shapiro: 76 years? >> thank you, chris kelly. thank you, isaac shapiro. please stick around to sign copies for us. mr. shapiro: i would be happy o. >> every weekend american history tv brings you 48 hours of unique programming, exploring our nation's past. to view our schedule and an archive with all of our programs visit c-span.org/history. >> in 1968 republican presidential nominee richard nixon appeared in a series of campaign-funded live tv broadcasts in key states. the programs were produced and directed by 28-year-old nixon campaign consultant roger ailes. here is a review. >> mr. nixon, because of the recent widespread demonstrations on american campuses, there seems to be quite a bit of public pressure on campuses and administrators to get tough on american ebels. >> i'm for it. i'm for dissent. as i look back over the 190-year history of this country as i am sure you have as a student at ann arbor, dissent is an instrument of change and progress. that's what we distinguish as free society from the totalitarian societies. we have to recognize it c

shapiro, what was the response, do you recall? >> i actually don't recall what came after she said that. it wasn't a surprise to anybody that she thought that r.o.e. -- roe v. wade was decided. one of the things did hes appointing to me about judge kavanaugh's testimony is that he backed away from things that he previously wrote about publicly. for example, he said previously that he thought justice -- in roe v. wade was a great opinion. at his hearing he backed away from endorsing that opinion. again, even if he thought it was wrongly decided doesn't commit him to overruling it but he, in my opinion, should have been wlky to say, yes, that is what i think. i think it was wrongly decided and i think justice rehnquist was krebt. >> again, carolyn shapiro. the pennsylvania line. go ahead. >> have the -- had the allegations had been nonsexual, for instance, fraud. would the investigation have taken a different tone as opposed to what i hear is that because it was sexual it was pushed under the rug. but had there been another type of

shapiro? >> thank you for this opportunity. nearly 30 years, i've had the honor and privilege of representing people in our community against powerful insurance companies and callous corporations. see that those i very same companies are running lobbyists and special interests and helpingman buchanan is them and supporting them. $2.1cently won himself a workingtax break o while families and seniors are struggling. from his record, it appears he doesn't really care about the the workingof families or people with preexisting conditions. he doesn't care about seniors, struggling, trying to get by on medicare and social security. really doesn't care about the environment, which as we now the red tide,es which is killing our economy. i do care. that's why i'm running for congress, because you can't change congress unless you the leadership and the people that you send there. >> okay. gentlemen, thank you. a quick break. when we come back, what might be the most important vote one of men will have to make. stay with us. >> welcome ba

shapiro came of age during world war ii.the postwar era at age 14, he became an interpreter for the u.s. military. later he immigrated to the u.s. the strand bookstore in new york city posted this 45 minutes event.

shapiro? >> i see it differently. as an attorney who represents working families, they're struggling. a lot of them don't have stock portfolios. they have to have two jobs. still can't afford health insurance. they cannot afford take care. they are having problems putting food on the table. they have two jobs i mean, , they're underpaid. and it's a real problem. that is the issue with the tax law that we just discussed a moment ago. it was very beneficial to the people who didn't need it. however, the working families really weren't getting sufficient tax benefits or the breaks which will enable them to, you know, live a life. and there are people that we know that have to live 30 miles away from where they work because they can't afford the housing in that particular area. it's a different kind of economy. now, it was starting to get on that great path when president obama was in office. it's still a continuation. but there's so much more work to do that has to be done. maybe mr. buchanan goes to have his breakfast a

on ben shapiro.ng up next. >> breaking tonight, president trump speaking out on the midterms, russia, china, the crisis of saudi arabia is in us leaders and the brutal murder love a journalist. good evening and welcome to the next revolution. this is the home of positive populism. we'll discuss breaking news from the president who is standing by life. plus, as president trump accomplishments pile up, his enemies still smear and belittle the big changes that are being achieved. he with me for that

