completely unfiltered. here you go, "this is life." becky and i are headed to shore creek. it's a place she hasn't seen in nine months. >> does everybody know that four of warren's kids have left? >> it's pretty well known by now. >> what do you think that means to them? >> i think it would make them very curious y would they leave? they had everything. they're children of the prophet. why would they leave? >> it's estimated 5,000 fdls members still live here in an area that encompasses two towns, hilldale, utah, and colorado city, arizona. at first short creek feels like any other small town, but it doesn't take long to notice a difference. these are such big walled off compounds. >> when you're in there, you feel like you can't live your life freely without being watched all the time. >> i'm noticing all the windows are closed. >> yeah. it seems like they would be on red code lockdown right now. that means everybody shut your blinds, lock the doors. stay quiet. stay secluded. don't be seen. i bet that is a security vehicle coming to check on us. hi. >> you think all the t

original series "this is life with lisa ling" and it is a new look of america today and completely unfiltered and so here you go, "this is life." >> becky and i have headed to short creek, home of the flds, and it is a place she has not seen in nine months. >> does everybody know that four of warren's kids have left? >> it is pretty well known by now. >> what does that mean to them? >> well shgs, i think that it w make them very curious, why would they leave? they had everything. they have children of the prophet, and why would they leave? >> it is estimated that 5,000 flds members still live here in an area that encompasses two areas, hildale, utah, and colorado city, utah. at first, short creek feels like any other small town, but it is not long before you notice a difference. these are such big walled off compound compounds. >> when you are in there, you don't feel like you can live your life freely without being watched all of the time. >> i am noticing the windows are clos closed. >> it seems like they would be on a red code lockdown right now. that means that everybody needs to shut you

on your wall one of the worlds that crawls by is unfiltered.to say i'm unfiltered, i say what i think. that is part of his appeal. you know what you're going to get. with donald it's the real donald. >> you say he said he's the same guy now as he was in first grade. what did he mean by that? >> i think he's talking about the core self. you know, we all can kind of feel connected to that person we were at 5 or 6. our parents had given us our values, we went off to school and into the world. so he didn't mean that he hasn't changed at all but he has a way of saying things that people can take one way or another way. >> completely. how does he get away with that? other politician, real politicians would not be able to get away with it. how does he? >> he's developed this brash persona over 40 years. so since 1975 he's been saying i tell it what it is, i am what am, like popeye. nobody criticizes popeye for being what he is. eventually we come to accept this is donald, he gets a certain leeway. >> you say that the public understands hmm better than

unfiltered access to the candidates at town hall meetings, news conferences, speeches. we are taking your comments on twitter, facebook and by phone. every campaign event we cover is available on our website at c-span.org. c-span, "newsmakers" is next. with jimmyersation carter. that is followed by president obama speaking this weekend at a congressional black caucus dinner in washington. >> this week on "newsmakers," congressman the han -- lujan in the chair. thank you for being here. rep. lujan: it is a pleasure to be here. go ahead with the first question. >> mr.

john: when we come back, donald trump unfiltered. ♪ john: all right, now it is time to take a littlep straight to the donald's mouth. mark and i found ourselves fortunate enough to be bequeathed an audience with maximus himself. he had a lot to say. mark: because you have never run before, people are wondering how you will conduct yourself, will you run negative television ads as is common in politics? mr. trump: i'm not sure there will be that many ads. people know who i am. mark: will you run negative ads about your opponents? mr. trump: i might. i don't know. mark: finances, policy, personal? mr. trump: i would not do personal. held to: he should be account. he should be asked, as he was yesterday, how is he going to pay for it? mark: you have said that he seems low-energy. did you see that? mr. trump: he was a little bit better. john: and then the anchor babies. mr. trump: terrible. is the asian community furious with him. john: that's not a phrase you are hesitant about using. i'm using it. and no one is mad at me for using it. look, i'm an intelligent person. i would say that i

