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what is it in your party that was so focused that you made donald trump the front runner because all he did was raise the birther issue. >> first of all, i didn't make donald trump the front runner. >> he was the leader in the polls. >> hang on a second, chris. i never one time questioned this issue. i threw it away. i'm not on record with that. our party's not on regard with that. the fact of the matter is what americans are looking for in this country and the reason why donald trump and rick perry and mitt romney, michele bachmann and sarah palin resonate with the american people is that american in this country are starving for real leadership. people with guts and a spine. this president hasn't been able to exhibit any of those things at all. >> do you believe that barack obama is a loyal, patriotic american. >> of course. >> thank you. chairman of the republican party. >>> up next michele bachmann was once worried about anti-americanism in congress. now she's worried about the rise of the soviet union. yes, the sovietdown union. we'll talk about that in the side show. you're wat

her and donald working together?e conflict in libya ton an international oil grab shows how narrow-minded he is. not to mention the fact of going and taking their oil would violate international law. plus, bush and cheney already tried oil based foreign poll sichlt it worked out great for halliburton but not so good for regular americans trying to gas up their cars at the pump and heat their home, you know what i mean? but this isn't the first time trump has turned foreign policy into a massive oil binge. early this year he said if the united states didn't take oil from iraq, american troops would have died in vain. now trump is at it again. to complain about libyan rebels being richer than americans and to say that united states should go take their oil is arrogant and wreckless psycho talk. go big, go long, go global. that's the economic advice "washington post" columnist e.j. dionne has for president obama. will the president listen? every time a local business opens its doors or creates another laptop bag or hire

>> my favorite is donald on the show with a live audience.ds the end, it had gone very well, at the end, everyone was loving it. he just turned to me and everyone could hear him, by the way, don't worry, the ratings are going to be great. and you know what? they were. >> no, he was host of "saturday night live," god bless him, he's the nicest dude. we wrote in the sketch, just a bunch of comedians sitting around the table, writers meeting. we were going over the sketch and reading the sketch. he tells some joke, we wrote a joke about how his casino is failing in atlantic city. he was, like, and my casino is failing in atlantic city. he takes his glasses off and he goes, mark my words, that casino is going to be number one in two years, to a bunch of comedians. we're sitting there, like, what? we don't know -- what are you talking about? we just are writing a joke. >> indisputably he is endlessly entertaining. >> he's a smart, smart businessman. he knows what he's doing. running for president, not running for president, "celebrity apprentice"

donald trump. the decision you made a couple months ago not to seek the presidential nomination. any regrets? >> first of all, i want to say as i was listening to you eloquently state about the president's conference, i was saying what a terrible time this is for our country. our economy is absolutely doing horribly, and the helicopter was just a disaster yesterday. what a tragedy that was. and just what a terrible time it is for this country. this is things that you would have thought could not have happened. it's just bad news after bad news. the economy, the helicopter, you could just go story after story. everything bad, nothing good. it's a terrible time. i made a decision, as you know, and in fact i was watching a particular show called "meet the press" the day before i did this, and i was leading in the polls with mike huckabee, the two of us were leading in the polls. i made a division for the reason that i made, and however, i will tell you and i was happy with the decision, but if the eco

you will hear my conversation with donald trump. >>> donald trump guess what?is a great thing and he's got nothing but love for the tea party movement. we covered the debt ceiling negotiations, the president's political maneuvering, the upside of owing more money than you've got. listen. >> could debt be a good thing is my point. you have to spend a little money to make a little money. >> i love debt. i've used to become very rich. it's leverage. you can't become really, really rich without debt. you'll use it and if things are good, that's great. and if things are bad you'll renegotiate or you'll do something or do what i have and lots s os of others of the big most important leaders have done, which is take advantage of the laws that are given to you. sometimes that's the chapter laws. but debt can be a great thing if you know how to use it. but it's a very dangerous thing. it's a slippery slope. >> on the hill there's been a heck of a lot of negotiating and criticism for the tea party movement-backed republicans. some are saying they're the ones holding thes

