hobbled they can only walk with a cane and is in constant pain and has no memory of meeting william mckinley. they come together eight years later at the ohio state republican convention and mckinley over his objections is arrested as a delegate. he does not want to go to the national convention. hannah is worth senator john sherman of ohio. mckinley does not want to opposes chief. over his objection he is sent to the national convention. >> first to encounter. >> in 1888 they go back to the republican national convention and have a little bit of a semi- rivalry going a 3rd ohio character has entered the scene, joseph p fire alarm foraker who runs for governor in 1885 and is defeated and gets elected in 1887. .. so when word gets out that there is a movement to draft him, he is sitting in a hotel room and he grabs an unused telegraph slip, write the comment on it, as it shares with anna says if this continues this is what i'm going to say. the next day a a delegate -- they start voting and a delegate from connecticut -- the texan says the delegation is ready and when this delegate from conne

"the triumph of william mckinley, why the election of 1896 still matters." i'll react to the book in a moment. react to my commentary. >> i think you're right. the initial response was to fall back into the old pattern. but let's realize, is this not the old pattern. this san internationally inspired act of terrorism inside our borders. we had people who appear to have been radicalized over the internet. there may have been some seeds planted in miss malik's background, her upbringing in pakistan and in saudi arabia. and pack citiz in pakistan, it appears when she graduated from college in an area known to have sectarian strains, that she destroyed her personal computer telling family members that it contained personal information on it it. maybe the seeds of radicalization were there. but this is not an issue of gun violence or workplace violence. this is an act of terrorism inside our borders. and we should not freight this with either discussions in my opinion about gun control or about the efficacy of prayer. we ought to focus on why this happened and re

1896 campaign in his new book, the triumph of william mckinley, why the election of 1896 still, why the election of 1896 still matters. he discusses the political environment 1896 including political gridlock. he is interviewed by the kaiser. >> republican party has been beaten in the 1892 election, grover cleveland is coming to office, mckinley has been the governor of ohio and seen the country ohio is in the country to send in to a deep depression. the republicans think the election of 1896 is going to be the scope of you is to be the nominee but he is not the front runner, his not the favorite. >> directory following afterwards, joined book tv as we attend a book party thrown for karl rove. >> sunday and in depth author will be live with your calls, emails, text from text from noon until 3:00 p.m. eastern. his books include the once in a great city, adored trite story. as well as first as class, biography of bill clinton. tell new to to shut up, and barack obama, the story. book tv, this weekend, three days of nonfiction books and authors on c-span2. television for serious reader

of william mckinley and why the election of 1896 still matters. mckinley's expansion of the republican base. >> the republican party has been beaten in the 1892 election. grover cleveland has come into office. mckinley has seen the country descend into a deep depression and republicans think the election is going to be theirs and he wants to be the nominee but is not the front runner. >> directly following afterward, join look tv as we attend a book party. be livethe author will with your calls, e-mails and texts. his books include his most recent release as well as first in his class, a biography of the clinton, tell new to to shut up and barack obama, the story. today's of nonfiction books and authors on c-span2, television for serious readers. host:, welcome back here to talk about the year ahead in the last year for president obama. he said earlier this month that i have never been more optimistic about a year ahead that i am right now. why? bethey always say that to clear. there always very optimistic about where they are going but it is obama

the triumph of william mckinley on the election of 1896 still matters. the political environment in 1896 including political gridlock. >> republican party is unbeaten in the 1892 election, grover cleveland is, in the office, mckinley has been the governor of ohio and seen the country to send into it to depression and republicans think the election of 1896 is going to be theirs and he wants to be the nominee but he is not the front runner, not the favorite of the party bosses >> directly following at 11:00 p.m. eastern joined book tv as we attend the book party thrown for karl rove. live with calls, e-mails, and texts from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern. his most recent release want to migrate city as well as 1st in his class, a biography of bill clinton. book tv this new year's weekend three days of nonfiction books and authors , television for serious readers. >> 2010 treasury secretary henry paulson talks about his memoir. >> thank you all for being here and for being patient. i jumped in the car and race to as soon as i could. thank you very much.