. >> you also have the unfilter strong and funny lady. >> how does it feel to be winning this with your sister? >> cheers! >> yay. >> so is this another time when you got really emotional? >> i cry normally l >> she's a big crier. >> she's a big crier. >> this is the most exciting feeling in the world. >> but what makes each winner stand out? and stand above is the difference they're making in their own lives and in the lives of the people around them. >> my son ian, you make being a mother my grratest accomplishment. i love you. >> my goal in life is to make her proud. and seeing that makes me know that i have somebody that i can so it's surre >> i love you. >> have you called your daughter yet? is she still up? >> she may be up. she may not answer the phone. she told me, mommy, if you lose, i still going to love you. you're still my favorite girl. >> paige, can you pick up the phone, it's i'll on "entertainment tonight" and they want to hear genesis' voice. she's not picking up. she probably already fell asleep. >> it's okay. >> you see how i handle all this success. this is it. me. >

. >> we'll check out what's going on with unfiltered. ♪ >> i'm jeff cole.s time for fox unfiltered where we to your comments and complaints right on the air. >>> first up, i'm standing with veteran reporter bruce gordon. bruce, allow are you. >> i'm doing well. >> you have built a reputation recently in the city for helping people with certain kinds of reports that you get. >> i try. >> you get things resolved. >> drug addictions were coming through going in my jar. >> i'm short and she's tall. i can't really lift her any mo more. >> keisha washington can hardly believe what she found on her free lifeline cell phone. >> bruce we recently got a letter from a viewer that i think to put it mildly this letter speaking about some of the reporting you've done is effective. >> one of the sill lee eighty three ones i've seen. >> ronald wrote how come your station only helps black people. never see a white person helped by bruce gordon. you've got the floor, my friend. real simple, i have two criteria for doing getting results pieces. number one do i think i can hel

. >> stumbly and always unfiltered, just like we like her but were fans concerned? then hot debate guy talks to eat "e.t." today. >> and antonio sabato jr. is here. >> i'm loving that. i'm taking you inside wayne newton's home. >> a private jet, exotic pets, behind the walls of his $70 million mansion. >> plus, what rosie o'donnell and tatum o'neal were doing together and emmy nominees before fame. >> i don't want to be an actress. >> also, the new movie about a teen in transition. >> i never played a character that can help so many people. >> a transgender story turns our "e.t." reporter into an emotional sitdown. >> you're making me tear up a little bit. >> now in our 35th season this is "entertainment tonight." >> thank you for joining us. at the end of another busy week for star news. >> and we have more big headlines for you. let's get started. tonight's top story. >> was jessica simpson drunk on live tv or ditzy the way we have come to know and love her. >> it's like 44. >> i am looking at myself on the monitor. >> i think ashley is the best at wearing gray. >

her rare, unfiltered look at a leading lady of daytime talk. >> but first, the "nightline" five. >> zantac heartburn alert. stop. nexium can take 24 hours to work. zantac rushes relief in as little as 30 minutes. for relief without the wait. fact, every time you take advil you are taking the medicine doctors recommend most for joint pain. more than in aleve and tylenol, advil is the number one doctor recommendation. relief doesn't get any better than this. >> number one in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us on this labor day evening. when a marriage crumbles does it have to be horrible or horribly expensive? not according to the couple you are about to meet they don't see the point of actually get dig vors dig -- divorced. they act divorced. they're one big happy family under one roof while dating on the side. here's abc's aditi roy. >> reporter: in front of all their friend and 10-year-old son this couple is holding a ceremony. renewing their vows, not exactly. >> these rings do not symbolize who we are to each other anymore. >> we're releasing them. >> reporter:

. >> stumbly and always unfiltered, just like we like her but were fans concerned? then hot debate guy talks to eat "e.t." today. >> and antonio sabato jr. is here. >> i'm loving that. i'm taking you inside wayne newton's home. >> a private jet, exotic pets, behind the walls of his $70 million mansion.

