cheney: mr.heney: dad picked montana instead of wyoming of course, i never would have mary lynn she . she would have married someone else, and she said then he would have been vice president of the united states. [laughter] [applause] mrs. cheney: i do not recall if that was one of the jokes you were supposed to tell. mr. cheney: i am a freelancer now. i am unchained. mrs. cheney: [laughs] mr. cheney: now we are here to talk specifically about a magnificent book she has written about james madison with great reviews, and we are on the book tour. nixonbeen to the library even before when i had other books to publish. but now it is an opportunity for her to present hers. it is superb about the nation's fourth president and the plan is . ask her questions and she will respond at the end of the period . we will open to questions from the audience. but why madison? mrs. cheney: before you get there i want to say i am so grateful for dick to join me on this book tour. i am referring to him as my arm ca

secretary cheney. >> i'll be very brief. obviously our role at the pentagon in this effort is a supporting one. i think it's important people realize that we have been actively involved already. we've had a large number of flights into the area, the c5as to move equipment. there will be a team leaving today to see what additional support and assistance we can provide. all of this will be under command of general mcinnerny who is on the scene up there in alaska on a regular basis as well. the kinds of things we think we can be helpful in is to establish control and coordinate activities in the area. we plan to send a command and control platform to valdez. valdez, of course, is the main community up there, but there's very little housing available to move people into the area. so we think we can dispatch amphibious ship into the region to be used to house, feed, and provide comfort for those involved in the cleanup effort. we will establish an on the scene task force in valdez and see what we can do additionally in terms of b

cheney: there were two things that really stuck out to me as i went through, personal things. this whole idea that he was shy is a 20th century invention. his contemporaries said nothing about that. they noted that he was a canny politician who had learned the trade of not speaking before you needed to, of being respectful to your elders when you were a very young politician , of not speaking carelessly. madison spent a great deal of his life cleaning up after jefferson, who was prone to speaking carelessly. so the fact that he wasn't shy. you know, i spent a lot of time showing in the book that in fact he wasn't, and then the sickly thing, that was important too to , too, to just get rid of this

as causing mojo the film transformed cheney from a character actor to a full blown hollywood star and it set the standard for many later horror films. with the advent of sound recording victor hugo's tale was right for a filmmaker retelling big budget nine hundred thirty nine film starring charles laughton as quasi modo and maureen o'hara as his beloved esmeralda's with production taking place on the eve of the second world war the story was adapted to reflect the times with the treatment of gypsies in paris and on these. well to nazi germany's persecution of jews. nine hundred fifty six saw the release of the first ever color film adaptation of the story with anthony quinn and gina lollobrigida in the main roles and shot partially on location at the real no tom. in this version cause he models disfigurements are played down and quinn's portrayal gives the character unless her if appearance. it was inevitable that the hunchback of notre dame should get the disney treatment and in one thousand nine hundred six that studio released its animated musical drama which changed the original t

dick cheney would definitely do that but not the others so the national greatest of others is donating to groups who inspire people to do hateful things call me crazy but some of the little un-christian leave it leave the n.c.f. is just following what's actually the motto for the national christian bale foundation which is christian in name not in practice. especially since in c. after nations. muslim and anti immigrant groups rose to over nineteen million dollars and twenty seventeen plus the n.c.a. up as a donor advised fund which means a person can make an account with and see out then ask them to give their money to whatever groups they want and clients don't have to donor advised funds anonymously so even the i.r.s. won't know their identities that way they can hide their donation the same way i hide from group photos and imagine dragons concert. which to be honest is understandable because in both cases if we're found out we'll be ridiculed for the rest of our lives. well these donors should be ridiculed ridiculed i mean given how many islamic charities and muslim n.g.o.s live in

wants to be in control in through this deal in order and up not to push the saudis towards the cheney's in the russians but a study of the situation in sol the arabia shows that they could go both the way they could have a deal with the united states and at the same time they could go the rest of this way with the cheney's with pakistan especially or with anyone else remember that saudis are in position of a good number of. the procured from a number of countries including the chinese there with a range of four to five thousand kilometers that's double the range of iranian missiles and still there are reports coming from the washington post and from other us media outlets saying that the saudis have started developing a homegrown ballastic an aside technology that's a suspicious move that could be a move to tours developing a deadly viruses them for a future nuclear bomb so these are very sobering. moves and there are growing concerns everywhere but in iran it's interesting to know that the ring is supremely their state of the couple of weeks ago that yes the americans are providing the

