revolt not only the hard white supremacist segregation meter but one who really seeks to convince strom thurmond, and other southern e leads that they have to articulate a conservative anti-government policy as well as the anti-ratio government politics. he is it one of the leaders. in the '50s and '60s, william f. buckley is not often remembers he makes dramatic efforts to bring seven years into the conservative coalition it has an editorial in 57 arguing the denial of the vote to black citizens in the south which is perfectly justifiable because they have not reached a level of civilization so he is another figure, goldwater clearly is someone you when he runs in a 64 outside his own state of arizona only wins one hand fall of deep south states know where is the a strong figure to seven why did he win those states? >> guest: one of the major issues in the election was the great civil-rights bill that johnson had proposed an goldwater opposition to the civil-rights bill was one of the things that was refused by his supporters over and over to get those so it was for him articulated as a strong

challenge, and ask why i love having him on my committee when i pointed this out to him he said yes strom thurmond was there through most of these. [laughter] he didn't miss many of them. so he is ready to work side-by-side with me and let me correct myself when i pointed out earlier, senator, the blue is actually the route of rita which is one of the second largest in katrina was the yellow, all i of course should know these patterns better than anyone, so rita was the blue and katrina was yellow and this was done before ike and i'm going to put ike up there because it ran smack into galveston and i am sure that you have had major storms in wartime but senator let me recognize you at this time. >> that would be interesting modern art, that is scary that it represents hurricanes. hurricane hugo came through south carolina and was very devastating so i appreciate the work of the chairman of this committee and i've never met anybody in the entire congress more dedicated to the cause than you are to this subcommittee. i am just trying in to stay up with you but south carolina is certainly in harm's w

and as why i love having him on my committee when i pointed this map out to him, he said, strom thurmond was there through most of these. [laughter] >> he didn't miss many of them. >> he didn't miss many of them so he is ready to work side-by-side with mend

when i pointed this map out he said, yes strom thurmond was there the most of days. [laughter] he didn't miss many of them. so he is ready to work side-by-side with me with and then the correct myself i pointed out earlier, senator, the blue is actually the route of the hurricane rita which was on the second largest i thing storms of all of these. katrina was yellow and i said the reverse and i a portion of the patterns better than anyone so when hurricane rita was in the blue white and katrina was the yellow dot and this was done before haworth hurricane ike because it really ran smack into the allyson and i'm sure you has a major storms in your time. senator, let me recognize you at this time. >> thank you madam chairman, that would be interesting modern art, scary that represents hurricanes. hurricane hugo came to south carolina and was very devastating so i appreciate the work of the chairman of this committee. i have never met anybody in the entire congress who are dedicated to a cause and then to the subcommittee. i'm trying to stay up with you, but south carol

and yes he said strom thurmond was there through most of these. >> he didn't miss many. >> so he is ready to work side by side with me. and let me correct myself when i pointed out earlier, senator, the blue is actually the route of rita which was one of the second largest i think storms of all of these, and katrina was the yellow. when i said the reverse. and i of course should know these patterns better than anyone. so rita was the blue and katrina was the yellow. and this was done before ike. and i'm going to put ike up there because it really ran right smack into galveston and i'm sure you've had some major storms in your time. but senator, let me recognize you at this time. >> thank you. that would be interesting modern art. it's just scary that it represents hurricanes. hurricane hugo came through south carolina and was very devastating. so i appreciate the work of the chairman of this committee. i've never met anybody in the entire congress more dedicated to a cause than you are to this subcommittee. we -- i'm just trying to stay up but. but south carolina is certainly in harm's wa