george w bush. that's how kent hance i amazing to watch some of the videos if you watch and you can find them on youtube of that campaign. and bush is almost unrecognized able as a candidate from what you see later on. and that's why because of that race, because after bush loses to kent hance, he says, i'm never going to be out country to get. and he puts on the hat and the leather jacket and the boots, and he's reading books all the time. he's a huge reader. karl rove said in the 35 years that he knew george w bush, he never saw him without a book in his hand, but he didn't put it in the hands of the book in his hand on the campaign trail. and he presents himself as this cowboy with the twang and it works. he gets elected governor of texas twice. he becomes elected president, united states. but it also changed his image. and when he was president and wanted to show that he was a serious, thoughtful, intellectual person, it was too late in the news media. it just didn't seem that way to the american

george w bush. that's how kent hance i amazing to watch some of the videos if you watch and you can find them on youtube of that campaign. and bush is almost unrecognized able as a candidate from what you see later on. and that's why because of that race, because after bush loses to kent hance, he says, i'm never going to be out country to get. and he puts on the hat and the leather jacket and the boots, and he's reading books all the time. he's a huge reader. karl rove said in the 35 years that he knew george w bush, he never saw him without a book in his hand, but he didn't put it in the hands of the book in his hand on the campaign trail. and he presents himself as this cowboy with the twang and it works. he gets elected governor of texas twice. he becomes elected president, united states. but it also changed his image. and when he was president and wanted to show that he was a serious, thoughtful, intellectual person, it was too late in the news media. it just didn't seem that way to the american

what thing i like about george w. bush -- one thing i like about george w. bush that she startedmore conservative than his father, we would do speeches together. they are funny now. we badmouth each other in a funny way. but he will listen. if he thinks you are right, he will switch. if he thinks you are wrong, he will argue. that is all you can ever ask. that is what you should remember. when you asked me in the beginning and i said the polarization was partly because it had been rewarded. it is also because the left too easily gives up on people. we should not talk down about people. the one thing i loved about elijah cummings is that he treated people respectfully. they kept knocking on the door. there is other people out there where you can knock on the door. david: no regrets about not having gone into higher equity? sec. clinton: [laughter] david: neither of you regrets that? pres. clinton: that is because you take all of -- take care of all of the stuff that requires real money. he gives a lot of that money away. it's an amazing thing when you show gen

then george w. bush is a good example. so, bush is a guy who goes to yale, harvard business school, but then he goes to texas in the mid -- he loses a race in the late-1970's, where he is depicted as a pointy-headed northeastern ivy league intellectual. >> amazing to watch some of the videos that you watch that you can find on youtube of that campaign, and bush is almost unrecognizable as a candidate from what you see later on. >> and that's why, because after bush loses, he says, i'm never going to be out-country again, and he puts on the hat, leather jackets and boots, reading books all the time. in the 30s she knew george w. bush, he never talked about books, but he didn't put a book in his hand on the campaign trail, and he presents himself as this cowboy with a twang, and it works pretty gets elected governor of texas twice. becomes elected president of the united states. but it also changed his image, and we will sign become president, wanted to show he was a serious, thoughtful intellectual person, who was too late.

. >> the deputy assistance affairs as well george w. bush administration. diane is in ohio. go ahead with your question. >> is you are saying we a lot. >> thank you. if you look at the criminals and the evidence of the supreme court eradicated in the south and for no reason whatsoever, it doesn't exist and that's why i said earlier but there are races in this c

in the george w. bush is a good example. bush is a guy that -- and he goes to texas and he loses a race in the late 1970s where he is depicted as a pointy-headed ivy league person. >> is amazing to watch the videos of that campaign and bush is almost unrecognizable as a candidate see later on. >> and that's because after he loses to ken hames he says i will never be out country again. he puts on the hat and the leather jacket and the boot and he is reading books all the time. he is a huge reader. carlos said when he saw him he never was without a book. he presents himself as this cowboy with a twang and it works. he gets elected governor of texas twice. it also changed his image and when he was president he wanted to show that he was a serious thoughtful intellectual person. it was too late. people did not see him that way. sometimes you play with your image at your own peril. >> do you think that had positive and negative benefits? >> absolutely. as president and i can attest, he read 60 to 90 books per year. serious books.

