and there was one trip with cheney. he went to chicago to talk to the i think it was a heritage foundation convention. and all the way back to the airport, he makes a sudden, unannounced stop to the american girl store where the american girl dolls they make her those, right? like, what are we doing here? this doesn't seem like very -- cheney. our liz cheney was with him, and she had to make a stop to buy a doll for her daughter, whose birthday it was. and so there was a vice president. nice day. darth vader himself shopping for a doll in the american girl store. if i remember, they picked a wild west doll and in covering these last by vice presidents and interviewing for others, what i've learned is that we really did capture something important here. a vice president's power is entirely derivative of the president that he or she works for. you get as you know, you get as much as they're willing to give you and nothing more. right. you're wholly dependent on the president. there's a scene every almost every episode of

[applause] [applause] - thank you. >> this is the only case in which liz cheney is to myen lef. [laughter] background like a softball. >> a little hanging fruit but it tastes good so you take it. we weret both pleased they told us this was an easter crowd and we were pleased we did go through although sometimes washington is that we does anybody and will thank you all for being here, thank you to congresswoman cheney and through a rare quality and so many. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> let's start on january 6, 2021 oregon you get up, you think it's way to be another day at the office? >> is such a wonderful privilege to be here with the bishop gone and with don who not only the historian lori who is the voice of our age as an american korean. very grateful for all that you have done. [applause] waterworld that is why we are in the trouble that we're in, right there. >> i'm especially grateful that john meacham will introduce related mcgraw and faith hill, they are the willis people i ever met. >> unknown list for 25 years and she's never said anything nice to me until w

dick cheney actively lobbied for an attack on iraq. lost contact when he became vice president of the country. it was this oil service company that received a contract for the restoration and development of oil fields in occupied iraq. and even earlier in everyday life chairman of the board of directors supplied iraq with oil equipment worth $76 million. the deal was carried out in circumvention of american sanctions. through french intermediaries. haliburton in 2003 received most of the contracts to carry out restoration work in the oil sector of the iraqi industry. the amount of the contract for the development and development of oil fields in iraq exceeded one billion 400 million dollars. the company began working in iraq immediately after the end of active hostilities, and received a large contract from the us administration no competition. after the americans. oil production in iraq, well, of course, it was not the only company, an american one, yes, that received these same contracts, but one of them, nevertheless, there were sti

she garnered national attention -- she was more liberal than liz cheney but horizon the gop has cemented her as a trump aligned republican. the last, j.d. vance of ohio, saying the senator used his perch to push the gop more in trump's direction. he serves in a chamber that is more likely to defy the former president. the 39-year-old has been repeatedly mentioned as a potential running mate. he has ties to the more conservative silicon valley leaders who can help mr. trump's fundraising. that is the top five on the list. you may find someone you agree with when it comes to a running mate. you may find another person altogether. (202) 748-8000 for those republicans in the eastern and central time zone. (202) 748-8001 mountain and pacific time zones. j.d. vance was in new york monday with mr. trump as he was attending his hush money case outside of that. senator vance made several comments to the press. >> michael cohen is the prosecution's star witness. this guy is a convicted felon who admitted in his testimony that he secretly recorded his former employer, that he only did it once, and

. >> congresswoman liz cheney gets kicked out of wyoming's republican party for opposing trump. >> jonas irony would have it, it turns out that when it comes to cancel culture, the ones who smelt it dealt it. [applause] there is someone canceling people on the right, but the only one canceling people on the right is donald trump. and anyone who dares speak out against him, refused to buy into trump's stolen election claims, and you'll lose your job like liz cheney or countless others. in fact, everything the right says cancel culture does to them is actually being done by maga. for example: >> they will shout you down and try to shut you down as opposed to discuss with you. >> jon: yes, the woke mob shouts you down! and what happens when you're a republican and dare criticize the boy king? >> that is a failure of leadership. [boos] and i -- you can boo all you want. [boos] but here's the thing -- >> donald trump is running to stay out of prison. [boos] and if we elect -- [boos] i know, i know, i know -- >> you know me as a person who says what he thinks. [audience buoying] and i don't

