bush, and on and on.nd yet, even though trace elements were ultimately detected, it was nothing on the scale of ready to use stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction. >> at this point, the white house is trying to build consensus around the fact that iraq has weapons of mass destruction. >> let us flash to 2002. after nine over 11, there is this determination to not only go after al qaeda, but to make sure that any other potential threat is not able to hit the united states. >> that's right. i don't think the country had quite yet realized that we were already pivoting toward iraq. a younger junior analyst received a phone call from the office of the vice president, and they wanted to know about this report that was circulating in the intelligence community at that time about this tremendous sale of 500 tons of yellowcake uranium, which is used in the process to make highly enriched uranium from niger to iraq. so my boss at the time asked me to go home and ask my husband, ambassador joe wilson, to come i

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bush asking for his support. being a good texan, he was more enthusiastic about supporting the feisty countries of georgia and ukraine. this was after the united states well and truly waited -- wad ed into iraq. bush thought that ukraine and you georgia should be -- and georgia should be supported. and he said if they made an appeal, and on military terms looked like they had the wherewithal to contribute to nato and georgia already was come and ukraine at that time still had a sizable and capable army, certainly in terms of being able to keep the russians someone at bank, then he would support the membership action plan. the problem is no one else supported in europe, partially because of perceptions of him in his role and others new ukraine was not fully on board at this point and there was a loss of resistance. what happened, we actually briefed against it because we think if you push for something you cannot get it is not a great idea because it just shows weaknesses and division, once president bush decided

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the 2nd phase of the seas 5 john bush, about about we can bring back every single hostage. there is a proposal that can be implemented tomorrow, tomorrow morning to put an end to the war and get everyone out in one step. but the time, you know, is driving us back into pointless war, bringing more debts and causing more hostages to be murdered in captivity. nathaniel, there is no need to extend phase one. there is an immediate need to initiate as to that if i choose from the vs newspaper. the guardian shows the last moments of 12 of a 12 year old palestinian boy. i'm l. how mooney before he was shot and killed by his riley forces during a raid on hebron and the occupied westbank move in a week ago. the guardian concludes that what set this case apart for is the clarity of evidence illustrated by footage from 2 security cameras. as well, has dramatically increased the frequency and intensity of its waves and the occupied westbank since it is lost as will on garza, or 14 palestinian children has been killed in the occupied westbank since the beginning of this year. 7 died off

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use just the bushes of them a little be if i needed to take that as a way of wash and the name of shows do you not only thing it and you have to do with your simple as a need deal. which to, because the more we started, you guys, we mascot anything in the one that's used option east coast. the last, i mean, yeah. you just nice to look into all the the, [000:00:00;00] the, if you was thinking about russia, what does your mind picture the landscape? open up the phone lines. the last one does, can you imagine the, the discounts dodge the journey? the, the, you ready to come along the hello and welcome to will, to part the principles of national security and neighbors. territorial integrity have never been perfectly aligned, but the arrival of donald trump went to the global stage, added even more attention to this already and boiling contradiction. will the congress now have to agree on a new set of boundaries when it comes to defending national board as well to discuss that i'm now joined by investigator. i saved a ronnie black, a sense form a special representative jobs dentist. and curr

i don't know my bushes get those taken list. i was able to deal with my own. they go by sitting in the philippines from the youngest is getting most of the, the update. it was easy about finding the result. you know, the sooner the better was little more true, you know, 100 to the, the, the video is going charging way. so it's on level or do show. busy the family fortune blossoms, the center of the usually the busy centrals. the us journalist, special christmas swami. as launched an investigation into pen to go into the bar trays around the world. she obtained sensational us government documents proving the existence of a network of bio labs and ukraine, similar to georgia's lucas center. the united states state department had a press release. that is no longer there, but we did archived this. it said that there were peaceful, biological laboratories in ukraine. to me, it's kind of strange that they put the words peaceful as if they were trying to deny something. normally you do not expect normal biological laboratories to be not peaceful. the general is joan

bush and he might have broken them with biden -- maybe didn't. i don't know what happened. but he did not break them with me. he wants to make a deal. i don't know if you can make a deal. the problem is i have empowered you to be a tough guy. i don't think you would be a tough guy without the united states. your people are very brave. but you're either going to make a deal or we are out. if we are out, you will fight it out. i don't think it is going to be pretty. but you will fight it out. but you don't have the cards. once we sign that deal, you are in a much better position. but you're not acting at all thankful and that is not a nice thing. i will be honest. that is not a nice thing. all right. i think we have seen enough. what do you think? this is going to be great television, i will say that. we will see what we can do. [indiscernible] we will see. i don't know. pres. trump: we are going down to florida. we have a big event tomorrow night. i would rather be at the white house. but we are doing a big event tomorrow night. this is huge. we had some big nee apple is inv