george w. bush -- it is different now. when george w. sh tried we had a debt but now it is $33 trillion. that $33 trillion left unreformed comes 150 trillion dollars over the next 20 years. if you think inflation is bad today, think about inflation that will be derived from $150 trillion national debt. we have to take it on and it is going to take leadership. congress will never do it. congress does two things well, nothing and overreact. this is going to take presidential leadership. this is what i would do. anyone who tells us we will balance the budget without talking about entitlements is not being honest. everything they are arguing in washington, d.c.'s they are niggling and diming with 10% of the budget. here is how you do it. you say anybody have here the same color as mind, this doesn't apply to you. if you are at 65 or older and reached age of retirement we will not touch social security. i will sit in 140 years or older, it will not apply to you either. i don't believe in changing horses in the middle of the stream for younger

you may remember the same declaration made by george w bush after 911. in fact, over and over we've heard is rarely officials declared in this there 911. borrowing the same bush era, nebulous rhetoric, not this. so for more on this, we will turn to san jose ne, an independent journalist who has been covering this topic for many years. you can see more of sam's work by going to who seine dot sub stack dot com. sam, thank you so much for joining me. first. let's address the events that unfolded on october 7th, which sparked this volley of violence thereafter. how did how loss manage this incursion? into israel proper, including your parent gliding into this music festival, where many party goers were killed. i mean isn't as rarely, airspace and, and their territory just about as heavily surveilled and monitor. i mean, comparable to the aerospace here in washington dc. i mean, was this a massive intelligence failure? but a couple of questions there. um, 1st off on hand, gladly. i haven't heard anybody note. and i've heard stories that the 1st intifada back

the same has been sad about george w bush and 911. i mean, the, the warnings, the red flags were there, but seemingly ignored. now let's get into the why, why did how mosque decide to strike and, and why now? and do you think this will lead to be 3rd input fata? um, it's hard to get into people's heads. i mean certainly is real stated goals of, you know, protecting israel isn't protecting jews. i say or false. they're not doing that. if they did want to protect zeros and didn't want to protect you, is that they would have to read to a reasonable pieces ago and wouldn't have fostered him us. there's a big history there of israel building up. come us starting in the 1980s, kind of like the us, built up the major dean in afghanistan, what would become the television. and they did that to split the palestinian ranks to undermine the secular p l. o at the time. so and even recent statements of nothing else has been saying stuff like we've got to find him us a recent, i mean within the last couple of years. and that's in terms of from us as

you know, after george w bush has been in office, america has shown more restraint. but unfortunately wars ever since. you know, after george w bush has or fortunately, it seems clear that the united states has to maintain a presence, has to show deterrence. otherwise, the rules of the jungle will, you know, be sort of the rules that we have to contend with. so unfortunately also the united states because everything actually is relatively going well, the economy is quite strong compared to other industrialized countries. but we seem to have been making our own goals because of our polarization and inability to work together in dc. and we're seeing that playing out right now in the house of representatives, you were talking about ukraine in dc. and we're seeing that playing out right now now, ukraine is concerned that the middle east crisis would have an impact on them and they might not get the financial aid that they've been getting is the concern have an impact on them and they might not get justified. i think the concern is about the combination of the specific sit

george w bush will throw out the first ceremonial pitch. most memorable was game three of 2001 world series at yankee stadium following the 9/11 terror attacks. [cheering] [cheering] >> carley: be sure to tune in to fox for all the action, coverage 7 p.m. eastern time and the game starts at 8. those are headlines. >> brian: that was 22 years ago, does he still have it? >> we're rooting for him. >> who did the worst throw? >> 50 cent. >> dr. fauci. >> dr. fauci was terrible. >> steve: even before that pitch, george w bush used to be one of the owners of the rangers. wonder who he is pulling for. >> lawrence is all things texas. >> something about the texas boys, exactly right. >> steve: 8:21 in the east, fox news alert anti-israeli protests erupted in new york city. [cheering] >> israel, you can't hide. you're committing genocide. >> brian: panel of college students share hostility they are seeing on campus, that story coming back. look who saved slider sunday again! here we go... (♪) a perfect king's hawaiian slider. tastes good too! king's

we hear always, we've always heard from the americans, nothing has changed, whether from the george w. bush administration during his wars against labanon and gaza, and in addition to what we are seeing now, now we what we are seeing is even, i think maybe more towards stupidity than it is, even knowledge of what they are doing, in light of the the mental um status of the us president self, and so from that perspective, the us will try to do that. now this meeting that he was trying to do as a result of this massacre that has failed, or at least the palestinian president has has left uh the the the jordan. we also know that even biden himself could not reach the bingorian airport as well, since it is of course always under hamas's rockets. we know that he's increased, and what he will do next is not clear, he's not going. have the support definitely of the arab leaders in this right? thank you mariam. uh, we're now going to run some footage of uh what took place in the united nations security council, yesterday, the voting proceedings for the russia proposed humanitarian sease fire uh to uh

