i think it s a sideshow that they re not interested in. the twitter feed has been a big part of his true presidency. the media focuses on it and becomes a topic of the talk shows. it s almost as big a part of the presidency as he when he takes to the podium. how do you look at that in terms of going for, could it help him or heard him? if you are on the staff would you advise them to cool it on the twitter or do you think it s a good thing? it s his ability to communicate directly to the voters without the filter of the mainstream media are given the alternative media. i think it s an extremely valuable tool. he likes to say it s like owning a newspaper without the debt. you can reach 60 million people in a flash. i would urge him to keep tweeting. it is a valuable tool. it allows him to communicate direct and i don t think they like it. they like to interpret. that said, i do think he is going to be donald trump. he is not going to change. this idea that he is going to
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may have your attention, please? thank you. we re very pleased to have today as our special guest wes bush, who is the chairman, ceo and president of northrop grumman. northrop grumman as many of you may know is based in fall s church, virginia, and it s a company that is the fourth largest aerospace defense contractor in the united states. it s a company with about $26 billion market cap, and revenues approaching about 25 billiondollars and more than 65,000 employees and when our guest became the ceo in january of 2010, the stock was at a certain level. it is now up 116% since he became the ceo. so, very good. [applause] wes is, grew up in various places in the united states. went to high school in west virginia. he went to undergraduate mit. got a degree in electrical engineering and got a masters degree in electrical engineering and joined the aerospace corporation which was entity affiliated with the u.s. government. later he went to trw where he rose up quickly and ult
this week filing a lawsuit against the president for his use of executive orders. have relations between the white house and congressional republicans reached a new low? that is our question. our phone lines are open at (202) 585-3880, our line for democrats. for) 585-3881, our line republicans, and if you are independent, (202) 585-3882. join us on social media, send us an e-mail, journal@c-span.org or send us a tweet @cspanwj . good sunday morning. above the fold in the new york times, the news from afghanistan secretary of state john kerry brokering a deal to audit the afghan votes. this comes 12 hours of often tense negotiations, the secretary of state announcing yesterday that afghanistan would audit all 8 million votes. host: we will have more with shane harris on the situation in afghanistan. also the latest calming raids by hamas and israel and the israeli army indicating it is prepared to send boots on the ground as early as today or tomorrow. let s been with anoth
knowing it would hurt goldwater in the november election? that is something that occurred to the goldwater people at the time. i have researched this for my book. effective that afternoon, rockefeller rehearsed that speech and they had no idea that it was going to yen rate the response that it did. might have been naive on their part but the notion that rockefeller, you know, in advance planned this to show up, if you will, the quote extremists mood is over reaching. how did richard nix on thread the needle to appeal to the more mainstream so-called chamber of congress republicans and the goldwater wing? conservatives had been chastised. chase ended is a better word. gold condition water had lost overwhelmingly. people wanted to say the republican party was dead, conservatism was dead after 64. two weeks after that lyndon johnson won, a gallup poll found an almost dead heat among americans who identified themselves as liberal or conservative. there was always that la