george w bush's approval rating was in the low twenty's. that's the process we're undergoing right now. we're the american public sort of waking up from the propaganda and trump's position on this proxy war will continue to strengthen over time. all right, donald trump junior re posted a video of, of, of, of conscription, sat in the mobilizations in, in ukraine. and commentators express us todd surprise and disbelief of what they saw up give us an idea how. where are the american people in public about what is really going on on the streets and in ukraine generally. what is the point of a proxy war, or the hybrid war that the american national security state prefers, is that the american public are unable to see the human dimension. because we're using a proxy, we're using slobs who cares about them. they're dying, but they're dying for freedom. we'll just, we'll just, uh, we'll accept a few of them into our hospitals and you know, a few amputees into our hospitals and pat ourselves on the back for standing up against the evil putting. but

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all i can say is this — he might have broken deals with obama and bush, and he might have broken themith biden. he did, maybe. maybe he didn't. i don't know what happened, but he didn't break them with me. he wants to make a deal. i don't know if he can make a deal. the problem is, i've empowered you to be a tough guy. and i don't think you'd be a tough guy without the united states. and your people are very brave, but you're either going to make a deal or we're out. and if we're out, you'll fight it out. i don't think it's going to be pretty, but you'll fight it out. but you don't have the cards. but once we sign that deal, you're in a much better position. but you're not acting at all thankful. and that's not a nice thing. i'll be honest, that's not a nice thing. all right. i think we've seen enough. what do you think, huh? this is going to be great television, i will say that. all right. we'll see what we can do about putting it together. after leaving the white house, mr zelensky gave an interview to the fox news network and said he believes the relationship between the us and ukr

about 175 feet from the tent, he found a bush, and under the bush he saw a pair of rolled up denim jeanson them. we put those in for immediate dna testing. how did that come back? it was shauna tiaffay's blood. and the pants were worn by noel stevens. that's kind of your story there. it's kind of our story there. keith morrison (voiceover): proof the homeless handyman george and shauna tried to help was a murderer. but could the story be that simple really? listen to shauna's sister paula, for example, and things start to sound a bit more complex. i just think that he always loved himself more than he loved anyone else. and that was all about him and what he wanted. keith morrison (voiceover): that was george she was talking about. the selfless firefighter had another side, said paula. the verbal abuse, the intimidation, the control, i mean, george was always a controlling guy. hold the camera in your hand. keith morrison (voiceover): according to paula, george had become ever more control, judgmental, especially about shauna's spending habits. first time at the beach. keith morrison (vo

and what about president bush? recently, he spoke against vladimir putin's barbaric invasion of ukraine, which putin justified by citing bush's iraq war. and while the comparison differs in many key ways, putin was not the only one with iraq on his mind. >> the result is an absence of checks and balances in russia and the decision of one man to launch a wholly unjustified and brutal invasion of iraq. i mean, of ukraine. iraq. anyway, uh. >> one of the most uncomfortable freudian slips i've ever seen. >> hello, and welcome to our viewers, joining us here in the united states, around the world and streaming us on cnn max. i'm rosemary church. just ahead, european leaders unite promising to take the lead to end ukraine's war, but made clear they will need the support of the u.s. donald trump will make a joint address to congress this week. but new poll numbers show americans are concerned about his priorities. and hollywood's biggest night will bring you the winners of the oscars and the touching tributes to l.a. fire

so this was effectively as long as the landscape following a manual macro, frontier storm or bush. so you can essentially security guarantees against flushes full stabilization. indeed russians attack since 2014. the sign in the middle of the agreement is the 1st stage and that he was ambush like a batch. i don't want trouble replay the full conversation, but what it happened is that j. d, that had said present job, i was terrible. you know, we just did awful things. president trump is wonderful. she does diplomacy and wants to lensky heard, quite rightly is justification of these us russian talks cutting out in print, cutting not dropped. and he responded by saying, trying to explain, in fact, how russia, in fact, has negotiated they have negotiated with russia and russia has walked away from attempts that agreement since 2014, including 2019 and russia has continued the killing. and russia has continued the seizing of territory and tried to split off. you print all of which is true despite what we might hear from you or just in just a minute. uh, j events, then even extreme event

