supporters have called on governor tom wolf to save cheney university. the group rallied outside of the governor's office in center city this morning. founded in 1837, cheney is the oldest historic black university in the country. cheney could lose the accreditation next month and a spokesperson from wolf issued a statement that the governor is working with the state education system to create a path forward for cheney to address its financial struggles. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight. a dream deferred eight decades and i dream forgotten a dream realized for a 96-year-old woman from south jersey. >> and jeff skversky live at eagles training camp. >> the eagles are out here tackling for the first time but without some of their stars. a few injuries coming up if sports. cecily it's awfully hot out here. >> it is, it made it up to 91 today and more humid and stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we are getting pop-up showers and thunderstorms, this will be a theme this week and i'm tracking big changes in time for the weekend. i'll explain in the

. >>> supporters are calling on governor tom wolf to save cheney university. it's heeding cheneys call. founded in 1837 the oldest historically black university in the country. financial cuts and dwindling enrollment mean its could lose its accreditation. david oh says it's not just important to pennsylvania but the country as well. >> the government needs to respond to the fact that cheney is a historic symbol and has a mission to provide opportunity and education. >> cheney is one of pennsylvania's 14 state owns colleges and universities. turning now not accuweather forecast, you probably feel it. sky 6 hd looking live cape may on the beach that is the place to be today. a heat wave will be brewing. and another look at the forecast. >> it is sizzling out here on the terrace now as we have plenty of sunshine and fair weather cumulous clouds developing and starting you with satellite and not a lot going on in the way of cloud cover, a little popping through and we expect most of the day to remain sunny. warming up 87 degrees in philadelphia. and lots of 87's u

walking -- we were talking to dick cheney or the house of representatives. someone with lots of washington experience in different areas of washington and two different branches of government, since what vice president cheney was pointing out to us. you had a retired general, colin powell, cheney himself. we had the a-team in foreign affairs. their first foreign affair crisis was a coup in panama. why we have a great group of individuals with a lot of experience in foreign and defense policy, we hadn't worked together as a team yet. he said we made some mistakes. >> one of the problems of the new administration, we weren't a bunch of amateurs, we had been around them before. it's hard, there is no training guard -- training ground for senior civilian political leaders in the administration. >> our view now as if that team made the mistakes, think how much harder it is for the president who has no washington experience, no foreign policy experience, no defense policy experience, and no work in washington with the centers of power in the nation's capital. >> w

the into bush was closer to the beginning of obama and cheney would've liked.y the time bush leaves office, because of the surge and other things have the situation and in iraq of combat a little bit. security was better and he signed an agreement with the iraqis to pull all american troops out by the end of 2011. what did president obama do we commit office? he did the exact same thing. he kept the bush schedule. there was more continuity between the into bush and the beginning of obama than anyone would have thought if you're just listen to the rhetoric. >> i wanted to follow-up on the first question you had. we know mitch mcconnell said early on he wanted to make sure president obama did not have a second term. and so from the beginning that's what the republicans wanted to do. now that the affordable care act and what they wanted to do he has been defeated three times now, do you think, and another thing he said, the democrats won't help us. well, they didn't help the democrats when they tried to do it. do you think now that this is happened, maybe now this

criminal in rising all about vladimir putin's russia in days of fire, bush and cheney. he does not shy away from important topics. i thought it was well researched and very evenhanded in its analysis and well-written. i'm proud to call peter a friend and colleague. of course now he has penned obama: the.