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donald trump is next.nistration said he ought to fix the problem by firing treasury secretary tim geithner. i went so far recommend egg replacement. i asked donald trump to be treasury secretary. go for someone who is unorthodox. >> you are suggesting donald trutch. >> mike: have him take the job for 90 days. >> mr. trump is watching, please call us. >> mike: that would be a game changer and the president needs a game changer and he doesn't have it in geithner. he probably needs a game changer and i visited with donald trump and him what he would d differently in the job. >> first of all your recommendation was heard all over the world. paryis engleft-handa said what a recommendation . what i do, start with chin a. they are abusing us and taking advantage of us and they are smarter than our negotiators and leaders. instead of using great business men down the street that are better than anybody. we use a diplomat and we don't use them. tell china you either behave with the manipulatation or throw a big fat

also a priority for the obama administration which ironically is the entity providing defense for donald rumsfeld that what the seventh circuit the court of appeals ruled is that if donald rumsfeld's policies knowingly violated the american constitution the u.s. constitution if they engaged in or allowed the engagement of illegal activities like torture that he does not have immunity from prosecution or from civil suit and so this opens the door to what is growing as an as a movement inside the united states and internationally for accountability and consequences for crimes committed during the bush era though a court has ruled that former pentagon chief donald rumsfeld has got no immunity in this case do you believe he could ever be brought to justice if found guilty. well the what rumsfeld would be held liable for right now in the case of a civil action is not criminal penalties but civil penalties in other words money and other possible relief injunctive relief that the that the plaintiffs may be seeking but what we have to recognize is that by stripping rumsfeld of immunity for the a

>> donald trump. >> steve: that's right. >> alisyn: donald, you heard about the story of how his bike and i said, boy, he's such a great kid, just a great looking and great kid. and i loved, he said, i prayed for my bike. ask i said, when he prayed for his bike, we have to come through. >> steve: what happened to your bike? >> we were at a friend's house. we came back and the door was open and the lights were on. my dad went and turned the lights on. i usually leave them on. the next day i went to go to a skate park with my friends and so when we went in the garage to get it, it wasn't there. we looked all over. we told my mom. we looked in the cemetery to see if somebody dumped it and then we called the police. >> brian: you're left without a bike. you have a police report and the bike has been -- you had so much fun with this bike. right? >> uh-huh. >> steve: now donald trump enters the picture. you saw it on tv. >> i did. who did i call? >> steve: you called me. >> i actually called steve. i think you were away. i called steve and i said, i just saw the nicest guy on television and

donald kaberuka would also like to respond to that question. >> let me clarify the impression -- i want to clarify. i think the mpgs were great. if we didn't do it -- the agenda was great. i think the target, it cracks progress where the millennium federation was more than the target. in the goals the play of economic reality is more routine because you have this different agenda. one for economic growth -- we

my friend, donald kaberuka, he is -- in a way in which i'm proud. but he grew up in terms of the accidents of history in africa. his parents were in exile. sort of went through most of his education in kansas near. but after that -- tanzania. but after that shinseki was able to go back to his native country. where he served in the central bank as deputy governor. and later became the minister of finance, and overseen very remarkable transformation, all

media bubble cares about donald trump says no my god i mean seriously most people are probably asking why does anyone care that this one man who's not of the like that official is more of you could describe as a media whore. what do you see they have to say about that he has bad hair why do they care and then of course one politician said something crazy so the mainstream media in turn went crazy over it you have been quoted coming out of your caucus as calling this agreement a sugar coated satan sandwich was that indeed your quote is that how you feel about this deal if i were a republican i would be doing in the streets i don't have any idea what the republicans wanted that they didn't get on the surface it looks like the same sandwich. seriously satan sandwich who cares i'll tell you what they could be talking about instead of sandwiches or what donald trump had to say how about the way that this deal is actually going to change america the way it will help get our economy out of the gutter the way that will probably keep unemployment high won't ask anymore of the rich it will only