in the bush administration. so i had this unique kind of crazy experience of writing the strategy, briefing the president on the strategy. then i would get mobilized with my reserve special operations unit and have to go do the strategy that you better make sure it's right when it's your -- on the line. and then the really interesting part would be coming back, taking the uniform off, put the coat and tie back on, going back into the white house and kind of speaking that truth to power. i speak to some of that and it's hard truths as well, but both of those experiences, i really wanted to capture kind of how now that i'm in congress, you know, how those combat experiences have affected me, guide me, influence me. but in terms of the actual timing, the date that was completely up to the publisher, i wouldn't over subscribe some grand strategy there. it just kind of when it came out okay and the difference here between green berets and and, you know, delta or the seals, things like that is is profound. right. gree

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bush administration. is, of course, interagency analysis and meetings that happen, but in terms of, you know, to what extent that analysis really feeds into and can affect the president's decision making is something else. i remember in the bush administration, we had, you know, and number of interagency meetings, where we were always asked, what would be the national economic effect? is this in the national economic interest? the white house was always interested, very seriously interested. and that would often come into be a pretty big part of their decision-making. you don't necessarily see that with this current administration, but it is still early days. there are still several hours of the day left. [laughter] romaine: yeah. christine: and what commerce secretary lutnik said over the weekend, they feel canada and mexico has made a lot of progress over the border. they are very happy they have the lowest crossing will ever on the border. they are still concerned, a battle continues to come into the c

instead of relieving themselves in the bushes. nowhere was outdoor peeing so common than at dolores park. also in the mission. people often traded in the use of the bathrooms for these bushes while surrounded by the comfort of nature. until the park's renovation, included a french invention. that's where we met harris loeser. it was here at the top of the hill, that we engaged in an amicable conversation about the park's beloved pissoirs. >> i come here during the week to during the week to read, and it's a world class spot. it's great to, you know, be able to relieve oneself. >> dolores park has bathrooms on each side of the park, but at times not convenient for those enjoying the park at the top of the hill. >> a piece of wire increases the capacity. it takes the pressure off the bathrooms, which are used by largely by females and people who have to do number two. >> i wish there were more, because sometimes a line will form and it's kind of it can be harder to do it efficiently when there's a line behind you. >> the city has pl

instead of relieving themselves in the bushes. nowhere was outdoor peeing so common than at dolores park. also in the mission. people often traded in the use of the bathrooms for these bushes while surrounded by the comfort of nature. until the park's renovation, included a french invention. that's where we met harris loeser. it was here, at the top of the hill, that we engaged in an amicable conversation about the park's beloved pissoirs. >> i come here during the week to during the week to read, and it's a world class spot. it's great to, you know, be able to relieve oneself. >> dolores park has bathrooms on each side of the park, but at times not convenient for those enjoying the park. at the top of the hill. >> a piece of wire increases the capacity. it takes the pressure off the bathrooms, which are used by largely by females and people who have to do number two. >> i wish there were more, because sometimes a line will form and it's it can be harder to do it efficiently when there's a line behind you. >> the city has plans to

you think karzai in afghanistan came to the white house and lectured bush on live tv?enskyy really screwed up. even the ukrainian ambassador could not watch. zelenskyy has never done i like this in his life. >> trump has had a lifetime doing international business deals he is a two-time president. >> jesse: into the abraham before accords, renegotiated nafta, the china trade deal. it accosted just back all over the world, he has his party in lockstep and he has tycoons from all over flying to washington to announce billion-dollar investments. and what? zelenskyy is jumping up and down and picking fights? what will that do? what has gotten into the sky? >> the problem is i have empowered you to be a tough guy. and i don't think you would be a tough guy without the united states. your people are very brave but you will either make a deal or we are out. and if we are out you will fight it out to. i don't think it will be pretty. what you will find it out. but you don't have the cards. once we signed that deal you are in a much better position. but you were not acting at a

do you need this job that the through the open issued this the bathroom at the april bush showed me that you've been the sheets, which allows me the time the, the by actually the switch cars, pitcher blushes, i will try it on them. so let me address so one of the problem, but the, you model to mess but, but when i step by step by step on up some of the them most of the parts of good day. i know at least without the law, i submitted it. you just simply supplement them, could they by end of this up at those sensitive careers or if a thursday morning to june, precise about quarter with them, you have to wait for the brother to do more research always results. uh, but use it a substitute with the job, most of your on your able to put them in your little hallways or to buy sooner. the better just to go. we just don't have to have to do it the most with with, with richard goose because you know what, your boy is sort of loving us. that your stuff is that there's a big deal. so unless i what's your, what's the problem with the phone and put them on the system isn't even efficiency . 100 number,