host: again, carolyn shapiro is our guest. steve, go ahead. caller: good morning. i am curious, had the allegations been nonsexual, say about fraud or bankruptcy, with the investigation had taken a different tone as opposed to what i am understanding, is because it was sexual it was pushed under the rug, but had there been another type of allegation, would the investigation gone a different way? guest: i would say that there are two different ways of thinking about that. one is that, of course it is impossible to imagine that this wayhat the allegations, the the allegations are responded to has a lot to do with the historic moment we are in, with the me too movement, anger about things president trump has been with respect to women. so the moment

ilya shapiro, thank you so much. >> my pleasure. kennedy: very good. coming up, much more on immigration including the number of people in the caravan on the way to be west. it's reportedly shrinking like we've been telling you for weeks. why are we sending more troops down to the border and how much is that going to cost? what happens when they get there. the panel, they're going to come by to explain how the caravan really effects you. that's coming up after the expedia introduces add on advantage, a new way to save on travel. now when you book a flight you unlock discounts on select hotels that you can use up until your trip starts. so whether you want to go out, stay in, or be in the middle of it all... add the perfect hotel when you're ready, and save. add on advantage. only with expedia. hey guys. today we're here to talk about trucks. i love trucks. what the heck is that?! whoa! what truck brand comes from the family of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road? i think it's the chevy. ford. is it ford? nope, it's not fo

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host: again, carolyn shapiro is our guest. steve, go ahead. caller: good morning.curious, had the allegations been nonsexual, say about fraud or bankruptcy, with the investigation had taken a different tone as opposed to what i am understanding, is because it was sexual it was pushed under the rug, but had there been another type of allegation, would the investigation gone a different way? guest: i would say that there are two different ways of thinking about that. one is that, of course it is impossible to imagine that this wayhat the allegations, the the allegations are responded to has a lot to do with the historic moment we are in, with the me too movement, anger about things president trump has been with respect to women. so the moment we are in, the cultural moment, informs people's response to the specific allegations. but the other thing i would say is if there was some kind of financial fraud or concern about -- that could be just as major a scandal. there were a lot of people who wanted to know more about judge kavanaugh's finances, people who are concern

ilya shapiro, thank you so much. >> my pleasure. kennedy: very good. coming up, much more on immigration including the number of people in the caravan on the way to be west. it's reportedly shrinking like we've been telling you for weeks. why are we sending more troops down to the border and how much is that going to cost? what happens when they get there. the panel, they're going to come by to explain how the caravan really effects you. that's coming up after the break. i know you want to leave me for schwab, but before you do that, you should meet our newest team member, tecky. i'm tecky. i can do it all. go ahead, ask it a question. tecky, can you offer low costs and award-winning wealth management with a satisfaction guarantee, like schwab? sorry. tecky can't do that. schwabbb! calling schwab. we don't have a satisfaction guarantee, but we do have tecky! i'm tecky. i ca... are you getting low costs and award-winning wealth management? if not, talk to schwab. a new way to save on travel. now when you book a flight you unlock discounts on select hote

the pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro is joining us. thanks so much for joining us. sad day for clearly everybody in pittsburgh, throughout pennsylvania, indeed throughout the nation. let me get your thoughts on the president of the united states right now. you said yesterday that the president hasn't risen to the level that americans need him to, at least not yet. do you think the visit today will make things better? >> well, we will see, wolf. we will see what comes after this visit, whether he offers words of healing, words of unity, or whether he continues to divide us with his speech and with his tweets. i think the ball is really in the president's court. as i've said before, i think we need a healer in chief. we need someone to help tone down the political rhetoric, turn the temperature down on that, and bring people together. words matter, wolf, and the president so far has failed to find the words to bring the american people together. >> what do you make of the protesters in pittsburgh who came out only a block or two away from the tree of life synagogue to

i'm lauren greene and now back to the ben shapiro election special . >> and then i saw him walking. >ll sorts of video out there showing who he is. >> actor and comedians tom arnolds new show is described all the presidents men meets curb your enthusiasm. thank you for joining us. >> that is an honor to just be here with you in person. >> but you tweeted earlier this week alcohol sons your emotional growth if you start as a teenager you stay a teenager emotionally so that talks about his behavior yesterday his unusual bond with the teenage girls basketball team. he is a 12 year federal judge and you are a human being. >> i'm also a recovering alcoholic. it was more about the way he conducted himself. if there is a young woman in his yearbook he referenced her as the alumni club and she came forward they all said that they had sex with her enchanted stuff about her. so i don't know if you were in a fraternity but that is what young guys do. [laughter] . >> i went to the university of iowa all roommates were in fraternity that is a sexual politics of that. but there is the immaturity th

