on the oprah winfrey show in 1988, trump praised presidential candidate george h. w. bushmichael doukahis, and jesse jackson complained that japan was beating the united states. bush said that while he had no plans to run for president, he hadn't ruled it out, and would probably win if he did. i'm really tired of seeing what's happening to this country, because of us, other people are living like kings and we're not. trump, by the way, is a descendant of german immigrants who came to new york at the end of the 19th century and donald was born , basically a gold spoon in his mouth, his father was a successful businessman, he was involved in real estate. trump is a descendant of immigrants who made themselves, he is a person who personifies the so-called american dream, when they arrived on the continent, they built some kind of business, they pass it on by inheritance, he really has, he has money, he has women, he has a large number of children, he... his candidate is the personification of his dream, but trump had no shortage of talent, by the mid-eighties, the businessman

it has to be decisive. 500,000 troops used by george h. w. bush in the gulf war, the great -- one of the great mistakes that was made in iraq and afghanistan is that george w. bush the son divided our troops between iraq and afghanistan used what don rumsfeld, d secretary of defens, we did not have decisive force that we might have had had we not done that and last is good intelligence. good intelligence is crucial and if there was one finding that really surprised me, we all know about the absence of wmd, weapons of mass destruction in iraq but what came clear in the interviews was something that is not well known and that is saddam had actually destroyed his weapons of mass destruction in accordance with un resolutions would not admit it publicly for fear it would weaken him domestically and encourage the iranians to invade. that misjudgment which we missed as the united states through poor intelligence cost him his life but thousands of iraqi and american troops and i was unfortunately part of one of the worst intelligencen failures in american

george w. bush, el ex senador john mccain, el ex senador d debate. >> 238 ex empleados del ex expresidente george hsh, el ex senador john mccain, el ex senador mitt romney, dieron su apoyo a kamala harris en una carta abierta. >> advierten que hay un riesgo si trump llega a la casa blanca otra vez, otra vez dicen que lastimaria a los estadounidenses y anadieron que tienen d desacuerdos ideologicos con harris y walsh, pero alternancia es inadmisible. >> y bien, hoy pesa la pr preocupacion sobre miles de familias con inmigrantes sin documentos. >> un juez puso en pausa el programa del presidente biden que regularizaria a 500.000 personas sin papeles que esten casadas con ciudadanos estadounidenses. >> la casa blanca ya reacciono. >> ¿pero que pasara ahora con aquellos que ya habian aplicado. >> bueno, erika flores reporta sobre esto. >> vamos a esperar. >> brenda se encuentra co consternada luego que un juez de texas suspendiera temporalmente el programa parole in place que beneficiaria a medio millon de inmigrantes indocumentados. >> ella solicito el alivio migratorio el jueves pasado. >> estaba ya

8, george h. w bush had a 90 percent approval rating. he lost a year later because we were in a recession right now. you know, i saw something that i never thought that i, i couldn't believe my eyes. i was riding to the beach last week. me and i saw there was a little group of people on the side, the road black as a blackened in and they were selling, you know, ribs and chicken in scope, chicken cook and stuff on the grill. yeah. they've started at trump signed the giant trump signed of all the huge trump science all around them. i never thought out now with most of the time of the black community, even people that are going to vote for trump when you ask of their claim. they're not, but for that, so i think it comes down to just regular old. what were these guys doing on the side of the road? they were trying to make a few extra bucks to make ends meet more than what do you make by the way of the fact that the democratic party is starting to look now like it happened on purpose . they did everything possible to make sure that joe biden

the fact of the matter is when you have compliant republicans in the white house like george h. w. bushgeorge w. bush you can get away with that masquerade. the problem was when donald jay trump showed up and said i reject the premise, i believe in representative democracy and i believe the people should have a voice in their government and that's why he's viewed as such in exodus dental threat. i think that's what's at stake in this election. who will govern the american people? with it be their elected representatives or will it be the had ministry of state, the unelected bureaucrats who wield tremendous power for a symphony needing a figurehead in the white house to continue their governing of this country. >> it is still shocking. on one of those people that believed that we were government bind for the people and the last few years and the last few months, the last month itself, it's really a weird feeling knowing your government is on autopilot and some cobol is running its. i want to talk to you about kamala and joe biden together today. it was awkward. it reminded me of two peop