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a choice, a fork in the road in the conservative movement between resuscitating the ghost of dick cheney, reviving a post-9/11 surveillance state backed by the patriot act what is it? the expansion, not the renewal of fisa 702. . that is what republicans are rooting for by large numbers today. the same party tt took us into the iraq war is forking over more of your own taxpayer dollars to so one fork in the road is to go the way of dick cheney in the past. the other part is now emerging as a fork in the road is to go in favor of what tt increasingly looks and smells like a right-wing version of the nanny state. and i don't support that either. the right answer there is none of the above. what is the right answer? it has to do with the people in this room. [applause] that's the right answer. it's a false choice between the new crony cap capitalism, the left-wing nanny state. that from that i say no to the neoconservative vision by the right path forward -- that is why i am here t this room because you, too, face a fork in the road from the fear is a hard question for this party to ask its

but dick cheney was even arguing with him publicly at the time. and he was the secretary of defense because cheney represented a more powerful faction, apparently than the president and the neo cons prevailed. and they wanted to go for this unipolar world order, we would challenge anyone and it, ultimately they're running into this nuclear issue. and it's very foreseeable, but this is what they're running into. it's what they should have realized would have happened, the new train anyway in 2014 and they shouldn't have attempted it. it, but here we are. and why if they play breaks midship up to now with this, we should be worried was liza very, very worried because his story buildings in you and michael it historically headphones and never give up willingly. and this is what this is all about. the a, there, there are a vectors around the world challenging had gemini, and the u. s. will not back down. that's why we're, i've talked about are we in the middle of the 3rd world war. we don't call us out yet, but we might be in it, michael. yeah, takes

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liz cheney is somebody who is longer credible. john kasich, tom rice out of south carolina.inguished by the republican party of cast aside, you don't see chuck grassley, john thune on social media because it's pretty easy to put out a tweet. it's very easy to put out a tweet but you don't see them doing that because the pushback for the ecosystem. >> frank figliuzzi, the last word. >> yeah, the speed with which the maga crowd jumped on this and the consistency of their messaging seems to speak towards some level of coordination. that means desperation. that's what they have right now, that's why they're jumping on it but desperate people do dangerous things. that's why the attorney general said this information is dangerous. it will cause mentally unstable people to lash out against fbi properties and that's a deep concern. >> that's not a fantasy. it's a not a what if. we live in post-january 6, post-mike pence, post-political violence, post-election denialism, post-liz cheney being an elected official in the united states, america. frank, david, vaughan, thank you for havi

. >> liz cheney called out speaker johnson to show up and support trump, she said she is surprised he wants to be in the i cheated on my wife with a star club. meanwhile johnson says he is working to rein in what jack smith is doing. do you think democrats that saved johnson's job is starting to have second thoughts? >> i am sure there were always worried if that was a good idea. what is johnson standing for? i am not picking a side with liz cheney or donald trump but what is johnson standing for thereby going outside a courthouse in saying this is a sham, i question whether or not these are real jurors, i question whether or not this is a appropriate way to pursue the case. i think this is all a scam, i am paraphrasing of course. he almost verbatim repeated the claims trump was sanctioned for about the judges daughter, claiming she is a weaponized democrat making money -- >> none of which is true. >> interestingly to choose those words and attacking a judges daughter, i sure hope nothing happens to any of the judges family members. >> you sound like we are talking about a mob trial.

so one fork in the road is to go the way of dick cheney in the past. the other part is now emerging as a fork in the road is to go in favor of what they would call industrial policy, but what increasingly looks and smells like a right-wing version of the nanny state. and i don't support that either. the right answer there is none of the above. what is the right answer? it has to do with the people in this room. [applause] that's the right answer. it's a false choice between the new crony capitalism, the left-wing nanny state. i say no to that from that i say no to the neoconservative vision of yesterday permitted by the right path forward -- that is why i am here today -- actually has to do with those of you in this room because you, too, face a fork in the road from the fear is a hard question for this party to ask itself, which is, "what is your goal in 2024. why are we here? is it to seek out another best-case scenario?" is it to get 3% as they stretch goal which would be a great outcome of the libertarian party compared to 1% of the last time aroun

