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bush administration. so let's create the context for bush. so bush takes office in 2000. he has a shortened transition. the average transition period is 75 days. he has 35 days because of bush v gore. i think the supreme court ruling was december 12th or so. so it's clear that he well, he's declared the winner december 13th. he has a harder time. his people in place. and eight months later, 911 happens at the of 911, bush had just over 50% of his senior national people in place. and witkowsky here, she's a senior official. she to get confirmed it took her nine months. how long? nine months. so nine, 11 happened. bush has just over 50% of his national security people in place, more than half of those in place had only been there for two months. so the 911 commission, when they their autopsy of 911, one of the things they found was that the shortened transition imperiled bush's ability to get his people in place and therefore undermined national security preparedness. this stuck with bush through his whole presidency. so in 2008, he's the first president in years that does not have a sitting vice presiden

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bush. >> and when he looked me in the eye and said, "florida's gonna be bush/cheney country," i believe him. >> in texas, george w. bush known as a bipartisan governor. at the time, the state house was run by democrats, and he had a very good working relationship with them. >> we poured our hearts and souls in this campaign and organization, and the people are gonna decide. >> indiana and kentucky, the polls now have closed in those two states. our projected winner is governor george w. bush, as expected. >> bush wins south carolina. vermont, up in the green mountain state, they're for al gore. >> a big call to make, cnn announces that we call florida in the al gore column. >> about roughly quarter of eight, we and all the other networks call florida for gore, and i remember saying, how is bush possibly gonna -- you know, what's the path he could possibly take?" because he's lost michigan, he's gonna lose pennsylvania. if anybody wins all three, it's over. >> you can bet that governor bush will be madder than a rained-on rooster that his brother, the governor, wasn't able to carry this state for him. >> mr. bush says h

bush. you chronicled the life of george herbert walker bush in a biography entitled "destiny and power." bush appeared on the original "firing line" in a 1987 special with william f. buckley jr. during his presidential campaign. take a look at this clip. >> you probably get sick and tired of hearing candidates talk about their past records, so let me make mine brief. i was a combat pilot. i was in business as a congressman, as ambassador to the united nations, chairman of the republican national committee. i was ambassador to china, and i ran the intelligence community, the cia, for a year. i must have done some things pretty well in this job because they kept giving me new ones. and i was also a husband and a father. and how'd i do with that one, gang? >> great. great! >> i just want to ask you to listen to what i have to say as i spell out my goals for the future. >> jon, as you know, bush lost his bid for a second term. but you write about the fundamental decency he possessed. >> mm-hmm. >> is decency on hiatus in politics? or is it gone for good? >> no, it's not gone for good. and he woul

bush 41. bush 41. i wrote a biography of bush 41. reagan and clinton are still under construction to prepare to throw the millions of pages of classified records thousands of miles away into the vaults in washington where there will be far fewer archivists to work on them. sounds like like a classicn policy, doesn't? nara up is that congress and none of you will notice or better yet you will blame the intelligence community for it. my final point. as dni haines said yesterday, subject area expertise is essential for effective declassification release of the most significant presidential records. at the height of the system before this disastrous policy was put into effect the united states government had a system of archival experts on and the state can we call the president, records unsurpassed by any national archival center anywhere. in conclusion come storming the presidential addresses in a separate millions of classified records from archivists with knowledge in clearance does not advance the cause of government openness and tra

united states has a by president george bush, his father, george w bush's father, his defense secretary then who of course, ends up being vice president with bush junior as if and when he comes to laser, dick cheney actually advocated the use potential use of nuclear weapons against the rocky posts. it's never really gone away. so i think now it's spin, articulated so high extent because of the circumstances where call it desperation, call a rhetoric what it might be. the fact is that if one is in a situation where one needs to potentially as ways to save, you know, jangle a few notes in what this is, what's happening. i understand that they said these references to nuclear trans. they can be very distressing for some people, but there was a, during the cold war and that fear is actually very instrumental in politics because it's keep the politicians thinking, ground the, you know, this is something that limit the emission and you make the point in your writing that there was a desire for quote, unquote victory over russia has become a succession and a fixation without the full understanding of what that victory may actually meet him in practic