instead of relieving themselves in the bushes. but nowhere was outdoor peeing so common than at dolores park, also in the mission. people often traded in the use of the bathrooms for these bushes while surrounded by the comfort of nature, until the park's renovation, included a french invention. that's where we met harris loeser. it was here, at the top of the hill, that we engaged in an amicable conversation about the park's beloved pissoirs. >> i come here during the week to during the week to read, and it's a world class spot. it's great to, you know, be able to relieve oneself. >> dolores park has bathrooms on each side of the park, but at times not convenient for those enjoying the park at the top of the hill. >> a piece of wire increases the capacity. it takes the pressure off the bathrooms, which are used by largely by females and people who have to do number two. >> i wish there were more, because sometimes a line will form and it's kind of it can be harder to do it efficiently when there's a line behind you. >> the city h

a bush ofle soybean probably about $10 +. the challenges we have are these prices are reflective of a severe decline in farm communities. sixth generation farm kid from iowa here. this is a deficit 15 years in the making. this committee had already passed on a bipartisan basis on last year's farm safety net been implemented for a crop this year, any indication as whether it would have been better or worse as we head into the next year? >> so at least the data i've seen would have been slightly better for illinois corn farmers and soybean farmers. not to the magnitude that i think is needed. i really applaud the committee's efforts and members and what they did in the ad hoc program. that was probably twice the impact of what we would have seen. mr. weinzierl: because it was tied to planted acres, it really directly affected the cost that we're seeing in the high prices and addressing that issue. mr. nunn: could not agree with you more. while it would have been a step in the right direction, i applaud the members from both sid

all i can say is this — he might have broken deals with 0bama and bush, and he might have broken themdn't. i don't know what happened, but he didn't break them with me. he wants to make a deal. i don't know if he can make a deal. the problem is, i've empowered you to be a tough guy. and i don't think you'd be a tough guy without the united states. and your people are very brave, but you're either going to make a deal or we're out. and if we're out, you'll fight it out. i don't think it's going to be pretty, but you'll fight it out. but you don't have the cards. but once we sign that deal, you're in a much better position. but you're not acting at all thankful. and that's not a nice thing. i'll be honest, that's not a nice thing. all right. i think we've seen enough. what do you think, huh? this is going to be great television, i will say that. all right. we'll see what we can do about putting it together. after leaving the white house, mr zelensky gave an interview to the fox news network and said he believes the relationship between the us and ukraine can be salvaged. it's relations

clinton in the issue of the b budapest -- bush, every american president declined to give american security negotiations. >> which is why zelenskyy is saying, give them to me now because nothing stopped them before. >> peace negotiations need to occur. then the construct of what security guarantees need to be and what needs to be put in place. >> i want to ask you, cbs has confirmed that defense secretary heg sseth has ordered to halt cyber negotiations with russia. >> i'm unaware of that. i don't believe -- there are too many -- i'm certain there are too many considerations to be accurate so blanket. >> they have ordered cyber command to halt cyber operations. it's the link a-- >> considering what i know what russia is doing, i'm certain that's not an accurate statement of the current status of the united states operations. >> you are con -- >> i'm confident what russia is doing against the united states and the united states status against russia would not be that considering what we are facing from russia operations, yes. >> thank you very much. we will be right back with baltmore "face

bush, barack obama, joe biden. two republicans is two democrats.he constitution is not something the government can play policy games with. there's the district judge from new hampshire nominated by president bush. plaintiffs are likely to suffer irreparable harm if the orders is not granted. executive order interprets the citizenship clause of the 14th amendment in a manner that the supreme court has resoundingly rejected and no court in the country has ever endorsed and finally, check out judge, nominate today the district court in massachusetts by president obama who say it is 14th amendment says nothing of the birthright citizens parents in efforts to import such consideration at the time of enactment and when the supreme court construed the text was rejected. no federal judge to my knowledge upheld this executive order against legal, tell me why you think there's such unanimity across the spectrum among the judges. he said, i've always believed that every person, person of whatever race or color who was born in the united states was a citizen