you had a retired general, colin powell, and dick cheney himself. he said, we had the 18 in foreign affairs, yet their first foreign affairs crisis was a coup in panama. he admitted, he said, while we were a great group of individuals with a lot of experience foreign policy and defense policy, we had not worked together as a team yet. that took some time for us to get going as a team. he said, we made some mistakes. >> we learned a lot as a team how to work and function. one problem you have with any new administration, even one as experienced as ours -- we were not amateurs -- it is hard. there is no training ground or senior civilian political leaders in an administration. >> our view is if that team made mistakes, think how much harder it is for a president with no washington experience, no foreign-policy experience, no defense policy experience, and no work in washington with the levers of power in the centers of power in the capital. >> we find ourselves groping to know the full sense and meaning of these times in which we live. in our quest of

it's a first. >> despite concerns, there remains a strong loyalty. >> cheney gave me a second chance in life. >> reporter: now cheney needs a second chance to continue a regular si that's provided better lives to so many of its students. aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >>> he's a look at the other stories we're following county by county. the school district is askingen students to weigh in on its bathrooms. the school board agreed to create a survey. it comes after a lawsuit over the district's policy. allowing students of the opposite sex in those rooms amounts to sexual harassment. >>> to bucks county, the school district will announce new initiatives. leaders will be joined for your announcement. it's at 6:00 inside the administration building. >>> they are still looking for a few good monsters. the park is hiring 500 people for its annual halloween haunt including monsters, makeup artists and usher. the last job fair runs until 8:00 today. the halloween haunt kicks off september 15th. >>> crayons are an important part of just about every child's life. they want toen continue

with vice president cheney correct? am i correct when i say the republicans don't care about the debt unless there is a democrat in the white house? gue i rememberst vice president cheney saying that, and he is wrong:. deficit and debt do matter. it is not existential to the economy and, but it is corrosive on the economy. higher deficit and debt results in higher interest rates. those higher interest rates in less business investment, less compete -- consumer spending and the long run. no, he is not right. downloadits in the matter a lot. -- and the debt load matter a lot. i know well intentioned lawmakers on both -- in both parties. a role inlays everything, but there are many republicans who believe there are deficits that do matter and they are working hard to make sure our situation is put on sounder ground. i think that is bipartisan in h thinking about deficits and debts. host: mitch mcconnell had a s zeroent that there i chance we will not raise the debt ceiling. we will get the job done and can junction -- in c

. >>> supporters are trying to save the nation's first historically black college, cheney university. a group called heeding cheney's call raloyed outside of governor's office in center city and the university is facing an uncertain future because of falling enrollment and lack of funding. they are working on a plan to keep cheney open. >>> and you don't see this every day in south philadelphia. philly police landing one of the helds in the middle of swanson street as part of national night out. neighbors also got the chance to see it up close and personal. >>> similar events were held all over the country. we spotted the fanatic in south philly and flag football and a obstacle course in center hill. the goal is to build relationships between police and community. >>> and a traffic stop takes a scary turn and hear from the officer who survived this roadside crash. >>> plus, making it legal. a local congressman pushed for new laws on marijuana. we ask you to weigh in. >>> and what a steal. why this house in new jersey is on sale for only $10. i need the phone that's where i happen to b

ask these fans who are no exit strategy calling on her vitamins dick cheney they want to bet you that's what we're going to. do those who work for however make hundreds of millions of dollars each the. u.s. military contractor k.b.r. is under legal fire today over real fires in iraq the farm is charged with causing illnesses from massive.

criminal in rising all about vladimir putin's russia in days of fire, bush and cheney. he does not shy away from important topics. i thought it was well researched and very evenhanded in its analysis and well-written. i'm proud to call peter a friend and colleague. of course now he has penned obama: the. i can't tell you how much we have appreciate peter taking time from his extremely busy life and to join us here tonight. please welcome my friend, peter baker. [applause] >> thank you all for coming. what a great crowd. can you hear me in the back? good. great. terrific. this is a fabulous crowd and i can't think the presidential library enough. as he told already, we've got to know over the years and i couldn't respect him more. he did a fabulous job of setting up the george w. bush library in texas in you should go by and see it. it's terrific. obviously he's doing a good job here as well and i got a chance earlier to look through the museum and got a sneak into the vault as well and i have to say i called my wife like a geeky fan and was very excited to be here. what

