bob dole, fred thompson.nk you want to be compared to those campaigns, i guess. >> careful, steve. [ laughter ] >> he'll sit down, he'll be asked the question. colbert is going to ask him, are you running? what do you think he'll say? >> you know, steve, i paid close attention to what biden was saying today in florida. he was talking about the middle class. some people have asked about what his message would be. talking about the middle class has been his forte, and white, uniized, middle class voters have drifted away from the democratic party, they were part of bill clinton's coalition, less so of obama's coalition. these people have drifted right and people who hillary clinton tried to appeal unsuccessfully to in 2008. i think you could see biden take that message and run with it, try to create a coalition for democrats that is slipping away as the party becomes more of a collection of minority and interest groups. that's something that could really appeal to higher-ups in the democratic party, depending w

and it is truly my pleasure and privilege to welcome former senator majority leader bob dole. [ applausere of veterans and to this memorial. frequently you would see him at the memorial and it's our pleasure having him here. he's a three-time decorated for bravery and sacrifice in combat during world war ii. senator dole served as chairman of the narnl campaign that raised private contributions that largely funded the construction of the world war ii memorial. to all of the members of our armed forces and veterans who are here, thank you. thank you for your service. and we honor -- we're honored by your presence. and this morning at this memorial, boy it is a hot day but surely you came because it means a lot to you and it means a lot to the national park service that you are here. there is no tribute, no komen ration, no honor that could truly recognize the magnitude of your service and your sacrifice and really the sacrifice of your families. at the surrender ceremony aboard the uss missouri on september 2nd, 1945, 70 years ago today, general douglas macarthur said it is my earnest hop

kennedy: you know, this reminds me of, tom, i had great pleasure of going on bob dole 96 hours to victory tour in 1996, that was a great time, a glimpse into presidential politics, that i had never seen before. on the plane, behind the scene could senator dole was so funny, so quick. but when he did his stump speeches that likeable personalty was almost gone, he was surprised when he lost. he said like, is that what you wanted? is there something wonderful that hillary is hiding? >> it is weird, every time there is an election, after that election, they give -- it starts at concession speech, well if they gave that speech before the election they would have won, every time, then bob dole does those loveable viagra adses. kennedy: and the diet pepsi ads remember that with cindy crawford, and he is all down boy. >> we see hillary drinking a beer, or crying, and making picture -- taking pictures with kim kardashian. that is so fake. she is not that likeable of a person. kennedy: martin o'malley said that the dnc is limiting the number of debates irk to help hillary clinton clinch the nominat

kennedy: you know, this reminds me of, tom, i had great pleasure of going on bob dole 96 hours to victory tour in 1996, that was a great time, a glimpse into presidential politics, that i had never seen before. on the plane, behind the scene could senator dole was so funny, so quick. but when he did his stump speeches that likeable personalty was almost gone, he was surprised when he lost. he said like, is that what you wanted? is there something wonderful that hillary is hiding? >> it is weird, every time there is an election, after that election, they give -- it starts at concession speech, well if they gave that speech before the election they would have won, every time, then bob dole does those loveable viagra adses. kennedy: and the diet pepsi ads remember that with cindy crawford, and he is all down boy. >> we see hillary drinking a beer, or crying, and making picture -- taking pictures with kim kardashian. that is so fake. she is not that likeable of a person. kennedy: martin o'malley said that the dnc is limiting the number of debates irk to help hillary clinton clinch the nominat

>> bob dole, looking good. japan formally surrendered to allied forces aboard the u.s.s. missouri, 70 years ago. >>> sometimes it takes only one image to awaken the world to a humanitarian crisis. it was a syrian toddler whose body washed up on a turkish shore. we leave you with that and some of the other disturbing details of the crisis. >> we need to aalleviate the unbearable crisis. we need to do more at european level. i have the impression because i feel glad, i think i'm very happy to be saved. >> europe is able to accept and welcome all these people so we just need the politicians to listen to their heart, you know act like human beings and open up the borders. >> freedom freedom freedom. >> we are not who lives here and there and there. >> what we need? what we want? >> imagine yourself in our place! imagine yourself in our place. we are human, we are human, we are educated. >> i think you cannot just stay at home and doing nothing, especially when they're in front of your door, they are hungry need some water, especially some things to wash themselves and pain al

