it says -- wrote in jeb bush's name for president. for theof them voted republican candidate in the last election of their lives. is, we talk thing about probably the accomplishment of george herbert walker bush that is going to get him the biggest place in history just ofr guiding, not the country but the hold world -- whole world through the end of the cold war. he was so surefooted. now whoa president talks about america first, but george bush had relationships with a lot of the key players in that decade, whether it was the envoy to china, or the head of the cia. do you think that this kind of internationalist strain of the republican party still exists or has donald trump taken it to a different place? >> he is the leader of the party, so he does define foreign policy, republicans do not have to agree on every single issue there is. if you look back on the time of my grandfather, whether it was liaising with china, he viewed that as one of his favorite posts of all time. in terms of his international relationships, he spoke with

jeb bush was right.antitrust model does not necessarily work, but if you have a monopoly on customers and revenues, it reduces incentives to overcome not having a product as good as it should be. you can say that, but there are other things too. that is what we tried to address. i would love to see them do it again. every 30 years, we ought to do it again. we did not know the first thing about artificial intelligence. >> do you think president trump would stay in a meeting for two days? [laughter] [applause] pres. clinton: all i want to do is make sure it is being covered by the press that we attribute that quote -- [laughter] [applause] gov. bush: i think we are on the same list as him. pres. clinton: anyway. [laughter] >> there is something else that we should not forget. a famous letter that abigail adams wrote to her husband when he was at the constitutional convention. she included that phrase, remember, don't forget the ladies. [applause] >> interestingly, at the summit, the spouses of the governor

trying to elect jeb bush and the republican primaries. all the super pac money in the world cannot save you if you are not what they looking for, which was her problem with jeb. and died in may not be what they are looking for and he does have strengths. without a super pac is going to concede the race before he has a chance to litigated. there's also a technical limit to what they can do. but i will tell you one thing, it could also help amy klobuchar and mayor pete. he could take the issue of medicare for all which democratic primary voters are highly divided on, and he can go shove that issue in the middle and cut that thing in half which is a problem. it creates a category for others. i do think he has a choice and i think it's the right thing for him to do. he will get beat up for it. ads think there will be that will come from or at least challenges and debate stages that will be hillary, release your speeches to wall street, why are you taking all this money? you took money from so-and-so, those are the people creating the problems

at the outset, when he joined the race, jeb bush was the nominee of the republican party by askly kagcclimation, that wa beltway line. jeb would lock up the money and endorsements and run away with it. jeb bush didn't win in nevada, south carolina, lost, and he dropped out after south carolina on february 20th, 2016. by late february 2016, in the nominating contest that year, candidate donald trump really was just running away with the primary. but it's interesting. the endorsements didn't really follow. i mean, even after he won new hampshire, came close in iowa, then he won new hampshire, won south carolina, won nevada and it was by these increasingly large margins, still by that point in the race, by february 2016, by the time he won nevada, trump had zero endorsements from any republican serving in congress. no republican endorsed donald trump for president until quite late into the process when he was already way ahead toward winning the nomination. that made it a big deal for him and his campaign when the first endorsements finally belatedly arrived. in the u.s. senate, famously, his firs

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measure of a problem and jeb bush will be she says we've received many donations of books from all over the country so. i'll never should. the next idea is to turn an old garbage truck into a mobile library for children given arkin and his colleagues are not only book worms but budding musicians too they found their instruments doing the rounds. tell us that there's always such a nice hollow sound if you beat on the empty cans that we used to drum on them for fun that's how this began. so anchor ad doesn't only boast the garbage library but also a garbage orchestra which is even planning to perform a bra. that society has to get used to the fact that we can also do this sort of thing. refuse workers on only people who take away the trash. i encourage refuse workers are showing the world that garbage can be recycled for the good of the whole community. wonderful and without heartwarming story from ankara it's time to wind down on this edition of focus on europe thanks so much for joining us and if you'd like to see any of our reports again just go to our home page on detail for you don't

or you are a fake news server alliance of the unknowns biggest line or you probably are worse the jeb bush. but i watch you a lot of us. in a state of shock i'm not thinking of you and i think you never do i'm sorry. nothing like the truth but it's a spiel great to get past all the political jargon and hear the truth every once in a while i mean after all donald trump says the democrats don't do that centrist on the over there to get a job and work for a gas company that had no experience of yasser nothing that they admired that's not true and no one has ever said that way that he jurist. you see it on the t.v. you know it's like you know i know you do and by the way that's why i'm not sedentary i don't i get up and do not let another go then go but the reason i'm running is because i've been around a long time and i know more than most people know and i get things done that's why i'm running and you want to check my shape on let's do pushups together and how did it go from ukraine to push ups what i don't say you were born into a thing wrong i mean said i set up my son to work on an oil c

