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bush, in a post 9/11 world created the bush doctrine. justification for wide range military intervention around the world, often without regard necessarily to the opinion of parts of the world. in 2013, secretary of state john kerry told the organization of american states, that the era of the monroe doctrine is over. and had a sort of surprise reaction and a scattering of applause. and that was a good thing. the statement was intended to look at the vitality and independents of latin american countries. but whatever the future holds for the monroe document for the monroe doctrine in this period, that statement made an 1823 to making, that it could still be a matter for debate in our day today. although he refused most invitations to hold public office, after the presidency, james monroe did agree to chair the virginia constitutional convention in 1929. joy was joined there by charles mercer, and by other lifelong friends, james madison who is addressing the body here. former chief justice john marshall, who is behind madison. but monroe

border in his recent change of course on the trump era refugee camp in an op ed for the washington post bush advocated for a pathway to citizenship for immigrants in the deferred action for childhood arrivals daca program bush still opposes a pathway to citizenship for the estimated $11000000.00 undocumented immigrants are going their citizenship should be and must be earned. he list work with choir and service requirements as well as proof of english language proficiency as prerequisites. bush is no stranger to immigration reform policy it was a key factor in his own reelection campaign but he was unable to pass any substantive reforms because he couldn't get it through his own party. perhaps the most welcome part of bush's most recent engagement in immigration reform conversation is shown in the following statement. i hope i can help set a tone that is more respectful about the immigrant which may lead to reform of the system. will we will see a fellow republicans are willing to see the humanity of immigrants and change their hateful rhetoric if current makeup of congress tells us anything

bush confronting a post-9/11 world, a doctrine for wide ranging u.s. military intervention around the world often without regard necessarily to the opinion of parts of the world. in 2013 secretary of state john kerry told the organization of american states, quote, the era of the monroe doctrine is over. and there was sort of a surprised reaction and scattering of applause and kerry said, yes, that's a good thing. his statement was intended to acknowledge the independence of latin american countries though many conservatives have taken issue with the speech. whatever the future holds for the monroe doctrine in this century and going forward, it is nonetheless nonetheless remarkable that a presidential policy made in 1823 can still be a matter of debate nearly two centuries later. although he refused most ini have -- invitations to hold public office he did in 1929. he did agree to chair the constitutional convention in 1829. he was joined there by other lifelong friends, james madison who is addressing the body here and former chief justice who is seat

bush and "washington post" columnist marc thiessen and fox news contributor. great so see you.scott getting it right? do liberals have to be careful here? >> 100% he is getting it right. there will be a backlash. but the reality is democrats know the backlash is coming and they don't care. i'm a little less concerned about the twitter mob than i am the democrats in congress. if you look at what they are doing, they understand they have a limited window of opportunity to pass as much of their radical agenda as possible. a 50/50 senate, six vote majority in the house. they could lose both houses in less than 18 months and they have a two-part plan for dealing with this. the first part is pass as much government spending as you possibly can as quickly as you can and why they've ditched bipartisanship and planning to joe biden unveiling $600 trillion in his first 100 days unprecedented in american history and build a firewall against a backlash to republicans can't take back power. they want to pass hr1, bill to make it harder for republicans to win back pour. they want to pack the

bush about the gop in a post-nixon era. take a listen to this, both of yo >> the republican officials are divided on whether association with mr. nixon helps or hurts. as head of the republican party, is it -- is it uncomfortable for you to cooperate with people in congress on a i have nothing to do with nixon ticket? >> well, i think we've got room in our party for diversity. and my advice to them -- and very few people seek it these days. but when they do, i'll say, look, emphasize the good things the administration has done and jump up and down say you don't like watergate. be against the bad things. be for the good things. >> reflect on how different the party is now than it was in that moment. >> the difference is the way to get ahead in the republican party in the post-trump era is to be for the bad things and against the good things. so, simply put -- i mean, what a breath of fresh air to acknowledge that the president did do bad things and you might oppose them. those republicans who have opposed the worst thing tha

