wounded, bush lashes out. being attacked on character by governor clinton is like being called ugly by a frog. don't worry about it. [crowd cheers] [man] 'good morning. 'george bush, bill clinton, ross perot. 'americans go to the polls and select a president today. 'election day. november 3rd, 1992.' oh, boy. nervous. as anyone would be in that situation. everyone was. 'well, there are a number of very, very close races in the south. 'indeed, we expect a great deal of drama in this region, 'throughout the evening.' i was scared. you're thinking, "the difference in my life "between us winning and losing." [woman] 'most of the polls are now closed in north dakota, 'in n the senatete race there' [black] ] we were inin housto, whicich was wherere presidenenh liked to c celebrate election nights. [man] 'let's take a look at the national numbers now so far.' [black] we got morning waves, and they had us way down, like, 15 points down. [man] 'the electoral map is looking lopsided 'in favor of bill clinton.' and the a

george bush. george bush. george bush has quite simply run the most arrogant, inept, reckless and ideological, foreign policy in the modern history of our nation. and i will return to the community of nations on your behalf. i will go to the united nations, and we will proudly turn over a new chapter in america's relationship with the world that lives up to our values and our standards. so. now, as you all know now, as you all know, george bush has announced that he will run for reelection on the issue of security, the war on terror, making america safe. well, that makes sense. he can't run on jobs. he can't run on the environment, can't run on health care, can't run on his promise to school children. in fact, this is the biggest say one thing, do another thing administration in the history of the nation. and i. but but if george bush does want national security to be the central issue of this campaign, i look forward to reminding him that i know something about aircraft carriers for real. and i. service natio

bush, as bush being he was really enjoyed the more casual entertaining at camp david. he would ring heads of state out there and instead of the formal meal he would have cheeseburgers, coleslaw, apple and blue bell, ice cream. and he did the same down at the ranch in texas. he really enjoyed this more informal gatherings and felt it was an easier way to get to know people more on a more personal level in. fact that's one of our most popular right? stuart the recipes the ranch that matt wendel who cooked for them quite a bit now as the manager at blair house. i don't know how many cheeseburgers he's making there fried chicken but that is you know matt talks often about that cooking at the ranch jeremy what of what about mrs. obama had a mrs. obama was very insistent in in a sense that we keep bringing in new people, people that had never experienced the white before. so she wanted there not to be too many repeat i call them repeat offenders people felt that they were entitled to every holiday party, every state dinner. we all had those you know folks we understand no on

bush 41. but a couple of quick observations. i'd like to like to run through , at least from my perspective, perhaps the two most important things coming out of president reagan's sdi speech was when he reopened the debate about whether the united states should defend itself against ballistic missiles or choose to remain vulnerable. right. not just the homeland, but american military forces deployed abroad. right. and so that was a significant kind of intellectual transformation, even though would be many, many decades before the united withdraw from the treaty and place defenses. president reagan's speech sort of reopened this debate that had really been shut down pretty tight by the abm treaty. the second significant aspect, my perspective, the sdi speech was, he really transformed the way the united states thought about missile defense capabilities, technologies and systems. heretofore, you know, missile defense options were confined to a single kind of technology. right. nuclear warheads o

bush was donald trump's least favorite republican president, it will look an awful lot like bush.ou beat a more conservative candidate in iowa, maybe lose to someone in new hampshire. bush lost to john mccain and trump could lose potentially to nikki haley and then you try to crush this rebellion in south carolina as bush did with mccain. haley is hoping for a different outcome. host: it is reported heading to south carolina. what could the strategy be there? guest: it's a more conservative state the new hampshire. it's a close primary. i could see he thinks there's may be more receptive audience. he has not been polling very well in new hampshire. he has been behind in most polls. chris christie who has already dropped out of the race. things were not looking very good in new hampshire even though he got a lot of conservative activists support in the state early on. maybe he is looking ahead. he might also be looking to slice into nikki haley's momentum. that becomes a dynamic in the race that i think has benefited the former president trump is that you have his two main opponent