trump for all of his deficiencies is a least good at that reality television show in a way that jeb bush or hillary clinton is not and so it is about conforming to a particular model that is anti political anti thought and and really corrosive to. politics itself and it affects the media so c.n.n. where is this money going it's going to networks like c.n.n. who perpetuate the. kind of moral and intellectual deterioration masquerading as politics because they turn it into really just you know 2 sports teams fighting each other and that's conscious you know that zucker quite consciously model out of us p.n. is that is that dry. $12000000000.00 just to really kind of like you said you know shrink what actually is being talked about really it's just spending to get recognition for the name recognition and to impart the way advertisers are quite skillful at doing an emotional response to elicit an emotional response we see it with bloomberg. you know what are the commercials are there content less like all of them bloomberg you know surrounded by children holding you know whatever it is. but

trump or being a republican, not liking trump's compartment, and being say a george bush guy -- a jeb bushuy or a marco rubio guy and finding themselves eventually voting for trump, they are insulted when you say that russia had something to do with their vote. independentery about how they get to their decision. that russian -- that russia influenced them, they find insulting. host: our next colors from illinois, independent line. caller is from illinois, independent line. caller: democrats do nothing but taxes, closeraise factories. they have not done anything by way of legislation to help anyone like the handicapped. patact passed by democrats -- changed life for the handicapped around the world. when the republicans are in, they do not care about anyone but them and to the very very wealthy. the democrats are the party of the people and always will be. i am hoping the democratic party goes down in flames. host: i think she meant republican at the end. confused by i was that. i do not think anything would change janet's mind. and: individualism. it was not. it was about localism and com

the effort is led by a long-time jeb bush deaner and the ceo of carnival cruise lines. he was accused of replacing american workers with foreign workers and not much came of that. senate bill 386 of mike leaps is an assault on americans and the mayor can middle class. it's duplicitous and deceitful. it's known as the fairness for high-skilled immigrants act. what it does do is end the discriminatory policy that punishes green card applicants from large countries. read china and india. but that is exactly the problem. it would allow countries like china and india to push through as many h-1b visa workers as they like. they get to automatically wait in the country until they wait for an employer-sponsored application for green cards. mike lee is as fan of foreign labor, but not so much american labor. he has raked in donations from the foreign worker sponsors. jessica, good to have you with us. 386. where do you stand on that piece of legislation that is apparently to right great wrongs that have been done to foreign tbhoarks this country. >> it's a terrible piece of legi

they were followed by president clinton, governor jeb bush and vice president joe biden. and now we are so fortunate that stice nil gorsuch is serving as our new honorary chair. [applause] justice gorsuch is the honorary chair. live coverage expected to start shortly. announcer: live coverage, where former supreme court justice anthony kennedy will receive the liberty metal from justice neil gorsuch, honorary chair of the center. this was established in 1988 to commemorate the bicentennial of the united states onstitution. >> join me welcoming justice gorsuch. [applause] our commitment to keystones of democratic self-government. teach the young and old about our constitution and about the alues and virtues that undergird it. thank you for the work you do, jeffrey. [applause] colleague, my friend, justice anthony kennedy. and as a starting point, i can think of no award more appropriate to the man than the liberty medal. as jeffrey discussed so much about his career and jurisprudence are about reminding us that the blessings of liberty promised in our foundational charters

jeb bush had a ton of money, all this financial backing and not only is he not the president -- whati don't know what he does all day. politics have changed a lot, i think this might have been different before we had president trump in the arena about things that used to work in the past, we didn't see them work the last time around and i don't know if recent history is an indication, i don't see it necessarily working this time around either. >> rachel: where he may think this might work, his hundred million dollars was effective, in elections where there were close margins, but i agree. i think attacking donald trump doesn't make a case for michael bloomberg and his real opponents right now are elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and pete buttigieg. i think what it points to is he is signaling to democrats, i have money and i'm willing to spend it to show everybody what i donald trump -- >> heather: does that make him relatable? president trump spent his own money when he was campaigning but i think for some reason it was a totally different type of you people took of it. >> richar

