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former white house staffers discuss the impact of second terms on presidential leadership and effectiveness. the panel suggests that presidents often change their focus to foreign policy welding news media is already looking ahead to the next president. this is about an hour and 20 minutes. think you to the foundation. we have had a great partnership. this is a series where we look at leadership not in the abstract, but at a particular institution. we have the majority leader from the senate, senators lott and daschle. we have also looked at congressional leadership and foreign policy. we have a panel of people who are extremely knowledgeable who have served with and encountered multiple presidents we can talk about today. let me say a few things quickly and then introduce our panel. we put together a book about the second term of the bush administration. it was called second term blues. that is not to pick on george bush so much as to say second term presidents hav ....
differences between the two countries. yesterday, presence of candidates campaigned in new hampshire and iowa. for a question today in the first 45 minutes take a look at 2016, we want to take a look at social issues, especially in 2016, and if you think they will be a factor, invite of the supreme court decision on gay marriage. here is how you can let us know your thoughts on social issues. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. for independents (202) 745-8002 (202) 745-8002,. you can post on our twitter page , @cspanwj. you can also post on our facebook page, facebook.com/cspan. or send us an e-mail, [email protected]. on the front page of the new york times it takes a look at technology and campaigning specifically selfies. yesterday, a popular day to be campaigning, especially as 2016 comes about. the folks at gallup did a recent poll, looking at americans and their attitudes towards various types of social issues. you can find on their website. ....
to defend us. they made it more possible that they would do their job well and efficiently. also this argument totally ignores the effect of limiting democracy upon the public process. if you just say we re going to \i you just say we re going to turn off the constitution for a while, it is not an innocent thing. you kill the whole public process. you prohibit debate this should be heard. performs at can follow. the right of the public to be heard on these great issues. i think it is a hard argument to make a but i am confident that what we did and how we tried to do it in the spirit of what we did is the best way of protecting our country. rick and pat. it is great to see the three of you together again. i can t believe it has been 40 years. [laughter] i would like to ask two questions. one of the cia and one of the fbi. on the cia post 911 i read a report in the washington post saying the cia has become a highly efficient killing machine. this goes to the questi ....
on the foreign intelligence matters. you recently wrote that the church committee experienced of your church committee experience is it s important we recognize the extraordinary power the united states has in the international respect for our constitutional principles. but it often seems in times of crisis we forget that power. why is that? i think the phrase in times of crisis. we cede we being the other branches of government particularly the congress cede to the executive branch great powers. if we are under assault or perceive ourselves to be under assault. the problem is that then encourages administrations to, i wouldn t say generate crisis, but to elevate a crisis to acquire power. this is where congress is most under pressure to do it s job and to ask questions. not to undermine executive authority but to defend the constitution. and protect the american people. again, as i said there and i ve said many times in other places those of us who have had a cha ....
of louisiana and former virginia senator jim webb. the latest contender in the democratic race. then, despite stirring up controversy, donald trump rises in the polls and leaves open the third-party door. many people have asked me to go independent. i think i would do very well if i went independent. we ll ask our sunday panel whether he could be a spoiler for the gop. all right now on fox news sunday. hello again from fox news in washington. the u.s. and other world powers are working with a new goal of monday to reach an agreement in the iran nuclear negotiations. it s the fourth extension in the marathon talks and now we have word from vienna a deal could be within reach. fox news correspondent kevin cork has the latest. the u.s., iran and five world powers have given themselves until monday to reach that deal but there s reporting as you point out to suggest overnight that a deal could be imminent and announced as soon as tomorrow. secretary of state john ....