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this saturday texas governor george w. with bushal nomination in 2000 and addresses leadership in america. >> our opportunities are too great, our lives too short to waste this moment. so tonight we vow to our nation, we will seize this moment of american promise. we will use these good times for great goals. >> watch historic convention speeches, saturdays at 7 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span2. ♪ ♪ >> the house will be in order.

the highest any president has gotten with hispanics george w. bush 45%. s donald trump with an absolute onslaught of negative press. not just in general. but specifically with hispanics. the media saying he hates you, he's racist. his border policies are about hating you. and, look, he is getting 42%. that's really remarkable. >> steve: it is. when you look at the numbers and go to foxnews.com, because you can check them all out and see what the margins are it's interesting. so the good news for donald trump is he is winning with men. he's winning with whites with no degree. that's how it's classified. rural voters, white evangelicals, kamala harris is winning with black voters. she is up by 60. 79-19. hispanic 14 as you were just talking about. voters under 30, voters over 65. and women as well. then, when it comes to independents, and that's where, you know, that really is who picks the president, at this point, given the fact that this number was upside down with joe biden, just two months ago, kamala harris is up by 6 over donald trump. >> lawrence: th

george h. w. bush or george w. bush you can get away with that masquerade. 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 people who are going through a divorce and they both have to

with the terrorists? president george w. bush war on terror and entered the afghan war on october 7th, 2001. november 13th, 2001, occupation of the capital, cable. on december 14th, 2001, the official declaration of victory in the afghan war was made. the us afghanistan. owns over 31% of the country's assets amounting to $36.8 trillion that? assets held by the bottom 50% of the us population amounts to just 1% of total assets. in north korea, which has been in a state of war with the united states for over 70 years, a military parade is held. the military parade features the appearance of the huasong 17 missile. the huasong 17 is an intercontinental ballistic missile with maximum range of 15,000 km. putting the continental united states within its striking distance. chairman of the state affairs kim jong un, even issues a warning that the dprk, also known as north korea, could launch a preemptive nuclear attack against the united states. 우리 핵무력의 기본 사명은 전쟁을 옥재함에 있지만, 이 땅에서 우리가 결코 바라지 않는 상황이 조성되는 경우에까지 우리의 핵이 전쟁 방지라는 하나의 사명에만 속박되어

with the terrorists? president george w. bushd by the bottom 50% of the us population amounts to just 1% of total assets. in north korea, which has been in a state of war with the united states for over 70 years a military parade is held. the military parade features the appearance of the huasong 17 missile. the huasong 17 is an intercontinental ballistic missile with maximum range of 15, kil. 만 속박되어 있을 수는 없습니다. 어떤 세력이든 우리 국가의 근본 이익을 침착하려 된다면 우리 행무력은 이외의 자기 둘째 가는 사명을 결단코 결행하지 않을 수 없을 것입니다. 화상 97이 지금 전 세계에서 나와 있는 공개된 것 중에 가장 큰 거예요. 가장 멀리 날아간다고 하죠. 화상포 17형 안에 대당 한대 발사 안에 보통 탄두를 한 네 개 정도를 따로... north korea has declared the completion of its nuclear capabilities and north korea holds its first ever summit with the us. unlike with nations that resisted the us, this time the united states differed from the precedence where military means were always employeed. thank you very much. the chairman of state affairs. stated that the world would be most likely to witness significant changes agreed with president donald trump on establishing a

george w. bush reelection with this fake story about bush's service in the air national guard. the media went wild with that story. mantha going wild here was stolen valour and literally telling people something about his record that's false in terms of his rank when he retired that made him look better. in the bush case documents by the way turned out to be fake. during very real scandal with eyewitness accounts the media mob will that walz off the hook. is a democrat voting against donald trump. that simple. journalism i said it instead in this country. now it's dangerous. we have an information crisis. you deserve to know that the past 4 years have been a train wreck and this is the most radical extreme dangerous major party ticket ever to run for the white house and is just sad and pathetic. when they try to buy a house or fill up their cars a look at the credit card statement here feeling the impact of the policies that will get much worse with kamala harris and tim walz. you with reaction out to founder clay travis pare fox news ian shugart mary catherine hammond trump 20

