none of these are corroborated while he is the dictator. it's plausible that some of us was left over. the way people see it it's mostly through his style of writing which has long been known and well understood that there are similarities between seminary's catechism and about the trotsky stuff. the book treats trotsky and lenin as important personalities and goes through thoroughly to paint them as human beings and to get a sense of what they were like and the stalin trotsky relationship is the very core part of the biggest section of part three and i believe there is well-documented significant new information about the important role of trotsky and stalin's personality formation and also the limitations of trotsky expressed in the book. >> i'm interested the way you are speaking about resources where was recognized the character of stalin. i was wondering if you talk more about what source of behavior but set off those alarms that could top bolshevik inner circle's? >> that's a great questions ... think about this. there is speculation

none of these are corroborated while he is the dictator. it's plausible that some of us was left over. the way people see it it's mostly through his style of writing which has long been known and well understood that there are similarities between seminary's catechism and about the trotsky stuff. the book treats trotsky and lenin as important personalities and goes through thoroughly to paint them as human beings and to get a sense of what they were like and the stalin trotsky relationship is the very core part of the biggest section of part three and i believe there is well-documented significant new information about the important role of trotsky and stalin's personality formation and also the limitations of trotsky expressed in the book. >> i'm interested the way you are speaking about resources where was recognized the character of stalin. i was wondering if you talk more about what source of behavior but set off those alarms that could top bolshevik inner circle's? >> that's a great questions ... think about this. there is speculation

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that >> cuba is just one more example of saving dictators who are on their knees. >> our shift has the potential to end a legacy of mistrust extends the hand of friendship to the cuban people. >> that hand of friendship might be close comforted to those who suffer and suffer as a result of castro. >> every time you complain about the living conditions you will be assaulted or punished. >> you name it there is no crime. >> two losing the last bottleattle of the cold war. >> from washington bret baier. >> fidel castro and his brother raurl have ruled cuba through 11 u.s. presidencies and have been a thorn in america's side. now this their waning years as they ponder life without castros america has been reaching out to the regime. >> we will end an outdated approach that failed to advance our interests and instead we will begin to normalize relations between our two countries. >> it was a bombshell president obama announced he would use his executive power for dip natick relations with cuba and losen enrestrictions on travel and trade. >> you were in favor of opening up travel, trade com

that >> cuba is just one more example of saving dictators who are on their knees. our shift in the cuba policy stops it is legend of destrust. >> that is cold comfort for those who suffer as a result of castro. every time you complain about the living conditions in the prison you are assaulted and punished. >> there is crimes. >> fox news reports that cuba losing the last battle of the cold war. from washington bret baier bear. >> if idel and his brother have ruled cuba in 11 presidencies and in their waning years and cubans ponder life without the castros, america is reaching out to the regime. >> we'll end an outdated approach that failed to advance our interest and instead normalize relations. >> it was a bombshell. president obama using excutive power to open diplomatic relations to cuba and loosen restrictions on travel and trade. >> you are in favor of the opening up of the travel and trade with cuba why? >> the policy of the last 54 years is a complete and utter failure. and the idea was that the embargooisealating cuba would somehow bring down the castro re

>> cuba is just one more example of saving dictators who are on their our shift in the cuba policy stops it is legend of destrust. >> that is cold comfort for

so i got it, conservatives, you want the president to be more like a muslim dictator who gets electedith 97% of the vote. but i bet they're willing to be flexible on the muslim part. >> like him or not, putin's a leader obama's a lawyer. >> people are looking at putin as one who wrestle bears and drills for oil. "they look at ours as one who wears mom jeans and egiveo kates. >> putin makes a decision and executes quickly. that's what you call a leader. >> jon: or a sociopath with no impulse control! (applause) (cheering) if i understand this correctly and i think i am, the paragons of leadership are a king, military dictator and a power-crazed wannabe czar. seems at odds with the one thing you claim to value most. >> i love this country and value its freedoms. >> the most free country in the world. >> freedom for americans. we have freedom, democracy. >> i did. can we show freedom? my dog freedom. >> his name is freedom. >> i can't believe you name your dog freedom." >> jon: freedom? why not "king ab-dog-ah" or, you know, "vladimir pup-tin"? although the real problem is if your dog ru

rebels seeking to oust decades long dictator lead a civil war. the dictator clinging to power begins a bloody power with his own people. >> it's good for his people. >> reporter: the rebels defeat him. he's murdered in the very streets he once controlled. cameras from around the world captured celebration. that was then. >> i think it's safe to say that the arab spring is dead. >> essentially we left and there's a shell. >> we left and there's a shell. >> reporter: a power vacuum without the dictator libyachaos. ripe breeding ground for isis. >> isis has successfully taken advantage of harboring itself in either failed states or states on the way to failure. isis has manipulated that situation to its advantage. >> reporter: with fears it's strengthening in libya and beyond its borders. >> the military commander who led allied forces during the 2011 mission in libya. good to have you with us. appreciate your taking the time. let me start with this question about libya being a haven for isis. 100 miles away from italy and the rest of europe. isis h