bush they think of his 8 years as president of united states, he has been busy in his post presidential, writing books, working on important policy issues at george w. bush approximatel presidential city and painting, a lot of painting, inspired by similar hobby of british prime minister churchill, in 2014 he completed his first series, depictions of world leaders, followed by portraits ofcourage with veterans. last month, i traveled to bush center in dallas to get a look at his latest exhibit. 43rd president new collection of oil paintings highlight join of 43 remarkable men and women who immigrated to united states and the new book called "out of many, one." ♪ ♪ >> on american currency you find the great seal of the united states, since congress adopted it in 1782, it has displayed words, latin for out of main, m many, one, referring to make up of many states and backgrounds, a nod to one of your greatest strengths, to one nation under god. to forever remain a shining city upon a hill, a beacon of liberty. and hopeful society, american only needs to remember that strength. >> good eve

to use feel look you work in this nobody new places to live in the bush when you pull a chance looks more horrible she loved. your post recently which took the work a good job which of course. the smoke of course is caused by store protest across such a couple for me. my free minutes you can get it it's my last plate in space. i am like when school say in the us a they were. close i ask that quote. and he don't know the answer meet me yet about this. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. the dairy. thinks. we dare to ask. we are segregated only by social class laws philip us people also in poverty by 1st . if you're born into a poor family i occupy warning child minority family if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances people die on average 15 years younger than the avoidance of generational poverty. it's an awfully tough fight every day seem to meet your needs and the needs of your family. is you'll be via reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation little community like. are you going the right way or are you b

bush asks in the washington post quote.ow is it that in a country maura, generous to newer rivals than any other immigration policy is the source of so much rancor and ill will. the short answer is that the issue has been exploited in ways that do little credit to either party. the former president is releasing a book of paintings and stories about immigrants to the united states. bush also suggests a secure and efficient border one that is both lawful and welcoming and updated asylum process and a system where undocumented immigrants can earn their legal residency or citizenship. in la hoya, texas, richardson fox news he up at the bay area's first top gulf location coming up, go inside the three level entertainment venue this opening day, and meteorologist mark tamayo tracking the complete weekend forecast is back up after the break and talk about a warm up right back. attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is

as far as other things, a piece in the washington post by george w. bush, talking about immigration, he offers this, a couple of ways to make changes to the immigration process. he says in the piece: host: the thoughts from the former president, george w. bush in the washington post. he and the congress of the time made an effort on immigration reform. we will hear from james in maryland. you are next up. good morning, james. caller: i believe it's mexico, guatemala, honduras, bolivia. the amount of drugs that are being brought to this country, it's just amazing that we are subsidizing our own mis. by letting -- own demise. we have to take care of a lot of them. they take money and we need to do something about these drug cartels. that's my point. host: why are the cartels a top concern? caller: right here in virginia, about five days ago they killed two guys because they tried to rob a cartel stash house. it's a secret war that's going on. they are too dangerous to be in this country. we are not doing enough about it. host: that is james giving his though

post". he did give away cartoons to friends, but we have the majority of his output. so mr. block drew cartoons about presidents from hoover to the second george bush. and so you get to see how his career evolved, how his opinions changed. see how he drew particular presidents. obviously, i just brought out a selection of cartoons to give a sense of how he perceived different presidents and how his style evolved. the first cartoon we have is about herbert hoover who -- which was the first president that mr. block covered. and it shows hoover at the rapidan camp, before camp david existed. hoover favored a camp further down in the shenandoah mountains in rapidan, virginia. and so mr. block has depicted hoover leading a couple of capitalists to his camp. and they are fishing, and then instead of getting economic benefits in the -- perhaps in the form of cash incentives, the capitalist gets some fresh fish to sell. and it's a pen and ink style. it's on a very smooth board. and this is very typical of what would have been produced in the midwest at this point in time. so the second cartoon i've brought out today is about fdr. franklin delano roosevelt.

