gear up for great. >>> former vice president dick cheney is back once again trying to set the gop's foreignounds awfully familiar. cheney is on a new book tour and this morning slammed president obama's iran deal complaining its not tough enough. >> they need to reimpose sanctions and make certain you only lift them when you achieve the conditions originally hoped for and you need to be prepared, for example, to make the threat of military action very credible. you got to rebuild america's defenses and when you say all options are on the table you got to mean it and barack obama gave that away before he got down to the final package and believed and operated a based on the proposition that multiple concessions in areas that had nothing to do with nuclear weapons but will significantly increase iran support as the chief sponsor of terror in the world. >> in his new book, cheney goes even further writing quote, the obama agreement will lead to a nuclear armed iran, a nuclear armed race in the middle east and more than likely the first use of a nuclear weapon since hiroshima. it's strikingly s

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exceptionalism by dick cheney and elizabeth cheney. the many deficiencies is the irreversible damage it will do to the international nonproliferation regime contained in the nonproliferation treaty. allowing the iranians to enrich uranium in just a few short years will generally guarantee that they will become a nuclear weapon state and doesn't that guarantee an arms race? >> i think i like and respect dick cheney. i served with him in the congress, but i believe it's the exact opposite of what he said. scuttling this agreement will be the single most important factor in enabling iran to proceed towards a nuclear weapon and will leave the united states isolated in the world and then having the choice of either a nuclear iran or a war to prevent a nuclear iran. >> do they get to inspect their military sites with their own inspectors? >> the opponents have conflated three separate issues into one to create a highly misleading impression. the first point to make is with respect to declared nuclear facilities there is 24/7 inspection by th

it has come to my machine you have been comparing me to dick cheney. some ways for you? >> in a sense, you have to have business. >> this is a nice rod. >> yeah, it is. i just bought it last year. >> his guides back on the snake picks the hardest fish to catch in the toughest conditions. the more challenging the better. his approach to politics seemed just as targeted. whatever you think of dick cheney, he's clearly not ready to hang out the "gone fishing" sign for good. what do you want your legacy to be? >> i don't know. i think i'll let historians worry about that. i feel like i did the best i could under extraordinary circumstances and i'm satisfied with that. >> osgood: coming up. music matters.so smooth and fast. tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. tum-tum-tum-tum-tums enamel is your teeth's first line of defense. but daily eating and drinking can make it weak. try colgate enamel health. it replenishes weak spots with natural calcium to strengthen enamel four times better. colgate enamel h

dick cheney is a sociopath.o clinic's definition. >> i hope you never say anything nice to me. >> exploit others, sense of superiority. repeatedly violating the rights of others, lack of empathy, lack of remorse. aka, dick cheney. this is a guy whose chief of staff, he was the vice president of united states. his chief of staff was convicted about lying about his role in outing a cia agent. dick cheney is now going to lecture somebody else? he left office at 13%. the most hated public official in history. it's only good for hillary clinton. >> you disagree with dick cheney? i'm going to jot you down as a mild disagreement with dick cheney on that. let me ask you about the new iowa poll that shows bernie sanders closing the gap of hillary clinton. in the pollster, we are not talking dick cheney, they write, this feels like 2008 all over again. you know, we lost wes craven, a great horror film director today. for you, 2008, a horror film in iowa. he finished third there. if this feels like 2008 here, it's bad. >>

that is the dire warning coming from none other than former vice president dick cheney. former secretary of defense taking aim at president obama claiming he's directly responsible for the rise of isis. cheney and his daughter liz, a former deputy secretary of state are out with a new book called " exceptional. auto here's a portion of what he had to say. >> you blamed spread of isis on president obama. he says it's your fault that bush cheney left the region unstable. >> i think he's wrong. look at the record. we had a situation in which by the time we got through the surge in '07 and '08, president bush made a courageous decision and correct decision that iraq was in good shape when we left office. barack obama said as much. what happened basically was they failed to follow through. they withdrew as quickly as possible and left no stay behind force there. they created a vacuum and the vacuum was filled by isis. >> how dangerous do you really think isis is now to homeland security, american soil? >> i think extraordinarily dangerous, partly because of their ability to re

ahead, dick cheney and husband daughter liz right here in studio 57.op. but first here's look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> clinton's actually lost a third of her supporters since may. below 50% for the first time. >> the majority of the sunshine state is under an alert right now. >> returning it to its original name of denali is a nod to alaska's population. they consider it sacred. >> a march right behind me at the chevron gas station which has now become a memorial for the late deputy. >> they're reeling from the weekend's deadly storms. >> we're just over the hungarian border. y'all night we've seen flooding over here, but they're being stopped. >> a hiker is recovering. >> when e called them, they were beyond excited. >> the kremlin just released this video of russian president vladimir putin working out with his prime minister. often would a shirt. he's got a shirt on an nice gray -- what do you call it -- sweatpants, i guess. >> i'm norah o'donnell with anthony mason and vinita nair. charlie and gayle are off. president obama will make a h