jenna me now, ben shapiro, editor in chief of the daily wire and host of the ben shapiro election special, which is widely popular. on the president last night, taking those at swings at christine ford. >> two things can be true at once. he can be pointing out some real holes in christine blasey ford's testimony. the second, this is not productive. there are a lot of senators who are sitting on the fence, and any excuse for them to vote against kavanaugh is a mistake. the president is going out and doing this rally, obviously providing fodder for people on both sides of the aisle who want to avoid making the hard choice about kavanaugh. instead, hope to dump on the president that i'm not sure there is politically smart by the president. i am not a fan of him ripping into ford, personally, but are there holes in her story? that part he is right about. >> martha: he also raised the issue of men, young men, boys, the environment that they are in, and that prompted alyssa milano, who is we all remember was sitting behind judge kavanaugh as he answered the questions at the hearing with a noteb

josh shapiro, good to see you again.ou said your office is launching a separate investigation apart from the department of justice. what are you focusing on specifically? >> we're interested in finding out the social media platform gab that was used by not just this killer, but white nationalists, neo-nazis across this country to find out whether this is protected free speech or whether it's being used to insigi incite violence. it's something we're looking at carefully. >> far be it from me to defend gab, but i see heinous bigotry on twitter and facebook. why go after gab, what's different about that? >> there's a difference between heinous bigotry, and a platt form being used to incite violence in our community. i'm not saying for certain that is what's occurring. i'm saying that's something that we're interested in looking at. and we're interested in looking at it from a civil and a criminal perspective, and getting to the bottom of how this platform is being used. >> the shooter is already facing 29 federal charges,

but other people have been ben shapiro . and one of the most respected legal scholars in the country. these are not, i am not defending or playing the victim, but i speak about minority support for the police in high crime neighborhoods. i do not think this is hate speech. i think that to even give validity to that rhetoric, that somehow campuses are experiencing this parade of people spewing racist ideas, is already part of the problem. he says that universities are the best at managing civil conflicts. maybe that is only because this victim knowledge he is already rapidly starting to spread into civil society as exemplified by the firing of computer scientist james moore from google in august 2017. he had risen a fact-based reasonable memo, challenging the reigning feminist orthodoxy at google, and inspiring a googles ceo, using the identical language, the victim knowledge he language from campus is saying that google employees were hurting because gilmore had resented a set of arguments about why there is not 50-50 gender

applause pennsylvania attorney generaljohn shapiro. please hold your applause.sentatives, state senator, state senator jake koster, representatives, state senator, state senatorjake koster, and our owfi state senatorjake koster, and our own state representative, dan frankel. pittsburgh elected officials, pittsburgh mayor act—mac two, who rijkaard spoke so bitterly today. —— two, who rijkaard spoke so bitterly today. — — bill two, who rijkaard spoke so bitterly today. —— bill peduto. i know there are the council people here, we thank you all. who spoke so beautifully. a few of our national and internationaljewish organisations. from our jewish federation family, the president and ceo ofjewish federations in north america jerry silverman. the vice—chair of the board of trustees of the jewish federations of north america. president of the world jewish congress. vice—chairman of the conference of presidents. israeli officials. israel minister for they are spread affairs. —— die israeli ambassador to united states. consul general of israel and new york. representativ

the old child hold is also worth a visit originally established as a shapiro house it was the town'svenue for dances performances and celebrations also spend some winters here in venice. but the city center is not all there is to see the old costs are rising above the hills is another must see in the nineteenth century it was home to count. today it's been turned into a museum. bob. has no time for that now he's already on his way back. into the snow. that's all from us for today i hope even joy trip across germany will be back tomorrow with another trip through another european country. special we're off to britain while we. try to. visit a place of the beatles. scotland's number one tourist magnet join us for this and more. special. female candidates then it's a day for. women all striving for power in the u.s. military an excellent school. carried out her out of. luck to these women want. us on this way. and to meet some of the candidates on the c.w. . dream international talk show it's been determined to us week in germany also resolve bitter divisions over my friendship with gov