with the terrorists. president george w. bushvere inflation has led to extreme crime rates and in shopping districts, iron chains have appeared to prevent theft, and there was even incident where thousands of pieces of luggage were stolen from a freight train. seg에서 압도적인 부익부 사회, 미국의 60. 가 거의 하루 버어 하루 먹습니다. 중산청은 거의 붕괴됐어요. 초고도에 이런 피라미드 체계가 묘족한 체제예요. 밑에는 거의 대부입니다. 극변청이죠. 거의 하루부러 하루 먹는 삶을 산다. 그 행복 지수가 어떻겠습니까? 굉장히 불행하죠. 내부진 소유 사태 이런 게 너무 많아요. 조금만큼만 개입되면 바로 폭발합니다. persist in american society. in 2022, the number of deaths in the united states due to firearms was 44,290. the number of incidents of mass shootings where four or more fatalities occur was 647. there is at least one incident daily resulting in the loss of over 121 lives each day due to firearms. classified as an anocracy, an unprecedented situation occurs as trump supporter sees control of the us capital in washington dc. internal issues in the us have escalated into an extreme state of division. in this incident, including one police officer, five individuals lost their liv

with the terrorists. president george w. bushy unequal society where the rich get richer and the poor continue getting poorer. the top 1% in the united states owns over 31% of the country's assets amounting to 36.8 trillion dollars. the assets held by the bottom 50% of the us population amounts to just 1% of total assets. but despite this effort, number of homeless people in the united states has increased for four consecutive years, surpassing 580,00. these individuals wander the streets exposed to drugs and other crimes and violence. of steep inflation, severe inflation has led to extreme crime rates and in shopping districts, iron chains have appeared to prevent theft, and there was even incident where thousands of pieces of luggage... anti-social crimes continue to persist in american society, in 2022, the number of deaths in the united states due to firearms was 44,290, the number of incidents of mass shootings where four or more fatalities occur was 647, there's it's too frightening and it doesn't seem real, that threat is

with the terrorists? president george w. bush the neglect of the central government. new york is facing its worst homeless crisis since the great depression of the 1930s. the us government has declared a comprehensive policy to reduce homelessness, but despite this effort, number of homeless people in the united states has increased for four consecutive years, surpassing 580,000. these individuals wander the streets. exposed to drugs and other crimes and violence of steep inflation, severe inflation has led to extreme crime rates, and in shopping districts, iron chains have appeared to prevent theft, and there was even incident where thousands of pieces of luggage were stolen from a freight train. 미국의 약 60%, 하루 벌어 하루 먹습니다. 중산청은 거의 붕괴됐어요. 초고도에 이런 피라미드 체계가 묘족한 체제예요. 밑에는 거의 대부분이다 극빈청이죠. 거의 하루부러 하루 먹는 삶을 산다. 그 행복 지수가 어떻겠습니까? 굉장히 불행하죠. 내부진 소유 사태 이런 게 너무 많아요. 조금만큼만 개입되면 바로 폭발합니다. american society. in 2022, the number of deaths in the united states due to firearms was 44,290. the number of incidents of mass shootings where four or more

i think that uh, you know, over the weekend, over 200 can 200 folks who have worked with george w bush and across republican leadership has come out in support of campbell harris . and so i think that there will definitely be a surprise, alliances, alliances and allegiances. but i don't think that's any reason to particularly be afraid. i think the thought of a trump presidency is enough to scare people. i think that we are going to have a fight on their hands. i think we're going to have massage any and racism at the forefront because that's always the way that we can instill fear in people. and in terms of lies, well nobody shepherds in lies the way that donald trump does your, he's cornered the market on that. so i don't think you need to worry steve about uh, you know, who's going to take over in terms of just honest these. i think that the trump campaign has pretty much coordinate market on the bill. bill clinton, mispronounced comma la harris's name twice. is he or racist? no. only republicans. who do it or re purposefully triple purposely don't mis pronounce her name on the outs

you see george w. bush with a 90% approval rating. theyey have moved but nationally they moved four points. four points with an incredibly polarized electorate that's basically calcified in some of these states opinions about trump changed a little bit. the favorable ratings are higher now than they were when he was president. but it's not as if, again i think the theory being if someone almost dies who is the nominee for the other, whatever party it is, that is going to be a major element to the conversation on the campaign, nobody's really talking about it and it didn't happen that long ago no matter how quickly with both our news cycles and the way in which voters are keying into certain things. there's been mainstream media coverage of congress looking into what happened. the world the secret service did or did not play. all of this is still out there but again you would think based on how significant of an issue this was it could have been a bigger media event and in terms of its impact on the polling. we have a gentleman over he

