lou: matt schlapp and tammy bruce join me next. this thrill-seeking motorcyclist has perfected almost every trick in the motorcycle book. we'll show you his best tail whips and back flips coming up next. lou: rinos in congress still standing in the way of president trump's agenda. john mccain could cast the deciding vote against tax cuts. and susan collins is shocking everyone. she is going to stay in the public trough -- i mean the senate rather than run for the governor of her state. joining me now, matt schlapp, washington times columnist, fox news contributor, tammy bruce. also a great mayor can. let's start with his successes. this has been an extraordinary week for the president. he talked on the campaign trail about action, not words. he's a man of action. tammy: it end up what capitol hill being an obstructionist grape work has been a benefit to the president. allowing him to highlight his strengths, getting things done on his own. imagine what would happen if in fact everybody got it and wanted to serve the american people

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tammy bruce. let's start with the president and what he seems to be about to seize a tremendous and almost unthinkable success. just a few weeks ago, tax reform. this is a very big deal because it could mark a shift and a long-lasting shift in american politics. your thoughts. tammy: it's not just because of the nature of the issue itself. it's the fact that everyone except him and his team wanted him to fail, works for him to fail, the establishment, the media, that this was the fight. it's now been nine months. and the baby of the new america is he morning. the biggest i think accomplishment even with all the detils of what -- details of what he has done with cutting regulations and reversing the damage obama has done is the fact that he hasn't stopped. he faced it down and he won. lou: it's a big moment for the president. your thoughts, dom? >> absolutely. it will be hard for democrats to explain why they wouldn't get this. this is the economy booming and people like lou dobbs have talked about

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he's interviewed by tammy bruce, fox news contributor host of the tammy bruce show -- >> donald trump represented something is he certainly represented a, you know, what the big middle finger from voters to the establishment. but if you really, really wanted to deal with some of these issues you would have issue you being republican electorate could have been a ted cruz or in material of communes communication yes he's a master of twitter but he was crude, he was rude, he was a serial liar, he is thin skinned. he's erratic, he's a fraud. to have an opinion but relatively well known, and conservative. who, you know, not that long ago used to argue that character matters ha-ha president was a role model. somehow found a way to rationalize the behavior of somebody who insults women, mocks the disabled p.o.w.'s paid a multimillion fine for defrauding students who wanted to get an education. watch afterwards sunday night at 9 p.m. eastern. on c-span2's booktv -- one common investment fraud is the pyramid scheme which involves wild promises of profitability, and then initially delivering on

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we have tammy bruce, radio host, with us tonight. i know mark halperin. we are not friends, he appears to have admitted some of this obliquely. i am hesitant to weigh in,ei except one part of it sticks out in this case, and as in a lot of others, a lot of the accusations are coming anonymously. it doesn't mean they're not true, but one of the keys to american justice, i think, has always been, you get to face your accuser. you get to know who what you're being accused of and who is charging it.as that seems to not be enforced anymore. >> i think mr. halperin does know who is making thed accusations. the issue is not that we deserve to know. >> tucker: that's a good point. >> i agree it is concerning when you've got accusations made that affect someone's future, and wee have dealt with this on campus, et cetera, with accusations versus targets. but in the case of someone like halperin, i would argue anyone in that position, where you are not dealing with famous actresses, perhaps still women who are in vulnerable positions, where there could be some retali

he interviewed by tammy bruce, fox news contributor and host of the tammy bruce show. >> donald trump represented something. he certainly represented what the big middle finger from voters to the establishment but if how real ya want to deal with the issues, you would have gone with marco rubio or scott walker or ted cruz or carly fiorina and they didn't. in tumor terms of communication, yes, he's a master of twitter but he was crews, rude, serial liar, has is thin skinned, erratic, fraught and -- >> you don't have an opinion. >> this was relatively well-known, and conservatives who not that longing into used to argue that character matters. the president was role model health found a way to rationalize the behavior of somebody who eninsults women, mocks the disabled, mocks prisoner of wars. paid a multimillion dollar fine for defrauding students who are trying to get an education. >> former president bill clinton recently shared his thoughts on what he calls the most important political book of the last decade. >> the exhibit is at the clinton presidential center right now? extreme b

