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vigilance of the american public. host: when you say managed and contained what do you mean? guest: if we had this conversation after 9/11 and the anthrax attacks and i predicted 45 americans would be killed by jihadi terrorist that would have seemed like an optimistic projection. but that is what happened and each of the 45 deaths is a tragedy but they are not on the scale of 9/11 1 or even the pars attack. you will not hear politicians saying we managed and contained the threat. you will not hear them say by the law of averages someone is going to get one through because both of those statements are correct. host: you write americans suffer from historical amnesia and the golden age of terrorism was in the 70s. guest: yeah, there were more than a hundred hijackings and a slew of attacks by the weather underground, puerto rican nationalist, and black panthers. there was a lot of political violence in the 70s and that pretty much disappeared. host: this is ....
calcification galore and the enormity of the situation needs to be perhaps graphically shared. under the city of albany, the capital of new york, which is part of the 20th congressional district i represent, happens to lie 317 miles of pipe. drinking water infrastructure. you know, you could travel from albany, new york, to baltimore, maryland, that s the sort of linear responsibility associated with that system. should we anticipate rightfully, that there may be some bumps along the road of that 317 mile stretch in any given year? absolutely. let s think of it in those sorts of terms, so that we can have a better understanding and awareness of an aged infrastructure, which by the way is also accompanied by a discontinued inventory in many cases. valves that are required are no longer manufactured. and so we have to come up with some innovative response when there is a break. and while we ve talked a lot about capital improvements, capital infrastructure, physical infra ....
new hampshire decided and it was bernie sanders on the democratic side with a decisive win over hillary clinton. on the republican side, donald trump promised to deliver a win with 35% of the vote. john kasich came in second with 15% 16%. chris christie unable to take down the florida senator despite throwing punches leading up to the voting. new hampshire is just the beginning. there are 14 more primaries and caucuses to go in the next three weeks with no clear alternative to mr. trump on the republican more of you will have a say in this nominating process. let s get your reactions to the winners and losers last night. democrats, 202-748-8000. .epublicans, 202-748-8001 independents, 202-748-8002. let s take a look at the front pages in new hampshire. we will start with the concord monitor. a decisive win for trump and sanders in the granite state. you also have from the new hampshire union leader, their headline, sanders and trump take new hampshire. carolina, in so ....
law professor had an off in the new york times, she writes the supreme court has become an agent of partisan warfare to the extent it could do real damage to the institution. is the supreme court to political? republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. you can make a comment on social .edia, @cspanwj here is the op-ed from yesterday s new york times, resetting the post scalia supreme court. been his death, there has plenty of talk about the substantial impact his absence will have on the supreme court stockett. fate has handed the justices a chance to hit reset. uncharitable and tasteless, so be it. i have become conserved the majority is permitting the court become an agent of partisan warfare to an extent that threatens real warfare to the institution. his role on and off the bench contributed to that development. i am not claiming he was completely responsible, given the polarizing politics of the day. more people disapprove ....
marco rubio are essentially tied for second place with 22%. 8% but it for jeb bush while another 8% voted for john kasich. dr. ben carson garnered 7%. democrats and the that it s a killer clinton over bernie sanders, 54% to 42%. if you re in south carolina and nevada and voted yesterday, we want to hear from you this morning. (202) 748-8002 (202) 748-8003 is your line. .epublicans, (202) 748-8001 democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. phone lines are open and we will get your calls in just a minute. let me begin with the first page front page of the new york times, an analysis piece of south carolina. it is about jeb bush dropping out. for aay it s astonishing man who year ago embodied all the qualities that his party elders imagined republican voters wanted in a president. pedigree,experience, they were wrong. party of prescott bush, george bush and george w. bush for the moment is the party of donald trump. amendment this is a room that was the ....