sasse? [applause] senator sasse: it is an honor to be here. when he mentioned the driving, i imagine some of you were sucking up as you are trying to get out here. i work tours all the time and we never had a press strategy around it. it is pretty obvious that was a mistake. i have a brand that has been tied to the presidential nominee a lot for the last nine months, not something i have been seeking. if i had known that i could just drive uber, i would've gotten out of the doghouse. that would have been a helpful step to take. for those of you who don't know, i want to talk about how we shouldn't have republican and democratic categories on a whole lunch of the execution of law in the article two branch. we should not have republican and democratic categories in judging. there are whole bunch of places we should not have those categories, and i don't want to assume all of you are as oriented as i am, but i assume that most of you are. one of the great things i learned driving this weekend, one of them is that town halls are not always totally

sasse? [applause] sen. sasse: when he mentioned the driving, i imagine some of you were sucking up as you are trying to get out here. we never had a press strategy around it. that was a mistake. i have a brand that has been tied to the presidential nominee a lot for the last nine months, not something i have been seeking. if i had known that i could just drive uber, i would've gotten out of the doghouse. that would have been a helpful step to take. for those of you who don't know, i want to talk about how we shouldn't have republican and democratic categories on a whole bunch in the execution of law in the article to branch -- two branch. we shouldn't have them in judging. there are whole bunch of places we should not have those categories, and i don't want to assume all of you are as oriented as i am, but i assume that most of you are. one of the great things i learned driving this weekend, one of them is that town halls were not always totally representative of the public at large. the people who come to

plus, students are all uber senator sasse.oledad: it's now a familiar refrain -- america is a divided nation. not just divided, but also angry. there have been protests involving thousands of people in at least 50 cities since the election. what's behind it? many of the president-elect's goals and pronouncements, to be sure, but also his path to the white house. donald trump won the electoral college 290-232. that's 20 more than he needed. but the popular vote tells another story -- it takes a while to get the final tally, and we don't have it yet. but we do know that hillary clinton got at least 1.3 million more individual votes than donald trump. so if you are wondering why the electoral college vote carries the day, what's behind it, and the chances of changing it, "matter of fact" correspondent liz palka has some answers. liz: on election night, it's all about the results. the oval office, secured state by state. prof. sherman: i think what people really don't understand when they go to vote is that they're not voting for

ben sasse, the republican from nebraska, stays in touch by taking a shift on various jobs on a recent saturday evening, he took a shift as an uber driver in lincoln, getting good reviews. >> i saw it was like ben sasse, and i thought it was a joke at first, but he had a five star rating, so that is when i knew, ok, this is real. soledad: sasse, a first term senator, has taken shifts changing tires on semi-trucks and feeding cattle. his office says it's a way of staying in touch with a changing economy, not to mention a whole new crop of voters. >> when we return, we saw what the presidency did to george w. bush and barack obama. soledad: you may voted him in to office, or maybe you didn't, but donald trump is about to take on the world's toughest job. it is a job that has visibly aged every may who has held it. take a look at george w. bush. after eight years, here's how he looked. here is barack obama, 47 years old when he took office in 2009. he has joked about the presidential mileage now evident on his head. so, what can we predict for 70-year-old president-elect trump? here's one

sasse? [applause] sen. sasse: when he mentioned the driving, i imagine some of you were sucking up as you are trying to get out here. we never had a press strategy around it. that was a mistake. i have a brand that has been tied to the presidential nominee a lot for the last nine months, not something i have been seeking. if i had known that i could just drive uber, i would've gotten out of the doghouse. that would have been a helpful step to take. for those of you who don't know, i want to talk about how we shouldn't have republican and democratic categories on a whole bunch in the execution of law in the article to branch -- two branch. we shouldn't have them in judging. there are whole bunch of places we should not have those categories, and i don't want to assume all of you are as oriented as i am, but i assume that most of you are. one of the great things i learned driving this weekend, one of them is that town halls were not always totally representative of the public at large. the people who come to