you know, it's kind of like george w bush, either you with us or you with a terrorist. so they rejected him and he was going apparently to another to, to the trump campaign that trump campaign wisely has accepted his offer. and i think it's, um, it's gonna work out well. i think he brings credibility amongst a different set of independence. that the truck that the trump campaign didn't have access to and you know, in a close race which like we looked at the last few races, they've been fairly close up a couple of percent. i think this guy maybe 5 or 6 percent. well, what happens if he brings 3 percent to trump in a couple of different states mixed all the difference in the world in a close race? this could be, um, you know, a group is gonna have to try to dramatic effect on the race. you know, i was thinking about this and i was having a conversation with one of the smartest guys i know, and one of my dearest friends about this yesterday. and so i, i, we were going back and forth on this. my concern is that the people who are going to vote for him, we're going to vote f

after 9/11 you see george w. bush with a 09% approval rating -- 90% approval rating.olls have moved but nationally they've moved four points basically in kamala harris' favor. now, four points in this day and age with an incredibly polarized electorate that's basically kalsified, four points is the whole ballgame. in some of these states it's one or two points. opinions about trump have changed a little bit. er his favorable ratings -- his favorable ratings are higher now than they were when he was president. but it's not as if, again, i think the theory being, oh, wow, if someone almost dies who is the nominee for the other -- whatever party it is, that that is going to be just a major, you know, element to the conversation on the campaign. nobody's really talking about it. and it didn't happen that long ago. it is amazing how quickly, with both our news cycles and the way in which voters are keying in to certain things, honestly, the cat lady story has gotten more traction, you know, ladies with cats or whatever, unmarried cat ladies, has gotten more coverage than a

it's so unfair. [ laughter ] i'm also dear friends with george w. busho calls me his muse. [ laughter ] and i even got to know our favorite president, donald jumanji trump. [ laughter ] what a guy. he's a spirit with an attitude. and i like that. and maybe that isn't a popular thing to say here in holly-weird, especially when you're hosting "the jimmy kimmel show," but it's true. jimmy's always so negative about mr. trump. and that makes me so mad and so sad. this man was our president, hello! [ laughter ] he's about to be our president again, and maybe he's still our president, i don't know. i don't know, i'm just sharing what i saw on my crystal healer's facebook page. [ laughter ] but jeff, why does jimmy kimmel have to be so one-sided? why not talk about the issues that really matter? like hillary's emails. benghazi. deep-state pizzagate. and where is hunter? i'll tell you where! having a threesome with antifa and taylor swift. [ laughter ] jimmy's always punching down at mr. trump. but tonight, i want to lift him up -- with a musical salute to a man

with them makes a difference. even going back to george — difference. even going back to george w. bush. drink with. al— difference, who would i get it drink with, al gore, george bush. that made _ with, al gore, george bush. that made a _ with, al gore, george bush. that made a difference.— with, al gore, george bush. that made a difference. some of us are ruil of made a difference. some of us are guilty of overpiaying _ made a difference. some of us are guilty of overplaying the _ made a difference. some of us are guilty of overplaying the vice - guilty of overplaying the vice presidential pick. the vp doesn't usually do much in likability as a key factor in someone who i can relate to, someone who i can see myself at the bar having a drink with anything that is important because they don't really have any policy powers and there there in the worst—case scenario to step up if they need to but that has not happened in a long time and i think it'sjust about is happened in a long time and i think it's just about is this someone who i can use to nullify the attacks from the opposition and w

i think he fell into the same kind of trap with putin that george w. bushpresident obama did with the reset strategy, and even president biden when he went to geneva and thought that maybe they could have a meeting of the mind. my message, and i relate this in the book, i remind the president, hey, this guy is the best liar from the best deceiver in the world. geoff: you say you observing the book that you wished trump could separate the issue of russian election meddling from the legitimacy of his presidency. why has he been so unable to make that kind of distinction? gen. mcmaster: when he came into office, there was this cloud of so-called collusion which was proved to be false on the part of the campaign, and he had the muller investigation and that created a sense of d-league are meant for him. he would conflate three related questions of -- did they try to undermine our democratic process? heck yes, they did. that is what the russians do. there is a great book by thomas read called active measures. they have been doing this kind of thing, the soviets,

