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d. bates who was nominated by george w. bush ruled the u.s.keep the daca program in place and accept new applications again. he called the decision to end the program "arbitrary and capricious," and slammed the government's meager legal reasoning. that's a quote. the ruling came one day before the trump administration went to the supreme court to argue for the travel ban this morning now in its third version because of previous legal setbacks. i'm joined by civil rights attorney joseph sellers who won the case yesterday, and for hana kara arguing against the travel ban and was at the supreme court for oral arguments today. hana, that travel ban case, the most anticipated case of the entire year on the supreme court docket, what did you think of what you saw today? >> wow, well, chris, today was a historic day. and i think what's at the core of the issue that's before the court is whether the court will allow the president of the united states to discriminate against a group of people based simply on their religion. and it reminds us unfortunat

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currency of the enemy for the more multilateral euro so not long after that the bush administration desperately wanted to force the w m d intelligence agency had to make it fit for innovation we now know the w m d's story was all. sewn large it had other smaller horse or bidding. so clearly there were other reasons the us needed to invade and one of the biggest ones was saddam switch away from the dollar but that's not all soon after libya began moving towards and african gold based currency and lining up all of their african neighbors to join them we invaded them as well with the help of nato author ellen brown pointed out this fact at the time of the invasion she says gadhafi initiated a movement to refuse the dollar and the euro and called on arab and african nations to use a new currency instead the gold dinar john perkins the author of confessions of an economic hitman great book he has also said that the true reason for the attack on libya was gadhafi has moved away from the dollar and the euro clearly it's all about the banking all right. but that's ridiculous if you were about the banking then the rebels in liby

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been in failing health, d onthe bush family announ she decided not to seek further sunday medical care. in a statement her son the 43rd , president of the united states george wid she kept our toes and kept us laughing until the end. for more on her life and legacy, i am joined now by a reporter from the -- a former speechwriter for george w. bush. you knew him and her. what stood out? >> her authenticity, her integrity. sh was always the same with everyone whether it was the queen of england or hee guy takingarbage out. she had a trehundous sense of r, very funny and quick witted. the part i enjoyed the most. laura: she told you she had all of the responsibility -- none of the responsibities and all of e joys of being the wife of george bush but she has so many responsibilities. >> the truth is she really carried a heavy load. she raised six children, five of whom survived in 29 houses in 17 cities. can you igine? she was the enforcer as her nickname was. there were signs on all the doors of the houses. with ru certain ones, no towels on the floor. george, this means you. she really ran a tight ship. it was remarkable. laura: she was rather traditional in so

considerable influence in britain but but it wasn't likely that iraq had w m d according to the intelligence services george tenet told george bush it was a slam dunk like it was certain and people like in my office and what have you which were monitoring what was going into iraq at the time said no we don't see anything operational you know there might be stuff on the shelf in the laboratory but nothing operational and we were just absolutely pushed aside because the determination to have been made they were going to take out saddam hussein so there was that larger issue that's what i'm beginning to see happening with respect to. cushion this narrative toward russia to try and diminish and and undercut it in the in the op in the world view in order to be a little bit in and soon end its influence and make it look like a bad guy rather than coming and coming up with the facts and we've seen this narrative before as i said in two thousand and three and it's happening again and this time it's russia before it was iraq so it's basically history repeating itself and it's a very unfortunate development and reasonable people with. what

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life that are really i want to go back to what susan was saying about barbara bush's influence in the white house on w r husband. d see that? >> well, she-- she was on top of everythie. she didn't involved, as susan said, in individual policies, except very, very rarely. but she knew everything. she was politically ry, very astute. and if she thought staff was not serving her husband well, or that somebody was cutting corners, she would let it be known, quietly, but strongly. and no one ev messed around when she was watching so she was an enormous watchdog for him, and she wasn enmous tower of strength. she never flinched. she never blinked. and she always ted him to the fullest. tnership remarkable p that they had. >> woodruff: susa n, what'san example of that. you talked to us about the difficult, the painful times that she went through, and often we didn't have any idea that that was going on. >> you know, it's true. she is from a very exalted lineage. she had a direct ancestor come over on the "mayflower." she's a distant cousin to the 14th president, franklin peerls. and, of course, she had lived a life of pr

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d. bates, overturned president trump's decision to end the daca program. the judge was appointed by george w. bush. ruled that trump's action was arbitrary because the department of homeland security failed adequately to explain its conclusion that the program was unlawful. well, this judge ordered the administration to continue to accept new daca applicants. delaying the implementation for 90 days for the trump folks can rewrite their basis for ending daca. if this ruling stands, it could actually mean that tripling of the number of illegals ultimately protected by this obama era program. daca would then be open to an additional 1.2 million more people, according to an analysis by the migration policy institute. that is on top of the nearly 700,000 already protected by the program. the very idea that one unelected district court judge could have this type of power should outrage every american. i don't think any serious legal scholar really thinks that president obama had the constitutional authority to waive his noble hand and grant 700,000 young people de facto citizenship. remember, he gave th