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on the oprah winfrey show in 1988, trump praised presidential candidate george h. w. bush.sse jackson complained that japan was beating the united states, said that although he had no plans to run for office. this is a man who embodies the so-called american dream, when they came to the continent, they built some business, they pass it on to their descendants, he really, he has money, he has a woman, he has a lot of children, he has a lot of some adventures, he is quite a public person, so for a classic american, who wears a hat, who has the right to wear a gun. and who sees his country as such a great creation of their founding fathers, for him trump is really his candidate, this is the personification of his dream. but trump had no shortage of talent, by the mid -eighties the businessman became the owner of a good half of manhattan, bought a football team, began to produce alcohol, built casinos, and did everything he could. in 1986 , forbes estimated trump's fortune at 700 million dollars, but already in the early nineties the politician fell into a financial hole due to

i can tell you because i was there in the george h. w bush administration. when the warsaw pact collapsed and then when the soviet union union disintegrated, central and eastern european countries were pounding on nato's door, asking admission. they had been dominated by the soviet union since the end of world war 2. they wanted to be free, and they wanted to be with what they saw as like minded countries in the west. we didn't do any recruiting to add to nato membership. all of the countries that joined, opened the process themselves, the they fled from dr. t. e to waste from your but they remain surrounded by fear and uncertainty. how long will they have to stay here and generally build a new life? refugees from godhood. give us a glimpse into their everyday lives. out in 30 minutes on d. w. a. gym and research team wants to save lives worldwide. by making m already technology more flexible. up to now, the equipment has been too heavy and expensive. move and half of the world's population had no access to us. no 3 researches have developed a new system, an

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i can tell you because i was there in the george h. w bush administration. when the warsaw pact collapsed and then when the soviet union union disintegrated, central and eastern european countries were pounding on nato's door, asking admission. they had been dominated by the soviet union since the end of world war 2. they wanted to be free, and they wanted to be with what they saw as like minded countries in the west. we didn't do any recruiting to add to nato membership. all of the countries that joined, opened the process themselves. the design unique found the models of the b and w 3 series range segments 13 minutes, d, w. they fled from gaza taking away from the war, but they remain surrounded by fear and uncertainty. how long will they have to stay here? and can we build a new life? refugees from gaza give us a glimpse into their everyday lives. in 90 minutes on dw, the comes out to the highlights you every week in your inbox, subscribe now. that i wish i could have done more to save. you just click away, find the best document on you to really see the

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i can tell you because i was there in the george h. w bush administration. when the worst salt tag collapsed and then when the soviet union union disintegrated, central and eastern european countries were pounding on nato's door, asking admission. they had been dominated by the soviet union since the end of world war 2. they wanted to be free, and they wanted to be with what they saw as like minded countries in the west. we didn't do any recruiting to add to nato membership. all of the countries that joined, opened the process themselves, the ship, your guides to life, and it did to to explore all the latest online trend, navigate your way through the digital jungles, get a global perspective. we'll be your guide and show you what's possible. you decide what really message to you shift in 15 minutes on the w. i haven't understanding the forest to say the people are trying to find this a to assistant man resource and again trying to change and it's looking at 30 minutes on the w the we say they're about never getting up every weekend on d w the, this is the w