cheney university has been tossed a lifeline. th forgive $30 million in loans to cheney if they can maintain a budget fo the next four year theyeeuggling to preserve accreditation. it is the oldest historically black university in the country. >> time to check the forecast. the atlantic city boardwalk helr boards air show. there were hundreds of thousands of spectators of all ages across the country. this provided a boost economically, expected to bring in $26 millionon. wow. the weather is picture-perfect for that. >> they had clouds. better than last night our weato picture perfect for six or seven days. this is a great stretch of weather. let's go live to sky six in the "action news" weather center. you can see with the shot how clear the air is, oppressive heat and humidity. all of the moisture is swept away. i'm issuing a car wash alert. this is the time to your car washed. my car is filthy and desperately needs a washing. over the next five days, we barely h it's a time to get the kids to wash the car. high pressure moving

so, was vice president cheney correct? am i correct when i say the republicans don't care about the debt unless there is a democrat in the white house? host: you're right, i remember vice president cheney saying that, and he is wrong. mark zandi: deficit and debt do matter. it is not existential to the economy immediately but it is corrosive on the economy. higher deficit and debt results in higher interest rates. those higher interest rates in -- they mean less business investment, less consumer spending in the economy in the long run. so no, he is not right. , the deficits in the download -- the debt load matter a lot. i know well intentioned in both parties. lawmakers politics plays a role in everything, but there are many republicans who believe that deficits do matter and they are working hard to make sure our fiscal situation is put on sounder ground. i think that is bipartisan in terms of peopleho thinking about deficits and debts. host: mitch mcconnell had a statement on monday in louisville, kentucky, the quote fr

heather heyer takes her place in history now beside the names goodman, schwerner, and cheney, the three civil rights workers murdered in 1964. andrew goodman and michael schwarner were new yorkers who responded to the call to go south where they joined with mississippi civil rights worker james cheney in trying to help black people to register to vote. that was enough to get you murdered in mississippi in 1964, and everyone knew that before goodman, schwarner, and cheney took their lives in their hands by taking a stand against white supremacy in mississippi. those days were supposed to be behind us. it wasn't supposed to be dangerous anymore to take a stand for racial equality in the united states, including in the south. but we were reminded on saturday that white supremacy has never given up on terrorism and murder. and so heather heyer is its latest victim. heather heyer's mother, susan brough now wants to do everything she can to make sure we never forget what her daughter stood for. >> i lost my child, and i'm heartbroken over that, and i would grieve in private. but she stood for

. >> supporters are trying to save cheney university. oldest black college. ra rallied outside governor's office yesterday. fall in enrollment and lack of state funding. say they're looking to create a path that will let cheney stay open and succeed. >>> new this morning, sixers legend apologizing to fans over instagram. said sorry when he missed three games in dallas over the weekend. did not explain why he was a no show. earlier this month drew criticism when the league came to philadelphia, but didn't play in the game. said that was on the advice of doctors. >>> catching a cab is about to cost you more cash. meter jump. 25 cents charged every tenth of a mile. first boost in almost a decade. philadelphia parking authority that oversees cabs says the increase will help struggling drivers. >>> seven minutes after 5:00. it is quiet this morning. there are some clouds overhead. it is steamier to start with. temperatures in the 70s. right now just cooled down one degree in philadelphia. temperatures are not coming down very quickly. little cooler in the suburbs

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when it got around to dick cheney -- he was the vice president, you'll remember -- and for -- >> and a hell of a chief of staff. ... did the justice department fails to prosecute executives. he is interviewed by jennifer, law school professor and law school professor and author of other people's houses. >> host: it is my great pleasure to be here today with jesse the pulitzer prize-winning reporter to talk about the book that came out this week, the

