well that is exactly what happened and that's why i wrote that piece in 2010 because dick cheney was saying these these lawyers should not be doing this. mrs this is wrong they shouldn't be representing these people and it really made me angry so i wrote much of what jodi says when the journalist comes to see her which is that when i represented murderers there are people who rape little babies nobody accused me of being like them all of a sudden i'm like my clients and i ended it by saying that if dick cheney or any of these other people who are accusing me found themselves on the wrong side of the law i hope there's a lawyer to represent them and we still have the rule of law in this country which at that time concerned me i mean kevin some people who will watch this film won't even alive in that $911.00 not the chilean one of his if you tax on the world trade center and the pentagon what why you said we are all living in the shadow of 911 almost all of our history of the last 20 years in some ways been affected by it not by 911 and i think that we can see the wars in the middle ea

cheney's husband of 52 years, dick cheney, to please stand up. vice president cheney. [ applause ] thank you so much for coming. it means a lot to me and a lot to lynne. well, i'm honored to introduce this morning's distinguished speaker. and when i called her last year to invite her, she said gay, am i the only speaker who hasn't won a pulitzer prize? i said yes, but you're the only speaker who is chairman of the national endowment of the humanities for seven years. and you're the only speaker who was second lady of the united states of america for eight years. [ applause ] if you google dr. cheney, you will be blown away by all of her awards and accomplishments. but as always i'm not going to list all of that, i expect you to do that. but while she was head of neh, she published "american memory," a report that warned about the failure of schools and institutions of higher learning to transmit accurate knowledge about the past to future generations. she said, quote, a system of education that fails to nurture memory of the past denies students a

there is a dick cheney which are both richards up there. it's interesting, this wall gets a lot of attention when i come into the bar and i'm sitting around. usually people, as they're leaving the bar will stop and this wall, maybe it's because it's right by the door it gets a lot of attention. here's a shameless self promotion thing that ■mveçñi dir politico way back in the very beginning. one of our reporters did a piece about odd couples in washington, people you wouldn't expect to find, say getting a drink at a bar. and so, of course, this is when i had started doing stuff for the hate adams. this is mitch mcconnell. i situated them actually in this bar for this one. this was a little cover illustration for politico back one wrong with chief of staff at the white house. i was far too nice to mitch mcconnell and this one, but sometimes that happens. and then here's a biden, also one of mine, and a couple more of richard thompson's a lower bush. and again, just this lovely sophisticated, and look so simple but the sophistication and the c

it was as much as bush had with dick cheney, sort of disrupting that model of the vice president havinguture political interest of their own. the big thing about joe biden in my mind, joe biden has always been a consensus democrat. he will basically be where the democratic party is wherever it goes. in that sense, i agree with liz. it does not surprise me that this is where he has ended. i was telling people during the primaries that this is where i thought that, where i thought he would be. there are some obvious things with joe biden, and joe biden is old, he is an old, white, catholic man who has a very genial personality. even people who are trying to demonize him now have a hard part getting past that. barack obama was a young black man with a foreign sounding name rooted in arabic. very different people. it is not surprising to me at all that things, he is a different person, american politics reacts to does two different people differently. that is obvious. the other thing is, and this is one of those examples -- some time, a flawed person, a flawed person meets their moment. and

but at this point, that's how herb block is predicting him, under the control of dick cheney and his father. and ignorant about world affairs. and this particular cartoon was actually drawn during the 2000 presidential election. and, as you can see in the last year and a half of his life, that mr. block, again, the ideas are solid. he's expressing an opinion. he's come up with an opinion, and he's able to conceive of a cogent way to express it. but the drawing style is a lot weaker, he's using pay stones when he can't correct the error. so the white house as a substitution, as a substitute appears quite often in mr. block's cartoons when he wants to talk about policy rather than personality. that can be the white house in conflict with congress, because, of course, they're separate parts of government, and mr. block is quite cognizant of that and brings that up in some of his cartoons. it also can be from the supreme court, although i didn't bring any white house supreme court drawings today. so the first one we have is from president kennedy's proclamation that it's in light of mart

walter mondale who foreshadowed the next group of really subsequent vice presidents like al gore, dick cheneyors, from the democratic party. they both served as vice president, they both ran for president, a big difference of course. it president, a big difference of course. , . , ' . course. it is a big difference but as you _ course. it is a big difference but as you say, _ course. it is a big difference but as you say, walter - course. it is a big difference - but as you say, walter mondale scene is usually progressive with a lot of his changes to the vice presidency in play today. i understand he recently spoke to joe spoke tojoe biden, the current president, and there are a lot of comparisons in their politics, aren't they? absolutely. they will both very experienced democrats at the time that they ran for president. they both pushed civil rights initiatives, aids education, they were both very important in shaping foreign policy initiatives. walter mondale was a critically important in helping to negotiate the camp david accords between israel and egypt and of course joe accords between

