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amy: guerline jozef, thank you for being with us, co-founder and executive director of haitian bridge alliance. next have, we speak with congressmember cori bushr new memoir, "the forerunner: a story of pain and perseverance in america." stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. on tuesday, president biden vowed to enshrine access to abortion into law if democrats can expand their narrow majorities in congress in the upcoming midterms, now less than three weeks away. pres. biden: here's the promise, to you and the american people. the first bill i will send to the congress will be to codify roe v. wade. and when congress passes it, i will sign it in january, 50 years after roe was first decided as law of the land. amy: president biden spoke at a democratic national committee event as many democratic candidates hope to harness voter outrage over the supreme court's ruling in dobbs v jackson last that struck down the rights of constitutional abortion and left it up to the states. abortion rights were a key issue during at tuesday night's debate in f

. >> you know, looking at american presidents, amy, i think there was one, george h. w. bush who was director of the cia at one point. i think every other president, amy, who came into office did not have that kind of intelligence backgrounds. maybe joe biden is familiar with the intelligence apparatus from his years in the senate, and vice president, and so on. it seems to me a lot of president start from scratch when they come to the white house. they first get their intelligence briefings and deal with the intelligence community. sometimes they find frustration. jack kennedy famously wanted to break the cia into 1000 people says after the fiasco. you are nodding your head in accordance, i see. how should an incoming president face to prepare for the intelligence community? is it as simple as trust what you get? should we go back to the days of gorbachev? how does the president learn to accept the intelligence he or she is given? >> i think presidents need to understand that intelligence is not a crystal ball. because, all presidents want intelligence to tell them what is g

amy. i think there was one george hw bush who was the director of the cia at one point. i think every other president amy though who came into office did not have that kind of intelligence background. maybe joe biden is familiar with the intelligence apparatus through his years in the senate and vice president so forth, but since maybe a lot of presidents start from scratch when they come to the white house and they first get their intelligence briefings they deal with the intelligence community and sometimes president is fine frustration, jack kennedy famously. wanted to break the cia. thank you said to a thousand pieces after them. they have pigs fiasco. you're not in your head in accordance here. i see how should a incoming president face prepare for the intelligence community. is it a simple trust what you get? is that should we go back to is a gorbitrov and trust verify how does a president learn to accept the intelligence he or she has given? so i think presidents need to understand that intelligence isn't a crystal ball, right because all presidents want intelligen

amy mcgrath. she ran for senate in kentucky. and tim miller is here, contributor to the -- and former communications director for jeb bush. he is author of the new book, why we did it. amy, clearly this scandal is like a car crash that won't end. it keeps hitting the brick wall over and over. but what is going to have more impact on the georgia race? these scandals that walker is having or the actual debate friday night? >> i think the scandals really do matter. i mean, at the end of the day, i have to say that a lot of voters don't watch the debates, even though we might watch them nationally. so, here is the thing, in the age of trump, we have seen that for the republican party, policy does not really matter. conservative principles don't really matter. and now, we are seeing that character, basic character and competence, just does not matter. the only thing that matters is genuflect-ing to donald j trump and the bottom line is, we don't need any more of these folks getting into office who have been endorsed by donald trump. it is literally a threat to our democracy. >> and tim, who is the georgia voter? these scandals

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with justice thomas and bush versus gore, that led court watchers to reasonably believe there were at least four who were interested. in december 2020, you will recall justice amy coney barrett confirmed and enjoyed the court. she did not participate in that case, and my understanding. but again, believed that she would be interested in the theory leading up to those of us who watched to believe there were as many as five justices who were interested in theory. we all knew that the court would take the case and i think all of us understood that the court would likely take the case in more versus harper. suggest one footnote to alisa the that so far. the genesis is literally -- bush versus gore. our focus so that you really understand, the seriousness of this case is a constitutional matter. let me just explain what was behind that and what they said. the argument for the legislature theory is in the text of the constitution. in the elections clause context, the constitution empowers the state legislature, the state legislatures to prescribe the time, place and manner for the federal or congressional elections. the petitioners and more versus harper contend that

our guest today, amy car she has served as the national chant for democracy interim chief of the george barbara bush foundation president of franklin pierce university acting dean of the bush school of government of public service at texas a&m university and senior roles under three u.s. president under george w. bush, secretary of transportation under george h. w. bush. and we have andrew s. natsios, a executive professor at the bush school at texas a&m university and director of the institute of national affairs. he has been a distinguished professor at the university of george brown. a veteran who served in the gulf war, u.s. special envoy to sudan during the door for crisis and now, go today they have edited and produced transforming our world. president h. w. bush and foreign policy. a collection of foreign policy essays from well-known practitioners who participated in the unfolding of international events as part of that bush administration. as we get going i want to make sure everyone knows we will have your audience questions right at the end of our program. if you have questions please sub

amy: frances, i am wondering your thoughts on ben bernanke winning the nobel prize for economics. he was the fed chair from 2006 to 2014, appointed by both bushen he made his way through the revolving door, senior advisor to one of the country's largest hedge funds citadel. but that kind of approach to economics and contrast that, for example, with a woman you have worked with for so many decades that wjust lt, barbara ehrenreich. >> barbara was a wonderful, brilliant person. i have known barbara for about 50 years. i worked with her. i wrote with her. i loved her. she was not only very smart, she was the essence oa decent person and a woman of the left. so her loss is tragic, but inevitable because we all die. barbara leaves in her -- barbara's death leaves us with her accomplishmen, not only her books but her economic hardship project in which she tually paid for young people -- young and poopeople to become the authors of their own life. begin toffect journalism and produce the journalism that will give us knowledge of what it means to be poor in the united states. amy: and ben bernanke? >> i have no opinion about him. [laughter] i mean, h

amy mcgrath. also ran for senate in kentucky against leader mitch mcconnell. stuart stevens is here. a veteran of the mitt romney and george w. bushpaigns. he is now with the lincoln project. his latest book it was all a lie, how the republican party became donald trump. it is a must read. stuart, will biden's message on democracy, while it is hugely important, be enough to connect and motivate voters? >> voters usually have a bunch of different things bouncing around in their minds. just like all of us. do i think it is important for campaigns to tell voters what is important. you have to make it important in value if you expect voters to value it. if i were in the democratic party, god help us, i would close on this message. there are two people who have republicans win. putin and donald trump. and i would put that out there. because it is not an exaggeration. what the president was saying is listen to him. there are key states out there where there are people who say that they will not abide by the rule of law. and decide who's going to win. they look at arizona, these are dangerous people. in a defense of democracy. the answer