bush jr., prince andrew, members of the masonic lies consider themselves chosen a caste that is calledhey put themselves above universal human morality, and again the american freemason presidents are asking. bill clinton especially distinguished himself by talking about his loveliness, about whom the world press never tired of writing during all two terms of his presidency. at times it seemed that the object of his lustful desires was any woman. sexual relations with his subordinates, having sexual relations with them right at the workplace, in the oval office, nicknamed by the inhabitants of the white house, oral. one might assume that this is simple moral turpitude, but this is not entirely true. we are confident that clinton's behavior , a lifelong member of the satanic order of de molay, and six other international secret societies, is straightforward. a consequence of his masonic upbringing and belonging to precisely those secret lodges that, in their ritual ceremonies, practice not only sacrifices, but sexual orgies. in order to become an american president, you do not need to b

i know how to manipulate weather. >> bush paid him $165,000.s only been in office for three years and spent almost a million bucks on bodyguards. this isn't whitney houston. this is cori bush who feels she deserves the protection you don't. bush proposed defunding the police. >> you would rather me die? is that what you want to see? you want to see me die? that could be the alternative. i have private security because my body is. being on this planet right now. i have private security because they, the white suppresses racist narrative that they drive into this country. if i end up spending $200,000 or spend 10 more dollars on it you know what? i get to be here to do the work. suck it up. defunding the police has to happen. we need to defund the police. spin nick bush has been a thorn in biden's side viciously attacking him for defending israel and then a federal investigation. we see a pattern. biden's prosecutors have gone after trump, elon musk, eric adams and now the squad. every time someone f's with a biden the fbi shows up and he says tr

merit's worked security on bush's campaign and married last year and bush's office said merit is an armycan provide security services at or below a fair market rate. at the time, merit's held no private security license in st. louis or here in dc. fec rules allows lawmakers to pay family members for bone fioed service members -- bona bonafide services for private security and representative needs it because there's been threats to her life and that she's using campaign funds, not taxpayer dollars. liz. elizabeth: you're always so good, rich. love your journalism there. thank you so much. welcome to the show washington times opinion editor charlie hurt. this is quite a story. what do you make of it? >> it really is. you've got a couple things going on here. it's sort of comical to listen to congresswoman bush claim these are right wing groups coming after her. last i checked doj is not a right wing group but okay, she's got to make her argument. there's a couple things going on here. one is that she is as rich points out one of the loudest ring leaders of this defund the police movement.

south carolina as bush did with mccain.utcome. host: it is reported heading to south carolina. what could the strategy be there? guest:more conservative state the new hampshire. it's a close primary. i could see he thinks there's may be he has not been polling very well in new hampshire. he has been behind in most polls. chris who has already dropped out of the race. íq■ethiner hampshire even though he got a lot of conservative activists support in the state early on. maybe he is looking ahead. might also be looking t into 's momentum. that becomes a dynamic in the race that i has benefited the former president trump is that you have his two main opponents really have a lot of incentive to go after each other place it becomes easier for hims to hold onto first -- onto first. there's going to be a big sort of expectations game, setting coming out of vaio up. on the oneif you look at his maf victory, 30 points, biggest ever in a competitive iowa caucus, more than double the previous re in 1988. nobody gets better than a littl

bush's office has said he is an army veteran and security professional.ederal law limits how candidates may spend their campaign money. fec rules allow lawmakers to pay family members for actual services at fair market value. bush says the office of congressional ethics investigated this situation last year, found no wrongdoing and voted unanimously to dismiss the case. the progressive congresswoman has reportedly spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on private security as a strong advocate of defunding police. bush has been criticized for that. >> maybe she wants to defund the police so she can steal more out of her campaign and pay her husband. >> bush justified the security expenditures saying she has been threatened and as a rank and file of the member of the house gets no government security. bush denies she used taxpayer money on private security, only campaign funds, bret. >> bret: okay. we will follow it. rich, thanks. markets today stocks were mixed as investors await tomorrow's interest rate decision by the federal reserve. the dow gaining 134

joe biden and laura bush. a bit of laura bush. she is a of jill a biography of the first lady about jill biden before covering the white house, she was a supervisor on the ap's political desk in washington for the 2008 presidential election, a role she also held during the 2000, 2000, four and 2012 election cycles. she has covered congress and federal agencies and spent several years on an enterprising enterprise writing team. and finally, i'm delighted to welcome our moderator for this evening to the library. tamara tamara tamara, tamara keith has a white house correspondent for npr since 2014 and co-hosts the npr podcast, the top political news podcast in america. she has previously covered congress, served as a business reporter for npr. she has deep roots in public radio and got her start news by writing and voicing essays for npr's weekend edition sunday. as a teenager and in 2018, she was elected to serve the board of the white house correspondents association and currently serves as its president. please join me welcoming o

