he has the backing of ralph and i tell you what, ralph is a winner. you know ralph. [cheers and applause] right? he has the backing of ralph. i just spent a lot of time with ralph abraham. we came in together. ralph wouldn't have missed it and he is an incredible man. he is an incredible man. and he respects eddie and eddie respects him a lot. they had a hard-fought deal but they respect each other and like each other a lot. and that's rare, because i tell you what, if i'm going against somebody, i don't know if i can ever like him. i don't know. but ralph is a better man than me. he's a better man. [cheers and applause] and they are going to put that all over television tonight! because they are going to say, ralph should run for president if that's the case. and that's okay. no, he is, he is a great man. so eddie is not a career politician, he is a business leader. highly, highly respected. a man of faith and a lifelong louisiana patriot. many of you know it, he is a success. eddie will cut your taxes and regulations. he will cut your car insurance in half. [cheers

trump: he has the backing of ralph. i spent a lot of time with ralph. ralph is an incredible man. an incredible man. he respects eddie and eddie respect him. they had a hard-fought deal, but they respect each other and like each other a lot. that's where, i will tell you what, if i am against somebody, i don't know. but ralph is a better man than me. he is a better man. they are going to put that all over television tonight. ralphe going to say, should run for president if that's the case. and that's ok. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: he is a great man. so eddie is not a career politician. he is highly respected. a man of faith and a lifelong louisiana patriot. many of you know eddie through his success. eddie will cut your taxes and regulations. he will cut your car insurance in half. [cheers and applause] we have the highest car insurance in the entire nation by far. it autople call insurance. call it whatever you want. you have the highest in the country. he is going to cut it in half or more. turn this state into a giant magnet for great paying jobs. that's what he wants t

some hints on ralph. ralph joined the u.s. army air force soon after he graduated from high school in new hampshire in june 1946. he became a c-54 mechanic and was transferred to the 520th air transport group at west dover f dfb to work as a transport aircraft. on the 26th of july 1948 he was selected for 90 days tdy in frankfurter north the support the german aleft effort. he performed 20-hour shifts. near the end of october 1948 he was assigned to flying status at a c-54 flight engineer sitting in the actual plane and caring for its functionality in between the pile and the copilot. if you have ever been in such an historic airplane, it is not like an airplane to the. it is a challenge. he was at age 21 during these days. today he is active in the berlin airmen's veteran's association and he is going to meet his friends soon, tomorrow. that's the information. ralph. the floor is now yours, hope. thanks a lot. [ applause ] >> thank you. it's wonderful to be here. i am honored to be here, particularly with mr. ralph dion, and

he has the backing of ralph and ralph is a winner. he has the backing of ralph. i just spent a lot of time with ralph abraham. he is an incredible man. he respects eddie and eddie respects him a lot. they had a heart. deal. that is rather because i will tell you what. if i'm going against someone -- i don't know. ralph is a better man than me, a better man. and they are going to put that all of her television tonight because they are going to say ralph should run for president. so he is not man, a career politician, he is a business leader, highly respected, a man of faith and a lifelong louisiana patriot. taxes and yourr we insurance in half and have the highest car insurance in the entire nation by far. you have the highest in the country, he is going to cut it in half or more in turn this state into a giant magnet for great paying jobs. that is what he wants to do will at a used tough on crime, strong on borders and he will work with ice and border patrol to get violent criminals off the streets. we are bringing them back or putting them in jail where they bel

but then there was this client, lester ralph jones. that's him standing in the shadow of his front door. investigators got a tip about jones from this friend of paige's named carol linderholm. paige had scheduled an appointment with jones the night before she disappeared. but for some reason didn't want to go, asked linderholm to meet jones instead. >> he was expecting her. and then i think -- >> and then you showed up at his door. >> right. >> i'm sure he had some expectations, right? i mean, he called an escort service. he -- >> well, he let it be known almost immediately that he wanted sex. >> reporter: linderholm said that didn't happen. instead they talked for an hour or so and then she left. couple of days later, she said, she called paige. >> it's carol, where the heck are you? >> reporter: got no response. >> at first i thought she was just busy and she couldn't call back. then when i heard on the news that the kids actually went to the police department about it, that's when i knew something terrible had happened to her. >> pa