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i know when george w bush who was a texas governor had his advisors, one of them was laura bush, his wife so you have the right to have advisers. >> let's say 2028 comes along, we see a big swing in the electorate, we get president aoc's decides to hire mark mark cuban to go through the government and say look for anything that first they declare a climate emergency htand they say look for anything that might tie the us to stranded fossil fuels which environmentalists can agree, do you think doge gives the pathway to do that? >> there's an old saying, to the victor goesthe spoils. if the democrats are given power that's whatthey choose to do . >> i talked to an oil lobbyist during the first trumpet ministration who mentions , he had a drink. but he said the trumpet ministration, he liked the trumpet ministration. >> they didn't all agree just so you know. >> we going to order? no, they were in favor of president trumps energy policy but he said trumps trade policy is a dagger in the heart of this energy policy, what would you say to that? >> i don't think so because we watch presiden

bush all the way through to the democratic administrations. we've made mistakes along the way, but nothing like we've seen today. >> you know, just to just to reset expectations here. i mean, it seems to me the biggest, uh, issue here, and it's linked to what alex just said, is that the trump administration wants to change this idea that russia is the enemy, that fundamentally, that's what this is about. the idea that ukraine is needed as a bulwark against russian aggression is just not something that they believe in. >> you know, it's interesting point, because that's been the framework of how everyone has looked at this ukraine, russia conflict is that that trump is more closer to russia. he wants business dealings. that's how it's going to break down. but what this really was today, abby was one part reality tv show and one part telenovela. and the thing about really good reality tv is everybody shows up and they know the parts that they're going to play. it was very clear jd vance knew the part he was going to play, trump said. he opened i

all i can say is this he might have broken deals with obama and bush, and he might have broken them with biden. he did. maybe. maybe he didn't. i don't know what happened, but he didn't break them with me. he wants to make a deal. >> so trump thinks this is about him, that putin wants to do a deal with him, that he won't break a ceasefire with him. he will with everybody else, but not with me. is it about him? >> actually, i think trump speaks the truth. putin wants to make a deal with him, because that's the best person that can make a deal with with putin. and and the reason that putin has attacked ukraine early is because he expected trump to win in 2020. and then, you know, maybe trump, right? maybe there would be no war because trump would be forcing zelenskyy to accept putin's demands. so putin, if you. >> look, you're saying yes to a deal with trump because it will be the deal putin wants. >> exactly. that's again, it says it's not i'm saying because they have been saying it. you know, it's i followed russian or russian or internet today. it's just, you know, it's burst in celebra

you should reserve your power and jump out of the bushes at the right moment. i just think that we have to be on the offensive 24 seven. >> now for democrats who will be attending in the house chamber on tuesday night, they'll also have to decide how to respond to trump in real time on the spot. and former house speaker nancy pelosi, who famously ripped up trump's speech during his last state of the union address. she has urging democratic lawmakers to exercise some caution, she said in an interview with the washington post. quote, any demonstration of disagreement, whether it's visual or whatever, just let him stew in his own juice. don't be any grist for the mill to say this was inappropriate. so certainly there will be a lot of different strategies, a lot of different approaches that democrats take towards this speech. but it does come at a time when their messaging continues to be tested, as they are still trying to find their way out of the political wilderness and try to win back voters heading into the 2026 midterms, and also beyond that to 2028 and the

i would too, but russia invaded under bush, under obama, under biden. putin never invaded under trump and trump, saying, i'm the guarantee. and if we have americans in ukraine excavating minerals, that's a double guarantee. and if push comes to shove, something tells me that american weapons are always available. zelensky is not going to get a better deal than that. >> what if russia breaks this fire? what if russia breaks the peace talks? what do you do then? i understand that it's a heated conversation, right? >> what are you saying? >> she's asking, what if russia breaks the ceasefire? >> what if they. what? if anything? what if a bomb drops on your head right now? okay, what if they broke it? i don't know, they broke it with biden because biden didn't respect him. they didn't respect obama. they respect me. >> don't bite the hand that feeds you. netanyahu might have had it out with biden, but he didn't come into the oval office and point his finger in his face. after world war two, the french and the british didn't dictate terms to the americans. we

bush in, the oval office, i was being introduced by then administrator riley because of work i was doing that led to the clean air act amendments. so to allow this trading and administrator riley at this moment, that was such a big deal for me to meet the president said that i want you to meet my friend mr. bob stevens you got my last name wrong and my first name wrong. but of course with the president i couldn't take moment to interrupt. there are a lot of pivotal moments that are described. your book, i mean, going way, way back long before we get to paris. indeed, you know, before copenhagen, that matter. and then durban, which very important. right. what came out of the durban conference, the parties. can you describe maybe just choose one or perhaps two, you know, pivotal moments in the negotiations that if it hadn't gone the way it did, it would have been quite different? well, i think actually you just you just touched on the two. the two camps that i would that i would think about and maybe just let me just back up for a second and give you very briefly, a sense of kind of the de

