jimmy carter said that this would be dangerous. . the technology that we developed. >> and would definitely agree that was the public face of it, much in the same way that three mile island was the public face of the demise of the new build it in this country. if you look at the other factors that went into it, you had several attempts to build several attempts to build commer reprocessing facilities at the time. frankly, the nrc changed the rules on them in midstream and told them they had to go back and reconfigure. that added to the cost. simultaneously, the overall economics began to fall out of the bottom as we saw new plants go by the wayside. it came to a point where it was not given that time, especially with the ridiculously high interest rates, it was not economical to build such a facility. it was a decision by the industry. from a public policy standpoint, president ford did it during the campaign. it was followed up on by president carter. he took it off officially. but president reagan came back three years later and sa

jimmy, it's on. - it's on. - oh, yeah, it's on. affirmative, it's on. announcer: southwest airlines announces new service out of bwi airport, with three daily nonstop flights to new york laguardia for just 49 dollars one-way starting june 28th. grab your bag. it's on. - ( ding ) - book now at southwest.com. >> bob: tropicana field petersburg. nats down by five. a guy who had a pretty good run as a closer earlier this decade in st. louis, jason isringhausen. before injuries got him, taking over. trying to keep his career alive. they might need a guy like him down the stretch, because troy percival is finished. >> rob: last year they had to put him on the mental dl, couldn't cope. a couple of guys on it now. a social anxiety. andy sonnanstine this year, his 12 starts coming into tonight, he had to face the yankees, indians, red sox, orioles, marlins. >> bob: so his 5-6 might be perfectly understandable if he gets the win tonight. >> rob: absolutely. new york second in the american league in offense, cleveland third in offense. he faced those who t

you and i did not disagree with jimmy carter's appearance. i am not aware the oil companies leptin down -- but you may have a different memory as i did. i was working in 1976, i started with amoco. i thought jimmy carter had it right, but nobody had done it cents. i would like to see more people doing that. jimmy carter did a lot of other things that were not exactly right for the country so i am not holding him as a beacon of hope, except in that regard. i do think about alternative fuels are good. i do think we need to proceed. by personally invested and biomass conversion did i was doing it back in 1979 when i got out of business school, to convert biomass and a very and garments with friendly way. i personally invested and hydrogen and technology conversions. the problem that i know for a fact as opposed to making it up is that what you need is money to fund it to get it to a bench scale from the original science and then you need to have a ton of money waiting to commercialize it. our government is getting exactly wrong. they want to thr

jimmie johnson and sherrill closed it out. he was outstanding, let's get more on the oriole right-hander. hello, amber. spring training, there were so many questions bullpen, the the guys bounce injuries in 2008. the bullpen has the team, the season. that doesn't get a lot of is johnson. he has made more appearances i reliever, and been one most effective, the last 10 appearances. from a period of may 17th he's pushed 13 2/3 one earned run. i caught with him and asked him what allowed him to get in the groove. we're all pretty our starting going to get us deeper in the game. it wasn't that scenario last you know. we knew we had to pick up five innings almost every day. go with in that mind set we only have maybe at four innings to pick up, but most it's three or two, and game every now and then, that takes a lot of pressure off us. many games, you need a mental break every now and then. watch the innings unfold, you get an you're going to pitch. take that mental day and re charge the battery. to do that. point in his career wa

jimmy carter who was a sincere idealist was totally out of touch with reality. he lived in a world of fantasies. the result was a catastrophic failure. the clinton erra failures are similar. their passion for mistreating terrorism not as an act of war but as an act of criminal justice, their refusal to accept the threats to america, meant that they couldn't cope with the world trade center in 1993 which was in part plotted by a prison ica prison. -- in attica prison. or deal with the bombing in saudi arabia that they blocked the fbi from going and finding out what happened. they couldn't take charge of the two embassies bombed in africa. -- or yemen where the ambassador blocked the fbi from looking for people. therefore during the entire period of the clinton administration the ability of al-qaeda to plan 9/11 was never stopped, and the people who were doing it were never stopped, and as a result we were left in enormous danger. again and again the legalisms and self-deceptions of treating enemies as criminals led to more and more disastrous results. today many

