so welcome to the w. news. british prime minister bush johnson and german chancellor olive shoals just finished speaking after their meeting in london, the prime minister, the british prime minister, say we face a new reality created by president putin. and the chancellor was pressed numerous times on germany's reliance on russian energy. we've got team coverage for you in london downing street. did you show that chelsea bill is standing by and with me here in the studio is city to use it chief political correspondent, melinda crane. i don't know if we can go to charlotte outside, and if not, let's start our conversation with melinda, who's with me here in the studio. we saw 2 european leaders putting up a united front. that's definitely true. there were very warm words spoken by boris johnson. he talked about the fact that essentially the 2 are indivisible, that he commended chancellor sholtes a number of times for his determination and, and the major changes that he has made. so to all, for all appearance is a very warm atmosphere, very warm. and i understand that we can go now to do

now, bush johnson has started his trip with discussing trade deals. what do you think he's expecting to achieve in india and what can you tell us about the case? strategic goals that right? in my opinion, the bag drop off this visit is not the best, but the u. k. prime minister facing heat in the parliament and the ongoing bar. but if his itinerary is anything to go by and i think his key objectives are post economic country activities. second to job creation and 3rd, defense as your report are also mentioned. now if you are to look at his 1st choice of destination, which is em, but it is, it is quite important from 2 or 3 perspective. first it is in bali, chloe, very close to the u. k. india die sport, especially with the deep water out the roads based in new cape, 2nd grade. good drug has been the center of creed activities. and as you mentioned a few minutes ago, prime minister johnson made for just man the owner of a donnie group this afternoon and, and the, and the discuss investment related issue and todd from prime minister more these perspecti

crew was evacuated. ukraine says its forces hit the vessel with muscles. moscow has bod bushes, premonition bars, johnson and several other u. k. officials from entering russia. the russian foreign ministry says it will be adding more names to the bad list. the bad is in retaliation for you. case sanctions over the war in ukraine. now, germany is sending ukraine a 1000000000 euros to buy weapons. the funds are part of a substantial increase in german defense spending. meanwhile, thousands have been taking part in traditional is to peace marches nationwide. many calling for an end to the war, but some activists on our rethinking long held pacifist and anti war beliefs. those marching for peace at this year's easter marches have to tread a thin line. traditionally, the demonstrations are a chance for people who believe passionately and pacifism to make their voices heard. calls for all om sales to stop and old war and aggression to end all the normal fare. but what to do in the case of futons war of aggression against ukraine. that question has forced some here to rethink their principles while she unhappy

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ladies always we have two very revered first ladies in our state my mother-in-law barbara bush and lady bird johnson, and i know people know about barbara bush's work with literacy, and i think a lot of people remember how important lady bird johnson's work with the environment and the use of native plants is she was very active in the highway beautification act in 1964. and in fact now that a lot of our roadsides in the united states are now planted with wildflowers really is because a lady bird johnson's interest in that so i think in the end we always benefit from the interest in the passions of first ladies. that was laura bush first lady of texas and wife of presidential candidate george w bush and a spring 2000 c-span interview. the bushes moved into the white house the following january. you'll hear laura bush in her own voice here on american history tv how she experienced her eight years as first lady featuring footage from c-span's video library first. just eight months into their term the former librarian and teacher was transformed into a wartime first lady by the terrorist attacks of se

my mother-in-law, barbara bush, and lady bird johnson, and i know people know about barbara bush's work with literacy, and i think a lot of people remember how important lady bird johnson's work with the environment, and the highway act of 1964, and now the wild flowers, it's really because of lady bird johnson's interest in that. >> that was laura bush in the spring 2000 interview. the bushes moved into the white house the following january. you will hear laura bush in her own voice here on american history tv, how she experienced her eight years as first lady featuring footage from c-span's library. the former librarian and teacher was transformed into a war-time first lady by the terror attacks on september 11th, 2001. she talked with reporters on september 12th after visiting pentagon victims in the hospital. this is laura bush in her own words. >> well, the people behind me are some of the members of that emergency response team, so besides having the chance to visit with three of the victims here at walter reed whose lives will be changed forever, like all of ours, and by the way,

bush sometimes there is a land and johnson i have run this by bush and clinton and president t obamahey all agree that that was the dialectic. and the resulting many people want which is why it fell apart. i don't see that as a shift but what i do see is four years ago exactly i believe that trump m was the fullest manifestation of our darkest impulses that like joe mccarthy but it n would burn out not that it would go away but the forces would have been flow and what january 6 dead and it took me a long time to get there but there's something more permanent about this. but i did not foresee that unless you think this is a miracle therapy but i disagree with people say something terrible that happened at this is who we are. of course of the then? do you literally know no americans? there wasn't a once upon a time in american history and there won't be a happily ever after that's why it matters so much so there is a story about politics and intellectual ambient philosophical life. in the importance of ideas and it is exodus with an! have you ever had that comparison? >> now. that's wh