bush they think of his 8 years as president of united states, he has been busy in his post presidential issues at george w. bush approximatel presidential city and painting, a lot of painting, inspired by similar hobby of british prime minister churchill, in 2014 he completed his first series, depictions of world leaders,

and i actually give president bush a lot of credit because post 9/11 they created the national counterterrorism president obama come it was very impressive and continue to look after our national security and her safety. and i would like to see us be more proactive at making sure that we are tracking both foreign terrorists and domestic terrorists because we know both are a threat to our security. >> emily: kayleigh, earlier on "the faulkner focus," we have the national border protection council, garza with thoughts on the other side who he says is to blame for the border crisis. speak with the problem here is the changes in immigration policies. we go back to the migrant potential protocols and title 42 peer that is what is causing the crisis on the border. and because of this crisis that we are seeing in the rio grande valley, we see a border crisis and other parts like southern california where these two men were apprehended. so it is directly related. >> emily: is exactly right. president trump came and negotiated great deals with tribunal countries and mexico our partner and made them a pa

bush asks in the "the washington post," quote: how is it that in a country nor generous to new arrivals than any other immigration policy is the source of so much rancor and ill will? the short answer is that the answer has been exploited in ways that do credit to either party. >> now, the former president is releasing a book of paintings and stories about immigration, immigrants in the united states. he also weighs into immigration policy and, among several suggestions, calls on a border that is both secure and efficient and one that also can be welcoming and lawful. bret, back to you. >> bret: rich edson along the southern border in texas. rich, thank you. >> a dreamer. >> my students. >> future citizen. >> lucky. >> brave. >> seeking the shiny city on the hill. >> someone loved by god. >> one word for immigrant. that was the question asked by polster frank luntz. we bring him in tonight. frank, good evening, you received some really surprising answers from your focus group last week on immigration. i want to play another soundbite from this what people think about immigrants who cros

bush with the headline in "the washington post," immigration is a defining asset in the united states you're absolutely right. i spoke to a number of republicans overnight, chuck, who were just outraged. they echo the anger you heard from former house speaker john boehner and said this is just not representative of the republican party. of course, this comes against the backdrop of the party looking to rebuild itself, looking the take back the house and the senate in 2022. the deep concern is that even a few people associating themselves with a group like this harms the entire party. and i think the focus is going to be on leadership. i want to go back to something anna was just talking about. we did hear from kevin mccarthy this week who decried nativist thinking. i think there's going to be pressure on him, on leader mcconnell, who has not commented at all, to come out more forcefully and denounce, not just this language, but anybody who would associate themselves with this type of a group. >> david french, you heard john boehner said he didn't want to say it was mainstream in the p

struggle with the economic impact of the pandemic one company has just posted record profits and 2 of the world's biggest refugee council bush next to europe are tension in the leaving thousands of people in limbo. there's been persistent rain in some of the states the us recently in missouri for example where the big river is even bigger than normal with trees running down it and significant sun storms on the same system for used not golf ball even tennis balls but hey we're the same side damaging weather down in texas and there's a system with a big thunderstorm shown by the flashes of lightning and here it is it lies at the moment but it's not going anywhere as if it is to get a sitter over texas if you're in texas expect flooding expect more hail expect quite a lot of sun reactivity and there's always in the northeast has been fairly cold recently toronto went down to 8 degrees or below 0 now slowly rising not cold cold is warming as you can see and the rain event she starts to go east from texas but that takes until probably late on sunday a significant rain has fallen in parts of mexico mexico city itself there was hai

bush has new "washington post" op-ed out calling for bipartisan immigration reform increased border security morning thank you so much for being here interesting to see, g.w. weigh in on this immigration crisis. >> well, he -- it is he when he started the work on this book he has come out with on grants two years ago so sense there would be a crises but there is a crisis on our border, and -- you know, here in texas we feel it cleanly our border is with mexico. >> so what do you think should be done at this point? i mean joe biden walked into office, and first thing he did was stop construction of the wall and second tinying thing he did overturn remain in mexico policy instituted a reinstituted "catch and release" many say three biggest mistakes the reason we've got a surge. >> i have one other he sent signals during campaign into to media aftermath of the campaign that everything would be can i have along the border, remember we are faced across the border by highly the sophisticated smart criminal enterprise the traffickers cartels back them mitigating -- sort of like adjunct of the carte

