clown masks the store decided to pull that mass out of sensitivity for the creepy clown scares that have been spreading across the nation. this weekend at king supers are kirk dimke saw this costume for a clown. not only were they advertising and clown costume it was so specifically the killer clown costume. >> when will clowns get their good name back? when will run a mcdonald, can he come out of hiding. it's been a rough few months for klas. >> one of the stars of 90210 back on the magazine stand. coming up evenly. on the front page of one of the most read magazines. here is a hand, some of us are going to feel old. >> i'm meteorologist dave fraser, as whooping cough and bringing changes and more importantly your chance of rain in the pinpoint weather forecast. tack interactive radar. get an hour-by-hour forecast and anywhere. download the pinpoint weather i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, verizon is america's most reliable

bring any information to the contrary to threaten their perspective you are going to get a lot of pushback. >> that is a very different scenario for the undecided voters who might be caught in the crossfire as of politics. >> now our friends on facebook or sounding off about the subject. in fact we're getting several hundred comments on our facebook page. check out what people are saying . if you lose a friend over politics they were never a friend to begin with. here's another one for you real friends respect one another's ideas and who they vote for should not impact their family. for more than 20 years just last night. >> hopefully they kiss and make up after the election. >> the election is just 2 weeks away and then everyone will be friends again. max defender 8 is definitely being a friend to. it is defending you from rain as it has done for the past several days. today we are tracking more in the way of cloud cover, not a lot but when you have any clouds at t be if it were clear at night. that is why it will be mild this morning. we will get up to 80 degrees at noon. 85 degrees at 4

and you do not get any pushback from that either. there is a sense that everybody dumps on us. then we have to check our privilege. i think that anger is visceral real and a consequence of what they see every day as the priorities of interest when they watch tv and read the newspapers. mr. vance: i agree with that. the only thing i would add is that, why does the media not talk about it so much? i guess white poverty is not politically meaningful. are, the less likely you are to vote. you have been the property of the republican party for 30 years. with rare exceptions, they have voted for republicans. i think it takes a political moment or some other way of expression for the media to wake up to some of these problems. mr. murray: we are going to go to the center. >> i would like to ask charles murray something in parallel to what you have been talking about to the elite in this country not understanding what is going on in white working-class america. march, youyear, in spoke on campuses of virginia tech and williams college. in the case of virginia tech, before you got there

i'm getting a lot of pushback, as you know, on the temps. but next week is our week. >> that should be it because next week we are into the halloween week, or close to it, and halloween is the cutoff. i'm calling it at halloween. >> that's bold. >> it is bold. >> well, it will be just the right temps for the woodland all of that, the bear arms kind of costumes. >> lady bugs. >> we have got them all. you don't want to be a zombie or a hobo or any kind of a storm trooper this halloween. it's too warm. you're in a rubber outfit. that's a pretty tough time. but here's a look at your world. temperatures again are on the pretty nice side for the moment. however, we are going to be seeing them on the rise. so 90, gosh, that's plenty, but, again, toda probably even on into your saturday we are still talking about some pretty largish temps. but 87 is your normal high. there's your record 103, sunset comes tonight at 5:48 and off we go. we have had some windy conditions out there today. mostly fair skies though. there's not much going on in the way of

the awful thing about males and you don't get any pushback. there's a strong sense of everybody dumps on mouse and then they go out and if we have to check her privilege. i think that anger is visceral and real and a consequence in large part of what they see every day as the priorities of interest that when they watch tv and read the newspapers. >> the only certain thing i agree with that, the only real thing i would add this fight is the media not talk about it so much and my guess is white poverty isn't politically meaningful. you are less likely to vote. the property of the republican party for the past 30 years consistently voted with rare exceptions. it takes a political moment or some other way of expression to wake up to these problems. >> am i going to go to the center and then over to the right. >> i would like to ask charles to marry 17 in parallel to what you've been talking about geo beats in this country not understanding what is going on in white working class america. twice this year in march he spoke to college on college camp