former treasury department official beth shapiro kaufman. >> so if they were underreporting the giftshen they'd underpaid the gift tax and that would be something of interest to the new york tax authorities and to the federal tax authorities. >> reporter: weijia jiang, cbs news, south haven, mississippi. >>> the secret service confirms a suspicious envelope was sent to president trump and it was intercepted before it made it to the white house. . and the secret service is investigating two others that were sent to the pentagon. david martin reports. >> reporter: two letters one addressed to the secretary of defense and the chief of naval operations tested positive for the poison ricin. they arrived at this pentagon mail facility constructed after 9/11 to screen packages for explosives and suspicious substances. even in this electronic age it processes 13,000 pieces of mail each day. the two letters were sent to the fbi lab at quantico for more sophisticated analysis. it is not uncommon for substances which initially test positive to come up negative in the lab. ricin is a powder made

the old child hole is also worth a visit originally established as a shapiro house it was the town's venue for dances performances and celebrations we also spent some winters here in venice. but the city center is not all there is to see the old costs are rising above the hills is another must say in the nineteenth century it was home to count. today it's been turned into a museum. but. has no time for he's already on his way back. into the snow. for today i hope even joy trip across germany will be back tomorrow with another trip through another european country. special we're off to britain where we. visit. place of the beatles. scotland's number one tourist magnet join us for this. special. come. come. come come. come come. come come come. come come. come come come come. come. come come. come. come on. because the bundesliga. the chamique holdsclaw. rematch mr abbas. and movie youngish makes history grabbing fine fast friends from trash talking. the bush. told. the real talent resides. i come from the loss of freedom in fact the feeling good use of blood loss democracy. that's one

former treasury department official beth shapiro kaufman: >> so if they were under- reporting the gifts they underpaid the gift tax, and that would be something of interest to the new york tax authorities and to the federal tax authorities. >> reporter: president trump's political opponents have long blled on him to release his tax returns, but he refuses, citing an ongoing audit. "the new york times" says that article is based on extensive fporting and more than 100,000 pages of other financial documents. jeff. >> glor: weijia jiang on the road again tonight with the president. thank you. the already-desperate situation on one of indonesia's islands is getting worse tonight. roads remain blocked, making it next to impossible for supplies to reach the areas hit hardest by friday's earthquake and then following tsunami. the confirmed death toll now tops 1,200. ben tracy has made it to the disaster zone in palu. >> reporter: the rescue effort is now increasingly a grim recovery operation. on tuesday, heavy machinery was brought in to pick apart what the 7.5-magnitude earthquake violently

house district andmbent vern buchanan challenger democrat david shapiro debated each other last ratedleans republican. president trump carried the district by 10 points two years ago. congressman buchanan is running for a seventh term, preventing sarasota. -- representing sarasota. >> the race in the 16th district has been one of the most highly watched contest in the country. why? president trump won the district i 10 points. elected ae not democrat to congress since 1983, but no one motivates democrats like donald j trump and the party is hoping this year will be the year to flip this district, which includes sarasota. we would like to welcome covers you can and elected in 2007. and david should appear again alone -- a known trial attorney. you both will get one minute for opening remarks. we had a coin >> i want to thank channel 7 for the opportunity to visit with folks here in the district. let me just give a little bit of background. i'm a blue collar kid, grew up in the detroit area, one of six kids. oldest.e to give you some sense of that and a little back

i was talking to illya shapiro at the top of the show saying you can't have it both ways. >> kennedy, this process is a farce. you hit the nail on the head. consider two things. consider the timing, and consider the source. as for the timing, if the democrats wanted an fbi investigation they could have had one six weeks ago in july when they first found out about this. consider the source. the people trying to assassinate judge kavanaugh's character. senator blumenthal from connecticut who said he had been a warrior in vietnam fighting in the army. turns out he had never been in the country. senator hirono whose mentor was accused muching sexual assault and she never said a word. kennedy: cory booker corroborated his own sexual misconduct. this hyper moralizing will take us to bad places in the future. those of us who want to limit the size of government, they are just proving that the government is by and large run by a bunch of incompetent boobs. >> i hope when the roles are reversed that republicans don't sink as low as some of judge kavanaugh's foes have sunk. but you sow what you