bush and highly upset. that is really scary, she said. "the washington post" thought so. post fact-checked or gave the president four pinocchios and that is bad for the time of not believing blind quotes in "the new york times." the predictable rage avalanche followed "the daily beast" and declared it a scandal. and thennc adam schiff, the ranking member the intelligence committeecl reminded this county that unnamed sources and left-wing newspapers are the "gold standard" for what is true. >> he is inviting putin to washington all the while there is this credible allocation of russians putting a bounty on american heads. that to me is despicable. >> this is not a hoax. the fact the intelligence community is still looking for additional evidence doesn't make it a hoax. >> americans are outraged about what russia may be doing. the one person who isn't outraged is donald trump. it doesn't end up in the presidential daily brief if it is a hoax. the intelligence community does not only put folks in the daily brief but rather it is the gold standard. >> tucker: so it doesn't wi

bush, this is the front page of the "washington post."ir headline says biden cycle could not continue in afghanistan. reporter greg whitlock on the announcement by the former president in 2001. he writes four days after the united states invaded afghanistan president george w. bush appeared for a primetime news conference to address the nation gripped by fear and anger by the 9/11 attacks. most americans supported the decision to go to war, there was widespread uncertainty about how the conflict would unfold and how long it might last. he writes that bush had been in office less than nine months that evening on october 11, 2001. he sought to reassure the country that u.s. officials had learned lessons from the past and were determined not to get bogged down in a faraway land. here is some of that speech to the nation by the president. president bush: the united states military has begun strikes against the al qaeda terrorist training camps and the taliban regime in afghanistan. these actions are designed to reduce afghanistan as a terrori

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adoption of new laws designed to import the bush cheney obama war on terror onto us soil for domestic purposes as recently as february 14th the washington post published an article titled the agency founded because of 911 is shifting to face the threat of domestic terrorism the war on terror has been an utter disaster for any country on the end of it so do you think we should want ours salmond's on the event for christ's sake not the like bringing overseas disasters to the homeland let's build some fukushima style nuclear plants on the coast of california while we're at it look violence is already legal planning to harm people is already illegal. the intelligence community already has dogs of power and money and weapons and people they don't need more they already violate our rights and our privacy and our freedom on a regular basis they don't need to do it lol or remember fascism will come to america wrapped in an american flag holding a cross dressed in a skimpy outfit cradling a bucket of k.f.c. chicken and giving out free handouts there are few dangers more acute than the weaponization of these security state instruments against the us c

bush is calling for bipartisan action on immigration reform. he wrote an op-ed that was published in the washington posthe advocates for embracing and the deferred action for titled rivals. in providing a pathway to citizenship for immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. and effective border management starts well beyond the border, so we must work with our neighbors to help them build freedom and opportunities so their citizens can thrive at home. undocumented immigrants should be brought out of the shadows through a gradual process in which legal residency and citizenship must be earned as for anyone else applying for the privilege. >>> the former president announcing he is going to release a new collection of his paintings next week and the goal is to share portraits of some immigrants and humanized debate on immigration reform. the op-ed, publish ahead of his interview is norah o'donnell, she is expected to discuss how he plans to reenter this debate on immigration and you can watch it. it airs in clips starting this sunday on kpix5. >>> looking like at sfo and the oakland airport with vaccinati

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philip buff, national correspondent with "the washington post," democratic strategist juanita tolliver, and matt dowd, chief strategist for the bush/cheney 2004 campaign. matt dowd, i want to start with you and read you back that "new york times" quote, calling the recall the work of republicans struggling to maintain relevance in the overwhelmingly democratic state. matt, do you think that is a fair analysis? >> it's definitely a fair analysis. the republicans in california today have less voters than the decline to state. democrats and decline to state are a bigger share than republicans for the state. i worked for arnold schwarzenegger back in the day. the last republican to win statewide who wasn't really a republican in the state. he was able to win because he wasn't really a republican. and one thing to keep in mind as we talk about this, the chances of a recall of gavin newsom are exceedingly small. the last time a governor was recalled there was gray davis in 2003. gray davis had a 24% job approval rating in 2003. today california is more democratic, much more democratic than it was 18 years ago, and gray davis has a 52% j