former senator bob dole will raise funds for the memorial to the former president of the united states dwight d. eisenhower. dole plans to raise $150 million from private donors. he will get help from actor tom hanks who also raised money for the world warii memorial. the eisenhower memorial has been stalled for years in disagreements about its design. and speaking of years, we have to share something very, very wonderful with you. our venerable doug hill is going to be inducted very soon in the silver circle of the national academy of television arts and sciences. that is a huge, huge honor. doug: i'm very, very happy. it's very good. i was very happy and honored to find out about that. kimberly: it includes people like yourself -- maureen: it includes people like yourself who spent 25 years. in your case a lot more. [laughter] in service. on television. in our market. in the washington area. congratulations. doug: thank you. i look forward to it. next month is the ceremony. it will be fun. i was happy to hear that. you may not be so happy to hear about the weekend forecast because it

washington, d.c., a ceremony featuring world war ii historian and author richard frank and former senator bob dole, cohosted by the national park service and the friends of the world war ii memorial. this program is about 50 minutes. >>> thank you all for being here today to komen rate this special day at the world war ii memorial. ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the presentation of colors, the playing of the national anthem and the invocation.

senator bob dole who fought in europe during the war. >> thanks for remembering vj day and what it mean as far as freedom and liberty for you and your children and your friends. it means a lot. >> president barack obama honored the more than 100,000 u.s. service members who died in the pacific. he said in a statement that the relationship between the u.s. and japan after the war is a model of the power of reconciliation. he said he's confident the two countries will continue to deepen their ties in the decades to come. >>> the organizers of the 2020 tokyo olympics and paralympics say they are planning a more open competition to find a new set of logos. they scrapped the original ones over allegations of plagiarism and copy right violations. nhk has more. >> reporter: posters of the controversial logos, they are being taken down everywhere in tokyo, including airports and government buildings. the. >> translator: the current cig was caused by the committee's closed door selection policy. i want new emblems to be created with a more open process. >> reporter: the organizing committee plan

senator bob dole. >> i am a proud world war ii veteran.there were 16.5 million of us who served in world war ii now we're down to 850,000. we lose about 600 every day. but we are really the disappearing generation. >> with the aid of a walker and a personal assistant, senator dole placed a wreath at that memorial. >>> a heads-up for federal workers. why you are being told the treat the pope's upcoming visit as a snow day. >>> a team who used a fake website to create a fake pregnancy sin trouble tonight. >>> and a presidential photo op turns into a photo oops as a fish leaves what we could call a lasting legacy on the what did iran's supreme leader get in the nuclear deal? to start with, $100 billion. they keep their nuclear facilities and ballistic missiles. there won't be surprise anytime-anywhere inspections. and after ten years, restrictions are lifted and iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. congress should reject a bad deal. we need a better deal. with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep numbe

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>> air force. >> reporter: on saturday, 92-year-old former senator bob dole raised the heat to greet i'm from kansas! >> the former presidential candidate raised 170 million to build this memorial and now he wants to do the same to honor fellow kansan dwight d. eisenhower. >> ike was our hero. i believe there are still hundreds of thousands of sons and daughters killed from world war ii who consider eisenhower one of our greatest men. it's time we memorial . >> reporter: critics including eisenhower's family says it's modern and imposing and doesn't represent the man from abilene, kansas, who went on to become supreme allied commander and then the 34th president. >> look how confusing. where is the center. >> reporter: bruce cole is the sole member opposing the memorial. >> it's a huge trapestry and tells you nothing about ike. >> reporter: the current design costs 150 million. but this summer, lawmakers voted to withhold funding amid the fight. today, dole and the commission are going around congress, announcing a high profile list of people joining their ranks in a major push for p

former senator bob dole will be those speaking at that commemoration. a d.c.restaurant is honoring those today, martin's tavern in georgetown is offering free food and drink to all veterans of world war ii to commemorate the an varies. truman declared vj day on september 2nd, 1945. >>> caught on camera. a construction worker blown out of a man hole and how he managed to survive. >>> it's something that parents wonder about kids getting dropped off at the wrong spot. how it happened to a student with special needs. >>> and a lot of ♪ hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! ♪ introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. what did iran's supreme leader get in the nuclear deal? to start with, $100 billion. they keep their nuclear facilities and ballistic missiles. there won't be surprise anytime-anywhere inspections. and after ten years, restrictions are lifted and iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. congress should reject a bad deal. we need a better deal. >>> take a look at this incredible video. it shows