. >> in florida's 16th district, arn buchanan is seeking second term against david shapiro.d each other in a debate that focused on education, health care, and the deficit. this is half an hour. for congress in the 16th congressional district has been one of the most highly watched contests in that country. president trump won the district by 10 points. voters have not elected a democrat to congress since 1983 but no one motivates democrats like donald trump and the party is hoping this will be the year to flip this district which includes sarasota, manatee, and southern

. >> welcome to the final episode of the ben shapiro election special.e to be with here the last few sundays and i'm grateful for your viewership. we have a big show tonight. a great panel in a debate and a closer look at that panic over kanye west white house visit. we begin with something we call the big takedown. the democratics parties embrace of the mob. lastly, president trump royal democrats when he pointed out the democratic party has endorsed the politics of the

am saying that is what they did to that woman and she came forward and said if i had sex with ben shapirol but then up at the supreme court but then they humiliated this young woman. ben: see her contention is not making amends to her but then asking questions about it? . >> so it isn't about the ford allegations but what's in the yearbook quick. >>. >> but i'm talking about that statement donald trump wrote for him. doing the most research. but they read that statement from donald trump. . >> do you think all women ought to be believed quick. >> in what way. >> if a woman comes forward with allegations? . >> does that need to be verified quick. >> but suggested you suggested leanne was coached to attack al franken. >> i know that 100 percent. 100 percent. ben: so you don't believe all women quick. >> she was coached. but then you start dealing with stuff like that. and i'm sorry we made fun of you that is why kavanaugh should have done. but then you start dealing with this thing to happen to you but then you write about it. so then i go back to my own home town to see those people i grew

josh shapiro's today after pope francis accepted resignation of a washington cardinal., a scathing grand jury report found that the cardinal covered up a sex abuse while running the diocese. he is allowed to retire with no apparent consequences. agrees -- anber abuse survivor agrees. >> retirement is a good thing. but our priest was a known pedophile, and he was a known pedophile when he was abusing us and found out five years before. in accepting his resignation, the pope asked him to stay temporarily and suggested he had unfairly become a scapegoat. turkey is rejecting president trump's assertion that u.s. pressure contributed to the release of a house arrest. from an american pastor. he was free today after two years of detention following his conviction on charges related to a failed 2016 coup. his lawyer says he is expected to return to the united states. repairing --ram is preparing for refugees likely to flee to turkey if a conflict breakout in syria. the executive director says the pre-positioning rations from short-term medium-range along the turkish border." h

on ben shapiro. state june to steve hilton, coming up next. >> breaking tonight, president trump speaking out on the midterms, russia, china, the crisis of saudi arabia is in us leaders and the brutal murder love a journalist. good evening and welcome to the next revolution. this is the home of positive populism. we'll discuss breaking news from the president who is standing by life. plus, as president trump accomplishments pile up, his enemies still smear and belittle the big changes that are being achieved. he with me for that are more are tommy lauren, and ray. first let's get to the breaking news. president trump interview on 60 minutes. he offered a fierce defense of his administration policy on north korea, russia, trey, and more. take a look at what happens when they press for the 2016 election. >> well, they metal but i think china metal two. >> why do you think china metal? >> i think china metal also. i think frankly, china is a bigger problem. >> your diverting the russian thing. i'm sayin