, the best day since last may ralph lauren one of the luxury retailers shining of late. check out tiffany. ka pri hollings tap evidentiary beating the broader market the past month should investors look look to luxury to bolster the portfolio? at any one time karen i feel you've owned a few of these. >> probably and i do now ralph lauren one i don't own today up a lot i thought it was up more than i would have expected given what they announced which was fine. i mean, we saw some better pricing that's good, better praysing in outlets, north america good, asia weaker but, you know, that's not specific to them at all. obviously anyone with hong kong exposure, the general china tariff situation it was a great quarter relative to if you have a low bar i guess. the stock here is sort of okay not great in terms of the relative value i look at something like ka pri michael cures verscace and jimmy ciao the they announced the stock down 28 crepts or and today reacted if ralph lauren is 15 times earnings maybe we shouldn't trade at this. that continues to surprise that it trades

ralph a lot. ralph abraham, please, congressman. [applause and cheers] and i want garret graves. come on up here, garret. clay higgins. your great congressman mike johnson, all incredible people. mike johnson. great man, great people. [cheers and applause] your former congressman john fleming. your state's attorney general jeff landry. [cheers and applause] state treasurer john schroeder. come on up. come on, john, you got to say something. go ahead. >> we can't forget the secretary of state who is also on the ballot, kyle erdwin. [cheers and applause] >> hello, louisiana. [cheers] >> hello, shreveport-bossier. thank you, thank you, thank you, president trump, for visiting our state yet again. [cheers and applause] i stand before you tonight -- i stand before you tonight as a proud deplorable. [cheers and applause] and unlike, unlike some of the folks in washington, d.c., i am talking about the cultured cosmopolitan, goats milk latte drinking, avocado toast eating insiders elite. as a deplorable,

, we have to cut you there. >> ralph, thanks for calling. >> any comments for ralph? we'll leave it there. >> yeah, he didn't get to tell his whole story. >> i know, i know, i apologize. sharon robinson is the book "child of the dream, a memoir of 1963" and she's been our guess here on book tv. thank you for your time. >> thank you, peter, it's been wonderful. i loved all the call-ins. >> great calls. >> interesting comments and questions, yeah. >> you're watching did book tv on c-span2, for a complete television schedule visit book tv.org and follow on social media, twitter, instagram and facebook. ... >> next, doctor david shulkin recounts his time at the secretary of the veterans affairs department for the trump administration. he's interviewed by jeremy butler. "after words" is a weekly interview all "after words" are available to listen to as podcasts. >> host: dr. shulkin thank you for being with us today. it's an honor to have you here. the v.a. is an important subject to talk about, one of the areas are government where people hear about but don'tes

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including your next lieutenant governor ralph alvarado. a good man. general,next attorney daniel cameron. should i bring daniel up? get up here, daniel. [applause] here's the star. here's the star. >> mr. president, i hope you can tell kentucky is trump country. [applause] we are proud to stand with you on pro-life issues in the

ralph. i will bring him up here in a second. [applause and cheers] they wantralph, criminal aliens off of our streets and dangerous offenders behind bars. eddie is going to print -- cut your taxes. you pay high taxes. reduce your regulations and protect louisiana energy which is under siege. other people get in, there won't be entered -- any energy. i don't know what we will be doing. i don't want any petroleum products. they don't want coal. they probably don't even want wind. try liking a windmill when is 50 feet away from your house. wetry liking a want eddie. i supporting eddie, -- by supporting eddie, you will deliver a powerful rebuke to the socialists trying to sabotage our democracy and a race your cherished way of life in louisiana. -- erase your cherished way of life in louisiana. and you can send a tremendous message back to washington because eddie is running against a failed left man, john bel edwards. he has let you sowed that down economic you down in development. he is a tool

to a great extent because of the relationship between the terrifying ralph -- >> announcer: ralph gracie looks at you like he's got a problem. those eyes are menacing! >> anthony: and this man, kurt osiander. a beloved figure in the jiu jitsu community because of his remarkably honest and unvarnished "move of the week" videos. >> kurt: so he gets stuck in a side control here and he gave the guy under hook. boom, you -- up a long time ago. it's so bad now that you're going to have to work really hard. up, scoot, up, in, to my knees, head up, getting side control on the other guy. >> anthony: when you see an mma fight, when they strike it's usually boxing or muay thai or karate. when they throw or trip their opponent, its judo or wrestling, but when it hits the ground you better know brazilian jiu jitsu. object: to choke your opponent or lock one of his extremities in such a way as to make them submit. i do not want this. getting my guard broken then passed. that's bad. it sucks. there's full mount. arm bar. ezekiel choke. rear naked choke. bow and arrow. then as they say, my choices becom