little reminds my of bob dole.ho knew when he was running for president that he was actually hilariously funny? it would have endeared him with a lot of voters at the time. even for me at that point. it is one of those things it is important to see in this election cycle to have personality. who has more personality? look at way carly fiorina came across. i don't think she is necessarily concerned about being real as much as she is about being powerful. so there is a little bit after double-edged sword in a way that hillary has to play. >> i disagree. jo ling: how powerful is she? is she in charge? make her more down-to-earth being a grandmother versus secretary of state or senator. it is interesting dynamic. jo ling: thanks from the panel. we'll hear more later. switching to facebook and google, they holding out the welcome mat to 14-year-old clock engineer. billionaire mark cuban is slightly more skeptical. >> english teacher apparently said look, you have to put it in your backpack, because it will make people n

in 1988, bob dole placed ahead of george w. bush. and it was mr. bush who also topped ronald reagan in 1980. on the democratic side, hillary clinton and martin omalacontended the congressional black caucus event. some reports predict that biden will more than likely jump into the presidential race, but some are not so sure. >> they think at the end of the day joe biden is going to look at what's ahead and look at where he is now and realize that he doesn't really need to do this. that he has established his place in american history. that there's a wonderful ambassadorship waiting for him, and he doesn't need to lose another presidential race. >> the vice president was warmly received. >>> this morning jpmorgan boss jamie dimon weighed in on the race saying ceos may know how to n things but may not make the best presidents. tell that to donald trump, carly fiorina. >>> leaders in europe calling an emergency summit to tackle the growing migrant crisis. the president and ceo of a humanitarian relief group is with us for what the countries need to do

and a couple years later during the years, senator bob dole sought the state event carter, ford and nixon all gathered together and he says there they are. speak no evil, hear no evil. [laughter] and on that note i would like to go back about 45 years and i think that many of you will remember this passage in our history. richard nixon had been president for 14 months. the war in via -- vietnam wasn't ending during the campaign and he decided to take some extremely drastic measures which led to a series of disasters unlike any that our country had experienced since the civil war. it's the spring of 1970. mixing was sleepless. i don't think that he ever slept, the general committee is military aide recalled. he dealt with at night by drinking. president by day fell into a deep state talking with the chief of chief of staff for the past presidency started planning the precise details of his own funeral. he had predicted 1970 with the the worst year of the first term. he proved pressing it. the president's popularity plummeted 11 points of march. the endless war was the cause. it was taking

if bob dole thought he had a shot, he'd get back in. but i don't know. if he does, you know, the clintons will have to work hard for the presidency. it never comes easy. it's a high office. and i can't blame people for wanting the job also. it's a hell of a job. >> james carville, we'll be looking for you in that 2020 race along with kanye west. >> there you go. >> james carville, thanks so much. that is "all in" for this evening. the rachel mad doe show starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> i love that guy. >> he is entertaining. >> exactly. thanks, man. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. >>> hey, so turns out the republican presidential primary is a disaster! turns out it's a total mess. and i don't mean that in terms of the quality of the candidates running or the issues on which they're trying to appeal to voters. i mean, literally, the process is broken and ridiculous and unprecedented and now, as of tonight, it is back in chaos. i had a completely different show planned for tonight. i was planning on talking about something to

. >>> former senator and world war ii veteran bob dole will be among those paying tribute to world war ii veterans today at the world war ii memorial. the national park service plans a special ceremony to park the 70th anniversary of vj day. it's the anniversary of the allied forces victory in the pacific and the effective end of world war ii. the ceremony takes place at 10:30 a.m. >>> a standoff over same-sex marriage in kentucky continues this morning. >> county clerk tim dave -- kim davis has less than 24 hours to respond to a federal judge's motion calling her to court today. >> we'll have much more on that story coming up. first, let's check in with erika-- >> with erica. >> it's steamy out here already. we're looking at dew points in the 70s. that's oppressive humidity and it's going to be another hot one as temperatures head to the 90s today. we could see a shower or thunderstorm thou most of that act -- though most of that activity will be west of the beltway. we'll talk more about the threat of rain returning to the >>> it is 6:10. welcome back. i'm first alert meteorologist e