>> cuba is just one more example of saving dictators who are on their knees. >> our shift has the potential to end a legacy of mistrust extends the hand of friendship to the cuban people. >> that hand of friendship might be close comforted to those who suffer and suffer as a result of

i listened to the dictator's speech that year.nd he said that -- i don't know what the statistic was, but it referred to the child mortality rate in cuba being very low. but having been pregnant, and having the difficult situation with my son, i had been in two hospitals. and i can assure you that many more children had died. but also, i never received adequate medical assistance in order to help me in childbirth. in cuba, medicine and education are only good for those who sympathize with the regime. that is my testimony with regards to the child mortality rate in cuba. and as to what kind of treatment a cuban who dissents from the regime receives in schools and hospitals. >> [speaking spanish] >> i want to clearly establish something before we finish today. maybe it has not been well understood, or maybe it is the regime possibility to produce false the two sticks that sometimes confuses -- false statistics that sometimes confuses people. in spite of the fact that there are some dissidents who do support president obama's policy

, president obama, are you with us or the dictator?te house, unfortunately doesn't want to arm its diplomacy. it believes in sanctions and engagements and diplomacy and more sanctions. it's always loath to contemplate military force, even the hypothetical. even in providing military support to people who want to fight for their own freedom. >> some would say that's a wise thing that he's not spilling more american blood. that the war on terror is over and he's keeping us out of another >> listen, there is no reason to have boots on the ground in any of these conflicts. what i'm suggesting is you got to arm people who are willing to fight for themselves. again, that was also the lesson of world war ii. there were partson willing to fight the nazis and the point is to arm people willing to fight dictators. doesn't have to be american boys and girls who are over there. it has to be ukrainians and syrians and iranians and others who are willing to fight these brutal dictators. we're not even willing to provide weapons to protect their live

my feelings are that these people are just dictators. they're brutal dictators. people forget that raul castro set up the firing squads in cuba that killed thousands of people. i see people wearing a shirt -- i'm sorry. thank you. >> thank you, mr. sires. mr. chabot of ohio. >> thank you, madam chairman, and thank you for calling this very important hearing to discuss the administration's new cuba policy. i believe that president obama's announcement to unilaterally change u.s. policy toward cuba sets a dangerous precedent. in fact, it furthers an ongoing pattern of his utter disregard for congress, but that's the way this administration operates. it gives a backhand to the elected representatives of the american people, treats congress like the per verbial mushrooms, keep them -- perverbial mushrooms, keep them in the dark and feed them manure. ms. jacobson, you said there were no concessions and this wasn't necessarily something the cuban government wanted. those statements on their faces, it's just not credible. you also said the obama administration was under

so they mean what they say, and say what they mean. >> you talk about him being a dictator it's a step down. the people that took to the streets, how do they feel about what happened in that country. do they feel let down by the international community for not doing more to prevent what is happened. >> you are might. my friend. very much disappointed with the international community dealing with us in an approach of what we call - they let us down. we depended on them. it was a situation of an albion what do you call it where people are let down it depends on them and they have specially the president, i was speaking with one of the president's aides, and he was critical. he is in a bad - you know condition. and in spite of them the houthis wouldn't allow him to love the country, and he needs medical care for that. not only us in the country, but regional apartments now, and the security council, they do feel that the special community has not delivered responsibility towards the situation. >> thank you for talking to us. >>> investigations have been launched in egypt into a stampede o

i don't think it should be dictated by the government. >> according to your theory we shouldn't have, no, we don't want to abuse them. i just think there is a line to be drawn that companies will respond much more toagetation they get from other companies than they are from lectures from the government. >> when walmart loses people to another corporation they will respond, but now -- >> you think they are preempting an economic recovery? >> i do, their employees are happy, enough with picketers they will stay and be happy walmart will win. neil: not the picketer they will always hate walmart until they are unionizeed. >> according to your theory there should be no minimum wage floor. neil: i don't think there should if you know your compels pet or is -- compete or is is paying more than you. >> in a recession there are 2 or 3 after cants? >> i am saying whole country should be a free market. your definition, baseball players should not be out bidded it a free market. >> a big difference between baseball players -- >> not really. let market forces decide, not government edict. governm

