bush set the stage for the rest of the chapter. >> andrew? >> a couple stories to tell you a lot about bush himself. bush was caught by his mother and father not to use the word i if he could avoid it which is hard to do if you are a politician. we could discuss his written memos when he was president and speeches, he doesn't use the word because it is egocentric. he came back from a baseball game in high school and did a home run and they won the game is a result of it and told his mother, his mother said that is nice, how did the team do? he said don't you care about the home run? he said i care about how the team did and he repeated that story often. i heard about an apartment above the auditorium where we have a lot of messages, right next to the bush library, the bush school, the library - a great administrator, but 5 pandemic conferences before covid 19 and that is one of the focuses but he used to come all the time, one story how he is revered in texas. he almost died three years earlier and the german magazine actually said he died and it was very embarrassing. they had to do a retraction and all

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bush. his side on it said welcome george bush and was spelled be you s c h, like anheuser bush. he came a long way. he was an asterisk in the polls, but that asterisk made a huge difference for america. and it made an even greater difference for the rest of the world. because he actually did more to introduce transformation than any other president in our history when it came to inviting people to the responsibilities of governing. yes, with the opportunities that come through democracy. but he actively made many bad leaders better leaders, because of how he led. around the world. and so, that's what transformed the world. and we're very grateful of his service. jane flutes chapel chapter about brent school cough organizing the security council is a must read. it talks about the partnership that existed, even inside the white house. normally, there is tension between different bureaucracies inside the white house. i know, that being the chief of staff. i would carry that around all the time to put it in the gears. president bush and brandon scowcroft and jim baker were a remarkab

bush almost as well as george h.w. bush. and he set the stage for what we are having and the rest of the chapters. >> andrew? >> a couple of stories that tell you a lot about bush, himself. bush was taught by his mother and his father not to use the word "i" if you could possibly do it. and that is hard, if you are a politician. and if you look at the stuff he has written, memos when he is president, and speeches, he doesn't use the word. because he said it is too egotistical and egocentric. he came back from a baseball game when he was in high school, and he hit a home run, and they won the game as a result of it. he said, how did the team do? and he said, well, don't you care about the home run? he said, i care about how the team did, george. not how you did. and he repeated that story very often. he had an apartment above the auditorium. that was also right next to the bush library. so, he went to that center, as you know, mark, in that conference. by the way, we had five pandemic conferences before covid-19. that is one of the focuses. and he used to come all of the time. but that is just one story about how he is revered in texas. he almost died three year

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and in particular, former president george w bush. bush reportedly said that his picture will be hung in every iraqi house. no, sir, no. my dear, your picture is now under iraqi. feel the popularity the united states is diminishing day by day. if not every 2nd. we reject the presence of the american army by y'all and even the bombings by the us forces we reject them. we view this as an act of occupation. no political and security analyst from baghdad told us else at the it has enormous support and iraq. but the chaos being seen is really done to some small extremist groups loosely linked to the cleric. he has so many this amount of, among his followers and the last elections be about a $160000.00 bowls altogether for his political part. so that basically is the base for his power. that's an old iraq in baghdad to particular he has a number. what is large numbers? what does, but there is no issue with this problem with the militias here, ironically called his goal, which is the militia connected to mr. i sent that in vegas, theresa wagner. and we had a very hard day and long nights on

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bush and laura bush. i want to play this moment from george w. bush. watch. >> i am also pleased, mr. president, that when you are wondering these halls as you wrestle with tough decisions you'll now be able to gaze at this portrait and ask what would george do? [ laughter ] >> that was the moment that you mentioned, listen, you're not only a historian, you occasionally advice president biden. these vents aren't meant to be partisan. is there a part of you that worries that this return to tradition and the idea that the united states presidency is bigger than any one person and it could be short lived? >> of course it's short lived, that's why we all go to church every week. you know, these things are -- this is -- we're involved in a human enterprise. we do the right thing for five minutes and then we do the wrong thing for ten. great line in tom sawyer, the e advantage lest was so good huck fin was saved until tuesday. this is who we are. you get up every morning and you do it. and i think the country missed this. a huge part of the country. i know i did. i missed this from 2017, 202