president precisely because he seemed too old to ever to run again so it was much as bush had was with dick cheney sort of disrupting that model of the vice president being you know having kind of future political interests of their own the big thing about joe biden my mind is joe biden has always always been a consensus democrat he will basically be where the democratic party is kind of wherever it goes and so in that in that sense i agree with liz it does not surprise me greatly that this is where he has ended up i was telling a lot of people in kind of intradermal craddick party discussions you know during the primaries that that this is this is where i thought that you know where i thought that he would be look there's some obvious things with joe biden look joe biden is old he's an old white catholic man who has a very kind of. personality even people who are trying to demonize him now a hard time getting past that barack obama was a young black man with a foreign sounding name rooted in arabic. these are very different people right it's not surprising to me at all that that that things you k

king with a twist a sort of prime minister we can underline the fact that he was us both with us dick cheney yeah. like his master king louis dumb ones was deeply smitten with the beauty of italian heart he decided he wanted to build a shock to there was entirely in the renaissance time the 1st one in france and so he brought back scores of italian artists and masons to do just that. but he took an artist went to school. and also. some friends he died and the rest of it and various flattery. the pupil of narrative that you came here and what did he do to do lots of things to degrade yourself in one of the most beautiful shots of the cities and to reinforce. the fact that. one of leone otto's leading pupils was working in this chateau around 5009 may be the missing piece of the puzzle. unfortunately the chapel and much of the shuttle were destroyed in the french revolution and the term world of fall 'd but one work that andrea painted for the shadow still exists a deposition from the cross which today hangs in the. center s.l.r. a what we know of him who was from a family of artists we think

he knew vice president dick cheney from way back when. when cheney was running for congress in wyoming. i was kind of involved, aware of politics and public service early on. especially energy issues early on. he always believed since i was a young girl that america needed to be more energy independent. >> very forward thinking. i had a chance to have that experience. my dad went to a college, the first of his family to go to college. university of wyoming. and then we moved to denver. >> before we get too far, i want to talk to you about your school. did moving to denver seemed like that big of a deal? >> i was only two. they were adventurous in that way. one of my pieces of advice in this new book is don't be afraid to move. i moved quite a bit. my husband's dad was in the air force. now it is 41st mailing address of his life. moving was part of it. >> let's go back to your childhood and talk about school. your parents instilled the love of reading at an early age. >> my mother used to go crazy. when we would go to the library, you are

after she told me this i did the same thing that dick cheney did when george w. bush asked -- i was the head of the search committee, only my name went on the list. and it up getting the job. moved to d.c. and work at the clinton white house. at the very end of the second term. after that i started this interest food writing in that led to the publication of soul food and then this book but i love about roosevelt's presidencies that encapsulates so many things that i found in my book. when it's just the idea that you have these african americans who are the celebrated culinary artists doing their best to make their president happy. and to keep them healthy. we also have this interplay where presidents tend to want to play hooky from their diet. and usually it's the first lady in the presidential position or saving the presidents from themselves. you have these african american cooks caught in the middle. it's an interesting personality. when i'm going to do is primarily focused on three personalities from the roosevelt administration. one is a guy named alonso fi

what has been so frustrating, the commander since dick cheney, secretary of defense since dick cheney ma'am, we can do this. there is no evidence they have this, and, in fact, they've done so poorly on any objective measurable. >> i want to read from this ft. hood report, because you're right, this is probably the force of will and this issue hasn't gotten better. let me read the "new york times" reporting on this investigation. they write, the investigation released on tuesday found major flaws at ft. hood and a command climate that was permissive of sexual harrassment and assault. it allowed the combat to slip into survivor mode where they were vulnerable and preyed upon but feared to report for being ostracized and victimized. do you have a sense of where these traumatized women are in places where there hasn't been an investigation like this one at ft. hood and how we help them now? >> so if we do change the law, and instead of the commander who is within their chain of command making the decision about whether these cases should go to trial, that decision will now be given to a t

including isis, the pakistani taliban, people are saying if you talk about this, it's hysteria, no, dick cheneyorist being caught at the border and why did homeland security delete the press release about it. >> homeland security is doing a lot of things, gag orders unofficially, they did not want us to take pictures and some of the facilities, they don't want to talk about people being apprehended and that are on the terrorist watch list or no-fly list, they don't want folks to know what's going on because they know what it is an absolute crisis and its stem directly from the policies that president biden reversed of president trump. then when he handed off the border issue two kamala harris when asked if she's going to come down there she simply laughed, we need to see her down there and see what some of her plans are, we have 17, 18000 kids known as cages in these detention centers and they need to re-implement to have title 42 or do it a lot more than they are of a migrant protection protocol, all of these things are quite frankly, also asked dao a possible violation by president biden of t