increased 24 percent this is important we're doing more than ever to reach the victims when i first dictate da the outcomes the victims had to go to the hall of justice most people wouldn't it is intavment unfrill place we moved our services to the community and starting to work with victims and inform the services we provide and this ability in your community when populations are traditionally hesitate tonight at that seek help from law enforcement victims today are more aware than ever that the services are here and know how to find them but we continue to build the trust and have people more access to the services that are sings things in the infrastructure that must be over ahold to reach today's population that's why i'm asking the mayor and the board to increase the funding for victims we must insure that the victims can get their lives together again (clapping) and i'm also pleased to say we're not limiting our work to the county but working in current concert the legislators we'll be introducing legislation this this year that makes significant changes to the systems to make sure th

they are brutal dictators. people forget that raul castro set up the firing squads in cuba that killed thousands of people. i see people wearing the shape -- che guevarra shirt. >> thank you. mr. schappert of ohio. >> thank you for calling this very important hearing to discuss the administration's new cuba policy. i believe the president's announcement to unilaterally change policy towards cuba sets a dangerous precedent. it furthers an ongoing pattern of his utter disregard for congress. but that is the way this administration operates. it gives a backhand to the elected representatives of the american people, treats congress like the proverbial mushrooms. keep them in the dark and feed them manure. ms. jacobson, you said there were no concessions and this wasn't necessarily something that the cuban government wanted. those statements on her face they are not credible. you also said the obama administration was under no illusion about the nation -- about the nature of the cuban government. i would submit the

this hope will be a full recompense for the solicitude for your welfare by which they have been dictated. how far in the discharge of my official duties i have been guided by the principles which have been delineated the public records and other evidences of my conduct must witness to you and to the world. to myself, the assurance of my own conscience is that i have at least believed myself to be guided by them. in relation to the still-subsisting war in europe my proclamation of the 22nd of april, 1793, is the index to my plan. sanctioned by your approving voice and by that of your representatives in both houses of congress, the spirit of that measure has continually governed me, uninfluenced by any attempts to deter or divert me from it. after deliberate examination with the aid of the best lights i could obtain, i was well satisfied that our country under all the circumstances of the case, had a right to take, and was bound in duty and interest, to take, a neutral position. having taken it, i determined, as far as should depend upon me, to maintain it with moderation, perseverance, an

my feelings are that these people are just dictators. they are brutal dictators.people forget raul castro and che guevara set up a firing squad in cuba that killed thousands of people and i see people wearing a che guevara shirt. i'm sorry, thank you. >> thank you mr. sires. mr. chabot of ohio. >> thank you madam chairman and thank you for calling this very important hearing to discuss the administration's new cuban policy. i believe president obama's announcement to unilaterally change u.s. policy toward cuba sets a dangerous precedent. in fact, it furthers an ongoing pattern of his utter disregard for congress but that's the way this administration operates. it gives a backhand to the elected representatives of the american people, treats congress like the proverbial mushroom. keep them in the dark and feed them manure. mrs. jacobsen, and you said there were new concessions and this wasn't necessarily something that the cuban government -- those statements on their face or just not credible. you also said the obama administration was under no illusion about the

the federal government dictating it?and by the way there is legislation passed and more legislation coming that will prohibit the forward government from being involved in common core. but one is rightly suspicion of this administration getting into matters none of its -- what is none of its business. and they are administered locally and talk to governors, they are very happy with the standards. there is a reason we had to do this, chris. when states were reporting their own numbers in math and english, and i saw this when i was secretary, we saw this leg woe be gone. and the students were only 40% proficient. you have to have an independent benchmark to see how our kids are doing. >> governor abbott, in texas, the use of common core has been banned by the state legislature and you as the attorney general before you became governor said it is banned in the state but there are reports that two thirds of the math program that texas set up their own standards overlap with common core and i want to put up this point that st