also coming up, karl rove will discuss the importance of william mckinley's 1896 presidential campaign. and this weekend nurse and new york times columnist at least a brown -- teresa brown will talk about the challenges patients face in the health care system. >> i really wanted readers to get a sense of how important nurses are to patient care and to give them a very tactile, do detailed sense of that. and writing a book that was one shift seemed like a great way to do that. >> right. >> it also makes a great story, because you start, you meet these people at the beginning of the day, and then at the end of the day you more or less find out how they did -- >> right. >> but it lets people know what the shift is really like and everything that goes into it. >> "after words" airs on booktv every saturday at 10 p.m. and sunday at 9 p.m. eastern. you can watch all previous "after words" programs on our web site, booktv.org. >> as 2015 comes to a close, many publications are offering their recommendations for the best books of the year. here's a look at some of the books publishers weekly s

and a new book the triumph of william mckinley mckinley wife election of 1896 still matters. including the political gridlock and expansion of the republican base. he's interviewed by richard kaiser senior editor for the national review magazine. >> the party has been beaten in the election. grover cleveland has come into office and has been the governor of ohio and has seen the country does and to send and they think that the election is going to be there and he wants to be the nominee but he is not the favorite of the party bosses. >> and following 11 p.m. eastern join booktv as the attended a party thrown for karl rove. sunday author david marinus wilby live with calls, e-mails and texts from noon to 3 p.m.. books include the most recent release once in a great city a detroit city story as well as first in his class a biography of bill clinton, tell told newt to shut up and barack obama the story. booktv this new year's weekend. three days of nonfiction books and authors on c-span2. television for serious readers. hillary clinton is in new hampshire making a couple stops i

william mckinley was our president if you are curious. a quick glance across florida. historic rainfall. 9 inches coming down on saturday. over a foot has come down in the month of december. in miami, this is the driest time of the year. that pattern is set to continue. >>> thank you, pedram. former president jimmy carter is low key even when the news is fantastic. revealing his prayers appear to have been answered. we get more from cnn's nick valencia. >> reporter: jimmy carter says he is cancer free. the former u.s. president made the announcement on sunday in his hometown of plains, georgia. people erupted into applause over the announcement by the 91-year-old. it was this summer that carter said he was diagnosed with cancer and had to go through a procedure to remove a mass from his liver. the doctors said the cancer was found in his brain. that included four spots. president carter did start to go through radiation treatment and experimental drug. he mentioned that drug in the statement he released to the media. he said my most recent mri did not reveal any signs

eastern on "after words," karl rove -- former white house deputy chief of taffe -- looks at william mckinley's 1896 campaign in his new book. mr. roe -- rove discusses the political environment in 1896 including mckinley's expansion of the republican base. >>

also coming up, karl rove will discuss the importance of william mckinley's 1896 presidential campaign. this weekend, nurse and new york times columnist tresa brown will talk about the challenges patient space in the healthcare system. >> i really wanted readers to get a sense of how important nurses are to patient care and to give them a very tactile detailed, sense of that. reading the book seemed like a great way to do that. it also makes a great story, you meet these people at the beginning of the day and then at the end of the day you more or less find out how they did. but it lets people know what's the shift is really like and everything that goes into it. >> afterwards airs on book to be every saturday at 10:00 p.m. and sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. you can watch all previous afterwards programs on our website, book tv.org. [inaudible]

william mckinley." mckinley bus expansion of the republican base. mr. rove is interviewed by richard burr kaiser. >> the republican party has been beaten in the 1892 election. grover cleveland has come to office. mckinley has seen the country descended into a depression. republicans think the election of 1896 is going to be there's and he wants to be the nominee but he is not the front runner. >> directly following afterwards at 11:00 p.m. eastern, join book tv as we attend a book party thrown for karl rove. author david marinus will be live with your calls, e-mails, and texts from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern. book tv this new year's weekend, three days of nonfiction books and authors on c-span2, television for serious readers. congress is out for the year but both chambers return in january for the second session of the 114th congress. the house returns january 5 and plans to begin work on a budget reconciliation bill that the funds planned parenthood while also repealing the health care law. the senate a

saturday at 10:00, karl rove, former white house deputy chief of staff looks at william mckinley's 1896 campaign, why the election of 1896 still matters. mr. rove discusses the political climate. he is interviewed by the senior editor for national weekly. >> he has seen the country descend into a deep depression, and the republicans think that the election of 1896 is going to be theirs, and he wants to be the nominee, but he's not the favorite of the party bosses. >> join book tv as we attend a book party thrown for karl rove. sunday, author david mariness. "once in a great city, a detroit city" as well as "first in his class". three days of non-fiction books and authors on c-span 2. television for serious readers. >>> coming up next, harry truman's eldest grandson welcomes an atomic bomb survivor to the presidential library in independence, missouri for the presentation of a rare paper crane. the crane was folded by a dying 12 year old girl named sadako sasaki who was 2 when the atomic bomb was dropped. when she developed leukemia, she put her hope in a japanese legend that promised on