does anything remotely in service of the country, they completely -- >> that is how it works, with george w. bush evaded service so they wanted to neutralize what seems like an advantage and similarly, you have donald trump who had bone spurs, this is the ticket because after this guy for serving only 24 years. >> well put, alex, your new, what is on your fall back? >> i think rfk, rfk's bear story has been very, very, although, i have enjoyed it so much. every week, it feels like he cops to any crazy, animal related mishap. the weather was a couple months ago, so funny, hysterical presidential campaign, it feels like college paid him 60 bucks to run for president. i remember when it happened, i remember when they found the bear, 1000%. >> to be clear -- >> there was no one, another bear, i worked at mar-a-lago, the bear of merrill lynch, everyone was surprised. >> to be clear for the national audience, it is coming up because of rfk. as you said, it was a big enough story at the time, it was a mystery, no one knew who left the bear, it was weird a dead bear appeared in the park . >> you remember

but most importantly, he built a relationship with george w bush who empowered him to be an important vice president. bush gave cheney access to every meeting, every decision. you know, he involved cheney in every aspect of the presidency, in fact, is such a contrast to his predecessors. you know, harry truman was vice president. he only met with fdr alone twice when he was vice president. only twice. cheney was asked once in 2000, two how many times he had met alone with bush. and he reaches into a suit pocket, pulls out a schedule. he says, let me see. three, four, five, six, seven, seven times. he says, today, right. that tells you a lot. but it was true that he successfully pushed for various policies that he favored. he was pushing on an open door. george w bush wanted to go the places that cheney was taking him to go. he didn't resist that. bush has never, in all the research i've ever done, nobody has ever told me that bush told them that cheney made him do something he didn't want to do by second term. in fact, bush began even moving away from cheney. he began having new thoug

that was the case with george w. bush and ronald reagan, do you worry about that?> well, this is why it's important neil, that vice president -- i communicate to the country about her agenda for working people. and she has begun to flesh that out very clearly, an agenda that empowers those in the middle class and those working their way into the middle class. so, for example,, the child tax credit which would help millions of american families with kids. for example,, the down payment for first time homebuyers. for example,, the effort to make sure that we make the affordable care act, affordable by maintaining the higher premium subsidies. which will otherwise -- of course donald trump, prides on the -- these are all important issues for working people to make sure that they can have affordable homes, affordable healthcare. i think the main thing is to get across at this convention. what those policies are that the vice president, hopefully soon to be president, kamala harris will be able to do. >> neil: she has only had 30 some odd days as a presidential nominee,

. >> well, look, i mean there were a couple times i was on the list with george w. bush. he called me that morning and said the problem is, john, you and i are on the same ticket, we'll blow the roof off the place. in terms of the trump business, his people reached out to me and some of my folks. look at the end of the day, i had zero interest. i wasn't going to be vetted because i would have lasted -- in that situation -- for like hours. one of my friends said minutes. i never went through that. it is interesting. what it gets down to, chris, is so you pick kelly, he's a guy that represents a lot of experience because of what he's done in the senate, plus, you know, the fact that he's a veteran, astronaut, very interesting. shapiro, has been governor for a short period of time, but people like him, and the question is, who delivers you the most, you know, shapiro, pennsylvania's absolutely critical. so maybe you go with him because if you don't win pennsylvania, you probably don't win the election. so, i mean, it is a matter of who can help you win, who has got the exper

with george w. bushe and similarly, you have donald trump, he had bone spurs, but this is going to be the ticket that goes after this guy for serving for only 24 years. >> yeah, well put. alex, you're new here. we welcome you. what on your fallback list? >> i think rfk's bear story has been very, very -- although i have enjoyed it so much. every week, it feels like he cops to a new crazy animal related mishap. like the worm was a couple months ago, so funny. it's actually a hysterical presidential campaign. it feels like the college roommate of mine paid him $60 to run for president. but yeah, i remember when it happened. i remember when they found this bear and said it's -- >> you remember that as a new yorker. >> 1,000 percent. >> has it been nagging at you all this time? >> there was no one who was like, i know that bear. i worked at merrill lynch for two years. everybody was surprised by this happening. >> to be clear, for the national audience, now it's coming up because of rfk. as you said, it was