when we went outside, there was this big bush right under the parents' window that actually had this type of leaf to it. narrator: the bedroom window was unlocked, the screen pushed up. they surmised the killer climbed over the bush and through the window, and forced meghan upstairs, where she was bound with tape and sexually assaulted. her underwear and her skirt were on the floor. there was also-- she had a watch, hair clips, like-- and it was thrown through the room. so it looks like at that point that there probably had been a struggle. she had been fighting back. we believed that somehow she gets up and gets down into the kitchen. narrator: it was there that the killer finished his attack. with a knife from the kitchen, he stabbed meghan about 40 times. 7 of those wounds were inflicted after she was dead. just the mere volume of these stab wounds, there's a whole lot of anger involved in that. that's not what you would typically find on a random attack. this was personal. this-- somebody knew meghan. narrator: at the base of the sink were bloody shoe prints. the investigators no

syria has been run by an in term government led by on that l . shara, following the fall of president bush charl assad, turkey it has warned, it will resume military operations against kurdish fighters if there does all of that process, fail the out loud. curtis on workers party known as the p k. k earlier declared to cease fire after it's jail leader of della urge loans call to lay down arms. those are your headlines. the news continues here on l. g 0 after the fans who make football. the me the early 1949 pages. such a little tape, the cause of blank people's trump. the world war 2 was rage. and this city was a refuge for many trying to escape the nazi rooms. thousands fled to hear from you're hoping for a safe passage to prison or the united states the stairs. you slipped the coach atkinson's for so he had found her to come up to give the cause of blank, of course. but to continue so little plus now she planned to take over a small custom to do something truly belong. the less for the sake of the main as ego spring child grew into one of the african streets quoting institutions. roger,

obama, you know, bush, everybody has had ukraine before -- mempb president has declined to give american to any negotiations. >> which is why zelenskyy is saying, give them to me now, because nothing stopped them before. >> the peace negotiations, these are -- and then we need to look at what are the constructs of what security guarantees need to be and what that needs to be put in place. >> i want to ask you your position on armed services. cbs has confirmed that defense secretary hegseth has ordered cyber command to temporarily halt cyber operations and planning against russia. "the washington post" reports that that's as long as the negotiations continue. there are no negotiations underway. does this concern you? have you been briefed on this? >> i can -- i don't -- i'm unaware of that and i don't believe that that would be -- there are too many -- i'm certain -- considerations there for that to be an accurate statement so blanket. >> but they have ordered cyber command to halt cyber operations. >> considering what i know that -- considering what i know that russia is currently agains

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this is what obama did, when he wanted to extend the bush era tax cuts. we think that's a policy we've got to be incorporating into this budget resolution that, hey, these tax cuts are just policy, so we should keep them rolling out the way they are. maria: well, with just over a month if under his belt, the president is making his prime time address to a joint session of congress this tuesday. what are you expecting? >> what i expect president trump to do is lay out how how he's really living up to his campaign promises. he wants to unleash a golden era here in america. he's doing it by, frankly, reducing the size of government is that we can free up the economy, cut back on the number of regulations so that small businesses can create those jobs, working on making those tax cuts permanent will also be able to help do it, and by reducing the amount of government, you know, we're talking about elon miss, he wants to -- musk, he wants to reduce a trillion dollar run rate by 2026, and we'll start bringing inflation back down, start seeing the economy grow.

that 100 and you know, the left on the plan because my wife doesn't let me tell you of the president bush auto generals can move in the wall and the officer was no, and he said then why i'll be visiting our blood and treasure. and oh my son pull out ya. so he entered into an agreement with the telephone and signed it and but it was implemented by prison by good. so it shows, there was a bipartisan support to this pull out from so you can see it. it was done in the, in the, in a high, it was going to try the spend good 20 years. and they don't, could, and gave uh, from boulevard to tied up on this policy. okay. my question to you, do you believe there is any possibility of them coming back perhaps even in some sort of a cotton like a in a joint effort. let's say with the russians or the salad is because, you know, the results of the reality. that would be an unusual thing around the miracle. if that happens are dry and upper side made. you aren't offers are made for the good of the humanity for the board of the people. designate the idea is that i know to opinions about that, the good powe