longer st of things that we need to do in congress the clock is ticking for louisiana, congressman ralph raham and his colleagues to pass slew of bills before the year's item on this week's agenda ha done about tennessee congressman phil roe lays out the options agree on w new budget which likelyon't happen by then or pass a temporary continuing resolution which no one likes to see are just teible waste to run the government south carolina congressman ralph norman agrees every agency the proposed contuing resolution will push the deadline for a budget agreement t december 20th which ma or may not give congress enough time to solve the issue at the heart of this passe. the money to pay fo president trump's border wall the trump ainistration has another government shutdown tennessee congressman chuck fleischmann wants that too. i think we'll be able tdo that but his colleagu are skeptical of any permanen budget deal passing before 2020 republican scott days, rlylames democrats they would rather see the country fail and trump succeed and democrat peter welch planes epublicans and it goes to

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joining me now, south carolina congressman ralph norman. how annoyed do you think some people were or are that are in the deep state that suddenly confronted their life's work being turned upside down because this president-elected by the american people has a different set of goals for people on the international stage. >> this past week was not good for democrats. the witness were witnesses to nothing. for this to happen again is unbelievable. now to the tomorrow inquired pro question is what joe biden and his son did. that's wait uncovered. what's -- wait uncovered. -- what it uncovered. the bombshell is the light that's been shed on hunter biden. if any of us were accused of getting $80,000 every 30 days, getting the government to give us loans to the tune of $130 million. they don't dispute it, they just go and hide. trish: the $130 million was being route to a subsidiary in the caymans. he's sending his profits through a subsidiary in the caymans, that's when you say, son, we have to have a talk. but the vice president aloud his son t

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lots of pressure on both managers ralph hassenhutl and marco silva. well it was everton who came out on top with a vital win on the road for them. it was southampton‘s first game back at st mary's since that nine goal horror show against leicester and the fans were ready to back their team, with scarves on every seat but they were terrible in the fist half southampton were terrible. no shots and a goal behind after tom davies scored for everton. well sofian boufal came on at the break and changed the game for southampton he set up an equaliser for danny ings to score and bring his team level. but they couldn't hold on. richarlasson with the winner in the second half for everton. and those scarfs i showed you a moment ago, well hundreds of them were tossed onto the pitch at full time in protest. so a first win on the road this season for everton and marco silva. but another hugley disappointing result for southampton and boss ralph hassenhutl. you have to think he's not got long to turn things around now. the players try and fight to wind games but a

a nger list of tngs that we need to do in congress the clock is ticking for louisiana, congressman ralph brahamnd his colleagues to pass a ew of bills before the year' item this week's agenda have done aboutennessee congressman phil roe lays out the 2 ptions agree on a new budget which likely won't happen by then or pass a temporary continuing resolution which no one like she are just terrible waste t run the government south carolina congressman ralph normaagrees every agency news the proposed continuing resolution ll push the deadline for budget agreement to december 20th which may or may not give coress enough ti to sve the issue at the heart of money to pay for presidene trump's border wall the trump administration has said it intends to avoid another government shutdown tennessee congressman chuck fleischmann wants that too. i think we'll be able to do that but his collgues are skeptical of any rmanent budget deal passing before 2020 republican scott days, early blames democrats they would rather see the country fail and trump succeed and democrat peter welch planes republicanand it

joining us now, ralph nader, consumer advocate and author of "how the rats reformed the congress." thanks so much for joining us. good afternoon to you. >> thank you, wilfred. >> my first question overall is do yo support a wealth tax does that make sense to you? >> well, there already is a wealth tax on real estate, as you know it falls disproportionately on middle income people this is a wealth tax on other forms of assets. it will be contested in the courts, but i think it's well done for elizabeth warren to say that because you had a huge accumulation of wealth, often making money from money, speculation on wall street, rather than investing in productivity enterprise. and our tax system on corporations is so low historically, wilfred, that i really would just call it a partial restoration of what the stac taxes were on the very rich and corporate in the eisenhower years in the 1950s >> i understand that the wealthy should pay more. is warren's version of a wealth tax, an annually levied wealth tax based often on unrealized gains the way to do it or is the better way to do to i

