george bush who'd been with darwin and the decay you say on the island on how the judge. who had not even died well i can now hold the hoof and. i know now if. so what if the guy threw a shoe at. and there me. my. going to be made a few. battles for you to come selves are. going to be my. own just said the. movement. i'm going to reach is the sourcing of the l a times report paragraph one of us authorities say column one still u.s. officials say said one u.s. justice department counterterrorism official column 2 officials said u.s. authorities say u.s. officials said those officials said the officials confirmed american officials complained they said that u.s. officials. u.s. officials stressed column 3 u.s. authorities said jordanian officials said we got a slight. no laughter please we haven't finished yet several u.s. officials said column 4 u.s. officials said several american official said officials say say u.s. officials but u.s. officials said one u.s. counterterrorism official said i'm not joking there it is that is the journalism you're getting fed i sometimes th

could valerie jarrett say something like george bush enjoys painting and running? >> i don't know enough of facts. is he a c candidate at that tim? i just don't know. >> he's president. how about an opinion on policy? for example, could valerie jarrett go on tv and say former president dick cheney is hawkish? >> i think comments on policy are allowed. when they talk about somebody who's running for office, a candidate and they're in their official duties, there are restrictions on that. >> mr. kerner, is joe biden creepy? because in your letter to president trump you stated that ms. conway is allowed to -- not allowed to state that. >> it's an opinion. i think the argument was made that she was just stating facts.

george bush, bill webster, leon panetta, and mike pompeo. i will talk about pompeo because he is different in the way he was a restorer. the first three are here to stabilize the ship in times of controversy. when you think about bush becoming head of the agency right after the start of the scandals of the 1970's and the congressional investigations winding down, he is there to make the agency seem like it is not the ogre it was portrayed to be in the media and in some sectors of congress. initially, as a politician, agency professionals did not like this appointment because we didn't want the agency turned into another cabinet office with a political hack or big donors running it. bush was able to allay those concerns quickly because he was a nice guy. everybody could get along with him. he was very honest about his agenda. by the end of his 11 months he had accomplished exactly what president ford wanted him to do. webster gets appointed right after the iran-contra scandal. you can see why having a former judge and senior law enforcement o

achieve this but this was the story doing the george bush the where are going for 0 in richmond for iran but in the would see the last days of the bush administration in office they understood that they can know this and they wanted to shift toward letting iran to have some enrichment and that's why the same thing happened during the obama administration because before those pressures and sanctions against iran iran had a couple of hundreds of ended up to have thousands of centrifuges and the same story can have happened and be repeated as this i mean we have been seeing these stories in the past years iran and eat 33 european countries they had then they dream and in 2003 but iran that its own part the other part under the fresh of the americans didn't fulfill its commitments and they can we are seeing the americans are repeating the same story well this might happen in future as well. yes it surely can and i think we're already seeing that scenario unfolding again iran pursuing its nuclear program that american skipping some of the strangest sanctions ever at the rainy and population i

george hw bush became president himself. this is hosted by the smithsonian program. >> i thought i would have a little bit of fun. i noticed you gazing up, trying to figure out who these people are. i thought we would spend minutes playing directors jeopardy. we will see how that goes. i haven't done this before, so it could fall flat or i could spend the rest of the night doing this and trash this presentation. let's start with this. serving longest director of central intelligence. and you can shout out the name. allen dulles, right. there he is right there. shortesty, i am the serving director. pompeo was in for the better part of a year as was george bush. are, almost. no, he was in for about a year and a half. we have to go way, way back to somebody i'm sure you have never heard of unless your a history geek. whofirst one, sydni souers, was head of the central intelligence group which was cia's predecessor organization. he was a crony of harry truman's and he made it clear when he took the job he only wanted to serve a

