cenk: tomorrow night show time is going to present a come tory about dick cheney. n't wait to tivo it. i've got to watch that. it's got great interviews from cheney and rumsfeld. >> integrity. >> what do you consider your main fault? >> my main fault. well, i don't spend a lot of time thinking about my faults, i guess would be the answer. >> if you're not prepared to have critics and to be subject to criticism then, you know, wrong line of work. if you want to be loved go be a movie star. cenk: man that guy hasn't changed at all. it's a fascinating look. the co-ed door joins us in the studio, great to have you here. he's also worked on superman. and the bio pick on president obama in the democratic convention nicely done. how did you guys get there? >> we first approached him in august of 2011, and at that time, he didn't say yes but didn't say no, either. we were told that patience was the key to, you know, sort of getting an answer out of him. ultimately, it wasn't until february of 2012 when he finally agreed. cenk: i'm curious why he would agree. was there -- ok

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do you like dick cheney? >> well, he certainly was very generous with his time.sat with me for 20 hours over four days. on the fifth day invited my team to go fly fishing with him. and supported the making of this film. so i'm grateful to him for that. my apologies -- >> a hard word to use for -- >> an engaging man and somebody who is committed to his point of view. and committed to, i think to the establishment of a legacy that's consistent with his point of view. he believes that what he did in his time in office and really over his 40-year career was the right thing. he believes that his convictions are the right convictions. he's not at all a man in retreat. but, you know, my politics really are beside the point here. this is a film that is examining as you say one of the most significant vice presidents i would argue one of the most consequential non-presidential political figures this country has known. and to tell his story the way history will understand it. >> let's look at another clip from dick cheney talking about terrorism and how you deal with it. >

and then the world around dick cheney changes even though the world according to dick cheney doesn'that's where the tragic structure comes in. i tell the tale. it's not my role to make the judgment. it's not my role to prosecute. it's my role to tell the story, and i believe history will agree that this is the truth about who dick cheney was, what he believed, how he did what he did, and its impact on this country. >> it took you something like seven months to actually get him to agree to do this film. how much time did you spend with him, and did you end up liking him as a man? >> we spoke over a four-day period. five hours a day. a total of 20 hours. then on the fifth day, as you mentioned, he invited us to go fly fishing with him. it's the first time he'd gone fly fishing since his heart attack. and he was very welcoming to us. i mean, he -- he was cordial and friendly and, yes, it's hard, i think, not to like him as a person. he's very engaging. politics are a different issue, and we have different politics and that's something that was no secret to him. he knew that, and i was v

there's dick cheney back again. never a popular figure among a lot of people in the left and center. he interviewed george w. bush, does he agree cheney was the boss? >> oh, sure! chris: how do you delicately get to, a lot of people think cheney was the power behind the throne? >> president obama would -- president bush would never make a administration even if it were true. he was command ner chief and proud of the fact and said it on. let's put it this way, if you had a former secretary of defense on your staff as your vice president, when we were hit on 9/11, wouldn't you turn to him for advice? chris: why go to war with a country that had nothing to do with until until >> -- with 9/11? >> you have to ask them that. i have no idea. chris: it's an attempt ton his part to resuscitate his image somehow. >> really? that's what i find admirable about cheney. he will actually go out in public and say yes, i authorize the torture of people and i'm proud of it. and conventions can go jump off a cliff and i'm glad of it.

made out very well dick cheney he had when he was c.e.o. of halliburton in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine they acquired dresser industries which had this huge a specialist liability and it was a very very bad business decision and dick cheney's halliburton was that close to bankruptcy and then we got the war in iraq and cheney was still sitting on hundreds of thousands of halliburton shares and we got the war in iraq and all of a sudden halliburton got all these no bid contracts and now they're sitting pretty and then doing very well so we know that those two guys made out like bandits from that war paul and param minnesota funds and they're right all thanks for calling you want to talk about bradley manning. i was just curious. what the people do to show their support for what i call a patriot because we have very few patriots left and you're doing a good job. thanks paul thanks for the call there is a bradley manning support group i'm sorry i don't have the website memorized off the top my head but it should be fairly easy to find

ten years after the war in iraq began a veteran sends a letter to george bush and dick cheney bashing them for what he calls a needless war this vet is in a hospice and dying coming up we'll speak with thomas young about his letter that has gone viral. and big brother is keeping an eye on you while drones are most often used for the by the u.s. for warfare overseas more and more police departments here at home are using them to spy on u.s. citizens this week lawmakers heard concerns about this growing practice we'll tell you about that hearing in just a bit. and over five million people have been stopped and frisked by the n.y.p.d. officers and the vast majority of those people were minorities but thanks to several whistleblowers we are now learning more about this controversial program and the ways police officers are implementing it all look at stop and frisk just ahead. it's friday march twenty second four pm in washington d.c. i'm megan lopez and you're watching. well we spent a lot of time this week taking a critical look at the iraq war the misconceptions that led us into the co

