dick cheney had, what, five good seasons? maybe? >> exactly!er stayed in the game to juice his stats. when you look at the season splits, cheney's numbers were better. not to mention, kissinger came in after vietnam started! he was chasing wars the way durant chases rings. anyone can just join a super team. but cheney built his wars from the ground up! he carried george w. bush on his back! also, how can kissinger be the war crimes go it when he won the nobel peace prize, you [bleep] idiot? >> that's what makes him the goat, you [bleep] moron. do you know how good a war criminal you have to be to win a peace prize for wars you escalated? the dude has got the numbers and the hardware. count the rings, bitch. >> michelle: okay, okay. let me throw this out to you guys. andrew jackson? >> that's a good point, good point. >> he did the numbers. >> look, michelle, you do have to adjust for that era. but credit where credit is due. he was massacring people back when you had to do it with muskets and carrier pigeons. we'll never know what kind of recor

american, that i am someone fundamentally opposed to the politics of liz cheney and her father dick cheneyas white house chief of staff and defense secretary before he was vice president. and what i still believe was the fundamentally disastrous george w. bush administration in which liz cheney also served. i literally started writing books in the first place more than a decade ago because i had so much to get off my chest about what i thought was wrong with the cheney approach to war and foreign policy. the first book i ever wrote was inspired by dick cheney's minority report in the iran counter scandal during the reagan administration. that first book i ever read is literally dedicated to him. the former vice president dick cheney, oh, please, let me interview you. and that feeling extended to his daughter who was his political descendant both literally and proverbially in every way. and you want more one more level of it? . there is one more level of it. as dedicated as liz cheney's to her father dick cheney, they are profoundly close as father and daughter. she was profoundly loyal to

by the same token dick cheney was not asked to run with george w. sh because of his swing state appeal. wyoming's electoral votes all through them were safely ensconced in the republican column who ever ran for vice president. cheney's uniquely powerful position in the second bush presidency reflected the president's trust and confidence in a vice president who had no desire to succeed him. a rare example of self-denial that reinforce cheney's loyalty and his independence. dick cheney knows best gerald ford was chosen for the job under duress during his eight months in office ford would have his loyalties severely tested it was his independence is ford's ability as the 30thes president. it certainly did not hurt he was anything but richard nixon's first choice to replace bill agnew after implicated kickback tollett politics as governor of maryland resigned in order to miss jail time. lacquering tax in his recent conversion to the gop made him person on non- grotto with the democratic majority in capitol hill. only now, 50 years after the fact has it

this first book i ever wrote isn literally dedicated to him, to former vice president dick cheney, oh, please, let me interview you. and that feeling extended to his daughter, who is his political descendant both literally and proverbially in every way. as dedicated as liz cheney is to her father, dick cheney, they are profoundly close as father i and daughter, there is not room for a piece of paper to slide between them on policy. as close as they are, as much as she revered her dad, i feel the same way about my dad. i wear -- i wear one piece of jewelry. i wear my dad's high school d' ring. my dad is -- is brilliant and kind and as far as i can tell, i he is right about absolutely everything. he's an air force veteran. he's a very careful lawyer. and my whole life my dad was kind of the soul of moderation when it came to politics until liz's dad, the dick cheney vice presidency had the effect of an almost religious conversion on my own dad, moving his politics, what seems to be about 50 points west of where they had ever been before. so vehemently did he object, as did i to chaney b

which brings us to the vice president dick cheney knows best. gerald ford was chosen for the job under duress during his eight months in office toward would have his loyalty severely tested but in the end i would argue it was his independence that established boards credibility as the nations 44th president. it did not hurt that he was anything but richard nixon's first choice to replace spiro i knew after the liimplicated kickback politics and reside in order to avoid jail time. nixon's preference was john connolly, the swaggering texan who is conversion made him persona non grata among democratic personalities and now 50 years after the fact has come to light that ford was aware of agnew troubles six months earlier. despite his ambition ford reasoned there were worse ways to weed out six decades in washington than his agnew replacement. this was not the first time he had set his cat on the vice presidency. in 1960 with a dozen years of house service he had a dark horse contender to join his friend on that hereis taken . in the end his role was

the same might be saidsa of al gore, dick cheney or joe biden. breaking with tradition the clinton-gore ticket offered none of the obvious contrast that it at once governed a vice presidential selection process. the two men came from neighboring states. they were of the same generation and political outlook. west new deal than democratic leadership council. by the same token dick cheney certainly wasn't asked to run with george w. bush because of his swing state appeal. wyoming's electoral votes, all three of them, were safely ensconced in the republican column, whoever ran for vice president. change these uniquely powerful position in the second bush presidency reflected the president's trust and confidence in the vice president who had no desire to succeed him. a rare example of self-denial that reinforce both cheney loyalty and paradoxically his independence. which brings us to the vice president that dick cheney knows best, gerald ford was chosen for the job under duress. during his eight months in office, ford would have his loyalty severely