is interviewed by tammy bruce, fox news contributor and host of the tammy bruce show. >> donald trump represented something, certainly a big middle finger to the establishment, if you really wanted to deal with these issues, would have gone with marco rubio or scott walker and they didn't. he is a master of twitter but he was crude, rude, serial liar, thin-skinned, erratic, a fraud. this was relatively well known and conservative, character mattered the president was a role model, found a way to rationalize behavior of somebody who insults women, marks the disabled, marks pows, just wanted to get an education. >> watch afterwards sunday night at 9:00 eastern on c-span2's booktv. >> south dakota, along the banks of the missouri river, chosen as south dakota's capital city in 1889. reflecting the american frontier is home to cowboys and cattle, the backdrop for iconic american writer laura ingle's little house on the prairie series. with help of our cable partners for the next hour we feature the literary community beginning with nancy koppel on the important role south dakota plays in

back with us as well tammy bruce and gerard murdoch. i find this fascinating congress wants to find out if there was an app to investigation into the matter and if there was why were they informed quick setting that's a great question. >> it's a simple and straightforward question and contrary to hillary's claims that there's nothing here there is a lot of evidence that there was a quid pro quo to quit being $2.35 million given to the clinton foundation by canadian mining officials or executives who would benefit from this deal also $500,000 clinton received from the investment bank in russia that was on benefit from this deal. the "was from hillary clinton state department, they basically not interfering with this deal. the state to apartment a successor to exxon which looks at investments in the united states that touches on national security sensitivity so hillary state department did nothing to stop this deal whereby russia got control of 20% of the uranium supply to the united states and there were big donations that went to the cl

he is interviewed by tammy bruce , host of the tammy bruce show. >> donald trump represented something. he could have represented a big middle finger from voters to the establishment, but if you really wanted to deal with the issues, the republican electorate would have gone with scott walker, ted walker or carly fiorina and they didn't. he he is a master of twitter but he was crude, rude, a serial liar, a fraud. well-known.atively know notrvatives who that long ago that character matters, that the president is a role model has found a way to rationalize this behavior in someone who insults women, mocks the disabled, mocks pow's , paid a multimillion dollar fine for defrauding students who wanted to get an education. >> watch a sunday night on 9 p.m. eastern on book tv. >> this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, saturday at 8 p.m. eastern on lectures in history, sonoma state university professor ronald watts talks about the evolution of -- >> this is not the case of setting aside an already natural landscape and leaving alone which is what we tend to think of when we think of p

he is interviewed by tammy bruce, host of the tammy bruce show. >> donald trump represented something, he represented the big middle finger from voters to the establishment. if you wanted to deal with some of these issues the electorate --ld have gone with marco marco rubio order ted cruz and they did not. in terms of communication, he is a master of twitter. he is crude and rude and a serial liar, he is erratic my he is a fraud. relatively well-known and conservative. not that long ago used to argue that character matters, that the president was a role model and found a way to rationalize the behavior of somebody who insults disabled, mocks pows, paid a multimillion dollar fine for defrauding students who wanted to get an education. >> sunday night at 9 p.m. eastern on book tv.

on afterwards -- >> he is interviewed by tammy bruce. tonight, others on education and educational reform. you will hear from pbs news hour education correspondent john barrow, talkshow host whose book is they are your kids and cathy davidson on the futures initiative at city university of new york and author of the new education. nobel prize winning economist talks about solving global poverty. and the change. he is in conversation with jeffrey sachs at columbia university. the brennan center for justice at nyu school of law examines the second amendment and the atlantic's frank 4 looks at the influence of tech companies like amazon, facebook and google on news, politics and free will. on columbus day we have all the finalists for the national book award presented in november. 3 days of c-span2's booktv. television for serious readers. visit booktv.org.