but ralph nader argued and that has proven to be true perhaps that has affected those in many ways to have the days of tablecloths of little silver salt-and-pepper shakers.t at the airport in orlando you get the idea a lot of americans can afford a family vacation by aircraft thanks to deregulation. but squeezing out the cost of transportation that is the achievement president carter can take with him. >> you make the following point no switching from democratic to republican 15 were in the midwest 20 in pennsylvania and demographically and more closely resembling the midwest like pittsburgh and scranton. >> one of the biggest is between the major metropolitan areas and half of those live in the metro area is. and if you want to see with the largest portion of votes come with a very similar configuration even in 1996 then you see the votes change in favor of donald trump against the democratic party is the statement the midwest beyond the major metro areas why is that about two thirds of the votes are metro chicago that has trended democratic since the 1980s. with high income people j

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ralph lauren is the best performer, up 11%. it did well domestically. it was hit hard during the hong kong protests. investors were expecting that it would show that in earnings. the domestic market made up for it. discovery at session highs, up 10.5%. still looking for potential smaller acquisitions. also doing a lot of deals when it comes to partnering with youtube, with hulu, and lots more. then there is the director consumer service starting up. it will be an interesting play to see how discovery continues. let's look at some of the negatives. it is all of the expedia type companies. we had the expedia ceo on earlier. dragging down trip, booking.com, and so on. it is not able to optimize in the search engine space. it will have to spend more. google is not favoring it, it is shoving it down. google favoring its own types of booking services. that is impacting, as well as rebrandedhat verbal the airbnb style part of its business and people are not getting it. it is not being used good booking.com down as well. nielsen is an active story. elliott mana

maybe ralph really did break the internet after all? in the fastest backflip and u—turn since. . .well, sonic, the updated and redesigned hedgehog has been officially revealed in a new trailer for the upcoming live—action movie. the original trailer drew a deluge of complaints and mockery over the original cgi design of sonic himself, forcing animators — quite literally — back to the drawing board. from spinning hedgehogs to backflipping robots. these footballing flipping robots from mit are called the mini cheetah. its creators claim it is virtually indestructible and can right itself if it falls down. as well as some smooth soccer skills, it's also capable of working over uneven terrain twice as fast as a human. let's hope it can't climb trees. and finally, in other robot news, if you're one of those people that don't like speaking to shop assistants, maybe you'd rather direct your questions to one of these welcoming faces instead. this humanoid shop assistant from russian company promobot can apparently show emotion and they

governor ralph northam has made it clear that he is not pardoning inserting and elizabeth pace and he has many provoke them on the board's recommendation. you know 2016 documentary the promise churning again asserted his innocence and said he considered himself the victim of his former girlfriend look blatant lies east as it is a looking back to me because i know that i never knew this woman does exist on most of the story she told me were not true thrice as a gun and i don't know who the real elizabeth was. the film's co-director marcus fetzer is pleased searing is being set free. thing for me is that the trials the circumstances the conviction put on not beyond a shadow of a doubt and if there are too many unanswered questions as this keep too few to find him. during a soon to be deported to germany the date has not been announced. the police officer in charge during the $989.00 hillsborough stadium disaster in england has been found not guilty of manslaughter by gross negligence david duncan filled was match commando when $96.00 liverpool fans were crushed to death inside the stadi

maybe ralph really did break the internet after all? in the fastest backflip and u—turn since...well, sonic, the updated and redesigned hedgehog has been officially revealed in a new trailer for the upcoming live—action movie. the original trailer drew a deluge of complaints and mockery over the original cgi design of sonic himself, forcing animators — quite literally — back to the drawing board. from spinning hedgehogs to backflipping robots. these footballing flipping robots from mit are called the mini cheetah. its creators claim it is virtually indestructible and can right itself if it falls down. as well as some smooth soccer skills, it's also capable of walking over uneven terrain twice as fast asa human. let's hope it can't climb trees! and finally, in other robot news, if you're one of those people that don't like speaking to shop assistants, maybe you'd rather direct your questions to one of these welcoming faces instead. this humanoid shop assistant from russian company promobot can apparently show emotion and they cla

