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. >> you saw this derangement s d syndrome in the buzzer. -- bush administration.think it's worse? >> i think it's worse. we didn't have social media. it ruins so many people. a big controversy was taylor swift who doesn't want to talk about politics. everybody in hollywood are trying to push her into it. how could you not talk about politics. >> she is smart and dignified and classy. why against involved in politics? >> your side claims they have a monopoly on polite society. dig mid and classy. -- dignified and classy. they act so rude. >> i don't know that i am responsible for these actors and actresses. when i look at jennifer lawrence who is a terrific actress, you think she is just being rude. but who is the bullying rude person who talks about grabbing someone like an actress by the crotch. who said such a thing? >> if someone tries to grab someone by the crotch, they have all the right to throw a drink in their face. i don't think he will do that with jennifer lawrence. >> no. you can imagine a woman who says i don't like that behavior. >> i agree with juan

bush. admits that saddam did not have w m d's. the main reason we went into iraq at the time was we thought he had weapons of mass destruction turns out he didn't but he had the capacity to make weapons of mass but also talked about the human suffering or at. bush brushes aside the stated reason for a war that has destroyed an entire country. in iraq the invasion turns into a bloody occupation. the downward spiral. started with the occupation the coalition specially the americans lost the moral high ground and they became the jailers of that if people the bedlam the chaos the violence in iraq now it's a natural consequence of what bush and cheney did in invading iraq. iraq is quickly torn to shreds ripped apart by religious and ethnic violence. i think the most convincing argument was that in order to enhance israel's position in the middle east and its security the nation surrounding it that formed an anti israeli bloc had to be broken up into smaller confessional a homo genius nation states so in the case of iraq a kurdistan a s

i didn't vote for clinton but he left this country and pretty darn good shape where is bush medicare d wasn't budgeted either an by the time obama came that deficit was in the billions. this crapd to stop about blaming obama for every single thing. his stimulus didn't go far enough. we would have been in such dire straits because the people would have had to go on to welfare to get their heat, electric and stuff paid for. by extending unemployment they put money back into the economy as they had to buy stuff with it. host: some other news weekly. senator franken, the democrat from minnesota who said a couple weeks ago that he would step down amid sexual harassment allegations, he will be leaving his senate seat on january 2 according to the hill and then there is also this from the virginia pilot. the headline from the virginia in virginiaorning politics after valid court battle, winner of tied virginia house race will be chosen at random with slips of paper in a film canister. that story out of virginia politics and then the hill newspaper reporting that senate gop decides to put off

until president bush came in, gave tax cuts to the high end, a giveaway to a pharmaceutical industry with the medicare part d legislation and three unpaid -for wars, that's what the experts will tell you increased the deficit. that was on a path of -- the national debt of going down. it was a swing, my colleagues, of $11 trillion. to date, the biggest swing in history, when president obama came into office. he was inheriting a deficit, not the national debt but the annual ficit of $1.4 trillion -- of $1.4 billion. when he left it was about a thished of that. when he left office. don't try to mislead the american people. we owe them the truth. we owe them facts. and that's why what is happening tonight in this body is so important. that the violence that the republicans are doing with their legislation on the economy of our country, robbing from our children's futures to reward the wealthiest people and biggest corporations in america. who -- i rise tonight to ask my colleagues a simple, who do we represent when we come to this floor? the american people overwhelmingly oppose the g.o.p. tax scam. they see it

d w on facebook and twitter up to date in touch follow us. this was the birthplace of the german nation a small town of clinton and bush which has stood for a thousand years on the northern edge of the hearts mountains. as if by a miracle it has outlived wars and great fires. some twelve hundred timbered houses built over a period of six centuries have survived. was. i. i. was. in one nine hundred eighty the german tribes offered the royal crown to do you can be a saxony he is said to have been lang butts naz when the messengers found him and his favorite spot the sinking had by he would catch finches and he was known that as henry the fowler for generations german school children have no. bonnet that tells of the origins of the german rice you can reset by the fall and fluoride mary and of good cheer a thousand miles to flash and glow as the day dawned bright and clear. the legend windows in the east gable of the magnificent town who'll proudly tell a story. on the outside wall of the town hall a goddess polls out of the town. bed and books coated alms depicts the town's most imposing buildings the castle and at its heart the towers of the old abbe

