and you'll go, that's bob dole. don't you remember bob dole? no, i don't remember bob dole. this is a mismatch of different cartoonists' works. that's me. that's richard thompson. these are a couple of color vaultmans that are interesting in comparison to the pure crosshatch ones. these are water color images. these were done in the 1970s. richard thompson's style is just -- as a cartoonist, and i look at this, and it's a beautiful combination of loose line. he was influenced a lot by some of the great english cartoonists like robert sorelle, and then he sort of took it to his own place. i aspire to this kind of looseness, but i am still at age 50 still wor 60 still working on it. this is one i did for "politico." this is a caricature of bernie sanders. richard's approach was a classic sort of dip pen. he works in a style that would have fit in perfectly in the 19th century in some ways but is also very, very modern. this is an another richard thompson. you can see the difference in that i rely on lots of little lines and he likes the drawing there. there is one i did for "p

bob dole was shaken by the cover because it said doubts about dole.bush and governor bush and they were sitting together and he pointed at me and said david kennerly just about cost me five points in the polls. he was really mad. jon: you need the marriage, what percentage of your photographs have been published? david: i would say maybe. 1% of my pictures. the incredible things about having the archive. people can go back and look at the pictures that have hopefully they will be scanned online. the context of all of these other >> people in the room, thousands and thousands of pictures that you have never seen any good chance to go back and say well there's dick cheney when he was chief of staff of staff of the white house. before he became darth vader. it jon: he had most of his own body parts then. jon: i envy what the center for creative photography has here. this is the raw material of what people like me do. it's more valuable in many ways than oral history or some of the documents >> because you can actually, people like me spend time trying to

years ago when i was a kid working here, bob dole used to say every year there was an election around here, but i think president trump has laid down key principles of and law-abiding deals. and law-abiding enforcement. , i'll sayts to do it it again and i really believe this. america is the greatest economy in the world and has been. freest,we are the because we have the rule of law, and because we are allowed to exercise our god-given talents. and where there are thefts or other issues, we don't permit that here and we mustn't permit it overseas. i don't care what country it is, you can't steal our talent and the technology advances and innovations which have made us so great for centuries. thing to do have a with dates and elections. i love talking to you, i want to -- >> what do you say about the president's ability to negotiate? sorry -- i know -- i know our principals haven't changed whatsoever. standingt weaken his or put him in a less commanding position comes china? -- comes to china? >> personally, i don't think this impeachment stuff is going anyplace. that is my view. i th

hurt her like that before, i would've voted for her but when we think about, do your number when bob dole ran for president and they were doing this skit on "snl" all the time, that after he lost, he showed up on the show in person to confront norm mcdonald who had been playing him and at the same time people were saying if bob dole had been human like we voted for him. >> jesse: the pressure to be is something that just be yourself, they say that about every loser. once you lose, you are no longer a threat but this just tells me why the democrats are clinging to their fever dream which is impeachment because a group of candidates that they have right now are starting to sound like the symphony on the titanic. they are playing as the ship sinks and the only life but they have is impeachment. >> jesse: she mention that. she said when you are running and it is 24/7 news cycle, you could yawn at one minute and the next day you see yourself yawning all over the press. >> greg: it is like you on "the five." >> juan: stay awake for this one, world leaders caught on tape mocking trump. greg is g

that is bob dole, don't you remember had im? no. this is a mish mash of a mish mash of other work. these are color vault ones. these are water color images. these are obviously done in the 1970's. richard thompson's style is just as a cartoonist, and it is just such a beautiful combination of loose line. he was influenced a lot by some of the great english cartoonist, but he took it to his own place. i aspire to this kind of looseness, but i am still working on it. this one i did for politico. this is a caricature of bernie sanders. you can see the difference. i do a cross hash with rapitograph and water colors. >> he used a dip pen. >> but he is also very, very modern. >> this is another >> rich team in that i rely on a lot of little black and white lines that hearkens back to the wood engraffering era. richard's style here, the rendering is really done with water >> color. let's the paint render the shapes. here is a paul ryan i did for politico, a dick cheney and a karl rowe. this wall gets a lot of attention when i come into the bar and sitting around. usually as anytime living

leadership, the house wanted a bill to go through the senate or the senate people led by bob dole wanted this legislation approved so we could move on and so they made a deal, but dole said, but i want that in writing and from your leaders and your leadership and then as he was leaving someone said well, what about brooks and he said not, brooks' word is good. then, brooks-- in fact it got back to his office and called up dole and said-- i don't know what he said exactly but probably like dammit, don't let me-- only be looked at them from my readership, you know. don't complement me. [laughter] >> you know, tip o'neill was famous for his ability to get along with republicans. for example, president reagan. examples to you have of mr. brooks getting along with the other side? >> well, he eventually agreed with ford on the budget. reagan invited him to the oval office to discuss legislative matters again and again. herbert walker did, he was always very good about referring to him as the chairman, i mean, he was always deferential when brooks was in the room, i mean, another-- i mean, if w

thing with the meeting between the house leadership in the senate leaders in the senate people like bob dole with the legislation was approved so they could move on. but as you were leaving they said what about brooks they said no his word is good. [laughter] but then he got back to his office and called i don't know what he said exactly that probably like dammit don't make me look bad in front of my leadership don't complement me. >> tip o'neill was famous about getting along with republicans what examples do you have with that quex. >> and those as a result of brooks input and to discover those matters again and again is also very good referring to him as the chairman if we had more time to write a few more chapters there is a guy from new york who is the ranking member for years and years. and the number of life-changing bills to push through congress is just amazing and the people production act that reduced federal bureaucracy and the consumer protection act but eventually that passed they were as prolific as any republican or democrat in congress during that time. >> asking one questio