by the same token, dick cheney certainly wasn't asked to run with george w bush because of his swing state appeal, wyoming's electoral votes. all three of them were safely ensconced in the republican column. whoever ran for vice president. cheney's uniquely powerful position in the second bush presidency reflected the president's trust and confidence in a vice president who had no desire to succeed him. a rare example of self denial that reinforced both cheney's loyalty and paradoxically his independence, which brings us to the vice president that dick cheney knows best. gerald ford was chosen for the job under duress during his eight months in office, ford would have his loyalty severely tested. in the end, however, i would argue it was his independence that established ford's credibility as the nation's 38th president. it certainly did not hurt that i he was anything but richard nixon's first choice to replace spiro agnew after agnew implicated in kick back politics as governor of maryland resigned in order to avoid possible jail time. nixon's preference was for john connolly, the s

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he had that seemingly sexist aside, calling nikki haley more hardline policies "a lipstick on dick cheneyproach? is it perhaps a younger demographic of voters? i think there was a real generational shift both on the left and right and how they view foreign policy. because of the history of american foreign policy for the past 20 years in these wars that have been costly where we have not had any victories to show for it. it is clear there is a portion of the right that blames the neoconservatives, the george w bush, the dick cheneys of the world, for getting the us into this mess. even with thejoe biden right now on his foreign policy stature. what i think is interesting is right now it is important to remember that the old guard still has the mass in the party. what i mean by that is there is a lot of powerful lawmakers that have traditional views in foreign policy seating on key senate and congressional committees that oversee funding and they might not get the retweets that some of the new guard get but they still have a lot of the authority and control over budget and policy but a new

he had that seemingly sexist aside, calling nikki haley more highlight policies a lipstick on dick cheneyservative isolationist approach? is it perhaps a younger demographic of voters? i perhaps a younger demographic of voters? ~' ., , ., of voters? i think there was a real generational _ of voters? i think there was a real generational shift - of voters? i think there was a real generational shift both i of voters? i think there was a | real generational shift both on the left and right and how they view foreign policy. because of the history of american foreign policy for the past 20 years in these wars that have been costly where we have not had any victories to show for it. it is clear there is a portion of the variety that blames the neoconservatives, the george w bush, the dick cheney of the world, forgetting the us into this mess. even with thejoe biden right now on his foreign policy stature. what i think is interesting is right now it is important to remember that the old guard still has the mass in the party what i mean by that is there is a lot of powerful lawmakers that have t

bush and and dick cheney view of american exceptionalism, is it the two trillion doll? well all of these have failed miserably, and ultimately over time people say, well, why are you really where you are, why are you in iraq, why are you in syria, why are you in leban, why are you in libya, doesn't make any difference, why are you interested in what's happening in taiwan, there are no armies prepping to invade taiwan, there's no interest in taiwan or war with anybody, all of this revolves around an ideological. voted 13 in favor, one against, since it was the us, it was effectively vedo, and one abstention on calling for a cease fire in gaza. the extension of course was the brits, so you know better than i will always do what we asked them to do. the us explanation for vetoing this was, why give hamas a chance to regroup, how does that play in the international arena? if you look at the actions that have been. taken, look at the words that have been spoken, and you are an arab, a turk, an iranian, somewhere in the near east, north africa, you conclude the following, all

we didn't see dick cheney, then vice president dick cheney. he had to be to be in a separae location from mr. bush. jackie: you think about the age issue that we're discussing, he needs the time off it you appears, he needs to rest because he can't necessarily hack the job. >> there's been a lot of talk about well, he's too old. i want to be clear about that. there are plenty of 80, 81, 82, 83-year-olds who are whip smart and very crisp and very smart and very plugged in. joe biden is not one of them. jackie: john kerry just turned 80. he looks phenomenal. >> i'm not fan of john kerry. jackie: me neither. >> he sounds like he's 60. he is in the game, he's moat motivated. i don't support his policies. jackie: we are getting started this hour, just getted started. coming up, how markets are moving on the final trading week of the year, holiday spending is proving the consumer is you alive and well. will that care hely into the new year, -- carry into the new year. the word on wall street panel here to weigh in next. don't miss a moment of it. yo