soledad: sasse, a first term senator, has taken shifts changing tires on semi-trucks and feeding cattle. his office says it's a way of economy, not to mention a whole new crop of voters. >> when we return, we saw what the presidency did to george w. bush and barack obama. c'mon in, pop pop! happy birthday! i survived a heart attack. i'm doing all i can to keep from having another one. and i'm taking brilinta. for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin. no more than one hundred milligrams as it affects how well it works. brilinta helps keep my platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. brilinta reduced the chance of another heart attack. or dying from one. it worked better than plavix. without talking to your doctor since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. brilinta may cause bruising or bleeding more easily, or serious, sometimes fatal bleeding. don't take brilinta if you have bleeding, like stomach ulcers, a history of bleeding in the brain, or severe liver prob

soledad: sasse, a first term senator, has taken shifts changing tires on semi-trucks and feeding cattle. his office says it's a way of staying in touch with a changing economy, not to mention a whole new crop of voters. >> when we return, we saw what the presidency did to george w. soledad: you may voted him in to office, or maybe you didn't, but donald trump is about to take on the world's toughest job. it is a job that has visibly aged every may who has held it. take a look at george w. bush. he was 54 years old when he became president in 2001. after eight years, here's how he here is barack obama, 47 years old when he took office in 2009. he has joked about the presidential mileage now evident on his head. so, what can we predict for 70-year-old president-elect trump? here's one prediction of how he could look at the end of his first term. and here is a final one, abraham lincoln, who said in 1860, "may the almighty grant that the cause of truth, justice, and humanity shall in no way suffer in my hand good words to leave you with. i'm soledad o'brien for "matter of fact." have a gre

ben sasse, the republican from nebraska, stays in touch by taking a shift on various jobs on a recent saturday evening, he took a shift as an uber driver in lincoln, getting good reviews. >> i saw it was like ben sasse, and i thought it was a joke at first, but he had a five star rating, so that is when i knew, ok, this is real. soledad: sasse, a first term senator, has taken shifts changing tires on semi-trucks and feeding cattle. his office says it's a way of staying in touch with a changing economy, not to mention a whole the presidency did to george w. bush and barack obama. soledad: you may voted him in to office, or maybe you didn't, but donald trump is about to take on the world's toughest job. it is a job that has visibly aged every may who has held it. take a look at george w. bush. became president in 2001. after eight years, here's how he looked. here is barack obama, 47 years old when he took office in 2009. he has joked about the presidential mileage now evident on his head. so, what can we predict for 70-year-old president-elect trump? here's one prediction of how he cou

senator ben sasse and the rest will be available on cspan.org. the conference resuming shortly with a discussion on middle east challenges. we'll have live coverage when it gets under way. we'll be back at 1:45 with a foreign policy preview with the first 100 days of the trump administration. the conference closes 259:45 eastern. georgia republican congressman tom price was nominated yesterday by president-elect trump to head up the health and human services department. he's expected to talk about the budget process this afternoon and we will have live coverage on c-span 3 starting 3 ining 3: eastern. house democrats are holding their leadership election and we know leader nancy pelosi continues in her position. she beat out her only challenger, congressman tim ryan, of ohio. the vote was 134-63. congressman steny hoyer and jim clyburn maintain their current leadership posts as minority whip and assistant leader respectively. [ indistinct audio ] >> before we go to the next part of this discussion on national security and foreign policy, we'll go

on a recent saturday evening, he took a shift as an uber driver reviews. >> i saw it was like ben sasse, and i thought it was a joke at first,ut he had a five star rating, so that when i knew, ok, this is real. soledad: sasse, a first term senator, has taken shifts changing tires on semi-trucks and feeding cattle. his office says it's a way of staying in touch with a changing economy, not to mention a whole new crop of voters. >> when we return, we saw what the presidency did to george w. bush and barack obama. okay, google, show me korean staurants in boulder. (google assistant) i found a few places. (vo) the new pixel, phone by google. exclusively at verizon. the only next gen network that lets you get the most out of it. how is this possible? (vo) because verizon lte advanced delivers 50% faster peak speeds in 450 cities, coast to coast. buy a pixel and get up to $400 back. and get 20 gigs of data with no surprise over, and 4 lines for only $40 each. why settle when you can have it all on verizon? soledad: you may voted him in to office, or maybe you didn't, but donald trump is about