it got so out of control with inflation, that jimmy carter tried to control it. basically, he was in the reagan years before -- you squeeze the equity out and it took different things to bring it back down. the government has used these systems, and that is the way our economy has run in the last few years. thank you. host: thank you. on the independent line, we have carlos from atlanta, georgia. caller: good morning, how are you doing? host: how are you? caller: i am good, thank you for asking. i think c-span for giving us -- i thank c-span for giving us the latest news and everything. one of the things that i have been hearing that the colors have interviews, and i understand all that. what i would like to point out is that if we are in the "united states," we should be united on many things because there are also republicans that helped president obama become president obama. i say that to say that even with ben bernanke, who is also from chicago -- and chicago has a history of politics and everything, but they have been coming through to make a great change.

and by the organization's 25th anniversary, tens of thousands of people like president jimmy carter were volunteering with habitat and more than a half million people were living in habitat homes. i am proud to count myself among the numbers of habitat volunteers and i am also proud that i have the opportunity to speak in favor of millard fuller, a prolific writer, authoring 10 books, and man who put his faith in action. mr. speaker, i yield the balance of my time and have no additional speakers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is, will the house suspend the rules on house resolution 385. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, with 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the resolution is agreed to and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california rise? >> mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and agree to house resolution 498. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the resolut

jimmy carter was president. >> host: you were a young man in. >> guest: i was 1718. my senior year. we have a iranian hostage crisis, inflation was a 21%, america was inapt and i talk about in the book where ron dellums, the liberal liberal from berkeley, california actually came up to me and said, but i don't understand, why is it all you cats with energy, you are all conservatives. back in my day you would have been on my side. i thought about and and i said, you know, when you think of the republican party you think of vietnam, you think of watergate, uc conservatives as opponents to civil-rights, i understand that. and i grew up in your time perhaps i would have been a liberal teaching in berkeley and when i think of democrats i think of jimmy carter, the iranian hostage crisis, malaise, why the hell would i want to be a democrat? of course, reagan came in and there are a lot of us -- i mean, i've played in bands with guys with. down to their belts who smokes pot as much as i drank milk and in these guys like to bring in. it was because at that time we will end one day from jimm

jimmy carter was a wonderful president in some ways but he was absolutely hopeless at that. he didn't want to bring together american ingenuity and resourcefulness in the sense of sustained patriotic energy. he wanted to make a field sinful, a mischievous man, had a point when after listening to one of jimmy carter's 7 like her ranks on television, he said until last night i hadn't realized that god was a member of president carter's cabinet. there is a sense that the reason the title of the book is slightly skewed, the american future, "the american future: a history," at some schools, it was said to be a no-no to historians to project back from the present moment issues from the past, because of the way barack obama was, the historical stories he likes to tell, in american public culture, the first time i realized this was when i was young. in cambridge, i was having to teach. tuesday morning in 1967, i thought peter at villard in the morning and adlai stevenson in the afternoon. i was haunted by what they would have made of each other. they would not have gone for adlai s

leagis call him jimmy p. i'm going to talk for a few minutes about how the book came into being and by the way, my good friend is here who is one of the great biographers of ronald reagan. when is your new book coming out on reagan? september. he wrote a great book on the 76 reagan campaign and has a book coming out that i can't wait to read about 1980. reagan is a central figure to our book so i am a big fan. it is so funny you mention the issue about the trillion dollars because i was thinking about back in 1987 when i briefly worked for ronald reagan. remember win jim miller was the head of the budget office? we did something arthur in 1987. this was after, it wasn't in the first term or second term but we did something we were not very proud of. we actually pass the first trillion dollar budget under ronald reagan. that was a big thing back then and i remember the first time i appeared on national television was the today show when we came out with that budget in jim miller could not appear so somebody wa

jimmy, it's on. - it's on. - oh, yeah, it's on. affirmative, it's on. announcer: southwest airlines announces new service out of bwi airport, with three daily nonstop flights to new york laguardia for just 49 dollars one-way starting june 28th. grab your bag. it's on. - ( ding ) - book now at southwest.com. it's easy to identify the leaders of tomorrow. they're all around us. which is why pnc created grow up great. a $100 million program that prepares young children for school. and the world they'll inherit.... sooner than you think. pnc. leading the way. >> time to check in on minor leagues. brian matusz made his first start for bowie to and was it an impressive one. he pitched six innings, gave up just three hits, no earned runs and struck out 10. he is in a position to get his first win. also want to mention, troy patten was promoted to triple-a norfolk, he did get the loss, six innings pitched. gave up five earned runs. >> jim: how about our number one draft choice from last year, brian matusz. >> gary: heading north. yes, he is. >> jim: the

