that was susan goldwater on march 21, 2016. >> yet, .. and make him understand we don't need a potty mouth. >> how did you become known as a conservative historian or the historian of the conservative group? >> i don't think i am. i think the movement is george nash. he wrote a marvelous book many years ago called intellectual history and that is the bible we wanted to know what happened in the 40s, 50s and 60s george nash is a marvelous painstaking historian so i count him as the historian of the conservativehi movement. i had written some biographies and some histories so maybe i aman coming up and making my way up. itsi in this race. i did not start out to be a historian i really started out all those years ago as i say to be a novelist. that doesn't work out so well. i wrote three very bad novels which never got published thankfully because they would have been an embarrassment. i had have it with just worrying about campaigns and all of that i want to go to the academy i want to teach i want to write. i went back to school and got ph

that was susan goldwater, march 21, 2016. >> right. well, i think there's something to be said for that. at the same time, -- was a practical politician or just a man of principle which he was the countries of the conservative. he was also a practical person. and he would've said wait a minute now, 63 million people voted for this guy, why? and what is he doing? i think he would begin, supreme court nominations, deregulation, tax cuts, strong military, national defense being built up, being concerned about trade that is not just free but fair. i think barry goldwater would've imported all of those things. i am pretty sure he would have. at the same time he probably would have said something like well, why didn't trump's mother wash his mouth out with soap? and make them understand that we do not need a potty mouth. except goldwater would not have used the word potty. >> had digital become known as a conservative historian or historian of the conservative? >> well, i don't think i am. i think this doing of the conservative movement is g

that was susan goldwater, marc march 21. >> right. well, there's something to be said for that. but at the same time, goldwater was a practical politician. he wasn't just a man of principle for which he was the conscience of a conservative, but also a practical person, and he would have said wait a minute. 63 million people voted for this guy, why? and what is he doing, and they would have began to say let's see now, the supreme court nominations deregulation, tax cuts, national defense being built up, being concerned about trade that isn't just free but fair. barry goldwater would have applauded all those things. i'm sure he would have been at the same time he would have said something like well, why didn't trump's mother wash his mouth out with soap and make him understand that we don't need a potty mouth except goldwater wouldn't have used the word potty. >> how did yo he become known aa historian of the conservative movement? >> i don't think i am. the historian of the conservative movement is mr. nash who wrote a marvelous book many years now since 1945, and that is what he