And he is our guest for this edition of the communicators. What happened 25 years ago and what happened and what was your role . Marc what happened was essentially the birth of Digital Television. More exactly of what that is, because it is a little confusing. But i was working for a Company Called general instrument based here in san diego. As it was known, was a Technology Conglomerate with headquarters in new york city. And one of the divisions was based here in san diego. And we were in the satellite and cable tv business. Thats what led to the convention of Digital Television. Of that was that our leaders were pioneers and pioneers in Digital Communications technology. The time wasat growing rapidly. We were encrypting the satellite tv signals of virtually all the u. S. Content providers in the United States, such as hbo and cnn and espn and so on. That was still in the age of analog tv. Note sincetant to its origins in world war i and world war ii last entry was based on analog t
Of the potential Republican Voters or voters interested in the republican race because he is talking about issues that a lot of the conventional republican candidates really dont want to address in a detailed way. They want to audit a few cliches utter a few cliches because they dont want to upset their donors. That is getting attention. A lot of black voters are saying, we want to look at this, when ordinarily, they would not be paying attention to a republican race. I think trump and sanders are shaking things up in a way that the usual republican versus democrat correlation of forces is breaking down. Guest mark has a very good point, right out of the gate this morning. , when you look at support across the country, on congress, it is one of the few Public Policy issues that has support across the political spectrum. When you look at polling, anywhere between 65 70 will support immigration reform. On how you asked the question. There is no other Public Policy issue that has that foo
And now on book tv on cspan2 it as live coverage of the brooklyn book festival. Todays author schedule includes msnbc chris hayes, law professor cheryl and National Book award kathy oneill and recently named National Book award finalist. We will kick off today with a discussion on the immigrant experience. This is a book tvs live coverage of the brooklyn book festival. Good morning. Welcome to the best law school in brooklyn. Those of you brooklynites get that punch line but being the only law school and the best law school in the most vibrant and largest borough of the big apple in the greatest country on earth we got that going for us. So weve got that going for us, too. On this day in late august, our law school welcomed its new class of students of 371 students plus about 35 international students. And they were all enthralled with americans across the country with an extraordinary event that was the day of the totality, the day of the eclipse. People across the United States and h
Thanks to Courtney Gibson for being here and all of you for watching. Power lunch starts right now. We wont let money be wasted anymore. Those word weiss just heard from President Trump. A big budget meeting is being held right now at the white house. Well talk about that and so much more with Grover Norquist. Americans for tax reform. Are we finally going to get it . Get ready for serious sticker shock at the Grocery Store. Imwill President Trumps immigration plan hit as hard as some may think . Made in america is alive, but far from well according to one sector. Two busy hours of power starts right now. Once again, welcome to power lunch. Im tyler mathisen. Down. 7,. 6 for nasdaq. In the green today. Today is the 51st session that s p has failed to move in either direction. Heck of a stat, tyler. Thank you very much. I am brian sullivan. Exist i existing home sales, number tripling expectations. Wow european antitrust regulators are set to okay dow chemicals 130 million merger with d
The head of the Intelligence Committee isnt ruling out calling her as a witness. If there is intelligence that leads us to a reason to look at susan rice, then well do it. Howie candidate by reporters if he thought rice committed a crime, the president says he thinks she did. Fox news senior judicial analyst judge Andrew Napolitano says rices actions may have been criminal. He joins us tonight. President trump promised to build that wall. But his Homeland Security secretary doesnt seem to be overly committed to the idea. Its unlikely well build a physical barrier from sea to shining sea. Lou the executive director of the National Immigration forum joins me. And the cofounder of the House Freedom caucus, congressman jim jordan. Hes taking part in those renews efforts to repeal and replace obamacare. Deep divisions remain and so far no sign of a deal. Good evening. Susan rice is defending her request to unmask Trump Campaign and transition officials who were inadvertently surveilled by t