charles: tammy bruce, and christopher bedford. and author of "the art of the donald." shaw, i thought steven mnuchin's dire warning about the stock market was unnecessary. but i thought it was part of an all-court press. you have president trump with the olive branch to democrats. last night asking people to contact their congressmen. >> the administration needs a full-court press. i don't like what mnuchin said. i think it was provocative in terms of threatening. the anticipation of the tax cut is baked in. so everybody knows who is actively in the market. there will be some kind of pullback if we don't get the tax cuts. charles: president trump pulling in democrats. it's obvious also that the average american out there wants to keep a bigger chunk of his or her paycheck. tammy: there are so many vulnerable democrats. this is what i expected from mcconnell to do in the senate, these democrats are from deep red states. super trump fan states. and it's the right thing to do. so they are doing what their constituents want. this is not horse trading. they got away without

here to discuss tammy bruce, and mike baker. mike, general mattis was painted to have to say -- pained to have to say that. he put a lot of thought, why do you think he thinks that the best option. >> i love the "show boating" on capitol hill. we have disfunctional politicians to feel it is okay to disstill, a yes or no answer. i have great respect. i am not a fan of this deal, i never have been. primary season is because of verification, john kerry said, all based on verification. i am here to tell you, i have worked in intelligence, that for a long time, that verification is always has been lacking. charles: trust and verify in this case is a oxymoron. >> right, they are not allowing us full access, we don't have sufficient co corroboration from human sources, with all due respect to mattis, he was pained about this, we'll see them renew this, rather than snap back sanctions that frankly can't be snapped back. charles: it was a defacto count down to them having a nuclear weapon, that is what bothers' lot of team, that just giv

tammy bruce here live up next. a question we have all been dying to know. >> what are you going to be for halloween? >> hillary clinton's halloween costume revealed and it is terrifying but first more of your halloween pics. can you tell who this is? you just saw her. a younger carly shimkus dressed as a very cute clown. even pets are joining in on the fun. rock star of course. ♪ i don't think anything can prepare you to hear those words from a doctor: stage 2 breast cancer. i have three little kids, my baby's seven years old - i can't have cancer. we really wanted a cancer team, that would care about not only my cancer but you know, how is my husband doing through all of this? and what about your three kids? so we thought that we would travel to cancer treatment centers of america and see what they had to offer. i think the hope for us came in the form of knowing that these doctors were experts, and that they would help us decide the best course of action in the hopes of beating it. so when amy came to us, the f

charles: tammy bruce and liz peak. this brady thing threw a monkey wrench in this. i'm not sure why they keep bringing things up like this that scare the heck out of the market and almost everybody watching the show. and why they are so focused on this being somehow revenue neutral. whatever happened to belief in supply side economics and reagan-omics. >> they can't even ex press it it's astonishing. under budget reconciliation they have to be budget neutral over a certain period of time. had we replaced and repealed obamacare we would have an extra trillion to trillion and a half dollars to play with. they are trying to make up for john mccain raising his hand and saying no vote. this is the broccoli and spinach part of this process. it won't be pretty. charles: there has been talk of saying how about we get a dynamic score from the cbo. when i go over across the street and i give the hot dog vendor $10. and how about real wide circulation of money and the way we'll will feel when they get to keep more cash in their pockets. >> under any dynamic with the cbo, they

with me is tammy bruce and also washington times columnist president of the committee for a responsible federal budge the, and political analyst ford o'connell, also a washington examiner contributor. maya, your work is among the most of respected out there. the idea that president trump's tax policies can add further fuel to a surging economy, what are your thoughts? >> i think tax reform is one of the keys to growing the economy and the framework that has been laid out is the right framework to pursue. there is one piece that's missing, it's the harder piece to address policy-wise. but how are we going to insure this tax reform proposal does not add to the national debt. we talked about reducing rates and doubling child tax credits. we need to focus on getting rid of those tax breaks that will ahow us. charles: when you get the economy growing and generate the rave news witnessed under ronal- under ronald reagan. >> it's like eat a ton of dessert now and promise i'll start to diet later. the policies, we have to bring in some of the hard choices now. those could be on the spending sid

