he lost to a longtime senator from south dakota. john kennedy felt that perhaps his candidacy had brought mcgovern down, so he offered mcgovern a position to run a program in the kennedy administration. >> we are talking about george mcgovern's legacy, his candidacy. we are going to delve into the primary run he made in 1971. before we do that, let's go to court in akron, ohio. >> thank you, and good evening c-span. a thank-you for this wonderful series. i only hope some day you will do one about the cabinet. anyway, my comment and my question is i heard somewhere -- i do not know what the truth is behind this -- but moments before senator robert f. kennedy was assassinated in 1968 after winning the california primary, senator mcgovern was actually participating in a conversation with senator kennedy. i wondered if it has been revealed what the conversation was about and if you know anything about that phone conversation? >> jules witcover? >> i have never heard that. i was in the hotel kitchen at the time robert kennedy was assassi

he lost to a longtime senator from south dakota. john kennedy felt that perhaps his candidacy had brought mcgovern down, so he offered mcgovern a position to run a program in the kennedy administration. >> we are talking about george mcgovern's legacy, his candidacy. we are going to delve into the primary run he made in 1971. before we do that, let's go to akron, ohio. go ahead. >> thank you, and good evening c-span. thank-you for this wonderful series. i only hope some day you will do one about the cabinet. anyway, my comment and my question is i heard somewhere -- i do not know what the truth is behind this -- but moments before senator robert f. kennedy was assassinated in 1968 after winning the california primary, senator mcgovern was actually participating in a phone conversation with senator kennedy. i wondered if it has been revealed what the conversation was about and if you know anything about that phone conversation? >> jules witcover? >> i have never heard that. i was in the hotel kitchen at the time robert kennedy was as

you were born in south dakota. >> born in south dakota. >> stephen: grew up in arizona. >> grew up in phoenix, yeah. >> stephen: what's a guy in south dakota and arizona doing ballet? why aren't you doing the boot-scooting lie dance and eating a chili dog? >> first i saw fred astaire on tv. he was my main inspiration. i was obsessed with him and what he did. he was unbelievably on the silver screen, secondly, as an artist, there is this calling that everyone speak up when you have... when you love what you do, and for me that is dance. as an artist i had this natural calling. i was never pushed in ballet, forced to be in ballet. it was my own dedication, my own obsession really. and that's true even to today. >> let's talk about dance and obsession. i saw that movie the "black swan." did you see that movie? >> of course. >> stephen: is that true? are all you guys crazy? do you have visions you have feathers coming out of your body all the time? >> if the movie got anything right, it's the fact that we are crazy and dedicated for our art form. >> stephen: also in that movie they are li

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the 89-year-old was flown to a hospital in south dakota. he is a former senator and was getting ready to take part in a live program focusing on failed presidential candidates who changed the landscape of american politics. he was taking when he was taken away. >>> a scandal in the district. the fbi and irs raided harry thomas jr.'s home today. they spelt almost all day at the house. jackie bensen outside that house in northeast d.c. >> reporter: the full significance of what happened here today is not yet known but it doesn't look good. after a long day, federal agents finally left the home of d.c. council member harry "tommy" thomas, jr. >> we think at the end of the investigation will the be found that mr. thomas didn't violate any criminal laws. that's what we told the press. >> reporter: federal agents descended on his home. there was a lot of coming and going by fbi agents. items were taken from the home it at one point thomas's motorcycle seen here were towed away. sources tell wrc that the federal government is looking at thomas's u

i was miss rodeo south dakota.ride horses you've never seen before. >> bob: do you do barrel racing? >> no. no. that is not in the pageant. a lot of girls do it. it grew up running barrels but a lot of girls do it in the free time but not during the pageant. >> dana: she started as a young girl. >> i did. >> dana: tell me about that. you are from winter, south dakota, your mom and dad weren't rodeo people. but had people that were. >> my up at was miss rodeo south dakota in '94. she grew up doing 4h. it started and i entered my first 4h rodeo when i was ten. run barrels and growing up. did the queen stuff. i said i'd be miss rodeo america. >> dana: i wonder if greg can give an explanation about tying goats. >> greg: i have been doing it for years. >> bob: you look remarkable. do you watch "the five"? you better say yes. you watch "the five" right? >> yes. >> bob: oh, good. you know andrea tantaros, right our greek component here? you look exactly alike, you two. it's amazing. which is a comply meant, i might add. >

