dick cheney -- excuse me, not dick cheney, al gore in the senate had to break the tie vote. that act infuriated republicans because it involved increasing taxes, but it is important to his presidency later on, because it helped reduce the deficit he had already inherited. mr. reverley: to put things in a macro historical perspective, when we talk about eisenhower, you probably remember that one of the things that was especially relevant about eisenhower was, was that he came in the wake of all of fdr's reforms and social programs. the republican party at that point was very tempted to just actively oppose things like social security, and the expansion of the federal government in general. and eisenhower, a republican, and his administration, chose to essentially embrace the innovations that the fdr administration had made. and acquiesce and even enthusiastically acknowledge that america now had a large federal government. the fact that an opposition party had embraced, the republicans had embraced that democratic idea, went a long way to essentially locking in the idea for g

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goes to health care of course i think it was dick cheney who said that russia is a gas station masquerading as a country well are they ever going to run out of gasoline are they going to run out of oil anytime soon no that would be the equivalent so here we spend 18 percent of our g.d.p. and yet we can't provide any health care we don't have ventilators we don't have simple masks the explanation is somewhat so simple and larry summers again plays into it and under his. treasury during the clinton years as sick people are predictable income streams just like prisoners are predictable income stream and whenever you have a predictable income stream like sick and dying people you can use that to collateralize the bond market. and so we have the 40 year or bull market in bonds that just recently came to an end but that's based on people on wall street like larry summers and others to collateralize that predictable income stream to create a mount everest of debt. and to play games in the bond market to create that raunchy income that recurring source of income how they've become billionaires by c

for developing a vaccine but it will take that much time ok well let's hope that we are a limp dick cheney peons then next year this time dr william schaffner joining us tonight from vanderbilt university medical center in the state of tennessee for dr thank you we appreciate your time tonight. rita's 8 feet is a few more coronavirus cases in south korea have now ballooned to more than $6000.00 that's the most outside of china enough to fight the virus the country has deployed to keep weapons a rigorous testing system and disinfectant in the capital so cleaning teams are spring commuter trains in stations and forcing commuters to wear masks or correspondent frank smith since this report. so 3 is transit networks are using strong medicine to combat the deadly covert 90 epidemic special teams are working overtime to sanitize the entirety of so metro with stations prepared to shut down if anyone with the coronavirus is confirmed to have been there and there's a good bit of public outreach going on as well. among the measures taken by small metro to prevent the spread of the virus are public s

and one of his first tires was a young ambitious congressional intern from wyoming, a guy named dick cheney so in 1981, the office of economic opportunity oh eo, was finally abolished altogether. we couldn't give rumsfeld and cheney credit for ending at least one war, and that was the war on poverty. [laughter] what to soon? finally, we took a couple statistics one is poverty was reduced, 1959 poverty was 22%, that's pretty crazy. let me do the math that's one and four, one and five? and in 1973, it was 11% so is cut in half. in the space of 14 years. when you look at a graph a chart of where poverty was headed, from 1959 to 1973, it's just straight down. but since 1973, when the effects of putting the brakes on the world poverty took effect, it is held steady. it's been about 11 to 15% since then. in some ways i think the warm poverty was a success in other ways it was not. i'd be happy to take any questions if anybody's got them, you can step up to the microphone and let it rip. somebody has to have a question. >> thanks for being here, thank you for the talk. i look for to reading your b

this at the subterranean level there was a civilian and the pentagon name frank miller and when dick cheney became secretary of defense he was a very different guy then when he was vice president. now coming into this job all the doctrines for limited nuclear options and restraint for nuclear weapons he doesn't hear any of this so he goes to chene cheney's as i understand what's going on. i have been assigning you to go deep deep to tell the people in omaha you get anything you want to goes deeper than any civilian and discovers extraordinary things, though level of overkill is astonishing for example 700 nuclear weapons aimed in a 50-mile radius rounding moscow. in the arctic circle could be used for three quarters of the year 17 nuclear weapons. and anti- ballistic missile site after the cold war was over never worked 69 nuclear weapons and then they discovered something even more profound and disturbing at that point bush was discussing the nuclear arms reduction treaty. if we reduce the number of weapons could you still perform your mission? the senior officer said we don't ask that que

