about why they wanted to stop those kind of maga attacks on trump democracy and the loss after the insurrection. but we have the receipts from those you see on your screen today, including senator graham, a loyal trump supporter then criticized what trump was leading on the insurrection on the night of january 6th. but now as he faces legal pressure to testify in georgia for his own role in helping a trump effort that he claimed was over when he gave his famous enough is enough speech after trump fans stormed the capitol, clambering to kill mike pence. i hope he runs again. if you think trump is bad for the party, i disagree with you. i think president trump is good for the party. [ cheers and applause ] all i can say is count me out. enough is enough. it is over. i ve travelled the world with joe. i hoped he lost. i d pray he would lose. he won. he s the legitimate president of the united states. some of this is pretty simple even though people would wish it otherwise.
It is against nature. They were created differently, their nature is different, their constitution is different. I think the president of turkey has some interesting thoughts when it comes to women and he certainly doesnt think they are equal in turkish society. In the United States we have a different standard for what equality means for women that isnt that comparable to that in the middle east. What is your sense of the balance between men and women . I think he has a point in the sense that men and women are created differently, in the sense of their biology, the way they think and do things, the careers they go into, the things they are drawn to but in terms of what men and women can do, i believe that women can do the same jobs as men and that we are not created unequally when it comes to the opportunities that we can pursue, and the kind of work that we can do. How is it that someone who is 26 has already written two books . I moved to d. C. Fresh out of college, and i really go
Next, hugh hewitt talks about the elements that go in to achieving happiness. This is about an hour. Thank you, jonathan quite a lot actually. Its always great to be back at the Nixon Library, especially on the eve of the 101st anniversary of nixons birth, especially to celebrate with friends of the library who come offing. As many of you know, in late 1988, the phone rang. I was searching for president reagan and his administration. On the other end this president nixon asking me to come back to your belinda to oversee construction of the library for a couple years. So i was very, very pleased to do so. It was a shining jewel and anyone watching on cspan across the United States who has never been to the Nixon Library, you want to come here. Its an extraordinary celebration of the american presidency, but also extra or a lead, the small house that frank nixon built from a kit and continued through a life measure in decades that achievement, not hours of achievement, but a truly signif
Those photographs. Joining us on booktv is marji ross publisher of regnery. Marji ross who owns regnery . Guest we have a new owner. Its very exciting we are owned by Salem Communications and as you may know salem is a very big and powerful Media Company mostly in radio. So they syndicate some of the biggest conservative talkshow hosts including Michael Medvedev and dennis kregor and hugh hewitt and Mike Gallagher and bill bennett and they also own over 100 radio stations across the country. Of course thats one of the key drivers or book sales especially in the conservative market is to get onto talk radio. So now we have this wonderful synergy where we are going to be working with all of our salem family to try to get the message out about our books. Host has your job change since the new ownership . Guest well its become more busy and more exciting. Luckily, the nice thing to read grocery is salem doesnt own art art regnery didnt own any. Publishing operation at all so this is new to
The verge of energy independence, whats going to happen to saudi arabia and what sort of impact are they going to have on the rest of the arab world . Saudi arabia has made it clear that in general with the exception of syria they are against what is going on in the arab world. They dont see this as a historical transformational process. They see this as an arab inferno, a revolutionary process that is going to really ruin the arab world, etc. And they see the world, i think, in terms of two prisms, if you will; a sunnishiite prism and a status quo change prism. And these are not always, you know, converging. And so in most of the arab world, they see it in terms of status quo versus change, and they have attempted to do so, to slow down the process if not reverse it altogether through basically financial means. Theyve done so in their own country, theyve done so in the gulf, theyre doing so with egypt where basically, now, theyve poured billions with of dollars not towards necessarily