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we were against the established system back then when george bush and dick cheney were in charge and we are against it now. sarah cures marianne from pennsylvania republican liner on with our guests. >> caller: hi thank you so much. i have two points i want to bring up. one is about i took economics here in pennsylvania and we were taught that lowering the corporation taxes allows hiring to increase. and therefore it like you said there is going to be more taxes eyes because more n employees not because you are increasing the amount that each individual is paying. that is what happened under trump. use our corporate taxes were decreased, more hiring was going on. there was no increase for the individual tax base for the individual employees. the second point i want to bring up is i do understand about racism. i am white and i was a beat up in high school by a group of black students and i had just moved there from new jersey. they were making fun to be being a white hunky. i got beaten up and when my dad went to the counselor they were told that the school would not charge any of the

he knew vice president dick cheney but when he was running for congress in wyoming. i was aware of politics and public service early on especially energy issues. my grandfather was very into that. he was believed america needed to be more energy independent. >> very forward thinking. >> they had that experience. but my dad went to college. he was the first in the family. university of wyoming. and then we moved to denver. my sister came along a couple years later. >> before we get too far and want to talk about your school. but did moving to denver seem like a big deal? >> i was only two years old. it was a big deal. they were adventurous in that way now one of the pieces of advice is don't be afraid to move. i have moved quite a bit. my husband that was in the royal air force now we are the t mailing address. >> let's go back to your childhood. your parents install on - - and still the love of reading at an early age. >> yes. my mom would go crazy because you go to the library. usually check out seven books at a time. i would get the books i would read three of them

if you try and buy a nice north country quilt, it is probably made by dick cheney over the weekend.is, a woman-owned yarn shop, kamala harris, she is going to a woman-owned yarn shop by a woman who probably declares her pronouns as kamala declares her pronouns. you know, i used to, as you mentioned at the top of the show, we live in activist, radical times, under an urgent, busy government that never stops, whether it is from packing the supreme court, or from its plan to federalize the voting system of the country, and yet, incredibly, the president and the vice president, who are the only elected members of the executive branch, seem to have virtually nothing to do with any of this hectic 24/7 governing. so what she is mainly crocheting is a huge, great subterfuge over who is really running this racket. >> tucker: that is such a smart point, and "the washington post" is abetting the lie, obviously, obama, susan rice, others are running everything. but really quick, when the richest man in the world running the biggest monopoly in the world, amazon, buys the hometow. newspaper of t

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no, dick cheney said just one needs to get through to create a problem.e press release? >> well, homeland security has done a lot of things, kind of gag orders unofficially, they didn't want us to take pictures in some of these facilities, they don't want to talk about people being ab rehended -- apprehended that are on the terrorist watch list on the no-fly list. they don't want folks to know about what's going on down there because they know it is the an absolute crisis, and it is stemmed directly from the policies that president biden reversed of president trump. and then when he handed off the border issue to kamala harris, who when asked if she was going to come down there, she simply just laughed. cackling kamala. we've got 17, 18,000 kids formerly known as cages in these detention centers, and they need to reimplement title 42 or at least do it a lot more than they are, migrant protection protocols. all of these things and, quite frankly also, ask gao to investigate a possible violation of president biden about the control act. he needs to be build

about how she is crocheting and how amazing it is, it makes me think that george bush should've put dick cheneythat type have given him some -- >> greg: first off, harold, stop asking good questions, it's bad enough that i am no longer the best looking person on "the five," stop trying to add stuff to this debate, it's making me sick to my stomach. this crocheting thing is amazing so this is how the media is looking at her during this crisis. let's do a feature on crocheting. i love to crochet but it explains why she's always laughing, because she's constantly in stitches! dana, i'm going to end on a corny joke, what a joe biden sata kamala harris when he found her in a closet doing her crocheting? >> jesse: what did >> dana: what did he say? >> greg: i'm beginning to see a pattern. >> dana: very good. >> greg: sorry, harold, i didn't answer your question. >> harold: you did. "the fastest" is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ comfort in the extreme. ♪♪ the lincoln family of luxury suvs. cell phone repair. did you know liberty mutual♪ customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? ju

you'd have to go back 20 years to 2002 to find george bush and dick cheney where a party gained seatsy election coming up on the heels of 9-11, et cetera. who knows how you can forecast in november of 2022. you'll hear a lot tomorrow night during the state of the union address of bipartisanship. the problem this administration has, they haven't had any republicans vote with them so far. if they go in the mid-terms with that posture, are you looking at something like this from 11 years ago? republicans picked up 63 seats? or do you see more than just two or three republicans voting with the joe biden administration? maybe you pick up several dozen the next 18 months. if you do that, maybe like 2014. that's forecast today. thanks, karl, by the way. >> martha: i don't remember a time when you saw people moving from one state to another because of their politics. picking up -- >> you see that now. >> martha: i've seen families that lived in the northeast their whole life. covid exacerbated it. their political beliefs in terms of taxes and smaller government and all of that, also drives it

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to john hannah, of course remember john the former national security advisor to vice president dick cheneyon , neil particularly this buildup on the ukraine border is a real threat that the u.s. has to pay very very close attention to, and mobilize all of our allies in europe against putin to try and deter them as best we can. i do think what the president did yesterday in terms of the sanctions, while he acknowledges he held something in reserve, these weren't without some teeth and i do think they send a powerful message to putin that he needs to pause, he needs to back off, or else there could be much worse coming, because still lying out there is the nuclear option in terms of sanctions going after not only putin's closest oligarchs and going after their wealth but going after putin's wealth himself, whose one of the richest men in the world. neil: you know, as you probably heard already, john, the russian s have responded our expelling 10 diplomats to them expelling 10 diplomats of ours. where does this go? >> well this is, you know, tit-for-tat out of the standard diplomatic play boo