ten years after the war in iraq began a veteran sends a letter to george bush and dick cheney bashing them for the needless war that is now in the hospital and hospice and dying coming up we'll speak with thomas young about his letter that has gone viral and big brother is keeping an eye on you while drones are used most often by the u.s. for warfare overseas more and more police departments here at home are using them to spy on citizens this week lawmakers heard concerns about the growing practice we'll tell you about that hearing in just a bit. plus five million people have been stopped and frisked by n.y.p.d. police officers the vast majority of them were minorities but thanks to some whistleblowers we now know more about this controversial program and the police officers that and how they are missing implementing it will look at the stop and frisk program in just a bit. it's friday march twenty second eight pm in washington d.c. i'm meghan lopez and you're watching. we've spent a lot of time this week talking about the iraq war and taking a critical look at it the misconceptions t

dick cheney is back in a brand-new documentary.mer vice president looks at his time in the bush presidency and says that he would do it all over again and not change a thing. the showtime documentary is coming out next friday, and it's called "the world according to dick cheney." cheney says "if i had to do it over again, i'd do it over in a minute." cheney's power in the bush presidency was diminished in bush's second term. and in 2007, cheney wanted to bomb a suspected syrian nuclear reactor, but secretary of state condoleezza rice disagreed. >> condi recommended taking it to the united nations. i strongly recommended that we ought to take it out. i thought it would sort of, again, reassert the kind of authority and influence we had that we had back in '03 when we took down saddam hussein and eliminated iraq as a potential source of wmd. there are certain bright lines out there, and you do not cross them. and one of the bright lines is you don't provide nuclear technology to terrorist-sponsoring states. >> consume, that folks. th

dick cheney, we saw in the film, said in august of 2002, he's amassing weapons of mass destruction. no doubt to use against us. so that was the big overall point. they knew it was, you know, a lot of people knew it was wrong, or iffy at best. when he says no doubt, there was plenty of doubt. >> there's two ways to look at this, right? one way is say, 9/11, who is this horrendous trauma for the nation, and scares people, completely understandably, right? the thought of that happening again is horrific to think of. that plus unskupulous leaders is the equation? >> you can't think they thought they were unscrupulous. they continue onwards with it, i believe they had an agenda, but i think ultimately, they thought they were doing the right thing. they had sort of negotiated with themselves on this. and it was a sort of -- must have been, and i would wander what you think, a collecting sense inside the administration that we're doing what's right for the american people. saddam hussein is a bad guy and we're taking him out. >> a certain point is this is what has to be done. how do we get

to wait for dick cheney? >> no points after rob portman or rob portman's sons in the daily news. and i think dick cheney had a lot to do with it. i think by 2016, i think republicans are the ones who will have a very, very tough time with this issue. and this is classic wedge politics where the idea is to divide your opponent's base. the republicans will be divide between their libertarian base which is more on the economic side and the he evangelical side which they built the modern republican party on starting with ronald reagan. >> you're absolutely right. when i hear hillary clinton and claire mccaskill announcing their support for same-sex marriage, oh, i thought they already did. why do they need to check that box now. let's talk about that other side. the republican response going forward into 2016. you already touched on the demographics. they have a base that wants to see marriage protected in that traditional way. and they are turning away a lot of younger voters by their lack of support for marriag

cutler made a documentary about dick cheney and -- [laughter] [laughter] -- did you guys just get reallyold? [laughter] first let's talk about the top story tonight, the fragile economy. economic growth is stagnated. unmyment is stub bornly high and by midnight tomorrow the spending cuts, sequester, congress and the president subjected themselves to to force them to make a deal before the sequester took effect because the effects would be so drastic and dire that it's taking effect. listen, this is bad news my brothers. you can imagine what the mood on wall street is. >> hope and optimism here on wall street. >> merger mania is back. >> the highest bubble since 2005. >> merger mania is back with a vengeance. >> jon: ah-ha! whoo! what else would it be back with? humility? no (bleep) vengeance. the merger mania. who are the lucky couples. details. >> offense depot and office max are merge. >> and higher busch and groupo modelo. >> warren buffett is buying heinz. >> jon: jiffy pop and jiffy lube. the two office companies makes sense, not so clear on why buffett and heinz are getting togethe