george h w bush won. algore lost in 2000, people did not want a third clinton term and people did not want a third obama term. they rejected third term and hillary was his hand-pick over joe biden and pushed him to the side, history repeating itself. they elected donald trump to replace him, that was d devastating rejection for barack obama. they want to make sure donald trump does not win again. they want revenge. >> dana: any election, if you are incumbent, you don't want r referendum on you. biden was heading down that road and trump was way ahead. they switched it out, even though biden-harris is in title, she had saying she had nothing to do with that. even though she wantings credit for it. choice between trump and something new. listen to her last night, this is call number three. >> this is not 2016 or 2020, in particular, the stakes are higher for a lot of reasons. donald trump has openly vowed to be a dictator day one and openly indicated his intention to weap weaponize doj. do we want to live i

first candidate we have had on a presidential ticket like this with actual china experience since george h w bushbassadorship. tim walz used to teach english in a province of southern china in 1990. he said some things that beijing might take umbrage with. he got married on the anniversary of the 10:00 a.m. swear -- tiananmen square and we will have to see what this translates into but i point out that largely his comments on china chart pretty well with the biden administration i think china and beijing more broadly see the relationship with the u.s. is somewhat antagonistic but ultimately here you are probably looking at a candidate who will take a hard line that issues involving military technology but also will try to make inroads on think like when it was bulls and energies and stuff like that so we will have to see what it ultimately translates into but pretty standard line for a candidate working you know within you know with another member of the harris biden administration here. paul: thank you, jill. i want to get some breaking news out of china, trade numbers for the month of july we w

the meeting, baker flew back to the us to report back to his boss and a good friend, president george h. w. bush. bush, however, was anything but impressed with the proposal, the bush says, jim, i'm disappointed in you. i don't think we should negotiate about the future of nato . i think nato just won the cold war. i think nato is great just the way it is. so we're not going to do that. and you need to let people know. so one of my more interesting discoveries was a letter that baker then wrote to the west german for him ministry at the end of february, saying, i'm sorry, i should have said that i've caused confusion. we need to stop talking about this. and after that, this offer disappears from you american negotiating position. 2 weeks later, bush invited west german chancellor, helmut kohl and his wife to camp david the us president's country residence bush said to call pretty much the same thing, but he said to james baker, we're not going to negotiate or the future of nato to help with that right, that's a direct quote to help with that. and coal responded okay. the corporate job is going t

george h. w. bush, pretty much all of them through obama. i've never met donald trump but the rest i have. >> evan thomas is our guest here on book tv, he's the author of several books, we are going to show those to you right now so you can get a sense of what we've been talking about. thise men with walter, first that came out in 1986. the man to see the life of edward bennett williams 1992, thee very best men, the early years of the cia came out in '96. robert l kennedy, his life came out in 2000. john paul jones, 204, sea of thunder four naval commanders in the last sea war was out in you're 07, the war lovers, rush to empire in 1988 came out about nine years ago. ike's bluff came out in 202. beingon nixon in 2015, most rect which we haven't touched on yet just came out this year first about sandra day o'connor plus i do want to mention that evan thomas is the historian that c-span has chosen for its chapter onr richard nixon, the new book is called the presidents rating or how noted historians rank america's best and worst chief executiv

. >> george h. w. bush, wasn't it, who was like oh, what's this? a scanner? at the supermarket?t went but he never lived that down. heather long, of the washington post. thank you for comeing to the saturday show. >>> up next, what to look for when an energized party brings out its biggest names to unite behind the harris walz ticket. that's after the break. that's after the break. is it possible to be more capable? and more practical? be able to perform here. and here. make a statement while barely making a sound. and command the road, as well as what lies ahead. how we get there matters. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. gum problems could be the start of a domino effect parodontax active gum repair breath freshener clinically proven to help reverse the 4 signs of early gum disease a toothpaste from parodontax, the gum experts. ♪ a toothpaste from parodontax, (woman) c'mon c'mon ♪ (man) yes! ♪ (vo) you've got your sunday obsession and we got you. now with verizon, get nfl sunday ticket from youtube tv on us and get every out-of-market sunday game. plus $800 off