. >>> former kansas senator bob dole is now leading a major fundraising effort to build a memorial to dwight d. eisenhower right here in washington. dole said he aims to raise $150 million in private money. joining him in the effort will be actor tom hanks. the two men also worked together to raise $170 million to build the world war 2 memorial. >>> a man is under arrest for allegedly having a weapon on school property and tonight he's held without bond. police took him into custody after finding him lying in some tall grass behind oakton elementary. they were alerted by teachers who saw the man wandering around with the knife in a field outside the school. >>> a surprising decision today in baltimore where mayor stephanie rawlings-blake announced that she will not seek reelection. >> i realized that every moment that i spent planning for a campaign or reelection was time that i was taking away from my current responsibilities to the city, to the city that i love. it's the city that i took an oath to serve. >> this mayor has had a lot on her plate. the mayor's announcement comes alway

and a couple years later during the reagan era senator bob dole saw at a state event carter, ford and nixon all gathered together. and he says, well, there they are. speak no evil, hear no evil and evil. [laughter] and on that note, i would like to go to the way back machine about 45 years, and i think many of you will remember this passage in our history. richard nixon had been for 14 months. the war in vietnam was not ending as he had promised during his campaign. and he decided to take some extremely drastic measures which led to a series of disasters unlike any, really, our country had experienced probably since the civil war. all right. it's the spring of 1970. nixon was sleepless, soul searching, his demonic insomnia returned. i don't think he ever slept, general alexander haig, his military aide, recalled. he dealt with it at night by drinking. the president by day fell into a dark state of por tense and omens, talking about past presidents' auras, he suddenly started planning the precise details of his own funeral. he had predicted that 1970 would be the worst year of his firs

former senator bob dole and senator pat roberts are now trying to get that very deserved memorial forir fellow kansans. >> you got a great project going a memorial for president eisenhower; is that right? >> that is correct. dwight david eisenhower, a great general, a great president, a man who liberated millions during world war ii, a man who preserved the western democracy from adolf hitler's third like and then gave us three years of peace and prosperity. i don't know of anybody more deserving of dwight dave eisenhower than ike is of a memorial on the mall and we're close. >> it's been 16 years since congress authorized this memorial. and it still has not been built. and some of us older world war ii veterans auto would like to be there for the dedication. so we need to start and we are going to try to raise the money privately and i might add that you were the first contributor. [ laughter ] >> not the biggest but may have been one of the first. you know, there is so much people don't know about i've been hour. they remember eisenhower in terms he was a general, that he was led d-

bob dole was the leader, i was the whip.not a good idea then, it was not a good idea in 2013 and wouldn't be a good idea now. liz: let me quickly bring up donald trump's tax plan which he unveiled today, and we can put up some of the points. he wants to cut from seven brackets to four individual brackets with a 0% for singles who make under 25,000, marrieds who make under 50,000 jointly, repatriation of overseas profits, better rate, obviously, we're still at the broad strokes level but, sir, from what you've heard of trump's tax plan, could it somehow get through congress? >> i doubt it. if it were a multiple choice opportunity, well, then you could pick and choose. repatriation, we've got to do that, should have already done it. we've got to make sure that american corporations pay a rate that's low enough where they're not incentivized to go to england or brussels, whether it may be. some of his proposals are good, some of them are clearly not. and i think that his tax plan would cost a lot of money and would not have the

. >> like mccain, romney, and bob dole. none of our nominees have either those things. for quite a while. you hear a lot about which is the legs of the three legates duel are you going to be. which is your line. you know a three legates stool for a reason. republicans do best when they embrace all three legs. when are you are only a one like it candidate, you can't stand up. to that extent, were not one that only has one lane and were only going to double down on that lane. we also don't scare anybody. yes you have to become the first choice of enough people, but the pathway to do that is not to be scared of any part of the party. there are diehard ted cruz supporters, and they think yes i like mark rubio. that's important because it's not just about marco, he said to me once i would never want to be the nominee of the league party. to that point, if you don't have a sustainable party and you are not a sustainable canada for a general election, what is the point. you shouldn't just be about general election, you should abandon your principles, but you should absolutely

it's bob dole, bob michael, cloth cut republicans with some old money like the bushes.he northeast and the midwest historically and now more the sun belt because of the civil rights passage in '64. it would be the end of the solid south. now we have a solid south which is pro white in the south and we have a western party in the mountain states, which is mormon and conservative. so except for the left coast, as we still cheerily call it, california and washington and oregon and sweeping over to the east, the country is pretty red. >> as rachel and i have been talking, if it's mccarthy, you'll have mccarthy and pelosi from the same state. >> yeah, mccarthy is not a roman catholic. i keep tabs on these things. he's baptist wp there's always an oddness. he's likable and good communication skills. i don't think he's angry. i think we all know that the new measure of popularity in the movement is how angry you are. huckabee definitely. it seems you have to show your antagonism to the way things are generally speaking to be a leader on the hard right. >> chris, look at what h