>> it is hard to say that we're better off with dictators in the middle east. but if you look objectively at the situation in the middle east, we are looking at instability, violence resurgent authoritarian authoritarianism that will plague the region for many years to come. if you look back at the gauzy days of the winter and spring of 20 1erks everybody thought that democracy was breaking out. there was no real expectation that we would run into these kinds of problems. of course everybody understood there were different outcomes. but this is really unprecedented. you have fires burn in iraq in yemen, in libya, and in the signi peninsula and these places are overwhelmed. >> and if you could give us a comparison on the propaganda front which we think about watching these videos. osama bin laden used videos but they were videos that put him forward on par with world leaders and on par with president bush and turned him into a huge force throughout the world, a force of evil but a force. and well-known face of evil. the isis strategy seems not to put forward al

. >> reporter: later walker reconsidered, both sides and my faith dictate my belief we are created by god. i believe faith and science are compatible and go hand in hand. two minutes later, he snapped it's unfortunate the media chose to politicize this issue during our trade mission to foster investment in wisconsin. >> what happened in london is predictive of what kind of campaign he is going to of at this moment, not ready to be a presidential candidate, going to get a lot of questions like that much tougher questions than t and going to have to be prepared to answer them. >> reporter: walker seems better prepared to explain why he never earned a college degree. he left marquette university senior year for a job at the american red cross then got married and had kids but still hopes to earn the missing credits. the last president without such a degree was harry truman. >> the issue here is not just an issue of dancing around the question of evolution for political reasons. the issue is how well educated is this guy and these the problem? >> are you serious? >> isn't it kind of stran

you don't dictate to me what time i have and what i don't. you came to me in my house. so at least be polite, ok? >> well, that went rather well. >> well, do you think i blew it? do you think he'll see me again? >> i think we should really go back and see him. what do you think about that? >> i think we have to give it some time and come back and call him again. but i definitely don't want to go inside his hole. so you better arrange that somewhere neutral. >> it's part of that coming here to the empty land, or the land with no people and all these things, and now it's -- >> most believe in the justice of the courts, they put the blame on others. we are always like -- and they are attempt together destroy us. if we are faced with annihilation we can invoke all the memories of the jewish for the past 2,000 years. and then the palestinians become different type of gentiles. now, you can blame the israelis. but you can also blame palestinians for allowing enough justifications for the creation of that mess. maybe they were misled. maybe they had no other choice. but this i

we have to deal dictators as a country. to have human rights as an issue is a serious mistake.e embargo i would say for the record there has been robust trade with the european union canada and other countries of the world with cuba for decades and there has been no diminishing whatsoever and torture child sex trafficking. if anything the trade has facilitated particularly with convicted pedophiles and others who travel the world to abuse little children. i just i just had passed on the floor of the house of representatives for the 3rd time the international megan's law so that convicted pedophiles we we will notice countries of destination of they're leading to go on sex tourism trips. how horrific as it that the government of cuba actually benefits financially from that. if that is not accurate than allow a full-scale investigation because we have so many stories and information. i have to say this the trafficking victims protection act has established because the tip report comes out every year. cuba is designated as an egregious violator and a 23 country. .. google and yaho

. >> every time a bully or an autocratic dictator gobbles up a neighbor by the force of arms all of us eventually regret it. i do believe putin could be put back in a box. >> hunt: that he will respond ultimately? >> that he will respond because benefit analysis will make him respond. he's playing poker with a pair of 2s. we have a full house. the iranians are a weak economy and weak military, they're on the wrong side of history, putin's on the wrong side of history and they're eating our lunch. >> rose: we continue with john chambers, c.e.o. of cisco systems. >> cisco systems, from when we were almost 20 years ago, we were the plumbers the people who made the internet work, and people came to cisco to say how do you use the internet to close your books, outsource manufacturing et cetera. what's exciting today is you're about to see the second generation of the internet. >> rose: we conclude with the great writer richard price, new book called "the whites." >> what i intended to do was write an utterly stripped-down totally orthodox genre urban thriller and it was such a different ide

what will dictate when that takes place? >> when the iraqi forces are ready to undertake a counteroffensive. we are in the process, along with our allies -- we have over 60 countries in the coalition -- we are in the process of training, advising, and equipping the forces in four different locations across iraq. we have supported them in ongoing operations. we have supported the kurds as well in their campaign in areas they sought to retake. >> the kurds say they are not getting the supplies they need. >> they are getting a lot of supplies from the u.s. and from other members of the coalition. it is with those supplies they have been able to make the progress they have made, including taking back areas like the starting point for the campaign. they have also had support of targeting from the air. also in syria, a month long standoff, isil was routed and conceded defeat. we have built up the security capacity of iraqi forces and the kurds'. in syria, not just the kurds in the north but the moderate opposition, such that they

