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going to turn to ron christie, who is a new member of the deep sea, a veteran of the george w bush white house. he teaches at georgetown and cornell and new york university in new york university. and you're teaching subject. so jump in, steve. thank you very much. and i want to thank congressman delaney wherever he's hiding out somewhere the back for his hospitality and to ed melinda for their awesome new book. one of the things that we talk about in our class, which is the american president, is the notion in, the federalist papers, that what did madison fear the most about political parties. they did not want political parties have a significant impact in the new nation and specifically he talks in federal paper number about factions and i look back to that part of our history and i'd love to hear from the two of you of are we not now in a situation where factions seem to rule the roost and we'll start with you i think we'll start with man okay i think it goes back to a point ed made you actually already started because. one of the things that and am a liberal democrat i'm not just a democr

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going to turn to ron christie, who is a new member of the deep sea, a veteran of the george w bush white house. he teaches at georgetown and cornell and new york university in new york university. and you're teaching subject. so jump in, steve. thank you very much. and i want to thank congressman delaney wherever he's hiding out somewhere the back for his hospitality and to ed melinda for their awesome new book. one of the things that we talk about in our class, which is the american president, is the notion in, the federalist papers, that what did madison fear the most about political parties. they did not want political parties have a significant impact in the new nation and specifically he talks in federal paper number about factions and i look back to that part of our history and i'd love to hear from the two of you of are we not now in a situation where factions seem to rule the roost and we'll start with you i think we'll start with man okay i think it goes back to a point ed made you actually already started because. one of the things that and am a liberal democrat i'm not just a democr

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w. bush white house and state department and an msnbc political analyst. trump and every other person in this race, when they look at that first trial date, we're looking at a world where impredictable doesn't even cover it, right? is the only alternative going to be to run your campaign if you're running against donald trump and see where everything falls? what are you hearing? >> we're looking at 139 days and the idea back in the spring was let's wait to see if donald trump is indicted then let the chips fall where they go. well, that's happened. indicted fourth time and it's been crumbling around him. >> and where they've fallen is that his poll numbers have gone up. >> chris christie has been on the highest octane offense against donald trump. his numbers are the only one that have notably risen and that's where you see in poll after poll, nikki haley, mike pence, they continue to stick around there in the mid single digits. we're 139 days away from january 15th. at what point do strategies change? there are still plenty of months but when you see the

prospects of a speaker becoming acting president and potentially flipping partisan control of the white house wa very real on. this ispr reflected by the fact that lawmakers themselves have given thought to what they would do if they become acting president. questions for the publicc to consider is having lawmakers manifest the most sensible approach for addressing executive succession? let me turn matters over. >> thank you so much. a real big thanks for having me on the panel. i feel a little bit out of place , but i really am honored to be with you. as a physician, we do not go anywhere without our slides. i will share some slides. because my verbal abilities are not as keen as my lawyer friend, my legal colleagues. i will talk about the carl albert experience and bipartisanship and the dual vacancies that happened during the watergate era. i think it is relevant and a lot of interesting primary sources i will share that i think speak to the issues that we have already discussed. let me just tell you a little bit about how i got into this. as a country doctor this is not my usual line of wor

a 2020 fall could see trump sizing for the white house and his freedom as the w. william blue croft, whether a republican voters cher trump's view that he's the victim of political persecution . well, of course, there is serious substance to the evidence which many, many legal scholars have said. this is, these are serious cases, not just this one about the january 6th and the efforts over time is running for the election, but also the 2 other cases against him. of course we heard that great sound by i thought it was very accurate sound like we just heard in the report from i suppose one of the trump supporters saying every time that trump faces these charges or, or he's in the news like this, his pull numbers go out, i mean we've seen that donald trump is really an expert at the idea of all news is good news and turning. what would be bad news into good news for him? he's even been using these charges using these legal problems for him as a tool to raise money. he's been sending out emails. his campaign has been sending out fundraising, emails, for example, talki

i never thought you can see a person were ignorant in the white house than george w. bush, but 2017, proved me wrong. we need a man like eugene debs in the white house and in 2017 we needed a man like charles the tele. i know a lot of you listeners would not know who that is or any of those folks, but that is why instead of reading the bible so much, they should read the history of this country especially the founding of it. read the best piece of the nonfiction ever written. host: we are live here with like cameras outside of the courthouse today for any arrival of the former president, potential comments from participants today. 4:00 eastern's were the arrangement scheduled for best arraignment is scheduled for. also on c-span networksoday coming up at noon eastern, we cover a news conference ahead of their arraignment. the event is being held by the organization not above the law coalition. made up of a group of organizations calling for accountability for those who oppose certification of the 2020 election results. it is congresses is at noon eastern on c-span. we