governor ralph northam has made it clear that he is not pardoning inserting and elizabeth hastened his many provoked them on the board's recommendation. in a 2016 documentary the promise starting again as cited his innocence and said he considered himself the victim of his former girlfriend. and rises as it is a looking back at me because i know that i never knew this woman. most of the story she told me were not true buys as a gun and i don't know who the real elizabeth was. the film's co-director marcus fetzer is pleased ziering is being set training. is for me thing for me is that the trials are the circumstances the conviction and not beyond a shadow of a doubt and if there are too many unanswered questions as is keep so few defining. starring is soon to be deported to germany the date has not been announced. washing day w coming up a china warns washington that it will take firm counter measures in response to a new u.s. legislation backing antigovernment protests in hong kong so how will this affect the trade negotiations between the poles 2 largest economies. stephen because the

he says ralph picardo is believable. take a look. do you find ralph trust wore? >> as far as i'm concerned, he was trustworthy. everything he told me, everything i wrote down about him came back to be true. so based on that, yes, he was truthful to me. they called him ralph the rat, they called him -- he was off the wall. i think his own, his own style he said he was an unsavory character. so, and he was an unsavory character and a little bit crazy. eric: you know, it seems unsavory characters, yet what's the history? when they flip and they cooperate, it seems potentially they're telling the truth, by and large. >> well, i think that's true. there's a lot of advantages for them to tell the truth, right? because they get reduced sentences and often times have committed all these heinous crimes for which they're never prosecuted. so there's a lot of upside for government witnesses. but what you find is they open the lid on the secrets that we would never find out about otherwise. and whether it's frank colatta here in vegas or sammy the bull, it's amazing the amou

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fantastically hard pressing on to the champions league semifinals last season against all odds and ralph rang at the head of international relations and scouting at all the logic but the problem is as we said before this isn't preseason right this is midway through a series ability has to be an issue some of these coaches the coaches you've mentioned are on contract we'll put you say you know deion 2023 for example told a moment i want to give up their coach at this point in the season the matter what's going on with this season in the premier league so he's going to take you to a lot of money or they're going to have to find somebody to take a short term now the reports are saying that the flick the system manager will be taken over for the next 2 games at least in p.r. course and then they're classic but you know a champions league game midweek and then a game of that size against don't win this weekend he really has been thrown in at the deep end you mention in this name the name again hugs easy times if it were also but you get like is that that's my question who is that like i'm sil

joining me now, south carolina congressman ralph norman. how annoyed do you think some people were or are that are in the deep state that suddenly confronted their life's work being turned upside down because this president-elected by the american people has a different set of goals for people on the international stage. >> this past week was not good for democrats. the witness were witnesses to nothing. for this to happen again is unbelievable. now to the tomorrow inquired pro question is what joe biden and his son did. that's wait uncovered. what's -- wait uncovered. -- what it uncovered. the bombshell is the light that's been shed on hunter biden. if any of us were accused of getting $80,000 every 30 days, getting the government to give us loans to the tune of $130 million. they don't dispute it, they just go and hide. trish: the $130 million was being route to a subsidiary in the caymans. he's sending his profits through a subsidiary in the caymans, that's when you say, son, we have to have a talk. but the vice president aloud his son t

this comes despite ralph northron's brace and abortion controversy and rape allegations against just and fairfax which fairfax has denied. the release of two transcripts in the impeachment inquiry, one of the diplomats amended his testimony facing new questions, democrats say it proves quid pro quo. mark meredith has the story. >> newly released documents show european union ambassador amended his congressional testimony on monday saying he recalls the meeting in september, he spoke with an aid to ukraine's president telling congress, quote, i said resumption of usaid would likely not occur until ukraine provided public anticorruption statements we have been discussing for many weeks. somehow democrats say his new comments about the need for statement from ukraine shows proof of a quid pro quo. the chairs of 3 house committees released a statement writing the new testimony, quote, showed progression of efforts by the president and his agent rudy giuliani to use the state department to press ukraine to announce investigations benefits to the president's personal and political interest