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legislation was to send jobs overseas -- that legislation was started by the republicans, i believe under bush. bush one or two. anyway, the democrats under obama, they were trying to bring those jobs back home. during the 2000's, multinational companies cut their workforces in the u.s. by 2.9 million while increasing overseas employment by 2.4 million. the republicans voted several times against any legislation to bring those jobs back home, so no. republicans are not pro-worker, they are not pro-anything. also, i would like to go back to the fact that the republicans are talking about the democrats at the cpac, in their background, they say we are all domestic terrorists. at the bottom of the stage, there is a symbol with some words, which mean, it echoes a fascist symbol used as a badge by the nazi ss during world war ii. host: we are going to get one more call on the issue. tom in fresno county, california. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have issues with representative mccarthy relating to anything to do with workers. he comes from an area that is dependent upon immigrant and migrant la

bush and laura bush. i just want to play this moment from george w. bush. watch. >> i'm also pleased, mister president, that when you are wandering these halls, as you wrestle with tough decisions, we will now be able to gauge gaze at this fortress and ask, what would yours do? >> that was a moment that you mentioned -- not only in historian, you occasionally advise president biden. these events are not meant to be partisan. is there -- the idea that the united states presidencies bigger than any one person, that it could be short lived? >> of course it's short-lived. that's why we all go to church every week. these things -- we are involved in human enterprise. we do the right thing for five minutes and then we do the wrong thing for ten. the great line in tom sawyer, we earn evangelist is coming to town and mark twain writes, the evangelist was so good that even hawk finn we saved until tuesday. this is who we are. but you get up every morning and you do it. and i think the country missed this, a huge part of the country -- i know i did. i missed this from

bush, bush 41, and i have been at most of them, with the exception of donald trump during the trump yearsver go to the white house by my own design. here is a case, what we talked about was, just as you just mentioned, 1860. someone who is in a historian like you, you know all this. 1860 this country was in big jeopardy. it was splitting apart. a house divided. slavery or non slavery. and lincoln cast the election of 1860 by saying the house can't stand, half labor have free, we have to choose. 1940 when franklin roosevelt was running for a third term, just as you just mentioned, roosevelt didn't say the paramount issue this year is the minimum wage, although that was pretty important, or whether texans get an oil depletion allowance or something like this. he said look, these are all important, but what is really at stake at this moment is whether our children are going to get to live in an american democracy, especially with hitler and the fascists looming in europe and marching. so i said, and the others said i am happy to be transparent about it to president biden. this is like 1860.

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bush and laura bush, michelle obama went to the staff and said, listen, this is very important. we want to celebrate them, and they actually set up a catered lunch in the red room, this very elegant room in the white house for the bushes have lunch together in their former home. this is where they lived in the bush's case and obama's case, eight years. they got to see the butlers who they grew to love and the housekeepers, so it's emotional. there's also the sense of you're visiting the people you lived with for a long time. it's an emotional moment absolutely. >> as we await the great unveiling, phil, i want to know, a lot of our viewers probably remember that there were other obama portraits unveiled previously. those were for the smithsonian. these are different. we don't know at this point what they look like, or do you have a little heads up and can give us a little preview of what we're about to see? >> reporter: if anybody knows what these portraits look like, it's likely the two kates i'm currently on with right now. i do not. it's a closely guarded secret because i think they understand the importance of the moment as both of my colleagues have laid out here, not just the tradition, but i think kind of the gr

bush bush information called a generally unprecedented decision by a judge. professor says cannons decision thin at best, and deeply problematic. and you are in university law professor to the times the judge chose a radical path. the entire legal community is shocked by this judges call, but you know who isn't? donald trump. and you know why? judge aileen cannon, the judge who made this decision, was appointed by donald trump. she was confirmed in the final days of his presidency. after trump lost a 2020 election. like many trump appointees, judge cannon is a longtime member of the federal society. a well financed and highly, highly influential conservative group that aligned itself with trump while before he was even elected. the federal society is instrumental in championing judges with hard-line conservative views and ties to the conservative movement. and getting them appointed to the federal bench. case in point, should the desert department choose to appeal this ruling, it will be doing so in the 11th circuit, an appeals court where the majority of jud