in 2002 and vice president cheney made a statement that the deficit doesn't matter. republicansems that are not concerned about the debt or the debt ceiling. just a couple days ago mitch mcconnell made the statement that there is zero chance, no chance we won't raise the debt ceiling. am i correct when i say the republicans don't care about the debt unless there's a democrat in the white house? i remember vice president cheney saying that and he is wrong. deficits and debt do matter. it is not existential to the economy immediately, but it's a corrosive upon the economy. higher deficits and the debt loads rely on higher interest rates which means less business investment and consumer spending on a smaller economy in the long run. so no he is not right. loadeficits and the debt matter a lot. i think there is well-intentioned and well-meaning lawmakers in both the republican and democratic party. obviously politics plays a role in everything. particularly in the current environment. i think there are many republicans that believe the deficit and debt do matter. our wil

after he was given the republican nomination for president was in philadelphia mississippi where cheney's former and goodman more murdered the three civil rights workers back in one hundred sixty four. that year in one nine hundred eighty or maybe the lady maybe as early eighty one lee atwater who was one of the top advisers to ronald reagan so we need to you know we can't use the n. word anymore and we don't even need to talk about bossing anymore basically all we have to do is say cut domestic spending spending cuts and all the white people will get the signal that this is you know cut off the welfare of those lazy about black people i mean these are not though what i'm doing is i'm characterizing as well actually let me share his exact words with you so there's no ambiguity because i want to get your thoughts on if there's a direct line from reagan in one thousand nine hundred eighty to this years lee atwater short of time. and i'm. going to show a rather narrow utah. you know message. is much more abstract in. however morning. when you see what happened in charlottesville and then you

baltimore pike, some downed wires, right at cheney road, with crews on the scene, you'll have a lot ofse&g crews out here. route zero seven right at radnor boulevard, just off of the old marlton circle there, watch for some left over construction crews, you can see, the roads here, wet as scotty just showed us, heavy bands of storms rolling through south jersey, this morning. just outside of garnet valley, smith bridge roadblocked just off of ridge road, and route 202 again with some high flood water, any of the roads that are close to the streams, like the brooklawn circle, that always floods, we get little drizzle, and that's what we're dealing with this morning, route 45, route 130, and then in cherry hill, route 70, right near haddonfield road watch for some high water. downed tree, powder mill road, and trains running every 20 minutes again this morning on the norristown high-speed line with no express service, karen, thomas, back to you. >> 4:33 here, following breaking news, a man in critical condition this morning after being shot multiple time in the chest and stomach. this ha

kremlin rising, all about vladimir and bush and cheney in the white house. as you can see he doesn't shy away from difficult topics. i got to know him during my service at the george w. bush library where we were all fans of the book days of fire. i thought that it was researched, evenhande evenhandes analysis and beautifully written, so i'm proud to call him a friend and a colleague and now of course the call of history about the presidency of a man from the land of lincoln who is redefining our history. i can't talk you how much we appreciate him taking time. please welcome my friend, peter baker. [applause] >> this is a fabulous crowd i cannot thank you enough, my friend people you already he has done a fabulous job setting up the library if you've been interested i call my wife like a fan and was just excited. people were at the house when barack obama first announced presidency. okay. this is a crowd. this is something. [applause] so i should be asking you questions. i don't give an audience like this very often. i can't imagine a place better to talk a

[laughter] [inaudible conversations] the way that we use these technologies but john cheney-lippold points out we are data we are what computers do nazi they compute cutting through marketing speak as a reassuring reminder to say it is being performed the same goes for a banner ad for those jackets but based on the search history those keywords this seems more pernicious and evasive as a condition of what we prefer to think does not shape that life after all you may laugh in a way that human complexity to say it isn't claiming that we are day negative but rather contemporary numbers this is what you call a measurable type of with those prophecies that are creating them aisle were kidnapped contemporary life for gender race and class or hoping not to overgeneralizes the way that they do want to strip down those facsimiles without not even a flaw in their design in the do so on their terms end to paraphrase another threat to be extrapolated the united the progressive very regressive future in within this framework he can work with bin scholarship with the interactions within the world that i