this would be eight dick cheney situation where he is looking for the vice -- this would be a dick cheneyere he is looking for the vice presidency. with this get support? sheila: you need somebody to rub and lives -- someone to revolutionize boeing and somebody who is good with the workforce and has 20% to 30% of union negotiations as well. you really need somebody that is all in an good with regulators which steve has proven himself. clearly we don't cover qualcomm and never did but he has a good pass with regulatory relationships, activists, a takeover. he has done that very well but doesn't have what it takes to be on the factory floor. boeing needs new leadership and maybe not this time around are we going to get a complete outsider because we have to move quickly because we are only producing less than 20 max's. it is not a great situation for the u.s. consumer. scarlet: they are one of two major airplane manufacturers and they have to deliver on those prospects. you mentioned the prospect of someone from spirit error being a candidate. i have questions about the spirit aerospace acq

soldiers, our troops, what are they for strengthening the defense capability of the congress wing of fox cheneyy do they continue to give money to an organization that is doing worse and worse at protecting? our country, yesterday morning i talked to many members of congress, they were desperate as they tried to limit the flow of money and call for accountability, they told me that with the money raining down on the capitol, government defense contractors and echelons of lobbyists, thousands of lobbyists are spending tens of millions of dollars on politicians. and all this allows the cash flow not to be cut off, and this is disgusting, but the important thing is that i recently wrote an article where i said that in rome they lost a lot of people in the battle of cacani, yes, when a couple of weeks later their senate was created, then there 40% was missing, why? because the roman elites served in the army and bore the brunt of bad decisions. our elites do not serve in the military; their skin is not at stake in this game. so for them it all comes down to money and influence, but their children s

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other than what was settled in the 2000 case with cheney and george bush, in which cheney abruptly leftre a lot of legal challenges that could come up from this and what those would look like, we don't even know yet. but, in terms of this being a problem, i think it is pretty obvious that the trump campaign has a lot of legal problems already, but if they want to take on another that will prompt lawsuits that so far have been favorable, like we saw in the example of them trying to remove him from the ballot in colorado, he's been able to beat these things in marco rubio could always move. >> marco, trumps not just going to destroy your life, you have to sell your house and move and screw up your entire family's life. trumps guy. joe, nice to have you here for the first time. thanks so much. when we return, we are talking grievances. but, what happens when they become so overwhelming they become the state of the world? we are going to end up with the state of our politics, grievance politics. our next guest explains how we got here and if we can find a path forward when the 11th hour con

. >> you've got to give up your senate seat to run for vp then if you don't when >> dick cheney did in right? is he is not elective time researching to be the vp so help them. i would keep my eye on north dakota governor. trump really likes him. he is successful in business, he admires that. it's not going to upstage you. stable. i look at the governor of arkansas she is sharp. she is young pickwick sarah huckabee sanders. >> yes. i think trump is going to play this like a parentheses going to play it out too. he's going to make you join truth he's going to make you follow and whoever thanks in the lead is going to make great television struggling to pay attention today he announces. >> on that note rather than you are fired let's say you are hired with thank you very much. ♪

. -- cheney. future vice president. william broomfield of michigan. henry hyde of illinois. jim quarter of new jersey. bill mccollum of florida and mike dewine. future governor of ohio, were on the committee. the difference i wanted to note was that this seems like a lot of senior leadership were serving on the iran-contra joint committee. that's that's certainly the case really on both sides, but particularly on the democratic side, you had very prominent members who went on to be even more prominent. george mitchell, of course, became the senate majority leader. sam nunn became chair of the armed services committee. i could go on and on about all of their roles, but danny, when you weigh really, really unusual and exceptional american, he is somebody who won that the congressional medal of honor for his service in world war two. he you know, was somebody who had been and played a pretty prominent role in the watergate investigation. you know, in 1973. so here we are 15 years later and he's chairing the senate select committee. warren rudman was a highly respected moderate