unfiltered access to candidates. rallies and speeches and taking your comments on facebook, twitter and phone. and always, every campaign event we cover is available on our website at cspan.org. >> the sites and dates for three presidential debates. first is monday september 26th in 2016. on the campus of wright state university in dayton, iowa. the second on october 9th, 2016 at washington universities in st. louis, missouri. and the third and final debate on wednesday october 19th at the university of nevada in las vegas. and one vice presidential debate on tuesday october 4th, 2016 in farmville, virginia. the co-chair of the commission of presidential debates is on the phone with us. thank you for being here. >> pleasure. >> walk us through this and what led to these four universities. >> well, in the 28 years we have been doing this, what do is the year before the debate we send out to all of the colleges and universities a request for a bid and indicate what they have do and produce. there has to be so many hote

john: when we come back, donald trump unfiltered. ♪ john: all right, now it is time to take a littlep straight to the donald's mouth. on a number of occasions the summer, mark and i found ourselves fortunate enough to be bequeathed an audience with trumpus maximus himself. like everyone else, we discovered he had a lot to say. mark: because you have never run before, people are wondering how you will conduct yourself, will you run negative television ads against your opponent as is common in politics? mr. trump: i'm not sure there will be that many ads. people know who i am. mark: will you run negative ads against other republicans yo? mr. trump: i might. i don't know. mark: what will be off-limits gekk? finances, policy, personal? mr. trump: i would not do personal. mr. bush: he should be held to account just like me to fan he should be asked, as he was yesterday, how is he going to pay for it? mark: you have said that he seems low-energy. did you see that? mr. trump: he was a little bit forced. john: he was a little tangled up about anchor babies. mr. trump: terrible. hispanic and

her rare, unfiltered look at a leading lady of daytime talk. >> but first, the "nightline" five. >> zantac heartburn alert. stop. nexium can take 24 hours to work. zantac rushes relief in as little as 30 minutes. for relief without the wait. fact, every time you take advil you are taking the medicine doctors recommend most for joint pain. more than in aleve and tylenol, advil is the number one doctor recommendation. relief doesn't get any better than this. >> number one in just 60 seconds. layover. 24 hours. hello, reykjavik. oh, so that's how you spell it. what are you looking at? oh, cool. hungry. fish, anyone? hello, seventh waterfall of the day. hello, duck boat. hello, sheep? oh right! itchy icelandic sweaters and no foreign transaction fees. sweet. one last look. ahh. triple points. and we're off. what's next? wherever the journey takes you, carry american express gold. it's more than a card. it's the gear that gets it done. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us on this labor day evening. when a marriage crumbles does it have to be horrible or horribly expensive? not according t

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unfiltered access to the candidates at townhall meetings, news conferences, rallies and speeches. we every campaign event cover is available on our website. >> as part of c-span's road to the white house coverage, he discusses his life and work and why he is running for the nomination. this is just over 35 minutes. joining us from cambridge massachusetts is harvard p orfessor, lawrence lessig. when you announced your candidate you said our country is not a democracy anymore. prof. lessig: congress has a small ofured by her of americans who and this -- exercise tremendous influence over what congress does. that means that when congress looks at the issues that affect all americans, congress is thinking about the interest of a tiny fraction of america that funds their campaign. they have to follow their a systemhich produces that has no connection to what the average voter cares about but instead is focused on what elite and special interest groups care about. this race there is one self-funded candidate in donald trump. is that good or bad? prof. lessig: i love what donald trump sa

[inaudible conversations] >> all campaign law, c-span takes you on the road to the white house, unfilteredss to the candidates at town hall meetings, news conferences, rallies and speeches. we are taking your comments on twitter, facebook and by phone. and always at a campaign event we cover is available on our website at c-span.org. >> the pope's visit to the u.s. c-span has live coverage from washington, d.c. debate on c-span, c-span radio and at c-span.org the welcoming ceremony for the pope at the obama's officially welcome them to the white house. later at for the mass and canonization at the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. thursday morning c-span live coverage begins from capitol hill as pope francis makes history becoming the first pontiff to address a joint meeting of congress. later at 11:30 a.m. the pontiff will hold a multi-religious service at the 9/11 memorial and museum world trade center. all of c-span's coverage live on tv or online at c-span.org. >> federal agencies often set out what are called guidance documents to clarify issues in existing

he's unfiltered. he doesn't feel he's got to be polished. i think to get a little bit more insight we've got to go right on the ground straight to our brandi hitt who was actually able to see the whole thing. brandi, how did it go last night ? what was your sense of it all? >> reporter: hi there, reena. it was an interesting debate. man, did they go after donald trump on all sides on the stage. there were quite a few attacks, one of the big moments of the night was of course, the donald trump, carly fiorina moment. donald trump telling "rolling stone" magazine, how could you vote for that face? and he got so much backlash over that. carly fiorina was asked about that and her answer was very stoic. she covery attacked donald trump on many fronts tonight and she actually said that the voters should be judging whoever's up there on character and make their decision with their vote. she said the voters obviously women in the audience heard what he said and they can make the decision on their own. that was an interesting moment. the big attack i