bush presidential writer let me start with you, ne d, because the question right now is did the republican party deliver the promise made to the american public? >> [laughter] well i think you have to start by saying first, this is not what president trump said when he wanted a flatter and simpler tax code and let's be clear i wouldn't call this tax reform i'd call it a tax bill. it's not the dumpster file that the senate version was but i've got problems still with it charles at least they made the corporate tax effective january 1 of 2018. that's a positive in the right direction. >> charles: right. >> and i'm frustrated though by the small business stuff. >> charles: sure and let's face it we do have a w on the board and there are a lot of questions just thrown at chairman brady on this one including the $10,000 tax deduction which is critical for a lot of people. let's take a listen to that. >> we now have a $10,000 deduction for salt taxes, families can fill it up with the way they need for their families we have a lower top bracket, really a key ask by lawmakers in salt states but th

d -- politically and otherwise. imagine, thest brother candidate sitting there with the new president bush washington on the white house. they started talking about how they wanted to work together on some big issues. it would be health care, education reform, he started reaching out right across party lines from the early days of the administration. member, president george w. bush was elected as compassionate conservative. and reform was where he was going to make that mark. on september 10, the day before september 11, they had a white house summit on education policy. the next day, he gets on an airplane and flies down to florida and is doing an event in , reading toflorida students, that iconic picture of andy card whispering into george w. bush is here that america is under attack, people remember that for 9/11, with a don't remember is that was in a school on behalf of trying to remove -- move legislation for on education reform. that very day, laura bush was back at the capital with senator kennedy talking about the same exact issue. for the present was down in florida, laura bush and senator kennedy were worki

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bush. he decide d to move to texas an stay there and became an evangelical methodist.his identity. so evangelicals really did identify with him. so he came to campus. and he spoke in chapel. i remember it very well. about a day or two after the mccain camp decided to make an issue of the fact that the university although integrated banned interracial dating. >> the political tactics of division and slander are not our values. they are -- they are corrupting influences on relation and politics and those who practice them in the name of religion or in the name of the republican party oar in the name of america, shame our faith, our party, and our country. >> and it was i think fodder for cable tv for about a week or two. the it was pretty painful to live through that. and i think within a week or so, dr. bob iii decided that it did hurt the school and our spiritual ministry. so he drop ped the rule. i guess it was a few years later, steven jones, the next president, apologized. and i think in that apology, he had the best rationale for it. in the end, it wasn't really ab

bush. he said ed gillespie ost. roy moore lost. the lesson, a base only potus isn't enough for the gop to win. d's hate trump more than r's love him. potus needs to improve his approval rating. bob, how many times have people on this program and other programs and political commentators and strategists, how many times have they said the exact same thing, yet this administration and president doesn't seem to listen, he goes back to the base, he needs that ego boost. >> i mean, we do have to think also they haven't gotten much done legislatively, they don't have a big bill win they didn't get health care done opinion i think they're going to get a tax bill cut done. is that going to get him to 50%. the white house has to think, let's get to 50%. on bannon, i think, how is he going to raise money after this massive loss, i think a lot of republican incumbents who were nervous about bannon a couple days ago, they're not so nervous any more bannon's going to have a fund-raising issue. do you want the -- >> you want him in the primaries not the general. barbara comstock who lives out by me in virginia,

of onehis whole concept person/one vote, and the suppose d evils of what is sometimes called a runner-up, like trump last time or george w. bush in 2000. the person who clearly got the second-most popular votes, not the most votes, becoming president. this is happened twice in the last 16 years and both times it was a candidate of the same party. back in the 1970's, when this was debated, at least some of the people involved in defending the electoral college said, well, it hasn't happened since 1888. it is no longer mope possibility. so you have to take serious account of the fact that there have been two minority winners, losers of the popular vote, in the last decade in a half, both of the same party. we should,ever that as defenders of the electoral college, those of us who do defend the electoral college, although obligated to take account of those recently related developments and frankly the pain on the other side, the puzzlement, the how-can-this-be, i do think we have to take those things seriously. on the other hand, i think defenders of the electoral college should not shy away from questioning the extent to which w

