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if all that seen was us ambassador to the united nations under george w bush, bush, john balls and welcome to the day that we appear to be heading towards the presidential election rematch between a trump of jo bite. and in the forward to the new paperback edition, if you book the room where it happens, you say donald trump is on fits to be president. why? well, he's not confident to handle the job. he didn't know much about it when he came into office in 2017 and he didn't know very much more when he left in 2021. certainly in the national security space. he didn't have a guiding philosophy. he didn't do policy making as we normally understand that term. he didn't appreciate the gravity of the issues that confronted him and he doesn't have any really better idea today. so at a time of increasing international difficulties to say the least, he is exactly the wrong person to become president of the united states. so is that an argument for another bite and presidency? no, not at all. i don't think biden's fit to be present and either although for somewhat different reasons, and it's very un

. bush, john balls and welcome to the day we appear to be heading towards the presidential election, re match between trump and joe biden. in the forward to the new paperback edition. if you book the room where it happens, you say donald trump is on fits to be president. why? well, he's not competent to handle the job. he didn't know much about it when he came into office in 2017 and he didn't know very much more when he left in 2021. certainly in the national security space. he didn't have a guiding philosophy. he didn't do policy making as we normally understand that term. he didn't appreciate the gravity of the issues that confronted him and he doesn't have any really better idea today. so at a time of increasing international difficulties to say the least, he is exactly the wrong person to become president of the united states. so is that an argument for another bite and presidency? no, not at all. i don't think biden's fit to be present and either although for somewhat different reasons, and it's very unfortunate that the country is facing this choice. you know, we have poles th

bush. john bells and welcome to the day. we appear to be heading towards the presidential election rematch between trump and joe biden. in the forward to the new paperback edition. if you book the room where it happens, you say donald trump is on fits to be president. why? well, he's not competent to handle the job. he didn't know much about it when he came into office in 2017 and he didn't know very much more when he left in 2021. certainly in the national security space. he didn't have a guiding philosophy. he didn't do policy making as we normally understand that term. he didn't appreciate the gravity of the issues that confronted him and he doesn't have any really better idea today. so at a time of increasing international difficulties to say the least, he is exactly the wrong person to become president of the united states. so is that an argument for another bite and presidency? no, not at all. i don't think vitamins fit to be present and either although for somewhat different reasons,

. bush john balls and welcome to the day that we appear to be heading towards the presidential election, re match between trump and joe biden. in the fall, which is a new paperback edition, if you book the room where it happens, you say donald trump is on fits to be president. why? well, he's not confident to handle the job. he didn't know much about it when he came into office in 2017 and he didn't know very much more when he left in 2021. certainly in the national security space. he didn't have a guiding philosophy. he didn't do policy making as we normally understand that term. he didn't appreciate the gravity of the issues that confronted him and he doesn't have any really better idea today. so at a time of increasing international difficulties to say the least, he is exactly the wrong person to become president of the united states. so is that an argument for another bite and presidency? no, not at all. i don't think by just fit to be present and either although for somewhat different reasons, and it's very unfortunate that the country is facing this choice. you know, we have poles

bush john balls and welcome to the day we appear to be heading towards the presidential election, a rematch between trump and joe biden. in the forward to the new paperback edition, if you book the room where it happens, you cite donald trump is on fits to be president. why? well, he's not competent to handle the job. he didn't know much about it when he came into office in 2017 and he didn't know very much more when he left in 2021. certainly in the national security space. he didn't have a guiding philosophy. he didn't do policy making as we normally understand that term. he didn't appreciate the gravity of the issues that confronted him and he doesn't have any really better idea today. so at a time of increasing international difficulties to say the least, he is exactly the wrong person to become president of the united states. so is that an argument for another bite and presidency? no, not at all. i don't think by does fit to be present and either, although for somewhat different reasons, and it's very unfortunate that the country is facing this choice. you know, we have poles t