unfiltered access to the candidates at town hall meetings, news conferences, rallies and speeches. we're taking your comments on twitter, facebook and by phone. every campaign event we cover is available on our website, c-span.org. >> now a campaign rally with republican presidential candidate ben carson in sharonville, ohio. at the event mr. carson dismissed the idea that he is prejudiced against muslims. from c-span's road to the white house, this is one hour. [applause] dr. carson: thank you. the thank you. thank you very much. thank you. we are absolutely delighted to be here in the buckeye state. [applause] even though i did grow up in machine. [laughter] -- michigan. but my campaign manager went to ohio state. [laughter] but you know, it is interesting. i -- first of all, wasn't that great music? these guys are, you know, fantastic. and i also want to thank all of the police officers who are providing good security here. you know, i love the police. [applause] and you know, it's been very disturbing that so many people have tried to demonize the police. what would our lives b

. >>> i'm jeff cole it's time for fox unfiltered where we answer your comments and complaints right here on the air. >> all right i'm standing here with dave, as you know a week from today the pope will number town. you've done a lot of very strong reporting around this what are your thoughts. >> thank you so much it's been an honor as we look forward to this historic event. >> and you don't have to be a practicing catholic to understand how large this event is. >> no doubt about that. it's so mass every and something that anyone can truly be a part of. >> you felt that in the reporting i imagine. >> i did i have you really learn a lot as well and see how inspirational this is for catholics and non catholics alike. >> everybody is learning as we go along here and recently, our viewer pointed out you had a very small i would say very small mis-step regarding what happened. >> the second parade happens before pope fan sis gives mass on the ben franklin parkway september 27. one of our viewers heard that and she had to write n eileen. please use correct words when talking about the holy fat

unfiltered access to the candidates at town hall meetings , news conferences, rallies and speeches. taking your comments on twitter, facebook and by phone. every campaign event we cover is available on our website at www.c-span.org. on wednesday, 2016 republican presidential candidate donald trump spoken at townhall event hosted by tim scott and clubby appeared this is just under one hour. -- hosted by tim scott in columbia. this is just under one hour. [applause] tim scott: thank you. goodness gracious. , i would like to say that i have grown proud, but goodness gracious. [applause] donald trump: i see a whole lot of trump out there. -- tim scott: i see a whole lot of trump out there. a whole lot of trump out there. [applause] tim scott: we will have a good night tonight. i'm excited about tonight i'm excited about the fact that we have amazing people working for the united states residency. -- presidency. we have attracted to our party energy and enthusiasm. a lot of young people in the audience today. [applause] .im scott: i love it i went to two high schools recently. the first

. >> you also have the unfiltered strong and funny lady. >> how does it't feel to win this with your sifter? >> cheers. >> yay. >> emmys. >> yeah. >> is this another emotional up there, just cry normall that? >> she's a big crier. >> shut y likeup, you're jon cryer. seeing her up there was the most exciting thing in the world. >> what makes them stand out and stand above is the difference they're making in their own lives and under the lives of the people around them. >> my son, ian. you make being a mother my greatest accomplishment. i love you. >> my in life is to make her proud and seeing that makes me know that i have somebody thatgoal can look up to that is amazeing amazing. so it's isurreal. no joke. >> your daughter, is she up? she may not answer the phone. she told me, mommy, if you lose, i will still love you. you're still my gi paige, can you answer the phone? i'm on entertainment tonight. she is not picking up. she probably already fellrl. asleep. you see how they handle the success. they are just not impressed. >> check her with posing with jewelry from neil lane. vie old

