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and so bush was doing this on his own.e doing might have consequences we couldn't imagine. >> the u.s. war to disarm iraq and oust saddam hussein intensified dramatically today as the air campaign began with massive bombing raids on baghdad and elsewhere. >> the rest of the world saw this as a war of aggression. >> my fellow citizens, at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people, and to defend the world from grave danger. >> it's getting much, much closer. all the air defenses are opening up around me at the moment. massive shock blast just coming through our windows. i'm going to have to take cover. >> the invasion and the toppling of saddam was really quite easy. the entire campaign did not take more than a month. >> we see the coalition forces advanced from southern iraq near the kuwaiti border. from there they moved through karbala and into baghdad. it's taken 22 days of war for the coalition to get this far. >> i was privileged to command

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bush, and now abraham lincoln. what do you think is the essential quality for a successful american president? >> a commitment to something larger than his or ultimately her own power. it's the one theme -- one of the themes that connects all of these lives. not that they were perfect, because they weren't there, but they were imperfect men who left us a more perfect union, largely because, at various critical moments -- and it can just be a couple -- they actually put the pursuit of the common good over the narrow, easy personal interest of the moment. president bush sr., for instance, knew that he would be clobbered if he did the budget deal in 1990, but he knew and believed it was the right thing to do. on an even larger scale, obviously, abraham lincoln's anti-slavery commitment, while long questioned, was of long standing, in fact. and i think the lesson of all these lives, and we've seeanew in recent years how important this is, is that power divorced from conscience is fatal to liberty under law. >> well, you recent

bush and then to do the bush administrationni and that's it they are into it and god forbid we have more to pay them or they won't do the work. >> i have appreciated this panel and i realize my own ignorance as a user of the archives of what is going on so i would ask you to explain that from a point of view what are the internal issues? and then beyond that with those organizational issues before we can solve a problem we have too identify it. >> just to jump on the presidential records act i got into a debate with david when i publish the op-ed about what was going on with the records from i.c.e. which were scheduled for destruction of human rights abuses. they subsequently were destroyed contravening an order from a federal judge. when did that happen? right before joe biden took office. to me that is a scandal. that one thing he found i was wrong about is i thought when there were reports and then according to this report those that were scotch taping those records back together again you have to preserve those presidential papers. those people got fired and in two people were fired

press conference just talking to reporters, just doing something on social media, where do you feel like president bush and president obama were best? and, where do you feel like they were not as good, and how, you know, any stories about good or bad examples? >> he was pretty good in all these settings. i always -- the issue of authenticity comes up. nowadays, you hear people say, well, it's more authentic if someone just tweets something off the top of their head, or it's more authentic if they are doing an interview, or just something more off the cuff, town hall meeting, that sort of thing. and, you can be authentic. of course, you can be your authentic self, but you also are authentic when you are saying what you want to say. in the best way you know how to say it, that's actually authentic. i saw--in here at this conference, and he is writing an essay on reagan's address at moscow state university back in 1988. that speech, reagan's speech at the berlin wall, a memorable speech, one of the greatest speeches in the english language, remembered by everybody. it was worked on very, very closely by t

do their job. that was no notice. the bush administration, we always knew well ahead of time. it depends on the person. >> jane asked a good question. can the vice president and his or her family go there as well? >> if the president allows them. it has happened in history. sometimes the president will let staff or others go away for leadership. president obama did that for his staff members. the commander at the time and the chapel giving history brief. they welcome people. they do what they're there to do. they go back on a sunday. it varies. >> caroline asks do you know how the pandemic has affected the camp or the new procedures. >> very observant of mask rules early on. very observant of vaccinations. again, this is the trump administration, the beginning of the biden administration, everyone is very observant of following the rules. by the white house, the white house what the president wants or the navy's health protection condition. a very appropriate response. i don't think it's held back. maybe it's held back from one of the outside guess. certainly no at world leade

