trey: good evening and thank you for joining us i m trey gowdy this is a special edition of sunday night in america. ready or not here it comes. in less than one year americans will head to the polls to pick a president one third of t the senate and the whole house. the price it to say you have questions which we will try to answer throughout the course of our time together tonight starting with rich in new jersey. rich mueller from new jersey bussey tim scott has just withdrawn from the race for president. i m really disappointed about that but i wonder what his change in the landscape to make it like that he doesn t have a chance? v6 to quote senator scott himself the voters said no, not now. but that does not mean no not never. this is not a political season or historical cycle where in someone with tim scott demeanor is going to flourish. politics right now covet fame over substance. politicians make the news for what they wear or tweet or say covet not what they do o
trey: good evening trey: good evening, i m trey gowdy, special edition of sunday night in america. less than one year, america will head to the poll to pick a president. sufficed to say, you have questions we will try to answer throughout the course of our time tonight, starting with rich from new jersey. hi, trey, rich muller, i see tim scott has just withdrawn from the race for president. i m disappointed by that, what made it where he doesn t have a chance? trey: to quote senator scott himself, the voters said not now, that doesn t mean not ever thchl is not a historical season where someone with tim scott s demeanor is going to flourish. politics right now want fame over substance, what they wear, see or say and not what they do or believe. cycle where anger and frustration have supplanted hope and optimism. gop primary voters want a different candidate from what tim offered. you asked what changed. i think a lot, political opponents are enemies, losing an election
trey: good evening and thank you for joining us i m trey gowdy this is a special edition of sunday night in america. ready or not here it comes. in less than one year americans will head to the polls to pick a president one third of th the senate and the whole house. the price it to say you have questions which we will try to answer throughout the course of our time together tonight starting with rich in new jersey. rich mueller from new jersey bussey tim scott has just withdrawn from the race for president. i m really disappointed about that but i wonder what his change in the landscape to make it like that he doesn t have a chance? v6 to quote senator scott himself the voters said no, not now. but that does not mean no not never. this is not a political season or historical cycle where in someone with tim scott demeanor is going to flourish. politics right now covet fame over substance. politicians make the news for what they wear or tweet or say covet not what they do
Hardtalk. The country with the biggest oil reserves in the world is in economic meltdown. Venezuelans queue for hours for bread. The sick cant get the medicines they need. Violent crime is thriving in the chaos. Caracas is now the worlds most dangerous capital. Hugo chavezs Socialist Revolution has lost its charismatic leader, but not yet its grip on power. Opposition to chavezs successor, Nicolas Maduro, is mobilising. The National Assembly is at war with the government. Venezuela is on the brink of a terrifying descent into darkness. Can anyone pull it back from the brink . Foreign journalists are rarely welcome in venezuela, so we charter a small plane to the countrys caribbean island of margarita, where overseas visitors can still slip in with little fuss. This used to be a buzzing, prospering tourist town. Now, the flow of people, money and jobs has dried up. Many local businesses have closed down. More are likely to follow. The beaches have not lost their allure, but venezuela ha
Hardtalk. The country with the biggest oil reserves in the world is in economic meltdown. Venezuelans queue for hours for bread. The sick cant get the medicines they need. Violent crime is thriving in the chaos. Caracas is now the worlds most dangerous capital. Hugo chavezs Socialist Revolution has lost its charismatic leader, but not yet its grip on power. Opposition to chavezs successor, Nicolas Maduro, is mobilising. The National Assembly is at war with the government. Venezuela is on the brink of a terrifying descent into darkness. Can anyone pull it back from the brink . Foreign journalists are rarely welcome in venezuela, so we charter a small plane to the countrys caribbean island of margarita, where overseas visitors can still slip in with little fuss. This used to be a buzzing, prospering tourist town. Now, the flow of people, money and jobs has dried up. Many local businesses have closed down. More are likely to follow. The beaches have not lost their allure, but venezuela ha