pipeline and and overincarceration and go down the list of things, you know not as the one thing george bush bush said. right. but didn't do the right thing with it. the soft bigotry of low expectations. oh, yeah, yeah. as a speech speechwriter, i forget who it was that was alive. but even all of that, there's this power in these relationships and these men, particularly for black men and boys, to help counteract that. now, all that being said, i still had some almost moments like we all just like, you know, it still wasn't easy, you know, to to achieve some level of moderate right in life and and but so i was aware of that and i think based on the reviews i've gotten and people have read the book read the that i strike that balance of yes these things exist and. we must address them. but that in the meantime let's also realize that there is this this unique power in these relationships that we can have some agency in and in and of ourselves to help counteract this systemic racism. it's not that it's not there and we don't need to address it. and in fact and i talk about this as well, you know, o

pipeline and and overincarceration and go down the list of things, you know not as the one thing george bush bush said. right. but didn't do the right thing with it. the soft bigotry of low expectations. oh, yeah, yeah. as a speech speechwriter, i forget who it was that was alive. but even all of that, there's this power in these relationships and these men, particularly for black men and boys, to help counteract that. now, all that being said, i still had some almost moments like we all just like, you know, it still wasn't easy, you know, to to achieve some level of moderate right in life and and but so i was aware of that and i think based on the reviews i've gotten and people have read the book read the that i strike that balance of yes these things exist and. we must address them. but that in the meantime let's also realize that there is this this unique power in these relationships that we can have some agency in and in and of ourselves to help counteract this systemic racism. it's not that it's not there and we don't need to address it. and in fact and i talk about this as well, you know, o

i'm particular of george bush, junior bush, reportedly said that his picture will be hung in every iraqi house. no, sir, no. my dear, your picture is now under iraqi. feel the popularity the united states is diminishing day by day. if not every 2nd. we reject the presence of the american army and even the bombings by the us forces we reject them. we do this as an act of occupation or we spoke with a political and security analyst out from baghdad. who says that al saw that a has enormous support in iraq, but his more militant follow as are the ones bringing chaos to the capital. he has so many this amount of, among his followers. and the last elections, he agreed about a 160000 miles altogether for his political part. so that basically is the base for his. wow. that's all iraq in baghdad is particular he has and what is large support is that there is no issue with the problem with the malicious, the ironically home he school which is militia connected to mr. i sent that and they did this recent wagner today, and we had very all day long nights bombing my membership attack to many large g