bush and john mccain.lrod, a former senior aid to the biden/harris 2020 campaign. as biden's team is making this robust defense, nikki haley made this oddly specific prediction over the weekend. take a listen. >> my bet is 30 days from now i don't think joe biden is going to be the nominee. >> it's a different path forward for democrats even an option at this point? is there a desire for that? >> is this for me? >> yes, adrienne. >> absolutely not. i don't know where this came from, it bewildered many of us. we're not quite sure where nikki haley is getting the information. jad is already effectively the no, ma'am need. there's a primary o process, a couple other candidates who are geing far less than 1% in the primaries we've had so far. so joe biden is going to be the nominee and he should. he's had an incredibly successful track record, four major economic bills, the first black woman on the supreme court, kept the nato alliance together, added two new countries to the nato alliance. i could spend all h

they were well placed elite partisan lawyers at the time for bush. very controversial brett kavanaugh. this is known. the topic came up in their confirmation hearings and barrett dispatched to florida to help the legal team deal with absentee ballots and she claims she barely remembered it. >> i did work on bush v. gore. i did work on behalf of the republican side. to be totally honest i can't remember exactly when piece of the case it was. >> that's interesting. i can't remember that. another controversial conservative stalwart, brett kavanaugh was a partisan lawyer on the bush team and we checked and found him discussing the same case in 2000 right after the supreme court heard the oral arguments. he was dealing with the recount litigation and i think we have -- do we still have that sound to play? not even then -- we do. my bad. i'll just show you this. i want you to see how even then he knew the game. he was doing everything in his power to be a partisan advocate for bush to get a partisan result where the court would do things that made bush win

what about like a rose bush? >> john: yeah, something like that would be nice. going to send that off to martha. that was our valentine's day poem to you, martha maccallum. >> martha: thank you. so heartfelt and beautiful. thanks, guys, forrying that for me specifically. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum on this valentine's day. live at fox news

. >> john: former president bush had a doctrine, if you gave material support to a terrorist you weres guilty as the terrorist was. don't quite know what happened to that doctrine. seems to be soft pedalled these days. the next few minutes, the parents, families will receive the remains of their loved ones at dover air force base. they are thinking of the loss they have lived here as a result of this and listen to what the parents of one of those brave service members said. >> it's hard for the parents to endure. that's why i honor her so much and believe she's a hero. >> as a grieving parent i would not want to see any other parent go through what we are going through right now. however, the president of the united states decides to respond, it won't change our situation at all. >> john: how biden chooses to respond it won't change their situation at all. but some critics are making the point if he hadn't been tougher earlier they might not have suffered the loss they did. >> my heart breaks for the families. i went through this in the year i served in iraq, and all we asked for, wep

bush bush and john mccain. pretty nasty race during the day. >> you asked where is the path, she knows there is none. the weakness of her candidacy, she had to lie to us to get everyone to watch the press conference. she had to punk us and get people to believe she is dropping out. there is no path. she knows she is not going to win. i think what se she wants is pats on the head. she wants to be part of the club. i want to mention one thing watching trump town hall. we don't have to live like this, sean. we can have a strong economy, strong border and respected again. we need a change at the white house and that is donald trump. i hope americans are watching, it can be different. has been and will be again hopefully. >> sean: governor, particularly amused. i find it bewildering for the main stream mob. i view them as an extension, what they should be reporting on. they are upset main stream media can ignore what they tried to ignore almost four years, joe's physical and cognitive decline. they are upset in the

let's remember the days of george bush, john, even lindsey graham, who agreed that let's fix this andk together on the solutions. >> but it makes the biden administration look good, and they don't want that. >> what are you doing to work with republicans to try to fix this? vp harris: in the senate, we have offered that there will be bipartisan work to fix it. it literally was the first bill we passed. i think it is critically important that we understand that they were petty politics at play on this issue, as much as anything. we need solutions. the solutions are at hand. we have to work on them together. we have offered that in our security package coming, $14 billion that we would like them to approve. to address this issue. and senate republicans support it so, hey, let's all participate in solutions if we want to call ourselves leaders. host: the vice president on "the view" february 17 talking about border security issues. we want to get your view of the vice president this morning. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. a little bi

