and so voorhees very much admired vandenberg, they often conferred at times almost on a daily basis when particular important pieces of legislation were being considered so voorhees is the point guy if you will for the republican party in the house on those matters. for he's had a very active and influential retirement, i would argue for five or six years after he retired, he went back to dc, to washington, once or twice a year to testify before congressional committees. a number of sitting congressman corresponded with him. at least through the mid-1960s. there's less of that the last two or three years of his life. he also taught part-time at ohio state university, capitaluniversity. he taught political science courses, graduate courses i believe . and had none of the luminous correspondence but a business correspondence with a former colleague and political leaders around the country. in particular, newspaperfour. one of the interesting things about voorhees, he was pretty progressive when it came to african-american civil rights . he worked with the naacp in the 40s and wrote a coupl

let's start with that icbm test out of vandenberg.rth korea's entire elite ruling order is not impressed by an icbm that can travel 4,000 miles in 30 minute and hit its target dead on, i don't know what it would take. >> we clearly wanted to show our missiles do work and don't blow up on launch pad. but let's remember one of the issues here, we want to make clear to the chinese as well that we are serious. if military action happens. if there is something that happens in north korea, we can turn pyongyang into a big bowl of glass and it wouldn't take that much. all at weaponry we just went through, they can do it on short order. guess who would be left holding the bag in the chinese. the real remnants they would have to deal with will have to be dealt with by the chinese. lou: the amazing number of warheads on board each, we can tell the chinese, the russians, whomever, they not, but we have 450 of those minuteman icbms at the ready, any day, any moment, it's got some serve some pause that we aren't interested in land war. >> that's t

we fired it from vandenberg air force base in california. just two, three days later they laugh at this administration and laugh at america. what can be done. >> just because their missile upon went 25 miles. south korea, seoul, is only 35 miles away. we should make sure they though they will be hit hard by the u.s. military if they even breathe on one of our allies. the era of patience is over just like rex tillerson said. charles: is there anything preemptive we should be considering? the administration continues to say all options are on the table. >> the reality is that our intelligence and the president's have to november quitely and discreetly. you cannot give this crazy little kim a left heads you have on what you are going to do. we don't see that their missiles can make the distance. but it doesn't take far to get to seoul. charles: according to sources we are learning this missile launch broke up over the peninsula, so it never made it to japan. china has obviously been helping. president trump has lauded their efforts. even going

test fired an unarm ballistic missile this morning at vandenberg in southern california.nstrate the nation's nuclear capabilities. a peace group criticized the test saying it will inflame tensions between the u.s. and north korea. and diplomacy is needed now not military provocation. >>> just this morning the national j. do federation says that north korea will no longer be the host of the junior championships. the situation is alarming and the outcomes are difficult to predict. >>> here at home and happening today attorneys for 15 victims in last month's oakland apartment fire will announce they are filing a lawsuit. it left four people dead and six others hurt and dozens more without a place to live. the lawsuit is expect today claim the building on san pablo avenue has a fire trap and electrical defects, blocked fire escapes, broken fire alarms and unsanitary living conditions. it will seek unspecified damages from the owner and three nonprofit group that's managed the building. more such lawsuits are expected to follow. >>> warriors fans today is your chance to get ti

we have ground based intercepters in alaska and vandenberg in california. sea based intercepters throughout the region, and of course the new high altitude air defense system going into south korea. >> it sounds like you think that the u.s. and our allies are prepared should kim jong-un move forward. the president said he thinks china will help, however he has also said he would go it alone and deal with north korea himself, or the u.s. would. what are his options? >> it is likely that china has made some calls to pyongyang and said, look, this administration might really strike you. and trump has acted and shown by sending in the carrier group to park just off of north korea's shores a symbol that the obama administration never deployed before. someone close to trump explained to me that his thinking is, the world, you can't make it perfect, but when you see your interests being stepped upon or infringed upon, you can send signals that you're not going oh accept getting pushed any further, and that that is part of what's going on here. then again, so pyong

the united states is air force test firing an intercontinental ballistic missile from vandenberg air force base. it traveled 4,000 miles before splashing down in the pacific ocean. the missile can carry a nuclear missile but this was not armed. we'll show you more in a bit. then our team asked about the timing of this u.s. test. air force officials say they have been planning it for some time. certainly timing is everything. they also said if they had cancelled it, that would have been a story, as they put it. the head of today's briefing on north korea, mitch mcconnell told his colleagues that he asked the white house to include the entire senate so that lawmakers could better understand the threat for the dictator kim jong-un. >> the president has made it clear that a north korea with a nuclear missile threatens our vital national security interests. >> marilyn ben cardon seas he doesn't understand the president's game plan for north korea. the senator says the white house has raised the temperature on the korean peninsula with his recent military moves. john roberts is here. there

missile traveled over 4,000 miles before splashing down in the south pacific early wednesday from vandenbergirbase in california. the nuclear capable missile was unarmed according to an airfreight -- air force spokesman but the timing is important for congress meant meeting at the white house for a briefing. in the head of u.s. pacific command issued a warning to pyongyang not to test the u.s. navy during testimony today on capitol hill. >> north korea does not have a ballistic missile anti-shift weapon that would for [boos] threatened the curtain strike group. the weapons that north korea would put against the strike group are easily defended by the capabilities resident in that strike group. if it flies, it will die. if it is flying against the carl vinson group. >> he announced that the nt missile defense system would be operational in korea in the coming days. they have bid protest against that deployment in south korea today, north koreans and china also have protested the u.s. sending it which could shoot down a short and medium-range ballistic missiles. the u.s. pacific commander apol

. >> caller: i was in the air force and i was in vandenberg for five years, and some things happen aterg, i worked with nasa and what the 43rd 43rd knights and i met carl sagan, met the colonel that was over project blue book, and there was rumors -- and i saw a number of officers landed on a private aircraft. we were told they were majestic 12 people, and a few days before this gathering of ps or whatever you want to call them, early afternoon, three ufos passed over our base and all the power went out for about, oh, 15, 20 minutes, and it was -- there was a sac base. we had missile silos but wouldn't a nuclear armed missile base. they test-fired missiles that would be used if we did good to work with russia -- >> host: don, did you actually see the ufos yourself. >> caller: yes, i was at dogsight when they passed of, and my work partner was outside the silo and other people were standing in the area, the air police were out there when they passed. they didn't pass. the came fast and came to a stop and i looked at the sergeant and he look at me and i said, aim seeing what i'm seeing

screen a portion of your answer we actually put up the new video, there it is right there, from vandenberg she sat down a women 20 summit and all high profile women, including angela merkel. and listen to what happened. the media -- the mainstream's media reaction when ivanka starts talking. listen. brian: in berlin. >> and new reality, from the. >> from the audience, so i need to -- ainsley: the audio is not exactly -- >> officially joining her father's administration, ms. trump appeared in berlin where she shared the stage with some of the most powerful women in the world and face some uncomfortable questions about her dad's attitude toward women. >> finds herself instead defending one man. a handful of hecklers hissing and. >> she came with baggage. her father's baggage. as those words, some members of the audience away from the microphones began to grown. >> in her first overseas trip as presidential adviser, ivanka trump getting a rough reception after saying her father is a champion of families. steve: well, you know, she handled it with grace in what she said afterwards. so let's be