post presidency. there's the jimmy carter route of charitable work the bush route of painting portraits of dogs like ae last minute for bob ross then there's the obama route of making movies for netflix, kite surfing with richard branson, dressing like an italian fashion designer, and making up excuses to hang out with celebrities "here's an idea for a podcast. me and bruce springsteen, just kind of hanging out. "mr. president, that sounds great. what would it be about?" "it's called 'renegades. i game up with the name myself." "it's great. what is it about?" "sometimes, little steven will be there but he has to share a mic with bruce." the former president donald trump as is his wont, chose and charted his own course he's decided to spend his time creepily shuffling around his palm beach resort like the ghost of a retired dentist who drowned in a water hazard on the 18th hole "i was looking for my ball and i forgot to come up for air. it was a titleist. they're not cheap. every weekend a new photo emerges of trump in the same getup. red hat, white polo, slacks that seem to be rising faster than the s

bush's 63. fox radio host referencing another recent poll from abc news and the "washington post" in his tweet.pproval rating in history after 100 days. yes, it is better than trump's but biden doesn't have the entire media pretending see a russian asset because they're too busy pretending he is lucid. jimmie, host of fox across america joins me now. he always tweets and speaks his mind. jimmie, your thoughts. >> great to see you. my thoughts are i was nervous. every time someone talks about a tweet on tv it is because you are getting fired. the good news, harris, is biden has nowhere to go but up. bad news is he fell three times the last three times he took the stairs. this is a bad sign for him, harris. contrast the coverage of biden versus the coverage of trump. trump was at 45% with the media doing everything they could to make people hate him. biden has been propped up. they've dedicated to making you like him and drawing a favorable contrast with trump but abandoned every one of his promises. he hasn't made any effort to unite the country. he has injected race into any part of our politic

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post"/abc news poll. 58% in the cbs/ugov survey. that puts him ahead of president trump's first 100 days but behind presidents obama and george w. bushuntry's most pressing issues. on the pandemic, his approval is at 69% in the nbc news poll, "the washington post" survey puts him at 64% and the cbs poll at 65%. the cbs news poll also shows 72% of americans approve of how he handled the vaccine distribution. when it comes to the economy, they have him at 52% approval. the cbs poll was at 57%. the president's infrastructure and jobs plan is popular with most americans. 59% support the proposal in the nbc news poll. 52% in "the washington post" poll. 58% from cbs news. the situation at the southern border continues to take a toll on the president's immigration ratings. 59% disapprove of how he is handling immigration. according to the nbc news poll. "the washington post" shows 53% disapproval. the cbs poll, 57% disapproval. >> jonathan lemire, we saw comparisons 100 days in with past presidents. these numbers are very high compared to what we have seen over the past five years. the biden administration doing very well when it comes to t

post" abc news poll and 58% in the cbs new gov survey. according to those numbers that puts him ahead of president trump's first 100 days but behind president obama and george w. bush. at this point, in their presidencies jump was at 40%, obama at 61% and bush at 57%. president biden also received high marks for his handling of the country's most pressing issues. on the pandemic, his approval of the 69% in the nbc news poll, the "washington post" survey puts him at 64%. the cbs poll at 65. cbs poll also shows a whopping 72% of americans approve of how he's handled the vaccine distribution. and when it comes to the economy, both the nbc news poll and "washington post" abc news poll have him at 52% and the cbs at 57%. the president's infrastructure and jobs plan is also popular with most american, 59% support the propose until the nbc news poll, and 52% in the "washington post" survey, and 58% in the cbs poll. however, the situation at the southern border continues to take a toll on the president's immigration ratings. 59% disapprove of how he's handling immigration, according to nbc, and the "washington post" poll shows 53% disapproval, and the cbs poll, 57% disappr

bush better than anyone i know, john. this is the most raw political talk i've heard from him in his post presidency. >> it's as far as hety. as far as condoleezza rice goes, that strikes me as doing something because you know you're going to be asked about it later on and you want a better answer than i'm not going to tell you, right. and you can't vote for the democrat because you're a member of the bush family so you want to find an answer that works for you politically going forward. let's talk about texans in the news, david. senator ted cruz he's criticizing this long shot effort going nowhere by some democratic lawmakers to increase the size of the supreme court from nine to 13 justices. listen to what he's saying here. >> you didn't see republicans when we had control of the senate try to rig the game. you didn't see us try to pack the court. there was nothing that would have prevented republicans from doing what they're doing other than respect for the rule of law. >> you didn't see them try to rig the game, david. you saw them rig the game. actually, like literally block a nomination for months and months, and