bush. bush sees this as a way to help his friend move on from this terrible tragedy, so bush and aker enter national politics together. baker runs bush's 1980 primary campaign against ronald reagan and, amazingly enough, although they are tough on the campaign trail about reagan, they somehow end up with bush on the national ticket as a vice president and reagan invites jim baker who has run two national campaigns against him to be his white house chief of staff. it speaks a lot to the reputation he had acquired in a very short time as someone who was highly competent and skilled and to this day, baker is considered the gold standard for a white house chief of staff. many democrats as well as republicans over the years have consulted him and that role. it was a democrat, tom donlon, the former national security advisor to barack obama who said jim baker is the most important unelected official of washington since the end of world war ii. host: i remember tallahassee in 2000, sitting in that conference room and there's jim baker on george w. bush's recount team. but you began your book, the

bush library area went. several george h.w. bush the first time they wouldn't let me see a good bit of stuff, but a lot of stuff closed because george bush was governor and then later most of the stuff i wanted to see in the bush library did not open until obama became president. and i'm sure there were political reasons. there were political reasons for that. the last time i went to, the bush library was as i wrapping up to research the so-called october surprise, the idea that the reagan camp had cut a deal with to hold the hostages until after the election and was told in no uncertain terms. i would not find anything about in the bush library. and they kept me under surveillance the whole time i was there. but found a lot of information i used anyway. but the last one i mentioned is the reagan library and the reagan library. when it first opened, it didn't much information about carter, but for some reason that i know not what someone convinced and nancy reagan to open the papers on the 1980 election the election where when carter was defeated by reagan and where the october surprise took place the time it took place. i don't think na

impudent without ceremony, you lie to the whole world, you yourself made a launch, and now in bushes to russian busheshere. write. a detailed report, where and who did you save there or pursued personal interests who sobolev by voice should recognize is guilty immediately release, what creams did the agent greenwrite? at the end of what greenpeace there is an opinion that he was trying to start the third world war, acted on my personal orders as part of a sudden check of combat readiness. guys, another portion of folk art writes to you a resident of the city, with the connivance of the local administration, cut himself 15 acres i want to offer you my article on the properties of semiconductors. no, thanks. but i love the heading graphomaniac and they write dedicated to zb maybe it suits you the evil borodulina signed anonymously, we will sweep away the kisses of the blues, the drunken day of the sea, wrote a fire, inflate poems in your soul, weave you in a line. my eyes are burning, my shoulders are sparkling, and for two there are only dreams and the voice of reason is provided and the stars smell li

wasor to be optimisto about about the country may be president reagan, president bush, president trump, clinton, bush,a ,bush, both of them. everyone no one ever said it any more . while the country is in a i don't feel optimistic about our future. >> i mean, that's what president trum jp did, somethine about the border. >> well, now we're talking about the border. i would agre. e to theh ev president . i'd agree with everything that's been said. jen psaki is right. this is going to i hophing hasbs is not just to check the box.t we have a problem with outlinedh many elements of a solution here on this show. i have not n been shy aboutd hae saying how i thought this should have happened earlier. i'm glad it's happening now. i hope some republicans who want to be critical of cri a are not going down, will use this as an opportunity to try to advance something positive. just as democrats, they may see that some republicans may not be in line. and i don'he isst equateue the l buict i quitan the furber and sd copublicans are not known for wanting to to push and advance gun control. but for those who do want to do