[applause] >> 1977 when jimmy carter's inaugural day popularity was higher than barack obama's was followed by 1980 in which ronald reagan won a decisive victory and fundamentally changed the course of america. 1993 in which bill clinton was creating a new democratic party was followed by 1994 in which the democratic party suffered its worst defeat in 40 years. now, history teaches us that there is a clear road back to a majority. that this is a time for optimism, for solutions, and for a focus on hope and opportunity. we must focus on solving america's problems and creating solutions for america. the american people will take care of the republican party if we will work with them and focus on helping them. consider california. last november then senator obama got 61% of the vote. clearly a blue state by the current method of coloring things. but in may, stopping taxes and spending in sacramento got 64% of the vote and gave us an example of the great challenge facing the republican party. think about this. 64% of the people in california said, "sacramento is such a mess, they rejected raisi

but tonight jimmy leaves with a chance to be a winner. >> jim: he was magnificent. scattered the seven hits, only two earned runs, didn't walk anybody. 34 innings with only two base on balls. he made them hit him. it's nice to hand the ball to brian bass, as good as he has been, to make it very simple. over his last 10 appearances, 23 innings, so he's been a work horse. 1.17 e.r.a. >> gary: and he will go to work. and the pitch is taken outside. brian -- ryan church, double, sing is he will, run scored. the rbi's for the mets have gone to murphy on an rbi base hit and schneider on a sac fly. pitch will miss down low. each team has left five on base and the mets have actually outhit the orioles in the ballgame 7-6. bass will work to church, sheffield and murphy here in the top half of the sixth inning. hard hit, roberts. oodles of time the way that ball was stung. church is retired. brian bass has become the go-to guy in the bullpen. 43 innings, 44 hits, only a .262 average against him. that 4-1 mark and a 3.53 e.r.a. >> jim: he came in relief of adam eaton on a sund

jimmy, it's on. it's on. oh, yeah, it's on. pilot: affirmative, it's on. . >> bob: nationals pull out lumber in the bottom of the 62nd inning and elijah dukes got frisky on the bases. vernon wells got to this ball up against the scoreboard, could not handle it so it did give the nats a run. >> rob: vernon wells, a gold glover but does not know the scoreboard too well. it's not fun to smash into the scoreboard. earlier, austin kearns smashed into it. >> bob: did he. >> rob: come on, nick. you can't say you are trading an out for a run but that's still great hustle by elijah dukes. have to take a chance. >> bob: 8-6-5 on the play. >> bob: detwiler is working his way towards the bottom of the order. rios 0-for-2, grounded to third on a double play ball to second. 2-0. >> rob: come on, ross. you have to dig deep here. this is the longest he has been in a ballgame this year. chance to get his first victory. >> bob: since the 5th of june, the nats pitching as well as anybody in baseball. >> rob: you have to make sure that never c

jimmy carter got us to 13% inflation, 22% interest rates, sliding into the worst recessions since the great depression and every day gasoline rationing. how many of you remember when you could only buy gasoline every other day based on your license plate? this happened. america was reduced by bad policy, bad politicians, and bad government to rationing gasoline. my good friend pointed out he was only 13 at the time eve morning, his father would give him a screwdriver to go out back and change the license plate so the car that needed gas had the right license plate. if you learn that a government rationing led 13-year olds to change license plates, you are a conservative. if you conclude that what we needed was license plate police at every gas station, you are a liberal. it is that straightforward. we have been here before. replacing the rule of law with special interest deals and bankruptcy does not work. having a 31-year-old to take time off to did -- to redesign the auto industry will not work. he is a symbol of the arrogance and lack of realism of this administration. [applause] h