bush, melinda bush, melinda paul, i'm exile. i publish my early education formula and them by them like it's high bit, but then i will for that can be different than the top level model. she punishment the last name on the deluxe, grania balfor's america. best luck on that. i've been to this, i'm a tom t as in it model chabot, paloma. i'm not too jenny. modest human about bella, my god, and that would a minus f mata should miss i was she going to do with your study? miss? i to some done joking in that because i just but took no apply. you know, you knit o'brien altima against your negotiations stoled, ukraine submitted its peace treaty proposals. moscow withdrew its forces from the cave, shenika of an sumi regions to de escalate the conflict. in reality, it's troops were regrouping. the russian armies disengage units transferred to hock of region and dumbass, special military operations. second stage began maturing them is 40 soil shipper, told me all about weight was huge scale. thank you. what i mean. yeah. bring you to give a consent to your own. you should do what you. she was in touch with dr. cool. yeah. when you are an attempt to collect a debt to approve it to you and you got a thank you mom doesn't put years later to some additional and you don't know, but i tell you what he's keep waiting. do you see you later, doctor this to anybody teach kicked silly between your but a team to pick 10 wants to run all 6 to one. like i feel so much julia. nobody from deal is switching. but sure. accent i missed your engine. yeah, you guys last you can be in the 2nd reason is i mean play in the question but even though i would have been malia kathleen, so as before did that, that was the one you must with ah watch. and it was a national z. m a ah the 1st stage is main goal was to eliminate military infrastructure. now russia must secure full control of a dumbass and southeastern ukraine in order to safeguard crimea and provide a land cargo to the peninsula. i think that russia is proceeding in a very deliberate and even mature way. i think some statements have come out from some russian leaders that they are not a prisoner to any time. so there is no artificial need to win by june when by july, when by august it comes down to a question of, can russia achieve is strategic military objectives with the forces that it is currently assembled? some people believe that that's not possible. the only vote to counts is that of the russian military and the russian government, if they believe it's possible, and the russian military continues to perform the way it is, then this war will probably drag on through the summer and, and with some sort of a, you strategic russian victory with russia has designated the conflict as a special military operation. meaning that fighting is conducted with significant restrictions. where here in the united states, they say, oh, the russians are bogged down. the russians are going more slowly than anybody anticipated. it's because the ukrainians are fighting so hard. no, not at all. the reason is that the strategy is different. the russians said from the very beginning that they wanted to avoid civilian casualties. their goal, their policy was not to destroy the infrastructure of ukraine. their goal was not to attack civilian targets. marie never smiled through him. gray loker cause it, would i go, even when your mother grains of kirk, who rushes financially bad, some aggression will know them. this for of anesha or somebody mia? national genius of interior washer. with near america, school, doctor study sports or any premier to work, you get a constitutional issue. somebody would have to pose royal particular students. who says emily put over a teachable li pieces, it took capacity of those are persons for putting advice. covenants to prove that can reduce the fees was more in store with a sponge, tripled what to do in the step, yet the still it groopman city on the phone to sa says you marie key article here one player to watch at a, from a little late to was who i took no system was dealing with g o m new purchasing everyone the shooting and mcgill for to remember to some stuff. that's interesting . tutors, yet i was using a tiffany dick a sort of window in the curb will. yeah. cuz that's what was said, but enough, cisco keeps go. it is you. meanwhile, the weapons that are continuously being supplied to ukraine can on fundamentally alter the course of military action. in reality only does this prolong the conflict and increase casualties among civilians and armed forces on both sides. and everyone in key. moscow in washington clearly understands this. the ukraine war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. and again, it's one of those situations where the u. s. can fight a war and not lose any of its own people. also, after 911, the u. s. transitioned into what really is a full time war like economy where we almost always have to be at war or our economy will fall into recession. and so when we see these enormous amounts of money going to ukraine, 40000000000 dollars, 13000000000 dollars. it's not that we're just writing the check and giving ukraine free money. almost none of that money as cash goes to ukraine, where it go is to u. s. defense contractors. did you do? 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even when your mother, no grains of kirk, who rushes financially by them, aggression will know them. this for of aneesha or somebody, mia? national rena. 7 to router near america, school, tactical study, sports or any premier to work you get a constitutional issue. somebody would have to post royal particular students who says emily priority to lonely pieces. it was a capacity of those are persons for putting advice. covenants to prove that can reduce the fees was more distorted with this form shipping. what space to do in aust, appear to students groopman sitting on the phone to smith says you marie key article here one player to watch a phase from a little late to was who i took no system was doing my doing new project from different one michelin and we're doing for to remember to some of the sudden it's interesting tutors to pursue it. i was using a tiffany dick a sort of women in the cobra because that's what, what the lesson for the fiscal year school is. you. meanwhile, the weapons that are continuously being supplied to ukraine can on fundamentally alter the course of military action. in reality, only does this prolong the conflict and increase casualties among civilians and armed forces on both sides. and everyone in ki, moscow in washington, clearly understands this. the ukraine war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. and again, it's one of those situations where the u. s. can fight a war and not lose any of its own people. also, after 911, the u. s. transitioned into what really is a full time war like economy where we almost always have to be at war or our economy will fall into recession. and so when we see these enormous amounts of money going to ukraine, 40000000000 dollars, 13000000000 dollars. it's not that we're just writing the check and giving ukraine free money. almost none of that money as cash goes to ukraine, where it go is to u. s. defense contractors. did you do? 