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bush, dick cheney, liz cheney, and bill kristol because of their supposed brave stance against presidentump. some people in the roommate disagree, but had donald trump bombed tehran and overthrown bashar al-assad, i think liz cheney and bill kristol would have been cheering stop the steal in the lead up to january 6, but i think the worst thing is the fact that there has not been a repudiation of the mindset that led us to the war in iraq, in particular the belief that american power has no limits and that the united states should behave like it does not have any constraints on its power. there is still the belief, even if it is more whispered then shouted, that the united states alone can impose liberal democracy in a top-down manner, whether through armed force or other means, and that, and that it will still somehow be successful despite the debacle in iraq and afghanistan. for many of the foreign policymaking elites, it is not a question of about simply a question of willpower, not resources, capabilities, trade-offs, or prioritization, just our will to do something, and that is the

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john hannah, former national security advisor, for vice president dick cheney.y the way i will be exploring this issue in a lot more detail on this weekend tomorrow beginning at 10 a.m. eastern time the military and commercial implications of this , including those who get satellite tv either from dish or directv. what if they can find a way to disrupt that and all of a sudden let's say you have directv and you can't watch my show. whoa, that's tomorrow on fox news. in the meantime, we've got gary kaltbaum with us, luke lloyd with us, the financial implications of all of this. you know, it's obviously raising the stakes, gentlemen, when you hear this type of stuff. we want to respond in kind, maybe sort of give china a talking to. that doesn't seem to go anywhere , but china's got this to the point where they feel that we're not going to do anything, so gary, the obvious solution to that is we do something, and that would mean maybe intensifying sanctions or economic measures that punish china, and then china punishes us and back and forth. janet yellen already

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they're trying -- just be better than dick cheney. they made documentaries about dick cheney. don't know much about the job of vice president. but i do know if they make a documentary about you being the vice president, you have vice president did incorrectly. and if the vps job is just waiting to step in and save the country in case of emergency, then it is a perfect job for a black woman. it shouldn't be, but it is. whatever you accomplish, they will give a man credit for it. immigration stuff, you got the internet down there, you took care of all of the postpartum stuff, and mr. president, great job at being the first woman vice president. i don't know how you did it. wonderful job. happy to be here. but tonight, tonight is about you all. journalists, defenders of free speech, people who show truth to the world through different meetings, television, radio, and whatever china lets us see on tiktok. but the industry that covers all of these scandals isn't immune themselves. the issue with the media is that , most people cannot afford that. all of the essential fare, and nuan

i know about george bush dick cheney, hayden and tenant all conspired to subvert the constant attention of the united states. and here's how they did it with the program called stellar wind. i went through the entire process of collection of data on us citizens and compiling it inside an essay and sending it out there for people analyze it, look at. and the only thing this guy could do when i was doing it, because all these other agents were clear for that program, he was but they weren't. so when i was doing that, the only thing he could do is look at the flow. because i'm reporting a crime now when you do that the f b, i supposed to investigate that. they do that now because they're a part of the crime. and the reason that diane brought didn't get any anywhere, was because nancy pelosi and, and, and, ah, porter goss with the heck chair and ranking members of the house intelligence committee at the time. and both of them agree to those programs as well as a cia programs in, in early november of 2001 long before she came in to report it to them. so they had already agreed. and that's wh

i remember dick cheney going to the cia asking if you found the weapons of mass distraction yet destruction yet. i do not want to just let this ben a train. it needs tbe on the express, consistent with the fact that we have veterans that are suffering consequences with these exposures. i hope that answers your question i feel like i'm babbling. >> no, it is interesting to know why it's moving more quickly now. i think the other big question is, as a taxpayer, talking about 850 milliodollar budget. the cost of these exposures is going to be a lot. if i were a taxpayer, and i am, i would be mad because not only do we have so many people who the arm has so much regulation that you can't burn trash in an open pit, but why don't we talk about these ahead of -- or have ideas about how we can promote these kinds of conversations in the future. >> this is why i think the first of the three factors that led to the passage of the pact act, make sure we are continuing those to first principles which reporters that scratching at is this and it digging into this and not relenting on it. active duty and

that's the bottom, just be better than dick cheney. they made a documentary about dick cheney.tary about your time as vice president, you, vice president, incorrectly. [laughter] and if the vp's job is really just waiting to step in to save the country in case of emergency, then the job of vice president is a perfect job for a black woman. shouldn't be, but it is. and whatever you do accomplish, whatever you do accomplish, all you're gonna do is just give a man credit for. anything you do, immigration stuff, get all this bank in, and you've got the internet down there, you are taking care of all this stuff, they're just gonna give a man credit for what you've done. by the way, mister president, which of it being the first woman vice president -- of color. i don't even know how you did that part. [applause] wonderful job. happy to be here. [laughter] but, tonight, tonight is all about, y'all. the journalists, the defenders of free speech, the people who showed through through the world through different mediums, through television, through print, through radio, through whatever