. >> followed at 10:00 by ben sass on american value, the founding fathers and the purpose of government. >> it turns time-out meaning of america is persuasion. the meaning of america is love. the meaning of america is building a better product or creating a betterv

. >> i saw it was like ben sasse, and i thought it was a joke at first, but he had a five star rating, so that is when i knew, ok, this is real. soledad: sasse, a first term senator, has taken shifts changing tires on semi-trucks and feeding cattle. his office says it's a way of staying in touch with a changing economy, not to mention a ol >> when we return, we saw what the presidency did to george w. bush and barack obama. soledad: you may voted him in to office, or maybe you didn't, but donald trump is about to take on the world's toughest job. it is a job that has visibly

sasse: jennifer is a lovely lady. you would never know she is a sooner fan.n 2020 and 2021, we play again. nebraska and oklahoma start a home and away series. for those who are not from nebraska or oklahoma, you should learn why football centers in those places. i've never been here in the summer and i was nervous. the goofy photo of me shouting across campus, we have lots of moments where the college i used to lead almost went bankrupt in 2009, i don't know who i'm screaming to or why. the video i was afraid you would i learned to ski in steamboat. in 1980 i learned to ski here. i cannot imagine how hideous that footage must be. jennifer mentioned work ethic. i want to talk about that. that is not the center of what i want to talk about, but my children are here running around somewhere. they are supposed to be here. i want to tell a story. we will talk about pessimistic stuff, but i want to talk about something that is encouraging. when i decided to run for senate, we were worried about where we would raise our kids. i live in a town outside of omaha where

you may wonder where could senator sasse had gotten the idea of paid protesters in the first place? two in 60 seconds. the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> senator ben sasse wonders why the media isn't reporting on paid protesters. the answer, no good evidence of paid protesters. where might senator have gotten such an idea? he might have gotten it from the notoriously unreliable james o'keefe and the videos he had push porting to show democratic operatives bragging about getting people to disrupt trump rallies or perhaps something like this, abc news website, donald trump protester speaks out, "i was paid $3,500 to protest frumptrump's rally." except no, it's neither from abc news, it's fake news, period. guy behind the protester story is horner, boasted "i think drup dru donald trump is in the white house because of me." viral news hoaxes including fake news on facebook. fake news is proliferating. the truth is having, well, a much harder time keeping up. neee that

ben sasse ony american values and the purpose of government. sen. sasse: it turns out the meaning of america is persuasion, love, building a better product, better service, or persuading someone to marry you, or to join your church or synagogue. there is a huge civic mindedness in american history. >> sunday evening at 6:30 p.m., newt gingrich, van jones, and packard kennedy discuss opioid addiction and treatment. >> one, it is true, people have to change their minds, they have to have some willpower, because of the way opioids were, they have to change their brains back. it is a biological thing. your brain is an organ, and want these doctors hand you these pills and say we took a molar out of your mouth, take these pills, you broke your collar bone, take these pills -- for a lot of people, those pills damage that organ. c-span.org,c-span, and listen on the free c-span radio app. discusses healthy eating and the rise of childhood obesity in the u.s.. his remarks were part of a conference on regular eating food marketing to children held by ucla and

am race was dominated by ames but some eastern iowans picked up medals....emma sass of dubuque senior finished 5th in the 50 yard freestyle. her time was 23.62 wahlerts's victoria michel came out of heat 3 to grab bronze in the 200 individual medley the lone area champion was linn-mar's kelsey drake as she wins the 100 butterfly in 55.13 "i wanted to go faster, i really did, but i was really a bit painful. i could tell pusnf he last wall that my legs were hurting really bad so i just tried to push through it to the wall." 100 backstroke, michel adds another medal with a 5th place finish while jessica williams of kennedy claimed 6th. second time as shedium for a finishes 2nd in the 100 breaststroke to cap off a great senior season after taking a year off to swim much fun. this meet is amazing. the atmosphere is so cool and just amazing to be back in it. i'm so glad i came back, yeah" from the girls state swimming meet in marshalltown, scott westerberg tv9 sports. thanks josh. we'll be right (humming happily) i've never seen him this happy before. that's because you've never seen him on