the 3rd and a half iteration of the george w bush administration, and a lot of the same people. so democrat republican, i use the term that you feel about most comfortable or least comfortable with. but look at what they're doing, look at their actions, and that'll tell you who they are. going to wings on the same bird, exactly. now or hold that thought about president obama. so, coming up next, the mess that is ukraine began under brock obama. when he set victoria new in there to spread democracy and cookies, we'll discuss it when we return with garland nixon sit tight, the m o will be right back. the the coffee is back after going dark, being cut off from the world. israel continues to deny god's that everything needed a modern line. in the meantime, the west collectively turn supply died to the collective punishment, palestinian, the, the most people don't understand the global financial system and how financial resources are distributed. or the dominant financial group, of course or, or the united states and your k bikes. their objective, is there a huge event controlling th

i know what great friends you are with former president george w. bush, and indianapolis recently you did your george w. bush. >> well, i want you to be encouraged, greg. [applause] just rubbed off, mostly in the shoulders. look, i want to thank you all for coming out. karen and i really touched that you would make time. i'm honored the mississippi book festival made way for us and, you know, one of the things a couple months ago we planned our special we announce our plan to sequin or office and a life and we've been encouraged by the support of people around the country. because i've come to the conclusion that i am well known by them not known well. and what i tell all of you is if you remember us in your prayers, we would be grateful. but if you would like to, you would like to get a better idea of who we are, what values are, and what our lessons learned along the way and the privileges we had to serve, i would love io if you took a look at our book and karen's new book and i think you will have a better idea. and let me just tell you, wet don't kno

something like this: the nobel prize goes to barack obama, basically for not being george w. bush. soon, however, obama got back to the old ways and not long afterwards, he had to reassure the world that, our drone strikes, what every american president pretends to be irish, i've told you. our drone strikes are very, very accurate. how accurate? but you did kill civilians, didn't you, mr. obama? you know, occasionally, there's some accidental collateral damage. obama had seven more years to try and prove why he deserved the nobel prize, which of course he didn't. and did you know, the nominations that year closed just 12 days after obama took office. not long enough for america to start a war, but long enough for. israel to have two, i'm just saying now, now one individual who will never win a prize for peace or diplomacy, it's president joe biden's younger dog commander, this feisty fellow has just bitten another us secret service agent at the white house, the dog reportedly sniffed the secret service agent's hair aggressively before sinking his teeth into the hapless helper, and

the 3rd and a half iteration of the george w bush administration, and a lot of the same people. so democrat republican, i use the term that you feel about most comfortable or least comfortable with. but look at what they're doing, look at their actions, and that'll tell you who they are. going to wings on the same bird. exactly. now, hold that thought about president obama. so coming up next, the mess that is ukraine began under brock obama when he set victoria newland there to spread democracy and cookies. we'll discuss it when we return with garland nixon sit tight, the m o will be right back. the, the the, [000:00:00;00] the, the welcome back to the m. o i manila chant. it's convenient to think that the conflict in ukraine began in 2022. but the reality is it goes back almost a decade before. and victoria newland was therefore, it political analyst and co host of the critical our on radio split net, garland nixon is back with us. thanks for sticking around. garland. so speaking of obama, it was under his watch that we saw the massacre at my down square ukraine. victoria newla

the 3rd and a half iteration of the george w bush administration, and a lot of the same people. so the democrat republican, i use the term that you feel about most comfortable or least comfortable with. but look at what they're doing, look at their actions, and that will tell you who they are. yeah, 2 wings on the same bird. exactly. now, hold that thought about president obama. so, coming up next, the mess that is ukraine began under brock obama. when he set victoria newland there to spread democracy and cookies, we'll discuss it when we return with garland nixon sit tight, the m o will be right back the the acceptance and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show seriously. why watch something that's so different whitelisted opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please. i do have the state department to see i a weapons bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead, change and whatever you do. don't want my show stay main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called str

