[inaudible conversations] heres a look at upcoming book fairs and festivals happening in september. On september 18th the brooklyn book festival in brooklyn, new york. Later in the month the annual baltimore book festival in the inner harbor. On saturday, september 24th book tvs live from the National Book festival at the Washington Convention center in the Nations Capital including author talks from an at gordon reed and joey warwick as well as your phone call for authors john lewis and others. For more information about the book fairs, booktv will be covering watch previous festival coverage, the book fair tab on our website at booktv. Org. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] okay. Lets get started. I am albert teich, Research Professor for International Science and technology and policy at George Washington university and i want to welcome you on behalf of our center, and the center for science and democracy in the union of concerned scientists, they are cosponsoring
Raddatz. We begin with that shakeup in the 2016 race, a brandnew poll coming in overnight from the critical state of iowa. Showing senator Bernie Sanders closing in on Hillary Clinton. While on the republican side, donald trump is still soaring, its your voice, your vote, and lets take a look at those numbers. Among republicans, trump leads, followed by another outsider, dr. Ben carson, then nobody else breaks double digits. Ted cruz and scott walker are tied for third. But trailing far behind trump. The Biggest Surprise is among democrats, clintons lead, now, down to single digits, just seven points ahead of sanders. Its the first time shes dropped below 50 in the Des Moines Register bloom berg poll this year. Were taking on ever twist and turn in the 2016 race this morning and Bernie Sanders is standing by live to weigh in. But first, jon karl on the dramatic difference between the leading candidates right now. Reporter its the tale of two frontrunners. For one, the best of times. Fo
[gavel] the house will be in order. Mr. Doorkeeper. The speaker elect, House Speaker Newt Gingrich from georgia. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [cheers and applause] [applause] [applause] ladies and gentlemen of the house, i first want to thank my democratic colleagues for their support and confidence. I noted we were a little short but i appreciate your friendship and your support. As you might imagine, this is not a moment that i had been waiting for. ]laughter] when you carry the mantle of progress, there is precious little glory in defeat but sometimes, we spend so much time lionizing the winners and labeling the losers we lose sight of the victory we all shared in this crown jewel of democracy. You see, mr. Speaker, this is a day to celebrate a power that belongs not to any Political Party but to the people. No matter the margin, no matter the majority. All across the world from bosnia to chechnya to south africa, people lay down their lives for the kind of voice we t
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