. >> remarks from nebraska from ben sasse uneconomic posterity. economic prosperity. later, highlights of some of the places the city's tour has visited and 2016. the president-elect donald trump of florida tweeted out a video saying let us give thanks for all that we have an boldly face exciting new frontiers that lie ahead. happy thanksgiving. tweets nowswoman more than ever, we should reflect on our shared values. happy thanksgiving from my family to yours. on thanksgiving, let us give thanks for all the blessings we enjoy and thanking the men and women of our armed forces. from neweanne shaheen hampshire tweeting, remember, there is more that unites us than divides us. let's give thanks, past the turkey, and skip the politics. president obama awarded 21 recipients the presidential medal of freedom during his or money at the white house. it is the nation's highest civilian award for national security, world peace, and cultural endeavors. some of this year's recipient includes michael jordan, diana ross, tom hanks, and bruce springsteen. it is one hour and 10 minute

. >>> thing one, today senator ben sasse has some questions for the media about why they aren't reporting vital issue. why don't we have more reporting on paid rioting? who pays for it? how much? why? through what? who are the workers? who recruits? bunch of fun questions, senator. president-elect donald trump made a similar claim about professional protesters. turns out the "washington post" was happy to answer all the senator's questions starting with the first, why don't we have more reporting on paid rioting? important we take a step back and point out there isn't any good evidence the people who are protesting and shouldn't be called rioters, say the crew of self-described anarchists in portland, oregon, are being paid to do so. bump goes on to explain how impracticable and prohibitive it would be for any organization to pay tens of thousands of people to protest donald trump. he zips through the rest of the senator's questions, who pays for it? no one. how much? nothing. why? like asking why the moon wants >>> senator ben sasse wonders why the media isn't reporting on paid protester

followed by nebraska senator ben sasse. sen. sasse: it turns out the meaning of america is persuasion -- love. the meaning of america is building a better product, service, or persuading someone to marry you, too join your church or synagogue. there is a huge civic might miss in american history. >> and sunday evening at 6:30 jones,ewt gingrich, then and packard kennedy discuss opioid addiction and treatment. mr. jones: one, people have to change their minds. they have to have some willpower. they also have to change their brains back. this is a biological think your brain is in oregon. once these doctors and you these pills, we took a molar out of your mouth, take these pills, you broke your collar bone, take these pills -- for a lot of people, those pills damage that organ. >> watch on c-span, c-span.org, and listen on the free c-span radio app. for five years, c-span has traveled to cities across the u.s. to explore literary and historic sites. next, some of the places we visited in 2016. our cities tour is an american histor

number one set yourself up for excess sass -- up for success. clean out your refrigerator, get rid of things you know you should not be eating. foods that will help you lose weight to come up with a list of meals that is based primarily on a healthy range of food. third develop a healthy mindset for dealing with the holidays. dates like thanksgiving and christmas we know mean a lot of food. so it is important to think about what is worth enjoying and what you might actually need to skip. and finally finds support in get encouragement. losing weight is hard work during this time of the year find some support from people you can reach out to. >> am i going to get the teleprompters. >> that's right. you got one of these. >> mine is a little bigger. and it runs a teleprompter. >> that is what i have been told. >> all right. so i don't need a teleprompter. i am going to go ahead and get to the weather. let's talk about the almanac hot. or i should say the afternoon high was hot but because the morning was so warm. take a look at that. 55 is how cool