to be a one-on-one and then reagan insisted on bringing a lot of other candidates in there, like bob dolejust rammed it to the moderator, mr. green -- he called him, mr. breen. i paid for this microphone. it gave -- it was one of those almost trump-like moments where a guy grabbed the attention and turned that debate around. most of the debates, you're right, carol, have been much more stayed, much more one-on-one. you know, the kind of -- the unforgettable backdrop we saw with nixon and kennedy. certainly not air force one. >> no, certainly not air force one. i'm struckling to come to grips with which is better because shouldn't the backdrop be, you know, kind of drab so we can listen to what the candidates are actually saying or does a fancy backdrop enhance what the candidates are saying? >> oh, at this early stage, i don't think it really matters very much. there's going to come a time when this is going to get more serious. but, you know, for the moment, this is being portrayed as a very -- very largely being portrayed as a boxing match, you know, world class boxing match. i'm beginn

for more on the jobs report and the market's reaction, we're joined by bob dole and scott brown, a chiefconomist with raymond james. scott, as you are the economist, what is the conclusion? what are you telling people now? >> well, certainly the nonforeign payroll number, even though it was right of expectations, there was a revision. that makes it about a wash. these numbers get revised. you're seeing a relatively strong mace pace of growth. there are two factors that give hawks ammunition. one is the increase in average hourly earnings which was slightly ahead of expectations. you want to look at these with a grain of salt, however, there's a built of fuzz in the numbers. still, we know the job market is improving, and really, the situation for the fed is they're looking down the road 12, 18 months and seeing the job market tighten. there's a lot less slack a year from now at the current pace. they're justified in raising rates. whether that happens in september is an open question. if the markets are calm heading into that fed decision, they may be more inclined to raise rights. it se

. >>> congressman bob doled of illinois knew the slain police officers. he's been briefed boy law enforcement. he 'joining me on the phone. representative, i do want to that you can to you about the latest on this manhunt, but before that, you knew lieutenant gliniewicz. what was he like? >> let me say we lost a dear friend, not only to fox lake, but he was a scoutmaster for an explorer post. you couldn't come to an event in fox lake, and for the viewers that might not know, this is a very tight-knit community, very beautiful in a chain of lakes. you couldn't come to an event and not see joe. he was very much a fabric of the community. that's why the community is literally they're just reeling from what happened. and i do believe that this family will come together and wile have a vigil this evening to remember joe and make sure we're rallying behind his family. >> thank you for sharing information with us. we are certainly sorry for your loss. give us a sense of where this manhunt for the suspects, who are sought in connection with the murder of officers

bush, bob dole. and none of our nominees have had either of those two things for quite a while. will you a lot about which is, which of the legs of the three-legged stool are you going to be. which a shoreline for the read report said this. three-legged stool for a reason. republicans do best when they embrace all three legs. when you are only a one like a candidate, you can't stand up. so to that extent, look, we're not and each candidate where we only have one leg and we will double down on that link. -- niche candidate. we also does get anybody. when you look at these, yes, you have to become the first choice of enough people of the pathway to do that is to not be scary to any part of the party. there are diehard ted cruz supporters who think, yeah, i like marco rubio. and there are diehard jeb bush supporters who are like him i like marco rubio. that's important because it's not just about, or gaza today was a long time ago, public get in trouble when i repeat conversations i had. i would ever want to be the nominee of the week party. so to the party -- the week party. if yo

bush, bob dole. none of our nominees have had either of those for quite a while. so you hear a lot about which legs of the three latest lie you going to be, which is your line and this and reporters say this, it is a three legged stool for reason and republicans do best when they embrace all three legs and when you are only a one legged candidate you can't stand up and so to that extent, we are not a niche candidate where we only have one leg and we will double down on that lane. we also don't scare anybody. when you look at these you have to become the first choice of enough people, but the pathway to do they is not to go to any part of the party. there are die hard ted cruz supporters, who like marco rubio. there are die-hards who like marco rubio, that is important because marcos said to me once a long time ago, probably in trouble when i repeat conversations, but i would never want to be the nominee of the whig party. to that point, if you don't have a sustainable party and you are not a sustainable candidate for a general election what is the point? you shoul