what about like a rose bush? >> john: yeah, something like that would be nice. or you could do the chat gpt valentine's day message. that's meaningful. >> that's amazing. and we're going to send that off to martha. that was our valentine's day poem to you, martha maccallum. >> martha: thank you. so heartfelt and beautiful. thanks, guys, forrying that for me specifically. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum on this valentine's day. live at fox news headquarters in new york. this is the story right now. the house intelligence committee is warning americans of a serious national security threat. asking president biden, nudging him to declassify all of the information about it so that the united states and our allies can discuss the best response to this threat. now, a source telling fox that classified info relates to concerning russian capabilities and the potential seriousness of this threat that they say is grave. they don't believe that it is immediate. house intelligence committee member mike waltz is standing by. first to chad pergram with the latest on capi

john mccain and george bush as bitter as i can remember. at the end how can i help? this might take longer but if you ask, i vote for nikki haley, i come out of the booth and somebody with a clipboard who says would you ever vote for donald trump is nikki haley loses? no. to me you could absolutely see the momentum changing come fall when joe biden and donald trump contrast each other. let them know what the different directions of the country when it comes to the border. i'm from pretty sure a lot of the haley supporters, maybe take ownership of her because she came of age as a candidate but really not helpful with those type of comments on trump. >> harris: we are bow to see how different they are at the border. both presidents will be at the border on thursday. 45 and 46. and i opened this hour by saying how does it feel to follow donald trump? that announcement about joe biden was made a few minutes before we went to air. it will be on interesting situation to watch them. one man saying what i did worked, the other man saying what i did didn't work but i'll try t

, john mccain, it was 39% combined.endents and democrats. again, that's 11 points short of what we just saw a month ago in new hampshire. that in new hampshire was not enough for nikki haley. this is the highest we independent then democratic chair has ever been in south carolina. i think, frankly, if nikki haley has a prayer of pulling off what would be a monumental upset, she's got to bring this number, this combination of independents and democrats, she's got to bring that up to levels never before seen in south carolina, and she's got to turn them out an absolute droves. that's what, part of her campaign, certainly has been trying to do, because the big problem for haley continues to be, we saw it in new hampshire, iowa d.c., in all the polling. folks who call themselves republicans, court republican voters, have been overwhelmingly saying they support donald trump. people by 15 points. he won republicans by 50 points in new hampshire. haley won the independents and the democrats by crushing margins. she just needs

bush and john mccain. both were co-host showtime's the circus. good to see you both. mark, these shoes, they were reportedly sold out within hours, actually. what do you make of this? >> well, i make a lot of what's in the name. it was called the sneaker con. and dawn went to the sneaker con to hawk sneakers to pay for his legals. i mean, this is a guy who likes to compare himself to abraham lincoln. could you imagine a lincoln hawking abe lincoln high tops? it's just incredible. >> i cannot. >> if this is what he's got to do to pay his legal bills, i guess it tells you something. but i don't know a lot of people that are looking for a president that is hawking shoes. but maybe there are a few other, at least enough to sell out the ones that they had. >> and we don't even know what sold out means. how many did they even make? these are antics, jennifer. and donald trump's base, they love these antics. the base, 35, 40% of republican -- let's talk about independent voters. we are barreling towards the general election. as we get ready to shift, i don't think independen

because there are people in the us who want to destroy iran, and this goes back to the the bolton, john bolton, it goes back to..." the bush era, neocons and so on, that are not just concerned with the palestinians, they're trying to reshape the middle east as a part of the imperial power of the united states and europe. now what's interesting in these demonstrations, i've been to a couple of them in berlin, is there are a lot of courageous palestinians who are out in the streets, but there are a lot of germans who are joining them and who are saying: that your fight is our fight, the same people are opposing the german support for ukraine against russia, so we're seeing an potential end to this empire, the empire. the dollar, dedollarization, and so the resistance coming from the people of yemen, from the the huti movement, from the hezballah, is fine, but there needs to be more coming from the rest of the arab world, and this would include the saudis and and others, basically saying they're not going to tolerate this, the one hope that i have is that the new motion before the internat