in the coming weeks in "after words" we talk about the importance of william mckinley's 1896 presidential campaign. fox news correspondent james rosen's looks at dick dick cheney's time in the bush administration. in this weekend, weekend, darcy olson, president of the goldwater institute take a critical look at the review. new medications undergo to get fda approval. >> it's all about when your life hangs in the balance and you have a terminal illness, it's about giving you the right to try to fight to save your life by accessing experimental and investigational medicines why they are understudied at the fda but before they receive the fda final greenlight. >> "after words" airs on book tv every saturday at 10:00 p.m. and sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. you can watch all previous "after words" programs on our website apple tv.org next the panel on social change from the tenth annual brooklyn book festival. >> last night at the gala, i was introduced as nick already, so since this is a book festival, i'll take that as a clever pun or complement or both. i actually appreciated that introducti

triumph of william mckinley.idlock and mckinley's expansion of the republican base. richard brookheiser. >> republican party has been beaten in the 1892 election. mckinley has been the governor of ohio and seen the country sink into a deep depression and republicans think election of 1876 is going to be theirs. he is not the front-runner. >> directly afterwards join book tv as we join a book tv party thrown for karl rove. actor david marinass, "once in a great city:a detroit city" as well as first in his class. and barack obama the story. three days of nonfiction books and authors on

campaign in his new book "the triumph of william mckinley."cusses the political environment and eight t 96. mr. rove is interviewed by the senior editor for "national review" magazine. creed -- grover cleveland has seen the country descend into a deep depression and republicans think the election of 1896 is going to be there and he wants to be the nominee, but he's not the front runner. directly following afterwards, join book tv as we attend a book party thrown for karl rove. david marinus will be live with your calls, e-mails and texts. his books include a biography on bill clinton and barack obama, the story. that's book tv, this weekend. >> earlier today, colonel steven warren announced 10 isis leaders , including some with links to the paris attacks have been killed by airstrikes over the last month. he briefed reporters from baghdad and provided an update on the operations to combat isis. this is one hour. >> without further a do come alive to you, sir. pentagon press corps. i hope you had a nice holiday weekend. a lot of us you were abl

karl rowe will discuss the importance of william mckinley's 1896 presidential campaign. also, fox news correspondent james rosen looks at former vice president dick cheney's time serving in the bush ministration. and this weekend, michael marmon will report on the factors contribute to america's health and wellness. >> i'm talking about the way we organize our affairs in society, which impact on health and the unfair distribution of health, health and quality is judged by reasonable means to be avoidable. >> "after words" airs on book tv every saturday at 10:00 p.m. and sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. you can watch all previous "after words" programs on a website, book tv.org. >> stacy schiff is next on book tv. her book, the witches looks at the salem witch trials. >> stacy schiff received fellowships from the guggenheim foundation and the national endowment for the humanities. and untoward in literature from the american had a mate of arts and letters. her latest book, "the witches: salem, 1692" when a minister's daughter began to scream and convulse and ended less than a

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gop strategist karl rove, author of the new bo "triumph of william mckinley, andharles lane from "the washington post." george, how about it? your thoughts about what what donald trump had to stay. >> gene mccarthy, the late senator said anything said in washington three times is a fact. so he sis i'm not one of those others guys, i don't go down. there's tli times, so it must be true. >>> at one point you have called them loser. i want, no, no, no, i called them stupid. then he says that ted cruz is now ahead of him in iowa, a bit of a mannian. the gradation is interesting. it's a mannian, because he can't get along and cajoje people the way presumably trump can, who calls them stupid. you didn't even have time to get to the latest trumpism that demonstrated his invincible ignorance. he said i will issue an executive order requires anyone who kills a police officer gets the death penalty. how does that work in our system? starting with the 19 states who have no death penalty. if you liked president obama's use of executive power, you're >>> neera, you have a top divorce to hillary cl

william mckinley was president. that is how far back you have to go to get no snowfall this late in the season. how about historic rainfall for florida? 9 inches on saturday. over a foot has come down in december. in miami, this is the driest time of the year. that pattern to continue with the heavy rainfall with the stalled frontal boundary in place. >>> thank you, pedram. wonderful news from former president jimmy carter. he revealed this to his church in plains, georgia on sunday. he says his prayers have been answered. let's get more from cnn's nick valencia. >> reporter: the former u.s. president made the announcement at the start of church service in his hometown. after hearing the news, people erupted in applause over the announcement by the 91-year-old. it was this summer that president carter announced he had cancer. doctors said the cancer was found in his brain. that included four spots. president carter started to undergo radiation treatment with an experimental drug. he mentioned that drug in a statemen