got a lot of problems to fix in this country but ocasio-cortez is bogged down in a fight with liz cheneyover something settled 70 years ago instead of saying i was wrong this is whose leading the way? >> yeah, i mean, aoc is a walking advertisement for why common core was a miserable failure. this is somebody whose gone through all of our education systems and come out the other side wanting a career in government she just doesn't know anything about government. >> liz: well it's u.s. history too, right? >> right. >> liz: okay let's back up. what is going on with the republican party, mitch mcconnell is saying we're not going to repeal and replace obamacare, you know, before 2020 the president went out last week saying we're going to be the party of health care but now it looks like the republicans are not stepping up. what is going to happen now with health reform? >> well, i do think the president is pushing republicans on the hill, on this idea that we've got to have our republican version of healthcare reform, i mean, we failed miserably at it legislatively obviously, the leaders on

and in the new york lucy green is a futurist and wonderin thompson welcome to the stream everyone cheney i'd love to start with you how did you get into astrology in the first place. i had a reading when i was twelve years old and the astrologer read not only my chart but my dad's chart and my new step mom and her children's chart and as a young child coming into a new family set up the astrologer was able to facilitate a conversation that really helped me to understand the difference between me and my kind of new family set up between me and my step brother and sister and it really helps me understand that we all work through challenges really differently and all come into whatever group setting or life or what have you with our own. it might. go ahead. yes it did it really spoke to me and everything that the astrologer was saying but really familiar and in that familiarity i was like what is this how do you do this and she had written a book and so i got that and i've been studying ever since wow from such a young age so we have several people in our community who are interested in thi

your reaction. >> well, liz cheney is absolutely right.the policies that they're putting forward are so far to the left, mean, they're socialist policies that are unaffordable. america cannot afford the green new deal. we don't want to destroy the airline industry and the fossil fuel industry. we like our hamburgers, our hot dogs, our cows, we don't want to see them go away. and proposing medicare for all which is estimated to cost $33 trillion, you know, it will bankrupt america, these types of preposterous, socialist, big government takeover policies. i think democrats, if they want any chance of making president trump a one-term president, they need to move back to the middle and need to embrace moderate policy positions and stop attacking capitalism. capitalism has lifted more people out of poverty than any other government system, economic system in the world. and you know, liz, you know, bernie sanders is a bone with find millionaire -- bone filed millionaire. so i think voters see the double speak here, and it's going to hurt them i

president cheney reactions of congress come home to. the around six hundred years ago. in the renaissance. architects scientists and artists. and the culture of the darkest middle ages into. the renaissance structure in fifteen minutes on d w. in the face of danger. frederick ungently compound lobotomy we know well what that's like . that's their job record mafia which means that they're stuff that is constantly at risk. but other efforts really worth thinks to reporters take on italy's mafia. shows up on two minutes on d w. i'm scared that the volume or that's hard and in the end this i mean you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers were alliances of the. what's your story. i'm with numbers of women especially in victims of violence. take part and send us your story train always to understand this new culture. not a visitor nothing yet you want to become a citizen. in full migrants your platform for reliable information. this is the day of you news live from berlin the end of an era in japan emperor ak

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then you're with president cheney reaction of protests. began around six hundred years ago. in the renaissance. architects. scientists. and artists. to catapult europe out of the darkest middle ages into a movement. the renaissance fair sorts of people twenty second d. w. . the world seems a pretty topsy turvy place right now u.s. president donald trump has been doing what he can to turn the long existing system of international trade on its head he is a keen advocate of trade wars and a slap to punitive tariffs on china and germany. says the german cars are exported unfairly to the u.s. and claims that they pose a threat to america's security.

by how congress representative madeleine as a guest of president trumps state of the union address cheney hope the president would tackle the issue of gun violence in schools he was left disappointed it was offensive in a way because he knows it's a problem there's no reason why we can't reinstate the assault weapons ban. there's been action before we can take action again and i think we need to forty thousand people a year are dying because of something it's guns and it's time that we tackle it from a legislative approach we can do the proactive things with mental health and we can educate the children and try to create that change of culture but that takes time legislation we can do now once like her in the meantime her trying to hold her children tight and hope that they will never have to face the turmoil she's experienced over the past two decades. here one two three one you're watching the news last from berlin up next reporter about a disabled gambian woman who wants to participate in the paralympics next year.