to throw donald trump out there is interesting. politically, i would agree with monica, that could be very dangerous and good for barack obama history shows it is going to get worse the longer we see unemployment at 9.1%, 14 million people in recent history we've never seen a president reelected -- >> sean: romney is a business guy, people are saying we need somebody that is not insofar over his head. trump said something interesting. he's never done a deal the only deal he ever did was a rest co-deal. that's not a deal. -- he did was the rezko deal. that was not a deal. the one deal was corrupt. >> this guy has never run a business. he's never run a popsicle stand. he's never had to answer to shareholders or turn a profit. >> sean: if he runs a lemonade stand he better get a license. >> the biggest problem is he afraid of making the wrong decision so he's making no decision. >> sean: good to see you. >> the perry effect the texas governor is already sending the mainstream media and white house into a útisy. should he take that as

what is it in your party that was so focused that you made donald trump the front runner because all he did was raise the birther issue. what happened there? you're an expert on politics. >> first of all, i didn't make donald trump the front runner. >> he was the leader in the polls. >> hang on a second, chris. i never one time questioned this issue. in fact, i threw it away. i'm not on record with that. our party's not on regard with that. the fact of the matter is what americans are looking for in ar that. the fact of the matter is what americans are looking for ird w that. the fact of the matter is what americans are looking for icrd that. the fact of the matter is what americans are looking for in rd that. the fact of the matter is what americans are looking for icrd that. the fact of the matter is what americans are looking for iord that. the fact of the matter is what americans are looking for in this country and the reason why donal and sarah palin resonate with the american people is that american in this country are starving for real leadership. people with guts and a spine.

why do you like donald? >> i think donald should have run. i wish he would reconsider.e is still time for you to reconsider. because i think he would be great. i wanted to see new a debate. that would be my favorite part to see you keep everybody honest in the debate. is there any way you can reconsider? >> i will say this, i am watching, but i watch those debates and they are on the boring side, aren't they? during the debate, they talk about the economy. nobody mentions all of the countries throughout the world that are ripping the united states. and that's one of the biggest problems we have with our economy. >> juliet: what about vice president? somebody is throwing out rudy guiliani possibly. but what about vice president for you? >> well, i don't think so. you wouldn't be number two? >> i love what i'm doing, but i am watching very closely what's happening and if the wrong thing happens, things could happen with me. >> one thing we know about donald, he likes top billing. >> brian: he wouldn't be allowed to say no more fired. >> steve: you stick right here, mr. lo

the ktvu was there the family of donald lee met mike and sharon fuller of pleasanton. donald lee's tackle box wound up at their vacation home after a group of missing fishermen fished it out of the water. donald lee's wife described the reaction when she heard about the tackle box. >> i was driving in. i just couldn't help it. i burst into tears. thinking that oh my god you know i -- it was so important to have something of his. >> donald lee and six friends went missing after their boat capsized on july 3rd off mexico's baja coast. family members are holding family members to help pave the cost of a diving exhibition. >>> that man filed a class action lawsuit against the hotel chain for charging him 75 cents for a newspaper he never requested. the man said he noticed a copy of usa today in front of his door but did not pick it up. later he learned he had been charged 75 cents for the paper. the hotel told him he would have to specifically decline the paper not be charged for it. the man says that is another example of a company taking advantage of people. >>> 6:27. th

could be in the dock if you try to hold pentagon officials in this case the head of the pentagon donald rumsfeld accountable for torture or other illegal acts that somehow shackles the hands of u.s. military ironically it suggests that the united states government needs to demands too and is engaging in illegal acts and that if anyone holds them accountable that will be quote shackling their effort to carry out war it's partly demagogy but by virtue of the nature of the argument it also reveals that they in fact have institutionalized torture otherwise they would not be afraid of the allegation against. well at least the pentagon doesn't seem too worried about money as it splashes the cash in a bid to convince young americans to sign up for the army alongside financial uncertainty and unemployment hollywood and the video games industry are helping to turn a military service into an attractive option. and i reports now on how the future is being played out for would be soldiers. a hunt for american youth. to hunt down the next american enemy war incorporated a robust business machine is