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w. bush was the one that really had the very delicate diplomatic skills to pull it off as d a smoothly s it was pulled off. collapse of the soviet union and the reunification of germany. and she waseu a very active part of that whole process. her relationship with mrs. mrs. gorbachev was important in her relationship with the other major nations around the world was part of catalyzing that very personal relationship that george bush developed. it was his personal relationship to a great extent that allow that process to work so smoothly. she was a very important part of that. >> tucker: governor, head of another famous political family, thank you very much. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: our friend worked as a staffer in the george w. bush white house. he and barbara brush -- he knewa bush for decades. he joins us now. what are your memories of barbara bush? >> barbara bush was the scene behind the camera as she was in front of the camera. always interested in others, always caring for others. the consummate second and first lady of the united states. family counted more than anything, bo

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w. bush sent 6,000 troops to the border in 2006. whe you trying to accomplish then and what was the situation that prompted this decision. >>d how does it compare to today? o at that time there was a very large number of heprehensions happening at border, well over a million apprehensions a year. and a lot ofit was happening in ariza. and they were overwhelming the ability of the board are patrol to handle it at the time. we had bipartisan calls in congress for sending to the border. we had bipartisan calls from governs at the borde asking to send support. they were ramping updditional hiring of brder patrol. we had about 7,000 fewer agentsw than. this was seen as a way of assisting the border patrol, supporting them in t efforts and basically freeing up border patrol agents from some of these inllateral duties so they could do more proceand apprehending of people at the border. >> and john, in 201 president obama sent 12,000s troops-- orua national. >> 1200. >> i'm sorry, 1200. what was the situation then.si >> if waar, we had a enrge number of intrusions into the united stateprimarily from people from mexico. they were try

w. bush's spending habits. i was deeply disturbed by the massive expansion of medicare part d without funding that. by the record deficits by the record debts. and people like paul ryan said for years -- if you put us in charge again, we won't make the same mistakes. but for again, for small government conservatives like myself who believe paul ryan would be different, it's extraordinary to see the record spending and the record deficits. the complete lack of fiscal responsibility that paul ryan and mitch mcconnell and donald trump have shown over the past year and a half. >> an insurgent has taken over the republican party, joe, and paul ryan is the latest victim of that insurgency. and i don't see the party being able to come back together for a good long while. i think the mid term elections are going to be very tough for republicans. >> heidi, the reason that paul ryan gave yesterday was to be with his family and i believe that's true. the more cynical view is that he sees a tidal wave coming this fall and he wants to get out of the way. we've seen right now the most congressional retirements s

w. bush, when deficits were exploding, when the national debt was exploding, when they were passing a $7 trillion expansion of medicare and they weren't paying for a dime of it with medicare part d of these things happened and if you crossed republicans and if you crossed the president that time you weren't considered a conservative. of course george bush got out of office and then suddenly it back very envogue to say he had a foreign policy and we're never going to do that again. of course, they're doing that again, but what john is so disturbing is, that the trend has repeated itself time and time again and trump will be called out by history. americans do always do the right thing in the end after exhausting all other possibilities. the question is why republicans aren't expediting the process and why they don't trust their constituents enough to go to them and say, you know what? i voted with the president on taxes, but these tariffs, they're bad for america. you know what? i'm with the president on regulatory reform, regulatory relief for small business owners across america, but when he goes after amazon, he's acting more like a dictator that's trying to crush a political

two thousand and three when george tenet briefed president bush saying that the evidence of double m.d.m. iraq was a slam dunk guess what no w m d i don't believe the intelligence community for one minute and the fact that they're not providing any proof i think is indicative of the of the problem that even general matters are secretary defense matters is one because she had a test to waive or even did doesn't really wash out is that because you see now before what could she know he basing her proof on her high level of proof what sources are on the ground there the o.p.c. doubly they don't start work until later today saturday so what is she using it to get this high level from. well there probably talking to people on the ground with . josh al islam people that the u.s. is backing financially and and other sunni's and just taking their word for it the white helmets as you pointed out earlier this is not proof they need to do much better than this and i think what you need to do is look at motive and it's not with the syrian government because they had they were negotiating with the josh al islam to leave that area so there was

d sign-up today. u2 singer and activist bono was recently honored for his humanitarian work with the first ever george w. bush metal for leadership.d it was presented to him by the former president at the bush center in houston. after the ceremony, the two sound down with former white house chief of staff josh bolton. over one hour. >> [applause] >> thank you. [cheering] >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. of 2002, and we we re about to go to monterrey, mexico for a conference