nebraska senator ben sass once called trump's campaign a dumpster fire and then there's senator lindsey graham. >> he's becoming a jack ass at a time when we need to have a serious debate about the future of the party and the country. >> graham telling nbc news late tuesday night, he was shocked by trump's win. but now is willing to at least try to find some common ground. as that shock wears off democrats are grappling with whether nancy pelosi talking to trump today about whether they could work together to build roads and bridges and progressives like elizabeth warren and now tonight bernie sanders talking about potentially working with him to help working-class families. left centre. >> kasie hunt, thank you. >>> donald trump's many supporters are basking in his victory, many others woke up this morning feeling disillusioned by the headlines. time and time again critics accused trump of running a campaign that the election results show a sharp racial divide. nbc's ron allen with more on that. >> outside the nation's african-american history museum, there's deep worry about president

. >> reporter: matt sassed yers are here from all over the country. >> this magnitude of training has not been done in nevada since 2008. >> reporter: the scenario, a department store has fallen. this man and his partner search through the rubble. >> if you get too high on adrenaline, you will fail. >> reporter: all the while sending back information to central command. it's only a drill. >> it would have been nice to have smoke and that stuff b this is realistic. >> reporter: the training comes just as the city of north las vegas is updating its own emergency response plan. the collapsed building is one exercise. >> they have clinical, the meth lab, that was contaminated. have oil and fuel lines that ruptured. >> reporter: and goldburg says from the city standpoint, there >> how do we restore services and get the emergency response out to the people. >> reporter: exactly what rescue teams are facing in the very real disaster occurring in new zealand where search and rescue could take days. here it's all controlled. planning for that day no one wants to see. nearly 600 soldiers with t

nebraska senator ben sass once called trump's campaign a dumpster fire and then there's senator lindsey graham. >> he's becoming a jack ass at a time when we need to have a serious debate about the future of the party and the country. >> graham telling nbc news late tuesday night, he was shocked by trump's win. but now is willing to at least try to find some common ground. as that shock wears off democrats are grappling with whether with donald trump. nancy pelosi talking to trump today about whether they could work together to build roads and bridges and progressives like elizabeth warren and now tonight bernie sanders talking about potentially working with him to help working-class families. left centre. >> kasie hunt, thank you. >>> donald trump's many supporters are basking in his victory, many others woke up this morning feeling disillusioned by the headlines. time and time again critics accused trump of running a campaign withun racism and those concerns persist now that the election results show a sharp racial divide. nbc's ron allen with more on that. >> outside the nation's afr

. >> police sass california mother abducted three weeks ago has been found bound, but alive. >> correspondent steve large shows us how police are now searching for her captors. >> remaining evidence marker lays at the scene where investigators were trying to piece together any details into the disappearance and thanksgiving day discovery, of missing mother, sherrie, found alive in this tiny community of seoule owe. >> big news for all around here, then we found out it was good news, so always good to hear on thanksgiving. >> police dispatch recordings of her discovery included initial reports she was chained to something, and heavily battered. the driver who stopped to help her called. >> her husband keith was immediately notified, i believe it was california highway patrol was able to use their cell phone and connect sherrie in cell phone communication with her husband. >> sheriffs office says he doesn't know why she was released now or why here or where she has been held for the past three weeks. >> she was not able to provide specific information, not able to release all of the information

you just get this lady to where she's going, will ya, and none of your sass. get over here, boy. we'd better get the rest of your gear packed, mrs. lerner. funny, i've been looking forward to leaving this train ever since the day we first joined it, the time's here, i... that old mooch kinda grows on you. i'll take care of the team. you pack the gear. tucknis! give me a cup of water! here! ( grunting ) all right, that's enough, boys. pa! pa! i just-- pa! i just seen a wagon train camped down in the valley, about a mile. well, squirrel, you-- you just show your pa where that is, hawkes leave? yeah, he's up ahead scouting, like you told him. lerners fixing to pull out? yep. sure hate to see 'em go. that mrs. lerner's a fine woman, bringing them kids all the way out here by herself. you know, a woman can do that can face up to almost anything. i'm not so sure of that. why not? coffee. ( concertina playing ) what the devil's that? whoa. howdy, mister. you play that thing pretty good. heh heh. yeah. a purty tune like that. my name's charvanaugh. folks call me old man charvanaugh. i'm