bush there were people saying george bush is going to replace dick cheney or for the heart attack inside our own west wing people are saying that i don't i don't see it actually happening it's so much easier to stay with the status quo when it's not her. get in shape on base with a little bit. but. not well ok this is one of those occasions maybe one of the only occasion. where there is no joking to be had plain politics is not lying well accusing democrats of warning to kill thousands of people is not flying well you've got to go with straight talk and you know one minute he's saying there's no pandemic coming the next minute you know getting to know what he was getting a bad boy just play it straight on this one this is not a republican versus democratic issue and the president inability to just say look this 5 years doesn't pick parties ok if you just pull this together and i actually don't do it as a country yeah i actually don't think i would have even had him go to the podium this is a moment where this is this is the most right now where you have all these different scientists and

are dick cheney and sort of to pull out of this on the best extensibility is they are trying to get based on kind of who is too poor and working with came. from people in the chain are functionally as people who from the school. who work here are. just dying and he will be in a lot of what the last 4 or 5 days and there's not possible for him to stay here and one place for their loss or definitely. real big time going for the last 40 to 45 years. of the mine are the most on the students they are. they're here been kind of here been a kind of street the obstacle argue the. going to grow you can do some so it's really the issue for all of us well absolutely and you touched on not there the fact that you're so isolated people are encouraged to stay in their own rooms and yet people are we're social animals we need human contact just give us a sense if you would say how was that impacting on you and your friends. exactly. on the last almost 3 hour of $78.75 students really even here in the stand and none of us when you're so far. no one will be in fact there are none of us is. good on our han

a civilian and the pentagon named frank miller and when dick cheney became secretary of defense. he was very different then for what he was as vice president. he had a briefingef from omaha so he derailed all the doctrines written by the secretary of defense with a limited nuclear often's restraining use. and then he goes to cheney and says i don't understand what is going on. and then to go deep so those people in omaha and the went deeper than any civilian ever has. and that level of overkill is astonishing. . . . . and then td something even more profound, more disturbing. at that point, bush was negotiating the strategic arms reduction treaty and the contact if we reduce the number of weapons could you still perform your mission and the senior officer said we don't really ask that question. what we do is we take the weapons that we are given and assigned them to the targets on the list, so in other words, at no point in the actual operational level with how this is being handled, at no point had anybodypo been asking how my of these things do we need to detour or fight a nucl

turns to the guy next to him and says, dick, got any questions for karl? cheney had been listening -- [laughter] as we're walking out of the room to me, i agree with some of what you had to say. that night bush calls me, and he says really good today. he was back on the road. he literally came, was there for 6 or 7 hours, met with the vice president, hen this left again. calls me that night about 10:00. he says, really good today. reallied good. you outlined ten serious political problems. and i hadn't thought of some of them, and it was really good. so figure out what you're going to do about 'em because i'm going with cheney. [laughter] he said your job is politics. so these are all political problems, figure out what you're going to do about 'em. he said my job to figure out who would be the best partner to me in the oval office -- excuse me, in the oval office. and if something terrible happened to me, whom would the country have immediate confidence in, and that's dick, and i'm going with him. don't tell anybody i've made the decision or i'll kill ya -- [lau

no one know what subpar dick cheney looked a lot of. called on the media couldn't sleep if he'd. started the law books that. are transmitted from the lawn mower not. talk at the parliament shop and you are just one or more you me she was broken. hearted. although not a change. of government trying to push the limits n.g.o.s and citizens mobilizing in the vigilant european commission this framework stands as the most efficient safeguard in attempts to weaken the fight against corruption. monitoring by the commission should end by 2020 but that's romania have the institutional and political maturity to progress on its own. so seen on foot artist mike on these local but other issue that he carries it with him a lot of benefit yeah this was seen at on it but it was just a shrug she could read. and comic. but out apart there could at goshen nature that say i haven't are difficult that us understand them or not just on quality let you know. it's early summer 2016 and romania is about to elect new mayors romanian seem happy about the push for transparency but will they vote for change.

