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it was president george w.h's first day in the oval office , and the initial w was the only thing that distinguished the spelling of the new president george walker bush's name from the name of his father, former president george w. bush. bush is younger, he even made a letter. it turned out that this was a joke among employees who were resigning from the administration of the previous president, bill clinton. as a sign of welcome, they decorated the missing one. the parliamentary hour program is on air. hello. let's talk about the main decisions state duma this week. stop the cold torture. the state duma is taking special control over the issue of heat supply. we need to do everything to protect people in this situation. deputies will conduct an audit of the state of the system and concession agreements. has never been encountered before in the parliamentary practice of the modern state duma. the state duma, against barbarism in bulgaria , proposed demolishing the monument to the soviet liberator alyosha. if t

these were the officials of george w. bush, the officials of george w. the officials of ronald reagan, and this was a moment in american history when we, the americans and the whole world, wondered what the united states could achieve by bombing countries, that's how you export democracy. this really leveled american values, the american image around the world, in fact, american security, and this is the most important thing, it was then in 2015 that i said that the united states and the world... needed changes, it was then that i became an adviser to candidates who were supporters of patriotism, ending the endless wars of protecting american sovereignty, no longer being the police of the world, which is what the biden administration is trying to be today. we have emerged from four years of peace with trump, where we have no there were foreign wars, we had stability, we had peace between russia and the usa, belarus and the usa, at least they tried to establish normality. donald trump recently said that if he wins the 2024 election , he will be able to re

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george w. bush and dick cheney have their reputations entirely laundered by the onset of donald trump. really nobody had to pay any reputational costs. and i think a symbol of this is the new book on the causes of the iraq war, where his basic argument is that the bush administration was not a nefarious actor, it was just overzealous. i think that is the general, if i was to project the median voter on to this question, i think that is the position, that this is badly executed, not a bad idea. that is why something like this could happen relatively soon, because no one has actually dealt with the implications of why the u.s. went into iraq. the third point i would make is similar to 2003 and in many ways worse than 2003 we live in a "post-truth environment." we don't have to get into the details of the last five or six years, but everything from vaccines to stolen elections and so forth. the idea of lies or exaggerations, that infrastructure is still very much with us. that is another reason wh

i remember the george w. bush versus al gore race. of course back in those election cycles they were essentially the republican establishment candidate. and this time around people might say, well, donald trump's not an establishment candidate. to some extent he is. the party is donald trump, and donald trump is the party. it is sort of following in this fashion. >> exactly. donald trump the establishment whether you like or not, jim. >> yeah. all right, harry enten, i heard you had a little lobster earlier. thanks so much for finishing that quickly. >> it was delicious. >> was it the kind where they took it out of the shell and put it -- >> absolutely, i'm very lazy. >> that is the lazy man's lobster. that is my favorite. chef's kiss. >> go bills. >> thanks. on monday. not tomorrow. >> that's right. tune into your show. >> that's exactly right. thank you. you've learned well. thanks so much. in the meantime, what remains to be seen is whether the dangerous record breaking cold will impact the iowa caucuses. let's go to our cnn meteor

in 2008 george w.h was with independence so the big question for nikki haley is can you pick up that group that puts enough of a tailwind behind due to a clips the group of vivek ramaswamy and desantis voters that what i believe will be backing trump. >> at mr. plight if you will. nikki haley is already saying listen guys i am the conservative year old a t party governor. this is who you want to return to something that's more quote unquote normal in terms of the republican policy et cetera. do you think that particular message not only resonate with the independents, republicans in new hampshire but also going forward because we have to look ahead and that is what she is looking at and everybody else ig trump has such momentum he will derail her train is sooner than later, what do you see? >> yes that is the big question. nikki haley in her home state now shows 52% supporting donald trump. so, if trump has a good night in new hampshire is very likely to have a good night in south carolina. the folks a