jimmy carter was a wonderful president in some ways but absolutely hopeless at that. he didn't really want to bring together american ingenuity and resourcefulness in the sense of sustained patriarchs energy. he wanted to make us feel sinful with the mischievous man that he was had a point when after listening to one of jimmy carter's on the television set on till the last night i had in realized god was a member of president carter's cabinet and ferociously cabinet god as well. so there is this sense of america and the title of the book is slightly over queued. the american future, a history was born out of the conviction there are certain moments even though it is thought to be in some anno note to project from the present moment as from the past because of the way obama was and it historical stories he liked to tell and because of the first pri history in american public culture i must say the first time that i realized this is when i was young also in cambridge i was having to teach. i remember a tuesday morning and 1967i taught in the morning and at least even so

jimmy, it's on. - it's on. - oh, yeah, it's on. affirmative, it's on. announcer: southwest airlines announces new service out of bwi airport, with three daily nonstop flights to new york laguardia for just 49 dollars one-way starting june 28th. grab your bag. it's on. - ( ding ) - book now at southwest.com. . >>> nats extra continues national's park. the next five games, the reds series, the final two of those wednesday 7:00 p.m., followed by the nationals and reds, a special start time. then to tropicana field for the nats. three games on the road before they go to new york against the tampa bay rays. remember on saturday we'll join in progress at 7:05 as the nationals and rays be gyp at 6:00. byron kerr and ray with night with you, they are on the clock right now and guess who is on the board. none other than aaron crow from missouri, ray, is it going to happen? >> i don't think so. i don't think so. >> maybe somebody else. >> is boris his agent, crow's agent? >> no. oh he is? i thought it was a couple others. >> may work a package deal. >> stev

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jimmy, it's on. - it's on. - oh, yeah, it's on. affirmative, it's on. announcer: southwest airlines announces new service out of bwi airport, with three daily nonstop flights to new york laguardia for just 49 dollars one-way starting june 28th. grab your bag. it's on. - ( ding ) - book now at southwest.com. grab your bag. it's on. times may be tough today, but the things we all look forward to haven't changed. like owning a home. watching our children grow. and retiring with confidence. so whatever you're looking forward to, m&t bank is here to help you get there. m&t bank. understanding what's important. >> gary: bullpen for the coming into this ballgame ranked first in the national league in e.r.a. just 3.14. they've given up the second fewest home runs and they are fourth in walks per strikeouts per nine innings. they really have done a job for this team and here is one of the reasons. >> jim: yeah, then you add franky rodriguez and j.j. putz and also sean green, you're going to have yourself a pretty good bullpen. last year, pedro led the nati

jimmy carter was so controversial u.s. and invited to the democratic convention -- you're not going to tell me however, that you're going to charge the college democrats were infighting jimmy carter. one of the reasons is that are conservative students are civilized and they don't attack people who come to speak. and he said, you are right. so that ended that policy and they said they would have to pay so there are decent university presidents who will stand up on certain issues. but they are limited. what these university presidents are doing is they are ending tenure by just eliminating the slots when they retire. a lot of add jobs are being hired. you can read all the complaints of the go to the american association of university professors and enjoy yourself how embattled they actually field even though there are such a dominant baleen in tolerant force in academic life today. thank you. [applause] >> david horowitz as founding editor of the online news website frontpage magazine and president of the david horowitz fre

. >> but that's the reason we don't reprocess it is because jimmy carter said the consequence would be weapons grade plutonium, so the americans are not going to reprocessed. and thereby, he forced the overseas and everybody else was way ahead of us on a technology we developed. >> sir, i would definitely agree that that was the public face of it much in the same way that three mile island was the public face of the demise of the new build in this country. but if you go back and look at the other factors that went into it, you had several attempts to build commercial reprocessing facilities at the time. frankly, the nrc for perhaps good reason to change the rules on them in midstream. by the way, you have to go back and reconfigure. that added precipitously to the cost. simultaneously, the overall economics began to fall out of the bottom, as we saw new plans go by the wayside. and it came to a point where just frankly was not, given that time, especially with ridiculously high interest rates that make today pale in comparison, it was not economical to build such a facility. it was, fr