i was miss rodeo south dakota. seen before. >> bob: do you do barrel racing? >> no. no. that is not in the pageant. a lot of girls do it. it grew up running barrels but a lot of girls do it in the free time but not during the pageant. >> dana: she started as a young girl. >> i did. >> dana: tell me about that. you are from winter, south dakota, your mom and dad weren't rodeo people. but had people that were. >> my up at was miss rodeo south dakota in '94. she grew up doing 4h. it started and i entered my first 4h rodeo when i was ten. run barrels and growing up. did the queen stuff. i said i'd be miss rodeo america. >> dana: i wonder if greg can give an explanation about tying goats. >> greg: i have been doing it for years. >> bob: you look remarkable. do you watch "the five"? you better say yes. you watch "the five" right? >> yes. >> bob: oh, good. you know andrea tantaros, right our greek component here? you look exactly alike, you two. it's amazing. which is a comply meant, i might add. >> thank you. >> dana: a

he was reelected in south dakota pretty handily in 1974. by that time, watergate had come about and president nixon had resigned. senator mcgovern felt a bit of vindication. it is unfortunate that his defeat was so total in 1972 that he was not mentioned as a candidate in 1976. in 1980, there was a big republican wave that brought ronald reagan into office. many democrats lost their seats in congress. in 1984, george mcgovern launched another quixotic bid for the presidency. he was up against gary hart and former vice president walter mondale. george mcgovern got kudos for being a thoughtful presence. he got credit for trying to heal some of the wounds within the party. he maintained a very active life in public affairs, going back to this passion for addressing world hunger. with bill clinton, he helped work on the world food program, which helped to feed many people. under and nutrition remains his passion today, as well he did hunter -- hunger and nutrition remains his passion today, as well as reminding people of liberal values. >> than

pai, we had in my state of south dakota, back in 2009, the justice department permitted emerge to go forward on the condition that divestiture take place and ultimately allowed at&t to take over the assets in south dakota. as a result all those customers suddenly found themselves in debt spots where there hadn't been any before. and that at&t of course is reportedly a package of disasters in attempt to obtain justice department approval to its merger with t-mobile and i concerned about how those proposed divestitures might impact my state. somebody might be able to comment on that issue, sort your perspective on it, and how you intend to do with those issues as they come before you. >> i can take this one, transfixed. thanks for the question. a general matter, i would take case-by-case, look at every transaction to determine whether or not a divestiture were in the public interest. and the extent that i believe that a divestiture actually would harm consumers rather than benefit them, that's not something that i would support. i think the very purpose of the best teachers to address

he spent about five days in the hospital out in sioux falls, south dakota. he fell right before he came in to where the studio was set up in mitchell, south dakota. unfortunately, we never got him on the show. here is a clip that was not on the program i think you might find interesting -- an interview that george mcgovern gave us before that night. >> this is the most corrupt administration in american history. she said that on "meet the press." she was right. nobody believed that they figured it was just politics. open the door to china, which is good. i give them credit for it. i went to richard nixon's funeral. i figured he was president of the united states and did a lot of good things as well as bad. i was listening to all of the eulogies, including one by my friend, bob dole. i thought, gosh, even from nixon's standpoint, it would have been better if i had one. i bet you he had the same feeling. the would not have been thrown out of office. historians would have talked about the opening to china, they talked with the soviet union -- detante with the s

the former south dakota senator was 89, and on his way to do an interview in mitchell, south dakota whened. no word on his condition. in 1972 he ran for president against richard nixon and ended up losing in 70 land slide. >>> and republican presidential candidate herman cain says he will make an announcement about his future campaign plans. he returned to atlanta to discuss the plans with his wife. the two have not talked face-to- face since a woman said she had a long-term affair with cain. >>> and penn state is standing by its decision to fire long- time coach joe paterno. they say it was in the best interest to fire him and the university president, coming after allegations that the men knew that coach sandusky sexually abused children on the school property. > and a company defending itself on accusations of smart wear key strokes, they monitor the strokes on the mobile phones but the company insists it doesn't record or restore private messages, they say the software in the phones is designed to help users with problems. the company faces two class action lawsuits claiming that the