so george w bush example from 911 that i gave. that's an example for him for bill clinton it was when he spoke after the oklahoma bombing in april. 1995 because a lot of people were saying that his presidency was in trouble in 1994. republicans, the house and the senate for the first time in 40 years, a lot of people were saying, oh, bill clinton, you know, his approval ratings were really low. and people were saying, you know, he's going to be a one term president in the wake of that tragedy, had a very important rhetorical moment that helped turn things around because he was very good in that setting we talked about how empathetic he is as a politician and the remarks he gave at that memorial service in 1995 were the night the nation was just in shock over what had happened with the and especially the number of people had been killed, the number of small children who were killed in that bombing. and he spoke a way that, you know, elevated him as. the president, as the only one who could speak to the nation and use the bully pulp

george w. bush winning over ronald reagan.re were people who felt reagan's numbers were undercounted because of precincts that came in very late. ronald reagan never went around complaining the election was rigged. >> has iowa done anything to ensure people have confidence in the caucuses? have they made changes where they can show we have done something so the country can have confidence in the way we are doing this? >> these are run by the state parties. not election officials and the secretary of state. i have noticed when i have been at republican events they have emphasized the republican party caucuses are going to have people when it comes to the presidential selection, who write down the name of the person they support on a piece of paper. those are going to be counted in front of everybody. that is something the republican party does that they want people to have confidence in the result at every precinct level. paper ballots. we hear from trump a lot there should be paper ballots. there is going to be paper ballots a

bush sr., george w.members of the masonic lies consider themselves chosen a caste that is called upon to rule the world. they put themselves above universal human morality, and again the american freemason presidents are asking. bill clinton especially distinguished himself by talking about his loveliness, about whom the world press never tired of writing during all two terms of his presidency. at times it seemed that the object of his lustful desires was any woman. sexual relations with his subordinates, having sexual relations with them right at the workplace, in the oval office, nicknamed by the inhabitants of the white house, oral. one might assume that this is simple moral turpitude, but this is not entirely true. we are confident that clinton's behavior , a lifelong member of the satanic order of de molay, and six other international secret societies, is straightforward. a consequence of his masonic upbringing and belonging to precisely those secret lodges that, in their ritual ceremonies, practice

e likelihood would be -- oddly enough given the george w.ush was donald trump's least favorite republican president, you beat a more conservative candidate in iowa lose to someone in new hampshire. bush lost to john mccain and trump could lose potentially to nikki haley and crush this rebellion in south carolina as bush did with mccain. outcome. host: it is reported heading to south carolina. what could the strategy be there? guest:more conservative state the new hampshire. it's a close primary. i could see he thinks there's may be he has not been polling very well in new hampshire. he has been behind in most polls. chris who has already dropped out of the race. íq■ethiner hampshire even though he got a lot of conservative activists support in the state early on. maybe he is looking ahead. might also be looking t into 's momentum. that becomes a dynamic in the race that i has benefited the former president trump is that you have his two main opponents really have a lot of incentive to go after each other place it becomes easier for hims to h

could george w.be prosecuted for obstruction of official -- for allegedly giving false information to congress to go to war in iraq for false pretenses? could president obama be charged for murder for authorizing drone strikes targeting u.s. citizens located abroad? here to crack open that pandora's box, examining the examples that the judges offered up today's law professor and expert on presidential power. thank you so much for being here, professor because this is presidential power. yes it's a hypothetical yes it's provocative about the seal team six order that the judge raised but it gets to a good point about what is the limit and how far does immunity go here? >> it's great to be here with you tonight. the constitution itself does not confer any expressive immunities on the president, with respect to criminal prosecution or otherwise. nonetheless, supreme court is recognizing a immunity from damage actions that will rise out of the president's official acts. essentially, the president's lawyer

george w.ush and dick cheney have their reputations entirely laundered by the onset of donald trump. really nobody had to pay any reputational costs. and i think a symbol of this is the new book on the causes of the iraq war, where his basic argument is that the bush administration was not a nefarious actor, it was just overzealous. i think that is the general, if i was to project the median voter on to this question, i think that is the position, that this is badly executed, not a bad idea. that is why something like this could happen relatively soon, because no one has actually dealt with the implications of why the u.s. went into iraq. the third point i would make is similar to 2003 and in many ways worse than 2003 we live in a "post-truth environment." we don't have to get into the details of the last five or six years, but everything from vaccines to stolen elections and so forth. the idea of lies or exaggerations, that infrastructure is still very much with us. that is another reason why

