he first meets him. >> so your father now is the number two and he's interviewing him. >> yes, dick cheneyso you imagine, i mean, this is kind of the environment that they are getting to know each other is that they are young washingtonians doing the jobs in washington and we know a lot of these names and this is one of -- this is another reason i decided to put this together is that we just did not know -- i don't think anybody had an appreciation for carlucci which is why i brought this about. >> let's continue. ok. frame him. he was responsible for bringing cheney in early on but it was really donald rumsfeld. >> i don't think he was. >> but then you go from there and this is one of my favorites in the story. so he's doing great in that office and then he is recruited to omb. the phone rings and who was on the other end-of-the-line? george shultz. and he says, i would like you to come be my deputy. and then what happens next? >> he's working for weinberger. clancy gets pulled into treasury and then he ends up -- yes. >> who he had met at oto, actually because weinberger was with reagan

celebrity filled issue list campaign was, you know, president was, it was promoting her endorsement by dick cheney a war criminal who left office was 13 percent approval rate. i mean, shows you how utterly out of touch the democratic party has become. but let's say the ruling class, i mean they live in an echo chamber, which is perpetuated by the media. so they actually don't have a clue about number one, the damage that they've been split their whole. i mean 30000000 mass layoffs since 1996. and i, i know half of my family comes from romaine. i've seen what nafta does. their reaction is not one i embrace, but i understand the desperation, the anger of the legitimate anger, the towns that but like where my grand parents are from a mechanic falls means the bank is boarded up. i mean, i remember as a boy, they were never made a lot of money, but my grandfather worked in the post office and were d constructing all of these institutions that once he had a pension, he had a stable income. that's a for that. and i should have gone and the democratic party is as complicit. let me tell you for things i wa

transcript of the interview they did before the election and had more surgery then nancy pelosi and dick cheneybined. what's your problem watch it's gonna be taxes the economists piercing about the economy need to be very thoughtful of how you use that microphone in front of you when i was attorney general the words i spoke to move markets you know it picture what picture days for her children they go to school make sure their faces are cleaned and their hair is done and they go to school for dano happens to these children they had to evacuate that day because of fear of frets being issued in springfield because of the words of donald trump. nearly all her commentary on foreign affairs in israel and iran were also cleaned up i haven't seen a turd this polished since jim acosta got a facial. did it work harris' and president. you can't say they didn't try. meanwhile trump settled with abc news for 15 million then for 25-mil and paramount reportedly considered similar payouts trump could soon afford bret baier's house. trump also sued "the des moines register" and seltzer for claiming harris was

then i want to know whether or not you had the same type of criticism for dick cheney who shot a man when he was vice president. for dan quayle who couldn't even spell potato. and i listed all the things. afterwards i told -- doug and i have a signal back that we do. because part of the bond and the friendship that we have is that the love of our wives. you are not going to speak ill about my wife and walk away from it. he was the same way. many times i had to say doug, called them. he said somebody write something. we'll be okay. i got it. you don't have to do it. but the vp, what she did in those 107 days or 109 days -- [applause] i have never, i've seen a lot of candidates, i've seen a lot of candidates. i've never seen somebody work as hard to do as much as she did in that period, to run the race that she ran. we should be thanking her every single day for all of the hard work and effort that she put in to fight for our democracy. she did so much for this nation, and i am always been her gratitude. i always will show my appreciation for all that she's done. and then to our presid

. >> democrats need to be standing up and speaking out in this moment and not being mamby dick cheneye will fight back against donald trump's hateful agenda. >> harris: they are so cheery. do you think they're winning voters. democrats are talking tough about fighting back against president trump. others are saying they are off to a slow start. the hill with this headlines. democrats fume over weak, early response to trump. one party strategist told them trump is eating us for lunch and we're letting him. house minority leader hakeem jeffries laid out a plan to colleagues yesterday. house democrats will continue to push back against the far right extremism, he says, that is being relentlessly unleashed on the american people. republican congressman. >> it's contrarian. whatever president trump does if it's a, they want b, if it's b they want a. they can't ever let the guy try to implement something that america first. >> harris: power panel matt gorman and patrick murphy. look, matt, this is not really hard science. but what do they expect to happen on the left with voters if they foc

it's just is karl rove or dick cheney running the government? trump is running the government. to me musk has been quite differential to the president. i don't think that tactic is going to work. >> yeah. no, it's not. you can't actually get the guy. you try to get the guy underneath him, right? they are basically just trying anything they can do to hamstring the trump administration. you've seen it as you said during the bush administration. i experienced a little of this when i was the chief of staff, too. if you can't take the guy out you have to go after their number two and try to make them politically unpalatable. the interview shows about status of the relationship and president trump's willingness to pursue doge until they get results. >> bill: they are saying a trillion dollars they can save. see how close they get to it. nice to see you today, josh holmes by popular demand. revealing moment from the interview musk made this comment about the endorsement he gave to trump that perhaps even surprised the president. this is how that went down. >> i've known him for 30 yea