as a guest of president trumps state of the union address cheney hope the president would tackle the issue of gun violence in schools he was left disappointed it was offensive in a way because he knows it's a problem there's no reason why we can't reinstate the assault weapons ban. there's been action before we can take action again and i think we need to forty thousand people a year are dying because of something it's guns and it's time that we tackle it from a legislative approach we can do the proactive things with mental health and we can educate the children and try to create that change of culture but that takes time legislation we can do now want to make her in the meantime only holds her children tight and hopes that they will never have to face the turmoil she's experienced over the past two decades. sports now in tennis rafael nadal has been taken down by fabio fognini in the monte carlo masters semifinals the spaniard was going for his twelfth title in monaco but he just couldn't get a goal against the italian and ended up losing in straight sets it's his first a feat in o

the cheney vader in fida maine debut both dane de de la motte of. talk day in. years have passed since julio regime is murder in twenty sixteen in italy and elsewhere many people are still waiting for the truth. for many egyptians what happened to the regime he did not come as a surprise his human rights organizations estimate that in egypt at least three hundred and twenty three people have died in custody since twenty thirteen. sixty thousand have been arrested on political charges and over fifteen thousand civilians have faced military trials including one hundred fifty children. what has come to be called enforced disappearance is an every day occurrence. it doesn't want to. be there for the yam as a bell by the in his heart of any of it and in the lower myself and the how. adam had a block cunt and i think you're an outward in and my fish affect. me all the fullness and sebag and i should know that i've been so mad mad about going to europe and so on and if an insect with as it were the demanded if i mean the arctic a city hall or a couple seven in obesity

cheney is back from politico where he covers congress. you're up first. >> mr. jordan,

bush and dick cheney! thank you very much and god bless america! >> at the convention, george w.lican presidential candidate. >> mr. chairman, delegates and my fellow citizens, i proudly accept your nomination. >> george w. bush is ready to take on the fight with the democratic nominee. clinton's vice president, al gore. >> there the powerful. we are for the people. >> both al gore and george w. bush had liabilities. a lot of people didn't think that highly of in terms of his experience, in terms of his intelligence. >> he was a shockingly bad speaker. >> we will knock down the toll booth of the road of the tax code we have today. >> a lot of people found al gore unlikable and part of a scandalized administration. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> after the monica lewinsky scandal, george w. bush represented a good christian values and someone happily married and someone who you are not going to read about in the scandal sheets. >> his father campaigned under the platform of a kinder, gentler nation. george w. bush campaigns under a platform of conservatism.

bush said i make the decisions you're not criticizing vice president cheney.nd at that point, she backed off a step. >> well, i thought i got it about right, but my time as vice president was more substantial of any vice president than any vice president we've had. i came back to the prop proposition i was doing what the president wanted me to do. and to my knowledge, i didn't do anything that he didn't want me to do. i would have heard about it. >> once my dad made the decision to going to war, it never left him. he didn't often talk about work with us. but it was very clear how heavy the war was on his mind. i think my mother is a very calming presence. she learned a lot watching my grandmother as first lady to be very comfortable knowing that you're going to get criticized and that's part of the job. and that's okay. >> mrs. bush, how has your husband change since becoming president? >> the biggest change. >> the gray harry guess. >> what else? >> he hadn't really changed that much. i mean, you know, he has a very solid, very centered personality. he always

bush cheney. she you. know this is you know. people put their roots in your. book they will use a good that's good now that can evoke a spread of. emotion because it's still doable for threatening i think some people . who now are at it like yes it was always a public comment about these public. disputes you didn't find. out. constantine and arena have now been crossing the strait of gibraltar for more than three hours. they have thoughts of the right motivation and a clear objective would make this swimming training easier and a nonstop swim from europe to africa seemed a noble goal. to finish the ticks to id a national team. or boredom was that he saw the troubleshooters of that a sudden video check next year will surely just hit some of the studio which a cut of discipline digital data. remarries hardly ever at home she's always on the road by those zipping off to the deck all rally as they come as monsters team doctor. what the put me up to getting up that you could be overcome i asked for she's off climbing mountains most recently everest she hasn't even