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 like her mother in law, barbara bush cared a lot about literacy. and like many us, will borrow ornaments from our family members. first lady laura bushught it would be great for jenna barbara to borrow their grandmother's ornaments. and barbara bush thought was a wonderful idea. so she called do ther presidential library and they had them pack up all these wonderful dolls that had been display on her first christmas. and they returned to the white house. she had then, of course, added a candy motif to all the garlands and everything throughout the white house. and she had paper mhÉ dolls created for all the peer tables again. and i love that she really is some of her favorites, like nancy drew in the hardy boys. but then she included ildren.orary favorites of y li harry potter. so, so wonderful reflection of new and old that christmas again, a centerpiece for the dessert table made my role on melania. and it's the chocolate factory. and here you can see a little glimpse on at thoffsite facility where they're preparing for christmas months in advance and the gingerbread house that year they're just pictures do not do justice when you

you know, bush 41, bush 43, clinton, obama, quayle, cheney, we've never seen anything like this beforeack to the word cooperation here when you were talking to chairman rogers. the reality is this is one area where these two things are completely different. we don't know yet what's in this second batch of documents that were found, how sensitive it is. >> right. >> what the national security implications were, but as soon as they discovered there was a problem, they immediately cooperated and that day immediately turned things over. >> we still don't know, evan, if there are other classified documents there in the president's possession, president biden's possession or anywhere else. >> right. the representation from the white house is that they've completed a search of all of the possible places they can think of that would be relevant. the question, jake, is going to be when the special counsel sets up his office and he gets his fbi people who are going to be doing this thing, how do you make sure that that's true? do you get a representation from the president and his team that we c

bush and hillary clinton. another scion of the bush dynasty and you can't get more establishment than hillary clinton on the left, right? so trump basically is saying bushis over. it there is still huge discontent and opposition to comprehensive immigration reform which jeb bush had written a book about prior to his run and the economic legacy of the bush presidency which ended with the global financial crisis and the great recession is also in the back of voters minds. i would also say important moment is not's victory in the republican primary. donald trump 145% of the total votes in the republican primary in 2016. had he lost the general election i think the anti-trump forces would still have had been a very good position in that debate which is a debate that goes on between populism and conservatism for 100 years as i outlined in my book the decisive moment was trump winning the election and winning it on a fluke. 30,000 votes gave him an electoral college victory a substantial electoral victory. once he becomes president he was the most famous person in the world and the most important person in the world and maybe next to the fed chair but one or

bushes. both president bush's talked about school choice jeb bush talked about school choice. it has taken decades to move this ball, but it is moving. it is breaking the backs of the unions. it has giving parents choice and it's a political winner. yes if you go back to his first governor's race in florida, largely wanted on the issue of school choice because minority families in florida wanted it, and his opponent, andrew gillum, was not offering it. he sided with the unions, and that was an early indicator that this would be a cute political win. look at governor duncan look at kim reynolds in iowa. they are smart politicians. i believe they're dedicated to this issue in a genuine way, but they understand that this is going to peel off independent voters as well. i think when you look ahead in politics, you know, you see the impact that the abortion decision had that was helpful to democrats. this is a very potent issue, and politicians who want to gain independent voters should follow the example of kim reynolds and others who are giving parents the opportunity. say this i

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ah, here's how american journalist and pulitzer prize winner eric list below explains it. mm americans. brock, obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism, which i think it means living to a higher moral ideal based on democracy and freedom and human rights. and that's just simply untrue. so the exceptionalism in one regard, claims to be a license to do anything, without fear of repercussions. it's also an indicator to the world that the exception was on the american uses in its international war. planning is one of the greatest threats to the, to the populations of different nations. ah, methods of warfare are becoming increasingly sophisticated. new tactics have arrived to replace the colonial conquests of the past. no, j. j. pseudo be sure to make a gospel that jamie strategy. economics name is some bush on that domain. yeah. so it was on his acquired the most. not as bizarre. no, you're supposed change. your report are go via our sports ski more the flu, g e. then it says use junior sports range, swab yang ski ago, production jungle years content with the all, all peaceful your is danny, soon he please consult fee mine to my bank. known as the sanctions talked south of the shelf, his college or controller damage of political controller. ask about this. ah, for example, germany and france to a lesser extent. exploiting the weak members of the european union, greece in croatia, anywhere where germany can make big business. that is a form of exploitation, and the greek economy be considered ruined by the european union. yes, it was ruined by the european union. it's already listed when you look now, at how many greeks have left the country. it's an embarrassment how many young people have left the country. it's an embarrassment ah, resources are being depleted, but yet another attempt a