bush. and then we fought two wars and we didn't pay for those wars, we enacted medicare part d, can you've mentioned a couple of times which was not paid for and then we had had had the worst recession since the great depression and when president obama became president, we had a $1.5 trillion deficit. when he came to office. president trump ran for office and this is the one thing i would say he was consistent on in his primary. in the republican party nominated him and the american people elected him and izhad promises were these. he would eliminate our debt over a period of eight years, he would deliver a jienlt, beautiful maxive tax cut, he would pass quote one of the largest inhad creases in national defense spending in american history while also saying quote i'm not going to touch social security and i'm not going to touch medicare and medicaid. those are the solemn promises. in the nine years i've been here this congress has disgraced itself year after year by not passing a budget, by not being able to establish a set of priorities to the american people and we sit here today colle

of those two wars that we didn't have the decency to pay for and because president bush passed so-called medicare part d which is a prescription drug program for seniors which he didn't pay for and then the supply side economics they pursued drove our economy to of worst ditch since the great depression. the surplus when president obama showed up was not a surplus. it was a $1.5 trillion deficit. and, mr. president i was here when we tried to work in a bipartisan way to figure out how to respond to a terrifying circumstance, not for this senate but for our country. i had a woman come to a town hall then who told me her plan was to die sooner because overnight she had lost half of her net worth. and she didn't know how to make it through. because the stock market had cratered. because her pension was cut in half. we had more than a 10% unemployment rate in the united states of america and we couldn't get a single person to lift their finger on the other side of the aisle because they said the deficit was too big. they said that president obama was pursuing what the pollsters told them was job-killing gov

bush. then we fought two wars and didn't pay for those wars. we and acted medicare part d. which was not paid for. then we had the worst recession since the great depression. becameesident obama president we had a $1.5 trillion deficit. president trump ran for office. this is the one thing he was consistent on in his primary. the republican party nominated him and the american people elected him. his promises were these. he would illuminate our debt over "a period of eight years." he would deliver a "massive tax cut." he would pass of the largest one increases in american history while saying, quote, i'm not going to touch social security and i'm not going to touch medicare and medicaid. those are the president's solemn promises to the united states. in the nine years i have been here, this congress has disgraced itself by not being able to pass a budget, having 30 continuing resolutions, by not being able to establish a set of priorities for the american people and we sit here today collecting 18% of our gdp and revenue and spending 21% of our gdp in expenditures. and on t

d w dot com science and research for any show. welcome back you're watching the news our top stories catalonia is pro independence leader parlous bush tomorrow has scored a victory in regional elections now he wants a talk with madrid without preconditions but spanish prime minister mariano rajoy is playing hardball he says he'll meet the leader of the biggest party and that is not to push them along. and human rights groups say syria and russia have stepped up unlawful attacks on civilians and rebel held on place that's amid the latest round of syria peace talks in kazakhstan. now former chancellor gerhard schroeder says his social democrats here in germany should quickly agree on forming a government with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives exploratory talks will start on january seventh and they're scheduled to last just six days so that's less than a week for the two sides to find enough common ground. to form a so-called grand coalition many social democrats however bitterly opposed taking that step. in an exclusive interview with g.w. and german public broadcaster n.p.r. should us says the social democrats need to take re

bush penned an op-ed in which he writes, wrote, oesk he said it. and we laughed along without a single doubt that this was hypothetical hot air from america's highest rate dor. there are seven other guys present and every single one of us assumed we were listening to a crass stand up act. he was performing. surely we thought none of this was real. we know better. we now know better. president trump is currently indulging in revisionist history. reportedly telling allies, at least one united states senator that the voice on the tape is not his. this is hit a raw nerve in me. i can only imagine how it is reopened the wounds of the women who came forward with their stories about him and did not receive enough attention. this country is currently trying to reconcile itself to years of power abuse and sexual misconduct. it's leader is poking the bear. joining us now is senior media correspondent, brian stelter. brian, what was your initial reaction to this op-ed from billy bush? >> well sunday night surprise, and it is because of donald trump's claims to his friends, according to to the "new york times" and the "washington post" he might not believe the tape.