always we have two very revered first ladies in our state my mother-in-law barbara bush and lady bird johnson, and i i know people know about barbara bush's work with literacy, and i think a lot of people remember how important lady bird johnson's work with the environment and the use of native plants is she was very active in the highway beautification act 1964. and in fact now that a lot of our roadsides in the united states are now planted with wildflowers really is because the lady bird johnson's interest in that so i think in the end we always benefit from the interest in the passions of first ladies. that was laura bush first lady of texas and wife of presidential candidate george w bush and a spring 2000 c-span interview. the bushes moved into the white house the following january. you'll hear laura bush in her own voice here on american history tv how she experienced her eight years as first lady featuring footage from c-span's video library first. just eight months into their term the former librarian and teacher was transformed into a wartime first lady by the terrorist attacks of s

johnson mrs. bush's early role was defined by an unexpected national tragedy 9/11 on november 17th. 2001 laura bush made history while advocating for a worldwide effort to focus on the brutal treatment of afghan women and children by the town van machine during the weekly presidential radio address, mrs. bush was the first first lady to deliver the address in its entirely good morning. i'm laura bush and i'm delivering this week's radio address to kickoff a worldwide effort to focus on the brutality against women and children by the al-qaeda terrorist network and the regime its supports in afghanistan the taliban. that regime is now in retreat across much of the country and the people of afghanistan especially women are rejoicing afghan women know through hard experience what the rest of the world is discovering the brutal oppression of women is a central goal of the terrorist. long before the current war began the taliban and its terrorist allies were making the lives of children and women in afghanista

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bush with ronald reagan on the 20 and sometimes lyndon johnson over here with fdr. i've run this by bush, clinton and president obama. they all agree. president obama agrees with the concept that that was the dialectic in which he governed. it was not dialectic that delivered the results i think many people wants, which is one of the reasons why it fell apart in 2016. right. the shift-- so i don't see that as a shift. what i do see is four years ago, exactly, when i was closing the soul of america book, he believed that trump was the fullest manifestation of our darkest impulses, but that like joe mccarthy, it would burn out, not that it would go away, but that these forces ebbed and flowed. and what january 6th did, and it took me a long time to get there, it's suggested to me there was something more permanent about this. i still think it can be okay, but i didn't forsee that and one of the things that eddie and i agree with, lest you think this is a marital therapy thing, is i dislike it. i disagree, i should say when people about something terrible that happened,

bush is over with ronald reagan on the 20. sometimes it's lyndon johnson over here with fdr. bush, clinton, and president obama. they all agree president obama agrees with the concept that was the dialectic in which he governed. it was not a dialectices that hs delivered the results i think many people want which is one of the reasons it fell apart in 2016. right? so i don't see that as a shift. what i do see is four years ago but trump is the fullest manifestation they forces ebbed and flowed suggested to me something more permanent about this. i think it can be okay i didn't foresee that. one of the things eddie and i yk agreed with marital therapy thing, as i dislike it. i disagree i should say when people say about something terrible that happened when they say this is not who we are. this is where we are aware of you been? do you not know anything? did you literally no no american history? i said this a while ago, there is not a once upon a time in american history. this audit heavily after. this is a enterprise whether people like eddie matters so much because eddie is s

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when boris yeltsin, president of russia, came to this country along with president bush at the time and he visited the johnson space center in houston. on the way out they stopped at a grocery store there in texas. yeltsin wanted to see that, i guess. he was amazed by what was on the shelves of american stores. the bounty we have. i think it moved him to become emotional about it. it also moved him to give up his role in the communist party in russia and try to start reforming his country. indeed, he was quoted as saying if the russian people could see what's on the shelves here, there would be a revolution. that's pretty amazing. so what are we doing here in this country? the regulatory agencies, policies come out of this administration and the state one in california, are basically running agriculture off the map. taking the water away from farmers in california is a big example. people around the country may be watching, why does that affect me? bunch of california problems. they are all messed up out there, anyway. what's important is that so many of these products we grow in california benefit the whole

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bush signed, it came to the 50th anniversary on the march on selma crossing the bridge, both lucy and lyndon johnsonere there. president obama spoke and president bush spoke and took great pride in the fact that he sent this legislation. there is something wrong with this picture. we will not give up. >> so the supreme court decision you are alluding to was shelby county versus holder, it gutted preclearance, so states can do what they want in terms of imposing voting restrictions. there are many lawmakers including this state with senate bill one. what do you say to those lawmakers to have imposed voting restrictions like senate bill one in texas? speaker pelosi: i think most lawmakers and many of us who are not in jobs but are civic. i would say to them under your oath of office. this is what this legislation is about, just because the court decided to say we were obsolete in our criteria does not mean that we are not owed that respect for the constitution of the united states. let me say this one lyndon johnson story and eric holder. eric holder was attorney general in the obama administration wh

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