as i say is odious the reasons bush concocted for going to war didn't pass the sniff test bush and cheney told the world that iraqi leader saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction and that he was giving them to terrorists that we be greeted as liberators they had a broadly that saddam was and i'm not eleven and none of this was true now with my friends on the right one can believe bush and cheney other such things in good faith. they're welcome to that but still these were some of his lies metaphysically bribery a man named curveball code named curveball just last and the recent few weeks has acknowledged that he lied. there was a lot of evidence that. al libi lied and probably ok but you know you. are using i'm not accusing mr obama of line ok and i'm not yet anyway if i could have bill i mean if we still see you know if we see a u.n. resolution about an embargo of arms to the rebels and now we see the slippery slope oh now it's not called the war it's not intervention there's no talk of boots on the ground but there was no there was no talk of arming people as well and that is not

on nine eleven and none of this was true now if my friends on the right want to believe bush and cheney uttered such things in good faith. they're welcome to that but still these were some of these lies manifestly of time for gregory. curveball code and just last and the recent few weeks has acknowledged that he lied. there was a lot of evidence that. al libi. probably ok but you know i'm not accusing i'm not accusing mr obama of line ok but i'm not yet anyway if i could have bill i mean if we still see you know if we see a u.n. resolution about an embargo of arms to to the rebels and now we see the slippery slope oh now it's not called the war it's not intervention there's no talk of boots on the ground but there was no there was no talk of arming people as well and that is not clearly identified who these people are so i am not calling the president the united states a liar or not this president but there is this this tendency of slippery it's a slippery slope into a war a full out war and this is what i'm getting at and this is why i'm talking about the nobel peace prize that this is

and everyone on the left talks about dick cheney halliburton and there's insiders who you think gave dick cheney all those contracts when he was running out of her and it was the clinton administration so you know this is a bipartisan game very much so. i'm curious jeremy what quite your interest with regard to black his blackwater and erik prince led you to write that book. well you know i started going to iraq and in the one nine hundred ninety s. and really cut my teeth as a reporter working for democracy now and writing for common dreams and counterpunch and other independent websites and not getting paid for any of it but i was i was in iraq for a lot of the ninety's all the way into the early two thousand and just by chance one of the places that i had spent a lot of time during my time in iraq before the u.s. invasion was in the iraqi city of fallujah and i knew people there and i had interviewed people there because it was the site of one of the worst cases of civilian deaths caused by the u.s. bombing of iraq during the ninety one gulf war so i had spent a lot of time in flu

that's that's how it happened isn't it all cheney came in and he was called the war criminal ron paul supporters like this and the republicans are groundswell right now to gain support for libertarian minded people and this is a good thing i know many people think that i'm a neo con totally not true at all right now you're support for ron paul while not sharing his philosophical grounding is actually really more interesting in a way than someone who just so happens to have the exact same philosophical perspective is wrong but you don't have that and you're still support him and that's i think really important to underscore here but you're kind of new to this who are bringing you into the fold of the day with veterans for ron paul i want to present you with one of our new buns veterans for ron paul twenty and thirty here go to go around if you want to join us veterans for ron paul we were just a facebook group at this point but we're working on getting a web site now nate you've been actively involved as a ron paul supporter going back to the two thousand and eight campaign you are act

has had the opportunity to speak with different people and hear this hear how they feel about it cheney's here how they feel about politics it's a it's a huge it's an interesting experience and i feel like this is richard moss and his job is to show us that everything is ok here. we have come here because we want to know what is really going on at guantanamo filling isn't allowed inside the prison camp so we were thinking of shooting with a hidden camera. unfortunately that's just not going to happen we know there's a swedish guy held inside here his name is mark. will be released later on when he returns to sweden to give only one press conference if you say you spent five months in afghanistan where did you see this family how did you finance all these trips six trips in two years where were you substandard eleventh two thousand and one the support of bin laden and al qaeda did you meet al qaeda fighters did you carry arms do you think of bin laden. and after that he won't talk to us he refuses to talk to anyone who has anything to do with the media. but to tell his story we have to go

