Controlled by republicans. Recent polls show that americans are growing tired of divided government which brings us to todays question for our viewers. Do you believe divided government can work . Those who prefer one party rule over both the executive and congressional branches can call 2027488001. Those who prefer a divided government can call 2027488000. And those who are undecided can call 2027488002. You can also reach us on social media on twitter and on acebook. Host americans are growing increasingly dissatisfied with the diving board divided government. It says one in five americans believe its best for the president to be in one political party. The lowest level of public support in gallups 15year trend. Host it says its showing that one Party Control is falling out of favor. This is likely because Many Americans have witnessed the government increasingly in gridlock believing that legislation will get passed only if there is one party in scroll that party pushes it through.
Trump as a practicing lawyer i followed the Supreme Court for many years and became alarmed in recent years reading the cases of the 54 decisions and the 63 decisions which seemed to be decided along partisan line so had the liberal wing of the court, all aopinioned by democratic president s and the conservative wing all appointed by republican president s, and they were taking political positions which could easily be identified with the ideas of the respective parties. Oducti about thing wed care bit. Excerp rights and preproductive rights. Lets look an an exert. You say the courts dramatic porlarization is a recipe for the undermining of our greatest institution and has not been fully appreciated by most otherwise well insured americans. What did you mean by that . Guest theres lessis confidence in the decision and to public at large doesntt accept their decisions and afte, all, the Supreme Court is alexander hamilton, doesnt have an army, doesnt have any money so its power comes fr
To go to tell the press weve reached this agreement. We were going down the hall, and i dont know which one that said it, the other one said exactly what did we agree to . And i think i probably said, i dont think i really know either, tom. [laughter] so why dont we get some key players and put them in a room and get them to write up what we agreed to. But we got the agreement, and we proceeded. We did our constitutional responsibility. We didnt remove him from office, but we did it in a way we felt was fair to all, and we came out the other side with the ability to then go back to doing legislation for the people. You can watch this and other programs online at booktv. Org. Host our next guest is erick erickson, coauthor of you will be made to care the war on faith, family and your freedom to believe, he is also the cofounder and former editor of red state, and hes now at the resurgent, a conservative news web site. Thank you so much for joining us. Guest thanks so much for having me.
What it really was. It is all of these different threats that formed this tapestry. Then to feel empowered themselves to us accurately, thats why knowing history is so important, to be the witnesses to the future and to make that their responsibility to in a sense become a living history. To move that history forward into a time when people will not have the opportunity to hear directly from those who experienced it. For more information about tvs recent visit to anaheim and the many other destinations on our cities to her, go to cspan. Org cities tour. You are watching the tv on cspan2, television for serious readers. Heres a look at prime time today. We kick off off the evening with Eric Erickson, his book is you will be made to care, the war war on faith, family, and your freedom to believe. Then at 730 p. M. , former un assistant secretary general Michael Doyle doyle talks about interventionism. At 9 00 p. M. , the spread of infectious disease. Followed by afterwards with Washingto
Of this nation. Why critics say it shows where he is unfit for the oval office. Refugee relief, the u. S. Promises to give more money and take more syrians, our report from the front lines of the crisis in europe. Plus tipping point, californias sequoias who stood the test on time. We want to understand the effect of the drought on the sequoias. But they could be under threat in what could be a wakeup call for the planet. Hes not the first pope to visit communist cuba, but today pope francis became the first to visit the hometown of fiddle and raul castro. In cuba, the pope struck a delicate plans when it comes to politics. When he begins his trip to the u. S. Tomorrow, he is expected to make some waves. Jonathan betz has the story. Reporter this is no ordinary flight. On board pope francis. Thousands lined the street as we made his way to what is known as the cradle of catholic fate. It the popes first visit here. I think that this time is very important because of the fact that the U