according to report now that democrats have taken control of virginia's government, democratic governor ralph northam has confirmed that he is working on gun con citconfiscation along with other measures. here is charlie hurt and syndicated talk show host larry elder. welcome aboard, guys. i appreciate you joining me. >> thank you. >> good evening, tammy. >> tammy: having come from the left i know that one strategy is to suggest the most extreme thing to take five steps forward and then people will be grateful when only two steps are taken forward but it did not help beto. it was shocking and, yet now the shock, now that you have heard it, the shock can be -- it's abated a little bit. and there is this now, it seems like a normal conversation to have. but it is anything but normal. larry, would you agree that this is in a way trying to condition the american public to think that this is a normal idea that we should consider? larry? >> well, finally we have truth in advertising, tammy. we have truth in advertising. at least we know that they have now revealed their agenda and the agenda is com

nader who was not a partisan figure at that stage and is not a supporter of either party now but ralph nader argued that deregulation would be better for consumers. i think that has proven to be true. that hashe one affected most americans in many ways, airline deregulation. we used to have the days of little silver salt and pepper shakers and airports but the price was so high that the majority of americans could not afford going on a plane. if you ever have been at the orlando airport, get the idea that there are a lot of americans that can afford a family vacation by aircraft and that is thanks to deregulation. that is an achievement that president carter can take pride in. host: chapter 14 is a surprising new political battleground in the midwest and you make the following point that of the 100 electoral votes that switch from democratic to republican votes between 2012 and 2016, 50 were in the midwest. ,0 were in pennsylvania specifically west of netra philadelphia. -- of metro philadelphia. pittsburgh,cranton, meadville. guest: another 29 electoral votes in florida, large parts o

ralph alvarado. [cheers and applause] you are a good man. and your next attorney general, should i bring daniel up? get up here, daniel. here is a star. here is a star. [cheers and applause] >> mr. president, i hope you can tell that kentucky is trump country! [cheers and applause] we are proud to stand with you on pro-life issues and here in the commonwealth, we will stand up for those who cannot speak for themselves. [cheers and applause] and mr. president, we are going to stand with you in protecting the second amendment rights of all kentuckians. [cheers and applause] and mr. president, i make a personal commitment to you as the next attorney general, we will make sure kentucky is never a sanctuary state. [cheers and applause]e] >> president trump: thank you, daniel. the star is born. a star is born. have you ever seen that movie? a star is born? thank you, daniel. your next secretary of state, michael adams. [cheers and applause] auditor mark harmon. [cheers and applause] thank you, mark. treasure allison ball. [cheers and applause] she

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all pushing ralph lauren higher. it's not the north american consume rer powering these results, it's international consumers and interesting tidbit there. back over to you >> all right thank you and welcome to the exchange i'm tyler mathisen trade is where we start with the u.s. and china apparently agreeing to remove existing t tariffs. kayla is live in washington with the details of what they agreed to and what they dnlt so far as we may know them >> still getting those details ourselves. the phase one deal are expect ing to sign in the coming weeks. it will include a roll back of certain tariffs ar cording to officials in both countries. andy canon b, a former administration official writes he expects that to include a permanent suspension on the consumer facing tariffs coming in december as well as previously delayed hikes on earlier tariffs to be suspended. he says the secht tariffs could come off if china delivers additional concessions the agreement comes after a highly anticipated sign between president's tr

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either party now, but ralph nader argued that deregulation would be better for consumers. and i think that has proved to be true. you know, we've had perhaps the one that's affected most americans in many ways, airline deregulation. you know, we used to have the days of cloth, table cloths in the airlines and little silver salt and pepper shakers, but the price of fares was so much that the great majority of americans really couldn't afford family vacations, going on a plane these days. if you have ever been at the orlando airport, you will get an idea that there's a lot of americans who can afford a family vacation by aircraft today. that's thanks to deregulation, but it squeezed out costs in transportation everything that we buy. that's an achievement that president carter can take pride in. >> the surprising new political battleground, chapter 14, the midwest and you make the following point, that of the 100 electoral votes that switched from democratic to republican votes between 2012 and 2016, 50 were in the midwest, ohio, michigan, wisconsin, and iowa, 20 were in pen