bush and..." and dick cheney view of american exceptionalism, is it the two trillion dollars we spent killing people in afghanistan and iraq supposedly to bring western democracy there? i think you're you're describing our foreign policy, which essentially amounts to playing risk with democracy, that everything we do is, at least in theory uh designed to promote liberal democracy wherever it does not exist. to go to quote and quote ungoverned spaces and impose order and ultimately liberal democracy, well all of these have failed miserably, and ultimately over time people say, well, why are you really where you are, uh, why are you in iraq, why are you in syria, why are you in lebanon, why are you in libya, doesn't make any difference, why are you interested in what's happening in taiwan, there there are no armies prepping to invade taiwan, there's no interest in taiwan or china in a war with... anybody, all of this revolves around an ideological construct that views the world to the lens of democracy, the way the bolsheviks viewed the world to the lens of communism, and ultimately, li

things that was in the excerpts that stuck out to me, and as a reminder of that, is the scene of dick cheney going to the capitol, floor of the capitol a year after january six to commemorate that day, and being shocked there weren't other republicans there. having an embrace with nancy pelosi, of all people. that tells you a lot about liz cheney, about what she's been willing to do, and that's very difficult. really, she was third in line in the republican caucus, and what she did meant she was, of course, no longer in leadership, no longer in congress. i, really -- i love so many aspects of that interview. one of them, to go down the nerdy government rabbit hole with you. >> please do. >> this is a safe place to do. i think we will be talking about it a lot more in the next couple of days. she mentioned the transition of power. the peaceful transition of power. it is so important to remember, at a time when there's so much craziness that donald trump is saying and doing, there are normal transitions of power. there is normal disagreements, even strong, visceral ones as you are talking abou

nsfuture historians are unlikely to consign kamala harris, mike pence, al gore or dick cheney to thes of william williard, daniel thompkins, james sherman or skyler colfax. when john adams remarked i am nothing is vice president, but e may be everything. he overlooked the third possibility. a middle course in which contingency coexisted with significant involvement as a supporting player in the national drama. in any event we can put paid to the curse the overly ambitious running mate who thought he could make off with the top prize at the expense of thomas jefferson. and who condemned a century's worth of successors vice president's to suffer of which george clinton among others complained. i said at the outset clinton had a point. we now prove it by bringing down the gavel so to speak. and thanking you for your attentiveness. an inviting your questions, comments,. [applause] constructive criticisms.va could you talk a little bit about the naval observatory and betty and him touring. can you go a little bit more into depth about that whole process? >> joan ford was the original fisc

bush and and dick cheney view of american exceptionalism, is it the two trillion? dollars we spent killing people in afghanistan and iraq supposedly to bring western democracy there? i think you're you're describing our foreign policy, which essentially amounts to playing risk with democracy, that everything we do is, at least in theory designed to promote liberal democracy wherever it does not exist, to go to quote and quote ungoverned spaces and impose order and ultimately liberal. struct that views the world to the lens of democracy the way the bolsheviks viewed the world to the lens of communism and ultimately like the bolsheviks we've taken a position that anything we do is justified and that certainly is the position of mr. netanyahu has taken and we have eagerly adopted it. let's board down a little bit, since you and i last spoke, the security council of the united nations. voted 13 in favor, one against, since it was the us, it was effectively vedo uh, and one abstention on calling for a ceasefire uh in gaza, the extension of course was the brits, so you k

bush and and dick cheney view of american exceptionalism, is it the two trillion dollars? spent killing people on afghanistan and iraq supposedly to bring western democracy there? i think you're you're describing our foreign policy, which essentially amounts to playing risk with democracy, that everything we do is, at least in theory uh designed to promote liberal democracy wherever it does not exist, to go to quote and quote ungoverned spaces and impose order and ultimately liberal democracy. "well, all of these have failed miserably, and ultimately, over time people say, well, why are you really where you are, why are you in iraq, why are you in syria, why are you in lebanon, why are you in libya, doesn't make any difference, why are you interested in what's happening in taiwan, there there are no armies prepping to invade taiwan, there's no interest in taiwan or china in a war with anybody, all of this revolves around an ideological construct. it views the world to the lens of democracy, the way the bolschevics viewed the world to the lens of communism, and ultimately,

. >> the only person more fascist now is nikki haley could you put lipstick on a dick cheney, it is still a fascist neocon >> you would be voted as the most obnoxious blow hard in america. >> do everybody a favor, walk yourself off that stage, enjoy a nice meal and gelt the hell out of this space. >> you have your thing you have your thing. >> no, i don't have my thing he's the thing >> you're talking about somebody 80 years old is he fit, ron ron? ron? >> what you saw right there was desantis being pressed to say whether or not he feels donald trump is fit to serve in office. ultimately, he would only say that the job of president really is not for anyone who is nearly 80 years old the former president still dominating in the polls by as much as 50 points and has ski skippe skipped every debate from trump will likely make an appearance today in a manhattan courtroom to attend the ongoing civil fraud trial that threaten the his business empire. >>> former house speaker kevin mccarthy is calling it quits he is leaving congress at the end of the year. dealing another blow to the razor thin