until president bush came in, gave tax cuts to the high end, a giveaway to a pharmaceutical industry with the medicare part d legislation and three unpaid -for wars, that's what the experts will tell you increased the deficit. that was on a path of -- the national debt of going down. it was a swing, my colleagues, of $11 trillion. to date, the biggest swing in history, when president obama came into office. he was inheriting a deficit, not the national debt but the annual ficit of $1.4 trillion -- of $1.4 billion. when he left it was about a thished of that. when he left office. don't try to mislead the american people. we owe them the truth. we owe them facts. and that's why what is happening tonight in this body is so important. that the violence that the republicans are doing with their legislation on the economy of our country, robbing from our children's futures to reward the wealthiest people and biggest corporations in america. who -- i rise tonight to ask my colleagues a simple, who do we represent when we come to this floor? the american people overwhelmingly oppose the g.o.p. tax scam. they see it

d edge. we have two people here to talk about those subjects. the first is steve beagen, a veteran of several mostistrations, wils recently the george w. bush administration, where he was on the national security council. he's now vice president of the ford motor company, who took the lead on trade with mike from an. is, sonot here but steve the podium is yours. >> ok. good morning. thank you all for coming out today. mentioned, i work for a major u.s. company. we manufacture in 25 countries around the world and we trade can or miss volumes of commodities -- we trade enormous volumes of commodities and parts. when i look at this trade issue, i approach it more from the viewpoint of a practitioner than an ideologue or philosopher. i think too much of our trade debate here in washington, d.c. is about philosophy and ideology, and quite honestly, not enough of it is about the practice of trade. if you reduce it to a simplest movementders the of goods and services across borders. if you want free trade, you are achieving a less constrained movement of goods and services across borders. yet we find ourselves in these confounding and poisonous po

d bags. looks like santa does deliver in space. back here on earth, we had a great time, too. savannah and company rocked the matching p.j.s. hoda was smiling by the christmas tree. and jenna bushy president george w. bush in the middle. here's al's delicious christmas eve dinner. and carson's bloody mary bar, open for business. carson is sleeping that one off. there's craig's family in matching p.j.s. and looks like she got a train for christmas. >> she did. we became the family that we used to mock, as well, in matching p.j.s. >> i love it, though. sheinelle, your family got into the holiday spirit. nice and dressed up for christmas. >> did you have another child? that's my godson. >> look at the smiles. they were so happy. >> it was a good day. >> here's calvin. >> oh, no. >> i guess he didn't like being dressed up like santa. it was the end of a very long christmas eve. he did get some presents, too. >> he got cheerios, too? >> that's all that matters. happy holidays to >> we all enjoy christmas. >>> but is the night before the best part of the holiday? we're going to get into that. >>> and it's all about your returns. your the day after chemo might mean your a trip back to

d edge so two people are here to talk about those subjects. steve is a veteran of different administrations most recently george w. bush chief security council now president of ford motor company and we had an active debate this summer mike is not here but steve is in the podium is yours. >> good morning. i work for a major u.s. company manufacturer 25 countries around the world and a trade in volumes of commodities, parts, automobile , when i look at this trade issue i approach it more from the viewpoint of a practitioner than the ideologue or philosopher. much of this is about philosophy and ideology and not enough is about trade reduced to the simplest form it is goods and services across borders with free-trade you are achieving a less constrained movement that is relatively simple but yet we find ourselves in these debate in washington d.c. manifesting themselves even today. so like many of you, i was stunned to watch one of the candidates from the major political party run for the presidency of the united states not only denounce nafta but threatened to withdraw. like many of you i was surprised when then senator