there was a big dinner for all of the cabinet members, with the president and vice president cheney. the plan was that president bush and his national security advisor, steve hadley and i, would slip out before dessert, and we would leave dick cheney to make small talk with the cabinets. this is where the plan almost failed. [laughter] we needed to keep everybody there at dinner, while the rest of us scooted out on golf carts and went to the helipad and got onto a helicopter that had no lights. and took off from camp david. as i was leaving, i vaguely remembered the vice president saying, "anybody read any good books?" [laughter] joshua: i was really worried that somebody was going to spot us and blow our cover. we had not told the cabinet about it. we could not tell anybody. word spreads pretty fast. we flew from camp david by darkened helicopter to andrews air force base, where the dark helicopter drove into a hangar, in which air force one was being kept. it was not outside where anyone could see it. it was inside a hangar. we boarded the plane, then air force one took off from an

big dinner for all of the cabinet members, with the president and vice president cheney. bush and his national security advisor, steve hadley and i, would always slipped out before dessert, and we would leave dick cheney to make small talk with the cabinets. this is where the plan almost failed. we needed to keep everybody there at dinner, while the rest on golf cartsout the helipad and got onto a helicopter that had no lights. and took off from camp david. as i was leaving, i vaguely remembered the vice president saying, anybody read any good books? [laughter] was really worried that somebody was going to spot us and blow our cover. we had not told the cabinet about it. we could not tell anybody. word spreads pretty fast. we flew from camp david by helicopter to andrews air force helicopter the dark , in which a hangar air force one was being cap. it was inside a hangar. plane, then air force one took off from andrews, late at night, without any lights. we flew that eight or 10 hours to baghdad and landed there. landing, there iraqi prime minister was be amed that they w

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cheney is here to introduce one of the second panel witnesses, right? mr. fulcher, did you want to be recognized? >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for being here. >> and for not being from arizona. >> we're close, but -- >> we all can't be perfect, you know. >> you're going to get us both in trouble. >> thank you, commissioner, for being here. i want to just let you know i'm from idaho, not arizona, and the water users there are very interested in the streamlined process. that's been something that has the potential of giving some of the locals just a little bit more control. and i wanted to just have you talk about that for a moment. how do you see that moving forward, and what would a qualifying entity need to do in order to implement that streamlined process for certain legislation? >> in discussing streamlining of say, environmental compliance as you move forward on important proje projects -- >> specifically, if i may, it would be more for locals to have more input in a specific project. >> so what we've done, there are a number of things that hav

officials are you mentioned dick cheney -- george bush, george tenet these are all individuals who couldwithin the scope of the investigation. there's also gina haspel, person who run a black site not in afghanistan as far as we know, but she is now the head of the who we haveident seen time and again does not believe in rule of law. and believes he is above the law. so when he has gina haspel running the cia right now, we have to ask, what is happening in other countries around the world? what is it they don't want investigatated? these are not crimes only of the past. ifif you ask afghan civil socie, they will say this also gives a green light to the taliban. the purported reason why the u.s. went to the endless war in afghanistan was to protect afghan c civilians. and with this decision, it has done the absolute opposite. it has empowered warlords. amy: katie gallagher, i want to switch topics. trump issued the second veto of his presidency tuesday, blocking a congressional effort to end u.s. support for the saudi have an led warar in yemen, which has killed thousands of civilianans,

there was a big dinner for all of the cabinet members there with the president and vice president cheney and our plan was president bush and his national security advisor and i would slip out before dessert and we would leave dick cheney to make small talk. by the way this is where the plan almost failed. because we needed to keep everybody there at dinner while the rest of us went out on golf carts and went to the helipad and got onto helicopters that had no lights and took off from camp david. as i was leaving i vaguely remember the vice president saying anybody read any good books? so i was worried that somebody was going to because we had not told the cabinet about it word spreads pretty fast anyway we flew from camp david by darkened helicopter to andrews air force base where that start helicopter drove into a hanger in which air force one was being kept so it wasn't outside where anybody could see it, we boarded the plane and then air force one took off from andrews late at night without any lights and we flew eight or 10 hours to baghdad and we landed there and just before we look