something like this: the nobel prize goes to barack obama, basically for not being george w. bush. soon, however obama got back to the old ways and not long afterwards he had to reassure the world that our drone strikes, what? every american president pretends to be irish. i've told you, our drone striks. very, very accurate. how accurate? but you did kill civilians, didn't you? mr. obama? you know, occasionally, there's some accidental collateral damage. obama had seven more years to try and prove why he deserved the nobel prize, which of course he didn't. and did you know, the nominations that year closed just 12 days after obama took office. not long enough for america to start a war, but long enough for israel to have too. i'm just. say now one individual who will never win a prize for peace or diplomacy is president joe biden's younger dog commander, this feisty fellow has just bitten another us secret service agent at the white house. the dog reportedly sniffed the secret service agent's hair aggressively before sinking his teeth into the hapless helper. and it's not the firs

this divide, al gore and george w bush down the middle. the florida recount, hillary clinton won the popular vote but trump came president. we have not been able to get out of that feud. i think the republicans are winning in the sense that they were able to get recent supreme court justices in. that has fueled an unraveling of the programs, roe v. wade, clean air and clean water act. we are now in an aero where americans think less government is more. libertarianism is going on right now. on the other hand, if biden wins, we may be living in the age of biden. trump is eating all of the media up, but trump -- but biden might be a two timer. >> what does that mean? does this 50-50 have to break? >> it is not inevitable, but because we have been so defined as red and blue states, we know which will be red and blue in the next election. it is the same handful, arizona, georgia, virginia. there are others. there will be five or six states that will determine things. the electoral college as it is now structured helps of the republican party. d

the 3rd and a half iteration of the george w bush administration, and a lot of the same people. so the democrat republican, i use the term that you feel most comfortable or at least comfortable with. but look at what they're doing, look at their actions, and that'll tell you who they are. yeah, 2 wings on the same bird, exactly. now or hold that thought about president obama. so coming up next, the mess that is ukraine began under brock obama when he set victoria newland there to spread democracy and cookies. we'll discuss it when we return with garland nixon sit tight, the m o will be right back. the the oh the the the welcome back to the m. o i manila chance. it's convenient to think that the conflict in ukraine began in 2022. but the reality is it goes back almost a decade before and victoria nolan was there for it. political analyst and co host of the critical our on radio split net, garland nixon is back with us. thanks for sticking around. garland. so speaking of obama, it was under his watch that we saw the mastercard at my down square ukraine. victoria newland was there,

something like this: the nobel prize goes to barack obama, basically for not being george w. bush. soon, however, obama got back to the old ways and not long afterwards, he had to reassure the world that our drone strikes, what every am... american president pretends to be irish, i've told you, our drone strikes are very, very accurate, how accurate, but you did kill civilians, didn't you, mr. obama, you know, occasionally there's some accidental collateral damage, obama had seven more years to try and prove why he deserved the nobel prize, which of course he didn't, and did you know the nominations that year closed just 12 days after obama took office, not long enough. for america to start a war, but long enough for israel to have two. i'm just saying now. now one individual who will never win a prize for peace or diplomacy, is president joe biden's younger dog commander. this feisty fellow has just bitten another us secret service agent at the white house. the dog reportedly sniffed the secret service agent's hair aggressively before sinking his teeth into the hapless helper. and

>> the george w. bush administration. >> and deputyy assistant defense for detainees, currently with the heritage foundation. diane in barbertown, ohio. >> hello, mr. stimson. i am a 70-year-old white woman and i see prejudice every day still even as you were saying the legal field, it's prominent still, so -- in the state of ohio we have a lot of white supremacists here but no one is working on that. they're working more on the carjackings. yes, that's not good, but this white supremacist is even worse, thank you. >> thank you, ma'am. charles stimson, what's your response. >> i agree that white supremacy or any ethnic supremacy is despicable but it's small minority of people and my point which i trace thoroughly throughout the book is that if you look at the criminal rules of procedure, if you look at the evidentiary rules and supreme court and state supreme court decisions which have over the decades eradicated the illegal use of race and the past practices that were despicable especially in the south wh

this 50 to 50 divide as you mentioned, al gore and george w. bush just down the middle. the florida recount. hilary clinton won the popular vote but hilary clinton -- donald trump became president. dead center a few that is going on right now. currently, i think that the republicans, modern republican party are waiting in the sense that they were able to get three recent supreme court justices and during trump's presidency and that has really fueled a kind of unraveling of some of the great sociÉtÉ programs dismantling the roe v wade tax on clean air and the clean water act. the list is long. we are now in an era where a lot of americans think that less government is more. the libertarianism going on right now. the other hand, biden wins. we may be living in the age of biden. giving all the media oxygen. biden may be a two-term able to hold a status quo with the rest of the presidents of the past. time will tell. >> what does all of that mean? does it have to break at some point? is it inevitable? >> because we have been defying red and blue states, you and i right now k