not, and cori bush's mind do benefit people of color, that's what it is, it is a stunt right now, it is obviously incredibly unuseful, i'm sure that hakeem jeffries is not happy about the conversation. he has a completely unified caucus that shows up every day, 212 votes, 212 votes, and then there is something like this that it is a distraction to all of it, so it's not useful. >> judge jeanine: okay, all right. up next, florida governor ron desantis ripping apart democrats as more americans flee to his state. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ at booking.com, finding perfect isn't rocket science. kitchen? sorted. hot tub, why not? and of course, puppy-friendly. we don't like to say perfect, but it's pretty perfect. booking.com, booking.yeah. [♪] if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. ♪ ♪ >> dana: florida

do it. i worked in the reagan administration, the bush administration, 41, and the house representative's for 12 years. then 12 years here in the senate. it is time. i think it is time for some fresh blood and new ideas. it is interesting, when he first got to the house of representatives we had a term limits vote and i voted for 12 years in the house and 12 years in a senate, which is what we ended up doing. not that i was pledging to do that, but i think it is about right. second, i do love the private sector, and i love the nonprofit sector, and i love getting things done, in a may be less bureaucratic way outside of government, and this will give me the chance to do that in my last quarter. i still have enough energy and enthusiasm to work full-time, and i look forward to doing that. i'm not quite sure what it will be yet, but will be and its of things probably. greta: you won't retire then? sen. portman: it will not be that kind of retirement. i will retire from the senate, and more time with a wonderful three children and their spouses and their work, jane, my family more broadly. i hav

and bush 41 bs right now it is the researchers should push it in the records people want to see and of course there is the whole mechanism asking for records on the goal for the do guidance having two very big experts at the bush library and for the stuff we have to send back it has to be sent back and then you send it back but you don't know when you will get it back. and that could take six weeks or six months a year and a half or two years. you just don't know and then you get it back it could be declassified all of it in part most of it with reductions is a very involved process if you are writing dissertations and a few wanted from the bush library you better ask right now. but i do think the residue allows researchers to see what you have and what is classified to allowow researchers with the government agencies try a declassification this way for what people want to see. >> now we know with those requests have been coming from. [laughter] >> the jfk library was the first that i knew that sent in a request on its own. and jumped on that the nixon library there are recordsny we have the public had no idea i can talk aboutd. it now because they arere declass

how do they eat bushes? that is, exactly, with such actions they do not open, meadows and allow them to overgrow. and that is, they form such open ones instead of habitation, which already attract other species. the same bison, various types of birds, uh deer, that is, well, let's say, this restores the chain that has developed evolutionarily over tens of thousands of years, i don't leave my research work and visit the horses every week. i visit them, that is, i observe and make various comparisons. well, including we have experimental sites on how they affect the environment. yes, how they form uh, introduced observation directly with people. that is, if we have several groups of such horses, well, where do we sit, how do they behave. uh, how their social life goes into the birth stage, yes, there is a phenological process that takes place during the year, that is, let's go to such observations. the history of a very confusing wild horse, because , well, a species that, of course, played a very important rol

the agencies to hell because they do come in and they bulk declassified some and they been very good. i think bruce is at bush 41 right now. i do think it is a researchers that push it. they are the ones, the records people want to see other records that the researchers are asking for. and, of course, as a whole mechanism. so researcher asks for records on the gulf war, we get some guidance and how, we have two very, very good expert at the bush library and on other archivists with clearances, and we do declassify a lot of stuff in-house but the stuff to send back, it has to be sent back. and you send it back and you don't know when you're going to get it back. and that can take six weeks, six months, a year, a unit have, two years. you don't know. and then you get it back and it can be declassified, all of it, in part, or most of it with redactions. so it's a very involved process. so if you're writing a dissertation and you want something that we've got in the bush library, you better ask for it now. get back to my point. you think the way to do is to allow researchers to see what you have and what is class