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what i learned from your book is that william mckinley saw the need to build the tent. so who is the tent builder in this array of gop candidates? >> well, it's almost everybody except donald trump into a lesser extent ted cruz. ted cruz says the way we can win the election is getting a missing army of conservatives who have historically reliably voted republican and didn't do so in 2012. that's simply not true. you look at the exit polls. there are 580,000 more self-identified conservatives that turned out to vote in 2012 than the previous high in 2008 and 2.2 million more conservatives vote for mitt romney than voted for john mccain. we had the -- you're right, 59% of the white vote went for mitt romney. 59% of it went for george w. bush and in 2004, 59% or there abouts but what mckinley looked at is changing country and increasing numbers of catholic industrial workers particularly in big cities in the midwest and people who were not from the historic places we got immigration before. we had for decades had immigration from england, scotland, wales, ireland and we ha

18 6 campaign, in his new book the triumph william mckinley.discusses the political environment in 1896 including political gridlock. mr. rove is introduced by richard brookheiser, senior editor for "national review" magazine. >> the republican heart bass been beaten in the 1892 election, grover cleaveland into office. mckinley has become the governor of ohio and seen the country into a deep depression and republicans think the election of 18 6 is going to be theirs and he wants to be the nominee but not the front-runner and not the favorite of the party bosses. >> afterwards at 11:00 p.m., we attend a book party thrown for karl rove. sunday on indemt, author david marines will be live with your calls, e-mails and texts from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern. his book include once in a great city, a detroit story as well as first in his class biography of bill clinton, tell newt to shut up and barack obama the story. book tv, this new year's weekend, three days of nonfiction books and authors on c-span2, television for serious readers. >>> up next here

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author of the new book the triumph of william mckinley and george, how about it? your thoughts about what donald trump had to say sm. >> well, the late senator once said that the rule in washington that anything said three times is a fact, so he subscribes to that. he says i'm going to win, i think i'm going to win. i'm not one of those guys that goes down. i don't go down i go up. i'm going to win. there's three times so it must be true. at one point you said you've called -- you trump have called the leaders in washington losers. he says no, no. i called them stupid and then he says that ted cruz is ahead of him in iowa, a little bit of a maniac. and he's a maniac because he can't get along and cajole people presumably the way trump can who calls them stupid. you didn't even have time to get to the latest trumpism this week, that demonstrated his invincible ignorance of how our government works. he says as president i will issue an executive order requiring that anyone who kills a police officer gets the death penalty. how does that work in our system? starting

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in the coming weeks in "after words" we talk about the importance of william mckinley's 1896 presidential campaign. fox news correspondent james rosen's looks at dick dick cheney's time in the bush administration. in this weekend, weekend, darcy olson, president of the goldwater institute take a critical look at the review. new medications undergo to get fda approval. >> it's all about when your life hangs in the balance and you have a terminal illness, it's about giving you the right to try to fight to save your life by accessing experimental and investigational medicines why they

"the triumph of william mckinley." cusses the political environment of 1896. mr. rove is interviewed by the senior editor for national review magazine. cleveland has come in to office and mckinley has seen the country dive into a deep depression. .e wants to be the nominee >> directly following, join booktv as we attend a book party thrown for karl rove. ," davidn "in-depth marinus will be taking your calls. booktv, this new year's weekend. three days of nonfiction books and authors on c-span two. television for serious readers. >> as 2015 reps up, c-span features "congress: year in review. easternthursday at 8:00 as we revisit mitch mcconnell taking his position as senate francis'leader, pope historic address to a joint session of congress, and the election of paul ryan, the debate over the nuclear deal in iran, and reaction to mass shootings at home and abroad. congress: year in review thursday at 8:00 eastern. >> "washington journal" continues. so, who is your person of the year. in made the biggest impact the countr

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saturday at 10:00, karl rove, former white house deputy chief of staff looks at william mckinley's 1896 campaign, why the election of 1896 still matters. mr. rove discusses the political climate. he is interviewed by the senior editor for national weekly. >> he has seen the country descend into a deep depression, and the republicans think that the election of 1896 is going to be theirs, and he wants to be the nominee, but he's not the favorite of the party bosses. >> join book tv as we attend a book party thrown for karl rove. sunday, author david mariness. "once in a great city, a detroit city" as well as "first in his class". three days of non-fiction books and authors on c-span 2. television for serious readers. >>> coming up next, harry truman's eldest grandson welcomes an atomic bomb survivor to the presidential library in independence, missouri for the presentation of a rare paper crane. the crane was folded by a dying 12 year old girl named sadako sasaki who was 2 when the atomic bomb was dropped. when she developed leukemia, she put her hope in a japanese legend that promised on