fact that many people will be interested specially c-span watchers a book called exceptional by dick cheney. i'm sure that will gather a lot of attention: a book like gloria, that will get a lot of attention. a new book from stacy, she had written a book about cleopatra. it will be out, i believe, in october. it will uncover a whole new details that will change the way we think about the 1692 trials and how people reacted at the time and how that might be -- the lessons learned of what happened then from what happens now in our environment. >> you are an author of an upcoming book. >> in september i will be publishing a selection that i'm editing for the library of women. each value -- volume will have four novels. patricia smith, margaret and a couple of bookses by authors who have note seen in possibly more than 50 years. it's been a pleasure to make this may research, my passion and to be working with the library of america. i truly admire. >> if people want to follow you where with they go? >> if you want to download a free copy you can go and if you are a twitter user you can follow us

one of the things that made the post 9/11 theories of dick cheney and george bush so extremist is there is no more limitless power that a president han the power he can exercise during a theater of war. on a battlefield, there really is no law. everybody acknowledges that. terrorist say when men take up arms, law false. more is the ultimate expression of lawlessness in limitless powerful stuff on the battlefield, people shoot each other without having trials or due process. everyone agrees that is war to nobody thinks soldiers have to give opposing soldiers a trial before shooting them. that is what war is. what made these post-9/11 theories so radical is the assertion was made for the first time theaters of war were no longer confined to find a physical faces, the battlefield. it was now the case the entire planet was the battlefield. including u.s. soil. therefore, the limitless power that the president can exercise on a battlefield are now no longer confined to physical spaces. essentially the president is omnipotent everywhere because that is where the battlefield is found. what you

interested, especially c-span watchers in a book called called exceptional by former vice president dick cheney. from my understanding it will have some criticisms of our current president and i'm sure that will garner some attention. and just officially announced is a book by gloria stein in and that would get a lot of attention. a new book from stacy shift, she previously written a book biography of cleopatra, her new book the witches, will be out in october. it's about the salem witch trials. she will probably uncover a whole mess of new details about how we think about the 1692 trial of how people reacted at the time and how that might still be the lessons we need to learn then to what is happening now. >> you're part of the publishing industry, you're an author of a book, tell us about it. >> in. >> in september i will be publishing a collection that i am editing for the library of america, it's called women prime writers. each volume will have four novels, the first is the 1940s, that the second 1960s novel. as is the case with an anthology i edited a few years ago it will be a mix of peo

. >> and that i want to say that i started now on a book called heart and american odyssey, by dick cheney and doctor reiner. reiner is the dr. who has been cheney's heart doctor for i suppose about 25 or 30 years and was involved with his heart transplants so in this book you learn about dr. reiner as an outstanding heart specialist and you also learn about doctor reiner taking care of cheney who had several heart attacks over. up until now and he's still living but during cheney you hear about how he reacts to his health and you also relive the times i served with him in the congress as a congressman, as a secretary of defense, defense, and a ceo of a major corporation and then lastly being vice president of the united states. >> book tv wants to know what you're reading the summer tweet is your answer at book tv or you can posted on her facebook page facebook.com/book tv. >> here's a look at some of the current best-selling nonfiction books according to the boston globe. first up the right brothers david mccullough's examination of the birth of flight, you can can talk with the pulitzer

will be interested especially c-span watchers a book called exceptional by former vice president dick cheney which he wrote with his daughter. no, interesting is going to have some pointed criticism of our current president and i'm sure that that will garner a lot of attention. on a different task, officials announced is a book by gloria steinem, feminists, the founderr of ms. magazine and also to get a lot of attention. finally, any given thing is a new book from space a shift to a previously written a biography of cleopatra that up into different myths. her new book will be out of place in october and it's about the same witch trials. she will uncover a whole mess of new details that would change the way that we think about the 1692 trials enough people reacted at the time, and how that might still be the lessons that we need to learn from what happened then to what is happening now. very public shaming happy and vibrant. >> you don't just cover the publishing industry but you're part of it. you are an author of a forthcoming book. can you tell us about that? >> in september i will be publ