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bush. >> guest: i like president bush. i have so many handwritten notes from him and so many times we would sit around in the oval office as just tell jokes. i'll tell just one, i know that's not doing rapid fire, but i wrote the organic farm bill like this, and standing behind him. he says pat, you write every word this have 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. >> host: bill clinton. >> guest: i like bill clinton. we would sometimes argue. we-- i remember one time we were just at each other and secret service, opened the door and goes like this and then three minutes later we were telling jokes with each other which fortunately, the press wasn't there for those, and walked out with our arms around each other laughing our heads off. i've always liked bill clinton and hillary clinton and felt close to them. >> host: george w. bush. >> guest: george w. bush, it was interesting, and he told me he knew of my friendship with his father we got along well even though we disagreed about things. when he nominated me to be a delegate every year, there's two, every other year there's two senators, i asked him when he signed his name on the commission did his hands shake and he said hell no, anything to get you out of town. [laughter]. >> host: barack obama. >> guest: we became the best of friends almost immediately in the senate. we'd trash talk each other in the senate gym and looked at our wives very, very good friends and i always felt that even if he disagreed with me i'd sit down and talk to him. >> host: you also endorsed him at a key point in that first presidential race. >> guest: and when i told him-- scuba diving with marcel and called him and told him i was going to endorse him and he said thank you, and said, tell him to wear a hat down there so he doesn't get that bald head sun burned. and i said i think i'm

bush war in afghanistan, bush believed the afghans were harboring osama bin. lawton, the mastermind of the $911.00 attacks. so this began a new era of warfare which introduced unmanned drones along with hand to hand combat, which resulted in hundreds of thousands of deaths and millions of others displaced by america's longest war. oh, yeah, let's not forget to include that president bush invited his friends from nato to join in on that war after the us completed it's withdrawal. in august of 2021. the estimated cost of the war fell around to the $2.00 trillion dollars making afghanistan. the most expensive the longest and ugliest war and modern history. the end result. once again, the taliban returned to power this time even before the last of the u. s. boots the country. and now more than one year since the u. s. withdraw, afghanistan is facing a new crisis, a wave of starvation with a government that is not recognized as official by the west. that's asking for help . 23000000 afghans risk the slow, horrible death through starvation. joining us to discuss is dr. wa hobbs, a hair, a native afghan, who served as a senior advisor to the afghan minister of higher education for many years. he's a professor emeritus at lewis and clark college in oregon. doctor will hob thank you for joining us, doctor will. how can you please explain for us the situation on the ground in a

these countries were targeted by the george h w bush, or george w bush, the senior vice president of ronald reagan and bribed with hundreds of millions of dollars. and these monies were given the countries in exchange for their acquiescence and their submission to american military and economic and political objectives. no ring of nato military bases is being formed around russia. the u. s. and nato have over 600 military bases. well, dwight, russia has just 18, but the west still claims that russia has aggressive intent by turning those russians. the soviets, and to this dangerous bo, you man that wants to take over the world. that was a conscious strategy to create this image. it soviets, as out for world conquest, which was not the case, then for now with nato should have died, but they will give it meaning. it is about infected, created by nato nato's business machine. because you must remember, if nato disbanded shareholders in the united states and elsewhere in lodge obs companies would lose millions and millions, they'd only have one yacht instead of 2 yards each. there. oh de