. >> i've talked to secretary rumsfeld often, former president bush, vice president cheney about their years in the white house, and the failure to communicate, over communicate about what the hell we're doing and where we're going. is that going to be a problem with team trump as well, what you just said elaborated by secretary mattis, by you. i appreciate you doing this because that's part of the solution. is that going to be part of the problem, the inability of the public to understand what we're going to and for? >> i think the american public understands what's at stake there. it's etched in our memory, the mass murder attacks from september 11, 2001. the taliban gave safe haven to al qaeda. there's a recognition that our efforts to enable afghan forces -- americans don't realize the afghan army suffered 6,700 soldiers killed in action? who is doing the bulk of the fight? the afghans are. the question the president has asked us is what more can we do to enable them. he doesn't want to take the war over. the afghans are fighting a war for their country. what more can we and others

governor wolf's office said working on creating a path that will chet cheney stay open and succeed. >>> pennsylvania is joining 14 others in suing the epa. at issue a a recent decision to delay tougher limits on smog. governor tom wolf calls the delay of new smog limits under the trump administration a road block that's harming parezs. he was joined by jothe state attorney general who criticized the epa for needing it needs more information before implementing the new smog standards. >>> just say no, that's what philadelphia officials want the state supreme court to say about repealing the city's soda tax. the beverage industry wants the high court to overturn the city's tax on sugary drinks arguing it violates the state's constitution. the city calls the action a needless delay that will harm early education programs funded by revenue to pass the legal challenges to stop the tax that failed take a look at this video that shows a worker at the grocery store in north philadelphia being terrorized by a man with a knife demanding money. it happened on july 23rd. when the employee refused

i first would say that bush and cheney would have gone to war. whether colin powell stayed or not. whoever replaced him would have been an advocate of that war, too. had i left, i would sleep better. the situation now, it is quite different. you have mattis at defense. kelly, chief of staff, mcmaster, these are three of the key positions in the u.s. national security establishment. they're leaving in expectation that someone who more agreed with donald trump would replace them, has got to present them with this. i would not want to be in their positions. >> there are a lot of people grappling with this duiality. wait a minute. we're counting on military generals to protect us. a lot of people feel the threat of a president who is erratic. we're a civilian led government. >> quite ironic. >> you go back and look at the end of the roam an empire, the end of any empire based on military power and you see that this is kind of what starts to happen toward the end. they begin to rely increasingly on the military. it becomes the only instrument they can depend on. it becomes their persona

whether it is cracking down on this issue, cracking down on china cheney, or renegotiating nafta, we have a long way to go to make sure we are doing everything we can, hear in the congress in a bipartisan fashion. and the administration needs to be consistent with what the president said when he was campaigning, to make sure we wonder -- we renegotiate nafta in a serious way. it is my pleasure to introduce senator chuck schumer. [applause] >> thank you and my colleagues for their great work. every one of these people who you heard speak puts american workers first. american workers first. last week in berryville, we democrats began to offer a better deal to the american people. the better deal promises three things -- first, higher wages and better jobs. second, lower everyday expenses. third, the tools workers need to succeed in the 21st century. tohing is more central creating jobs and increasing take-home pay than rewriting our backward trade laws that have put far -- the foreign workers workers, thatcan have put big multinational corporations ahead of the needs of hard-working av

i'm sarah cheney's. simon is going to kick us off, simon taylor who is one of the founders of global witness, which is in my view one of the most innovative and effective organizations working in the space around the world and it's very interestingly combined with advocacy with extremelyadvo regressed investigations and that's one of the things we will talk about today is a recent report by global witness about shell's activities in nigeria. he also helped galvanize the coalition of civil society organization, 40 countries worldwide working for more accountability and openness in the sector. is called publish what you pay. sitting next to simon is steep call who is the dean of columbia journalism school and so has a whole other dimension in the current political space and he also, i mean, has one no less than two pulitzer prizes. the first one for reporting on the security and change commission which again has real relevance here and he's also the office-- author of private empire, which i recommend to a