cheney thinks of eminem. i finally came up to the secret service agent and it happens by bad luck to be a friend of mine who i'd taken a few nights before drinking too many shots of tequila at the cowboy bar, and i said to him -- i tried to pull my dignity together and said, why didn't you shoot me? part of his job and he said, you know, do you think a terrorist is stupid enough to be out here on a night like this? so i finally make it into the vice president's house. i'm covered in snow. i'm freezing from minus 40 degrees. i'm horse trying to sing. my hands are shaking because i almost got shot and the vice president walked by. and he takes a look at me and he can see that my job satisfaction is suboptimal. and he says, you don't know what it was like working for rumsfeld. [laughter] i don't believe it. there's not a truer story in that book. there are several interesting subteams in "known and unknown" and i was going to raise several of them but i don't think there's time for maybe more than 1 1/3 but let

since when did politics become -- [everyone talking at once] >> if this was bush and cheney wanted to try them in new york, there wouldn't be a action [everyone talking at once] >> he tried other terrorists and it wasn't the peep. [everyone talking at once] >> just going at it that's what this is about. this is about a lot of emotion. >> you want to see them in a -- or in a wrestling match or in a boxing ring? >> your point is well taken, if this were osama bin laden. i would agree with you because osama bin laden is an enormous figure, and you ought to put him in jail for the rest of his life. i don't think ksm is a really charismatic figure. but if it were osama bin laden i would agree, candidates will be judged. [everyone talking at once] >>> issue three, centennial. april 12, 1861. 150 years ago this coming tuesday, confederate charts rained down on the union military base in charleston, south carolina. fort sumpter, after 34 hours of shelling the fort fell. the american several war began. 11 southern states he is seed from the union. first south carolina then in the or of secessi

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about this just going out and kidnapping people i think this is part of the carry over from the bush cheney administration the defense team has long labeled the case a provocation and unsuccessfully called for its dismissal the prosecution meanwhile has been fighting to limit the scope of issues that can be addressed during the hearings they want to exclude questions regarding the legality of trying your show in the u.s. court allegedly by a lesions in the investigations leading up to his arrest and official conduct during and after the pilot's arrest and sensually over meena arguments of the difference after almost ten months constantine your son calls trial is finally here a jury is deciding his destiny if found guilty he will spend from ten years to a life sentence behind bars. or to new york. let's take a look at some other stories from around the world and more than four hundred people were injured when police opened fire in a crowd of protesters in a yemeni city who died a police live rounds and your gas to disperse demonstrators who were marching towards the presidential palace the m

when money market funds were like fled and it was basically a run on the banks and he thinks that cheney diamond's worst nightmare yet i posit is this image of silver and this image of max kaiser. well jamie done. let me explain something anyone holding a u.s. treasury bond is doing so because they want to be a martyr if they want their net worth to be eviscerated by jamie diamond the terrorist and as i've said many times before now you've got not only bill gross over at pimco who shorting u.s. treasury bonds he's just not selling what he's got he's selling them short which means he's making a huge negative bet against him i just saw that jim rogers another you know big time world famous money manager extraordinary saying yeah i'm going to start selling u.s. treasury bonds when the cold globe gangs up and starts to sell short u.s. government treasury bonds forcing interest rates up five six percent five points in a matter of you know a couple of weeks then of course you know it'll be. america . so as that happens you see the precious metals and commodity prices shooting up but it's also

stock naked short until your hands bleed forced the sucker down put terrorism out of business put cheney time in the men's room doing you know fluff jobs for the executives for two cents a crack that's always worth well on top of that there is the collapse of the us dollar geitner downgrades its own credibility to junk says bloomberg treasury secretary tim geithner was on fox and business news and he was asked is there a risk that the united states could lose its aaa credit rating yes or no he responded no risk of that well that's false he's lying but when you lie in front of congress like either of those every other week or thank paulson does or been directing you become a new or to the consequences of lying the lying the whole extent this reminds me of enron as well when enron there was one single analyst i forget her name it was a woman who was saying enron is a black box of nothingness it's all fraud and she was attacked by everybody else in the mainstream media all the powerful people like ken lay and they they said it was the strongest company that friends with bush is their powerf