donald fance and nathan are telt for fighting through to try to get the story out and as they said it is really important for other whistleblowers to come forward. thanks very much for sharing your thoughts in new york. well coming up on r.t. this hour an assault on civil liberties in hungary journalists are forced to keep quiet if they want to keep their jobs as a new media door is slammed for curbing press freedom. after choppy week for europe stocks for eurozone countries have resorted to methods unseen since the two thousand and eight crisis to try and calm markets france italy spain and belgium of decided to ban short selling on the shares of banks and other financial companies that practices investors selling stocks that are expected to fall in price before buying them back and keeping the difference short selling is being blamed for increasing recent market volatility meanwhile france has been battling speculation it was going to lose its aaa school which was finally reaffirmed by ratings jobs on wednesday investors however remain unconvinced the country's finances a solid enou

defense secretary donald rumsfeld over their alleged torture in iraq all of this as america ramps up its propaganda machine to entice more youngsters into the armed forces. and media outrage in hungary as journalists slam a new door that could effectively silence critics help the government endangering press freedom and the very notion of a democracy. a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow where it's an hour just after six pm night fell over london and once again crowds spilled onto the streets except this time it was local residents out to protect their communities from looters after several days of disorder vandalism and theft and british public has decided it's time to fight back with or without the police and laura reports. to goodness i could show you a warning to loot says if you come out to enfield tonight you'd better be in disguise at the first sign of trouble this is what happens. around five hundred mainly young men chase down the road after police ready to drive troublemakers. out of town. despite the mall atmosphere a large crowd of young men are out fo

defense secretary donald rumsfeld could find themself in the don't. give him the green light. fellows with. the media hungry as the government keeps a grip on the press with a controversial. silence. being revoked.

defense secretary donald rumsfeld can be held liable for alleged torture as an american port allows do it with rocky balboa trains to suit him. and fears over the basic principles of democracy and future employment rise among hundreds of media where is this land the government's new media control law has overly strict. if twenty five people have been reported killed and terrorists london c s sold by government forces in syria's key coastal city of latakia the operation continues a brutal crackdown on several cities protesters demanding president bashar assad step down but protests have grown from articulate over the past five months with around two thousand civilians dead in clashes with government forces the continuing blush it has caused the international community to line up against the state's handling of the uprising and demand an immediate end to the violence and according to journalist neil clark president scientists have promised a multi-party system has brought no i really wish. you and if us appears to be able. to. said it was going to allow a multi-party system in syria but

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donald vance and nathan or tell for fighting through to try to get the story out and as they said it is really important for other whistleblowers to come forward. and controversy surrounds the current u.s. defense secretary as leon panetta is trying to swim against the currents of major cuts in government spending he came as any more reduction to those already imposed who threaten national security but also he's been if you contributions as the main threats the u.s. is facing called be solved by minute she means in laying. but what was really regrettable was panetta persistent state of denial that this is only the first stage of the pentagon budget cuts to be followed inevitably read the second round. and his comments i'm not even beginning to consider what would happen and claiming that such cuts would be disastrous and completely unacceptable those kind of statements could be construed and perceived the white house as a slightly veiled in subordination if not the outright sabotage of the bipartisan effort to make the pentagon lean and mean make no mistake the only reason he was app

defense secretary donald rumsfeld could face a trial over allegations of torture a possible step towards war crimes charges. also still to come the democracy under attack in hungary journalists are enraged over a new media laws they say undermine the basic freedom of the press. person least nineteen are reported to being killed in the port city of latakia where the syrian military has launched its latest crackdown on anti-government protesters warships are reportedly shelling residential districts in the key port city which was once a summer tourist spot arab nations are also lining up against the government crackdown on civilians demanding the violence stops immediately international pressure is mounting on the syrian leadership with u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton calling for economic and political ties for the country to be cut patrick ase from online political magazine spiked believes president assad is ignoring the people at his parents. clamping down on freedom of speech and freedom. expression which is the cornerstone of any democracy is not sending out a message to the sy