so if you are -- if you're ben sass or some other senator who doesn't care for donald trump or the circus of the republican party, this seems like a place you might vote no on the confirmation. >> again, you know, nikki haley doesn't seem like a terrible pick. but out of nowhere from the experience standpoint and i love the fact that this is a huge promotion for one of its earliest backers who now gets to take the throne. >> yeah. amazing. president-elect trump managed to pay off so many people already in two weeks of president-elect. this is what is problematic about nikki haley. not that she has no international experience one way or another, she had a few meetings with indian business people and given her family connections. not as if she has a large. a foreign investment as governor in south carolina. she knows nothing about this particular area she is being put in. given the fact donald trump has said i want to tear up nato. get rid of the iran deal. i want to get out of the paris agreement it would matter to have someone at u.n. who knows the job. >> i do not think it is an overstat

the team race was dominated by ames but some eastern iowans picked up medals....emma sass of dubuque senior finished 5th in the 50 yard freestyle. her time was 23.62 wahlerts's victoria michel came out of heat 3 to grab bronze in the area champion was linn-mar's kelsey drake as she wins the 100 butterfly in 55.13 "i wanted to go faster, i really did, but i was really excited and i took it out really fast, so the last 25 was a bit painful. i could tell pushing off the last wall that my legs were hurting really bad so i just tried to push through it to the wall." 100 backstroke, while jessica williams of kennedy claimed 6th. drake found the podium for a second time as she finishes 2nd in the 100 breaststroke to cap off a great senior season after taking a year off to swim club. "i love my team. i had so much fun. this meet is amazing. the atmosphere is so cool and just amazing to be back in it. i'm so glad i came back, yeah" from the girls state swimming meet in marshalltown, scott westerberg tv9 sports. ... in college volleyball, teams were playing for an automatic bid to the ncaa tou

senator ben sasse of nebraska shares his thoughts on how american values are affecting entitlement reformation, and economic prosperity in the u.s. with the recent death of former cuban president fidel castro, we will show you an address he gave to the cuban national assembly in 2010 just a few years after officially stepping down from power. earlier this month, several leaders and scholars gathered to discuss 2016 election results and the state of civil rights, including thri

. >> commissioner sass? >> present. >> we have a quorum -- >> oh, i'm so sorry, commissioner breslin, i'm so sorry. >> we're not trying to write anyone help. we need all the help we can get [laughter ]. >> that is exactly right. thank you, secretary. with that, we'll go to discussion item 1. >> item 1 discussion item opening remarks. president scott. >> yes, would i like -- i would like to be sure that we all understand what this meeting is about today. there are a couple of features that are not customerary for meetings of this board. there will be no public comment unless after the closed session which is scheduled later for today. we have a hard stop on the forum at 4:00. at which time the board will go into closed session to her member appeal. after that we'll reconvene and go through protocol of whether we disclose or don't disclose and if those of you who are familiar with the sunshine ordinance understand why we do all of that. so that will be the time if there were any general comments on matters und

sass or some other senator who doesn't care for donald trump or the circus of the republican party, this seems like a place you might vote no on the doesn't seem like a terrible pick. the fact that this is a huge promotion for one of its earliest backers who now gets to take the throne. >> yeah. president-elect trump managed to pay off so many people already in two weeks of president-elect. this is what is problematic not that she has no international experience one way or another, she had a few meetings with indian business connections. not as if she has a large. a foreign investment as governor in south carolina. she knows nothing about this particular area she is being put in. given the fact donald trump has get rid of the iran deal. i want to get out of the paris agreement it would matter to have someone at u.n. who knows >> i do not think it is an overstatement to say that world feels as unstable and precarious right now as it any time in the last 60 years. and the u.n. is a key body to navigate that. >> yeah. although i am trying to prior advertise my outrage -- >> yes. it's not jo