the former south dakota senator was on his way to do a live interview with c-span at dakota wesleyanniversity. his daughter says he tripped on the way to the set. the 89-year-old spent time in the hospital back in october for exhaustion. >>> make sure you plan ahead and give yourselves extra time if you want to use me throw weekend. sex stations on the red line will be shut down, all closed until monday morning. crews are now installing new rails and making safety upgrades. the ford taunton station will stay open for green and yellow riders and free shuttle service between all of the closed stations. buses will replace trains on the orange line, no strains between cheverly and greenwood. trains will be running again in time for monday morning's commute. >>> enjoy traveling on the county connector for free, this weekend, because it's soon going to cost you. the all electric toll road starts driving monday, it opened two weeks ago and connects i-370 and gaithersburg to laurel. it will cost you four bucks to travel the entire way of the icc. >>> this morning, you can take a major step t

the former south dakota senator was 89, and on his way to do an interview in mitchell, south dakota whenppened. no word on his condition. in 1972 he ran for president against richard nixon and ended up losing in 70 land slide. >>> and republican presidential candidate herman cain says he will make an announcement about his future campaign plans. he returned to atlanta to discuss the plans with his wife. the two have not talked face-to- face since a woman said she had a long-term affair with cain. >>> and penn state is standing by its decision to fire long- time coach joe paterno. they say it was in the best interest to fire him and the university president, coming after allegations that the men knew that coach sandusky sexually abused children on the school property. >>> and a company defending itself on accusations of smart wear key strokes, they monitor the strokes on the mobile phones but the company insists it doesn't record or restore private messages, they say the software in the phones is designed to help users with problems. the company faces two class action lawsuits claiming th

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i am concerned about the effect divestitures on rural states like south dakota. i would ask you to look into that issue to make sure that those packages are truly preserving competition and not negatively impacting certain regions of the country. to that point, we have in my state of south dakota, when verizon acquired a telecom company in my state, the justice department allow the merger to go forward under the condition that divestitures take place. customers suddenly found themselves with dead spots where there had not been any before. now at&t is of course reportedly floating a package of divestitures in an attempt to obtain approval of its merger with t-mobile. i have concerns about how those proposed divestitures might impact my state. i wonder if you could comment on that issue, your perspective on it, and how you intend to deal with those issues as they come before you. >> i can take this one. thank you for the question. as a general matter, i would take it case by case, look at every transaction to determine whether or not a divestiture were in the publi

taken to a south dakota hospital.s are not nope but mcgovern lost his 1972 challenge against president richard nixon but continued to distinguish him. mcgovern is a life long advocate for u.s. and world food programs. stay with fox news for the latest on this developing story. >> straight ahead, don't mess with rush limbaugh. what happened to the "occupy" protesters who tried? well, it's caught on camera and you're going to see it next. a whole new field of dreams. why a basketball star traded his lakers jersey for a baseball cap? why outraged parents are calling their kids' teachers scrooge. that's next. >> here's the best of the restrooms rush limbaugh squares off with "occupy wall street" protesters. here's what happens when they try to interrupt rush0s speech in new york city. [booing] [booing] >> now -- [shouting] >> you know, when you see that, when you see that, i wonder, why am i paying thousands of dollars for security. [laughter] >> and then -- there's one -- [shouting] [shouting] >> you know, i have a coke

even rapid city south dakota 20 degrees, so here pattern.erall the jet stream well to our north.e on more what we will see is same. clear nights, and then sunday, pleasantly chilly days. overnight, during the early temperatures will be dropping. i think once again for you folks shenandoah valley, winchester, spots like that, probably into the high teens. sterling, out near dulles, down degrees, a cold morning to with and a lot of sunshine. clouds begin to show up as into late tuesday and but the weather front a few lonesome showers. when you go out to work or the morning, atperature 34 degrees sunrise. is getting a bit later. tomorrow, i call it pleasantly chilly with light winds, a lot of sunshine, so tomorrow you on the sunny side of the street. the solar energy still helps. and then later in the week, the and thends come in, it will do anything at chance of showers on he and another area of pressure comes in. more dry weather coming our way, and because it is monday, once the weekend right now looks sunni and chilly. it looks pretty nice. talking about the weekend on monday. d