she is the daughter of the vice president dick cheney. i mean, this is -- i think that this is, you know, very serious, and she was part of the january 6th committee, and i was there on january 6th, and cheney sees that everything through the fulcrum of that day that, you know, you can't -- and that is where trump is going to start. he is not going to be the donald trump of january 2017, but he is the donald trump of 2020. so there is concern that if trump were elected, the republican conference in the house and the senate would be so enthralled by him, and especially if they are in the majority, we would see it a lot. and there were times in the presidency, that if he had done it in the past, a democratic president do it, they would have jumped into it, and this is serious if it is something that we have to see that biden and trump and the gop republicans will be playing up as well throughout. >> and so this is no doubt othe campaigns will play up. thank you, john bresnahan. you are one of the best. >>> and now, what is cuba being accused

you worked for dick cheney. and she writes about republicans who were signing on to the electoral vote objections and she recounted saying, quote, as he moved down the line signing his name to the pieces of paper, he said to no one in particularly, the things we do for the orange jesus. >> what do you make of that? >> she's bold for rerepeating something like that. i'm not sure mark really thought through what he was sayings, but clearly, donald trump excerpted a lot of influence on a the lot of people during the decision to certify or decertify the electors. there are a lot of us that felt by voting to certify, we were putting ourselves at risk of a primary opponent that would be supported by president trump. i think he made that very well known to those who were making the decision. >> as you have said many times, the former president, now leader for the republican nomination, still excerpts a hot of influence over the party. >> and i think that's what mark -- i think he probably rejgrets being quoted on the o

>> what if there is a duck dynasty show and dick cheney signs up?> i didn't grow up with cable. >> "7th heaven." i used to watch that and it is really bad, horrific. some of the lessons in that show, i don't think are the right lessons to learn. you don't know what i'm talking about. you had cable growing up. i did not have that. >> we didn't have cable. we had atari. we got the atari after they stopped making games for it. they probably got it at good with will. >> do you know what atari is? >> they will never know, they have like world of warcraft. i grew up with a frog that had to cross a pond. >> you try to give away an atari to a goodwill and they will laugh in your face. >> it is only a matter of time. up next experts acknowledge that guys don't want to go to college. biovanta is the only number one physician-recommended product chosen over all others, including tylenol, mucinex, zicam, and nyquil / dayquil. the combat symptoms and boosts immunity. biovanta really works. here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckg

. >> do you want a leader who puts this country first or do you want dick cheney in three-inch heels?er: president biden announced his re-election bid in april. >> are you saying you would be taking part in our upcoming election? >> i plan on running, al. >> reporter: while inflation dropped in 2023, so did the president's approval rating, hitting an all-time low. now voters are bracing for a potential 2020 rematch leaving many disenchanted. >>> a wave of labor discontent swept the country in 2023, pushing unions to the picket line. the united auto workers went on strike winning record pay hikes. hollywood was shut down with writers striking and then actors before reaching deals with studios. >> this is the best day ever. >> it is. >> reporter: amid the strikes the box office got a boost from an unlikely coupling, "barbie" and "oppenheimer." they inspired a cultural phenomenon. >> it was legendary. >> reporter: now the films are hoping to follow in the footsteps of this big oscar winner, "everything everywhere all at once." it won best picture and its star michelle yoegh won the award

there was controversy recently, and she got caught up with justice scalia with a hunting trip with dick cheney and i won't get into that here, but i will just say that she had the authority with her colleagues, and the stature that the american public responded to. she was someone that when i would draw around the speeches, and again, it was not just women, but men and women who felt that what she stood for in regard to her separation of the powers and the role of the states relative to the role of the federal government was very, very important. >> joan, standby if you will, because our supreme court reporter arianna is on the phone, and sandra day o'connor was a trailblazer and almost beyond imagination that not until 1981 that a woman was on the supreme court, and tell us what you know about that and her passing. >> it is absolutely right. because she was alone on the court, and what is striking me the most in recent years the other female justices, the late justice ruth bader, elaine kagan and they cleared way for them to be on the bench. she was such an inspiration to all of them, and rut