not since 2000 when george w. did iowa republicans get it right. >> do you all appreciate that in these small rooms, in this relatively small state, you begin a process to pick what we long consider to be the leader of the free world? >> yes. >> but nobody gave me a good answer as to why iowa should go first. >> somebody's got to be first.p? >> you're going to get 23 million people in florida to see all the candidates? this is three million people. >> we've never tried. that's my point. >> they might. these candidates run around and they can get in the car and see a candidate, they will talk to them face-to-face. that i have that opportunity. i don't think you can do that in a state like texas. it's too big, too many people. >> reporter: ed o'keefe, cbs news, mason city, iowa. >> the more you know. >>> still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," a new royal era off to a roaring start in denmark. i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but ju

bush sr., george w.son, mark zuckerberg, harvey weinstein, linzi graham, ehud barak, david copperfield, glenn dubin, lex wexner, thomas pritzker, bill richardson, bill gates, alan dersche. they slaughtered, killed small children, the rats consider themselves the chosen caste , they went to a closed island, raped, the vile satanic tribe, members of the masonic lodges are increasingly in vain catching your mouth in darkness, no, you will not let the truth in your manger tell christ, which is called to rule the world, they place themselves above universal human morality again ask: american presidents are freemasons, bill clinton especially distinguished himself, about the love of abundance, which the world press did not tire of writing throughout all two terms of his presidency. at times it seemed that the object of his lustful desires was any woman who caught his eye. he did not disdain to force his subordinates to have sexual relations, having sexual relations with them right at the workplace, in the oval

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could george w. bush be prosecuted for obstruction of an official proceeding for allegedly giving false information to congress to induce the nation to go to war in iraq under false pretenses? could president obama be potentially charged with murder for allegedly authorizing drone strikes targeting u.s. citizens located abroad? >> here to crack open that pandora's box and examine the examples the trump team and also the judges offered up today is university of virginia law professor and expert on presidential power psi krishnaprakash. thank you so much for being here, professor, because this is what you know inside and out. it is presidential power. and so just this question of yes, it's a hypothetical and yes, it was provocative about the seal team 6 order that the judge raised, but i do think it gets to a good point, which is what is the limit? how far does presidential immunity go here? >> well, it's great to be with you here tonight. the constitution itself doesn't con fehr any express immunities

george w. bush, a different area of florida. it never happened. the party that wins the election. how is age thing in this and is it something you have to overcome voters as you talk to them about president biden? >> i'm almost three years older than joe biden. joe biden wears compassion on his sleeve. i don't know what it's like to get elected office, i don't know what it's like to lose a son. so joe biden not as animated as i am certainly, as trump is but i'd rather live in a world with the young clarence thomas were ages relevant the neck is known him for quite a while, have you noticed in any way president biden has lost his step because of age over the last few years? >> that's not how you judge is brain. a step, yes. you will step different when you are 80 then when you're 20. your experience, what you apply, apply steps with the american people did you have brainpower, compassion, happy. he. >> let me turn a couple of issues, will do a conference ada large number of undocumented migrants and democrats in the senate are talking about focusin

not even the party of george w. bush. but this is a radical, in many ways, a radical electorate if y. again -- >> oh, the exit polls. >> again, they have set up, once again, donald trump, their weakness candidate, to go to the general election. a great night for donald trump given the fact that desantis wasn't pushed out of the race and haley wasn't pushed out of the race. so these two continue splitting the anti-trump vote in half, and donald trump loves that. >> you're exactly right. donald trump could not have asked for a better scenario than last night, for the obvious. he won by 30 points, which is where he was polling. as you say, the close race between ron desantis and nikki haley, separated by 1,400 votes, means that ron desantis is not going anywhere. he's not getting out of the race. in fact, he'll go today to south carolina, signaling that new hampshire may be better off in new hampshire but he likes his chances in south carolina. we can debate that. the point being, donald trump still gets two people splitting