. -- cheney. future vice president. william broomfield of michigan. henry hyde of illinois. jim quarter of new jersey. bill mccollum of florida and mike dewine. future governor of ohio, were on the committee. the difference i wanted to note was that this seems like a lot of senior leadership were serving on the iran-contra joint committee. that's that's certainly the case really on both sides, but particularly on the democratic side, you had very prominent members who went on to be even more prominent. george mitchell, of course, became the senate majority leader. sam nunn became chair of the armed services committee. i could go on and on about all of their roles, but danny, when you weigh really, really unusual and exceptional american, he is somebody who won that the congressional medal of honor for his service in world war two. he you know, was somebody who had been and played a pretty prominent role in the watergate investigation. you know, in 1973. so here we are 15 years later and he's chairing the senate select committee. warren rudman was a highly respected moderate

whether it's romney or cheney or kissinger.t once you marry yourself to so much emotion over so much time and you put so much effortf into thifos you can't reverse te stance. it hurts too much and they can't change their mind and when they see somebody do that it burnsat them up that's what you are seeings wh with these implosion. >> you happens in political histories people tear eachh other's faces off for a year before the election then they break bread and they come reaktogether.th >> i think herin saying yesterd, that she supporting trump bureau are in the trump campaign and serious about the numbers in thr campaigns you want what she sad yesterday and you want to use it as well it's smart sense mron trump locked up the nominationsi since march 6tnch she got 18% ie arizon va 14% in florida and 17% in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. so her saying at the end of the day going to have to vote for f him becausore i don't want to ve for biden is good for trump. democrats are the same they will y i might have reservations about

whether it is mitt or liz cheney or kinsinger, there is a lot of ego and a lot of resentment built into once you marry yourself to so much emotion over so much time and you put so much effort into this, you can't reverse that stance. it hurts too much. they can't change their mind. when they see somebody do that, it burns them up. that's what you are seeing. that is why you are seeing a lot of these implosion's. >> jesse: it has happened in political history. a lot of times people tear each other's faces off for a year before the election, and then they break bread and come together. >> harold: so i think her saying yesterday, judge, nikki haley, governor haley, she is supporting trump, if you are in the trump campaign and are serious about the numbers in a campaign, you want what she said yesterday, and you want what you said, as well. since march 6th, which mr. trump has locked up the nomination since march 6, nikki haley got 18% of the vote in arizona in a closed primary, meaning only republicans voted, 14% in florida and 70% in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. so her saying at the

[applause] come back to this because i worry that ghost of dick cheney is trying to resuscitate itselfs the modern republican party. i am skeptical of the democraticparty, skeptical of the historical establishment wing of the republican party. you've all heard from rfk jr. earlier today as like i see it. 360 degrees here. i respect his commitment to miracle -- medical freedom from that i willacknowledge that, got to respect somebody who stands for actual medical freedom. but rfk jr. is in no sense a libertarian in any meaningful sense of the word. the fact is that you can't say you support free speech in this country if you also have given in the past, advocated for imprisoning those who have spread climate the second amendment is not a recommendation. it's a right. and i will call it like it is, i am proud to be not only the only republican candidate who came to the festival this year, but also to be the only presidential candidate of any party that to disabuse themselves of their second amendment rights order to enter those grounds either. i don't think you are a libertarian if you b

. >> brian: i also asked about what liz cheney had to say about him.evin mccarthy said i never would have taken the speakership if i had to get democratic votes. how he felt about that. there is much more in the interview. >> ainsley: liz cheney said i'm a bit surprised speaker johnson wants to be in the room with i cheated on my wife with a porn star club and he responded i worked with liz. she should understand this, this is about the rule of law. and i support president trump. >> steve: okay. so, back in the courtroom tomorrow morning. >> ainsley: turning now to some more headlines, anti-israel period of times taking over new york graduate center last night. dozen of student protesters occupying the library there they tried to rename it after a university in gaza that was destroyed during the war. no arrests have been made, but the majority of the demonstrators cleared out of the library within a few hours. now to a developing story, a judge denying a bid by hunter biden's lawyers to delay prosecution in the first son's federal gun case. hunter's la