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bush, melinda bush minute. ok. saw like with dental, and i'm by them like cable. by then i will for that can be different than the top plaza model. she punishment the last name on the deluxe. grania balfor's america. best not going to be that is i'm a contest unit model chabot paloma. i'm not too jenny. modest human and well paloma gardener would a minus f mata should miss, i wasn't going to do them. just massage some done, choking in because i just but took no right now you needle right now, i can get an answer. we'll negotiate the stores. ukraine submitted its peace treaty proposals. moscow withdrew its forces from the cave. jen egan, to me, regions to de escalate the conflict. in reality, it's troops were regrouping. the russian armies disengage units, transfer to hock of region and dumbass, special manage we operation. second stage began maturing them is portals ship a coordinates all week while she scale. thank you. shit on them, but i mean, yeah, but you cheer. can you give her daughter in the hall to concentrate on he should for what you're choosing for to mean you talk to cool human. yeah. when you looked up to kamala cutoff from the status of the shipper, there's like one or 2 and you get to switch a thank you, mom doesn't put of years later to some additional and you don't know about a huge gateway in the dc. what is doctor's industry? anybody? strictly, with most along with also the most of the question. somebody, julia, nobody from deal is switching brochure accent. ah, what's your opinion? yeah. reason you guys lost your can when the 2nd is reason? yes. i mean, play in the question though i would have been molly or cathleen. noise before it was the one you must with with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on, often very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, a very critical time. time to sit down and talk with the 1st stage is main goal was to eliminate military infrastructure. now, russia must secure full control of a dumbass and southeastern ukraine in order to safeguard crimea and provide a land cargo to the peninsula. i think that russia is proceeding in a very deliberate and even mature way. i think some statements have come out from some russian leaders that they are not a prisoner to any time. so there is no artificial need to win by june when by july, when by august it comes down to a question of, can russia achieve its strategic military objectives with the forces that it is currently assembled? some people believe that that's not possible. the only vote to counts is that of the russian military and the russian government, if they believe it's possible, and the russian military continues to perform the way it is, then this war will probably drag all through the summer and end with some sort of a you strategic russian victory with russia has designated the conflict as a special military operation. meaning that fighting is conducted with significant restrictions. where here in the united states, they say, oh, the russians are bogged down. the russians are going more slowly than anybody anticipated. it's because the ukrainians are fighting so hard. no, not at all. the reason is that the strategy is different. the russians said from the very beginning that they wanted to avoid civilian casualties. their goal, their policy was not to destroy the infrastructure of ukraine. their goal was not to attack civilian targets. marie never smiled through him. grey, no kirk or is it what aga? even when your mother no grains of kirk who rushes financially by the migration logan. alicia for the initial or somebody me. national genius of integer will rotate near america, school, tactical study, sports, or any premier to record music on some additional issues. similar to what it was royal particular students who says emily put over a teachable willingly piece. it took capacity. those are persons for putting advice covenants to prove that can reduce the fees wasn't, wasn't stores or a little more to sponge, tripled what to do, unless the piazza stood. it rootman sit on the phone to smith says you marie key if we heard of, he won't play that there was a face from a little later. there was no system was deal and my d o m new production didn't wanna selenium a deal for to remember to some stuff. it's interesting tutors to pursue it. i was using a tiffany dick a sort of women in the code because that's what the lesson for the fiscal year of school is year. meanwhile, the weapons that are continuously being supplied to ukraine can on fundamentally alter the course of military action. in reality only does this prolong the conflict and increase casualties among civilians and armed forces on both sides. and everyone in key. moscow in washington clearly understands this. the ukraine war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. and again, it's one of those situations where the u. s. can fight a war and not lose any of its own people. also, after 911, the u. s. transitioned into what really is a full time war like economy where we almost always have to be at war or our economy will fall into recession. and so when we see these enormous amounts of money going to ukraine, 40000000000 dollars, 13000000000 dollars. it's not that we're just writing the check and giving ukraine free money. almost none of that money as cash goes to ukraine, where it go is to u. s. defense contractors. did you do? 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bush republican. and i think under the bush rules, which were normal presidential rules where you abide by the standards and the norms of the office and you have respect for the office and respect for the rule of law, which president trump does not, that's exactly what you would expect to happen. of course, president bush bushes gave back the documents they were supposed to give. they never took them out of the oval office or the white house in the first place. but president trump has so obliterated the norms and the expectations that his supporters and most republicans now have a president that i really do not think karl rove's words matter much here. like, he can sit there in aspen, and talk about the agree just wrong that president trump has committed. but it really does not matter to his voters, to trump's voters, and who most voters in the republican party at this point. and if he were to be indicted for these document removals, which i do not think we see as a real possibility at this point, i mean, it's a theoretical thing, but, the georgia case is probably much more serious for him. even if he were to be indicted on either one of those things, what does that do? that just super charges his momentum going into the republican nomination in 2024. his voters do not care about what laws he has broke