but of course it wasn't how old bob dole would have been by then.pared to a lot of these candidates who are now in the race. but it is remarkable that we have donald trump what is he 73? 74? biden's in his mid to late 70s. sanders, mid to late 70s. had a heart attack and he seems to be stronger than ever before. and the weird thing, too, i don't know if you found this, but i found that it doesn't -- older candidates, a lot of times, get the support of younger voters. it sort of opposite and younger candidates are usually distrusted by younger voters. >> well, yeah. a lot of older voters don't like to see someone in their age range looking for president -- to be president because they want someone who's going to change things and make things better and has their future ahead of them, not someone who's looking behind them. and i just think it's a great point that you mention, joe, about bernie sanders. we had a candidate have a heart attack on the campaign trail. >> this is true. >> and he's number two and has raised the most cash. i mean, that's trem

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they did not want bob dole. so they elected president trump i think to sort out some of these issues that relate to getting into endless wars, which is something president trump -- and president obama. the book shows scenarios between president trump and president obama on the position of getting out of these wars, and both were elected to do that. president obama tried to get us out of afghanistan and was going down to zero in iraq and that was not the right approach. right now, they are exactly in the same place as afghanistan. a drawdown obama drew down right at the end of his second term, and president trump is about to and i same number, guarantee he will not go to zero because of the physical costs of just leaving completely and then having a terrorist attack that could be traced back to the afghan pakistan region is very large. , in different ways, have relied on special operations forces, drones, cyber warfare, not putting big conventional armies into the middle east for conflicts, so in that way they ar

>>bob dole, the guns candice packed on 23 pods in the last year so she has to weigh less.t's almost how much more she needs to hoist over her head. if she wants to be in the olympics see she has to get 33 pounds more packed on to that bar and then. let's watch it one more have to be a whole to lift a lot of weight looking they can lift 10 to 15 times their body weight that's what i read you know the force the way their body is built and everything i'mno physics expert. but there's new research and it says that ants have this special way their neck joint is made anthat helps them withstand pressure up to 5,000 times greater than their own these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customs to care for they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any me right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4 week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/deal and never go to the post office again >>tay's box office report brought to you

>>bob dole, the guns can is packed on 23 pounds in the last year so she has to weigh less.nd that's almost how much more she needs to hoist over her head. if she wants to bein the olympics see she has to get 33 pounds more packed on to hat bar and then. o let's watch it one more have to be the whole to look a lot of weight looking they can lift 10 to 15 times their body weight that's what i read you know the force the way their body is built and everything i'm no physics expert. but there's new research and it says that ants have this special way their neck joint is made and that helps them withstand pressure up to 5,000 times greater than their own body weight so i don't think we're going to beat them any time soon. >>that's the at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a dital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discoun

saw bob. dole. 3 killed in a shooting at a florida naval base u.s.officials say the suspect is a member of the saudi air force who was there for training. hello i'm in london you're with al jazeera also coming up on the program gunmen in calls opened fire on protesters in central baghdad killing at least 10 people. police in india are showered with sweet flowers and praise after they shoot dead.

bush, bob dole. people fundamentally understood that majority rule was the essential foundation of democracy. and i think that it's unfortunate that all of the splits have gone in one direction, as i think professor wong pointed out in the last session, that it doesn't necessarily have to go that way, and we have seen republican presidents as recently as george w. bush winning by a substantial margin in the popular vote. also something like since 2002, which is only what, 17 years ago, 47 states have elected republican governors. republicans don't have trouble winning popular votes. it's i think it's a misunderstanding of how the incentive structures of our current system have warped the way campaigning happens and led to the types of candidates we have to make everybody think that somehow republicans can't win a popular vote. i think that's a misunderstanding. >> we will open up for questions. if you can raise your hand and the mic will come to you. if you can keep your questions short and identify

republicans and democrats, i saw bob dole and tip o'neil. i saw bob michael and dan ros10cowski. i saw members of both parties who got along. this was during a turbulent period in our country's history, vietnam, civil rights, earth day, assassinations, the casualty count out of a war each and every week averaging 225 young men being killed. members of both parties, republican and democrat, stood together. they didn't agree with each other philosophically, but they stood together as friend and they voted together as americans. and i watched yesterday and i listened to the language. and the thing that struck me more than anything was that as the republicans stood cloned to donald trump and defended the process, attacked the process of what was going on, i didn't hear one of them saying about the president of the united states, he's a good man. he's a decent man. he's an honest man. i didn't hear one republican say that. >> because none of them believe it, none them say it behind closed doors. they are just buying their time until he leaves town. they fear him, and they will do anyt

they did not want bob dole.o they elected president trump i think to sort out some of these issues that relate to getting into endless wars, which is something president trump -- and president obama. the book shows scenarios between president trump and president obama on the position of getting out of these wars, and both were elected to do that. president obama tried to get us out of afghanistan and was going down to zero in iraq and that was not the right approach. right now, they are exactly in the same place as afghanistan. a drawdown obama drew down right at the end of his second term, and president trump is about to and i same number, guarantee he will not go to zero because of the physical costs of just leaving completely and then having a terrorist attack that could be traced back to the afghan pakistan region is very large. , in different ways, have relied on special operations forces, drones, cyber warfare, not putting big conventional armies into the middle east for conflicts, so in that way they are