ben shapiro, editor chief of daily wire, host of ben shapiro election special on fox news channel. for 47 minutes. what are your observations? >> first of all the president obviously is very optimistic and in a pretty good mood about the elections which i think telling about where the republican party is going into election 2018. the polls in the senate are much stronger for republican than they were even two weeks ago. obviously take note of the president's comments about gary cohn, attorney general sessions and comment about saudi arabia which i think are pretty much on the money at this point. the president needs to know what happened with regard to this journalist. he need to take action the president knows that. there is a lot. there i'm sort of unpacking it in my head as i'm sure he have one is listening to that. steve: sure. it is very clear when he was talking about comments from eric holder, stumping for gubernatorial democrat noun in georgia, the go low, go high, we kick 'em business, president is worried about the rhetoric going on in this country right now. >> yeah. you

now back to the ben shapiro election special. out. overall, total support for judge kavanaugh. 58%.%. so, it's 58%, 28% opposed. that is pretty good, right? i think that's good. west virginia. republican 81% versus 8%. ben: welcome back. how will the kavanaugh witch hunt impact voters this november? with big on the latest polling numbers for the president. how are you doing? >> pleasure to be with you, ben. trÈs delicious starbright at the top. have you seen any impact on the polling data thus far from the brett kavanaugh stuff we've been watching? >> not yet. i'm sure pollsters are in the field right now judging public opinion on not in what we saw last week heard so far we don't have any hard data to figure out how it might have impacted the vote. >> i see a i see them pull this one that suggested republicans picked up a couple points in missouri. do you have any feeling on how this would go if you had to put on your prediction goggles, how would this impact? >> one thing we did see in a systemic total across the board is that what happened last week in the judiciary committee rea

and ben shapiro and terry brad you shaw, thbradshaw will be wi.just about 12 minutes from now. jillian: myspace, steve. rob: what's your myspace song? >> hello, it's me. jillian: thanks, steve. we're coming right back. ♪ (whooshing) - [narrator] for powerful suction, you need a shark. with two swappable batteries, at maximum suction the shark ion f80 has more run time than the dyson v10 absolute. or, choose the upright model for whole home cleaning only from shark. unstopand it's strengthenedting place, the by xfi pods,gateway. which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. rob: hurricane michael downgraded finally to a tropical storm. but still packing a punch and now posing an inland threat. jillian: ray bogen is live in appalachia, florida. >> reporter: good morning. here in appla apalachicola, the floodwaters have receded. it left behind plenty of debris, including a green dumpster that

. >> anthony: matt shapiro is another lawyer who represents street vendors when they need legal help,t reality is all too often. >> anthony: now, generally speaking, to open up a cart on the street you need a license. >> matt: you have to have a license for yourself and then you have to have a permit for the cart itself. that's the problem. >> anthony: in any spot? >> matt: generally speaking, yes, although there's lots of restrictions. >> anthony: manhattan is very much the "not in my backyard neighborhood" in a lot of ways. i mean, for this reason manhattan in my view is less interesting than queens. this is a wonderland. >> matt: yeah. >> anthony: i mean, look at what we've got here. >> shawn: you know they're trying to change it though, and the more it does change, the more the vendors are threatened, you know? >> matt: there's all this talk about cleaning up roosevelt avenue, you know, what that means. >> anthony: if you get higher rents, nicer buildings, they're not going to want a street cart out in front. >> matt: that's sometimes the problem that vendors face. even if the spo

ben shapiro says no matter what they call it, the angry rhetoric from the left is reminding voters inis opinion what a mistake it is to put democrats in charge. >> for democrats, every available avenue of resistance against republicans is justified. riots aren't riots. they're uprisings. mobs aren't mobs. those are just angry people. according to the media and the political left, but i repeat myself, republicans are evil so even their speech is violence. democrats are good, so even their violence is speech. the democratic embrace of mob politics is ugly. it may be the reminder that american need that handing power to a group of people who cheer on the mob while attacking individual rights would be a terrible, terrible mistake. rob: there is a lot at stake this november. 35 senate seats up for grabs and all 435 house seats are up for re-election as well. >>> harvard going to trial today over accusations of admissions bias. the school is accused of discriminating against asian american students. the case could eventually reach the supreme court setting up a challenge to affirmative acti