. >> people's experience with government is oftentimes dictated by the speed at which they're able towith them. the fcc ruling is relevant. we try to connect people to government services and give them the experience -- is almost like shopping on amazon or hailing a cab via uber. you want to be engaged with those processes. that is really what this funding is all about. >> you guys have raised a bunch of money in the last year or two. >> in the past 15 months we raised $200 million. >> talk to me about what the opportunity looks like. is it going into the city of los angeles, the state of florida and selling those big deals? or is it thousands of small local governments that are much more plentiful? >> it's both. when you think about what the cloud brings to government, it levels the playing field. the big cities and counties, it's easy for them to fund these types of projects where they were traditionally very expensive. the cloud levels the playing field and makes it so that the small cities and counties here in the bay area and around the u.s. can use the same products in san franc

i think common sense dictates that if you are giving more money than the president asked for to fund homeland security, it is the fact that the president has made it clear that he wants the deferred action and congress has said, we are not allowing you to do that. what say you? mr. legomsky: on the first point, there are many thousands of adjudicators, and if one of them told you that we are not allowed to use any judgment in deciding whom to prosecute, that person is violating -- rep. marino: it hasn't been one of them. it has been many. i have a little concern about the information i'm getting from the administration. attorney general you want to weigh in on this? prosecutorial discretion. mr. laxalt: thank you congressman. it is great to get back to this point. you need a case-by-case basis and they are basically making a mockery of all this by using these magic words. i don't mean to attack the professor, since he was formerly in this job, but they are stating that they are doing this, but there is no way with this kind of volume they are with the percentages that have been appro

since no child left behind was put in place the federal government has dictated how states and school districts spend money, gauge student learning and school performance and hire classroom teachers and frank -- and frankly mr. speaker, it isn't working. washington bureaucrats new york matter how well meaning they are, will never have the same personal understanding of the diverse and special and unique needs of students and teachers, administrators parents, who spend time with them. mr. speaker, i stand here today because i have to speak for aaron and moses. aaron is -- for erin and moses. erin is my daughter-in-law and the mother of my four grandchildren. moses was a student that tested her teaching ability and her passion for teaching. erin came to teach in a classroom, fourth and fifth grade classroom, special needs students in cicero illinois. freshly minted out of her educational training, masters program, she came in with a passion for teaching. she came in because she was sent in that classroom as a full-time continuing substitute because the teacher of that classroom had gott

host: will the length of this recovery dictate how well this president is remembered? guest: that is a big part of this debate. did the recovery takes long because of his policies or was that the way that the recovery was destined to happen because of the depth of the recession? actually, there was a study that bill clinton cited, written by the same economist who came up with this study that has become controversial that says that debt had a great impact on economic growth. the name escapes the right now but they are very well-known economist. this study that they talk about said that, i'm summarizing, but it is we said that when the recession is so deep, that inevitably lengthens the grade of the uptake in the recovery. that will be the argument. host: from california, democrat lie. line. caller: good morning, gentlemen. i listen to the first caller and he was exactly right. reagan raise taxes 11 times. i think the biggest thing that congress and the president needs to focus on is the middle class. for the last caller, when he said president obama has lied to america

he went out and filled out a little dictation machine across the parking lot. we look at the blinds and said i wonder what he is saying out there. he was dictating not memo these guys will never develop even one power amplifier much less one that we can use. a week later is a canceled 100% of the business which at the time 80% of our total business. you can and mansion investors are concerned, we could get that thing fixed and it became the signature component for the company. >> cellphones around the world -- >> you say that without blood mobile phone industry wouldn't be what it is today. >> that is right. the company and able to a lot of that managers asian that took place. >> when whatsis rf micro devices founded and how did that go? what were you doing prior to the company? >> action will be the three of bias worked together for over tenures and analog devices was planning to try to do this on their own so they went to a remote office to start the initial work. it turned out that was in 1988. they worked for a couple years and made some progress but not fa

ruling by dictate, secret negotiation is not what america is all about.we make policy hear. many of us are disappointed. this is not the 1st case but dealing with a regime onerous their you go. we have a regime that stinks one way or the other end is oppressive one way or the other. yet we have had secret negotiations and deals that are announced and you are hear to explain it. let me ask when you said their are no concessions you mean we go into an agreement with a regime and have had 50 years of american policy and their are no concessions from the cuban government? .. we have also heard that maybe the money that is going into the pockets supposedly into the pockets of the working people is actually going come a lot of this going to be transferred tricky to the government or that money might go directly to the government and then be handed out to the working people. is that right?