discussed power in rain and rain cheney met the relationship between iran and its neighboring countries. the nuclear till you're facing a lot of new greedy but it also. has some new achievements. all people realized. or i could say most of the public actually opinion and get into this way that the americans are using this nuclear issue as a pretext. other intentions. is now clear and of the people people of the word now realize this and just said that the americans. as a pretext for other demands and i think american ministration is until they've been trying to hide it they're pretty transparent about that just the other day they trumpet ministration an ounce that it's going to council all the way where they trained in iranian oil in an effort to bring your oil trade. unless of course iran changes its entire security strategy is that likely. going. take a compromise in order to save the source of income for your country. for sure all the person. who. is not. familiar with this. from before. they have to try to different governments to apply the highest sanctions but they have been defea

wants to be in control in through this deal in or an up not to push the saudis towards the cheney's in russians but a study of the situation in sol the arabia shows that they could go both the way they could have a deal with the united states and at the same time they could go the rest of this way with the cheney's with pakistan especially or with anyone else remember to solve these are in position of the good number of cygnus eyes are there for a q. or two from a number of countries including the chinese there with a range of four to five thousand kilometers that's double the range of iranian missiles and still there are reports coming from the washington post and from other u.s. media outlets saying that the saudis have started. helping a homegrown ballastic in the side technology that's a suspicious move that could be a move to tours developing a delivery system for a future nuclear bomb so these are very sobering you know moves and there are growing concerns everywhere but in iran it's interesting to know that the ring is supremely there is that of the couple of weeks ago that yes

to play when there was in the past desist to open an agreement before opening the port of does to cheney's i seem to test to be managed and understood you know european framework and sound. have to be criticised for. my government has done because i'm not so being put into the bed with the parliament that is not open and to document such a debate and a public debate but in any case in the agreement the deity felt too deep to deal frame. of the relation with china he's very open these that he is very key and so is an ongoing debate i think that we have to find a way to cooperate with china well let me stop you right here we have to take a very short break now but we'll be back in just a few moments. especially brutal incidents because sadly. the baby elephants often do see their mothers be killed but also be cut off unfortunate. i do believe and laugh and smile i see it's a nice little once they all say show next person changes. in. the. last of the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the multiple different clubs on one hand it is logical to so

play when the was in the past does is to open an agreement before opening the port of does he to cheney's i seem to test to be managed and understood you know european framework and sound. to be criticised. for my government has done because i'm not so being put into the bed with the parliament that is not open and to document such a debate and the public debate but in any case in the agreement the. deal framework of. the relation with china is very open these betty is very clear so is an ongoing debate i think that we have to find a way to cooperate with china. we have to take a break now but back in just a few moments. you know world of big partners. and conspiracy it's time. to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media. refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the bats and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. desperate for a single purpose. they have a superman. they start training very young. eight mont

play when the was in the past does is to open an agreement before opening the port of does he to cheney's i seem to test to be managed and understood in the european framework and sound. to be criticised for my son for my government has done because i'm not so being been so tossed into the bed with the parliament that is not open to document such a debate and a public debate but in any case in the agreement the duty felt too deep to deal frame of. the relation with china is very open these betty is very clear so is an ongoing debate i think that we have to find a way to cooperate with china well let me stop you right here we have to take a break now but back in just a few moments. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics. i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. they're bred for a single purpose. they have a superman. they start training very young. eight months of intensive school. they're rats. and they save lives. but like it or more it's. you just the first one to the finished with. the hundreds. that's awesome you just would wan

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at the likeness one of them didn't last and you know what'll only reason some for me isn't so and cheney. saturday and seymour spight day has arrived. the regional heats of the national championships are held over several days in different venues around casablanca. but chemo is still amateur and until two thousand and thirteen it would have had to wear protective headgear but this has now been changed in the elite men's categories. simos in the blue corner. was. such. a bad play. round one has gone well but his coach once emoji was quick combinations of punches yeah but if player that wasn't above ground to. cut cut cut it was above love around three the last job. was cut cut cut oh. that's it simo has done well but has to wait for the referee to announce the results. oh thanks simo has done and is through to the next round of qualifying the two you love to out. the coronation casa blanca overlooks the atlanta. ocean some of the boxers come here to train in the open air including on my mom. and her weight problem there may be in short a where head harvard grads itchy skin or skinny pledg