but as far as political blame issue, ben shapiro tweets remember that time everybody correctly avoidedaming bernie sanders for one of his supporters shooting up a bunch of congress people, that's not going to happen today with crazy bomber guy. juan? >> i find this so much rhetorical jujitsu on the part of trump supporters. ? you look at bernie sanders, bernie sanders was not making insinldry remarks about donald trump and his opponents. there's a clear record, it's not arguable, go a trump rally, we heard from senator feinstein about the "lock her up," also second amendment people, people take care of hillary. obama was tapping me, wire tapping me, he's a liar. all of these things. and at some point, that's actually what the reporters, enemy of the american people, you can understand why democrats would say, hey, this is different than bernie sanders. bernie sanders, you could say he's a social interest, you can say he wants single payer medicare. >> shannon: but like him, the president hasn't said go out and kill people or terrorize people. >> no, don't misunderstand me, i'm not draw

monday morning, a discussion on the races to watch in campaign 2018, and carolyn shapiro of the institute on this up in court of the united states at chicago college of law talks about the history of supreme court confirmations in the senate. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern, monday morning. joi the discussion -- join the discussion. >> on monday, president trump will perform the ceremonial swearing-in of justice breyer kavanaugh -- brett kavanaugh. our coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. on c-span. >> british prime minister theresa may gave the closing keynote speech at her party's conference in birmingham, calling for unity as britain prepares to exit the european union. this is about an hour. ♪ [abba's "dancing queen"] ♪ ♪ you can dance, you can dance, having the time of your life see that girl, watch that scene, dig in the dancing queen ♪ [applause] p.m. may: thank you, thank you very much for that warm welcome. now can i just say you will have to excuse me if i cough during the speech. i've been up all night supergluing the backdrop. [laughter] [applause] mind you, i suppose

three and four were ben shapiro. fox news again.terms of engagement, people who are talking about this, interacting about it, yes, it's absolutely penetrating i think on the right for sure. i think it's also true on the left. you will see it in the fund-raising numbers certainly for democrats. they are raising a ton of money. i don't think it helps them in the senate but it could help them win back the house. >> greg: jesse, would you like to react of sound on tape of donald trump reacting to this? why don't we do that? i wanted to ask first. >> i say it's a very scary time for young men in america when you can be guilty of something that you may not be guilty of. this is a very, very, very difficult time. what is happening here has much more to do than even the appointment of a supreme court justice. >> jesse: i think he hit the nail on the head. i'm not worried about anything. i don't think men in this country are that much under assault. he has a good point that any allegation can bring anybody down if this is the environment we

now back to ben shapiro. >> now, west virginia, they did a poll. just came out.ge kavanaugh. 58%. total opposed 28%. so, it's 58%, 28% opposed. that is pretty good, right? i think that's good. west virginia. republican 81% versus 8%. ben: welcome back. how will the kavanaugh witch hunt impact voters this november? with big on the latest polling numbers for the president. how are you doing? >> pleasure to be with you, ben. trÈs delicious starbright at the top. have you seen any impact on the polling data thus far from the brett kavanaugh stuff we've been watching? >> not yet. i'm sure pollsters are in the field right now judging public opinion on not in what we saw last week heard so far we don't have any hard data to figure out how it might have impacted the vote. >> i see a i see them pull this one that suggested republicans picked up a couple points in missouri. do you have any feeling on how this would go if you had to put on your prediction goggles, how would this impact? >> one thing we did see in a systemic total across the board is that what happened last

. -- attorney general josh shapiro. ultimately, my priorities would be to continue to combat sexual violence, domestic violence coming human trafficking, the opioid crisis is a huge concern for me in this area, and for the nation at large. and last but certainly not least, i would like to make sure we have a robust workforce development. we bring drop -- jobs and immigration reform. thank you. moderator: thank you. the me too repeated? -- do you mean me to repeat it? what is the primary reason you want to be a congresswoman? what above all else do you want to do in washington? the as specific as possible regarding policies you would advocate or policies he would take. ms. scanlon: as i referenced in my opening, i am not going to washington to work on anything new. the issues i have been working on as a public interest lawyer of the issues i want to go to washington for. under the new administration, and with what is going on in congress, we are seeing the impact on the ground every day. particularly on issues involving