well, how is it that in 2016 this current president was able to insult jeb bush's wife, ted cruz's wife, john mccain and still have george p. bush endorse him. still have the support of ronna romney who's so enamored of being connected to him that she doesn't use his last name anymore. >> at his direction. >> these things are pointing to the idea of this being a cult personality. remember when republicans cared about deficits? remember when republicans cared about free trade, all these things that are not so much ideological as they are trump's only peculiar quirks of his own psychology. he wakes up and thinks something, and then that becomes republican orthodoxy. >> point about dignity, this is what's always surprising to me. it's just like i guess my own -- my own psychology is such that i have enough kind of, i don't know, lack of a better word like moral vanity about how people perceive me that i would just never like -- debasing yourself that way comes with its own cost. you're debasing yourself publicly. even if you don't have integrity or dignity, it just seems so embarrassing th

tim miller, former communications director for jeb bush's 2016 campaign.democratic congressman. we saw them going back and forth over fundraising and pete said we can fix money in politics later, but if we want to defeat donald trump, let's take every dollar question get and put it towards that. what do you think? >> and boouttigiebuttigieg's ar sitting with the democratic party right now. it's not about money, it's not about afghanistan, who is the best equipped and best able to defeat donald trump. whatever it takes is how we will important that person. >> tim, you put out a piece arguing that the democratic debate was no match for trump's wwe campaign. explain that. >> you're coming up against somebody that was an absolute monster on the debate stage, and donald trump is not going to be restrained by the facts. he will not be restrained by decorum. i thought you saw a lot of knit picking of one another. but one day after the president's impeachment, not a lot of demonstration that any of them are ready to take on the president. sometimes i feel like it

welcoming the 42nd president of the united states, bill clinton and the 43rd governor of florida, jeb bushpplause] as i was mentioning some of the summit was quite different. each has its own context and in 1983, president ronald reagan had issued the nation's report card called a nation at risk which suggested we add dramatic improvements are needed to be made in our education system. a series of governors who chaired the national governors association, lamar alexander and 8586, governor bill clinton and 86, 87, john sununu, the governor of new hampshire, and at that time but white house chief of staff who was a major force in encouraging the summit, then jerry of virginia, and he was succeeded by terry branstad of iowa when president bush came into office. all of them were eager to have governors involved in discussions about education. and so, president bush determined that he in fact wanted the conference not to be his agenda, but a joint agenda. so, governor branstad appointed a task force on education cochaired by governor clinton of arkansas and governor carroll campbell republican

i worked for jeb bush for two years during his presidential campaign and very early in the campaign theyto go to some of those suburbs around des moines and really try and work and campaign among those hispanic voters. there's pockets of hispanic voters, especially in iowa, more so than new hampshire, which is very much more white. but those pockets of hispanic voters again around des moines, you might not be getting 10%, but maybe 3% to 5%. if no one else is talking to them, that could be a big deal in a tight caucus. and i think this is also indicative of i think democrats might have miss calculated. i know they rearranged the primary calendar and brought nevada up to the forefront and moved california up. but more than i've ever seen, candidates are zeroing in almost exclusively on new hampshire and iowa on a day-to-day basis, both in 2012 and 2016 when i worked on the republican presidential campaigns, you certainly folk id on those two states, absolutely. but you also wanted to build a presence in the other states so that way if you did well, you had something to capitalize on and t

and remember jeb bush spent $55 million as well and he clearly languished until he eventually dropped out early in the race in 2016. >> i mean, here's one possible metric. here's one of the latest national polls, michael. you see here that bloomberg, okay. he's only at 4%, however, this is an nbc news/"wall street journal" poll. he has leapfrogged all of these people. castro, gabbard, booker, yang, that have been doing a lot more of the, you know, old fashioned just shoe leather retail politics than he has. >> absolutely. money can buy you name recognition. that is, you know, if that weren't true, people wouldn't be spending hundreds of millions of dollars in presidential campaigns ultimately on advertising. there are two things that it generally can't buy you. having spent a lot of time in iowa and new hampshire and the early states, the people who vote in the iowa caucuses and the new hampshire primary reward the people who have been on the ground, who have been in the house parties. and, you know, who have been at the small rallies talking to voters. at least our historical experie

and i will remind you all that jeb bush raised $100 million and he might as well have lit that on fireor all it got him. >> well, tom starr got into the debate debate. he's focusing all his advertising into the super-tuesday states where no other democrat right now, with the exception of one or two are spending resources. so that's his -- that's what he sees his pathway to forget about the four early states and then focus on super-tuesday. >> money is always helpful in political campaigns. but in the end, it's not the determining factor. and there is such a thing as you can overspend. i mean, you can saturate a market. you have to -- you have to hit it at the right message at the right time in the right amount. and both of these billionaires, i just don't see -- i've studied them both. they just don't have voter appeal. >> so forget about what it means for the two of them. what does it mean for the field and for the race overall to just have this much ad -- this many ads running, this much money being spent? >> more expensive, right? >> well, it's just going to make it hard when we get