bush's administration so he could stay on the partner track at his law firm. en 1994, governor elect george w. bush hired gonzalez as general council. when he asked bushhy me the future president responded because you turned down my ole man. >> for whatever reason i was given a number of great opportunity and many of them given to me by george w bush. >> president bush brought his fellow texan into washington, first as white house council and later as the nation's first hispanic attorney general. >> he was the son of a president, i'm the son of a cub instruction worker here we are working together. >> one day gonzalez took his mother to ethe oval office. he called that moment a miracle. >> i would take it from the cotton fields where she used to work as a young girl to the oval office and that for me is a sign of god's grace and a and a perfect example of the american story. >> and when america was attacked on 9/11, gonzalez was on bush's team. >> he knew continues we would use all levers to of american power to deal with it. my job was to make sure the legal issues were properly addressed. >> the job put gonzalez in the eye of many political storms a

shooting and in the middle of the grass looked under the bushes outside the backpack, and she was underneath the bushes. she was under the bushes under the bushes. and then to paramount coffee, two paramedics because i didn't know how to put her out or what they came over from under the bushes. and gave her across eight. two of the injured children were flown by helicopter to children's hospital. no word on how they're doing. family in the south bay is heartbroken after their eight year old boy was hit and killed by a car while walking to school . police say the boy and his babysitter were hit this morning by a car on driftwood drive close to castle, mont elementary . the boy was taken to the hospital where he later died. the babysitter was hurt but is expected to recover. ktvu a reporter, jesse geary, has the latest on the investigation. family members say eight year old jacob villanova was bright, inquisitive and loved legos and pokemon cards friday afternoon, neighbors and loved ones placed flowers marking the spot where he was killed and his babysitter injured as they walked in a crosswalk. i really feel bad for the mom and

bush.” definitely not. the “biggie number five bush.” no way. “reggie bush number five bag” ohhh! no. news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news far. >> and friday. i'm darya and i'm james. yes, it feels great to say it's friday. >> we've got well, not that we've had uncomfortable weather at all this week. but, know, it's been an interesting looks like we've got a great weekend ahead. we do. excited about the hardly strictly festival coming into the golden gate park. what will the weather be like for that job? so so nice today, crystal clear out there in golden gate park. not all that windy. this is the kind of weather you wondering hardly strictly. and part of the reason they put it in september and start of october. >> because it's a real summer across the bay area, even though we are transitioning into what is normally a cooler month for the rest of the country. october, just around the corner tomorrow. your view outside right now at the golden gate bridge skies are clear out there. look at this. we don't have a cloud in the sky nor any fog at the golden gate bridge. th

bushes grow near the lake, there are a lot of beautiful ones? and now she's blooming. there was a quince somewhere, but i see a bush, there is a small bushhere are more and not only there, probably, around the lake the quince grows better than a lemon, even now it is blooming beautifully. what flowers, just amazing this bush, here, it seems to be small. no one cares for it. from such a small bush grows a whole beautiful one. here, natural untouched, uncircumcised, you take large yellow fruits and cut them into tea. eh, it's such a flavor. here you feel, this is our orekhovskaya land, this is our nature. this is our belarusian beauty in general. well, nothing compares to any. with foreign resorts, here you can rest your soul so much, as if in this wilderness. uh, borderland, uh, it seems to them that the village is on our map here, belarus, the village is literally somewhere right here right there on the border, but so much, well, with our village, yes, belarus begins with our places. here is my village, where i was born? i grew up here. my childhood passed my youth. i got married here. i gave birth to two wonderful sons here. and everyth

when i worked with a suitable for for food on a trip and we want to live in partial chim bush functions with bush every minute. but yeah, we're not the course. got a few of them. were you sure you said she says on my bus. i was gonna ask you to work with on the board. but somebody was, i guess i worked for santa what a voice for a for them. but i'm a fan, my weakest man. i got a quote for a folder as naming as a tooth ah, sitting outside, it's pat, call figure book. so not good by that. those are concerned projects. i'm not going to off we just finished her show with the wish to. and so in the galley lunch is being prepared for siberia is proud to have drank a restaurant shift to see a buyer living. what is that only was smoking or long you can tell us about plates and water. this is yana. the only girl with the nuclear ice breakers crew has been a rumor, a boat for a week. now this new trainees are coming soon until them a girls one will work in the cafeteria. the other is a navigator with the people had driven right across the ice. and hoisted a board with the marathon. didn't happen. all 7 new