walker bush's name from his father's name. former president george bush, sr.e the letter wyu the trademark of his election campaign. it turned out that this was a joke among employees who were resigning from the administration of the previous president, bill clinton. as a sign of welcome, they decorated the entrance to the white house with missing keys. while they were looking for other keyboards, it took several hours, the presidential office could not release a single official document signed by the head of state. later, when... the problem was solved, they talked about it on press conference, and white house press secretary ari fleischer said that the bush administration regards the incident as a joke and does not intend to attach much significance to the incident. this is what this day in history was like. we need to create the future ourselves and do it together. we are very different, we speak different languages, but we have the same desire: a diverse and open world for everyone. every opinion. will be heard at the world youth festival, let's start the

bush. bush is younger, he even made a letter.turned out that this was a joke among employees who were resigning from the administration of the previous president, bill clinton. as a sign of welcome, they decorated the missing one. the parliamentary hour program is on air. hello. let's talk about the main decisions state duma this week. stop the cold torture. the state duma is taking special control over the issue of heat supply. we need to do everything to protect people in this situation. deputies will conduct an audit of the state of the system and concession agreements. has never been encountered before in the parliamentary practice of the modern state duma. the state duma, against barbarism in bulgaria , proposed demolishing the monument to the soviet liberator alyosha. if they take this step, we will never forgive them for it. stop bullying among teenagers. deputies are discussing the possibility of fines for parents. we need to not just send a signal, but take legislative measures. and also changes. for taxis in the regions

to an bush was like what's up?reatest they. what was your most interesting lane trip? a door flew off a flight -- >> where you met peter. of course. it has to be. >> is not the first one that came to mind which is embarrassing, i call it love at first flight. always great but when i was speaking of, who talk about bush, we flew from baghdad to afghanistan after choose return. i was the only one who got hurt in the whole thing, i was hit in the face and nobody told me not to sleep on my side on the flight from baghdad to afghanistan so i get up and go into the conference room, he says did you sleep on your side? is all the blood pooled here and that's why i had a black eye for the last six weeks in the bush administration which also might be a metaphor. [laughter] >> @we love her. >> we will leave you with this, do you know any dirty jokes by your standards, not by yours? >> i'm well aware but peter knows. >> auto -- i do. is allowed? >> it's fine, a saturday night. >> i have to figure you want one about a nun or a

bush, the younger one with him. is a thing of the past, and this is good, both for the russian people, and for the people of my country, and for the people of europe, and for the whole world as a whole. in 2005, bush came to moscow again to celebrate the sixtieth anniversary of the victory in the great patriotic war. war, however, by that time, mutual claims had already accumulated in relations between russia and the united states: putin criticized bush for military actions in iraq, as well as color revolutions in georgia and ukraine, and bush accused the kremlin of violating human rights and putting pressure on the press. wherein both leaders tried to maintain friendly ties, but even a joint fishing trip in the atlantic ocean, where bush invited putin in 2006, did not resolve the differences. by that time, washington had announced plans to deploy the elements. moscow accused washington of openly supporting saakashvili during the conflict in south ossetia, and bush criticized our country for allegedly violating geor

bush has been criticized for spending hundreds of thousands on private security.t because there's been threats to her life and that she's using campaign funds, not taxpayer dollars. martha? >> martha: rich, thanks very much. right now president biden a live shot, as he leaves palm beach today on his way to miami. he's been holding campaign events in florida. when we saw the president leaving the white house earlier, he said a couple of things. he said that he had decided how he's going to retaliate for the death of three american service members. we have yet to learn exactly what form that will take. we will see because we know that the white house has said will happen at a time hand place of the commander-in-chief's choosing along with his leadership at the department of defense. you can see the president as he heads up the stairs to air force one right now. he also said that he's done all he can when it comes to the border. obviously a huge story a huge topic for voters across the nation as we watch the president on air force one. it will soon be on its way from