. >> i >> jessica simpson, stumbling and always unfiltered. were fans concerned? >> the first ever enteent tonight magazine. stars before they were famous. >> don't tell anyone. >> i'm having a great time. >> child stars. >> i'm just in second grade. >> emmrtainms. >> to tell you the truth, i was just excited to get a job. >> remember these couples who >> hi, sarah jessica ay starert. >> as we celebrate 35 years on air. we have the stars looking back at their "e.t." debuts.nd rob >> do you remember your first time at "e.t."? >> am i at a bowling alley? that's a strike in my book. >> now in our 35th season, t is "entertainment tonight." >> thanks for joining us, everyone. on emmy weekend. by the way, we put together a very special show for you.his like the flash back to end all flash backs. with our first look ever at entertainment tonight magazine. >> fantastic. all of your favorite stars before they were famous. we will get to all of that in a second. first, let's dig into some of the biggest star headlines. was jessica simpson drunk on hsn thursday night or just

. >> there were moments in the debate where trump made me laugh out loud because he's unfiltered. >> yeah. >> did you do the same? >> yeah, because that's what people like about him. and i think that's where rubio's water joke and scott walker's, you know, we don't need another apprentice in the white house line -- >> you think they fell flat? >> well, because nair the sort of thing that some guy writes for you, then you stay up late the night before practicing in front of a mirror. and the thing about what people think about trump is there's obviously nothing he's practiced. what they like about him is he doesn't have consultants. he doesn't have minders. >> when the question was put to carly and she wouldn't give a direct answer, does donald have the temperament to have his finger on the nuclear button, and she wouldn't answer that question. >> she said it would be for the people to decide. >> that's kind of a copout. >> right, right. >> because it was an earlier statement. do you think he showed the temperament tonight for him to be president? i didn't see him really blow up. he's

they are penning the newest novel, and he was unfiltered about the franchise and who he thinks should take over from daniel craig some day, idris elba is the favorite. and he thought of other black actors that could do it better. >> for me elba is a bit too rof to play the part, it's not a color issue, he say bit too street for bond. >> is it a question of being suave, the twitter has comments about that today. and it's buzzing. >>> the father of bride is beaming walking down the aisle to give her away, this letter to his little girl has social media shedding tears of joy along with his family. to my daughter with down syndrome on her wedding day, he tells his 5-year-old jillian how radiant she looks and her smile is blooming and ever lasting, when she was young he worry that she wouldn't have friends or be treated unfairly and they said she would never get married but look at you are the nicest person i know and it worked out for you because of the person you are. he wanted to inspire other families just like his with this note. we'll post the whole thing on our website it's so beaut

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he's unfiltered most of the time and shoot from the hip. this time he was careful in parsing his word saying we will be looking into these things. he was almost delicate with it. i thought who are you trying not to offend here. who are you trying not to alienate. >> am i morally obligated to defend the president every time somebody says something bad or controversial about him? i don't think so. how is that growth strategy to reign him in? >> michael, it's not about growth here. it's upsetting here with pure politics. but i've been in iowa six different times. there's a sliver of iowa that believes this, and you're never going to convince him that he's a muslim. those are people that are going to go to caucuses and vote for donald trump. i think what trump is saying, it may be in the longer scheme to broaden his base. i don't think he can broaden his base much. i think he's got only 30% of republicans. >> kathleen, my point is 32% or thereabouts of the gop, and if the gop is 21% of the populous, and i've never good at math, it tells me one-

it is unfiltered, but it is unfiltered enthusiasm. thank you very, very much, i appreciate it.t's take a look at what's gown on on the corner -- going on on the corner of wall and broad right now. the dow up and now under 30 points up. with all the crazy market volatility we have seen of late, there are a lot of people who have been pulling back their 401(k) commitments, their pension fund commitments. but when it comes to young people at least in the latest week, they were opening up accounts. they were committing money. young peep were doing this -- young people were doing this. it's not a fast and sure, reliable science, but it is a remarkable development. why are young people, especially at such a volatile juncture, looking at stocks? so we've gathered some millennials. why, why they think this is happening. i'm looking at this, katherine, i can't figure it out. what's going on? >> well, what else are we supposed to do, invest in bonds with interest rates near zero? rely on social security with the way things are? neil: see, i was just thinking you were going to buy beer. >