tammy bruce is undismirve undismissable. she a talk radio sohio host and she joins us tonight. hillary clinton didn't sexually assault nibble. on the other hand, if you hold yourself up as a defender of all women, you ought to defend all women, shouldn't you? >> yeah, you should. this is what is a real tragedy for me as a feminist. the feminist movement clearly has been a fraud all these decades. we have a moment in time where these women, jane fonda, donna karen, hillary clinton, helen-mile-an-hour' hen attacks on donald trump. you heard hillary clinton say an admitted sexual assaulter. that is a lie. he never did because he is not. and to move that effort to try to distract people is part of the crime here. because while they're doing that and trying to smear political opponent with a contrived dynamic in ignoring the carnage in their own town, how many women, while jane fonda was silent as an example and hillary clinton was going to parties with harvey weinstein, how many young women, how many more in that year were thrown into the harvey weinstein volcano? these are the que

we would never say tammy bruce has been accused of embezzling money by an anonymous person. the anonymous person would have to be named. i wonder why news organizations sort of only print half the story. >> consider the context. this now seems like a wave, right? >> tucker: definitely a wave. >> this is a push. this is an environment where each step has encouraged other women to come forward, whereas they were thinking, maybe it's okay now, a safe time to do it, now some recognition that apparently -- there is a report that nbc, the network, new as these allegations at the time, that these women were not silent. so you have background for other action was taken. >> tucker: that's a different thing right there. if abc network news -- >> again, all of this is going to work out in a certain sense. but as we report these things, we know also that these are accusations, their allegations. and if mr. halperin is going to make certain decisions, as has hbo and his publishers. we have a responsibility to make sure we are talking about the larger issue, the things that are affected,

tammy bruce is undismissable. she a talk radio sohio host and she joins us tonight. hillary clinton didn't sexually assaulthe anybody. on the other hand, if youu hold yourself up as a defender of all women, you ought to defend all women, shouldn't you? >> yeah, you should. this is what is a real tragedy for me as a feminist. the feminist movement clearly has been a fraud all these decades. we have a moment in time where these women, jane fonda, donna karen, hillary clinton, helen mirren attacks on donald trump. -- they were distracting everyone with attacks on donald trump. you heard hillary clinton say an admitted sexual assaulter. that is a lie. he never did because he is not. and to move that effort to try to distract people is part of the crime here. because while they're doing that and trying to smearf political opponent with a contrived dynamic in ignoring the carnage in their own town, how manyig women, while jane fonda was silent as an example and hillary clinton was going to parties with harvey weinstein, how many young women, how many more in that year were

fox news contributor and host of the tammy bruce show. >> charlie sykes, how are you? it's a pleas this is especially with the last year, it's an opportunity that perhaps you and i would never have and i'm looking forward to it . th

he's interviewed by fox news contributor tammy bruce. tonight, authors on education and education reform. you will hear from a former pbs news hour education correspondent john marrow, author of addicted to reform. talkshow host sam whose book is "they are your kids" and cathy davidson county director of the futures initiative at the city university of new york and author of the new education work also this weekend nobel prize-winning economist mohammed younis talks about how to solve the problems of global poverty, unemployment and climate change. he's in conversation with jeffrey sachs and columbia university. michael waldman, president of the brennan center for justice at nyu school of law examines the second amendment and the atlantic looks at the influence of tech companies like amazon, facebook and google on our news, politics and free will. on monday, calmest day, we had the finalist for the national book award which would be presented in november. that's all on this holiday weekend, three days of c-span2 book tv, television for s

bruce and at 10, the atlantic's franklin ford takes a look at influence of tech companies like amazon, facebook, google and more on our news, politics and free will and we wrap up our programming 11 pm with andrea peter provides a history of concentration camps that have existed around the world over the past two centuries. that happens tonight on c-span2's book tv. >> you are watching book tv on c-span2, television for serious readers. joining usfrom the feet of fest convention is author , lee edwards whose most recent book is a brief history of the cold war. it's where we get into the cold war mister edwards, how many books is this for you? >> about 25, 26 but who's counting? >> what topic? >> i got the best job in washington dc. i'm there at the heritage foundation, i'm their in-house historian. i love to read books so i've written books about reagan, goldwater, and mees, l and fuller, you name it, i've written a book about it. >> why are you a conservative? >> i believe in freedom, that's one of the reasons i'm here at freedom fest. i think they got it right when it takes to the e