bush. ms. bush votes no. mr. gentlewoman eases votes no. ms. brown. ms. brown votes no. ms. stance bury. mr. garcia. mr. garcia votes no. mr. frost votes no. ms. lee votes no. mr. casar votes no. ms. crockett votes no. mr. goldman votes no. mr. moskowitz votes no. ms. tlaib votes no. mr. chairman. mr. comer: yes. the clerk: the chairman votes yes. mr. jordan is not reported. mr. jordan votes yes. [indiscernible] the clerk: on this vote, the ayes are 25 and the nays are 21. [indiscernible] mr. comer: recommending that the house of representatives find robert hunter biden for refusal to comply with the subpoena dually should for this committee. we will move the report to the full house. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. pursuant to house rule 11 clause 2, committee members may have a right to file supplemental minority and disinteresting views. the staff is authorized to make necessary technical and changes reported today subject to the approval of the minority. without objection, so ordered-f there is no further business before the committee,

. >> i hide in the bush. and 30 meters from the bush i saw a white van that arrived near the bush.van five guys, five civilians from gaza, normal civilians is not soldiers from nukhba soldiers. it was regular people from gaza. with normal clothes. and they started to pull her clothes off. it was -- it was like half a circle. and the girl was in the middle of the circle. and after they pulled her clothes off, off the girl, they started to -- one of them started to -- to rape her. and it was something like 40 seconds. and after he rape her he take a knife and kill her, murder >>> after he did it, he continued to rape the dead body. >> what was the attitude of this group while they were doing this? were they angry? were they cursing? what were they doing? >> they don't was angry. they always laugh. i think it was for fun. they murdered a lot of people to fun. they always laugh. >> what did they do after they raped her and killed her, and what did they do after that? >> they started to run after one couple a boy and a girl that they saw. they murdered them too. >> with knives? >> with

bush the youngest in the election of the head of the american state, the court decided in favor of bush not grief, but many people in the american media said that such a decision was made because there is a conservative majority in the court, and the majority of judges are appointed by presidents, republicans, about then they shot films about theft. victory, it became such a meme, and if the court were to rule in favor of trump now, wouldn't it be that most of the american media would say that the judges did it, precisely because the majority of the supreme court justices the courts of the united states are appointed by republican presidents, the judges are appointed by democrat presidents in the minority, i think the media can say that, it is quite possible, as i agree with the decision in favor of bush in 2000, it was more then.. . than based on laws, although bush won in florida quite honestly, there was a recount afterwards, he got about 500 more votes, but there was no clear definition, because it was the first time in history, it was not regulated in any way, therefore, this was p

bush beat patrick buchanan by 16.mber is a larger margin than trump's, and trump also didn't even reach his own 16 margin as i mentioned at the top of the program. if you go back to that very different context there were alarms at the bush white house from just that number. also widely perceived to show his weakness, something that ultimately was the problem when he faced off in the general election against clinton. >> buchanan delivered a serious body blow to bush. >> tonight, what began as a little rebellion has emerged and grown into a full fledged middle american revolution. >> he managed only a written statement. he said he was delighted with his win, but that he got the message. >> with a victory margin of just 16%. 53 to 37% over patrick buchanan. >> even then a sitting president felt the need to acknowledge something was amiss. of course, that is not donald trump's style. and he is not a sitting president. "the new york times" reported bush was jarred by that primary and it was a less than impressive victory o

bush, george w.zuckerberg, harvey weinstein, linz sim , ehud barak, david copperfield, glen duben, lex wexner, thomas pritzker, bill richardson, bill gates, allan derschewitz, in whose manger the flame was born, to the peace of the whole world, a new nazareth is before us, its shepherds are already glorifying name, light beyond the mountains, you perish, damn judas, splashed across the seas, our northern miracle, your sons will not understand, your favor will not understand. not to hear the secret call, the clouded gaze on your lips is a veil, more and more stubborn, more and more in vain, darkness catches your family, no, you will not give the truth in the manger you tell christ, they went to a closed island, raped, slaughtered, killed small children, a rat, vile, satanic tribe, members of masonic lodges consider themselves a chosen caste, which... having sexual relations with them right in the workplace, in the oval office , nicknamed by the inhabitants of the white house, oral. one might assume th