my feelings are that these people are just dictators. they are brutal dictators. people forget raul castro and che guevara set up a firing squad in cuba that killed thousands of people and i see people wearing a che guevara shirt. i'm sorry, thank you. >> thank you mr. sires. mr. chabot of ohio. >> thank you madam chairman and thank you for calling this important hearing to discuss the administration's new cuban policy that i believe president obama's announcement to unilaterally change u.s. policy toward cuba sets a dangerous precedent. in fact it furthers an ongoing pattern of his utter disregard for congress that that's the way this administration operates. it gives a backhand to the elected representatives of the american people treats congress like the proverbial mushroom. keep them in the dark and feed them a newer. ms. jacobsen jacobs and you said there were new concessions and this wasn't necessarily something that the cuban government -- those statements on their face or just not credible. you also said the obama administration was under no illusion about

beginning to be co-authors of our destiny and reforms that we want to implement, we we are going to dictate. >> greece gets concessions on the eurozone deal but will stick with the bailout to now >>> behind me is 30,000 refugees and crossed from myanmar to china, and beside me soldiers trying to stop us feeling >>> and the boxing match made in heaven is none floyd mayweather and mani >>> yemen's former president abd-rabbu mansour hadi left the capital sanaa after being held for weeks under house arrest by houthi rebels. they are report toed have ransacked his home. he is -- reported to have rann tacked his home. he is in aden where he has a strong sunni base. the importance of him going to aden, hashem ahelbarra, is because he has a power base. we are waiting for what happened next. >> exactly, he was born and served at a top military commander in the south for years. and then the president of yemen in 2012. if he says he's still the legitimate president of yemen, he'll have support in that part of yemen. two military unit in the south in aden are very loyal to the president. >> does that m

i listened to the dictator's speech that year. he said -- he said that i don't know what the statistic was, but he referred to the child mortality rate in cuba being very low. but haven't had the difficult situation with my son, i had been in two hospitals. and i can assure you that many more children have died. but also -- i never received adequate medical assistance. in order to help me in child birth. in cuba, medicine and education are only good for those who are part of the regime or who sympathize with the regime. that is my testimony with regards to the child mortality rate in cuba. and as to what kind of treatment a cuban who descends from the regime receives in schools and hospitals. >> si. >> translator: i want to clearly establish something before we finish today. maybe it hasn't been well understood. or maybe it's the regime's ability to skew false statistics sometimes confuses people. in spite of the fact that there are some who do support obama's policies, in what i'm referring to are the negotiations. i can tell you

since no child left behind was put in place the federal government has dictated how states and school districts spend money, gauge student learning and school performance and hire classroom teachers and frank -- and frankly mr. speaker, it isn't working. washington bureaucrats new york matter how well meaning they are, will never have the same personal understanding of the diverse and special and unique needs of students and teachers, administrators parents, who spend time with them. mr. speaker, i stand here today because i have to speak for aaron and moses. aaron is -- for erin and moses. erin is my daughter-in-law and the mother of my four grandchildren. moses was a student that tested her teaching ability and her passion for teaching. erin came to teach in a classroom, fourth and fifth grade classroom, special needs students in cicero illinois. freshly minted out of her educational training, masters program, she came in with a passion for teaching. she came in because she was sent in that classroom as a full-time continuing substitute because the teacher of that classroom had gott

this fantasy of overthrowing dictators leads to it a better world inevitably is that true?no credibility if you can't answer those questions directly clearly with a straight face. >> bush has to be able to say before i ran for the presidency, i was not out to criticize my family member's dad or brother. but now that he is a presidential candidate, he has to put that in abeyance because the country has to know what he thinks about the past and he is going to have to be critical, if he is, of the policies of the past. otherwise, he is trapped in a place where he is into the say what his ideas. if he can't, he won't prevail. >> can he embrace h.w. and not w.? >> yes. >> he could. he hasn't does have to attack him obama-like. he can say we made mistakes and these are the mistakes. >> sorry to go, ron. we have a special report online tonight. >> great. >> you can save that comment. >> it's going to be great. >> and others for that. that's it for the panel. stay tuned for a sneak peek of what you may have missed during our online show last night. might not seem so big after all.