because there are people in the us who want to destroy iran, and this goes back to the the bolton, john bolton, it goes back to the bush era, neocons and so on, that are not just concerned with the palestinians, they're trying to reshape the middle east as a part of the... imperial power of the united states and europe. now what's interesting in these demonstrations, i've been to a couple of them in berlin, is there are a lot of courageous palestinians who are out in the streets, but there are a lot of germans who are joining them, and who are saying that your fight is our fight, the same people are opposing the german support for ukraine against russia, so we're seeing an potential end to this empire, the... empire of the dollar, dedollarization, and so the resistance coming from the people of yemen, from the the huti movement, from the hezbulah, is fine, but there needs to be more coming from the rest of the arab world, and this would include the saudis and and others, basically saying they're not going to tolerate this, the one hope that i have is that the new motion before the inter

bush and john john mccain, and former host of the circus on showtime.emen, cornell, to you first. we have a strong economy. you don't need me to go through that data. joe biden is now messaging, the media is talking about it. even fox news as of friday has acquiesced and said we have a strong economy. janet yellen is saying it. jay powell is saying it. why is it that when americans are polled, and it was last month, they are crediting donald trump and saying he would be better. explain this. >> well, let's level set and contextualize, stephanie. thanks for having me on the show for a deeper conversation about this. look, let's look at historically what happened. republicans historically do always -- the way you ask it, they trust more dealing with the economy, republicans or democrats generically. you know, the republicans have historically had advantage in that, i'm going to 2012, working on the obama campaign, and we asked, you know, who would do a better job on the economy, mitt romney or barack obama. mitt romney had a huge advantage around who woul

and this goes back to the the bolton, john bolton. it goes back to the, bush era and neocons and so on that are not just concerned with the palestinians, they're trying to reshape the middle east as a part of the imperial. dedollarization, and so the resistance coming from the people of yemen, from the the huti movement, from the hezbulah, is fine, but there needs to be more coming from the rest of the arab world, and this would include the saudis and and others, basically saying they're not going to tolerate this, the one hope that i have is that the new motion before the international court of justice declaring israel's attacks as genocide, will be heard this... and it's possible that the international court of justice will conclude that this is genocide and must be stopped in which case they'll send it back to the un security council assembly and the vast majority of countries will vote against the united states and this is where the people of these countries have to come in. do we wish to see our government slaughtering? children

because there are people in the us who want to destroy iran, and this goes back to the the bolton, john bolton." it goes back to the bush era, neocons and so on, that are not just concerned with the palestinians, they're trying to reshape the middle east as a part of the... the imperial power of the united states and europe. now what's interesting in these demonstrations, i've been to a couple of them in berlin is there are a lot of courageous palestinians who are out in the streets, but there are a lot of germans who are joining them and your fight is our fight, the same people are opposing the german support for ukraine against russia, so we're seeing an potential end to this empire. "the empire of the dollar, dedollarization, and so the resistance coming from the people of yemen, from the the huti movement, from hezballah, is fine, but there needs to be more coming from the rest of the arab world, and this would include the saudis and and others, basically saying they're not going to tolerate this. the one hope that i have is that the new motion before the international court of just

bush stayed away from politics and focused on painting. as an ex-president, john quincy adams was elected to the house of representatives where he became a staunch opponent of slavery. jimmy carter transformed the post-presidency into a platform for global peace efforts. these are examples from jared cohen's new book, looking at the unique roles held by former presidents in american life. also on cohen's list, herbert hoover. - donald "herbert hoover" trump. [audience laughs] - but he says politicians today are getting it wrong. - and what people don't realize about hoover is, he does recover his name in his lifetime. it just gets tarnished again posthumously. - [margaret] and grover cleveland, the only former president to do what donald trump is attempting. - [jared] it might feel or seem nice to get the job you once had back, but it is rarely as sweet the second time. - argaret] what does best-selling author jared cohen say now? - [narrator] "firing line" with margaret hoover is made possible in part by, robert granieri. vanessa and henr