--i remember during george bush's presidency, in the administration they used to talk about dick cheneyeem like he had a knife in his teeth because it allowed people in the administration to talk to allies in the middle east and say we do not want to let cheney loose. it was a nice good cop/bad cop. that is a traditional strategy in some places. when i get back mostly is this is improvisation by the president that has some of them scratching their heads. charlie: especially the use of the language. john: the use of the language and the red line drawing. is no active foreign policy the president and his aides have criticized more than president obama's improvisational red line drawing when it came to syria and not following up on it was squandering of u.s. prestige. it seems curious the president would draw a redline he was not ready to follow up on, at least he has not in response to the immediate threat from the north koreans to encircle guam and fire. charlie: if you want to get health care passed, why do you believe it is in your interest to criticize the one person most likely to he

if that was justice cheney's idea, he was wrong. justices are not politicians.y may have some exposure to politics, but they are not even junior league, and i can explain that later if you wish. [laughter] charlie: i do. but i just talked last week in the chambers at the supreme court to justice ruth bader ginsburg. she said to me that she would like to see more of a conversation between the court and the congress. justice breyer: it is hard to get a conversation going. charlie: but you understand what she means? justice breyer: absolutely, absolutely because sometimes you can find something in a statute -- say why did you -- she has written -- charlie: or had them think about in a dissent, which she had been -- the complexion of the congress had changed, but the newcomers, i think this was maybe -- i forgot the case. congress then changed the law because of what she pointed out in a dissent because there was a dialogue. justice breyer: i think that is good, but it is not easy to bring about. i worked in congress for a while. charlie: the judiciary committee wit

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the american people will never know that dick cheney went down to the cia 20 times and fired people untile got the intelligence he wanted. so she has to go. host: karl is in michigan. good morning. we are talking to democrats only in this segment. nancy pelosi had her run as speaker of the house. i will giveoney and her credit for that. she also held them together during the health-care debate. holding the caucus together to get the vote through to get the aca past. but here are some of the problems. first of all, she is from california, a place that all republicans hate. flyover country hates her even if they are democrats. she has as much negative baggage as hillary and we have seen what that does in election. she is too old. i watch her press conferences and i can barely see that she has a full understanding of anything she is understanding and can she articulate that during a press conference? her power is not what it once was. again, she can raise money but that is the only power she has over her own caucus. can she do anything as speaker of the house that can get people to come acro

the course of my professional career it's suspicious on how go to move big contract because dick cheney before he became vice president was c.e.o. of halliburton he left. with twenty million dollars worth of stock options from nine eleven till two thousand and nine and those stock options quadrupled in price he made about a million dollars off the war was a great you do the future. on defending the woman he is no longer about being interviewed the american enterprise institute he's seen as you would be a disaster in the fashion these things who are we going into a strategy to hone in on for you change the only advantage you know it's one of the method. to his work for however many hundreds of millions of dollars is the next to . u.s. military contractor k.b.r. is under legal fire today over real fires in iraq the firm is charged with causing illnesses from massive burn pits used to incinerate garbage there. veterans who are now sewing k.b.r. because of their they believe service connected health interests say that k.b.r. short sighted didn't stay.

john hanna was a deputy national security adviser to vice president dick cheney.ou, sir. >> hi, liz. liz: what -- how do you interpret this latest missile? >> i interpret it as a significant provocation by north korea and a demonstration that the president's policy of focusing on china, new u.n. sanctions and some pretty tough rhetoric still hasn't gotten their attention sufficiently. it's still not working. liz: well, when it comes to sanctions, will they work? i know these things sometimes take time, but we put together a list, and we noticed that there aren't many more, i guess, abilities through sanctions to twist and harm somehow north korea into stopping their nuclear program; textiles, maybe a few more chinese banks that do business with north korea. i think we've already hit a couple with sanctions. but how much longer do we wait for sanctions to kick in? >> i think we do wait longer. i think the card that hasn't been played is really the card of compelling serious chinese enforcement of the sanctions themselves. i think the chinese have been playing a bit

