weevil take you there live about 3:00 eastern live on c-span. welcome a scholar at the american enterprise institute. overal government spending $4.5 trillion, taking in revenue of $3.5 trillion. billion, next year approaching $1 trillion in one year. that is a shocking number, especially so when the economy is strong and unemployment is low. we have reached a point where deficits are at about the place they were at the height of the great recession in 2008 and 2009. we have done that without those kinds of fiscal pressures for dealing with a great recession. it is a function of letting spending go without getting it under control. the national debt has exceeded $23 trillion. how much money is that? guest: it is hard to get your head around that number. there are different ways of thinking about what counts is the national debt. some people will say we are approaching 20 trillion dollars because they do not count debt the government owns itself. we are at unprecedented places in terms of deficit and debt. there is no prospect for slowing the gro

finally he says as it clears its head on the right and left weevils expect to hear more talk of endless wars and rhetoric does not change that they do not just and they are won or lost the political will will wax and wane the threat to the nation is not going anywhere. >> what i hear him doing is expressing in specific terms with the majority of house republicans one - - democrats have voted on condemning the withdrawal from syria. relatively small number of troops that we have their and endorsing some of the arguments he is making their. it's not the first time congressional members of a political party have opposed the presidents foreign policy. thinking back to the thirties and forties we were debating whether or not the world war ii democratic president roosevelt that wanted to stand alone against the nazis and some oppose that move until the morning of december 7th, 19. >> our guest is michael barone how america's political parties change is his book. joshua tree california democratic line good morning. >>caller: i have been following the republican mayor of santa barbara the repub

it's not just the fbi, there's other agencies and other institutions when they are unfairly targeted weevil pointed out and when they do things wrong we will point that out, too "-begin-double-quote you're going to see is the dissection of that is right, what's wrong. i'm critical of people, certain actions, certain decisions and to include you in certain aspects, so i hope that people will really come away with the understanding that that is the focus to help explain to you, to help to decipher the political noise which is just -- >> so you don't see inconsistencies between the pitch to students to join the fbi and you leaving? >> no, because again people decide for themselves how they are going to use their time and talent and skills. but it is a great agency. i still talk to people all the time, not just even about the fbi. we have a colleague here in the secresecret service today i talk abouthoughtabout that agency as. people ask what it's like an federal law enforcement and i say you will not find anything like them and i would argue that it's because i think these institutions i think

faith and with they at they are instead still lead the world that we they they internal to learn old weevil the world levels higher than they can and they constructed by the structure structures of arteries of our brain since but but also also this new structure of our language isn't going to culture s. that that tell us how to put things together together. you often feel talk about and talk about. and lead forcing relationship with been. called for a relationship with been language and culture and it's very hard. for me personally . it is very very hard thinking for me play about recent resists thinking about the relationship in they should have been then joined she can send them back to a term is that enough sort of structural. things on top of that by sometime i wonder i wonder if it's actually a fitting metaphor or not in terms of what comes 1st but the terms of the if it's actually a fitting metaphor and not in terms of what comes 1st but the terms of how the to encapsulate reproduce one another yeah so i think of how the to encapsulate reproduce one another yeah so i think of language

weevil take you there live about 3:00 eastern live on c-span. welcome a scholar at the american enterprise institute. overal government spending $4.5 trillion, taking in revenue of $3.5 trillion.

to the north started after the civil war and heightened during world war i as floods as the bowl weevil devastated southern farming and industrialization in the north attracted black workers. the greatest migration of blacks from the south to the north occurred in the 1960s. by the 1970s, atlanta and other cities were increasingly regarded as a land of opportunity for blacks where entrepreneurship and political ambition flourished. according to the 1971 u.s. census, 108 blacks that had left other parts of the country to settle in the american south. in 1971, it was up from 97,000 -- it was up from 97,000 the previous year. you also have studies that show that between the years of 1970 and 1973 we have 247 blacks that moved to the south whereas you had one 66,000 black folk that moved out of the south at the same time. historically, black populations were concentrated in the american south and the exodus of millions of blacks known as the great migration from the 1860s to the 1960s where the majority of the black folks still remained in the american south connect those that migrated them

but because of a serious threat to the south's cotton crop from boll weevil infestation, dr. carver suggested alabama farmers start growing peanuts in an alternate year which he believed would restore and add knew tree yents to the -- knew tree yents to the soil. it worked. he ended up inventing over 300 products made out of peanuts, including peanut milk, peanut paper, peanut milk, although he did not invent my favorite, peanut butter, but 300 different types of products made from peanuts. in 1921, in a highly unusual circumstance in the era of jim crow, dr. carver testified regarding the value of peanuts before the ways and means committee of the united states house of representatives. an african american scientist in front of the united states house in 1921. in 1938, again during the jim crow era in alabama, dr. carver was the featured speaker at the first peanut festival in alabama. peanuts became more and more popular and by 1990 they became one of the top six crops in the united states, all in large part due to the work of dr. carver at tuskegee university. it is not an

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