jimmy, it's on. it's on. oh, yeah, it's on. pilot: affirmative, it's on. times may be tough today, but the things we all look forward to haven't changed. like owning a home. watching our children grow. and retiring with confidence. so whatever you're looking forward to, m&t bank is here to help you get there. m&t bank. understanding what's important. >>> the nats need some runs,  down by 4, bottom of the seventh. >>> they're very thin in the bullpen, trying to salvage the series. mostly blue jays all day today. >> first pitch swinging again. nationals have had their opportunities, but they've stranded seven runners and lost two others on double plays. >> i don't think there's any ball club that's been hitting hard with their starting pitchers as the blue jays, roy halladay, justin, bobbi ray, malcolm, the entire starting rotation of what they probably thought -- rolen playing shallow. nats are down to their final eight outs. johnnya preview of the red sox series. they did >> we're hearing reports the nats may be calling tyler up. >> i better stick aroun

jimmy, it's on. it's on. oh, yeah, it's on. pilot: affirmative, it's on. >>> dad's sake -- saying, d give up until it's time to go home. there's a lesson to be learned here in the ninth inning. the blue jays have a pull benpy committee now. the tying run is not as close as the on-deck circle. two for his last 16, elijah. that's a loud pop with a 94- mile an hour heater. >> right down broadway. >> one ball, one strike. reaching, fouling it, and the blue jays are one strike away from salvaging a game of the series. slider just outside, 2-2. >> heaters and the old slider, just a bit outside in the ball just got a piece. clouds are gone, bright sunshine again. out of play on the right side. 2-2 to elijah dukes. to center. right there is wells. the blue jays beat the nationals in three hours and eight minutes, 9-4. a ball game with 25 hits. the nats scrape away two more runs in the ninth on four hits and the jaws win it. join us tuesday, masn hd, the red sox coming. we'll get you going 6:30, nats extra. this has been a presentat

jimmy, it's on. it's on. oh, yeah, it's on. pilot: affirmative, it's on. (tucci) count on the nation's fastest 3g network. at&t >>> 1-1 to guzman. fifth in the legal .332 and four consecutive multi-hit games. 25 games with two hits or more for guzman, and that's fourth best in the league. ball 2. mets have an early run at home against tampa bay. the phillies are reeling, aren't they? baltimore at philadelphia. they just can't win at home. >> guzman lays one up the middle . >> how about your scouting report on ricky the rookie. nine home runs and curveball the number two his best pitch. he will change speeds with it, but he can also give up the long ball. nine strikeouts against the phillies in seven innings last outing. >> johnson has had a great series, five for seven, an rbi, four walks. nick stepped out of bed this morning and is on base, the on base percentage .427. >> prostate cancer awareness day with our blue wristbands. >> no blue bats, though. >> two balls. good eye by nick. it was a 38 pitch first inning, romero was warmed up and sitting on t

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jimmy, it's on. it's on. oh, yeah, it's on. pilot: affirmative, it's on. . >> bob: top of the 10th inning. toronto blue jays are 4-4 in extra inning games and nats are 1-8 after last my. because he threw only nine pitches in the 9th, no problem for him coming back out in the 10th. >> rob: and jesus colome, because he pitched so well, they did not have to use mike macdougal. and if it goes late, that puts pressure on cito gaston. >> bob: baltimore got 3 in philadelphia in the 9th to make it 6-5. and josh beckett polished a five-hitter against derek lowe of the braves. marco scutaro 0-for-3 with a sacrifice. now macdougal has mota not been closing for the nationals -- has not been closing for the nationals that long. so he is still fighting hard to keep that job. there are some closers you would not call them back. >> rob: no. the three-game win streak is big for somebody, but i still believe that you have to win every game you are out. this team is still 27 games under .500. you are not going to wear down your closer. when y

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jimmy is on the phone. caller: i have a concern about hypocrisy. barack obama goes abroad and talks about democracy. i find it fascinating because you do not have democracy in the united states. there is an issue in terms of the treatment of african american people in america. i wonder why al jazeera does not deal with the injustices for african-americans in the united states. guest: there is the issue of hypocrisy in the issue of what al jazeera covers in the united states. as far as democracy is concerned, i'm speaking as a non-americans living in the united states. the american political system is an amazing political system treat it is capable of redress corrections. it has checks and balances, freedom of speech, the first amendment. it is obviously not the perfect political system. it does have its failings. we, in the arab world, clearly have a big deficit -- a big democratic deficit. while there is some hypocrisy in the u.s. president going to preach democracy in the middle east while there are problems here in the united states, that does e

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