this isn't a new process that cheney very significantly the biggest difference, halliburton is a company most people haven't heard of before. it's a hugely important company but it's not a highly branded company, so appointing the ceo of exxon as one of the most controversial and world under investigation by three states attorneys general over allegations that they misled their shareholders about how much they knew about climate change because exxon scientists have been researching the reality back in the 70s and 80s independent funded climate change denial in the 1990s. exxon was under a lot of pressure when trump appointed the ceo who then they're his entire working life and never worked anywhere else so it is a continuation of all of that from dulles to cheney to rex to worsen and of course trump himself because at least tellers and divested before becoming secretary of state. the trump just merged the organization it seems with the white house. >> accept as you talk about so eloquently in the book, this is now the ultimate giveaway to corporate america. so maybe we should talk about

. >>> cheney university is fighting to keep its doors open as it welcomes a new class of students. the nation's oldest black college has until september 1st to prove why it should keep its accreditation. students could lose financial a id. but the school has to slash the budget for that to happen. >> i heard about that. i still wear them. they have other requirements to maintain the accreditation. >>> freshmen are busy unpacking and putting their new rooms together. >> 5100 of them are enrolled to temple this fall. to accommodate all of them, the move-ins will be staggered throughout the entire week. students represent 60 countries in 45 states. classes begin monday. >>> in south jersey officials cut the ribbon on a brand new development project. the rowan boulevard project features luxury apartments for students and nonstudents. it's made possible thanks to a partnership between the city and the university. >> $350 million economic project has brought people to downtown and created a downtown. >>> more than 750 kids from kindergarten through eighth grade got to check out the new d

during the course of my professional career it's suspicious on how to move big contract because dick cheney before he became vice president was c.e.o. of halliburton he left. with twenty million dollars worth of stock options from nine eleven till two thousand and nine and those stock options quadrupled in price he made about a million dollars off the war was a great you do the future. on defending the woman he is no longer about the interview of the american enterprise institute and he said that he would be a disaster fast fans who are. good oh no member. of the and that's one of the method. to do his work for however many hundreds of millions of dollars is the next to the. u.s. military contractor k.b.r. is under legal fire today over real fires in iraq the firm is charged with causing illnesses from massive burn pits used to incinerate garbage there. veterans who are now sewing k.b.r. because of their availability of service connected health insurance say that k.b.r. .

the course of my professional career it's suspicious on how go to move big contract because dick cheney before he became vice president was c.e.o. of halliburton he left. with twenty million dollars worth of stock options from nine eleven till two thousand and nine and those stock options quadrupled in price he made about a billion dollars off the war there's a great future. on defending the woman is no longer about. the american enterprise institute he says you would be a disaster in the fashion these things. are we do know a. good home number. of units one for the method. to his work for home over the nation hundreds of millions of dollars. u.s. military contractor k.b.r. is under legal fire today over real fires in iraq the firm is charged with causing illnesses from massive burn pits used to incinerate garbage there. the veterans who are now suing k.b.r. because of their they believe service connected health insurance say that k.b.r. short sighted didn't install center raters when they should have had burned all this hazardous waste when it was a guess the o.t. regulations to do so

the real leaks -- this is from the playbook of bush and cheney because they had real leaks coming from the white house. they had miller from the new -- tubess printing would carry their weapons of mass destruction. she wouldn't tell who gave her that information. then we had the crazy trial of scooter libb be where the prosecutor was going to overturn every stone. he outed the poor cia agent and and discovered there was nothing being bought by the iraqis. host: if you look at history, there have been cases of leaks, the pentagon papers, watergate -- journalism that led to the uncovering of real serious issues in the government. do you think there is a place for it when it is deemed necessary? caller: absolutely. the pentagon papers, we have to know exactly what is going on. of massjust weapons distraction because nothing is getting done under the trump administration. we are being played. host: on tomorrow's "washington journal," we will be joined by samuel sheriff. he will be here to discuss relations. florida international cruzrsity's is a miguel cruzjose -- jose miguel and david bec