bush and john mccain. both were co-host showtime's the circus. good to see you both.they were reportedly sold out within hours, actually. what do you make of this? >> well, i make a lot of what's in the name. it was called the sneaker con. and dawn went to the sneaker con to hawk sneakers to pay for his legals. i mean, this is a guy who likes to compare himself to abraham lincoln. could you imagine a lincoln hawking abe lincoln high tops? it's just incredible. >> i cannot. >> if this is what he's got to do to pay his legal bills, i guess it tells you something. but i don't know a lot of people that are looking for a president that is hawking shoes. but maybe there are a few other, at least enough to sell out the ones that they had. >> and we don't even know what sold out means. how many did they even make? these are antics, jennifer. and donald trump's base, they love these antics. the base, 35 40% of republican -- elites talk about independent voters. we are barreling towards the general election. as we get ready to shift, i don't think independent voters necessarily

bush and john john mccain, and former host of the circus on showtime.l, to you first. we have a strong economy. you don't need me to go through that data. joe biden is now messaging, the media is talking about it. even fox news as of friday has acquiesced and said we have a strong economy. janet yellen is saying it. jay powell is saying it. why is it that when americans are polled, and it was last month, they are crediting donald trump and saying he would be better. explain this. >> well, let's level set and contextualize, stephanie. thanks for having me on the show for a deeper conversation about this. look, let's look at historically what happened. republicans historically do always -- the way you ask it, they trust more dealing with the economy, republicans or democrats generically. you know, the republicans have historically had advantage in that, i'm going to 2012, working on the obama campaign, and we asked, you know, who would do a better job on the economy, mitt romney or barack obama. mitt romney had a huge advantage around who would handle the

bush and john mccain, and creator of "the circus" on show time, mark mckinnon. possibility of lara trump, she's a nuclear trump family member. she'd be working as the number two at the rnc. how unprecedented would that be, especially if trump wins in november? >> i think it's clear what's going to happen and why it's going to happen. trump wants to take complete control not only of the apparatus but more importantly the money. that's what's breaking precedent here. the republican national committee has been to support candidates up and down the ballot. what people like henry barber are concerned about is because of the way he has been handling his legal bills which is to have other people pay for it, trump will likely take those rnc funds, use it for legal expenses and leave nothing for down ballot races and republicans across the country. that's the problem. >> a big problem. what about for democrats, republicans either don't know how to talk about, let's go to the alabama ivf decision, trump has come out against that ruling. can this only be good for democrats

if he understands what john brennan was talking about the cia director regarding stratospheric aerosol programs that are happening right now the united states about cloud seeding and manipulating the atmosphere for the climate and does he understand that is going on it given the fact that he wants to help f out with ideas r strategies and the last question i have is do you read the cabal of mr. israel >> let's skip the third because i'm not sure what the relevance of that is to this conversation. also i'm not going to pretend to be in expert on stratospheric aerosol injection. i invite you to attend one of my classes at cornell university on politics and global affairs where we talk about it extensively. >> chris in philadelphia on the independent line, good morning. >> hey thank you for having me on. i want to thank all of the individuals who took my call and read redirected my line. i just wanted to bring up you said you were pro palestinian and this is something that boggles myt mind that people wl say they are pro palestinian in the general sense just to indicate that oh i care abo

bob dole over lamar alexander, and 96 george w bush over john mccain in 2000, and john mccain over mike huckabee in 2008. now, it may seem weird to talk about donald trump as an establishment. but the republican national committee's in his pocket. all the elected officials or forum that kinda defines the establishment. so that's one thing >> the the thing is the incredible weakness of joe biden we have now three quarters of the country who think we're going the wrong direction. he's got a majority of the country disapproves of his job performance. and now we have a new poll that says 86% of americans think he's too old to serve effectively in a second term at 6% than 86% of americans don't agree on anything except joe biden's too old to run. >> let's let's go back just to what's going to happen in south carolina, because the first point that you made about the party establishment you're right. we should take a moment. and say the fact that donald trump is establishment now is true, but it just like just let that same a second. but this is something that caught our attention. it was in t