bush case, when the vice president of the united states, albert gore, tried to object the victory of george bush jr. in the elections for the head of the us state, the court made a decision in favor of bush , not grief, but many people in the american media at that time said that such a decision was made because the court has a conservative majority, and the majority of judges are appointed by republican presidents, films were then made about it, about stolen victory, it's become such a meme, and if now in... makes such a decision in favor of trump, won't it turn out that most of the american media will say that the judges did it, precisely because the majority of the judges of the supreme court of the united states are appointed by republican presidents, and judges are appointed by the president. democrats in the minority? i think the media can say that, well, it's entirely possible, as i agree that the decision in favor of bush in 2000, it was more ideological then based on the laws, although bush, quite honestly, in florida there was then a recount , he got about 500 more votes, b

bush jr. in the election of the head of the american state, the court ruled in favor of bush, not grief, but many people in the american media at that time talked about what the decision was made because there is a conservative majority in the court, and the majority of judges are appointed by presidents, republicans , then movies were made about it, about a stolen victory, it became such a meme, and if the court now makes such a decision in favor of trump, will it not turn out that most of the us media will say that the judges did it precisely because... the majority of the justices of the united states supreme court are appointed by republican presidents, the judges are appointed by the presidents, the democrats are in the minority. and i think the media can do that to speak, completely, is completely. perhaps , as i agree that the decision in favor of bush in 2000, it was then more ideological than based on laws, although bush won in florida quite honestly, there was a recount later, he won about 500 more votes, but there was no clear definition, because it was the first time in hist

the united states, the israel lobby went in ferociously against president bush, and it cost bush the election, 1992, he lost that election, and the israel lobbies influence on that was significant, but just going back to what's going on in gaza, when it's perceived that the united states is the enabler, that means the united states becomes a target for... whoever it could be jihadiss and any number of america haters around the world and we know this from you know what osama bin lardan wrote now 20 years ago he said you know what is it that really agitates us and he said you top of the list israel so we bin larden that was 20 years ago there are plenty of young younger versions of bin laden around who are very agitated about this yeah well "most people in the world would be a little bit agitated by the genocide that that is taking place for sure. um, well, shabir, your thought on the timing of the release now of fc. mean, there there's some who say that, um, public opinion in general, if we look at what's happening in in a lot of western countries, um, there's a lot of talk about pale

, i would say, not even bush anymore. .. no, that is, there is such a thing there was corruption, thatto develop a national energy strategy, they say one line cost $10,000, well, in general, i don’t dare condemn the vice president of the united states, especially for such and such money, yes, in general something like this, just like now, now europe is gathering forces that, in my opinion, so to speak, at the behest of the united states, they must replace from enhao and exchange in the red sea, what forces they can, i don't know, they have three aircraft carriers there is, one for france, two, two for great britain, in my opinion, that means charles de gaulle, at the beginning of this conflict last year he entered the eastern mediterranean sea, then left, as for bet and the prince of ulensk. it’s not something to get into so that some houthi doesn’t end up in ovzenkhaur, to put it simply , well, yes, they left afghanistan so that they could deal with ukraine, yes, they are now redistributing forces, they have already stated that they, apparently, will leave from syria, apparently, they

bush's second term.in iraq and afghanistan, teetering on the brink of a global economic crash, disillusioned, divided, and desperate for change. whoever wins the democratic nomination looks like a shoe-in for the white house. senator hillary clinton is ready to roll. - i'm not just starting a campaign, though. i'm beginning a conversation with you, with america. - we had been working on getting ready for a potential presidential run for hillary clinton for a very long time. all the pieces were in place. - hillary clinton is a major frontrunner as she launches her campaign. she's the former first lady. she is a well-respected senator. she is married to bill clinton. - and i'm in it to win it. [cheers and applause] - the team was never overconfident about winning because a lot of women would vote for the first woman president. the question was would men? ♪ ♪ narrator: in hillary clinton's office is a photograph of the obama family, a gift from the freshman senator from illinois. - people call me alabama, o