. >> followed by nebraska senator ben sasse on american values. >> it turns out the meaning of america is persuasion. the meaning of america is love. the meaning of america is holding a better product or trading a better service or persuading someone to marry you or persuading someone to join your church or synagogue. >> and then newt gingrich, van jones and patrick kennedy discuss opioid addiction and treatment. >> people have to change their minds, they have to have some willpower, it also because of the way opioids work, they have to change their brains back. this is a biological thing. oncebrain is an organ, and the doctors hand you these pills, for a lot of people, those hills damage that organ. >> watch on c-span and c-span.org and listen for free on our radio app. tv,unday december 4 on book we are talking about the attack on pearl harbor. stephen to me, the other of "countdown to pearl harbor, and craig nelson with his book "pearl harbor: from infamy to greatness." also, the other of "all the gallant men." we are taking your phone calls, tweets and in no questions live. for the

familiar this is what the application looks like when you find out your driver, benjamin is senator ben sass he tweeted out he likes to work driver for the day. what did they talk about? the election, the senator would not endorse trump but told the student now that trump is elected he plans to work together. >> do you like a good buffet? dinner plans at golden corral if you are a veteran or in the military a free buffet dinner for military appreciation day, everything y on facebook . >>> up next a woman known for always putting her neighbors and others ahead of herself, now she needs the help.>> i am mrs. clause so the neighborhoods bring their dear santa letters to the mailbox. >> how you can help mrs. clause we traveled the world sampling the best cheese for two reasons one, to bring them all back for you to enjoy and two, we got to each a bunch of really good cheese along the way. publix deli specialty cheese. over 36 varieties to fall in love with. >>> right now the buccaneers head coach at the podium taking questions about wide receiver mike evans protest of donald trump, evans sitting

there is already indication that some of the maverick so ors, paul and sass and on, are going to fight. >> kim, do you think he will relish fighting with the republican establishment more or relish fighting with the democrats more? >> i think he's going to relish just being trump, which is fighting with everybody. you know, he could care less whether the republicans or the democrats who are elected officials and have been there forever like him or not and he's proved that he'll -- he's picked from -- some initial picks that don't gow -- go along with what some people want and then others have irked the other side of the fence. i think you will see trump be trump from here on, which is i'll do what i want, thank you very much. >> do you think the first thing he gets done might be with senator schumer? >> with his appointments you wonder what his agenda is. he seems to be reared -- rewarding the sycophants and followers rather than mitt romney and other --? of president others he's paraded in there. i think he will do what is best for donald trump and donald trump's brand. if that's to c

just after 11:00 a.m., nebraska senator ben sasse on american values, the founding fathers, and the purpose of government. huge civic a mindedness in american history, but it is not compelled by the government. john harkinsator on healthy food and a rise of childhood obesity in the u.s.. >> everything from monster calories,, with 1421 pepsi's,ce coke's and 10 to 15 teaspoons of sugar, feeding an epidemic of child obesity. >> and then, at 3:30, wikipedia

them, john kasich, who continues, even after ted cruz endorsed trump, to get on the trump train, ben sasse from nebraska, a couple of others around the country who've just said, "i'm not endorsing." isn't it possible they would look smart and brave at the end of this and not pay a price? - so, it's possible, and i think they will, but it's also a question of, again, this election has sort of shown what we've seen for a while now, which is how divided the country is, how fragmented the country is, and how tribalized the country is. so, i think john kasich is gonna be a hero in sort of blue america after this election. john kasich could have a shot at the democratic nomination for all i know. (audience laughs) - but being the democrats' favorite republican is not always the thing you wanna be. - right, but what ted cruz saw, he didn't just see the polls tighten up with trump and clinton. what ted cruz saw was his own standing with republican primary voters nationally has dropped like 20 points since he put on that show at the convention. - has indeed dropped. all right, so you're the map guy