lines and lose friends in combat one of them is directing his anger right at president bush and dick cheney the man you see there thomas young was paralyzed in satyrs city in two thousand and four he's dying and what he believes to be his final days he has written a letter a letter to george bush and dick cheney he says it's on behalf of the thousands still living in pain and grief here is part of his letter to the former leaders he says quote on every level moral strategic military and economic iraq was a failure and it was you mr bush and mr cheney who started this war and it was you who should pay the consequences as the ten year anniversary of the iraq war passes to remember the ultimate price the country has paid throughout the conflict. meanwhile violence still grips iraq today islamist extremists took responsibility for a slew of bombings resulting in over sixty deaths it's a deadly reminder that the country remains unstable after ten years of war hard to correspondent is. loosely caffein up is on the ground in iraq to bring us this report. at this hour american and coalition forces

he's almost dismissive of it. >> tell us what kind of guy is dick cheney?i think, an extraordinary figure on the american political historical stage. perhaps the single most impactful nonpresidential figure this country has ever known. and people are nwanting to know what america is particularly in the wake of 9/11 and raises questions about the role of singular conviction in our democracy. on the one hand, we need men and women who believe in things. on the other hand, a singular uncompromising position that sees no way to include other perspectives can lead to demogogary and a different perspective. >> watch this. >> he knew what he wanted and what he was looking for and it was somebody who could be a part of the team to help him govern. >> i can't tell you for sure when he started seeing a vice president in the mirror. but one of the key things that cheney did was to tell bush stories about problems between presidents and vice presidents. and the key feature that he described was a conflict involving the ambition of the number two guy. he painted a portr

dick cheney gave the same information. i think the obama policy on this is exactly where bush was, which is i ain't telling you. i'm the president and you're not. now, i think anybody who cares about the constitution has to applaud what rand paul did, and what senator lee did, and senator rubio, and senator cruz, all of whom went out and said this is a serious question of the constitution of the united states. >> greta: i guess it would have been a little bigger of him to say, when asked by rockefeller, i'm not giving them to you, i'm president, i don't have to. instead he reached back into the hoyt and said dick cheney. >> i don't try to micromanage or microal-analyze barack obama. he is a left wing chicago machine democrat -- >> greta: micromanage -- didn't you just do it? >> going to combine the radicalism of the university professor with the machine politics of the city of chicago, and so you're going to get the worst of both worlds. that's who he is. we've seep him -- >> greta: if that is so -- if you think that its b

in this film it's dick cheney essentially. y was demanding so much material from, there was always something to pick on. he filled the president's head while protesting that he himself did not want the job, he hired all of his people including bush senior's nemesis and goosing up w's insecurities to take advantage of them. and cherry pick his plans on iraq. >> dick cheney was the first self appointed president. >> sounds like a bully. >> stephanie: are you going to trade the lives of a number of people because you want to protect your honor? he closes by saying you are were a misguided power monger who lead this nation into a calamity. sleep on that. >> they are flying planes to get the bin laden family out of the country. >> stephanie: hum. george in missouri. >> caller: hi. i was wondering doesn't it seem like the liberal journalists are being really lazy by not digging into why paul is doing this now and -- and with the -- the drones? because there's so many things that he could be doing this on but it seems like with jeb bu

he's dying and in what he believes to be his final days he has written a letter to george bush and dick cheney he says it's on the behalf of the thousands still living in pain and grief here's a part of his letter to the former leaders he says quote on every level moral strategic military and economic iraq was a failure and it was you mr bush and mr cheney who started this war and it is you who should pay the consequences as the ten year anniversary of the iraq war passes we remember the ultimate price the country has paid throughout the conflict. the tenth anniversary of the war in iraq has many wondering if the country is better off today than it was a decade ago can you walk down the street of iraq and feel safe or is there the threat of a car bomb exploding around you our teams are national correspondent lisa casanova is on the ground in erbil iraq to tell us what she's seeing hi lucy so can you give us a said of what life is like on a day to day basis in iraq. well one of the things that strikes you first driving through iraq we spent most of the day in the northern city of kirkuk which w

for those of us bred the propaganda by dick cheney and colin powell.s the person who went before the united nations and said to the court of world public opinion that saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction. he added the moniker of credibility to the argument. those of us who watched this can say one thing. what you did was unleash a pandora's box that inflicted more harm on the iraqi people and opened the aggressive designs in region that for saddam hussein had blocked. >> i want to ask -- we will have more about that when we come back. i want to ask you about what the iraq war and the united states decision to promulgate it and what it did to us and our credibility. when we come back, the one thing that former president bush will not say. with centurylink as your trusted partner, it can. our visionary cloud infrastructure and global broadband network free you to focus on what matters. with custom communications solutions and dedicated support, your business can shine all week long. [ woman ] too weak. wears off. been there. tried that. ladybug

