The polls, and this week also begins the final races for the march 15 contests, when florida and ohio vote, kicking off the winner take all portion. If donald trump cleans up on that day, very little can be done to stop him from winning the nomination, which is maybe why his rival and their allies have opened the floodgates of to the attack ads. Heres a sample of just some of the antitrust commercials invading the living rooms. Former students say Trump University was a scam. Trump supports Eminent Domain abuse. Using bankruptcy laws to avoid paying loans. Dodged the draft in vietnam. Illegal immigrants. Trump refuses to denounce the kkk. He has a record, and it is very liberal. Universal health care. I will take care of everybody. Erratic. Unreliable. Traffic convictions. Mafia ties. Therse were his business associates. Mark that is a lot of negativity. On saturday, he split for contests with ted cruz. News agencies continue to up their scrutiny of the front runner. Trump campaigne fa
Workersxt, united farm cofounder, though lotus where huerta,olores discusses the Farmworkers Movement and cesar chavez. It is about two hours. Panel brings one of the icons of the movement to our Dolores Huerta, cofounder of the United Farm Workers Movement with cesar chavez. [applause] nationala directed the boycott during the National Grape strike. She has been involved in the fight since 1955. She has been arrested more than 20 times for leading nonviolent protests. Named one of the most important women of the 20th oftury, and has dozens really important awards, including the Eleanor Roosevelt award for human rights, which was bestowed on her by president clinton, and the president ial medal of freedom by president obama. [applause] her is miriam powell, a hasnalist, author who researched the united farm workers and cesar chavez. Her recent work won the Robert F Kennedy prize, and was a finalist for the National Critics circle. As a journalist, she has spent 25 years as an awardwinn
[cheers and applause] i will hasten to add, it is a question and a responsibility for all of us. And a hard choice, and a very hard choice. And it is a very hard choice, but i think all of us have some hard choices about what kind of citizens were going to be, what were going to ask of our leaders and also what well ask of ourselves, and what has always made us strong as americans goes back to that incredibly astute observation of detocqueville when he tried to understand what the country was about and looked at our organization and the democracy and the institutions we were building. He said it came down to the habits of our heart. And i think we have to ask yourselves what it means today to be an american in the 21st 21st century and what we expect from each other, what we expect from our government, what we expect from our businesses, our academic institutions, because i am more optimistic and confident about whatunder potential is, but i know we have some hard choices to make to tr
Book signed, we want you to move over rivera and thank you for joining us. You are watching booktv, television for serious readers. You can watch any program you see here on line at booktv. Org. Welcome to madison on booktv. With the help of our Charter Communications partners. For the next 90 minutes we will explore this capital city surrounded by water and home to the university of wisconsin badgers. Coming up we will visit a world war i exit at the university of wisconsin madison, talk with local lawyers about the citys history and collective bargaining process that took place in 2011. [shouting] Governor Scott walker introduced the budget repair bill in which he tried to fill a gap in the budget and at the same time proposed an end to collective bargaining for Public Employees in the state of wisconsin. We start our feature with a look at madison, architect Frank Lloyd Wright as weakened travel to his studio outside the city to learn about his personal and professional life. Were s
Marc friedman author of the new book, the big shift navigating the new stage beyond midlife talks about the need for better social programs and savings plans for people in their 50s, 60s and 70s who want meaningful and sustaining work later in life. From the Commonwealth Club of california in San Francisco, this is 45 minutes. Good evening and welcome to the meeting of the Common Wealth club of california. I am chair the clubs grown ups for amend your host for today. We also welcome our listening audience and we invite everyone to listen to us on line at Commonwealth Club. Org. Now its my pleasure to introduce our distinguished speaker. Marc freedman is ceo and founder of encore. Org, a Nonprofit Organization working to promote Encore Careers. Second acts for the greater good. He spearheaded the creation of the experience core, now one of americas largest Nonprofit National Service Programs engaging people over 55. And the purpose prize, which annually provides five, 100,000dollar pric