cheney, not long ago, he is working on his own book at this point. mentioned to one, you know, don's book is still on the best- seller list. it is 815 pages. he got right back to work after that. [laughter] a lot of that -- >> a lot of that 815 is the index. [laughter] pete was talking about some intelligence issues. it was covered in the known and unknown -- there was a passage about the morning's briefing. vice president cheney also took these morning intelligence briefings. except that he took them twice each morning. i believe you took your intelligence briefing only once. >> yes. >> so he -- so the president would take the intelligence briefing once with the president at 7:00 a.m. and he would also take it at 6:00 a.m., before he met with the president, so he would be well familiar with the content of the meeting, of what was in a briefing before he sat down with the president. i would usually go over to his house before the 6:00 a.m. briefing. this worked fine, except the vice-president did it when he was out of town as well when he was in jack

cheney, not long ago, he is working on his own book at this point. i mentioned to one, you know, don's book is still on the best-seller list. it is 815 pages. he got right back to work after that. [laughter] a lot of that -- >> a lot of that 815 is the index. [laughter] >> pete was talking about some intelligence issues. it was covered in the known and unknown -- there was a passage about the morning's briefing. vice president cheney also took these morning intelligence briefings. except that he took them twice each morning. i believe you took your intelligence briefing only once. >> yes. >> so he -- so the president -- the vice-president would take the intelligence briefing once with the president at 7:00 a.m. and he would also take it at 6:00 a.m., before he met with the president, so he would be well familiar with the content of the meeting, of what was in a briefing before he sat down with the president. i would usually go over to his house before the 6:00 a.m. briefing. this worked fine, except the vice-president did it when he was out of town a

stairs nap and what if he gets out he gets out and they are worried about it just i had no worries cheney years closure. well we're not the only ones present at sean's execution that night there were also those who had tried to save him. i think. jones execution left scars on his lawyer steve press and. steve still lives in the little town of norman near oklahoma city. specializing in final appeals afic and damaged he has lost eleven of the men he has defended and succeeded in saving only two of them. are going to be. here so many people who support the death penalty say well it's part of our system we have it well the only reason that we have it is part of the state of the system is because they won't act to change it and they they support the system and neutral and they don't know why it's something they don't know first hand. or even second hand what. a horrible. process it is. i don't know when told one of their own family members has to go through it and then suddenly. they see everything wrong with. that case and others that shawn's because i was pretty close to home. destroyed my f

and vice president dick cheney at a cabinet meeting. there he goes.d that he was practicing meditation. >> that's the way to handle it. >> catch a few zs. >>> the wait for the white iphone almost over. >> apple plans to start selling a white version of the iphone 4 by the end of april. some people go nuts over it. at&t and verizon are both offer t among the causes for the 10 month delay, peeling paint and problems way sensor. they fix things in a new york minute. it's amazing. >> people are so particular. you're right, though. >> my sister. >> they don't want black, they want the white. >> my sister waited for four months. i started telling her about how great it is. she goes, all right, forget it. i'm done. >> what about the rest of the colors? are they just going to roll those out one at a time? we'll do a story on it. >> you're waiting for the purple one? >> yeah. i want the red phone! that's the one, right? >> raider black, come on. >> as you mentioned, it's been a few tough years but getting better, folks. [ laughter ] >>> a mix of sun and clouds