defense secretary donald rumsfeld can be held liable for alleged torture as an american court allows to iraq war veterans to see him. and fears over the basic principles of democracy and future employment a rise of around hungary's media workers has slammed the government's new media control law as overly restrictive. at least twenty five people have been reported killed and then turned london see assault by government forces and serious key coastal city of latakia the operation continues a brutal crackdown on several cities to root out protesters demanding president bashar assad step down the protests have. dramatically over the past five months but around two thousand civilians dead in clashes with government forces the continuing bloodshed has caused the international community to line up against the state's handling of the uprising and to demand an immediate end to the violence and according to journalist president promised to allow a multi-party system support you know many of the opposition supported by the u.s. is to. exist in syria but i think the opposition been emboldened b

defense secretary donald rumsfeld faces a lawsuit to american citizens who claim they were tortured by u.s. troops in iraq. and silence truth hunger and journalists of a new law they claim cracks down on government critics and undermines press freedom in the country. international news and current life from r.t. here in moscow has just turned eleven pm talk of police not doing enough to keep london safe the british public take to the streets to protect their neighborhoods from vandals after several days of have a clue to shops and torch cars communities decided it's time to take the matter into their own hands or emmett's has more to goodness a country a warning to looters if you come out to enfield tonight you'd better be in disguise at the first sign of trouble this is what happens. around five hundred mainly young men chase down the road after police ready to drive troublemakers out of town look. despite the mall atmosphere a large crowd of young men are out for justice there's been no trouble so far. ordinary people out to protect their communities a lot of people are here to help

defense secretary donald rumsfeld over their alleged torture in iraq. it's a propaganda machine to entice more youngsters into the armed forces. and journalists are hungry for a new law that could effectively silence critics of the government they feel their legislation in dangerous press freedom and the very notion of democracy. will bring us more new.

a civil lawsuit over allegations that were wrongfully held and tortured in iraq by the us forces donald rumsfeld the country's former secretary of defense could be held personally liable. for watching r t with me kevin zero in bringing more news in about fifteen minutes time after of course the latest sports night with you. thanks for joining us this is for today a plane to head over the next ten minutes losing. confidence a boost russia's one nil friendly win over serbia on the web and state means to complicate side will enter september's crucial europe qualifying periods into trees . nothing but net stresses basketball teams make light work of lifting meaning in their final warm up clash at home of euro boss gets twenty eleven. teatime the final major of the golfing season has just got going we previews the big money is on not the p.g.a. championship. it's been a topsy turvy year so far for the russian national football team but dick advocate's men cannot boast two wins from their past three games following victory over serbia on whedon's say a timely result as well as head of next mo

defense secretary donald rumsfeld over their alleged torture in iraq all of this as america ramps up its propaganda machine to entice more youngsters into the armed forces. and media outrage in hungary journalists slam a new law that could effectively silence critics of the government danger in press freedom and the very notion. the most volatile trading week in no three years is finally over in russia for the my six analogy is haiti two and a half percent after losing more than ten percent in the past seven sessions more on that in twenty seconds. worldwide news twenty four seven this is r.t. live from moscow the night fell over london and once again crowds spilled onto the streets except this time it was local residents out to protect their communities from looters after several days of disorder vandalism month after the british public has decided it's time to fight back with or without the police and it explains. a good result. a warning to leave if you come out to end. tonight you'd better be in disguise at the first sign of trouble this is what happens. around five hundred mainl