bush, bob dole? look, none of our nominees have had any of those things for quite a while. so, it's, you hear a lot about well, which is the three, which of the legs of the try-legged stool are you going to be? which is your line in this. you hear reporters say that. you know what? it's a three-legged stool for a reason. and republicans do best when they embrace all three legs. and when you're only, you know, a one-legged candidate, you can't stand up. and so to that extent, look, we're not a niche candidate where we've only got one lane and we're going to really double down on that lane. but we also don't scare anybody. when you look at these, yes, you have to become the first choice of enough people. but the pathway to do that is to not be scary to any part of the party. there are diehard ted cruz supporters who think, yeah, i like marco rubio. and there are diehard jeb bush supporters who are, like, i like marco rubio. that's important. it's not just about -- you know marco said to me a long time ago, i probably get in trouble when i repeat conversations i've had. but he

bush, bob dole? look, none of our nominees have had any of those things for quite a while. so, it's, you hear a lot about well, which is the three, which of the legs of the try-legged stool are you going to be? which is your line in this. you hear reporters say that. you know what? it's a three-legged stool for a reason. and republicans do best when they embrace all three legs. and when you're only, you know, a one-legged candidate, you can't stand up. and so to that extent, look, we're not a niche candidate where we've only got one lane and we're going to really double down on that lane. but we also don't scare anybody. when you look at these, yes, you have to become the first choice of enough people. but the pathway to do that is to not be scary to any part of the party. there are diehard ted cruz supporters who think, yeah, i like marco rubio. and there are diehard jeb bush supporters who are, like, i like marco rubio. that's important. it's not just about -- you know marco said to me a long time ago, i probably get in trouble when i repeat conversations i've had. but he

bush, bob dole?of our nominees have had either of those two things for quite a while. so it e's -- which of the leg o three-legged stool are you going to be? which is your line? you read reporters say this. you know what? three-legged stool for a reason and republicans do best when they embrace all three legs and when you're a one-legged candidate you can't stand up. so to that extent, look, we're not a niche candidate where we have one lane and we'll double down on that lane. but we also don't scare anybody. yes you have to become the first choice of enough people but the pathway to do that is to not be scary to any part of the party. there are die hard ted cruz supporters who think, yeah, i like marco rubio. and there are die hard jeb bush supporters, like, i like marco rubio, that's important. marco said to me, once, a long time ago -- i probably get in trouble when i repeat conversations i had -- but this morning he said, you know, i would never want to be the nominee of the wig part yhig pa. so

didn't bob dole?t announce. >> i'm getting there. >> the fact is, for some, it is going to be an easier proposition. trump is going to have a grand time on the couch. for some of the others, it's a risky proposition. it could go sideways. >> rarely goes sideways. the host wants you to do well. you are not going to see them come at me with serious questions, put you on the spot. chris christie was on with fallon. >> he is a playful guy. you know it's a safe harbor when you go there. i wonder, if you get a trump in there, he can be sensitive to what's done with him. fallon does a great impression. he is genius. you don't know whether donald is going to take it the right way. >> that's a great point. to have it on a friday night, it's the rare friday night spectacle. colbert has only given a few interviews. he's going to be the more serious late night. >> he is going to be welcoming. letterman used to puncture trump like way shi. >> we have to remember, they plan out these skits and moments. none of this

bob dole and his terrible ' 6 presidential campaign said we've lost shame as a motivating factor in our to do is know -- government does a terrible job of tracking how they spend our money. if we publish the welfare recipients we'll track it. we know there's widespread welfare abuse. government doesn't seem to care to do anything about reining it in. if the american taxpayers are paying the freight know who is getting welfare they can keep a better eye on who is abusing the system and perhaps we can do some serious welfare reform. >> okay, rebecca, the key to what he just said were the people abusing the system. there are some people we all know abuse the system, they go on it for years. but there are others who run into a tough spot and they might have to go on public assistance for a while, what's the matter with putting the list out there of the people who are winding up with money out of the taxpayers' pocket? >> thanks, steve. the real shame here is that our minimum wage in this country is a poverty wage, and the fact is, it's not enough anymore to lift a family of three out of pov

senator bob dole. co-hosted by the national spark service and the drk park service and the friends of the memorial. this is about 50 minutes. >> thank you all for being here today to commemorate this essential day at the world war ii memorial. ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the presentation of colors can, the pay playing of the national anthem and the i o invocation.