in syria they're holding accountable-- so do you believe that president bush and dick cheney, the vicedent, and donald rumsfeld, the secretary of defense, should be held accountable in an international court for the iraqi invasion? >> it doesn't have to be an international court but there has to be a process of investigation. there has to be a due process of who is accountable for all these hundreds of thousands of life that has been pulverized, charlie, on the basis of an act of deception. yes, i'm saying that. >> rose: but as you know, other administrations in our history, including the clinton administration, have said that they believe that saddam hussein had nuclear weapons. so they, too, were deceived by erroneous information. r. >> right, and that exactly proves my point, that president bush could have been deceived by erroneous information, but should be has to be held accountable, whether intelligence, whether hose who made decisions on deceptive information, i don't know. all i am say, charlie, is somebody in the chain of command has to be held accountable, both in the u.s. a

i personally actually can tell you that we don't comment on specifically cheney or specific nationalities so that question to him he would be ok and she. was. going to give both of these just under my job as a fish story for them i was going there. so much. for soldiers and one ton a mole don't talk and neither do the prisoners. maybe it has something to do with this man his name is general miller and he's the commanding officer at guantanamo he's agreed to a short interview he is in in an unusually good mood take it one column as mission is to detain him in combatants and then to gain intelligence from there to be able to win the global war on terrorism and so we are detainees in the combatants in a humane manner in a matter. that is appropriate today in accordance as much as we can with the geneva convention. we do we work very hard to ensure that the detainees are maintained. in this manner. but what's what's wrong with the. work that. when we were doing lease interview with miller we were not aware of how important he was to the story because no other single person has had as much inf

away you think that donald rumsfeld you know you think that dick cheney. really really had to. lie to get rid of saddam hussein his second wife to build a hold of that. good morning. i just you closer to meeting of my national security council. we were viewed what i discussed with my friend president vladimir putin over the course of many meetings. many months. and that is the new. for america. to move beyond the one thousand seventy two. anti-ballistic missile treaty. when george w. bush became president immediately he gave six months notice to russia that we are pulling out united states is pulling out of the a.b.m. treaty anti-ballistic missile treaty that limited the united states's ability to test and deploy anti-satellite weapons so-called missile defense systems and other space technology at the pentagon today a warning that space will become the next big battleground to meet the challenge difference are three donald rumsfeld is making space a top pentagon priority putting a four star general at the head of a new air force space command to take charge of all military spa

outstanding job and joe biden has only been a pose administration but not as well-known as the wife of dick cheneyt i think they're both assets for the obama administration. and the more you get them out on the road and get them visible, there's no negatives attached right now. i think either of them -- lot of positives. >> suburban women have soured on president obama. why? >> well, i mean, i think the whole array of issues starting with obama care, socialized medicine, first and moe foremost. >> what about the economy? >> yes, women have born the brunt to a large extent. and pat is absolutely right, especially when it comes to the white folk. but white women now are slipping away. so it's interesting to see michelle obama and jill biden side by side. they have been tremendous assets future their husbands. president nixon says i may be controversial, but pat nixon isn't and i think they have played their cards absolutely perfectly. and this might be the beginning of a new front for the campaign, much more active roles for the first and second ladies. >> millions of suburban women now the sole bre

bloody plays it is forces we can hear from here ok the voices they hear are around the voices of the cheney's and the chants. in a one reason why you can hear him say was because in the nighttime it's very quiet out here though not as many vehicles moving so because it's so quiet in the series you can hear the voices of the detainees well. that's a very somber day there units on a day with a certain what is a call what do they say they have the they have the opportunity to speak to one another so often. you know it's all imagine that you're talking to one another some of them may be praying some of them are just just talking and they may be talking to someone other down yelling yelling toward sam so just normal conversation and sometimes you do hear prayer to call the prayer or just chattering at a prayer. what happens to the prisoners still canted guantanamo. and what happens to those who are released. there been nearly four hundred so neither visits to or try to move there by more than one thousand trails additionally some one hundred eighty congressional representatives go consider the fac