check in with vice chair bush, do you have questions? i'm completely fine. >> thank you. >> thank you. so much for writing a response it was help. for us the key term we focus on undo influence. there is little guidance what that means. it was helpful mr. congressman had actions where we addressed the issue. there are important factors that are helpful here looking at whether the interest with the city and new employment are alined. whether there is a potential for your personal financial enrichment. whether there are safe guard in place and i think that those factors are all in place here the city's mission is alined with your new position in terms of the mission scope of the i did not see that you have potential for enriching yourself. in the new position other than drawing a salary. i think for me given unity of interests, given that and the way you laid out your roles previously can what your future will be i don't seat potential for undue influence. i have a question which is, with regard to your communication and with your current

how do they eat bushes? ith such actions they do not open, meadows and allow them to overgrow. and that is, they form such open habitats that already attract other species of the same bison, various types of birds e deer, that is, well, let's say, so it restores the chain that has evolved over tens of thousands of years, i do not leave my research work and visit horses every week. i visit them, that is, i observe and make various comparisons. well, including we have experimental sites on how they affect the environment. how do they form it? uh, let's introduce observation directly for seven horses. that is, if we have multiple groups like horses, well, where we sit, how they behave. eh, how they go through the birth stage in social life, yes, there is an ephenological process that goes through during the year. that is, it is so, well, we are conducting such observations, maybe for someone it will sound strange. yes, there is a hunter-hotoved, and love for animals, well, hunters are a hotoved, he cannot be wit

for what they generally came here to us so bright here is an example how do they eat bushes? at is, exactly, by such actions they do not open, meadows do not allow them to overgrow. and that is, they form such open habitats that already attract other species. the same bison, various species of birds, uh deer, that is, well, let's say, u restore the chain that has developed evolutionarily over tens of thousands of years, i do not leave my research work and visit horses every week. i visit them, that is, i watch and make comparisons. well , including we have experimental sites on how they affect the environment. how are they shaping it. uh, cctv directly with them horses. that is, we have several groups of such horses. well, where do we sit, how do they behave. uh, how they in social life passes into the stage of fertility. yes, there is an ephenological process, which takes place during the year. that is, well, let's go such observations. the story is very confusing yes, wild horses, because, well, the view, which of course played a very big role in the life of mankind, but so

it's also what you do for a living la bushes, and i sure do them. we is that if i understand it correctly, you're trying to visit some of the less popular locations me in my through i don't think that's right. or we try to direct our travelers to new destinations on what language i can give you. a great example of this year, we reached the north. most points are on the continent in the rush, and far easily corpuscles come with ox. the cheap, it's in the katya when we saw the places incredibly beautiful, like a huge rock on the credit accounts into the arctic ocean. almost like an ice breaker at the sand is the northernmost point in the russian far east of miss steely, we published our reports on both russian and chinese social media. mix it and got millions of views. miliano bras are some chinese tour agencies approached us keep asking to organize a trip for them, so they could seize and assassin her as a potential destination for chinese tourists is what i'm gonna do. so this year we're going there with 7 agency delegation from china. we as well as

ah, you fucker, that's what issues just a good as a rule sheets do become so. tory come from you with bush bush, which muley bush along with a strip of denial for your motive. a 2 echo just skiffs. yeah. i wasn't going to stand up for the 11 minute often. you? yes. well thank you for for luth leading was visual. no one actually spoke up, did it when you are fulfills, usually she shifts with ah, to quit to mister c with genius bush and will you do with them? it's no, it's not a router, but as little food you can use this money still to with arctic. can i those numbers of national with flow on it along with the lucy laser. ah ah welcome back to wells appointment benoit complex senior lecture in the school of global urban and social studies at r m. i t university in melbourne, professor come tomorrow before the break. we touched upon the prevailing attitudes . i'm a western elite and it is my perception that when it comes to russia, they roughly fall within the 2 camps. both want rushes capitulation, but one camp is mindful all i am concerned about limiting the costs of achieving that goal to