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house. this is w core first amendment and political activity, you don't have to agree with anything that donaldvoted forever him to recognize that this is a very dangerous precedent, a slippery slope the rogue prosecutors have put us osomething like a country like brazil or pakistan. to be pursuing not just a man who is a for former president but also leading candidate for opposition party to the party in power, this a very dangerous precedent. mark: senator, when we come back, i want to discuss with you, the nature of american media today. if we don't have a free press, we don't have a f free country, i notice but for a new platforms and a few people, including this network and a new others there is no objection to what is happening in country with corruption of federal law enforcement and grand juries, the abuse of the prosecutorial powers. and you were targeted too for writing an op op-ed in "new york times," when we come back, i'll discuss with with you, we'll be right back. introducing power homeschool the official provider of online acellus courses for parents independently homeschooling

house and he looked at that and he said i don't want to see that in the future white house and he helped shape the george w bush white house, which jonathan i both worked in a way that cabinet affairs did not really have any policy making role and i think that has continued ever since so it's an interesting insight and there is some history behind how it happened with that. we're gonna transition to the next panel. i'd like to thank the three panelists run this panel for doing a terrific job really riveting our great insights great historical. thoughts and great experience that you have shared as well. so thank you for your participation. and now i'm going to pass it on to susan glasser from the new yorker who wrote a really terrific book along with her husband peter baker on the man. who ran washington on james baker who i consider to be the greatest chief of staff in white house history, and anybody can ping me offline and i can give the reasons why i think that and susan's going to introduce and moderate the next battle. thank you. well, i want to thank you heavy and all of the previous panel. that was

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i want to bring in jamil jaffer, white house counsel to george w. bush and founder and executive director at the national security institute at george mason university. you and i have been talking about some of these matters for quite some time. this is expected to have the fourth indictment. it's coming out of georgia. one of the big issues is the attorney, fani willis, the prosecutor, said 19 people, no problem, i can do it all in one trial. >> these defendants will try to sever under georgia law. there's going to be a series of complaints about the acts in the rico count alone. some of them familiar in the process of the day after the election. the president making speeches publicly. sw tweeting out on twitter. the president can debate whether or not there was fraud in the election. the things that can call with raffensperger. >> the 11,780 votes one. >> find those votes. >> some on twitter saying, find real votes. not find fake votes. that's ridiculous. find meant discover, create, do what you need to do to help me win this election. nobody can

nearly eight years at the white house for george w bush in the last 14 years as one of the vice presidents at focus the family i care pash honestly and deeply about religious liberty and conscience rights. i would argue strongly that if we do not have religious liberty and conscience rights, if these redefined, we no longer have the united states of america. and in this particular part of the i, someone whose worldview so broadly or narrowly speaking and out of time may have been probably was fundamentally different than my own. that's good. that's good. orwell famously that he who controls the language politics right politics is a branch of ethics right he famolyrote all animals equal but some animals are more equal than others. okay i didn't come to hillsdale to talk about pigs, but convincing americans equality demand as treat religious individuals and organizations worse than others is a masters stroke of language and. i demonstrate in the book why increasingly, measurably. our religious liberty and rights of conscience are under attack. and it is a predict regular frontal assault. one

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w wallet? >>> the white house has just announced a new package of weaponry for taiwan in an effort to bolster thepossible invasion from china. so what does the future hold for taiwan? elizabeth palmer has our sunday journal. ♪ >> reporter: taiwan is a lush tropical island. everyone agrees it produces some of the world's finest hand-picked tea. and the world's most sophisticated microchips. it has deep cultural links to china, but is it part of china? that's where things get messy. china's president, xi jinping, insists that it is. and is threatening to impose beijing's rule by force. china's military has held exercises around taiwan that look a lot like rehearsals for an invasion. but millions of taiwanese see their island as a nation already fully formed. do you think of taiwan as a country? >> yeah, definitely. >> reporter: this, call it serious difference of opinion, goes back a century to mainland china's civil war. in 1949, the communists won. they defeated nationalists, fled across the sea to taiwan. to this day, a memorial in the capital taipei honors him. the man who set up a government i

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house thing tank. welcome back to the w. it's good to see. you know, we just heard one protest or saying that the country was, and i'm quoting him, they're breaking free from the grip of colonialism. is that really what's happening in these are right now? says truly anti french sentiment in these? yeah, it's wipers spreads across the saw how. so that's not a surprise to here. uh and um, fake news and, and, and trolling, including 5 by russia has been encouraging it. but um, even without it that as a result of skepticism about front so, so the that, but that's for sure. what i'm less convinced about is that there's widespread support for russia. i yes, there are flags being brandished in demonstrations, but i don't know if that means that there's a toy ground swell, wishing russian to be involved in this, in this situation. then why are we hearing and, and seeing people with russians flags and saying that, you know, this is something someone that we would rather turn to is this the consequence of misinformation? how do you explain that as well