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the republican governor south dakota called me on the phone and said, he said, this is unbelievable. i wish i had thought about it. send me to love. i said i will, but you know your neighbor in north dakota, which is more republicans in south dakota is the only place in the country that has a state owned rink they've been doing this since the great depression. that's how i got the idea. you get the idea. doesn't matter whether right or wrong at the point is we sit and talk about how to keep farmers on the land, how to avoid putting banks in trouble. nobody gave a thought of it. and even at the beginning of all of this hyper partisan era in the 80s when i represented the governor's with the republican in negotiating the welfare reform bill with the reagan white house and 87 and 88 and went to designing with president reagan on the white house lawn and had her republican counterpart in democratic counterpart peter but the the committee for democratic chairman and republican minority leader and we went to the white house and there is never a of politics the whole time. we were always ta

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. >>> former presidential candidate george mcgovern is in stable condition in a south dakota hospital. the democrat fell and hit his head yesterday just before a c-span interview. doctors say the former senator is alert and is resting comfortably. richard nixon defeated him for the presidency back in 1972. >>> and still ahead, a thief caught on tape stealing from church pre-schools. the excuse he used to get access in the first place. >>> christmas comes early in prince george's county. we'll take you on a very special shopping spree. chuck will be back with a look at our sunday forecast. [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices... in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum... we can empower more people to innovate... putting momentum behind our economy. and we can reduce the deficit... with more than thirty billion dollars paid by america's wireless companies. it's simple -- more spectrum means more freedom. for everyone. more spectrum means more freedom. and even though you do what you can to take

and john thune of south dakota stepped out a moment ago. we're hoping for some good news. what can you tell us? >> right, it's a two-month extension, erin. it has unemployment insurance, it has the payroll tax cut extension, and what we call the doc fix, which deals with physician reimbursements under medicare. and then it also has the keystone pipeline language that was in the house, also in this particular senate bill. so i feel really good about where we are considering the fact that the senate democrats i don't think were comfortable with the pay-fors that were being proposed. and we would like to have gotten a full year like what was passed through the house of representatives. but this is where we are. we get a two-month extension of the three things i mentioned, plus we get the pipeline. >> okay. two months, though, is really not something that makes people feel very good. i mean, we're going to be having the same conversation in 60 days with another countdown? >> well, my guess is we probably will. we'll have to revisit this issue. like i said, that was not the the

if i have to choose between the next billion dollars going to saudi arabia or south dakota, i pick south dakota. if i have to pick between iran and iowa, i pick iowa. and the fact is, if we could make sure we retain the renewable fuel standards, go to e-15 as a blend and move towards flex vehicles and flex stations we're better off. brazilians have flex vehicles. auto companies say it's hard to do, every one of them do it in brazil. brazilians are independent of the middle east in their energy supplies. we can do this. we can get it done and it's important we do so. let me give you two quick examples of how totally wrong barack obama is on energy. as opposed to drilling offshore he put a moratorium in the gulf and he goes to brazil and he tells the brazilians how proud so of the fact that they are drilling offshore. how glad he is that we can guarantee $2 billion in loans to buy equipment from a company that george soros has invested in and then he goes on the say which was an astounding thing for an american president. he said i want to us be your best customer. now that's exactly backw

and john thune of south dakota stepped out a moment ago. we're hoping for some good news. what can you tell us? >> right, it's a two-month extension, erin. it has unemployment insurance, it has the payroll tax cut extension, and what we call the doc fix, which deals with physician reimbursements under medicare. and then it also has the keystone pipeline language that was in the house, also in this particular senate bill. so i feel really good about where we are considering the fact that the senate democrats i don't think were comfortable with the pay-fors that were being proposed. and we would like to have gotten a full year like what was passed through the house of representatives. but this is where we are. we get a two-month extension of the three things i mentioned, plus we get the pipeline. >> okay. two months, though, is really not something that makes people feel very good. i mean, we're going to be having the same conversation in 60 days with another countdown? >> well, my guess is we probably will. we'll have to revisit this issue. like i said, that was not the the

but in my state of south dakota, for example, when keystone one went through there, it created about 2,400 jobs full-time and part-time and that was more than predicted that would be created. it's good for my state, obviously, in terms of jobs and the economic impact and a lot of other states, as well. but think about the other issues here. this is an energy security issue. general james jones, the president's former national security adviser came out today and said this is in the national interest. this helps make us less dependent upon foreign sources of energy. and if we don't benefit from it, that energy is going to go some place else probably west toward china. >> all right. well, senator thune thank you very much. and let me confirm what your sense is as to whether this has been vetted through the house. is this going to be voted on tomorrow? or is it possible this two-month deal you have somehow doesn't happen? >> it's never final until it's final, of course. but we had our -- our caucus met, i think there was general acceptance and pretty broad support for it. the democrats i