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show time is televising the world according to dick cheney. it chronicles hissing career.riticizing it. and it focuses too much on the internal politics within the bush administration rather than the policies and the tim's producer said it is an accurate portrayal. >> my goal is not to take sides in what i believe is history's debate over the benefits and detriments of the chaney vice president. my goal was to understand the man. >> the same producer created the documentary war rom. which is a look into the 1992 presidential campaign of bill clinton. rosemary, the official start of spring, just three days away. >> you are right. looking at spring showers to arrive at the doorstep. at this hour, we are looking at cooler conditions because of the mostly clear skies and a breeze that helps to prevent low clouds and fog from forming in the overnight hours. this morning, mostly clear and with the sunshine, it feels good out there. forecast for tomorrow. and for the afternoon, unseasonably mild again in many cases. i will point out san francisco. san jose. the season aal average

dick cheney himself says he has no regrets. >> it is a wartime situation. it was more important to be successful than it was to be loved. if i had to do it over again, i would do it in a minute. >> and here's what a new republican congressman, a veteran considered a rising star in the party, said just last week. >> are we fighting too many wars? and i would say no. we're fighting one war. and it's a war against radical islamic jihad. final question is, can we afford this war? the answer is yes, we can afford it. >> he's wrong. the truth is, we are fighting too many wars. and we can't afford any more. every dollar spent on a bomb in iraq was a dollar not spent here at home. a dollar not spent on books for our children. a dollar not spent on food for the hungry or medicine for the sick. we spent ten years trying to build a nation in iraq. it's time to do some nation building here at home. joining me now is former democratic congressman, patrick murphy. he was the first iraq war veteran to serve in congress. and richard wolffe, msnbc.com executive editor. than

did -- dick cheney, the people who hate him really hate him. like him and the family themselves, given the fact that he did give so much time to cheney's critic would not take them happy. stuart: overall, as he watched it, give us a bottom line on the entire movie that you saw. >> to be honest, i think the sort of tone can be summed up by the first moments of the film. he gulping down a starbucks. he is asking questions about logistics. i am sure dick cheney had no idea he was building. it seemed a little petty. i found throughout the film, it is called the world according to dick cheney. he spends a lot of time giving his critics voice without letting cheney respond. it would have been more interesting to have a discussion. the director himself has not asked a lot of questions. it is an interesting film. a lot of interesting details. ultimately, it is very superficial. you have a guy who failed out of yale twice. got arrested twice for dui. in less than a decade, the youngest ever chief of staff. you don't hear anything about it. you don't rea

dick cheney had a similar experience and i talked to him about this, and it was not an issue i gave muchught to, and maybe i should have, and i got into public service because of my concern on the economic and budget issues and that has always been my focus. >> and the very last question i will ask was going to be about dick cheney. did you call him for advice because he had a situation very similar? >> yeah, i spoke to him penally. >> what did he tell you? >> rob, do what is in your heart, you know. i mean, he was -- he was a good person to talk to because he also was surprised by the news, and in that case his wonderful daughter that he loves very much, and it forced him to rethink the issue too, and over time he changed his issue on it and i followed his advice and followed my heart. >> he went back to reread the passage in law sreut cuss. and he said after supporting the institution for marriage for everybody is what was paramount. after the news that broke, will portman, his son sent out a tweet. especially proud of my dad today. >> dana bash, thank you for that. senator portman's r

the filmmaker has a new showtime documentary "the world according to dick cheney." ot come easy. >> i was advised early on that the best path to getting him to participate would be patience, and, indeed, it took seven months between the time that i first reached out to him and the time that he invited me to have lunch with him to discuss what my plans were for the film. he does say a lot that he is not interested in what people think about him, but it's hard to imagine that he's not invested in what his legacy is. he is a significant figure in american history. >> i don't lay awake at night thinking, gee, what are they going to say about me now? i didn't worry about it a lot when i was doing it, and i thought the best way to get on with my life and my career was to do what i thought was right. >> making a film like "the world according to dick cheney," you need to enter most of all with curiosity, not with expectations, not with preconceived notions, but with questions. i was very struck by his comparison of honor and duty when he was talking about enhanced interroga