we've seen people spend incredible amounts of money on failed bids like jeb bush did, spent $100 millioning ipads to people in new hampshire. the second thing to keep in mind is that bloomberg, spending more than steyer, is banking on the ads being enough when someone is going to come out of the first four states, iowa, new hampshire, nevada, south carolina, with some momentum into super tuesday. we'll see if his strategy works. >> susan, it's interesting, some of steyer and bloomberg's democratic opponents are s simpatico on the fact that this will not make a difference. i want to play for you what we heard from andrew yang and joe biden. >> i'm less upset that some of the other candidates other than tom and mike spending this money because i think it's going to be a does, honestly. >> michael, keep spending. >> susan, are they right to laugh it off like this? do you agree all the money in the world will not make a difference here? >> if you're joe biden you're right to encourage mike bloomberg to keep spending because the chances of mike bloomberg getting enough to win the nomination i

i said this before, where if, you know, jeb bush or john mccane or john kasich or another republicanome president, i wouldn't be doing that. i think all of them would have respected the haoffice. and would respect other people. >> on october 27, a whole bunch of new photos, thank you for being with me. appreciate it. there's my career... my cause... and creating my dream home. i'm a work in progress. so much goes into who i am. hiv medicine is one part of it. prescription dovato is for adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment and who aren't resistant to either of the medicines dolutegravir or lamivudine. dovato has 2 medicines in 1 pill to help you reach and then stay undetectable. so your hiv can be controlled with fewer medicines while taking dovato. you can take dovato anytime of day with food or without. don't take dovato if you're allergic to any of its ingredients or if you take dofetilide. if you have hepatitis b, it can change during treatment with dovato and become harder to treat. your hepatitis b may get worse or become life-threatening if you stop taking dovato. so do not

there are so many people who would love your endorsement-- politicians jeb bush tried.ot gonna come through full force on what you're talking about, i can't do that to the people. i'm not saying that they don't. it's just politics is a different business. that's why i called it "politricks." i have respect for what they all do, but it's a different world. - do you ever think of running? - no, no. we don't gotta worry about those that dislike, and i don't like to use this word, because to me it's a bad word, but those that hate. you know what we gotta worry about? it's sticking together and doing this together. and that's what we're doing here today. so it doesn't matter whether we're, mira, latino, black, pink, purple, orange, white. it doesn't matter 'cause we're all americans at the end of the day. i'd rather utilize politics for the better of the community 'cause it keeps my hands untied to really be able to speak and be politically incorrect, but it doesn't matter what political party or things that i'm involved with, it won't matter, as long as the job gets done. t

former advisor to jeb bush and john boehner.ders now, michael steele, and in fact, i even argued the opposite this morning. if they weren't coordinating, they'd be getting criticism. my god, you know, we believe we're all organized in a partisan way now. no longer in a -- in a three branches of government. >> right. well, they're fighting for the party rather than the institution. and that's fine. but i think they would argue that house democrats are doing the same by bringing these articles of impeachment without adequate cause. i do think that he has to say that, in part, because it's not totally true. >> he's also got to say it because he was talking to sean hannity. let's remember this was mcconnell's -- >> he went on hannity to deliver this message. >> correct. we're not going to have a long trial. you're not getting hunter biden but i'm not saying it that way. >> he's saying he's coordinating with the white house counsel's office to provide an effective defense for the president. >> not the white house. >> it's not what th

he selected the nominee who would have been the nominee of president jeb bush for president marco rubiohen the blasey ford allegations came up i thought this is really serious. i thought it needed a really serious investigation. ike included at the time separate from everything that i saw that her story was more credible than his denial. her story about what happened was the credible story and what i thought in a situation like that where the truth can't be absolutely none that both of the ways we talked about this and we talked about it like it was a job interview, that was not fair to him because it was a public and excruciating interview ended also wasn't that he was entitled to the presumption of innocence. the resumption of innocence i don't find that particular the persuasive in the setting of a confirmation hearing. i thought that the benefit of the doubt in that situation should be given to the court were you didn't know if you were confirming somebody who had engaged in this behavior. and then for me the part that made it easiest was the testimony itself that his intemperate ou