liz: let's bring in my next guest the former security advisor to dick cheney. great to see you.eat to see see you. and outrage of the lack of testing coming for the coronavirus out of the government. president trump at the cdc trying to calm the water saying anyone can get a test for coronavirus, 700,000 now available, the media criticized the fda for promising a million test this week. your reaction? >> from what i can tell from the press conference out of the white house, they taken a rational approach to decentralize the testing. it's gone to the states. so people in the various states, doctors can refer things there. in some ways, this all reminds me of the post 9/11 environment on terrorism where there's a lot of emotion, a lot of fear but it takes a lot of coordination from the federal government and local authorities based on science try to get after how do we deal with the threat in this case if the potential is contagious. to get the test out was a very important first step. liz: do you think there's an overreaction that there's a mysterious here, were seen various head

there was a civilian in the pentagon named frank miller, where dick cheney became secretary of defense, he was a different guy then than he was as vice president, he was listening to a briefing from, ha, all the doctrines with and by secretaries of defense calling for limited nuclear options and restraint in the use of nuclear weapons, he's hearing this briefing and doesn't hear any of this and goes to cheney who he is friends with and i don't understand what is going on. cheney says i'm assigning you to go deep into omaha, you can look at anything you want. he goes deeper than any civilian ever has and discovers extraordinary things. the level of overkill is astonishing. there were 700 nuclear weapons aimed at a 50 mile radius surrounding moscow. there was an airbase in the arctic circle which couldn't be used for 3 quarters of the year, 17 nuclear weapons under this airbase. there was an antiballistic missile site in moscow which we later learned after the cold war was over never worked, completely useless. 69 nuclear weapons at this weapon site. then they discovered something even m

european allies would do more to support us in the wake of 9/11 we were arguing what it was and dick cheney was on a sunday show and asked why it was the europeans would not do more and he said because they can't. but that is an important factor for the chinese. as you spend more on social policy or on social welfare and disinvest as we have been doing for quite some time, then you end up in a situation where you can't do things then you have a population more old people than young people and the job of the young people is to sustain and pay for and work so the other people have benefits then they don't want to go to the military. this is something is what we predict about china there are more old people and not enough younger ones to sustain if it is not a nation of immigrants which we have been that is part of the energy of our growth and c innovation. if we stop and rely solely upon americans we will have the sameic problem. >> i will open the discussion. identify yourself. >> i am a retired us government official. >> it is stimulating so trade sovereignty is not only going to go away so

navy captain bob wells joins us, former internal adviser to vice president dick cheney.it's a unique enemy to our troops and all of us, so how does the dod fight this? >> hi, eric. they fight it by having preplanned responses and maintaining really critical situational a awareness. they also fight it through leadership. i think what we're already seeing is that we're taking the appropriate defensive measures to protect our personnel, our families looking at how to we reduce risk with travel that's not required, looking at where the service members are located. this is all the armed services, not just the u.s. army across the globe. 75,000 total personnel overseas and their families. is so we've had these particular circumstances, not to this severe level, in the recent past. but we'll deal with it through good planning, understanding where the virus is and making sure that we have preplanned responses. and we're relying on our networks of people in their commands, the units, the brigades, the ships and their commanders to basically reduce risk and try to stay ready not o

. >> are you going to pull a dick cheney, who helped vet and then became himself the nominee?because the vice president was confronted today by an auto worker on the gun issue and made the point he's not trying to take people's guns away but that's an important issue in a hunting state. where in fact the late great john dingell was before he congress vi converted and resigned from the nra over the assassination attempt against ronald reagan. >> let me say there's a difference between nra and hunters. there's a different between hunters and propaganda with one interest group puts out there. i think we need leaders who get that, who are smart about that and, yes, want to make our kids safe in their schools. and respect someone's ability to hunt. i think the nuance that people like to not talk about, but joe gets it. i think that's why he will stand there and have a conversation with someone on a work site and have a real discussion about it and where we're headed. we want to make our schools safe. i'm a mom. i get that. that's the most important thing to me when i drop my kids o

actually part of the presidential emergency operations center that was used on 9/11 by vice president dick cheney and several members of the bush cabinet because remember for some time we weren't quite sure where that last plane was heading towards. it certainly seemed like when it turned in pennsylvania that it was coming to washington, d.c. was it going to the capitol? was it going to the white house? we don't know because the passengers on that flight decided to try to take control of the plane and it crashed. but essentially what they did was they rushed white house staff and members of the administration down into the emergency operations center. president bush was visiting a school in florida at the time and they advised him to stay away from washington, d.c. until they figured out what was going to happen with the last plane . but for the members of the administration, there wasn't any type of real protocol for this type of scenario. everybody that i've talked to or has talked about that experience essentially has told the secret service came in and told people to get out and to get to a s