. >> dick cheney, defense secretary at the time, supports the first president bush's restraint. >> i think we got it right. conversations i had with leaders in the region afterwards, they were concerned that we not get into a position where we were an imperialist power, willy-nilly moving into capitals in that part of the world, taking down governments. >> after the gulf war, bush and his successor, bill clinton, send u.s. planes to provide air cover for vulnerable populations in northern and southern iraq. the u.n. security council imposes harsh sanctions and sends in weapons inspectors to dig deeply for iraqi wmd capability, weapons of mass destruction. >> this went on for years. at a certain point, unbeknownst to weapons inspectors or anyone else over in iraq, it turns out that we pretty much accounted for the full system. but we didn't know that. >> in 1998, saddam refuses to cooperate further, and the united nations pulls out the weapons inspectors. saddam virtually seals iraq off from the west. in a 1998 letter to president clinton, paul wolfowitz, donald rumsfeld and other lea

slash break into such an hour late take a break from my preaching but stay tuned to hear about dick cheneylying to the nine eleven commission next. leader hard to say sure there's a freedom of choice. and. you're ready to clean up a new store. absolute pleasure. to be treated this way. on archie. you ever seen anything like. well look we all know that when it comes to any sort of judicial review of the actions or crimes of the bush administration obama has made it crystal clear that he's only concerned with looking forward not backward on the matter having said that tonight show time mr marion a new film about former vice president dick cheney check it out. on a really not a man's car. when i first arrived here back in nine hundred sixty it's one of the youngest people in the west wing this time around absolutely. if we had been able to take out one of those airplanes from the trade center we don't know the answer was. are you going to trade the number of people that you want to preserve your honor is a wartime situation is more important to the successful than it was to be. headed over. t

bush dick cheney donald rumsfeld colin powell everyone in the bush administration all of the media c.e.o.'s who propagated all of the lies all of the military commanders who lied and sent us to war knowing that the reasons were fabricated they need to be held responsible not just for the deaths of thousands of u.s. soldiers in the catastrophe created for u.s. soldiers but the complete catastrophe for millions of iraqis over a million who have died become refugees wounded and of course we can't talk about p.t.s.d. for u.s. soldiers without acknowledging that p.t.s.d. for an entire generation of iraqis is a real reality millions and millions of people whose lives have been destroyed and so people want justice for all of these war criminals and people are fighting to win justice and an organization we are forward is working to help get this justice and also help that's opt out thank you so much mike prize the iraq war veteran and co-founder of march forward. i so guys as you know this week marks the tenth anniversary of the u.s. invasion of iraq but sadly you won't know if you're just watch

dot com breaking the set and a late take a break from my preaching but stay tuned to hear about dick cheneylying to the nine eleven commission next. going to take three. four charges three. three three. three stooges. live free blog plug in video for your media project a free media. tom. live . live. live. live. live . live. live live live. live. live. live. live live. live . if you've ever seen anything like. well look we all know that when it comes to any sort of judicial review of the actions or crimes of the bush administration obama has made it crystal clear that he's only concerned with looking forward not backward on the matter having said that tonight show time mr marion a new film about former vice president dick cheney check it out. on a really not a man's car. when i first arrived here back in sixty eight this morning just people the last one this time around absolutely. if we had been able to take out one of those airplanes heard from the trade center we don't know the answer was. are you going to trade the number of people that you want to pursue. around or is a wartime situati

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>> it may be the character of dick cheney.za rice has been stepped away from the mainstream. of wolfowitz was fundamentally important to the war and also in the execution of it. he said, while he would have done it differently. he's was the one who dressed down. it's the fault of the media and people in our business from not calling into account more than they have been. so that's one of the ongoing mysteries. >> james fouts of the atlantic and michael izicoff. gentlemen, i appreciate it. >>> the msnbc website has the report on what appears to be the first documented case of a descri cyberattack in florida. it involved in the august 14th primary. editor michael broncert joins us live. michael this happened a while back. august 14th, the primary. explain what we've been able to uncover? >> this has been quietly unfolding down in florida since december when a grand jury issued a report looking at a lot of absentee ballot irregulations that had gone on. included in that report somebody mentioned they fraudulently used a computer

ohio republican senator rob portman asked to meet with dick cheney.ey told portman follow your heart. last night, rob portman said this. >> you know, i've come to the conclusion that for me personally i think this is something that we should allow people to do, to get married and have the joy and stability of marriage that i've had over 26 years. i want all three of my kids to have it, including our son who is gay. >> will portman told his father and mother he was gay two years ago when he was a freshman at yale university. this morning, he tweeted out especially proud of my dad today. portman is now the only senate republican to back same sex marriage. portman also broke with his own record. as a congressman, voted for defense of marriage act, voted for amendment banning gay and lesbian couples in washington, d.c. from adopting children and voted for constitutional ban on gay marriage. house speaker john boehner's office released this statement. senator portman is a great friend and ally and the speaker respects his position but the speaker continues