. >> cupito a leader from a different generation or do you want dick cheney in three inch heels. >> every bit dumber. >> over half a billion dollars at the global box office. >> taylor swift is the apex predator in the entertainment ecosystem. >> we have only one enemy, this is putin. >> this country is a powder keg. and this court is just throwing matches at it. >> she served for 22 years. >> alice johnson. >> alice. >> she would be killed under your plan. >> , no, no. under that? shhh, shhh. >> inauguration day 2025, the biden dictatorship would be over. >> trump just talks the talk. we walk the walk. >> you have the freedom to defecate in public in california. >> folks say they are just cleaning up this place because all those fancy leaders are coming into town. that's true. >> i am suspending my campaign. >> this is not my time. >> the race is over. >> no! yes! boy, i almost fell off. >> think about 2023. >> coke in the white house, now sex in the senate. can't wait for 2024. >> that is it for "special report." that is it from los angeles. on tuesday night, fox news at night returns t

question, katy, a lot of democrats will never forget liz lot of democrats wil forgive her for being dick cheney'ssome voters that may look to liz cheney. talking about a thin slice of the moderate republican party, maybe some independents who sometimes vote democrat who will listen to what she has to say here. the broader picture, republicans having largely acknowledged that donald trump was responsible in the immediate aftermath of january 6th, that we've known for a long time. kevin mccarthy was critical of donald trump in the immediate aftermath, and then of course went down to mar-a-lago and, you know, effectively bent the knee, and, you know, we saw how republicans reacted to the investigation after that. >> she talks about her surprise there and her just anger at kevin mccarthy for going down there and legitimizing him. let me play more sound of her. this is liz cheney on the "today" show this morning. >> a vote for donald trump may mean the last election that you ever get to vote in. again, i don't say that lightly. i think it's heartbreaking that that's where we are, but people have to re

she is less popular than dick cheney was when he shot a man in the face. it is not that the democrats have a strong back bench. joe biden will be 86 at the end of a second term and can't shake off the feeling that voters think he is too old and too incompetent. will biden be able to hold the line when it comes to supporting israel and its counter offensive against hamas? that could be a sign that could get some of those moderate voters that helped clinch the election for him in 2020. that could restore some confidence, right? it shows fortitude, shows his willingness to hold the line against the left flank of his party. but at the same time he is losing a lot of those young democratic voters. he is in a bind here. i don't know how much more it can change except for the inflation numbers continue to come down and that gives room to the federal reserve to cut some interest rates. we see mortgages going down a little bit, it is possible. the fundamentals are just not strong. >> claudia: the president is having a hard time keeping his predecessor out of the co

do you want a leader from a different generation who will put this country first, or do you want dick cheneyey are five inch and i don't wear them unless you can run in them. >> joe biden announced his re-election bid in april. >> are you saying that you would be taking part in our upcoming election? >> i plan on running. >> inflation dropped in 2023. so did the president's approval rating, hitting an all-time low. now voters are bracing for a potential 2020 rematch that's leaving many disenchanted. a wave of labor discontent swept the country in 2023, pushing unions to the picket line. the united auto workers went on strike against detroit's big three, eventually winning record pay hikes. hollywood was effectively shut down with writers striking, then actors, before reaching deals with studios. >> the best day ever. >> it is the best day ever. >> the box office got a boost from an unlikely couple. >> we are in a race against the nazis. >> they opened at the same time. >> the double feature is legendary. >> the films are hoping to follow in the footsteps of this year's big oscar winner "ever

want a leader from a different generation who's going to put this country first, or do you want dick cheneye-inch heels. >> they're five-inch heels and i don't wear them unless you can run in them. >> reporter: on the democratic side, president joe biden announced his reelection bid in april. >> are you saying that you would be taking part in our upcoming election? >> i plan on running, al. >> reporter: while inflation dropped in 2023, so did the president's approval rating, hitting an all-time low. now voters are bracing for a potential 2020 rematch that's leaving many disenchanted. ♪♪ >> we are the future, we are the future. >> reporter: a wave of labor discontent swept the country in 2023 pushing unions to the picket line. the united auto workers went on strike against detroit's big three, eventually winning record pay hikes. while hollywood was effectively shut down with writers striking, then actors before reaching deals with studios. ♪♪ >> this is the best day ever. >> it is the best day ever. >> reporter: amid the strikes the box office got a boost from an unlikely couple, barbie and

this is dick cheney's daughter saying, wake up here.ur way into an autocracy, and we are doing it with no resistance. imagine people reprimanding her for standing up for corruption -- against corruption, and when you look, as you have done on the show this evening, when you look at santos and cheney, that's the polar opposites of having moral standards in american politics. >> i want to read you more. fox ne ht brian kilmead said she needed to bury the hatchet with mr. trump. trump tried to overturn an election, she said. he violated his oath to the constitution. mr. kilmead did not deny that. i know, she called him saying, but what if he is our only hope to beat kamala. a person close to kilmead said he was trying to bring down the heat. >> it tells me that's going to be part of what they try in this election. they're going to try to play on racism and misogyny, because the hidden message in that is a black woman is going to be president if we don't do this. i think that it will backfire, because they need the news flash. we elected an