jim acosta reporting for us from alaska. >>> former vice president dick cheney is unleashing a new attackat down for an interview. they discussed cheney's book he wrote with his daughter. and she pressed him about his criticism of the president, the rice rise of isis and finger pointing over who is to blame. >> reporter: you in the book blame the spread of isis on president obama. he says it's your fault that bush/cheney left the region unstable. >> well i think he's wrong. look at the record. we had a situation in which by the time we got through the surge in '07 and '08, president bush made a courageous decision that iraq was in good shape when we left office. what happened basically was they failed to follow through. they withdrew as quickly as possible and left no stay behind force there. they created a vacuum. the vacuum was filled by isis. >> reporter: how dangerous do you really think isis is now to homeland security american soil? >> i think extraordinarily dangerous, partly because of their ability to recruit from the united states. people become members of isis to go to syria, i

this week on sunday morning, lee cowan visits with dick cheney. one of the most controversial figures in recent years. >> we caught up with the former vice president in one of his favorite spots drifting down the south fork of the snake river in idaho. fly rod in hand matching wits with the trout. >> got him. >> nice. >> what did you did. >> cut throat. >> no matter what the worries or problems you may have dealing with, you focus on what you are doing and put your other cars aside. they don't count as much when you are out here. not too long ago this kind of retirement for cheney inspect jackson hole, wyoming looked fading. in 2012 this grandfather of 7 got a heart transplant and suddenly everything changed. >> just was back in for my three-year check up. nothing short of miraculous. >> reporter: at 74 he regained the look of his days in office, reminders of which popped up with the release of these previously unseen photos. they were taken on september 11th, 2001 showing mr. cheney first dealing with the crisis in the white house bunker then bei

this time, i will make this to my friend, dick cheney. ter] you got the first one and you gave it away, don. ♪ dick: this time, i'm going to get the napkin. >> it is going to go to the cheney museum. don: old friends are the best friends. there is no question that we three have been friends for many, many decades. something, i suppose, exceeding 40 years, four decades. >> these are my two favorite people, as you can tell. don: as long as we agreed with him, he liked us. dick: don rumsfeld and i have been close friends for 40 years. he fundamentally changed my life, got me off the academic track and into politics and government. art is one of the more interesting personalities around. so i have lunch and somebody else paid for it. >> what does it say? dick: that is classified. >> this game had never been seen in the wild before. i was dying to see how people would adapt to it. ♪ >> the garage is a bit of a myth. it didn't serve much purpose, except it was something for us to feel that it was our home. we had no money. you have to work out o

that's what former vice president dick cheney has said about hillary clinton's decision to use a privateail server as secretary of state. why the world needs a powerful america co-written with his daughter liz. cheney weighed in on the controversy. >> i found it surprising that somebody as high ranking as secretary of state is dealing with classified and sensitive information all the time would think it's okay to have a private server in your home where you put information and so forth, where you send e-mails. >> so how would you describe her handling her e-mails this way, in a word? >> i think it was sloppy and unprofessional. >> you can see the full interview with the former vice president and his daughter, liz cheney, a former state department official in the bush administration tomorrow night on "anderson cooper 360." the controversy could get even bigger today because later today they will publicly release the largest batch of her messages so far. let's bring in elise labott. she's our correspondent. you have more than 6,000 or so pages that are set to be released. anything that we

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. >> what if this were dick cheney or condoleezza rice? >> the polls say right now there's not one republican that beats hillary clinton. that's why you guys are like in a tizzy trying to find some way to bring her down. >> that's not true. [ overlapping speakers ] >> i just looked at the cnn poll. that's what it says. >> what are you doing looking at cnn polls? >> traitor. >> i think you would sing an entirely different tune if this were condoleeza rice's e-mails or dick cheney's. this is total bias. >> you think that you think it's a partisan argument. i think it's more serious than that. >> i think democrats are trying to play this off it isn't a big deal it's a very big deal. >> what's the big deal? tell me. >> that she sent -- >> that she's rude and arrogant? >> it has nothing to do with arrogance. it has to do with breaking the law and potential obstruction of justice. >> i'm all ears if you prove me she broke that law. >> to the taxpayers, she went ahead, willful disregard and wiped the server and went ahead and deleted the e-mails

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or if you brought dick cheney to the negotiations. >> jon: let's not get crazy. >> everything would be fine. >> jon: but it seems to me our strategies have been we've tried invading a country, throwing a tremendous amount of money in training at their army, being a hundred,000 troops being the safety net of that country holding it together. we've tried bombing a country, libya and impose -- >> the dictator. >> jon: honing that that -- >> hoping that works out. >> jon: we tried arming militant groups in the hopes that it gets in the right hand. but this new thing, you called it earlier diplomacy. [laughter] that sounds interesting. [applause] we still get to -- [applause] >> the key issue here is that if we are able to negotiate peacefully around not having a nuclear weapon. >> sure. >> they are still going to cause us problems in various areas. we're still going to have enormous differences with them and we still have to work with core allies like israel and the gulf countries to make sure iran is not sponsoring terrorism or destabilizing other countries. but we will have taken off the