hung an effigy or in dick cheney in a prison outfit.ing the same people. >> they are just a little grayer. and a little angrier. >> they speak for a lot of people. >> jesse: they do. how big of a voice is this antiwar crowd. >> it's not much of a voice because nobody covers it. >> jesse: but in terms of like raw number. what percentage do you think people agree with this. >> i bet you would be i would be surprised if you didn't have 50% of democrats. >> jesse: they never say anything though. they don't even have the flags up anymore. >> yeah. but the loudest people, all the people on twitter, they -- they love the ukraine war. >> jesse: how about krugman he sat there twiddling his thumbs like a real man. >> i think he was scared. the look on her face take her don't touch me. >> jesse: he will tell everybody tomorrow he was in a war zone. >> tougher. >> jesse: nancy could beat the piss out of paul krugman. >> without a don't doubt. >> jesse: great to see you. coming up is this bus driver is a hero? >> my foot is going to so far up your [

expectations that you can't have on a mike pence, that you didn't have on a dick cheney, that you can't. you can't see this criticism of them out there, and it's not because they were going out and solving world peace or going out there -- [laughter] or going out there and having these magical viral moments, it's just that they weren't facing the same expectations. and i think kamala harris does have really high expectations for her based on that historic status and the fact that she ran for president in 2020 and people are looking at her as a potential future president. so, yes, i understand that there is criticism of herr, but she has -- of her, but she has the ability to blunt it. and being vice president is a really, really tough, thankless job, not very gam rouse. that's why the only show about being vice president is veep which is essentially a come key the of err errors -- errors. howard: liz smith, thanks for coming back on show, good to see you. >> thank you for having me. howard: kamala harris made a last minute decision the other day to go to tennessee and meet with the two o

fellow and chair of the china policy initiative and former deputy national security advisor for dick cheneys very much for being here this morning. what is your sense of what is happening if sudan and what kind of influence do you expect there from china? because africa has now become a new target for china over the last decade, hasn't it? >> it has. unfortunately, this is a travesty that has been unfolding for several decades. multiple u.s. administrations together with some international partners have invested a huge amount of effort to try to broker peace in this troubled country. there are divisions they've aaddressed for a long time. unfortunately, this has the specter of looking like another example of retreat and defeat for the biden administration foreign policy if we end up having to close another embassy and also if you leave so many americans behind, who were there to try to help on hugh you man tearan and other grounds -- humanitarian and other of grounds. certainly not the looking at we want. china has been looking to fill the gray space in the international system where the un

dick cheney.iden as vice president did every day. i think it's incumbent upon the white house but also the biden/harris campaign to make sure voters are aware of the work that the vice president is, in fact, doing and that nbc news piece from our colleagues, i think, says the white house recognizes just that. >> republican presidential candidate nikki haley said she doesn't believe the president will live to see the end of his second term. deputy white house press secretary andrew bates was blunt. he said, i forgot she was running. how should the president deal with this issue going forward? >> this is not a new issue for the president. remember, when he ran in 2020, he was the oldest candidate in the democratic -- one of the oldest in the race at that point, in the democratic primary. the way that he attacked the issue is i think how they should attack the issue now. with age comes wisdom. i think you are not going to hear many advisors on the record from the president say that they recognize tha

just be better than dick cheney. they made a documentary about dick cheney.ary about your time as vice president, you vice presidented incorrectly. and if a vp's job is really just waiting to step in to save the country in case of emergency, then the job of vice president is the perfect job for a black woman, shouldn't be, but it is. and whatever you do accomplish, whatever you do accomplish, all they going to do is just give a man credit for it. anything you do, oh, immigration stuff you knocked out, the banking, the internet, taking care of all this postpor tum stuff, they just going to give a man credit. by the way, mr. president, by the way, great job after being the first woman vice president. i don't even know how you did that part. wonderful job. happy to be here. but tonight -- tonight is all about you all. the journalists, the defenders of free speech. the people who show truth to the world through different mediums, through television, through print, through radio, through whatever china let us see on tiktok. but the industry that covers all of thes

we remember with justice scalia and dick cheney going hunting together, but there that was actually disclosedas i recall from my dim memory of when that happened , and this was actually not disclosed, it was revealed. so if it's totally allowed, and there's no problem, there's no ethics violation, then disclose it. let people know that this is happening hanging out with these mega donors going on, you know, using the private jet to go to stop and shop and that's fine. in fact, he has a history you know, decades ago of disclosing at least one or two gifts from the same individuals, so he knows in trouble, and then he. the 11 or about a decade or so ago and which it talked about some of the gifts and generous things that he had received. and then you know, radio silence on apparently 20 years worth of 500,000 plus dollar trips a piece on super i didn't know superyachts exist. i know i knew i knew about yachts. i didn't know there was such thing as a super like buying somebody a cocktail at the country club, right? i mean, these are half million dollar gifts, right? the super yacht private jet.