their convention and the election, one out of every four americans switched from dukakis to george h w. bushala harris is going to do all this, she had 1400 days. she said on day one, well, day one was in fact january 20th, 2021. she has been in the government. she has been next to joe biden. she's been in the white us hous. what we're getting is a purely political, i hope you're dumb enough to believe this kind of campaign. maria: doug collins jump in here. >> good to talk to you. i made this comment talking about the convention, you talk about the contrast. seems what they're wanting to do is set up the straw man argument versus reality. don't want to talk about economy, immigration policy, foreign policy, so they set up things that have never been talking about, like keeping people from religion, keeping people from practicing their lifestyle. the first amendment, saying they're kept from what they had want to say when it's the exact opposite. do you see the straw man argument continuing or are they going to have to pivot at some point. >> if they can avoid it you, they're never going to

in 1992 george h. w. bushded during an economic turn in 1980, high inflation kill jimmy carter shot at a second term in 2008 john mccain's run for president hit a snag through the 2008 financial crisis turning the white house over to the democrats the truck ticket is trying to capitalize on this economic turmoil saying vice president here's should've seen this coming. >> a lot of the economic policies was predicted even by economists on the left to lead exactly where they are now they went ahead with it because, here said she is a radical who didn't listen to common sense. jd vance is warning that this could set off real global economic turmoil, the campaign is calling for harris to speak to the cameras and americans who are concerned about what they're seeing right now in the markets. neil: great job hillary, bob cusack with us, you and i talked about this over the years, if you're in the middle of a freefall the market it depends if we come out of the freefall and you're the party in power in a heap of troub

when governor dukakis came out of the democratic national convention against george h w. bushif you get all of the free pub liss the at this that harris has gotten -- publicity that harris has gotten, a week of people saying nice things about you and you're at best up by 1 in a world where we know that trump tends to do 3 or 4 points better than the poll because the social pressure suppresses part of his vote on polling, i think that trump people are in very good shape and i think as they continue to campaign -- and notice the difference in their schedule. she has this carefully controlled, i think it was an 18 minute interview, trump goes to lacrosse, wisconsin and just stands there hand has an open front town hall meeting, ask me what you want. he took more questions in that one town hall meeting in lacrosse than she will take in the next two weeks. and so i just think his capacity as a campaigner and the truth, i mean, the truth is what she said last night is i really am a san francisco radical, i you really really amin favor of everythingd over the last years and anything

things -- does ups about who remember in the case of michael the carcass when he was debating george h. w. busht he wanted the riser so that he would be as tall as the president at the time. i do wonder what's, you know, comes of these fights because most of the time caviar settled, he did get his riser, the debate went on. but rarely got really did they fall apart at the last minute. you what do you make of that? >> yet it's not surprising that this debate did not fall apart. because both have not -- and o'hara's has the momentum and at the same time she still introducing herself, certainly as the nominee. social -- i think she also has approvers of the national and global stage and i wouldn't be surprised if there's another presidential debate between harris and trump. certainly i think trump is going to be pushing for that but he needs this debate, needs to recapture the momentum and he's obviously -- he's very confident in himself in debates before. >> neil: the mics issue and it will be silenced -- that could work whose advantage as he was seen francesca? >> well clearly the biden campaign

george h&w bush.h. who was an old man at the time. his running mate was dan quayle. now you cannot possibly think if bush had not survived his turn to him that then quayle wasn't any way qualified to be president of the united states. at the same time it can happen to anybody. you mentioned about the protesters from puerto rico with "hillbilly elegy" -- kamala harris how about dan quayle's a problem misspelling the word potato? [laughter] >> guest: that's an anecdote and a lot of people mention compared kamala harris to dan quayle in that moment. certainly t if i would've been alive att the time i would've been among the many people thought that dan quayle was unqualified. but certainly george bush was not -- george bush senior was not seen as somebody who is senile and aging and not able to serve another term as president. whereas a lot of people have questions about president joe biden as he heads into reelection. stuart charles turned to author. thank you for the conversation. >> guest: thank you for having me. ♪ >> if you are enjoying book tv set up for newsletter use the qr code on the screen to rec