or do you want dick cheney in three inch heels?five and feels, and i don't wear them unless you can run in them. >> but the democratic side, president joe biden announced his reelection bid in april. >> are you saying that you would be taking part in our upcoming election? >> i'm planning on running. >> well, inflation dropped in 2023, so did the president's approval rating. hitting an all-time low. now, voters are bracing for a potential 2023 rematch that's leading many disenchanted. we [crowd chanting] have a future! >> a wave of labor discontent -- pushing unions to the picket line. the united auto workers went on strike against detroit's big three, eventually winning record pay hikes. hollywood was effectively shut down with rioters striking, than actors, before reaching deals with studios. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it's the best day ever. >> it is the best day ever. >> amid the strikes, the box office got a boost from an unlikely couple. barbie, and oppenheimer. >> we're in a race against the not cease. >> both movies -- barbenheimer. >> the d

want a leader from a different generation who is going to put this country first or do you want dick cheney >> they're five-inch heels and i don't wear them unless you can run in them. >> on the democratic side, president joe biden announced his re-election bid in april. >> are you saying you would be taking part in our upcoming election? >> i plan on running. >> inflation dropped in 20d t p rating, hitting an all-time low. now, voters are bracing for a potential 2020 rematch that's leaving many disenchanted. a wave of labor discontent swept the country in 2023, pushing unions to the picket line. united autoworkers went on strike against detroit's big three, eventually winning record pay hikes. while hollywood was effectively shut down with writers striking, then actors, before reaching deals with studios. >> this is the best day ever. >> it is the best day ever. >> amid the strikes, the box office got a boost from an unlikely couple, barbie and oppenheimer. >> we're in a race. >> both movies opened at the same time, inspiring a cultural phenomenon dubbed barbenheimer. >> the doublefeature

it had been attacked in dick cheney wasof a vice president there's a lot of incoming coming in and a lot of people at work is in the paper being biased the other way. do i think that influenced to some extent yes.. it's very clear what you read in the book and you look at it. i keep thinking what would i do in the situation is a scary difficult time. but clearly they went too far the other direction and they were to believing of some of the story's not all the source but some of the stories judy miller was writing out of new york. >> let's go back to that strange divide you mentioned between the newsroom and the editorial pages more broadly. the times in general to work in their sometimes make the point on social media in the past the opinion of the newsroom andre ve versa. there is some kind of firewall there. but the reality is a bit more complicated and yes it was very interesting to read in the book. the editorial pages were kind of seen as a training wheels almost for the top job in the entire newsroom on more than one occasion. do you approach that? because on the one hand you'

one of the most conservative members of congress, you're the daughter of former vice president dick cheney for the country if republicans weren't in control of the house? >> i think what we have seen is that you cannot count on this group of elected republicans to uphold their oath to the constitution. >> what is your reaction to that? >> those are some serious words, again. everything is relative. this is liz cheney here. but what she's putting into the spotlight is the importance of this election and i think we have been so focused on the presidential election, but really looking at the importance of the legislative branch. this is our first branch of government. if the presidential race is contested, we look to the house of representatives. i think this is really key. it is made up of many, many races across the nation. this is where the focus has to be and i think for democrats, there is a small window of opportunity given that there are a number of districts that voted for biden, but right now have a republican. so i think those are windows of opportunity for democrats, which in other

where do you want dick cheney and three inch heels?they're five inch heels and i don't wear them unless you can run in them. >> on the democratic side, joe biden announced his reelection bid in. april >> are you saying that you would be taking part in our upcoming election? >> i plan on running. >> inflation dropped in 2023. so that the president's approval ratings. hitting an all-time low. now, voters are bracing for a potential 2020 rematch. it is leaving many disenchanted. >> we are the future. >> a wave of labor discontent swept the country in 2023, pushing unions to the picket line. the united auto workers went on strike against detroit's big three, eventually winning record pay hikes. hollywood was effectively shut down with rioters striking and then actors, before reaching deals with studios. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this is the best day ever. >> it is the best day ever. >> amid the strikes, the box office got a boost from unlike a couple, barbie and oppenheimer. >> we are in the race against the not seize. >> both movies opened at the same tim

why would dick cheney ever gave james biden a contract to help rebuild iraq? still, to my head, fuzzy. why would he do that? but my big question again is this -- what product? what was he selling? what was he doing to get money from 5, 6 countries that hate our guts. host: giovanni, a republican this morning. this is regis in pittsburgh. good morning. caller: good morning. what i am hearing from a lot of your callers is sort of like "everybody knows" rather than any solid evidence. there is absolutely nothing so far that connects joe biden with his son's activities. his son's activities do not have anything to do with government. this is mostly an attempt to smear biden in the media. even the republican impeachment inquiries is not presenting anything solid. none of this would stand up in court. i do not understand why people are so ready to believe it, except for their own political prejudices. the stuff that trump is accused of is actual crime while in office. there is no such thing existing with biden. host: that is regis in pittsburgh. this is bob in minne

