tonight should be a humdinger. i m looking forward to it. to moderate, we have nothing less than a judge, seated in the center. many of you know him. to the ninthted circuit november 2, 1985, and served as chief judge from 2007 to 2014, graduating from ucla ,nd from ucla law school receiving a jv in 1975 and prior to his appointment to the appellate bench, judge kaczynski served as chief judge of the united states claims court from 1982 to 1985 and special counsel to the merit systems protection board and he retired from the bench in 2017 after 35 years of judicial service. [applause] judge kaczynski is married to marcy tiffany and has children and three grandchildren. we thank you for being here, judge kaczynski. now, we mentioned ucla, so we must give usc equal time. [applause] we are really honored to have robert shrum, the chair in practical politics. [applause] and director of the usc door and site center for the political future. professor shrum is director of the cente
carville, jeff flake, karl rove and bret stephens with your moderator bob shrum. [applause] to my right is james carville, he led the clinton campaign and many campaigns before that. next is senator jeff flake. [applause] who i now feel on becoming best friends with, the author of the conservative arrear senate republican to disagree with trump. third is karl rove, the strategist for the 2000 - 2004 bush campaign and a powerful voice in the public arena in the gop and finally bret stephens, the new york times columnist who recently wrote an op-ed entitled can anyone save the gop. now, james has asked me if he can start this off by presenting a gift to carl go ahead. carl writes the urine column making predictions for 2020 and his first prediction was james carville would be happy to win the national temperature. so you are one-for-one on the year and i bought you a gift, do you know who that is. that is general sherman who is the first president of l.a. shoe and assist ki
a deal on. accusing each other of making reasonable demands. in watching the weekly here on r.t. international live from our studio in moscow with mina dear tutor welcome to the program. this week saw fresh clashes on the border between venezuela and colombia as tensions over american aid deliveries intensify venezuelan president nicolas maduro says the shipments could be carrying weapons and has banned them from entering the country and international efforts to end the crisis of stalled with the u.n. security council rejecting both russian and u.s. draft resolutions. by voting against this resolution some members of this council continue to shield woodrow and his cronies and prolong the suffering of the venezuelan people the time for a peaceful transition to democracy is now they re going to use them with us to finally we have reached the culmination of the american workers treated double standards show over venezuela washington and london have both again robbed an entire na
eyes and sessions will look at anti-press concerns. david: google says we have no prejudice, they did not tell that last week to the senate because they did not show up. we are told the house has said we would like you to come back. whenwas in the room senators kept pointing to the empty chair that google was supposed to be in and saying, you should have shown up. very disappointed and very disheartened that google would not take them seriously. they will be called more formally to come forward and will send their head of privacy. david: we go to the hurricane, hurricane florence. david is in raleigh, in the storm s way. give us an update on the hurricane. it seems like the rose art loosening up roads are loosening up. earlier,mpacked operative upper, drivers are peopleing and now more are able to get gas. the run on gas is less. people are getting their preparations and early. david: is it strengthening or weakening? it moved south i know. path has changed but strength
have the honor and privilege of welcoming our guests, panelists and participants to nyu s annual inside american politics dialogue, convened by nyu john brenda missed center. i am a newcomer to the nyu family, joining as the site program director in september. event since march of 2020. [no audio] i am sure i am not alone in really appreciating times when we can get together in person. so, this is a wonderful day, in my opinion. while we enjoy being live and in person, we are following all nyu safety protocols to protect our community and guests from the spread of covid-19. we all have on our masks in the audience. i also want to welcome and appreciate our audience members joining us via zoom. we hope you enjoy the convening as much as we are going to do your today. it is with gratitude, appreciation and admiration that our community welcomes our many distinguished speakers for this three-part convening. i personally would like to thank our guests and panelists for entering o