bush and john mccain, and joel lowry who served for 18 years as a south carolina democratic state representativef you. let's start with what's happening tomorrow, and joel, i'll come to you with this. what will you be watching for that may indicate president biden's strength or vulnerabilities? >> thank you. it's a pleasure to join you. you all referenced this earlier, but biden is very popular in south carolina. in 2020 he had a few early setbacks, you may recall, and then came here. he had an amazing team that was headed by sort of the dean of the democratic party here, congressman jim clyburn. most of the elected or formal elected officials like myself were standing with him, and he won overwhelmingly here, and that really opened the door for him moving on into super tuesday and for the rest of the nomination. quite honestly, i don't really think we're looking for anything outstanding or earth shattering tomorrow. i think if you walk down the streets of columbia or any of the main cities, 3/4 of the people don't even know that there's a primary taking place, and those that do couldn't tell yo

and john mccain. that was a pretty nasty race back in the day. >> what are your thoughts? pr, when you ask that question, where is the path? there is none. askedand she knows that. i mean, what does it say about nikki haley, about the weakness non of her candidacy, that she had to lie to us to get anyone to watch that press conference today. she had she had to pump gas. p >> she had to do bus. she had to lead people to believe that she was droppin ang out to get people to watch her press conference. pe for nikkipath haley, i think. and i think she knows that. i think she knowshe iss that shs not going away and she knows there is not going to be a path. >> i think what she wants is pats on the head from the mainstream media. maybe she wants a contracted cnn. >> she wants to be part of theea club. but i dontrt of th want to ment one thing about watching the trump town hall tonighont. it made me think that we don't have to live like this, sean. wehis, can have a strong economg we can have a strong border

bush tried to do, john mccain at one point tried to do this in the senate and saw this again with president tried to do it a couple times. god forbid politics do weigh in on this. so democrats learned, wow, maybe people in the country do want us to do something about the border. we have seen what happened in new york and people now are paying attention to this which brings me to another point. you have a bunch of front line house members, republicans, who are in new york state, who are not now -- this is successful, this right wing effort is successful, these members won't have anything to take back and say they got anything done during this congress and supposed to run and get re-elected by their constituents the majority they're part of won't pass a bill that's bipartisan out of the senate that everybody agrees we should do something. most people agree this is probably part of what we should do. but yet we're not going to do it because donald trump said no. >> can i ask you, lauren fox made an excellent point as she always do about the point of walking the plank. you know this will come o

bush, the party that they want back. it is smaller, older, whiter and not here. there's a whole bunch of republicans, like i used to be, stephanie, i would say, i don't want this anymore. she should stay out there as long as she can, as long as she wants to. it's not about winning the nomination, it's about donald trump having to come, as maria said, with defense on the left, as the president and democrats should be beating the heck out of him. while nikki haley is all here on the right, digging out, losing a step, being unhinged, blowing up a deed that, all of this stuff. this is prime time for us, guys. we have a real chance here. >> maria, president biden is clearly trying to get something done on the border right now, but from a narrative perspective, are things too late, because when you think about the last three years, and how much republicans have been beating on this over and over, even i live in blue new york city, and people talk about the margaret crisis all-time. if you watch local news in new york, every ot

john mccain said it back against george w. bush. it simply has not happened in the past. and remember, she last tried a decade ago, as i said. in 2016 trump won all but two, all but two, back in 2016 when he was brand new, when he was less known, he won all but two of the 46 counties. this state is even more trumpy now. and he did pretty good back then. >> john king, thanks very much. we'll be right back. >>> that's it for us. the news continues. "the source with kaitlan collins" starts now.