. >> jackie and winston cheney know each other because they were both alumnis that live in prince georges county. she's a basketball coach for middle schoolgirls. had e played on the team back in the day. they know what those three letters stand for. vcu stand for. >> a very cool university and it really, we are really stepping up. >> this is amazing what they've done. the money they brought forth, the prestige and notoriety is amazing. i am over joyed at the vcu rams. >> people are noticing us. i'll go into the store and get a comment. at work, everybody nose about vcu now. >> i have to miss monday because i'll be on a cruise ship and they don't show live tv. so somebody please text me and give me the score. >> he has a few tricks from his basketball days, like this year's vcu team, he just keeps going. >> go vcu. >> beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> how exciting. i don't know what the weather is going did be like in houston, but i'm certain it's a lot warmer than it is here. >> oh yeah. it's probably a little humid, too. >> what are you saying? you're done? bring on spring. >> look. that's m

after cheney is preparations she began taking pictures of the red think is wearing long clothes and standing against a background of flips and underground galleries of the naval filterless. as a result you get something incompatible one lot of times you have current realities with those grandiose properties common with stupid inscriptions like that one south has been here on the other you have these creatures. so you're just contrasting images the last and the spiritual as opposed to the basic human passion. is now intent to draw attention to another underground object that up until now only special service officers knew about it. and. the facility consists of several long tunnels and is a former reserve come out a point for the region's leaders. the facility was declassified in the year two thousand and is now completely abandoned. bigger enthusiastic intent to start a cold war museum in these tunnels and they've already called the first exhibit. with. this scary figure it is the will to do is call it warrior it's me and the guys from the deer club who made it as a sort of sawmill of what a

russian along with scotland of course net solver won the opening singles yesterday to give their team cheney a lead and they put the play in the reversing was a moment and then that we followed by the doubles it was a good chance to tie it will be settled before then the thing has crossed. and the other semifinal belgium in the czech republic i can tell you a level one a piece in that one and we will stay with tennis because rafael nadal is going for his seventh straight monte carlo masters title today he's up against fellow spaniard david ferrer in the final after beating andy murray in three sets by his own admission the guy was not at his best but that said he still managed to take the first set six ball however murray threatened an upset as he spread through the second set six two finishing with a lovely drop shot. but the brit strained his arm in the deciding set and that seemed to affect his gang and adult brazing three that six one marries derek here anything much. less than just this afternoon. seven in a row here is more the. contest because it is more important when you are not pla

what he plays it is we can hear from here ok the voices that here are around the voices of the cheney's in the chair. and one reason why you can hear him say because in the nighttime it's very quiet out here though not as many vehicles moving so because it's so quiet in this area you can hear the voices of the detainees. well it's a very solemn day there units on a day with a certain what good is a call what do they say they have the they have the opportunity to speak to one another so often. you know so i would imagine that they're talking to one another some of them maybe praying some of them are just just talking and they may be talking to someone other down yelling yelling toward sam so just normal conversation there and sometimes you can hear prayer to call the prayer or just chatter in a prayer for. what happens to the prisoners still counted kuantan among and what happens to those who are released. there have been nearly four hundred separate and even visits to war two of them of the by more than one thousand trials additionally some one hundred eighty congressional oversight of

carlist have is ruled out for up to four weeks with a hamstring injury however but burke the man cheney is remaining upbeat. is it bad for much of the city to himself and also because i did it to me we put a lot in the last year is my opinion. their thoughts except they were they beat the new kid i'm incredulous sandgate i guess they were pulled before we. got over going to fire recap for for us to change everything. now there is no lone star at the texas open yet with j.g. henry and stewart cink sharing the day one lead masters runner up on defending champion in silent tony adam scott he lives just a short behind as well kevin now meanwhile he entered golf's record puts in the worst possible way his struggles on the ninth earning him the score of sixteen the lowest ever registered on a par four hole in the modern era sink in birdie mode on the sixteenth though he and henry holding their efforts in a card five under on the day scott still in a good spot to defend his title to as he finished up just one stroke back along with four other plea which. were number one on the rafael nadal is