he's interviewed by tammy bruce, fox news contributor and host of the tammy bruce show. >> donald trump represented something. he represented a middle finger from voters to the establishment. but if you really wanted to deal with some of these issues, you would have gone with marco rubio, or scott walker, or ted cruz, and they didn't. in terms of communication, yes, he's a master of twitter, but he was crude, rude, a serial liar, he's thin-skinned, he's erratic, he's a fraud. this was relatively well-known. conservatives, who not that long ago used to argue that character mattered, that the president was a role model, have somewhere found a way to rationalize the behavior of someone who insults women, mocks paid aabled, mocks pows, multimillion dollar fine for defrauding students who wanted to get an education. announcer: watch "afterwards," sunday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern on book tv. announcer: next week, book tv is in primetime on c-span2 monday night at 8:30 p.m., finalists for the book awards, with frances inches -- fitzgerald, david grann, and nancy mclean. tuesday night, cyber w

. >> jeanine: joining us now with reaction is larry elder and fox news contributor tammy bruce. all right, tammy, we have leon panetta. everyone's giving him credit because he said obviously we have to look at it. but then he took the slant -- these are big operations. the left-hand may not know what the right hand is doing. what is your take? >> that's what they are always thinking. that's the dynamic. plausible deniability. we know the democrats have been very sloppy. if you think about the pakistanis running the dnc, the server stuff with hillary, these individuals have gotten away with so much for so long. they are immune. but they are not. we are finding this. i'm not was smart enough to know when something is so much of a mess, you've got to at least start the fire. this could be so bad that an investigation might -- coat >> jeanine: all right, larry, i will go to you. leon panetta, i remember leon panetta from benghazi. in 2013, he said something like he was drinking that clinton kool-aid. we did not have an intelligence warning. we didn't have enough time to get military

bruce, host of the tammy bruce show. >> donald trump represented something, what the big middle finger from voters to the establishment. if you really wanted to deal with some of the issues, the republican electorate would've gone with the scott walker or ted cruz and they did not. in terms of communication, yes. he is a master of twitter, he liar,ude, rude, a serial he is thin-skinned, erratic and a fraud. this was -- this was relatively who-known and conservatives , not at local gold used to argue that character matters, the president was a role model, somehow find a way to rationalize the behavior of somebody who insults women, ,ocks the disabled, mocks pows paid a multimillion fine for defrauding students who wanted to get an education. announcer: watch afterwords at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2's book tv. sitee monument overlooking." south dakota, c-span is spending time here. brothers were the first europeans to explore the area. that is the intriguing story, it was not founded on till 1915 by schoolchildren and they said, it is lead we can make money from this. they are heading

rob: tammy bruce joined us earlier and weighed in. >> i think there will be more indictments, mike flynn who has had an illustrious career, an awesome situation for him, seems like he has been involved in some shenanigans and tony podesta is behaving as though he expect something to happen. >> democratic power lobbyist tony podesta stepping down from his lobby firm among accusations he did not disclose his work for ukrainian group tied to paul manaforte. rob: the trump collusion has been pushed for a year now. jillian: newt gingrich says this is a chance for robert mueller to prove he is not just out to get donald trump, has to go after those responsible. >> a chance for mueller to prove he is a nonpartisan, a chance to prove it. he goes after tony podesta and his brother john and down the list of the clinton people. the most sobering thing about this unbelievable scandal is if she had won, none of this would be coming out. think about it. they would have covered it up continued to corrupt the fbi, continued to corrupt the justice department. we would learn nothing about how horrible thi

tammy bruce is a radio show host and she joins us to unravel this. what is this about? >> this is something that we've been hearing about -- rose mccowan is clearly an actress and one of the heroes of the story. she is alleging that during this, just as before "the new york times" profile expose on mr. weinstein was going to be released, miss mccowan alleges that lisa bloom contacted her agent and said that there could be a lot of money for her if she would get on the harvey has changed bandwagon. this is from an assertion from miss mccowan saying at first they offered a million dollars and then i got up to $6 million and she says i can't be bought. that's obviously a lot of money, it would change people's lives of course. she went on, publicly talked to miss bloom through twitter and i think her facebook saying we know who you are now, you've betrayed individuals, he tried to bribe me to do this. we supply them, keep in mind, has denied any of that occurred. what we also know is while she was representing harvey weinstein, she says that was a mistake. she said she had