when there was a controversy from the european allies of 9/11 and we were arguing where it was and dick cheneyasking why it was he couldn't do more and he said because i can't. that is actually an important factor for the chinese but but then to focus more that we have been doing now for quite some time and then you end up in a situation there is a population more old people than young people is the job of the young people to sustain and work and not to sustain them. historically they have been and then to lie upon the americans. >> i will open the discussion to identify yourselves. >> as a retired us government official. it is very stimulating and reassuring so trade sovereignty will not only go away but will intensify not only in the us but throughout the war. so the question is, don't we need now with national security and us national interest don't we need to start thinking of the intensification of trade sovereignty begins to affect the overall environment and calculations for the rifles or whatever you like. >> sure. to me this was one of the most striking and unexpected changes of the l

class earlier on where theory thatout the had developed currency that was fully articulated by dick cheney and others. those early decisions, congress gives bush a blank check in authorizing the use of force against anyone who was associated with those attacks, or anyone who might attack us. bush is going to take that as justification for later actions that are going to become much more controversial. the decision urged upon him by his advisors. to link al qaeda, the taliban, afghanistan to iraq and saddam hussein. early on in cabinet meetings, right after the 9/11 attack, bush read chapter that. but by the time you get to 2002, suddenly bush is leaning in the direction that we are going to deal with saddam hussein. you have a year and a half of discussion about whether to go after saddam hussein invaded iraq and bush signs off on that. and of course weapons of mass destruction. we talked in another class about how that story turned out. with the invasion of iraq you have occupation. go back and read newspaper stories about what an ministry of officials were saying at the time of the invas

going to do more to support is in the wake of 9/11, and we were all arguing about what it was and dick cheneywas on some sunday show and asked why it was that the europeans wouldn't do more and he said, well, because they can't. and can is actually an important factor. it's an important factor not just for us. it's ant important factor nor the chinese. as you start so spend more on social policy and more on social welfare as you disinvest in defense, as we have been doing now for quite some time, then you end up in a situation and can't do things. if you have a population in which you have more old people thang young people and the job of the young people is to sustain and pay for and work so that the old people have benefits, they don't want to join the military. and their parents don't want them sent off to do these things. this is something that actually -- one of the thing that our friend and colleague predicts boat touchdown which is a population where there are more elderly people and not enough children to sustain them. if in fact we become a nation that is not a nation of immigrants,

that's why halliburton, they were dick cheney before that it was democratic.at this during the vietnam war >> evercore takes apple to 325 today. i think they were at 365 we got antidotal evidence on china mobile phone sales for february >> not so good i wish we had downgrades there's been no downgrades of apple. rather incredible. one thing that worries me about this, they have this bounce up we're not getting a downgrade. other than the oil patch, which is just wow. >> yeah. >> the oil patch, they have given up the armageddon they were calling it >> oilgeddon >> apple and microsoft have been safe havens. >> the balance sheets. >> apple is down 6%. >> look who has the money. they can borrow -- by the way, if i were the u.s. treasury, we get to almost negative interest rates, borrow a trillion bucks -- >> we were talking about that yesterday. >> refinance the treasury. remember the chinese -- >> undertake the massive infrastructure spend we should have done years ago. >> yes or actually pick among the rubble imagine that if they could do that? >> i don't unders

i would hate to see the democrats get into a situation it's like joe lieberman debating dick cheney. during the debate it was like that situation again and i'm wholly supporting joe biden. i'm wholly supporting bernie sanders, i mean. and i hope that we don't fight a out where we get to situation where it is a little bit too late to try to make a change. host: thank you for calling. time for more of your calls. california voting on super tuesday with 400 and 50 .elegates at stake "sanders makes big promises with few details, but his california support is unshakable." here is a text from another viewer -- host: here is elizabeth born last night halloween the results from south carolina. [video clip] >> with fears of economic crisis fears ofsion rising, global pandemic rising, americans must ask themselves who you trust to run the government. donald trump has already shown that he is not up to the task. let's talk about who democrats should nominate. i am going to be blunt, the crisis demand more than a billionaire mayor that believes that since he is rich enough to purchase network ai