. >> i mean, even dick cheney would classify that explanation as tortured. since when is she had blood coming out of her eyes, nose and ears a common expression? i have been watching wheel of fortune for 30 years and i have never seen that. never. i have never seen that, okay? >> i also don't buy trump saying he was in a rush to get the conversation on to jobs, and that's why he said, wherever. now is sake wherever faster than saying nose? >> wherever is twice as long as nose, more than double if you throw in the extra e like i always do. >> it would be unfair of me to say donald trump is lying, okay here is what i believe about trump. i believe trump is the only person who gully believes things after he says them. all right? i mean, i am worth $10 billion, you are worth 4. >> i said ten, so that's what i believe. all right? he says, therefore it is. right? for example, the fallout from megyn kelly's menstruation gate was immediate. red state editor erick erickson disinvited trump from the red state gathering in atlanta on saturday. trump's response? >> fran

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. >> has prepped bob dole, dick cheney, john mccain, mitt romney for past debates. he said all eyes will be on the frontrunner, donald trump. >> you real i do have to be prepared for donald trump to say or do just about anything, i suppose. >> but other candidates are prepared to common strong. >> i like to mix it up so my staff is all saying oh, no, we need to be cautious, and i'm like i like to mix it up. so i plan on getting it, getting into it with the other candidates. >> debate will last two hours, in order to save time for more questions, the candidates will not give opening statements. before the prime time show, the other seven candidates, who did not make the cut, will have a debate of their own. >> i'm absolutely sure that someone from this happy hour debate is going to be in the top contender rang by the time this thing is all over. >> the candidate for tonight's debate will all prepare differently. jeb bush plans to attend mass with his wife, while former arkansas governor mike huckabee will spends the day at the rock-and-roll hall of fame. craig boswel

i'm sure a lot of people think dick cheney is a nice guy, or that osama bin laden was a pretty nice guy. not to make any comparisons. [laughter] >> wow. >> just trying to be on both sides here. >> i reject you mentioning the vice president in that context. soulamani -- is hek to winning? iraq now doing selfies and after victory parades, and he led the forces into crete. away wasbefore the jcp even vote -- the jcpoa was even voted on. he is able to provide air support to forces -- you can't controls -- he was put in charge of the tikrit operation, using to designated terrorist organizations to expel .unnis from the area that -- thehe ought fight against sunnis is a bigger deal than isis. this was a clear and whole strategy. blanket is simply because .here is no iraqi security he has not built a forced to take back ramadi and falluja. >> he has made baghdad more dependent on tehran and they were a year ago. , working in the open with designated terrorists, and the bank that funded his organization was delisted. so he is winning and now we just gave him more money, and now we just gave him

. >> up next, what former vice president dick cheney and his daughter liz told "cbs sunday morning" aboute watching "cbs this morning." it's a highly thercontagious disease.here. it can be especially serious- even fatal to infants. unfortunately, many people who spread it may not know they have it. it's called whooping cough. and the cdc recommends everyone, including those around babies, make sure their whooping cough vaccination is up to date. understand the danger your new grandchild faces. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about you and your family getting a whooping cough vaccination today. since katrina hit the gulf coast states. "cbs sunday morning's" tracy smith reported on the aftermath in new orleans ten years ago and she's back in the city to revisit the victims of the city. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, norah. i remember coming into the city right after the storm hit, and it looked like the city had been spared. and then the levees collapsed, and 80% of new orleans was under water. thousands of people were stranded. we checked in with some of the people we met ten y

in-depth program with former second lady and senior fellow of the american enterprise institute, dick cheneythe sunday night on q&a institute for policy antiwar activist phyllis bennett on u.s. foreign policy since 911. recent negotiations with iran and the war and terror. who is isis and what other area origins and why they so violent? these are important questions that are addressed in the book. what's more important is something we can do about is what is the u.s. policy regarding isis, why isn't isn't it working? can we really gone to war against terrorism, are we doing the war wrong? or should there be a war against terrorism at all? >> sunday night night at eight eastern and pacific. >> coming up tonight on c-span two, book tv and primetime features biographies in my mars, first lucinda franks on her books timeless love, morgan thal and me. and the "vietnam rough riders", after that pamela newkirk on the life of auto bango, later, former new york city bernard character on his memoir from jailer to jailed. >> next lucinda franks discusses his her memoir timeless love, morgan thal and me