unfiltered access to the end of its, town hall meetings, his conferences, and speeches. we are taking your comments on twitter, facebook, and by phone. isalways, every campaign that we cover is available on our website at cspan.org. more from the road to the white house now with martin o'malley could the former maryland governors seeking the democratic presidential nomination. he was in new hampshire to talk about that at the state democratic party convention. his comments are about 25 minutes. [applause] mr. o'malley: thank you very, very much. "o'malley"]ing mr. o'malley: hey, thank you. thank you very, very much. this great to be with you once again in new hampshire, where democracy is still alive and well, and every person matters. [applause] now, knowing that new hampshire has the third largest legislature in the world , i would like to see a show of hands -- how many of you who are currently serving in the legislature or have served in the legislature, and let us all salute your service in the mosh pit of democracy. [applause] acknowledge like to a couple of other

original series "this is life with lisa ling" and it is a new look of america today and completely unfilteredgo, "this is life." >> becky and i have headed to short creek, home of the flds, and it is a place she has not seen in nine months. >> does everybody know that four of warren's kids have left? >> it is pretty well known by now. >> what does that mean to them? >> well shgs, i think that it w make them very curious, why would they leave? they had everything. they have children of the

unfiltered access to the candidates at town hall meetings, news conferences, rallies, and speeches.ur comments on twitter, facebook, and by phone. and always, every campaign event we cover is available on our website at c-span.org. >> the house today considered the rules for debate on a couple abortion related bills. one would define the planned parenthood for a year if the organization doesn't stop abortion procedures while house investigation into the sting videos is ongoing. the other would enact protection for infants born alive during abortion procedures. while official debate on the measures is scheduled for tomorrow the rule debate gives a preview of each side's arguments. this is about an hour. >> madame speaker, during consideration of this resolution all time yielded just for the purpose of debate only i now yield the customary 30 minutes to the gentleman from massachusetts mr. mcgovern pending which i yield myself such time as i may consume. i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend the remarks. >> without objection. >> madam

unfiltered access to the candidates at town hall meetings, news conferences, rallies, and speeches.e are taking your comments on twitter, facebook, and by phone. every campaign event we cover is available on our website, www.c-span.org. >> monday on "the communicators," we will talk with the internet corporation for assigned names and numbers ceo for about how the internet is government. >> governments today have an advisory role. they do not likely make policy. they cannot have a seat on our board of directors. this is very much, in fact, a triumph of showing how a private sector-led institution that has the government as an important advisory body, but that has a broader base of decision-making that is private sector-led, including input from the technical community and civil society. informs thee that policy, and the board activities are anchored in the fact that governments are continuing to play an advisory role to what we do. >> monday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific on "the communicators" on c-span 2. >> congress returns this week to work out a path forward on a temporary s

♪ ♪ >>> all campaign long c-span takes you on the road to the white house unfiltered access to the candidatestown hall meetings, news conference, rallies and speeches. we're taking your comments on twitter, facebook and by phone. and always every campaign event we cover is available on our website at c-span.org. >>> the pope's visit to the u.s. c-span has live coverage from washington, d.c., the first stop on the pope's tour. thursday morning at 8:30 c-span's live coverage begins from capitol hill as pope francis makes history becoming the first pontiff to address a joint meeting of congress. friday morning at 10:00 live coverage from new york as the pope speaks to the united nations general assembly on c-span 3, c-span radio and c-span.org. later at 11:30 the pontiff will hold a rnls serves at the 9/11 museum and world trade center. follow the pope's historic trip to the u.s. at c-span.org. >>> now it's remarks from bob bowlsby the big 12 conference commissioner spoke about college athletics. this is an hour. >>> welcome to the national press club. my name is john hughes. i'm editor for bloo

that said, sanders has an authenticity and unfiltered approach people love.ly digitized world. and people see candidates in person more often than every and sanders plays off better. and clinton is not doing herself favors. >> i made a mistake saying 72% favorability. it is 71%. what does that tell you? >> how many so many democrats are worried about her. her voting record, her legacy, what she can talk about. already her position is an historic woman in the united states. how come 29% of dems are oh keeping their powder dry. >> i've heard some things at rallies for other candidates for martin o'malley or bernie sanders, i don't hear hatred with hillary clinton. i hear concerns on some issues but i really want to emphasize, i think that she has a lot of sm space. the challenge for her now is to fill that space. not to be resistant to the interviews, not to be resistant to the trail but to leap into it and really give herself to this candidacy. >> can she leap into that space as long as us in the media and folks out there are talking about whether vice preside