you had liz cheney on.to restore basic principles of the party. i think she is absolutely right. if we don't get back to this discussion. look what happened in the committee yesterday in congress with the shouting match between marjorie taylor greene and others. it was terrible. we need to elevate this away from one deeply flawed individual to these enduring policies and principles that have sustained the party for 170 years. theodore roosevelt, dwight eisenhower, et cetera. we need to elevate this conversation and get back to something that is enduring. these maga roots are very shallow, as senator danforth said. 7 to 10 years they've been around and they don't have a policy agenda that is coherent or frankly one that advances america's national interests as they should, so we will start here and again, this is how movements begin. we have to start with this conversation. there are plenty of people who agree with us. it will be good for the republican party and very good for america, so that is why we are

>> if you are a republican politician, you have two options, the liz cheney option, where you take a and you become a former politician, or the second, the marco rubio option, which as you get along with the program and don't say anything and just get along with trump world. i assume nikki haley wants to continue her career as a politician and believes fundamentally in the republican party and she has gone for the marco rubio option. the question i would ask her is, in most lines of work, if you think someone is a moral degenerate, you don't get to the second question of, what do you think about tax policy? [laughter] you sort of stop there. she really has serious not only doubts but is totally condemning of his character. why do we care about marginal tax rates? if he's a bad guy, he's going to be -- she cares about america's alliances abroad and i agree with her on most issues on that front but he's not going to be good for allies if he's going to betray allies, as he betrays all his friends. moral character really does matter. it is not something you jump over for political expedi

one we will call the liz cheney option where you te a principal stand against donald trump's characterome big politician. we will call the second the marco rubio option which is with you got get along the program. i assume nikki haley wants to continue a career as a politician in the republican party, so she has gone for the marco rubio option p or the question i would ask her is in most lines of work, if you think someone is a moral degenerate, ghetto get to the second question of what to get think about tax policy -- what do you think about tax policy? you stop there. from what she has set about donald trump, she not only has serious doubts but is totally condemning of his character. if a guy is a bad guy, he's going to be bad. as i understand, she cares for america's alliances abroad, and i agree with her on the part, but he's not going to be good for allies if he's going to betray oh -- all our allies for his friends. >> is it a vp play potentially? >> who knows? quite frankly, i don't care. i say that because for all the things that david just said, the marco rubio option, get wit

and george bush in which the cheney left texas for wyoming, there's a lot of legal challenges that come a problem, i think it's pretty obvious that the trump campaign has a lot of legal problems already, but if they want to take on another that would prompt lawsuits, like we saw in the example of them trying to remove him from the ballot in colorado, he's been able to beat these things and marco rubio could always move, though, who knows if he would pay >> marco, trump is not just going to destroy your life, you have to sell your house and move and screw up your entire family. joe, nice to have you here for the first time. when we return, we're talking grievances, they are natural, they are part of being a human being, but what happens when they become so overwhelming they become the state of the world? we will end up with the state of our politics, grievance politics, our next guest explains how we got here and if we can possibly find a path forward, when the 11th hour hen th . hour wh ptto take control, i got rapid relief... continues.s. of testinal lini. check. for both uc and crohn'

and i'm not picking aside with liz cheney or with donald trump. but what is mike johnson standing for their, by going outside a courthouse and saying this is a sham? i question whether or not these are real jurors. i question whether this is an appropriate way to pursue this case. i think this is all a scam. i'm paraphrasing, of course. he also, steph, almost verbatim repeated the claims that trump was sanctioned for about the judge's daughter, claiming that she is a westernized democrat, making money off of this. >> none of which is true. >> but interestingly, to choose those words and that exact thing of attacking a judge's daughter. i sure hope nothing happens to any of the judge's family members after this. >> you realize just saying that, you sound like we are talking about a mob trial. i sure hope nothing happens to the judge's family. you realize, we do need to take a moment and realized how crazy that is. >> but remember, we have lived this already. the ei field office in cincinnati, if i am remembering that right, was attacked the day aft