discipline for what he was saying he would say whatever he was seeing at the time and obama didn't do that, bush didn't do that. they said what they wanted to say so in that sense a fascinating character to write about because you didn't have to guess what he was saying. evengo though you work for the failing "new york times" you had more access to him than president obama or president bush. >> we haven't interviewed president biden yet. by this point president trump pp had given multiple interviews and the truth is he has a love-hatede relationship. on the one hand he calls us the failing "new york times." i should be clear we are doing better than ever before. we have the largest readership and a subscription. we are not failing. for the sakeg. of argument thate doesn't like us at the same time that the paper his father read to be accepted in the elite which he really wanted to be met in "the new york times" and so yes he would lash out at us but was desperately eager to get something good. i was in the oval office and he literally bags unisys please i just want one good story in my hometown p

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i mean, he would be critical sometimes of something ford or bush was doing. and from his side of pennsylvania avenue. there was grounds for that criticism from the other side of pennsylvania avenue. jim white it looked a bit different, and i think think that's one of the virtues of this bill. you know, jim and i both have been in the white house, and i'll guarantee you, every white house is at war with every congress, vice versa. i don't care who runs which. i mean, it's just just the white house thinks why can't buffoons know what's good for them? buffoons sitting in the congress. like when, are they going to come talk to him and tell me what's going on? i mean, it's a constant warfare. i think every white house tries work at it, but that's just yin and yang. i think the framers, what they were doing when they set the country up like they did. that's a good point. who's got some questions. i hear someone to talk about the wonderful desk he had in his office and that was a beautiful antique. and it's actually in my house now. but he he purchased it for $50 fr

in georgia should have been much stronger than in 2014 for the annexation of crimea, or do you think that the bushinistration and the obama administration did not react decisively enough, thus creating the conditions for a full-scale offensive by russia i don't know what else we could do about georgia. to be honest, i believe that we stopped russian ambitions to take tbilisi, crimea, maybe there could have been stronger sanctions, the only thing i will say about crimea is that we are europe and the united states and the ukrainians used the time between the annexation of crimea and now to create a very impressive ukrainian defense force. the ukrainian military is fighting like a modern military. they are fighting with cunning and maneuvering. in part, the russians have such problems because they are fighting as a power of the 20th century. i think that ukraine has become stronger after the annexation of crimea. i think that ukraine has begun to resolve some of its internal conflicts and a strong sense of ukrainian national identity has apparently emerged even among those in the east. although i hop

. >> i mean, my goal in life is want to roll some of i can do. bush and his goals win the super bowl. we've been close multiple times. but first, we haven't been able to do that so that i i said so the confidence in this team with players all over the field. with town all over the field. another. we're just going to play a high level every time you step on the football field good stuff on tape. >> they say in the nfl you have to have a very short memory. and so while the law white that san francisco was long for the forty-niners last night. the offseason will be here soon and it will be time to get right back to work for now in philadelphia, kate rooney kron, 4 news. all right. i'm all right. when you get home you there, time now, 7.16. >> let's head over to the weather center. we saw kate all bundled up there in philly up. so we're going to be doing much the same yeah, it's about same degrees we've got wind to john. yes, similar temperatures here, if not even a little bit cooler in that wind that we have in some spots is only going make it feel a lit

. >> i mean, my goal in life is want to roll some of i can do. bush and his goals win a super bowl. we've been close multiple times. but first we haven't been able to do that. so but i of confidence in this team with players all over the field. we've found all over the field. another. we're just going to play a high level every time we step on the football field put itself and 8. >> here's the thing in the nfl. you have to have a very short memory. and so while the forty-niners had a long flight back to the bay area last night, pretty soon it's going to be back to business as usual. a quest for a 6th super bowl ring. there's a lot of interesting storylines coming up in the off season for the forty-niners. so something there to look forward to in philadelphia. kate rooney kron 4 news. and kate, let me ask and we have a couple second delay. so we'll look for that. but >> is there anything positive you've got coming away from philly? did you try a cheese steak? did you see anything while you were there something to make us happy? >> i >> did. i tried the best cheese steak. luckily our p