mary ann has the rest of the story. >> cori bush has been a supporter of defunding the police but she surround fire for where the $500,000 she used to pay for private protection came from. the justice department opened a probe of the missouri congresswoman. accused of mis using campaign funds for priority security that included her husband. democrats spoke out in her defense. >> right wing organizations have lodged baseless complaints against me. i retained my husband as part of my security team because he's had extensive experience in this area and could provide services at fair market race. >> bush spent half million dollars of campaign funds on private security. $60,000 went to bush's husband who did not hold a private security license in st. louis or d.c. but the ethics probe found no wrongdoing and that case was dismissed. she said she is cooperating with the probe and said she received death threats. >> trace: criminal defense attorney vick. one more sound bite from cori bush. >> i am under no illusion 3 right wing organizations will pursue efforts to attack me and the work the

bush 41 and 43 had great relationships. president obama, also. new travel with the president all the time, in the same hotel and i run, so i'm on the treadmill and he walks in. he jumps on the one next to you, what cadid you? good morning sir. he had the same routine all the time. one time i was on a treadmill on the west coast, the president and first lady came in, they were on the treadmill together. all right, i am out. >> one other thing i would say about president trump, camps would get frustrated with us in the white house press corps, because he didn't understand or i didn't know what it was, but he thought we should only write positive stories about him promoting the administration more than we did. he didn't seem to understand that we are independent. we do not do that, to promote him or make him look good. that was even more fuel for his love/hate relationship that is the foundation of our relationship. >> he came from the background of entertainment celebrity. you could feed them juicy gossip and get the story you want. that is not how

and it has been a permanent eco activist in the central russian region of bush court has done. he has also complained for the protection of the regional boss to language and condemned russia's war in ukraine. and he was sentenced for a common to consider a racist by the authorities with which he says was miss translated. the ruling, let not only to st. protests, but emotional please, by his supporters on social media. yup. it is a boy of super. if i am holding on a fight to some bus, quote, just on to leave the territory of ukraine and return to the regional to defend the land. and the people know what you like. while you are fighting for the ambitions of one person, still people are being beaten out by security forces. after the hours long stand off ride police finally dispersed the demonstrators. the rally in by mike has been one of the biggest protests in russia since the grambling began its war in ukraine . as the jailed activism begins to serve his sentence, it appears that some of his supporters may follow him. authorities have launched a criminal case in 2 months, riots

bush library tweeted about in 1989, on october 3rd, there's a photo of president bush in the white house. he's getting ready to do a q and a for sports kids. now, do you think was the most important thing on the president's schedule that day? when you think about all of the other things a president has to do? probably not. but from a pr standpoint, it's been pretty important for the white house communications team to get into that small venue. and that's just an example of how the strategies shifted so much. and it has to the medium. so by the time we get into the digital age, barack obama, you know, certainly set the standard for a lot of this i'm not sure we'll ever see a president who resonates with the american public in terms of pop culture the way obama did. you know, i could be wrong, but he set a high bar. reagan set a high and set a high bar. kennedy, fdr, they all set high bar. so then what happens to all the presidents who really aren't good at this stuff? and, you know, you can look at george w bush as an example. so he wasn't known as he wasn't he didn't have a label like re

bush versus al gore race. of course back in those election cycles they were essentially the republican establishment candidate. and this time around people might say, well, donald trump's not an establishment candidate. to some extent he is. the party is donald trump, and donald trump is the party. it is sort of following in this fashion. >> exactly. donald trump the establishment whether you like or not, jim. >> yeah. all right, harry enten, i heard you had a little lobster earlier. thanks so much for finishing that quickly. >> it was delicious. >> was it the kind where they took it out of the shell and put it -- >> absolutely, i'm very lazy. >> that is the lazy man's lobster. that is my favorite. chef's kiss. >> go bills. >> thanks. on monday. not tomorrow. >> that's right. tune into your show. >> that's exactly right. thank you. you've learned well. thanks so much. in the meantime, what remains to be seen is whether the dangerous record breaking cold will impact the iowa caucuses. let's go to our cnn meteor

bush married merits last year, he worked security on her campaign.ush's office says merits is an army veteran, at the time he held no private security license in st. louis or here in d.c. fec rules allow to pay family members at bona fide services for fair market value. house democratic caucus chairman refused to weigh in. >> i don't have any comments on that, that's something for the justice department. i know what you guys have put out and tweeted, that's all i have. i don't have anything more. i haven't talked to her about it, yeah. >> as a vocal advocate of the defund the police movement, bush has been criticized for spending hundreds of thousands on private security. she said she needs it because there have been threats to her life. last night the justice department sent a subpoena to the house to obtain payroll information. sergeant-at-arms read it on the house floor. constitution does shield lawmakers from certain types of legal jeopardy related to their official duties of their office, john. >> john: do we know if it's one of those cases? >>