. >> welcome to the final episode of the ben shapiro election special.been an honor and privilege to be with here the last few sundays and i'm grateful for your viewership. we have a big show tonight. a great panel in a debate and a closer look at that panic over kanye west white house visit. we begin with something we call the big takedown. the democratics parties embrace of the

ben shapiro wrote about this. there were times when the confrontation with trumpism was new to conservatives, where they called it what it was. they saw it for what it was. and then slowly but surely, the borg a simulates them. what i find so unnerving is you watch one after another after another unable to muster the obvious clarity of that diagnosis. >> all of these people were happy to stand and assert that they believed in the american idea and ideal when the american idea and ideal was not being tested. when it was not under assault. when it was not being contested. what we see is a crisis of profound cowardice in what i would argue is the worst generation of political leadership the country may have ever had. we don't see very many teddy roosevelt, jr.'s using his position to be the first man on d-day to lead the men ashore. we don't see much of that in american life any more. the capitulation to this, the cowardice in the face of the evil that we saw this past weekend, the willful blindness and ignorance abo

. >> asher shapiro from the committee to protect journalists named names, tweeting out registration recordshp goldfield from a former staffer for democratic senator bob menendez and bob coleman, a republican from minnesota turned lobbyist, among others. just before president trump visited the kingdom last year, the saudi government hired three u.s. lobbying firms near the white house, one made up of former trump advisers, receiving annual compensation of $5.4 million, according to federal records. >> one of those goals is to make sure that arms sales keep flowing from the u.s. to saudi arabia. another is to make sure that the u.s. turns a blind eye to a lot of civilian casualties being experienced in the war in yemen. other issues include domestic human rights issues in saudi arabia. they want u.s. policy makers to turn a blind eye to. >> of course, it's not just the government. it's the president's private businesses, as well. >> saudi arabia and i get along great with all of them. they buy apartments from me, they spend $40 million. $50 million. am i supposed to dislike them? i like them

our colleague from the investigations team rich shapiro had a lot to say. he was thrown out of the house at 19. he worked as a dancer and a bouncer. living out of a van for a time. and going to the gym to shower, unclear where he was living most recently or what he was doing for work. as of five years ago, he didn't talk politics. too many steroids in his day. that stuff will melt your brain. i didn't even know he was a republican. he seemed more like a democrat but i guess you never know. i mean, clearly a loner and a lost soul, huh, clint? >> yeah. i think so. you know, i saw a picture of the van that was taken in december where a young couple saw the van parked in florida, the win dopes down and thought it indicated somebody living inside and they stayed away from it. so a lot of people saw this van. a lot of people know this guy and they're going to have different opinions about him. realize we have a dozen now 13 devices. you can look on the internet. just this year, individuals have been arrested after they built 20, 30, 40, remember the 2 columbine s

monday morning, a discussion on the races to watch in campaign 2018, and carolyn shapiro of the institute up in court of the united states at chicago college of law talks about the history of supreme court confirmations in the senate. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern, monday morning. joi the discussion -- join the discussion. >> on monday, president trump will perform the ceremonial swearing-in of justice breyer kavanaugh -- brett kavanaugh. our coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. on c-span. >> british prime minister theresa may gave the closing keynote speech at her party's conference in birmingham, calling for unity as britain prepares to exit the european union. this is about an hour.

like ben shapiro saying it's ruining his family.n what if it does go the wrong way for him and there is no evidence that he did this in high school. then he might be out of a job. he has has to raise his daughters. brian: what they have done is ignited a republican party fat and happy with the house, senate and the white house. enough to they are motivated. ainsley: is it going to backfire? republicans mad enough to go to the polls? brian: that's what mitch mcconnell was saying yesterday. is he getting harassed at the airport. ainsley: trying to get in his car and remember his wife it h. to defend him? steve: she did. brian: this is what he had to say. >> i want to make it clear to the people chasing my members around the hall here, or harassing them at the airports, or going to their homes we will not be intimidated by these people. there is no chance in the world they are going to scare us out of doing our duty. i don't care how many members they chase, how many people they harass here in the halls. i want to make one thing perfec