it was during his tenure with george w. bush he wrote a families memo warning security adv advisor condoleezza rice. and of the deaths and the trade center sadly proved him correct. he has written ten books and recently wrote a piece for smerconish.com titled 50 years after the war which means we don't want another war in the middle east that is based on false intel. >> thank you for joining us. i guess i could say one of your books was entitled warnings on exactly this subject. what's the intel now on this coming to light and whether could have been acted upon? >> there are two problems with the warnings issue. one, if your opponent knows how you collect intelligence they can hide from you. that's what's happened here. hamas knows israel well, they know how they collect with drones, cig signals intercepts they worked around that. the other problem with warnings is you have to have a warnings officer who has the courage and instinct to see indicators and break the glass and sound the alarm. what this looked like to the israelis

whether you would like to serve as a speaker, maybe president george w. bush, somebody. much more important than the name is we need equal revisitation on the rules committee, we need to bills brought to the floor that reflected the views of the overwhelming majority of both parties. otherwise there will be four or five of the craziest republicans controlling an important branch of government. host: do you think that is possible? could there be power-sharing among democrats and republicans? guest: winston churchill said americans always do the right thing after exhausting all the other alternatives. i think it will take many weeks and then at some point publicans will realize governing from the french and tried to satisfy the last craziest member, you can satisfy hundreds of members if you just agree this is an evenly split house and we are to have an even split in how decisions are made. the israelis can do it. do you think democrats and republicans don't get along? folks in this unity government in israel make nancy pelosi and kevin mccarthy seem like dancing partners.

he sounds a lot like george w. bush. he is very conservative but he's not confrontational, not combative. that's a challenge for democrats. they want to paint him as an extremist and in his remarks, he was conservative. george w. bush won the presidency twice a long time ago. the question is, we are do we go now? i'll call this an irony since we're in the first hour of the mike johnson speakership. he's now third in line to the presidency. he talked about the founding fathers saying it was the obligation of anyone who came after them to take good care of the american experiment. he voted to derail the american experiment. he led the effort. he led donald trump's if it in the courts to get the house republicans to subvert a fair and free election. and so how does he, can he ever get out from under that legacy? house republicans don't care that he's under that legacy. donald trump lost the presidency. republicans, in 2022. the swing voters of america care. they see it as a farce. >> we had one republican member on the floor

israeli operation in the west bank 20 years ago, when they went in with massive force under the george w bushugh initially supported, and eventually told israel to hold those actions because of the cost to the palestinian people. setting aside the laws of war, the diplomatic constraint on israel are going to be pretty high. constraint on israel are going to be pretty high-— constraint on israel are going to be pretty high. thank you to our guest for that. i want _ pretty high. thank you to our guest for that. i want to _ pretty high. thank you to our guest for that. i want to take _ pretty high. thank you to our guest for that. i want to take you - pretty high. thank you to our guest for that. i want to take you to - for that. i want to take you to these pictures that we have been keeping a cross of the last couple of hours. these are live in the west bank. i should stress, this is not gaza, it is a separate location. you can see people throwing stones with slingshots. we've seen people bring tyres into frame, presumably to burn. those fires burning there. there have been people on the street

not owe them, the people of gaza elected hamas as the representative government and elections george w. bush choice, they had the right to be a self determining people yet israel continued to supply them with basic goods because israel is a good nation and that's what it has decided to do so these are facts he is potentially overlooking to push this narrative israel is an oppressor and palestinian people are oppressed. it is just not true. if the palestinian people are oppressed it's because they have chosen to be by hamas there elected government. >> israel is saying they are trying to liberate the gaza strip from hamas terrorists. in an interview with congresswoman cortez, he is criticized for trying to smear congress say, claiming they are different, claiming they are racist because the people of gaza are muslims and arabs. on the success of liberty from terrorism the level of isis and al qaeda. >> and democrats and joe biden have been clear for care about palestinian people and israelis and i think that is a fine distinction to make but you can tell mattie is being honest cortez and the

i know it great friends joris former president george w. bushnd indianapolis recently you did your george w. bush. back perks mostly in the shoulders. look, i want to thank you all for coming out. karen and i are really touched you would make time. audit mississippi book festival made way for us. and a one of things a couple months ago believing answer plan to seek one more office in our life. we have been encouraged by the support of people around the country. i have come to the conclusion i amel well known but not known well. what i tell all of you is if you remember us in your prayers we would be grateful. if you would like to get a better idea who the penances are, what our values are what are lessons learned along the weight the privileges we have had to serve i'd love it if you took a look at our book and karen's new book i think you'll have a betteru' idea. let me just say we do not of the future holds but we know who holds the future and i promise to come back to mississippi soon. i may god bless. [applause] [applause] ♪ if you are enjoy