eastern on afterwards, karl rove, white house deputy chief that stop looks at william mckinley's 1896 campaign in his new book. mr. rowe discusses the political environment in 1896 including political wedlock and the killings expansion of the republican base. >> republican party has been beaten in the 1892 election. grover cleveland has come into office and mckinley has been the governor of ohio is in the country descend into a deep depression and republicans think the election of 1870-- 1896 will be theirs and he wants to be the nominee, but he is not the front runner. >> directly following afterwards at 11:00 p.m. eastern, joint book tv as we attend a book party thrown for karl rove. sunday, on in-depth, author david baroness will be live with your calls, e-mails and tax from noon to make 3:00 p.m. eastern. book tv this new year's weekend, three days of nonfiction books and authors on c-span 2. television for serious readers. >> former first lady laura bush was among the speakers at a national summit on creating employment opportunities for veterans and military families. the event

williams and his most recent book, america and its contempt for liberty. saturday evening at 10:00 eastern, cap harel rhodes -- williamodes, looks at mckinley in his new bookwhy the election of 1896 still matters. gridlock anditical mckinley's expansion of the republican base. the --eviewed by magazine. grover cleveland has come into office. mckinley has been governor of ohio and seen the country descend into a deep depression and republicans think that the election of 1896 is going to be there. he once to be the nominee but he is not the front-runner. directly -- >> directly afterwards, we attend a book party thrown for karl rove. sunday, the author will be live for your calls coming e-mails, and text. a detroit story. a biography of bill clinton. newt to shut up. three days of nonfiction books and authors on c-span2. television for serious readers. >> more now on the criminal justice system and a discussion from the federalist society. speakers include a civil rights attorney, a former philadelphia police officer. --y will talk about events this is two hours. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. my name is gail harriet and i am the chairman of the ci

right now, donald trump represents the william jennings brian of the republican, for the republican. lou: you're doing that dog gone karl rove-mckinleygain. >> oh! i'm not saying the 18 '96 election. i'm saying with the rhetoric and talk represents extinction event for the republican party and they'll get together and either he'll change or they beat him. lou: when you say they beat him, that's going to be a sorry mess. if you need a committee to run for president, that would be an interesting committee of candidates, i mean. i'm not sure folks would look favorably upon that. i'm just guessing, one country reporter's view, chris stirewalt. always good to talk with you. >> this pundit is happy to be with you, brother dobbs. lou: we say good night with full heart. >>> be sure to vote in our poll tonight. do you believe president obama and congress should order an immediate suspension of refugee programs into the united states until public safety and national security can be assured? cast your vote at loudobbs.com. we should have added can be assured without taking your guns. that might be an appropriate addendum. follow me -- links at

williams, his most recent book is american contempt for liberty. his other books include race and economics. saturday evening at 10:00 p.m. eastern on afterwards, call rove deputy chief of staff looks at mckinley's 1896 campaign. >> .. >> joined book tv as we attend the book parties thrown for karl rove sunday on in-depth doctor david marinus will be live with calls, e-mails, and texts from noon to three pm eastern. a detroit story as well as 1st in his class biography of bill clinton, telnet to shut up and barack obama the story. book tv this new year's weekend three days of nonfiction books and authors on c-span2, so a vision for serious readers. >> coming up to writers talk about science and innovation. author of a book on businessmen from adventure, an engineer in one mosque, kevin ashton's book is how to fly a horse, the secret history of creation, and mentioned command discovery, part of the texas book festival held in austin earlier this year. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. thank you all for joining us for the silicon valley atx panel. i will be your moderator this afternoon. i was want to take a moment to thank the folks that make this festival free, fun command fantastic.

williams and his most recent book, american contempt for liberty. plus a feature on his other books. then on after "after words", whe election of 1896 still matters. including local gridlock and mckinley's expansion. he is interviewed by richard kaiser. >> the republican party had been beaten. grover cleveland has come into office. .. [applause] civic we're doing a different format tonight and tonight we have been in conversation with dana perino. we have wrecked who has been with her for years, a spokesman for years for the united nations, president bush named him director of to vacations when he was present at the united nations seven or eight years then bobby daschle security foreign affairs spokesperson. a partner in his own firm and with us today to the interview the number one bestseller from dana perino. [applause] >> what a crowd. welcome to california. [applause] this book is pretty exciting i have to say. i want to ask as many questions as possible. i don't know how you feel but this book to me is the perfect book for a graduate. [laughter] and has good positive messages you can do anything. sorry really hope you can share with us in this into the setting. >> with all of my cl