let's remember the days of george bush, john, even lindsey graham, who agreed that let's fix this andork together on the solutions. >> but it makes the biden administration look good, and they don't want that. >> what are you doing to work with republicans to try to fix this? vp harris: in the senate, we have offered that there will be bipartisan work to fix it. it literally was the first bill we passed. i think it is critically important that we understand that they were petty politics at play on this issue, as much as anything. we need solutions. the solutions are at hand. we have to work on them together. we have offered that in our security package coming, $14 billion that we would like them to approve. to address this issue. and senate republicans support it so, hey, let's all participate in solutions if we want to call ourselves leaders. host: the vice president on "the view" february 17 talking about border security issues. we want to get your view of the vice president this morning. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. a little

bush, john mccain, mccain, like haley, now big appeal to independents and to democrats, bush, more with. the number in 2000, the all-time high in south carolina was 13 9%. none republican. this number you can see right now, well short of that 39, that 39 who is not enough for john mccain in 2000, he lost the state by 11 points to george w. bush. that's one thing we are seeing right now, in at least this first wave of the exit polling. the second thing we're seeing right now, i've got to point out to you, we look at this number as well. very important in republican primaries. what share of this -- calls themselves evangelical, born- again christians. two thirds, 66%. we said the train gets very different when we go from new hampshire to south carolina, how different this number was in new hampshire, it was 19%. that's one of the most secular republican nations in the country. you go to one of the more evangelical heavy electorates, look at that difference there, 47 point swing. take a look at the map, as i said, it's got to start letting up here just after 7:00. we think we'll start gett

bush. congresswoman, i'm going to start with you.now, johnson has had just several legislative losses. he's had a tough time controlling his caucus. you used to be a member of congress, what do you make of his leadership? >> i think it is a mess. first of all, the way that he came in really signaled to all of us that he was going to have a really tough time in leadership and, frankly, you know, they changed the tune, they changed from mccarthy johnson, but the problem in the republican conference is still the same and that is that you have this group of far-right members who are really driving the agenda and it is preventing republicans from working with democrats. there is no way that johnson is going to be able to get these funding bills done to get the foreign aid package done, unless he has a democratic support. and, unfortunately, is right wing part of his conference is not going to allow that to happen. so i see the fault lines really coming upon us and march 1st is going to be here almost a couple of days when they return back

bush. don, let's start, obviously, in michigan. talk about democrats. sort of the divided situation there because of the situation in gaza. speak to that. >> i want to be clear that i expect that the vast majority of democrats all across the democratic spectrum support a full cease-fire in support, stopping the genocide that's happening in gaza. no one approves of that. i have never seen an overton window ship this quickly in favor of the large number of uncommitted bills that -- rashida tlaib and that huge american arab community that they will probably achieve. will biden win? uncommitted is not going to affect president biden. it will be a strong showing. expect 30 to even 40 to 50,000 votes in favor of uncommitted. gretchen whitmer will still deliver the state. it will end up being a strong statement that is not only representative of that air community, but of the larger democratic progressive community. i don't expect there will be much of a major stumbling block for biden going forward got michigan. >> rate, what about the strong statement from s

bush. congresswoman, i'm going to start with you.ohnson has had just several legislative losses. he's had a tough time controlling his caucus. you used to be a member of congress, what do you make of his leadership? >> i think it is a mess. first of all, the way that he came in really signaled to all of us that he was going to have a really tough time in leadership and, frankly, you know, they changed the tune, they changed from mccarthy johnson, but the problem in the republican conference is still the same and that is that you have this group of far-right members who are really driving the agenda and it is preventing republicans from working with democrats. there is no way that johnson is going to be able to get these funding bills done to get the foreign aid package done, unless he has a democratic support. and, unfortunately, is right wing part of his conference is not going to allow that to happen. so i see the fault lines really coming upon us and march 1st is going to be here almost a couple of days when they return back from

we voted for george w bush. and then when he invaded iraq, we voted for john kerry and then in 2002012, we voted for brock obama because his middle name is who's saying and then in 2016, a lot of people that didn't vote for hillary clinton because of her support for israel, and in 2020 we voted for binding because trump was so racist. so we're not really wed to one party or the other. yes, we voted more democratic lately, and we voted overwhelmingly for by them. but the movement is real and i've never seen anything like it. and all my years doing electoral political activism work here in dearborn and in the air of american community around the country. i've never seen the energy the way it is now to basically tell by them that we're not voting for you under any circumstances and we don't care what the alternative is. we don't care. we know trump, we've seen trump, we're very familiar with who trump is. and if we are telling you that we don't care that trump is the alternative back to tell you a lot about how we'