bush in 2000. john mccain in 2000 won the independent vote by 42 points over george w. bush.that's a level, honestly, that haley's probably going to need to get. she's going to probably have to get around what john mccain did back in 2000, which is sort of a modern record on the republican side there. and again, look at the share of the electorate. 42% in '16, 45% in '12, 37% in 2008. the share of the republican electorate that identifies as independent, so again, all the polls have haley down in this. we've seen late surprises in new hampshire before, the demographics, the ideology in new hampshire on the republican side makes this a -- if she can't win new hampshire, it is hard to find a state on the map, including her home state of south carolina where she could win, and if she's going to again, she's got to drive up a massive number with independents tomorrow, and she can't be losing by 54 points among republican voters. >> vaughn hillyard, ali vitali, dasha burns, and steve kornacki, thank you so very much. >>> up next, breaking developments in trump's e. jean carroll's

bush and somehow recreating the george w.r whom it is a religious test that they support donald trump. i don't know how to get past that even if she wins. >> -- >> very interesting about those voters tonight, i don't think we could have learned this without the dobbs decision because during the roe v. wade years the abortion politics were locked in place. so, there were -- most republican candidates were running on no exceptions, banning all abortions. john mccain when you ran for president didn't understand the language of that saw when he was asked the first time he ran for president what about if your daughter was pregnant, would you absolutely forbidden abortion? he said, well, we would have a family meeting about that. he had to reverse himself within 24 hours because the answer had to be absolutely no abortion. it was all theoretical, though. because abortion was legal throughout the country because of roe v. wade. now we have tonight these voters who are as conservative on abortion as you get in the united states of am

>> george w. bush. >> i have george jefferson., which fox news talents but be your emergency contact? >> sean hannity. always come to your rescue, he has money and helicopter. >> i would always call him because he would take a call and he will always help you. he's the reason i'm here at fox. it is almost the reason i was not here several times. [laughter] he still wants to cut for me getting the show. since you mentioned george w. bush, who is better at dodging from shoes? >> wish for sure and then he just looked at him like why are you throwing shoes? >> that's the best thing. greatest bush moments we don't talk about much you dodge and the debate when alcor tried to walk over to an bush was like what's up? [laughter] >> ever, the greatest they. what was your most interesting lane trip? a door flew off a flight -- >> where you met peter. of course. it has to be. >> is not the first one that came to mind which is embarrassing, i call it love at first flight. always great but when i was speaking of, who talk about bush, we flew fr

>> george w. bush. >> i have george jefferson.t me ask you, which fox news talents but be your emergency contact? >> sean hannity. always come to your rescue, he has money and helicopter. >> i would always call him because he would take a call and he will always help you. he's the reason i'm here at fox. it is almost the reason i was not here several times. [laughter] he still wants to cut for me getting the show. since you mentioned george w. bush, who is better at dodging from shoes? >> wish for sure and then he just looked at him like why are you throwing shoes? >> that's the best thing. greatest bush moments we don't talk about much you dodge and the debate when alcor tried to walk over to an bush was like what's up? [laughter] >> ever, the greatest they. what was your most interesting lane trip? a door flew off a flight -- >> where you met peter. of course. it has to be. >> is not the first one that came to mind which is embarrassing, i call it love at first flight. always great but when i was speaking of, who talk about bush

george w. bush and donald trump. so iowa is not the end-all be-all, is it? >> reporter: that's exactly right. this is just the beginning. and nikki haley especially is looking to new hampshire as a place where she comes out of iowa with a pretty strong showing, she can maybe even get an upset there. and some of the biggest republican donors in the country tell me behind the scenes that they're ready to pour millions behind her candidacy if she starts to show some momentum. jericka? >> all right. robert costa covering it all for us. thank you. >>> tonight israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu struck a defiant tone marking 100 days of war against hamas in gaza. he vowed to keep fighting despite growing uncertainty about the outcome and international alarm about the rising death toll. today thousands rallied in tel aviv, demanding the government do more to bring home those hostages still held by hamas, believed to be at around 105 hostages. as for civilians in gaza, war has been catastrophic for the territory. cbs's charlie d'agata has the latest. charlie?