the republican governor of south dakota, i will never forget, called me on the phone and said, he said this is unbelievable. i wish i would have thought about it. cindy the law. i said i will, but, you know, that your neighbor in north dakota, which was more republican in south dakota, is the only place in the country that has a state-owned bank and they been doing this since the great depression. that's how i got the idea. [laughter] but you get the idea. doesn't matter whether we were right or wrong. the point is we're sitting there talking about how to keep farmers on their land. how to avoid putting our banks in trouble. nobody gave a thought, and even after the beginning of all this hyper partisan error in the '80s when i represented the governors with the republicans and negotiating a welfare reform bill with the reagan white house in 87 and 88, and i went to the signing with president reagan on the white house lawn, and i had a rebuttal can counterpart any democrat counterpart, we worked with the committees, we worked with the democratic chairman and the republican minority lead

the senator from south dakota suffered a landslide defeat that year to president nixon, but his ground breaking campaign changed american politics and the democratic party. george mcgovern is featured this week on c-span's "the contenders," from the mcgovern center for leadership in mitchell, south dakota, live friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> in a moment, today's news and your phone calls and email, live on "washington journal." and the house gavels in this morning at 10:00 eastern. in the afternoon, they'll debate a measure that would terminate taxpayer financing of presidential election campaigns and party conventions. live house coverage here on c-span. and coming up in 45 minutes, representative tim griffin of arkansas will talk about his proposal that would eliminate the pension benefit offered to members of congress. then, an update on what the house will be working on

former south dakota senator and 1972 democratic presidential nominee george mcgovern is in stable condition this evening in a sioux falls hospital after being injured in a fall. the 89-year-old mcgovern hit his head on the pavement when he fell prior to a scheduled television appearance last night. coming up on tonight's cbs evening news, where does occupy with the go from here? street >> mitchell: finally this evening, the occupy wall street movement has been pushed off the streets in city after city in recent weeks, raising the question of where it goes next. cynthia bowers has gone in search of the the answer. >> reporter: by week's end, this was all that was left of the occupy l.a. encampment, a spirited tent city now a pile of debris. the occupation may be broken but the movement is not down. >> an idea cannot be evicted and a movement cannot be imprisoned. >> reporter: occupy l.a. organizer says the movement will regroup and refocus on foreclosures. >> banks, if you do not heed our call, expect to see our tents in your lobby. >> reporter: two and a half weeks after they were forced ou

bringing very cold air behind the system, so as for thursday, we're going to be looking at nebraska, south dakota, going to be dealing with freezing rain to come for you. this system has a front that will be swiping across the southern plains. and that's going to be where we're going to be seeing severe outlook. thunderstorms, hail, damaging winds, these are all going to be of concern for our wednesday. we have seattle at five degrees temperaturewise, just around this area still stagnation is going to be a problem. but new incoming system which is going to be bringing upper elevation snow as well as lower elevation rain showers, that could be a minor relief for the earth's stagnation problem out there. denver, 6 degrees. houston at 24. heading over to europe, we're talking about very windy conditions for a few weeks already. looks like that's going to be prevailing. these are the great gale reports we have for our wednesday. 100 kph and upper 60s, mid-70s have been reported. in england, we're going to be seeing very strong winds, destructive damaging winds could be possible there. still snow, win

george mcgovern is being treated in a south dakota hospital after falling and hitting his head. doctors say the 89-year-old mcgovern is alert and resting comfortably after taking a tumble on his way to a television interview. >>> now to a remarkable discovery and a record pot bust along the nation's border with mexico. federal agents have found a massive secret passage, an elaborate tunnel equipped with a rail system and an elevator used to smuggle drugs into the u.s. tonight nbc's mark potter takes us inside. >> reporter: federal agents say it's the most elaborate smuggling tunnel they've seen in years. more than 600 yards long with wooden walls and floors. >> the tunnel has lighting. it does have good air flow indicating there's some type of ventilation system forcing air in from mexico. >> reporter: the tunnel begins on the mexican side of the border in a warehouse at the tijuana airport. to lower drugs into the tunnel, there is a hydraulic elevator which leads to a rail system where an electric cart waits to carry marijuana to the u.s. side. on steps leading upward, the tunn