we voted for george w bush. and then when he invaded iraq, we voted for john kerry. and then in 2002012, we voted for brock obama because his middle name is who's saying and then in 2016, a lot of people didn't vote for hillary clinton because of her support for israel. and in 2020 we bought it for by them because trump was so racist. so we're not really wed to one party or the other. yes, we voted more democratic lately and we voted overwhelmingly provided. but the movement is real and i've never seen anything like it. and all my years doing electoral political activism work here in dearborn and in the air of american community around the country. i've never seen the energy the way it is now to basically tell by them that we're not voting for you under any circumstances and we don't care what the alternative is. we don't care. we know trump, we've seen trump. we are very familiar with who trump is, and if we are telling you that we don't care that trump is the alternative back to tell you a lot about how we're feeling. instead, the only messages we get from the whit

we voted for george w bush. and then when he invaded iraq, we voted for john kerry. and then in 2002012, we voted for brock obama because his middle name is who's saying and then in 2016, a lot of people didn't vote for hillary clinton because of her support for israel. and in 2020 we bought it for by them because trump was so racist. so we're not really wed to one party or the other. yes, we voted more democratic lately and we voted overwhelmingly provided. but the movement is real and i have never seen anything like it. and all my years doing electoral political activism work here in dearborn and in the air of american community around the country. i've never seen the energy the way it is now to basically tell by them that we're not voting for you under any circumstances and we don't care what the alternative is. we don't care. we know trump, we've seen trump. we are very familiar with who trump is, and if we are telling you that we don't care that trump is the alternative back to tell you a lot about how we're feeling. instead, the only messages we get from the wh

we voted for george w bush. and then when he invaded iraq, we voted for john kerry and then in 2002012, we voted for brock obama because his middle name is who's saying and then in 2016, a lot of people didn't vote for hillary clinton because of her support for israel, and in 2020 we voted for binding because trump was so racist. so we're not really wed to one party or the other. yes, we voted more democratic lately and we voted overwhelmingly for by them. but the movement is real and i've never seen anything like it. and all my years doing electoral political activism work here in dearborn and in the air of american community around the country. i've never seen the energy the way it is now to basically tell by them that we're not voting for you under any circumstances and we don't care what the alternative is. we don't care. we know trump, we've seen trump, we're very familiar with who trump is. and if we are telling you that we don't care that trump is the alternative back to tell you a lot about how we're fee

ambassador to united nations john negroponte, thanks very much for joining me once again.an. how should u.s. respond? >> well, i guess i would ask whether striking the proxy forces in different countries is really enough to deter them from action because after all proxies almost by definition are more expendable than core national interests i think we got to ratchet, things up, against iran. what else we can do perhaps not attacking iranian territory per se but maybe, some of their -- gunboats or something like that in persian gulf. i don't know whether we want to consider cyberyou measures that was pros and cons to out, and, ultimately, if that doesn't work maybe we need to consider the possibility of striking some targets on iranian territory itself i don't think hitting proxies in have scattered countries in the middle east is going to necessarily do the trick the other thing i would like to say as i read today in the "the wall street journal" an article,, when says new custodies force commander in iran is exercising some kind of restraint case he doesn't want the situa

bush it seems to me as nikki haley is this points playing a long game for. >> at this point politicou so moment why she sticking around in a scenario which trump loses in november haley assured to be viewed in a different light her message will have been validated departed would be coming off for successive election disappoint with all of which would be linked to trump josh, at this point is the current gop base want to hear that? i do not know if he loses in 24 whether they are going to be open to the argument for her like i told you this is going to happen. >> at the republican party were to lose there would certainly be changes after four successive elections but whether it nikki haley as a beneficiary of that, that remains to be seen. but i also think additional motivation for nikki haley areas we've got the most political dynamic that we have we have two octogenarians as nominees or both parties. the enter of a court room and 91 different indictments on one side. got a president, a sitting president diminished by the day. if you are just hanging around for a while you are likely