Lehr. Thank you and good night. [ applause ] coming up this weekend on American History tv on cspan 3. The Abraham Lincoln president ial Library Foundation published a book of musics by public figures and ordinary americans celebrating or responding to lincolns gettysburg address. Editor of gettysburg replies, the world responds to Abraham Lincolns gettysburg address reads passages from the book saturday night at 8 50 p. M. Eastern. His presents still resonates from the words he has written and the artifacts and documents that he has left behind for our prosperity. He was a complex man who looked at complex issues plainly and purely. He accepted and spoke the truth. Many believe lincoln transseconded all over president s to have served before him and since. Then on real america the march in washington on august 28th, 1963, the u. S. Information agency filmed the march on washington for jobs and freedom and produced a documentary for foreign audiences. And sunday at 4 30 p. M. Eastern t
Exchanges but no bound so sightly tightly that youre so stuck on the rules, you cut them off just before they say, i killed my wife. Sorry, youre out of time. You want to make sure thats exchange. We all function by rules, though. Judy, you raised about the topic. Did you like the format, one for Foreign Affairs i think given an ideal situation, you think a president deals a great deal with Foreign Policy, domestic policy, and i think ideally it makes a lot of sense just to make sure that youre not going to be so heavily weighted one way or another. For example in the 2004 election, when iraq was a huge issue, i could say, gwen, remember this better than i will that may have been a time when there would be when the candidates would want to spend a lot more time oop Foreign Policy. Right now most voters say their primary concern is the economy. So, i think maybe there needs to be a little more flexibility on that. I know candy, im sure, was thinking about that as she was figuring about
It is affecting peoples attitus as they enter the political process, and i believe at this point, the democrats believe that that will work to their advantage, but as i said, these things are organic, and just as bill clinton kind of rethought and redefined the Democratic Party after three consecutive losses during the reagan and first bush presidencies, there may be a republican on the horizon who will similarly do that and be able to capture the imagination of his or her party, and then win in the national election. Its what keeps people like me going. [laughter] [applause] thank you, all, very much. [applause] up next on booktv, arguing the American Media aided in the reelection of president barack obama saying the media was consistently critical of the Republican Party and the nominee, mitt romney, while negligent to do the same with barack obama. This is about 45 minutes. [applause] thank you, john, and my thanks to the harming foundation for inviting me. If i cough, i got a tickl
So i would argue in terms of actual debate prep, hes probably very well prepared. Based on the Campaign Hillary clinton is running, its clear she cannot run on the obama economy. She cant run on libya, egypt, iran, afghanistan, syria. She cant really run on the russian reset with Vladimir Putin or china or north korea. And thats not all. Hillary clinton also cannot run on honesty and trustworthiness. So that means that the Clinton Campaign, they can only resort to pushing one thing. Theyre going to try and advance the narrative that donald trump does not have the temperament to be president , as if she does. So how are they going to do this . Late last week, it was reported that Hillary Clinton invited trump agitator mark cuban to attend tomorrow nights debate. But as many news outlets reported, in 2014, mark cuban, he made this shocking remark to ink magazine when he was asked about controversial racial comments that were made by former l. A. Clippers owner donald sterling. Listen to
We are covering all the angles of tonights show down. Jason and carol is inside the debate hall. Lets speak in with jason. Show us the stage and whats going to go down tonight, jason. Well, carol, you mentioned the super bowl, i guess we can call this the super bowl of politics. The stage is set behind me. There is much anticipation. Americas direction achieving prosperity and securing america. There is been a lot of talk of details. Lets go over some of them for you. The debate will last about 90 minute and broken into six 15 minute segments. There is a lot of talk about some of the rules involved. Some of the rules were decided by mutual consensus by both campaigns. Clintons podium is stage left and trump is right. That was decided by a coin toss. Clintons podium is shorter. Thats for optical reasons, shes shorter than donald trump. Shes about 5 6 and hes about 6 2 t. Who gets the first question . Clinton will receive the first question and have about twominutes to answer. Trump then