you're the daughter of former vice president dick cheney, and you're saying it would be safer for thens to uphold their oath to the constitution. but what this moment also requires, savannah, is that people come together across party lines -- republicans, democrats, independents, to stand for the constitution. and that's why this election is so crucially important. >> across party lines. we will be hearing more from liz cheney in her first msnbc interview with rachel maddow tonight at 9:00 p.m.eastern. it should be interesting. so you can tune in 9:00 p.m. eastern, 6:00 p.m. pacific to hear rachel intview liz cheney tonight. go to any of our socials and tell us what do you want to hear from liz cheney because she will be on our channel this week. that does it for us. "the reidout" is up next. >>> tonight on "the reidout" -- >> one of the things that we see happening today is sort of a sleepwalking into dictatorship in the united states. >> liz cheney on the danger of a second trump presidency, and there are new warnings tonight

do you want a leader from a different generation who will put this country first or do you want dick cheneys? >> they're 5 inch heels and i don't wear them unless you can run in them. >> reporter: on the democratic side president joe biden announced his reelection bid in april. >> are you saying that you would be taking part in our upcoming election? >> i plan on running, al. >> reporter: while inflation dropped in 2023, so did the president's approval rating, hitting an all-time low. now voters are bracing for a potential 2020 rematch that's leaving many disenchanted. a wave of labor discontent swept the country in 2023, pushing unions to the picket line. the united auto workers went on strike against detroit's big three, eventually winning record pay hikes, while hollywood was effectively shut down with writers striking, then actors reaching deals with studios. >> the best day ever. >> it is the best day ever. >> reporter: amid the strikes the box office got a boost from an unlikely couple, barbie and oppenheimer. >> we are in a race against the nazis. >> reporter: both movies opened at t

he at one point called her dick cheney three-inch heels. crucial moment for the candidates is just 30utes away. anybody's going to slingshot and iowa or new hampshire now is when it begins. voters are looking for to be joe biden 2024. from your local election headquarters. this is big. >> on alabama tonight, this is a live look at the university of alabama in tuscaloosa, host of tonight's debate coming just weeks before voters head to the polls for the primaries and caucuses. the candidates face off there in a half hour from now. and also right here on the cw and over on news nation, republicans across the country are watching to decide if one of the 4 candidates on that stage tonight will get their vote. this is a live look, by the way, at one watch party. >> in hollis, new hampshire. and if any of the candidates on stage tonight, hope to surpass former president trump, a lot of mines, we'll need to change. take a look at these numbers right here. he is dominating the field with 60% of the vote. >> good evening and welcome to debate night in america. i'm shirley chan and i'm dan mann

made possible by the frank church and the church committee which had existed 20 years before uh dick cheney particular, as vice president constantly complained that the problems in the intelligence community that had led to the intelligence failure of 9/11had been caused by frank church who by that time had been uh out of the senate for 20 years and dead for more than 15. um and so it was a weird, a weird excuse. i began to think at the time that i shall learn more about the church committee. as time went on, and as a republican -- in the bush administration continue to make that refrain of saying that 9/11 was caused by frank church, i realized i should learn more about it. and then over the following years when the iraq war went so badly and bush and cheney lost popularity. a lot of americans began to listen to what cheney had been saying about the church committee and realized that now that they had turned against cheney, maybe they should have another church committee that and so the idea of a new church committee became something that people started talking about to investigate the bus

i it couldd be a it could be a disaster, too, because what if there's a duck i dynasty show and dick cheneyyeah, i don't know tv. you're right, though. it's like it's all streaming. but i used to. i didn't grow up with cable and i just would watch tv. like people say it was better in the past. i'm not sogns sure that's true now. they've never watched a lot of it back up with. you. yeah, that's true. seventh heaven. i used to watch that. h heit's really bad. >> it's like a horrific show. it's the sum of the lessons in that show. i don't think they're the right lessons to learni . learn >> you guys know what i'm talking about? oh, you guys all had cableow wh. did you watch, like, nickelodeon and stuff? yes. yeah, i did not have that. oh, we did not have cable. oh, yeah. oh, no. we even have atari. w we got atari after they stopped making the thee the games. a i think my parents got it like at a, at a, at a goodwill somewhere. >> oh you probably don't even know what an ataries is.>> do >> i do. it's like a stick that plays video games. right. and a littlet red button. the yeah. it's true that