bush in 2000.ng within dependent voters. and we just showed in iowa how strong she has with independent voters. the key is independent voters play a much bigger role in the new hampshire primary than they do in virtually any other state. we can fill some of this and right now from what we have learned from iowa. the comparison of the demographics with easter three states. iowa now 54% evangelical tonight, 16% independent, 10% moderate. that is the electorate that has haley running 30 points behind donald trump. this is what the electorate looked like in 2016. 25% evangelical, a much more secular republican electorate. look at the number of independents who took republican ballots, 42% of the republican electorate. 27% moderate. so these are the ingredients, these are the perfect ingredients for nikki haley here compared to iowa. so, that is why she is close in the state by the wild card is those independents. there is a writing effort for joe, biden but i expect most independents are going to choos

remember, he ran against bush. george bush did that. what that bush used against him he released a willie horton. yes, willie horton and he was on parole. dukakis approved heart went out. i forget whether he killed somebody raped a woman inside were both. yes, number him and bush used it against him and the presidency race and the beating. he beat the heck out of right. what do you think gavin is going to do when this hits his desk? i'm going to be running for president. i don't want them using this against missouri because people think i'm liberal enough. i think he's going to a wet and a lot of the political it should be common sense to do what this guy is going to be pretty hard to find. a lot of people are going to support somebody who killed a three-year-old boy and the way they're so way he did it. so hopefully, gavin. well. >> the doh that decision, right? this is a topic, you know, a lot about the scott peterson case, innocence project in los angeles says it has new evidence that could exonerate him and they're seeking a new tri

bush, senior bush, younger, even made the letter wyu the signature symbol of his election campaign.on of the previous president, bill clinton. as a welcome sign, they decorated the entrance to the white house with missing keys. while they were looking for other keyboards, it took several hours, the president's office could not release a single official document for signature. head of state. later, when the problem was resolved, it was discussed at a press conference. and bely's press secretary at home, ari fleischer said the bush administration viewed the incident as a joke. and he’s not going to make a big deal of what happened. this is what this day in history was like. we will not forget our calling, we bring laughter and joy to people, just wow, this is cool, very fashionable and generally unexpected, i really liked it, a fairy tale from childhood, songs, this is a song. youth never replaced freedom, so bright, amazingly incendiary, i wanted to sing very much, they were waiting for karookas, a donkey , a dog, a cat, a cockerel, a remensky musician, bright, colorful. the west has

as an international health campaigner and public speaker. welcome to you both. i'll start with you bush, good to have you back on the program. thank you. uh, we as we start 2024, we're still looking at genocide unfolding. did you feel like we'd end up here um three months ago? and and your own personal reflections on how things have developed so far. mean, the honest truth is um, did i 'i did believe that things would end up at this point to be honest um right off from the gecko, i already knew that the israeli government had a hidden motive kind of behind it, um obviously all the question that kind of arose about why the security system had failed to begin with, why they didn't perhaps um question that they were getting these um um to say that hamas was sort of close by and the kibut border etc. these are all questions that we were asking and um so i i i know i i was expecting this to happen when' you have agenda, something that you want to fulfill as a government, you're going to do anything within your reach and in your power, what what other world powers will allow you to do in orde

they certainly dated 2000 with bush v gore. if thedo take it up and give us a definitive ruling as posed to sidestepping it. i suspect they are going to say for the primaries that those who qualify according to the party rules should affect be on the ballot. if you take the 14 amendment, section three. a plain reading of that section. host: i can read it right now. section three, no person shall be a senator or presentative to congress or lecter president or vice president or hold any officerny state who has taken an oath as a member of congress or a member of an state legislature to support the constitution of the united states having engaged in insurrectionr rebellion against the state or given comfort to the enemy thereof. guest: to me, that plain reading says that trump engaged in insurrection. it doesn't say he has to be convicted. alsooesn't mention the president specically but there is in the debate that occurred in the senate at the time that this came up in 1857, 1858 right after the civil war. this question was asked