and he has at least one republican supporter, dick cheney. today on cnn. >> i'd love to see joe get in the race. >> reporter: lysts say it could be deja vu for clin, ton, who was heavily favored in 2002 before losing to barack obama in 2008 sanders is winning people who say they're going to caucus for the first time and young voters. and just to show you how powerful the anti-washington forces are this summer, the top three spots in iowa are now held by the three republican candidates who have never been elected to office -- trump, carson, and carly fiorina. put them together, lester, their support adds up to more than 50% of the vote. >> peter alexander, thank you. >>> more potential headaches for hillary clinton. the state department now says that 150 more e-mails from her private server have been found to contain information that was later classified. the state says it was not classified at the time she sent or received it. the messages are part of 7,000 pages of e-mails the department is releasing tonight under court order. >>> president

with < moisturizing cream and mild cleansers >>> former vice president dick cheney and his daughter liz co-author a new book called " "exceptional." they talk about where the nation stands and donald trump's presidential bid. here's a preview. >> i can't let donald trump go without asking about dodged trump. >> i don't know donald trump. i never met the man, and i'm happy to give advice to the democrats. i don't want at this point to be in the business of encouraging or discouraging with respect to our candidates. >> do you think he's a serious candidate? >> you know, he is obviously touching a nerve, and i think that, you know, when you see some of the focus groups who have been on television talking about him, you do have a situation where i think people are reacting to the straight talk. they're reacting to the need for america to stand tall again, and i think to some extent, that's exactly what we're talking about in the book as well. and i think it reflects a concern among the american people, whether you're a republican or democrat, you don't want to feel that the nation is weak,

but it has come to my attention you have been comparing me to dick cheney. ( laughter ) that seems aon: i just thought it was something sith lordy about you and him and i just thought-- >> let us be clear, there is the dark side and then whatever he called his sick thing. >> jon: i didn't mean it. >> anger leads to hate, and hate leads to shooting your friend in the face. ( laughter ) ( applause ). >> jon: thank you, lord vader. wow, that was-- that was intense. sith lord as a correspondent. you know, speaking of shooting let's go overseas to our middle east correspondent bassem youssef. bassem, are you there. >> jon, i knew they would eventually get to you. who shut you down, the white house? the secret police? thanks obama. >> jon: no, no one's shutting show down. i'm leaving because i want to. >> whoa. that's it. >> jon: yeah. >> what a pussy. >> jon: oh,. >> jon it's me! >> jon: michael che? hey what's up. you know michael it's great to see you but you were a correspondent for three weeks. i don't know if it warranted a full cameo. >> maybe some of us like changing jobs before th

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memoir slamming patrick fi fitzgerald and how he manipulated her and used scooter libby to get at dick cheney. i hope to meet judith miller some day because share some of the same disrespect for patrick fitzgerald. >> the last question. the home run question. this is george johnson and he wants to know do you think your brother had any accountability to what happened to you as opposed to jesse jackson? >> i don't blame my brother for what happened to me. i blame patrick fitzgerald. he overreached. he knew who i was and who the fbi was and they chose to harness me into an overreach and unjust prosecution. i blame fitzgerald and not my brother. >> how about a round of applause? >> if you buy the book, no u.s. prosecutor is coming near you. one more? don't worry. we have a big prize here. here we go. it goes to graham gradey. >> >> [inaudible conversations] >> i and the editor of the salt lake tribune thank you for coming out tonight. we called this live in front of an audience similar to what we do every day rate obeid talk about the news of the day with newsmakers. tonight we will talk about m

that's what dick cheney said 10 years ago. >> he was a trailblazer in that regard.f republican politicians. >> really not so nice things about gay people at times. john kay sick was able to say and what he is able to articulate is the position where all of the nice people in america are. when he got that applause, that was not only great for john kasich, but great for the gop. >> i think it was a tie between god and facebook. >> the question at the end about god really we should not let people on facebook ask the questions. while some people did want to know the answer it was polarized from people who were maybe thinking about voting for a republican, but now probably won't. >> what was the question? >> joanne, what made -- what would change minds you think? >> as soon as you start talking religion, you really isolate a lot of people. aren't we supposed to separate church and state? then you bring it to the debate stage. >> not the republicans. it helps them gain votes, does it not? >> i don't know the question. what was it? >> are you into god? why do you have to f

he is interested in the dick cheney e-mail. for thee have asked records, pertaining to the cheney energy task force. they were set up, in large part, under the same law as hillary clinton's health care task force back in 1993-1994. it was then called hillary-care or the hillary task force. they were set up under the same law and operated under the same way. they got input on