court has ruled two americans who work for a private security firm can sue donald rumsfeld for illegal imprisonment and torture if proven guilty it would mean the former defense secretary would be held personally accountable while in iraq in two thousand and six the two minute blew the whistle on their employer for alleged criminal activity but the u.s. military responded by placing them in prison where they claim they were tortured for weeks after being released without charge but you filed a lawsuit against rumsfeld but the motion had been rejected by prosecutors until now and he walked a stop right back it says the case opens the floodgates to other officials being held to account for war crimes. what we have to recognize is that by stripping rumsfeld of immunity for the acts of torture against american citizens this opens wide to do are not only for rumsfeld but for dick cheney for bush for all of those who advocated or put into place policies like the policy of torture which they call enhanced interrogation techniques euphemistically and very thinly euphemistically disguising tort

a cold has allowed to us men to through donald rumsfeld a with illegal imprisonment and torture while they were at his private security contractors in iraq walled in their around the two men made claims that he was engaged in corruption children also they say they were then detained for nine months not a military facility beaten and published before being released without has been ational charge little suit against the former u.s. defense secretary had previously been rejected by prosecutors deborah sweet says it's time for those who with silence a fall to speak hours. massive cases of stealing selling alcohol to iraqi forces of bribery and all sorts of the things that we know and we knew were going on when billions of dollars are involved in the u.s. funds conducting this occupation these guys started to try to get the truth out and then were grabbed by us military interrogated apparently according to them and i certainly believe them. under the same methods of so-called enhanced interrogation that was approved all the way to the top not only rumsfeld we know cheney was behind this a

a us court has given to iraq veterans the green light for us conference secretary donald rumsfeld for illegal in. simmons and if proven guilty he could be held accountable that american screen two thousand and six that they found and what they take government contracts and they were then reportedly detained and subjected to violence by the u.s. military without explanation or charge and after being released they filed a lawsuit against rumsfeld which has that rejected by prosecutors this week to oxidize back the case may open the floodgates other officials to be held to account for war crimes what we have to recognize is that by stripping rumsfeld of immunity for the acts of torture against american citizens this opens wide the door not only for rumsfeld but for cheney for bush for all of those who advocated or put into place policies like the policy of torture which they call enhanced interrogation techniques euphemistically and very thinly euphemistically disguising torture which is illegal then that means all of these people could be in the dark if you try to hold pentagon official

defense secretary donald rumsfeld over there. propaganda machine to entice more guns. and journalists are hungry. silence critics of the government. press freedom and the very notion of the. next hour shows you the best places to take a break during the summer heat on the outskirts of the capital.

defense secretary donald rumsfeld may face trial and occasions of torture and after a court and out to americans to file lawsuits against him. the six two private security contractors claim the firm was engaged in corruption in response the u.s. military reportedly held them in prison for nine months when they were allegedly tortured without explanation when they were released they brought a little suit against rumsfeld but that was rejected by prosecutors until now the case my open the floodgates to other officials being held to account for war crimes that's according to the war activist brian becker what we have to recognize is that by stripping rumsfeld of immunity for the acts of torture against american citizens this opens wide the door not only for rumsfeld but for dick cheney for bush for all of those who advocated or put into place policies like the policy of torture which they call enhanced interrogation techniques euphemistically and very thinly euphemistically disguising torture which is illegal then that means all of these people could be in the dock if you try to hold pent

defense secretary donald rumsfeld could find himself in the dog home of the two iraq war veterans are given the green light to sue him for an alleged war crimes. and a media calorie is the government keeps a grip on the press with a controversial rule that sees all the as a journalist silenced. plus in business or so the non-banks is in some european companies so the stock market volatility more and that's in business in twenty minutes. a very warm welcome to you this is our see life from moscow the british prime minister is blaming gangs of black berry things and even social networks for inciting violence in the country david cameron's also said parts of society are sick but locals in the affected areas say they've been neglected by the government for years and with a sense of insecurity growing on the streets people are now forced to take matters into their own hands nor i met reports from london. a warning to looters if you come out to enfield tonight. you'd better be in disguise at the first sign of trouble this is what happens. around five hundred mainly young men chased down the