want a leader from a different generation who is going to put this country first, or do you want dick cheney heels, and i don't wear them unless you can run in them. >> president biden announced his reelection bid in april. >> are you saying that you would be taking part in our upcoming election? >> i plan on running, al. >> inflation dropped in 2023, so did the the president's approval rating hitting an all-time low. now voters are bracing for a potential 2020 rematch that's leaving many disenchanted. >>> a wave of labor discontent swept the country in 2023 pushing unions to the picket line. the ua, went on strike against detroit's big three, eventually winning record pay hikes. hollywood was shut down with writers striking, and then actors before reaching deals with studios. >>> this is the best day ever. >>s it is the best day ever. >> the box office got a boost from an unlikely couple. barbie and oppenheimer. both movies opened at the same time inspiring a cultural phenomenon. now the films are hoping to follow in the footsteps of this it year's big oscar winner "everything, everywhere,

or do you want dick cheney in three inch heels?ey're five inch heels, and i don't wear them unless you can run in them. >> on the democratic side, president joe biden announced his reelection bid in april. >> are you saying that you would be taking part in the upcoming election? >> i am planning on running now. >> while inflation dropped in 2023, so did the president's approval rating, hitting an all-time low. now, voters are bracing for a potential 2020 rematch, that's leaving many disenchanted. >> we are the future! >> a wave of labor discontent swept the 28th in 2023, pushing millions to the picket line. united auto workers went on strike against detroit's big three, eventually winning record pay hikes, well hollywood was effectively shut down with rioters striking, then actors, before reaching deals with studios. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> amid the strikes, the box office got a boost from an unlikely couple. barbie and oppenheimer. both movies opened at the same time, inspiring a cultural phenomenon garbed barbenheimer. now the phones are hoping

one of the most conservative members of congress you're the daupgt daughter of fr vice president dick cheneytogether across party lines to stand for the constitution. that's why this election is so crucially important. >> you write that. you say every one of us, republican, democrat, independent must work and vote together i'll put it to you plainly will you vote for president biden if donald trump is on the other side of the ticket >> we don't know yet who the nominees are going to be certainly, i hope that the republicans don't nominate donald trump >> but if they do. >> i will never vote for donald trump, and i will do whatever it takes to make sure that donald trump is defeated. >> including a vote for biden? >> i will do whatever it takes >> i know how deeply you feel about this when you look at the trend and see some of those polls, and a matchup between trump and biden, it is showing that trump wins, not just national polls but in key battleground states. do you wish that the democrats had nominated someone other than biden? do you feel he is the best chance to defeat donald trump? >>

i started the morning by sitting down with liz cheney, the daughter of dick cheney who was warning aboutp poses. the way in which he might have used the military to overthrow the election. that's in the morning. and then the evening you watch this debate over republican candidates in the first 15 minutes did not even mention donald trump, with the exception of chris christie, do not even talk about what donald trump attempted to do after the 2020 election and what he might do after the 2024 election whether he wins or loses in terms of authoritarianism, the abuse of our institutions, or the fomenting of political violence. you have on the same day that liz cheney,can credentials go back for decades, is sounding this alarm of the existential threat that donald trump and the republican party face and then you get that clown show at the end of the day, you know, what a gap between what the republican party used to be, and what it is today. and you really have that on display. >> donna, we learned earlier this afternoon cnn will hold two more dates in iowa and new hampshire. anything that co

you can put a lipstick on a dick cheney and it's still a fascist neo con. >> thank you, mr. ramaswamy. 15 seconds. >> name the provinces. >> let me just say this. you know, this is the kind of thing where he talks about experience. you know, i was the u.s. attorney in new jersey when the terrorist attacks were launched against the united states in 2001. i brought the first two cases in this country against terrorists who tried to attack us again. and i know about the threat of terrorism and bullying there this country and around the world. and at that time, he was learning about the provinces in ukraine, sitting with his smartass mouth at harvard. that's what was going o and the fact of the matter and back then he was a democrat. so the fact is, all he knows how to do. >> you were too busy hugging barack obama. >> all he knows how to do is insult good people who have committed their lives to public service and not saying anything that moves the ball down the field for the united states. >> we're going to take a quick break and cool things down a little bit. and when we come

you're the daughter of former vice president dick cheney, and you're saying it would be safer for the country if republicans weren't in control of the house. >> i think what we've seen is you cannot count on this group of republicans to uphold their oath to the constitution. but people need to come together across party lines -- republicans, democrats, independents -- to stand for if constitution. that's why this election is so crucially important. >> liz cheney is probably no less conservative, probably more conservative than she ever was. she's not changed her ideology on a single thing except for the fact that donald trump is dangerous for this country. >> she's probably more conservative than donald trump, let's be honest. >> correct. >> she's not wrong. there will be no checks and balances. the supreme court is in his favor, so if he wants to put in executive orders with legal challenges, he'll probably be able to get around that, and he won't have the check and balance of congress if it's republican-led, which most likely will happen in the senate, unclear in the house. we'll se