jeb bush had been celebrating a victory and had two or three cocktails.e is going to lose the election for his brother. that gives you a tour of history in a still photograph. i know everything i know from ken burns. let's move ahead. >> you can't always do that in one image. here is secretary clinton at the beginning of the journey. what is going on here? >> secretary clinton, who was a 26-year-old lawyer on the impeachment committee. the nixon impeachment is becoming a real thing. i've been there for two, i figure i will be there for number three. i may partial observer. if it was going to happen i will be there. we are going to see the evolution of hillary rodham clinton. this is hillary before she married bill clinton. a little bit different hairstyle and she lost her glasses. and then to 2001, this is senator hillary clinton. this is january 20, 2001. i love the picture and the bushes get along fine. as you know, misses barbara bush referred to bill clinton as the black sheep of the bush family. >> she the incumbent. images help us understand events

kyle cheney and michael steele, advisory for jeb bush and john boehner.to participate in the committee hearing. >> pat cipollone calling the inquiry baseless and backed up by what we have seen over the past few days. lawmakers continue to grab articles of impeachment. rudy giuliani traveled to kiev to meet with several ukrainians. trump's supporter dan everhart returning to the crime scene to live stream moon dancing. here is the president talking about rudy's trip on saturday at the white house. >> well, i just know he came back from some place and he's going to make a report to the attorney general and to congress. he said he got a lot of good information. i have not spoken to him about that information, but rudy has been one of the great crime fighters the last 50 years. and, he did get back from europe just recently and he has not told me what he found but i think he wants to go before congress and also to say to the attorney general and the department of justice. i hear he found plenty. >> i want to recap, it is at its core about the president of the

trump or being a republican, not liking trump's compartment, and being say a george bush guy -- a jeb bushor a marco rubio guy and finding themselves eventually voting for trump, they are insulted when you say that russia had something to do with their vote. independentery about how they get to their decision. that russian -- that russia influenced them, they find insulting. host: our next colors from illinois, independent line. caller is from illinois, independent line. caller: democrats do nothing but taxes, closeraise factories. they have not done anything by way of legislation to help anyone like the handicapped. patact passed by democrats -- changed life for the handicapped around the world. when the republicans are in, they do not care about anyone but them and to the very very wealthy. the democrats are the party of the people and always will be. i am hoping the democratic party goes down in flames. host: i think she meant republican at the end. confused by i was that. i do not think anything would change janet's mind. host: you put this in perspective in those key states, including

ed: remember jeb bush. katie: hillary clinton, too. will will will will will will will will.liday photos come in. they have been fun. get to them all morning long. if you have any christmas song suggestion for katie. >> send them. in. >> play list. all the way to january 1st. griff: meanwhile, we pass things on to carley. have you some suggestions for katie? carley: i will tell you all of them in a break. got to get to the story here. all on quiet on pence that. christmas passes without a gift from north korea. remain on high alert after the rogue regime threatened to launch missile test. south korean media reporting at flew four planes over peninsula. the saxes on north korea by the end of the year. baltimore could end the year with its highest murder rate ever. as of tuesday, there has been 338 homicides following a week of violence. that saw three more murders. it's the fifth year in a row that the city has seen more than 300 murders. the doj is now offering resources to help baltimore police. a potential nightmare after christmas for millions of americans traveling home.

otherwise, hillary clinton or jeb bush would be president right now and that's kind of my take-away.ssage, to groun no ground supd she raised $36 million from the donor clasp. that's a very poor return on investment. dagen: think of all the people you could have helped and all the dogs and cats that could have been rescued with that kind of money instead of giving it to a campaign where the chair woman was camilla's sister. to quote the new york times story on her campaign implosion which is an incredible piece of reporting, kamala harris and closested advisors made flawed decisions, refusing to make difficult personnel decisions to impose order on an unwieldy campaign, according to more than 50 current and former campaign staffers. they talked to 50 people who worked with her and the writing was on the wall. maria: tucker carlson ended his show last night reflecting on the end of kamala harris' 2020 bid. she said her campaign is proof that the media can sell almost anything, least for a little while. ouch. >> also shows the american voters at the end of the day for all of our faults

and it's fascinating that the bushes, jeb and george w.at would listen, you have to appeal to people who aren't white because that's the future, not of this party, that's the future of this country. and it's, perhaps, that's why george w. got like 44% of hispanics be in 2004. donald trump's taken a complete opposite direction and if you're a republican at the worst possible time historically just as those huge demographic changes, that wave is of about to crash. >> you know, joe, i think this is a really important point that's very difficult for to us talk about because we're so obsessed with donald trump and impeachment. but we need to think of trump as an "avatar" for something deeper, and that is thissing an sthiet tom and you have jusanxi and you just registered. barr said that communities that don't respect and support law enforcement in the way that he suggests that they should should expect that the police might not protect them anymore. and we knew exactly which communities he was talking about. when jim jordan said they are afraid