it's not -- calm down there, buddy." [ light laughter ] "me and dick cheney and the whole gang, we're. "zip-up boots" was never a sketch that made it? >> it did not make it. i was failing miserably. i kept failing. and i wrote this sketch where a guy has a talk show where he just keeps showing off his zipper boots. [ light laughter ] it wasn't great. but it -- it made the room laugh. it didn't get -- and i was, like -- my hopes were high because i had nothing on the show for so long. and i was getting fired. it was an obvious thing. i'm in the rewrite room sitting there, it's my first year, i'm sweating. everyone else has got, "hey, i can't wait to do your sketch." i'm there, oh, boy, i'm never going to get a sketch on. will ferrell comes through the door, and he had stopped at the floor shine place and got me a pair of zipper boots. [ laughter ] and it was just one of these moments where i think will was like, "don't worry, it's going to happen." [ audience aws ] it was so sweet, so -- and i think we both sort of look back at it -- i was very -- i was always on his side in the beginn

you were shown a photo of dick cheney. >> yes. [ light laughter ] >> seth: and you -- i'm jealous of is a lovely framing because it was -- you know, i do believe it came from a place of politeness. i don't think -- >> genuinely. >> seth: yes. >> in that moment, i just knew, i probably should know him, and i don't know him. i'm sorry to this man, you know? and it's so strange, i mean, it's the most -- i would have never expected that to become like this viral thing. and people absolutely ask me, "sorry to this man." [ laughter ] and they were like, "sorry to this man." even in -- i've done commercials or movies where they're like, "you think there's a way you can fit in 'sorry to this man'?" i'm like, "there's no man to say sorry to." [ laughter ] you know? it's a very unique experience. >> seth: it is. you know, i will say, i think the reason i -- it endures for me, it is so endearing, watching you in the most politest way. [ laughter ] i do think if anybody ever said it about me, i would go jump off a building. [ laughter ] what's leo into? what is your son into these days? >> he's

dick cheney who believe in country over party.er senator biden said, he he had a level of physical courage that he admired. so this that violent subtext is really one of the things that's going on behind the scenes to make the republicans in congress operate in lockstep. >> i've heard this from, from from several people that that's a that's a real fear. this isn't just about losing your elections. thanks to both of you. this is a this is a much bigger conversation and we will continue to have it. and i appreciate it. steven levitsky is a professor at harvard university. victoria nourse is a professor at georgetown law. another hour of velshi starts another hour of velshi starts after a quick break. wave hello to zane. he's king of the... ping. for every 1 sentence spoken on a call, he has 3 comments 2 memes and 4 emojis to contribute. a flood of positivity... during every. single. meeting. but oh how his passion for product management takes your team from level zero to level... zane. you need zane. zane needs benefits. work with p

we want it not imperialism per se, because this is not dick cheney and liz cheney showing up and talking's saying american power epitomized by donald trump is what the entire world needs. >> you and i have attended many of these cpac gatherings over the years, and i think you and i have had a front seat to watch the way that cpac has turned into tpac, to the point where the organizers have even called it that. but i wonder, as we look ahead, there are some questions of, you know, is this the way to figure out who's next in the pipeline? but you hear bannon there. i mean, how seriously are people taking this idea of a third term? they can't do it. but is it a troll or is it more than that. >> it a lot of it is a troll. there are a lot of things said at cpac and republican politics that they know will get a rise out of the media and will fix it the media's attention for a day. bannon is very good at that. that's part of what he was doing. there was one group there that had a side room that was unofficial, saying, here's here's a caesarean, caesarean trump third term project. but that's van

and so this is this is doubling, tripling, quadrupling down things that dick cheney would have never suggested. and when i say that, i'm saying the dick cheney and the george w bush that again, you know, conservative republicans with a small c would say ran a wilsonian sort of foreign policy where they were going to wave a magic wand, reshape how america looked. and, of course, that's what led us to iraq. that's what led us to vietnam. and that's what led to an america first republican party. >> yeah. and to your. >> point, it's been. >> overshadowed by so much which. >> has come afterwards. >> but i remember being there night after. >> night during the. >> 2016 campaign at these rallies, when. >> trump would. >> rail against. >> the. >> forever wars of. >> iraq and afghanistan. >> and that was an. >> extraordinarily popular thing. >> among the people he was winning. >> over to his side. >> they did. >> not want that. they wanted. >> to bring american troops home. >> and he and his fellow republicans conditioned them. also to. >> try to. >> pull. back from supporting ukraine. >> and

fracking is particularly unregulated at the federal level because 20 years ago, then vice president dick cheney, the c.e.o. of halliburton, inserted a loophole into the energy act of 2005, explicitly exempting fracking chemicals from the e.p.a. regulation under the safe drinking water act. think about that. that means the oil and gas industry doesn't need to disclose any of the toxic chemicals that are seeping into our drinking water. halliburton of course is one of the largest oil and gas companies in the world and also just happens to be behind most of the major fracking worldwide. so over the last 20 years, we have been stuck with the so-called halliburton loophole, a terrible reminder of the revolving door of oil money in politics. and how big oil buys its way into the halls of congress and the white house every single day. in fact, our new secretary of energy is the founder and former c.e.o. of liberty energy, another fracking company. and the halliburton loophole isn't the only giveaway that fracking benefits from. under the clean water act, there are provisions to prevent polluted stormw