then she worked for dick cheney, then she worked for obama. now she worked for biden was when donald trump was elected president . that's the onl donalp way you ge people out of government. and that's why they're single mindedly determinee d to criminalize not the republican party, but donald trump and his movemenize with thi that's what we saw yesterday with his indictment and today with this person who'sgoing to w going to prison because off anti hillary clinton. >> memes, he posted on twittert >> the pro the problem is in organizing the system thabls int they cut h the majority of the population are the majority of americantio voters of either party in favor, for example, of going an war with nuclear armed russia and china? i don't think there'd s any i evidence the majority is in favor of that. y >> douo you know or for examplei keeping troops in syria, which i would bet you barely anybodywl iten knows the united states is doing, let alone wants to win,sa yet that gates had a resolution to withdraw all troops from syria, saying we shouldn'

george beebe, former cia intelligence analyst, staff adviser on russia matters to vice president dick cheneyategy at the quincy institue. thank you very much for being with us. does it surprise you that a 21—year—old within the intelligence wing of the national guard would have access to this vast amount of information?— information? well, yes, it does. a lot of this was _ information? well, yes, it does. a lot of this was very _ information? well, yes, it does. a lot of this was very highly - lot of this was very highly classified information. and i think the question of how he got access to it is going to be foremost in the minds of investigators. we it is going to be foremost in the minds of investigators.- it is going to be foremost in the minds of investigators. we are told that usually. _ minds of investigators. we are told that usually, intelligence _ minds of investigators. we are told that usually, intelligence is - that usually, intelligence is compartmentalised. but he surely wouldn't need to know if he was sitting on cape cod, i base at cape cod, whether south korea was sending m

dick cheney chinese has saved two months relative to the gdp for obvious reasons. the lack of a social safety net, a cautious society has suffered much from economic distress in the past. they consume less than most other countries at their stage of development, and they export too much, again, relative to the norm. in two little, and that these imbalances are what caused the trade deficit. it was not just, in fact not mainly the unfair trade practices and the lack of reciprocity that people complained about. but basically the idea that if the mexican valid -- showed me that i tried to explain to my class every year that there is a accounting identity between trade imbalances and domestic imbalances, but cannot explain it without writing it out word for word. because i understand it but i don't get it. if you understand that ancient. the question was, with whom would the united states run is large trade deficit? there you can argue that trade regulations and practices made a difference. give -- given the balances in both countries, this would have consequences in t

dick cheney chinese has saved two months relative to the gdp for obvious reasons. the lack of a social safety net, a cautious society has suffered much from economic distress in the past. they consume less than most other countries at their stage of development, and they export too much, again, relative to the norm. in two little, and that these imbalances are what caused the trade deficit. it was not just, in fact not mainly the unfair trade practices and the lack of reciprocity that people complained about. but basically the idea that if the mexican valid -- showed me that i tried to explain to my class every year that there is a accounting identity between trade imbalances and domestic imbalances, but cannot explain it without writing it out word for word. because i understand it but i don't get it. if you understand that ancient. the question was, with whom would the united states run is large trade deficit? there you can argue that trade regulations and practices made a difference. give -- given the balances in both countries, this would have consequences in t

nobody cares about dick cheney or al gore or mike pence they had no consequence at all going forward.ut you won't carry on the basis of attacking kamala harris jim clyburn mentioned it age. think back six months ago they didn't know whether they wanted joe biden to run or not. the party coa lessed behind joe biden. it is going to be a huge problem. it is a huge task but the problem has the unity. he is their horse. >> it is like you don't talk about it just like jim said, you feel it. >> he has to have a campaign that's in motion needs to be a man in motion. by the way, that doesn't mean flying all over the country but everything that you do is forward thinking and talking about the future donald trump is talking about the past listen i have been around politics to know americans rather vote for an 80-year-old guy talking about the future than a 35-year-old woman or guy talking about the past they don't want to the republicans all they want to do is talk about the lost cause. all they want to do is talk about how things used to be. >> perpetual - >> on the ranch in yellowstone come on