back with us tammy bruce and giana. former federal prosecutor, john laurel. >> i'll start with you. this is serious stuff, this was always a shady deal, but now it is shadier. >> i think what is so troubling about this report, it reaffirms corruption knows no bounds, especially with clinton foundation, you know since 2001. they raised more than $2 billion, received between from governments a third of their revenue, what is more interesting, they are supposed to receive that funding, saudi arabia gave between $10-$25 million, obama administration was aware by way of the fbi, when it came to this investigation. that fbi what was going on, but they let this continue for 4 years. charles: but, tamm, we're talking urain numb, and -- uranium it was pushed through secretary clinton at helm. people could not understand why it was pushed through, now you don't have to be a conspiracy theorist to start connestin cone dots. >> and they knew what was going on, they were not guessing, they had tapes and racketeering, it involved american companies set up, money given to clinton foundation. and t

bruce. all right, tammy, i have to ask you this. we have leon panetta. everybody is giving him credit because he said obviously we have to look at it. then he took the slant "but these are big operations. you never know. the left hand may not know what the right hand is doing." what's your take? >> that's just habit. that's what they're always thinking and always saying. that's the dynamic. possible deniability when you know you're doing these things. the fact of matter here is though, clinton and the democrats have been very slop py. if you think about the pakista pakistanis running the dnc system, right? the server itself with hillary. these are individuals that have got anneway with so much for so long, they figure -- gotten away with so much for so long, they figure they're immuned and made of teflon. but they're not. when something is so much of a mess, you've got to at least stop the fire. this could be so bad that he can't even deny that an investigation at least might stop this disas

bruce. tonight, authors on education and education reform. you will hear from former pbs news hour education correspondent john marrow author of "addicted to reform".

. >> harris: we will bring in tammy bruce and an executive in residence at american university of former ohio state. tammy, i am going to start with you. fresh ideas, fresh faces and the democratic party or tried and true with the former president? >> they have tried and true but it is not working, clearly. we know they have a problem with leadership, that's clear when it comes to the problem the party has had. the problem for the ex-president is that he's using the same kind of approach you use last year year which obviously failed, when americans voted and his coalition did not come out because after eight years of discussions like this from community organizers, they realized they needed results and action and that's why president trump was elected and his coalition did not come out. the question is, is anyone going to listen? what kind of an impact will this have for the subject matter about dividing people, the fact is, more people at least are coming together economically because of the remarkable economic news. one of the last appearance is the president made, president obama at t

he is interviewed by fox news contributor and host of the tammy bruce show. >> charlie, how are you. >> good. how are you. >> it's a pleasure. this is especially with our last year, it's this kind of an opportunity that perhaps you and i would never have and i'm looking forward to it. this is the book. i'm sure everyone who's watching has already seen this. what was interesting for me and being asked to do this is i'm not on the opposite side of you when it comes to president trump but the first sentence in your book as this is not a book about donald trump. how the right lost its mind is the title. immediately, you are taking a stand with the title. what i would like to do is make sure that he knows who's watching, what your background is. you've written a number of other books. a conservative who had supported trump will probably find a great deal in common with you on the issue of the academy, freedom of expression, et cetera. and yet, they see you, i tweeted we were doing this and some tweets came back, why are you doing that, he is a never trump. before we get into the meat of t

i's joined by tammy bruce. >> donald trump represented something. he certainly represented a big middle finger from voters to the establishment. but if you really, really wanted to deal with some of these issues, you, the republicans would have gone with a ted cruz or a marco rubio or carl ey fiorina, and i didn't. he's a master of twitter. he's a liar, erratic, a fraud. >> not that you have an opinion. >> this was relatively will known. and conservatives who, not that long ago, used to argue that character matters. that the president was a role model. has found a way to rationalize the behavior of somebody who insults women, mocks the disabled. mocks p.o.w.s, paid a multi-million dollar fine to students who just wanted to get an education. >> sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's book tv.