discipline about what he was saying, because he would say whatever came to his mind, obama didn't do that, bush 43 didn't do that -- those were disciplined people who wanted to stick to their message. in that sense, trump is a fascinating character to write about because you don't have to guess what he's thinking. he's going to tell you. host: even though you worked for the quote unquote failing new york times, he had more access -- more access to him to president obama or president bush? peter: or president biden. we have an interview president biden yet. by this point, trump had given us multiple or views. he has a love/hate message. i should point out we have the largest readership ever and's inscription base ever, we are not failing. but let's say for the sake of argument he doesn't like us. at the same time, as the paper his father read growing up and he read going up in new york to be accepted in the elite, which he really wanted to be, meant the new york times. so he would lash out at us, but he was desperately eager to get something good. i was in the oval office with him once with our

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bush. likely they do. what is a classified document? are white house menus actually classified documents?likely they could wind up inadvertently somewhere else. it's another thing to take something out of a scif. so this is where it gets really interesting. we don't know the contents of these documents that have been found. and i think that's critical. and you as a business journalist, whether a sports journalist or american citizen, you want to be able to trust your institutions. and that's been crumbling. we need some reassurance that people aren't just walking out of these places, whether it's ae white house, a scif on cap l toll hill with top secret documents. we need that you assurance. you -- need whatthat assurance. maria: i'm going to go out on a limb. i'd like to see what the clintons have in terms of classified documents, whether it be hillary or bill, and whether or not they've taken anything out of the white house. i don't know. but we might as well check since we're checking now for all past presidents in terms of what they may have taken from the scif. >> might as well check

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saying, he would say whatever came to his mind, he would throw the television -- obama didn't do that, bush 43 didn't do that, those were disciplined people who wanted to stick to their message and say what they wanted to say. in that sense trump is a fascinating character to write about, you don't have to guess what he was thinking. >> host: even though you work for the, quote, failing new york times you had more access to him than to president obama or president bush. >> or president biden. we haven't interviewed president biden yet. by this point donald trump had given us multiple interviews. the truth is he had a love-hate relationship with the new york times. on the one hand he calls it the failing new york times. we are doing better than ever before, the largest staff ever, largest readership ever, we are not failing. but say for the sake of argument he doesn't like us. at the same time it is the paper his father read growing up and he read growing up, to be accepted in the elite which he wanted to be meant the new york times and so he would lash out at us but at the same time was des

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. >> do we need to go to president obama and bush? like, how far back does this go? >> do you think they all do it? >> well, apparently, it looks like they did. i mean, and, you know, we have to hold ourselves to a higher standard. >> well, can you affirm that you're cmitted to applying an equal scrutiny to biden and trump on this issue? >> 100%, 100%. >> so then why is the oversight committee only investigating biden? >> because we don't have -- i mean, we don't have as much information about those documents. a lot more is known about the documents at mar-a-lago. >> does that influence your thinking that senator lindsey graham, from your home state, said he's known joe biden for a long time and he doubts that there's anything sinister here? >> the law doesn't matter if there's intent or if it's sinister. the law only matters about whether or not you knew that you had the documents in your possession. >> representative, you've been very outspoken about a new member of your conference, representative george santos, who has -- >> should resign. you've been outspoken tha

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what you did, i never forget tony snow said i told president bush to not do this unless can i be in everyting directly that you have. i need to see it myself it. doesn't mean i'm going to repeat everything i see. i need to understand the context in things happen and understand the context whether they come. other press secretaries it is your key to not only pick up the phone and news and departments, talk to them directly. her style is getting press releases or statements from departments on her side not being dealt into anything only like i think it reminds me of scott mcclellan on the outside and basically blindsided by every question that came to them. >> steve: this is a legal matter. and so, all that has been said by the administration is what joe biden read from the podium there in mexico city a couple of nights ago. that is all the information we have because, ultimately and he said and the lawyers didn't tell me what it's all about so i don't know. he needs didn't. denialability. he does not want to make a false statement if it becomes a value matter. why is this second location s

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