bush , george w.n , and it was a moment in american history when we, the americans and the whole world , wondered what the united states could achieve by bombing countries , this is how you export democracy, this is in reference to what you asked about democracy in america. i have seen this feature of united states foreign policy for many years. worked with precisely those people who started this crusade, this american crusade to the whole world. this truly leveled american values, the american image around the world, in fact, american security, and this is the most important thing. that's when i said in 2015 that the united states and the world needed change. and that's when i became an adviser to candidates who were supporters of patriotism. ending the endless wars of protecting american sovereignty, no longer being the police of the world, which is what the biden administration is trying to be today. we came out of four years of peace with trump, where we had no foreign wars, we had stability, we h

but george w. bush was the guy sitting behind the desk when it happened. it was only because of his character that we could trust the decisions he made to protect our country going forward. i want a country again where you can have your children and grandchildren look to the white house and be proud of the person there. and have them be a role model. not to agree with them about every issue, because we won't. but to say that's a good person who treats others with respect and kindness. donald trump's christmas message was to say anyone who disagrees with me, you can rot in hell. that's literally his message. on his social media on christmas day. if you disagree with me, rot in hell. on thanksgiving, he put out a social media message saying i'm thankful for all the people i hate and here they are, and he listed them. this is not somebody we can point to in the white house and say we are proud. someone we can tell our children to act like. if we can't say that, why do we trust him to keep any promises or make the most difficult decisions that will affect our

you know george w. the president, approval rating in the 30s and the economy was not in a good place. bill clinton emerge from the democratic primaries with poisonously, seemingly poisonously high personal unfavorable number. a created the atmosphere in which was born the ross perot phenomena. and ross perot qualified for all the ballots, you go, back find the cover of newsweek from june 1992, it says president perot on. it he was leading as a third party candidates the national polls in june of 1992. he dropped out over the summer, cut back in the fall, finished with 20% of the vote. no electoral votes, but 20% of the vote. no one has match that number or come close to it since. could that be something that happens this year? and with that disproportionately affect one candidate or the other? those are the questions i think we have to turn to now. >> oh, god, steve, we were feeling a little agitation anyway. but if there are that many black boxes in the depth of the questions we have to consider right

mcwent down there, went with george w. bush. the point is we think we know.t we really don't know for sure, i think we have an idea of what's going to happen. we do not know the specifics. we don't know the margin, and we always have to be open to the idea of an upset. >> what got donald trump over the finish line in south carolina was absolutely dragging george bush and dragging the war in iraq and blaming him for those mistakes in the middle east. larry sabato, thank you for joining us, always appreciate your expertise and insight. >> thank you, katy. >>> coming up, vice president kamala harris gets a new high profile and high stakes assignment. >>> and what delayed donald trump's defamation testimony today? don't go anywhere. p's defamatioy today? don't go anywhere. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. ask about nurtec odt. students... students of any age, from anywhere. using our technology to power different ways of learning. so when minds grow, opportunities follow. ♪ there's nothing better than a subway series footlong.

but george w. bush was the guy sitting behind the desk when it happened. it was only because of his character that we could trust thdecisions he made to protect our country going forward. i want a country again where you can have your children and grandchildren look to the white house and be proud of the person there. and have them be a role model. not to agree with them about every issue, because we won't. but to say that's a good person who treats others with respt and kindness. donald trump's christmas message was to say anye who disagrees with me, you can rot in hell. that's literally his message. on his social media on christmas day. if y disagree with me, rot in hell. on thanksgiving, he put o a social media message saying i'm thankful for all the people i hate and here they are, and he listedhem. this is not somebody we can int to in the white house and say we are proud. someone we can tell our children to act like. ife can't say that, why do we trust him to keep any promises or make the most difficult decisions that will affect our country's future

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but george w. bush was the guy sitting behind the desk when it happened. it was only because of his character that we could trust the decisions he made to protect our country going forward. i want a country again where you can have your children and grandchildren look to the white house and be pud of the person there. and have them be a role model. not to agree with them about every issue, because we won't. but to say that's a good person who treats others with respect and kindness. donald trump's christmas message was to say anye who disagrees with me, you can rot in hell. that's literally his message. on his social media on christmas day. if y disagree with me, rot in hell. onhanksgiving, he put out a social media message saying i'm thankful for all the pple i hate and here they are, and he listedhem. this is not somebody we can point to in the white house and say we are proud someone we can tell our children to act like. if we can'say that, why do we trust him to keep any promis or make the most difficult decisions that will affect our country's future?

