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in particular. >> i think that donald rumsfeld will go down in history as one of the worst secretariesved the administration was ignoring the most important lesson of vietnam, a lesson powerfully conveyed by a downed u.s. aircraft still there five decades later, that if u.s. troops are to be sent overseas, it must be done, mccain believed, with overwhelming force, to guarantee a decisive victory and a clear exit strategy. john king, cnn. >> tonight, former presidents obama, bush, and clinton will pay tribute to senator john mccain in a special documentary. "john mccain: for whom the bell tolls," airs tonight at 9:00 eastern right here on cnn. senator mccain was also known for his wicked sense of humor. one memorable moment, the time that he sent some lighthearted railery in the direction of his 2008 presidential opponent, president barack obama. this was before the election. we'll hear that exchange, coming up. >>> this week's "start small think big" looks at an entrepreneur in seattle who's turning old boats into luxury floating homes. take a look. >> seattle's a unique part of the co

i believe the theory that donald rumsfeld, who was chief of staff to gerald ford, at least one of the reasons he thought it was good for bush to take this job is because bush was going to be one of rumsfeld's competitors should he want to run for the white house. having bush be a spy was an added bonus for rumsfeld. brian: i'm old enough to remember back in the late 60's, called then item washington wire in the wall street journal that predicted that george bush and donald rumsfeld would be running for president. when did he first started thinking about being president? bush was suchrge a popular and charismatic person's entire life. -- his entire life. people would often say, you should run for president. i think he began to consider in , the first documented case of him explaining to people he wanted to run for president was when he was in china. some think he was going to come back into in 1976 or 1980. clearly he was a person who always thought he should be in charge. he was not an alpha male, but he also thought it was a realistic proposition that he would never be the inside can

against leaders like donald rumsfeld and potentially henry kissinger and others. i wonder if you could bring us up to date a little on the status of where these things are and, also, is there anything in particular that is giving rise to making this statement today? mr. bolton: right. well, on the second point, as i said, the court itself has informed us that the prosecutor has requested the court, part of the problem not having separation of powers -- to open a formal investigation. we just wanted to make it clear to the i.c.c. how we feel about hat which is not much. [laughter] mr. bolton: especially after eight years after the obama administration. so that really is what dictated the timing here. although it's no coincidence tomorrow is september 11, which is how this conflict in afghanistan for us started. you know, there was a time -- and i think it's likely to come again, when a lot of countries thought by adopting what they called universal jurisdiction statutes they could prosecute pretty much anybody they wanted any time. belgium, for example, 20 or so ye

command headquarters that would focus exclusively on africa's and so the bush administration under donald rumsfeld was running the pentagon at the time decided to do that set up a separate command just for africa. the united states is the only country to have divided the world into separate military sectors to monitor and patrol these are north com. south com you com cent com and now africa. under the stated goals of fighting terrorism and providing humanitarian assistance afrikan implanted itself on the continent conducting military exercises with a growing number of african countries. but was this the only reason for africa repast create god i saw a little bit that the oil is that is not there are america sort of course you know or is it appropriate was up from utah is a notorious list there for so who should ought to. security don't those also go to make sure i don't they i mean as the prison or the screwed up by donald dumps of all. she. has. friendly establish itself as a counterweight to french and american interests on the continent in the first decade of the twenty first century china had

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intelligence,ing and its evaluation to bow a phrase from a former secretary of defense donald rumsfeld, was the nagging persistence of the unknown unknowns. the things we do not know, we do not know. all of this led to uncertainty and a lack of information, which we often think we have enough information. also too much information could be just as bad. usknow more, but this makes more or not less certain. sifting through all of this information was to borrow a phrase, like staring at a confusion of lights at a ground of dark this. when union officer in virginia in 1860 four understood this well. he discovered that his sources had placed one particular on ourrate division front, on our left, and on its way. this the exploding shells, smoke, prize of the wounded. the average combat officer would be tempted for the counsel of his fears, not of his intelligence. in judgingult reliability of information sources, particularly human ones is that these were human beings and human beings do all kinds of things that we cannot understand. many secret service operatives were civilians. they were i

. >> donald rumsfeld talked about the snapshot. >> i think the presidential libraries and presidential sites could do more programs and exhibits about the relationship between the press and the presidency, because it's an important one. the public is aware of it. they don't think about it in too many terms of how it's supposed to operate. maybe we don't get enough of it in the schools, of that kind of discussion and that kind of examination, that needs to be done because it is sort of like the foundation of our democracy. that the relationship between the public and the public officials is -- is -- is conducted through the press. and the media. and so that it's fundamental to just -- for people -- i don't know what they're doing in the high schools these days. they could be doing a lot more. i think that all educational institutions can be doing a lot more in talking about the relationship, especially in these times when the relationship has become so controversial. >> one of the interesting dynamics, and i would invite anybody for questions. please make your way to the mic. just how m

a guy named donald rumsfeld . so this all happens and repeats itself 60 years later, this is trump in cleveland and his nixon law and order speech, that dark speech and you know, it's just a remarkable story, but it holds in it to me the whole that if we can get a reset button and go back to 1968, go back to february 1968, the carter commission, go back martin luther king is still alive, body kennedy is still alive. we are moving in the right direction and the violence and not that was sparked by all this, all these problems followed it and caused the great backlash which we are still living through we've been doing nothing but cycling through . and so that's why i think this book is important. this is taylor branch the pulitzer prize winning series, the trilogy on king and he says nonviolence is important among democratic ideas, and nearly vanished from public discourse even though the most basic element of free government, the boat has no other means. every ballot is a piece of nonviolence. dignified hard-won co

what donald rumsfeld used to say about air. when it is plentiful you don't worry about it.american people love their prosperity. if we have consecutive quarters of 4% growth the americans people will get into like never before. charles: what do you think when we see broader polls, particularly political polls that suggest the republicans are struggling here, it seems to me, when this sort of job creation, with the folks coming back into the labor force, wages are going up, is it just the republicans are not articulating this enough? >> let's remember something about the polling business. it is now matured throughout very slow growth period of the long 2,000s. the last 18 years when we had slow growth. the polling business is not ready for big-time economic growth. maybe the polling business hasn't captured the excitement that electorate really will have, if we have four to 5% growth like we did in the early ronald reagan years. charles: i got to agree. anecdotally, voters will be driving by malls, by shopping centers, and all you see are help-wanted signs out there. in fact