bush and laura bush in 2012. they will hang in the white house.traits unveiled in 2018 were commissioned for the national portrait gallery. dan: economic struggles could bring an end to an oakland event aimed at building a better area. organizers say they are running dangerously low on funds and are asking for the community's help. tim johns spoke with us this evening. reporter: every month over the past 10 years, the first friday festival has become a cultural staple in the city of oakland. that might soon be coming to an end as festival organizers say they are running out of money. >> three months roughly. we can do certain things. reporter: the festival court nader says this october would have been there last month had it not been for a series of donations from local businesses. but he warns that money isn't enough to keep up long-term with the spiraling cost of operation. >> increasing of bills. reporter: security costs are especially expensive. the festival is run by a nonprofit. opd production isn't provided for free by the city. >> it hasn'

bush. i like president bush. we have so many handwritten notes from him so many times we sit around and you, the oval office, just tell jokes. i'll tell you just one. i know. that's i do in rapid fire, but i wrote the organic program that was big like this. he say, and same behind him. he saw his pat. you read every word of this bill. i said you're the one signing it. i've read about as much of it as you have. and he just cracked up. bill clinton. i like bill. and we would sometimes argue, will we? i remember what i would o each other and secret service. it opened the door. he goes like this. and then 3 minutes later we're telling jokes with each other, which for you, the press wasn't there for those and walked out with our arms around each other, laugh their heads up. but i've i've always like bill clinton and hillary, but i felt very close to george w bush. george w bush. it was interesting getting to know him. but he told me that he knew of my friendship as father. and so we we got along well, even though we disagreed on things when he nominated me to be a delegate. every year there's two. every other year there's senators. i asked him when he signed his name on the commission. it is handshake. he said, hell, no, it anything we get you out of town. barack obama. oh, we became the best of friends almost immediately. in the senate, we trash talk each other. in the senate, jim and loved it. i was very, very good friends and i always felt that even if he disagreed with me, i sit down, talk to him. you also endorsed him at a key point in that first day, in that first presidential race. yeah. and when i term i right now a scuba diving with marcel and that called him and tom i was going on endorser he said well thank they says to myself tell him to wear a hat down there so he doesn't get that bald head sunburn. i said, i think i will call joh