poll, also breaking a record of george w.ush of 23 points when he waun won the caulkises in 2000. we've been seeing a lot in the polling this year. what about this question whether you mentioned it and is everyone talking about it and could it affect turnout, could it help someone? i don't know, but this is a measure and maybe this is a clue. we asked voters are you extremely enthusiastic about your candidate? you can see, basically half of trump supporters say extremely enthusiastic. here's the worrying note for nikki haley, fewer than 10% of herr her supporters put themselves in that category. are her supporters going to turn out? that question is we've been seeing all along. is your mind made up? you see a majority for all candidates now and more core, locked-in support for trump than the other two and that's the story we've been seeing throughout this process. first driving donald trump to this big lead. you see it, it's evangelical voters. in 2016 they made up about two-thirds, two out of every two votes cast in the iowa

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that is also the biggest margin in a final register poll, also breaking a record of george w. 23 points when he won the caucuses in 2000. we've been seeing a lot in the polling this year. what about this question whether you mentioned it and is everyone talking about it and could it affect turnout, could it help someone? i don't know, but this is a measure and maybe this is a clue. we asked voters are you extremely enthusiastic about your candidate? you can see, basically half of trump supporters say extremely enthusiastic. about a quarter of desantis's supporters. here's the worrying note for nikki haley. fewer than 10% of her supporters put themselves in that category. are those supporters who say they're going to support her going to turn out? that's the question we've been seeing all along. is your mind made up? you see a majority for all candidates now and more core, locked-in support for trump than the other two and that's the story we've been seeing throughout this process. first driving donald trump to this big lead. you see it, it's evangelical voters. back in 2016, t

it was george w bush and a so, and i forget rotten with the correct sir. and you can't forget the ronald reagan gave them all amnesty in 1986. so it's not, it's very interesting to watch republicans now complain about an issue that they were part of creating leak. steve allen. i really appreciate your join me appreciate your analysis will have this long as obviously these same topics are going to come up until election day a 2020 election year can only loosely be compared to one from election year during war. time. voter laws were amended in the name of public health and safety, male and ballots for mass produced, dropbox voting was actually allowed in longer, early voting. periods were all put in place. all of this which helped to not only give more opportunity for those to exercise their right to choose the next president, but to do so with it out in the day during our health. most of those policies have been terminated with the selection cycle and the return of in person campaign rallies have a place to stay in your car and a halter horn, and support ty

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george w. bush had 41% in the year 2000. in addition to donald trump's performance, we're watching turnout. the highest turnout we've ever seen was in 2016, about 187,000. you've been hearing all morning long about how cold it is. there are concerns the weather could depress turnout. possibly. if it's lower than 187,000, you'll hear people question maybe enthusiasm for the republican candidates heading into the general election. as we look towards the candidates themselves, ron desantis, one of the things obviously he's banking on is his organization. in the latest "des moines register" poll 62% of desantis supporters say they're definitely showing up. that's more than donald trump or nikki haley. will his organization pay off? for nikki haley, one of the things to watch, can she replicate the map of marco rubio in 2016? he did well in urban centers like des moines and suburban areas and college towns. iowa city is where the university of iowa is. not coincidentally these are counties that joe biden in the 2020 election also

he's served on campaigns for george w. bush, mitt romney and marco rubio.santis has a shot at a vp slot? i don't think so. i don't believe that's what today's announcement was about. i suspect donald trump is going to be looking in a different direction for a vp position, but i do think it's obviously significant to the course of this race in that it's consolidated rapidly. so i think it's impactful for the remainder of this campaign, but i do not believe he'll be in consideration for vice—president. impactful in what way? do you think any of his supporters would flock to haley, or are most of them going to go to donald trump? i suspect a lion's share will go to donald trump. i think that, from that standpoint, trump benefits. and i think it makes it a little more difficult for nikki haley to break through in new hampshire on tuesday. but i do think that it creates pressure for haley to do well in new hampshire, to give her momentum heading into south carolina. there's been a great deal of consolidation behind donald trump's campaign over the last week. the

