Before we would lead, we would stand on the railing about car, both of us waving to the crowd. It was as far as the eye could see. We were told there were 50,000 people that came out to the county care around county fairgrounds. [applause] they know a better deal is coming. Know that they are part of a movement. Donald says that to me more often than anything else. When we see the crowds, he will say, this is a movement, mike. It is bigger than us. He says it with the kind of humility that we so admire leaders. In leaders. I admire him as my running mate. Americas choice has never been clearer. The most straight talking candidate since Ronald Reagan is running against one of the most dishonest candidates ever. [applause] let me say, as i stand in this hallowed place, the American People picked a bold truth teller in 1980 and i know theyre going to elect a bold truth teller in 2016. [applause] these challenging times, let me reflect on the policies and then i will close. Challenging tim
To the november election. Be sure to watch washington journal, beginning live at 7 00 a. M. Eastern. Join the discussion. Republican Vice President ial nominee mike pence spoke at the reagan president ial library in simi valley, california. He spoke about similarities between donald trump and president reagan. This is just over an hour. [applause] good morning, everyone. I have the good morning, everyone. Reagan president ial candidates and foundation. [applause] for joining us this morning. In honor of our men and women who defend our freedom around the world, please stand and join for the pledge of the allegiance. Pledge allegiance, to the flag of the United States of america. To the republic, a nation, under god, indivisible and with liberty and justice for all. Please be seated. Get started, very few people in the audience i would. Ike to make sure we recognize governor pences daughter charlotte. If you would stand. [applause] foundation and the board of trustees, governor pete wil
Ure wearing one. The weathers gone nuts, ma. A whole summer of rain and now in september it decides to get hot. Its lucky mrs. Wiedermeyer moved away. By the heat in queens. Whered she move to, ma . To the bronx. Will you tell this guy that if i hear watergate one more time im gonna go nuts mike, if archie hears watergate one more time hes gonna go nuts i just told him that, you dingbat now, i need a pen. Just go get me a pen. Yeah. [belches] thanks. Stay away from me. Just stay away from me. I dont want to be arguing with no guy whos got a lamb chop for a brain. Here. Oh, edith, its so hot in this house. Cant you close the windows and the door and turn on the air conditioner . Oh, no. We cant do that. The mayor was on the radio, asking everybody to switch off everything electric. Why did he say that . I didnt wait to hear why. I switched off the radio. Its because we have to conserve energy, daddy. Otherwise theres gonna be another brownout. Well, if i dont get some air, im gonna brow
Them . The level of tech letters a and this country should increase. People are still a little bit too confused about the level of tracking what happens behind the scenes on web sites. There has been so much press about it that you would have to be living under a rock not to know which is maybe where the Supreme Court is located. The jones decision was mine0 mine0. Not a single justice accepted the obama administrations position that we have no expectation of privacy in public. I will also point out there does seem to be an Incredible Movement across the country against drones. Many states, almost a dozen have laws limiting drones so i think we are coming to the conclusion that just because you can fly an airplane doesnt mean we have given privacy. To care about privacy people have to be able to relate to their own lives because we can imagine what it would be like to be followed by a drunk . These are completely great questions. Asiana seneca from make an extra effort to get privacy i
In january the new congress will have the largest gop majority since the 2000 elections. Craig detweiler talks about his book igods in which he looks at the impact of technology and social media in our culture today. This interview is part of booktvs College Series from Pepperdine University. Host you are watching booktv on cspan2. We are on location at Pepperdine University in malibu california as part of our university series. We like to visit universities and colleges and talk to professors who are authors. Joining us now is Craig Detweiler. His book igods how technology shapes our spiritual and social lives. Here is the book cover by professor detweiler before we get into that what do you teach a pepperdine . Guest i am a filmmaker first and so i teach screenwriting and i teach production and help students navigate the entertainment industry. Host you are also director of the center for entertainment. That is part of your professorship here . Guest yes its a bit of a think tank loo