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personation i talk to you about you know if i know what a great friend you are with former president george w bushnd indianapolis recently you did your george w bush. well, i want you to be encouraged. just rubbed on this mostly in the shoulders. it's good. look i want to thank you all for coming out. karen and i are really, really touched that. you'd make time honored. the mississippi book festival made way for us and, you know, one of the things a couple of months ago we announced our plan to seek one more office in our life, and we've been encouraged by the support people around the country of because i've come to the conclusion that i'm well known but i'm not known well know what i tell all of you is if you remember us in your prayers, we'd be grateful. but if you'd like to, we'd to get a better idea of who the are, what our values are, and what our lessons learned along the way and the privileges we've had to serve and i'd love it if you took a look at our book and karen's new book, and i think you'll have a better idea and. let me just tell you what we know what the future holds, but we know

mark mckinnon is here and person, former adviser to george w. bush and john mccain. also among the co-hosts of the circus on showtime. stuart stevens is, here are a veteran of the mitromney and george w. bush's presidential campaign. he is now at the lincoln project. his newest book which we talked about all summer is now here. the conspiracy to end america. five ways my old party is driving democracy to autocracy. gentlemen, welcome. i am turning to you first, claire. even with a tunnel vote tomorrow, do you see any end in sight with this speaker vote pick? well, i will tell, you they lost some votes when chris christie said he would be great. i think, i think the problem they're going to have it is those three questions that people want to answered, one, did you believe that american voters should have been affirmed? should the government shut down? third, should we find ukraine? and the problem is when you answer those three questions, you have got 8 to 10 people who are going to feel very strongly that if they're not answer the right way, they will not vote for t

the american president george w. bushbars at the city shutter; apparently, kustoritsa has a particularly warm relationship with them. several cars from movie characters were also found permanently parked in the village. kustorice. kustendor is the second name of the ethnic village and the name of the international film and music festival, which takes place annually in darvyangrad. there is no red cobra carpet, spotlights or glamorous pathos, but there is everything dedicated to cinema, music, friendship and the discussion of new ideas. in general, life here is correct, like a miracle. of course, today we introduced you only to some of the sights, the rest on occasion, or, as the hero of the film said , sama-sama, that is, you will discover them on your own, we’ll say goodbye, while it’s good, until meeting, happy, bye, your friend accepted dk in serbian. this is news first. hello, in valery korablev's studio, in this issue. fire in all directions, israel attacks the gas sector and territories in the west. on the banks of

former president george w bush, who you'll remember once owned the rangers, will throw out tonight's ceremonial ceremonial first pitch, which makes sense. >> he's a huge rangers fan, even obviously owning the team and selling the team or his ownership stake, i should say. but he's been seen so many games over the years, even when the rangers were not so good. now they're in the world series. >> do you like do you have a favorite? oh, i want to see both teams. >> it's kind of one of those rare times where for the reasons you said, i want to see both of them win. >> i hope it goes to seven. >> yeah, me too. best two words in sports. game seven. i think the rangers will win, but everybody's been counting out the diamondback since the beginning of the season and they keep proving people wrong. maybe me too. >> i'll have to wait and see. >> coming up next, a brand new polka. >> but first, the gripping tale of survival by a mother and daughter trapped inside that bowling alley during the shooting rampage in maine. that's next. you're watching world news now. >> i'm john morgan of morgan an

every president since george w. bush has made the same mistake. but she thought he could talk to putin, obama thought he could talk to putin, trump thought he could talk to putin, he was wrong. and biden thought he could talk to putin and he was wrong. vladimir putin is a communist authoritarian dictator, former kgb agent. he is not our type of people. we need to give him the same treatment that he tries to get to the rest of the world. we need him to understand that if he attacks one of our friends we will help them and we will deter what he is trying to do. the last time we avoided a shooting war in europe, hundreds of billions of dollars later and a half a million american lives we pushed back nazi-ism. if you think vladimir putin will stop at ukraine, he said the worst day of his life was when the soviet union was taken down. he wants to put the band back together. poland will be next. if he goes into poland they are a nato country and that means we are going to. let's help the ukrainians win this fight now so we don't have to send american me