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bush, and george w.before the new year , portions of these lists began to arrive one after another. for america, this is, of course, an absolutely stunning scandal. let's listen to the latest sky news report on the latest batch of revelations. new court documents released against disgraced financier jeffrey epstein allege the existence of sex tapes. so, marta, tell us more about the contents of these court documents. this is the latest batch of documents to be released, which include emails from jeffrey epstein victim sarah ransom to a journalist working for the new york post at the time. in these letters, sarah ransom claims that jeff repstein introduced sexually explicit videos of prince andrew. brunson and former us president bill clinton, and although many of those named or photographed in these documents there are no allegations of wrongdoing, however, for them to be associated with such a notorious pedophile as jeffrey epstein was is incredibly harmful and inconvenient. well, no one can ask epstein

he's served on campaigns for george w. bush, mitt romney and marco rubio.d trump's reaction. do you think ron desantis has a shot at a vp slot? i don't think so. i don't think that's what today's announcement was about. i suspect donald trump is going to be looking in a different direction for a vp position, but i do think it's obviously significant to the course of this race in that it's consolidated rapidly. so i think it's impactful for the remainder of this campaign, but i do not believe he'll be in consideration for vice—president. consideration for vice- resident. ,. . vice-president. impactful in what way? _ vice-president. impactful in what way? do _ vice-president. impactful in what way? do you - vice-president. impactful in what way? do you think - vice-president. impactful in what way? do you think any vice-president. impactful in i what way? do you think any of his supporters would flock to haley, or are most of them going to go to donald trump? i suspect a lion's share will go to donald trump. i think that, from that standpoint, trump benefits.

one thing you will note is one thing that george w. bush in 2000 and bob dole in 1988 both have in common, neither went on to win new hampshire. bob dole didn't win the nomination in 1988. one other thing i will be looking for tonight is the turnout. record caucus turnout was in 2016 for the republicans. it was about 187 thousand. republicans was hoping to get north of 200,000 tonight. they thought they could achieve that easily because so many people register ed as republicans. because of the forecast with some of the temperatures, looking at temperatures of minus 14 in sioux city, minus 14 in des moines. low, low temperatures. it could depress the turnout. if it's a lot lower than 187,000, you might hear team talk about enthusiasm issues with the republican party. maybe it would not be there. how does ron desantis want to do in second place? it would be evangelical voters in the northwest here. the darker the county, the higher percentage of evangelical voters. a different map to nikki haley. she wants to appeal to independents and m

polls here also showed him down to george w.ush, but john mccain pulled off a stunning 18-point win. one of those amazing new hampshire primaryries. he did it basically, if you look at two or three different metrics. one, deep support of these independent voters that we've been talking about all morning. he had a humongous cap over george bush on that. nikki haley meanwhile has a much smaller lead among independent voters. second, we don't talk about this enough. john mccain, independent voters in new hampshire. but he actually also won conservatives in that election. nikki haley, this is where she is getting smoked by 50 points among conservatives. that will be a problem for her going forward. lastly, the third metric which is harder to define, but john mccain did 114 town halls and 69 days. nikki haley what i mean is she will pop into a bar or restaurant and will only hold one rally and will not even take questions. new hampshire love the idea of going for the underdog who is really fighting for the vote. you see that not just

we worked on the quad in the george w. bush administration. president god -- president obama, president trump and president biden have taken it forward. india is choosing to have a strategic military and political partnership with the united states, australia and japan, which is a game changer in terms of the politics of south asia, and the indo pacific as well as east asia. that is the invest part. what has been interesting in 2022 and 2023 is the degree to which europe has begun to think strategically in a very important way about its relationship with the u.s., japan, australia, vis-a-vis china. both the eu and nato have called china a systemic arrival of the europeans. that has been motivated in large part by the fact that china has swung its support in to russia, in support of russia's barbaric, illegal invasion of ukrainian 2022. it is also because i think those countries in europe want a stable indo pacific region for strategic and economic regions that we are cooperating inside of nato as a founding member, but in our strategic convers