bush, or bush or reagan and i think you see a trend. it is worth noting same crowd who wanted to defund state and local police and never met a local co cop, or prosecutor does not seem to want scrutiny of federal law enforcement or federal prosecutors. if the fbi and doj took material they are not entitled to, that material should be returned period. it doesn't matt master to me who makes the decision so long as it is just one and rooted in facts and fairness and nothing else, joining us now former federal prosecutor, former u.s. attorney for great state of utah, brett tolman. someone has to make a decision on whether the government took only wa they could take, right? who are the possible decision makers on what was seized during the execution of the warrant? >> trey, always great to talk to you, this case presents so many complex and interesting twists and turns. i can't think of a case in 25 years. where a special master was appointed. a criminal case. at its heart it is an effort in transparency, i think this judge is trying to do that, i think that is something that the nation is screaming for, it was not there when they executed the ar one, we're looking for what were they doing when they were in there. did they follow the parameters of the search warrant. >> we're old doj people, best job i had, i assume you probably file the same way. -- feel the same way, but sometimes material was taken that you are not entitled to, seems that choice is we either take the word of the doj that we given it back or a referee that says i want to take a look at it and make sure. the media makes it seem like she is beholden to president trump because she made this ruling? >> yes, it is exasperating to actually listen to the left you know scream and whine about a judge that you know made a call based on what was presented to her. and i think did so errorring -- on the side of -- airing on the side of transparency, they are looking for anything and everything that may fall within the parameters of the search warrant, it was a very broad warrant. there was a time you could take the word of the doj, that still applies but this case does not allow for that, this is unique case, we need someone else to look at it, saying i'm look at this, not connected or beholden to the department of justice or donald trump, i see here of the documents that need to be returned and ones that seem to fit within the parameters of the search warrant. trey: i will have a back as we go through talking about what should be our lofty expectations of the department. i think she is tired of the leaks. a special master is less likely to leak than some members of the department, i will have you back for that, thank you for joining us on a sunday night. night. >> up next first hand accounts from 9/11 from 2 people who were eyewitnesses. where we are 21 years after we sc swore we would never forget, only on "sunday night in america." >> tech: my customer enjoys time with her family. so when her windshield got a crack... she scheduled with safelite in just a few clicks. we came to her house... ...replaced the windshield... and installed new wipers. that's service on her time. >> grandkid: here you go! >> tech: wow, thank you! >> customer and grandkids: bye! >> tech: bye! don't wait, schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ among my patients, i often see them have teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? 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the unity we felt through 2001 and beyond is long gone. the men and women we celebrated for their services and sacrifice are not celebrated the same any more, the hands once joined in mutual defense are now joined in mutual combat. the moments of unity in the aftermath of tragedy have become shorter. if there is a legacy to 9/11, it is our ability to remember. if there is a legacy to aftermath of 9/11 it is how soon we forget, pain forges unity, mutual shared pain brought us closer together than any celebration ever could. then something shattered that unity. perhaps it is too much to hope on anniversary the 21 anniversary. we could conjure a little of what we felt in the days and weeks of yesteryear. we should not need a tragedy to remind ourselves we're not one another's enemies, we can disagree but still talk. we can do battle without constantly being at war. we can have differences without divisiveness. i still remember how i felt when i first heard what happened. i remember for a -- i moment we were all in this together, i remember black, white, brown hands joins together to divide the pain and pledge our mutual defense. i remember when being an american meant more than being a report or a democrat. -- a republican or a democrat, i can remember stillness and unity in aftermath of 9/11. i just can't remember when or why that unity was lost. joining us now former chief speech writer for george w. bushngton post" columnist marc thiessen. thank you for joining us. >> first, you mentioned that 9/11 is your wife's birthday it is anniversary 25 years ago today of day i met my wife. so this 9/11 is worst day of my life and the best, a very hard to hold them together. worst day. i was in the pentagon on september 11200, 2001. we rushed out, a friend of mine, dan, a navy intelligence officer was at point of impact. i didn't learn for a month he was killed. my wife was 8 months pregnant with our first son, she was working in the vol capitol and did not know for hours whether her unborn child still had a father, if not for the people on flight 93 i might have lost her that day, i am forever grateful to them for their sacrifice. i spend the next 3 years working who secretary rumsfeld, is traveling 250,000 miles around the world for him, first visit to kabul and bagram airbase was then a broken down soviet airfield. they said don't step off the tarmac the whole base is a minefields, it breaks

bush and laura bush in 2012. they will hang in the white house. the portraits unveiled in 2018 were commissioned for the national portrait gallery. dan: economic struggles could bring an end to an oakland event aimed at building a better area. organizers say they are running dangerously low on funds and are asking for the community's help. tim johns spoke with us this evening. reporter: every month over the past 10 years, the first friday festival has become a cultural staple in the city of oakland. that might soon be coming to an end as festival organizers say they are running out of money. >> three months roughly. we can do certain things. reporter: the festival court nader says this october would have been there last month had it not been for a series of donations from local businesses. but he warns that money isn't enough to keep up long-term with the spiraling cost of operation. >> increasing of bills. reporter: security costs are especially expensive. the festival is run by a nonprofit. opd production isn't provided for free by the city. >>

with the understanding that you are there for 2-3 years and we are all members of nato, and bush came, president bush then we went to bucharest and, in principle, worked out the formula ukraine will be member now i have come at this time, i want to say one point that you discussed, whether it was possible to do it now without discussion, i will say what i did not say before, because from the point of view of the logic of diplomacy , cooperation with countries should go like sweden, finland, at first this was prepared and agreed upon then they quickly formalized it politically. well, unfortunately, this is not our way, unfortunately, politically, they do not want to accept it now for various reasons . president zelenskyy did this in order to respond to putin's raising of rates, but what is important is that for ourselves we finally closed this issue today's government followed a different path until today they talked about guarantees of self-defense aid for the country's self-defense, and this is 100 billion costs - i am here, by the way, to criticize. apparently, no one has recently criticized our tr