. >> followed at 10:00 by senator ben sasse on american politics. >> it turns out the meaning of america is persuasion. the meaning of america is love. the meaning of america is building a better project or persuading someone to marry you or persuading someone to join your church or synagogue. 6:30, newtvening at --grich, van jones, and discussed opioid addictions. >> people have to change their minds, but they also have to change their brains back. this is a biological thing. and oncen is an organ these doctors and you these pills and say we took a molar out of your mouth, take these pills, there are a lot of people for who those pills damage that organ. on c-span.org or listen on the free c-span app. >> former senator tom harkin talked about nutrition and food marketing in the contributor factor to the problem of childhood obesity. senator harkin represented iowa for 30 years. los event was cohosted in angeles by ucla and harvard university. it is 45 minutes. michael: ok. if i could have your attention, please. thank you, everyone. i know you are enjoying your neighbors' company as we

senator tom cotton of arkansas, senator ben sasse, a nikki haley.he one person who was involved in this who is getting good buzz from republicans and could be better off is mike pence. he's the one person that is around washington. he could be in a better place. he said he was proud to be donald trump's running mate. the general election of 2020, a trump-clinton rematch. he loves being part of a movement and he will form a trump party within the gop. if hillary survives, it will be trump-clinton 2. jonathan: one of the other subplots is chris christie and bridgegate. >> assume there is presidential, less likely to be attorney general. governor has not been accused of anything, has not admitted to anything, but under testimony, it was all pointing to a very widespread contention within his inner circle that he knew about the bridge closing. been --people who have who have been very much vindicated by this verdict -- that makes that top job for him in washington much more difficult. >> all right, mike allen. is here.jon bon jovi this year marked the 3

this is my honor to introduce senator ben sass. after earning a history ph.d. at yale, he worked for mckenzie and company and private equity terms before becoming the president of the midland kbrufrt which he pulled out of some very difficult financial straits. then the fifth generation ran for rt senate. he also since he's been elected, senator, he has not only done a couple things that i mentioned quickly. he's also moonlighted. and my understanding is that he has a five star rating. [ laughter ] [ applause ] but in addition to his bio and uber driving, i would add that senator pass is despite his youth exemplifies as few in the senate do the idea our founders had for the senate. some wise heads who would be focussed on the good of the country. and who would look toward the ways in which our republic needed to meet the everadjusting challenges of governing a free people. i think the senator may have a little bit to say about that tonight, and i am honored to welcome him as our barbara olson lecture. senator sass. [ applause ] >> thanks gene, and thanks all of

sass stroh was sick in recent years and many say he played a factor on government decisions, but it will be interesting to see how his brother leads the island nation and what that means for folks in the bay area and we will hear local reaction coming up in about a minute. but first check in with jim with a look at your forecast. hey, jim. >> jim: a pretty mild start to the day with temperatures running in the mid-60s. the northern gulf of mexico. we actually have a cold front that is lined up back to the north and west moving down the state as we go through the afternoon and what it will do is continue with some scattered clouds but also bring some degrees as we go through the next couple of days. outside right now 67 degrees. that dew point, that has been creeping up the past couple of days. at 60 and giving us humidity at 79% and winds are out of the north at 9 miles per hour. mild temperatures through the middle of the state. do you see the cooler temperatures once you get moot panhandle with temperatures in the lower 50s. that is some of that cooler their will continue to sink down

. >>> nebraska senator ben sasse this weekend moon lighted as a uber driver to work alongside and meetconstituents. the best part of this is he did not promote the gig and the press only discovered it after one of his riders tweeted a photo of him with a five-star rating saying he was three minutes away from pickup. a hit for him, he donated the money to charity. way to be a happy warrior. >>> this is a hit for america's turkey farmers who have been so productive that this year's thanksgiving dinner is going to cost less than last year. the american enterprise institute finds turkey dinners are cheaper than they were 30 years ago. this is great because even if i hurt myself next week trying to fry one, at least it won't cost a lot of money. >> how big a turkey at the freeman household? >> a 15-pound fryer. >> danasa? >> a miss to president barack obama who is making his final world tour. while in greece this week he announced that the process of globalization needed what he called a course correction, he said, because its benefits aren't being spread broadly enough. you have to ask, wh