and that election ended up with george w bush what we saw last night when the vice president and the president were together on that tarmac, but new people is the strength of something that i think people will ultimately come to regard. joe biden for why his poll numbers have been in the doldrums. a lot of people feel very positively about him and he had the chance over the course of the next couple of months to keep in mind people why they voted voted for him. and obviously this moment where he decided to take himself out of the race for the sake of the country is something that people feel very positively about. so i just think kamala harris is on a good standing as somebody who's been vice president to a president that people i think are going to hold in higher regard and the powers of incumbency. these moments where national security is at play, the economy's at play. she really will have a leg up on donald trump, who in a way right now is fighting an octopus because he's got joe biden, kamala harris, brock obama, and the clintons, all please. people with national standing who ca

i'll tell you, remember, george w bush and president obama early in their presidencies, they both thought they could charm vladimir putin, right? they could get a big deal with them and they can have a better relationship. remember, george w bush looking into his soul. remember president obama with the research i mean, with the reset policy and leaning over to medvedev who's keeping the seat warm for for putin and said, hey, of more flexibility after the election and he traded off missile defenses in poland in belief that you'll putin just needs to security concerns allayed president trump. he felt that that kind of same trap and i just thought it's my duty to tell the president what he did here. hey, mr. president, vladmir putin is the best liar, the best deceiver in the world. and so hopefully he's learned that and what he's learned from sadly, the plight of the ukrainian people. i think what president trump was pushing he is actually learn that listening to what he's been saying on the campaign trail about putin and saying that he could prevent world war iii if he's in office again well, i hope i hope what either president trump or president harris unders

george w. bush. good to have you both with us on the program.s a lotf talk about as far as the announcement is concerned. what do you make of that announcement? why the expected but crucially throwing his support behind that of donald trump? >> i actually find it very sad. i have followed the kennedy family, as most americans and people around the world have, r many, many years, and for a family that had been such a staunch defenders of american democracy, i find it very odd that robert kennedy would throw his support towards donald trump , who many ople believe is the gravest threat to american democracy in many, many, many, many years. i find it very sad that he would somehow find it appropriate to support former president trump, given l of the attacks that trump has made to individual rights and civil liberties in the united states. >> but he was also pretty critical of the democratic party, saying kamala harris had been appointed without due process, that she hadn't given any proper interviews, she had not talked about policy on the campaign

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. >> let's discuss this further with cnn, political commentator and former special assistant to president george w bush, scott jennings, and also with us democratic strategist and senior adviser to bernie sanders 2016 and 2020 campaigns. >> chuck rocha, looking very hawaiian in his floral shirt there it's great to have both of you, both of you here with us today. happy friday to you guys. scott, let's start first with you. the harris is out. the harris campaign is out with a statement calling trump, quote too lazy to campaign he didn't swing states. trump said he's not going there because he said, quote, i'm leading by a lot. that's not exactly true. those battleground states in most of them are pretty tight. harris, even ahead in some of the recent polling should trump change his strategy here, or is this the right one? scott? >> well, i'm sure he's going to campaign where he needs to campaign. he's in montana tonight, which actually is a big deal for the republican party because that's probably the senate race. that's most likely to put the republicans in control of the senate next year, no matter wh

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years in covering the white house and the president is the compelling story of her being with president george w bush on september 11th. 2001 is the only broadcast reporter that traveled around the country with on that day and will soon be. coming up on 20 years anniversary of that occasion, we'll want to do something special to talk about the white house on 911. so we thank and for her friendship and for being with us to take this series of lectures forward. we'll have another one in september on the role of pat nixon in the white house. this is the 50th anniversary of the nixon's coming into the presidency and mrs. nixon first lady and i think she is an unheralded first lady in terms of her legacy with the white house and what she contributed in terms of artifacts, the really american artifacts to the white house collection. and we'll be celebrating that with a lecture in september. and then in october. very exciting news. our dear friend chef roland mazda has a brand new that's going to be out october. and for the first time ever, he's finally unlocking his recipe box. and he's going to actuabesha