bush: i'm not going to tell george you clapped more for ferris than you clapped for george. the third choice that must not be missed is to cherish your human connections, your relationships with family and friends. for several years, you've had impressed upon you the importance to your career of dedication and hard work. and, of course, that's true. but as important as your obligations as a doctor, a lawyer, a business leader will be, you are a human being first. and those human connections - with spouses, with children, with friends, are the most important investments you will ever make. [applause] mrs. bush: at the end of your life, you will never regret not having passed one more test, winning one more verdict, or not closing one more deal. you will regret time not spent with a husband, a child, a friend, or a parent. we are in a transitional period right now, we are in a transitional period right now, fascinating and exhilarating times, learning to adjust to changes and the choices we, men and women, are facing. as an example, i remember what a friend said, on hearing he

human hope under george bush. i'm not a washington side and the minute i see them i'm just bush. who are con a little nutty general anyhow the men who are put in. peace that's what we want freedom and peace not. a few of. those who were left who want to see. what the whole dollar an hour just to her feet. and they just push them into the head of the can but because of that luck and the how they get bought girl in the shop at up they say something will never do it but how can a few were too much suffering the want to t'other can even be full. damage how about a lead up to a silo let me allow to be a diamond how about an add up how well it had healed you let your color george bush and then tell us all in there not be a circle let me come to what i can accept that we have the internet are being developed and it but it could do so if you were accepted at the job and that i mean let me say that you none were george bush who'd been with darwin and the decay you say on the island on how the judge. who had not even died well i can now hold the hoof and. now if. so what if the guy threw a

guest: and drugs are for george w. bush. he was more -- drug czar for george w. bush. he was more liberal than i was. i went into the bush administration for a variety of reasons. i was deputy director of speechwriting and became director of the officer -- office of admissions. joe felt i had gone to the dark side and he was critical to me. when i got out of the administration in 2007, i was free to write, i responded, and we had back-and-forth. you can google our names and see the back-and-forth. he got angry and there was antipathy and some of the exchanges got too personal. some people were cheering me on because they agreed with me, disagreed with joe, but i felt like there was something about it that was not right. people who knew me best like my wife thought ultimately that needs to be repaired. several years later during the obama presidency, i reached out to joe and we had a nice exchange. we met at the jefferson hotel in washington, d.c., and as we were walking, we came from different sides from the hotel, which is probably fitting, and we embraced on the stre

one of the reasons i made the most important decision of my life, to marry george bush, is because he made me laugh. it's true, sometimes we've laughed through our tears, but that shared laughter has been one of our strongest bonds. find the joy in life, because as ferris bueller said on his day off, "life moves pretty fast, and you don't stop and look around once in a while, you're going to miss it." (i'm not going to tell george you clapped more for ferris than you clapped for george.) the third choice that must not be missed is to cherish your human connections, your relationships with family and friends. for several years, you've had impressed upon you the importance to your career of dedication and hard work. and, of course, that's true. but as important as your obligations as a doctor, a lawyer, a business leader will be, you are a human being first. and those human connections - with spouses, with children, with friends, are the most important investments you will ever make. [applause] at the end of your life, you will never regret not having passed one more test, winning one m

and george h.w. bush. >> we did not have these issues with george h.w. bush and george w. lling out president obama and his wife taking his children on the trip to spain. that costs taxpayers $467,000. he said they are out spending money. really? >> you know, minor children, it is common for presidents to take them on foreign trips and be there for major moments. the trump administration said the adult children paid their own way for the trip. >> they have the security. they did not fly on air force i. we do not know where they stayed. they have to have security. all those individuals is going to add up to more than $467,000 he called out for protecting sasha and malia. >> we pay for the security anyway. they guard the trump children. that comes with having this many children with president trump. >> i think we can all agree the president and his family deserve the safety of the secret service. the issue is about donald trump never respecting the norms of the office and his family not respecting it. it has been a stay one story and never been addressed. republicans never he

bush administration before bombing deputy speech writer for george w. bush.earing ronald reagan, giveing a speech, that a speech you could ever imagine president trump giving? >> no, i couldn't. the benality of donald trump's works has been the hallmark of his words by ronald reagan were particularly elegant and really exceptional. but they also if it the man and it's important when it comes to speeches as well. the words matter, but the person delivering the words matter, too. and it helps to give a dignified speech if the person who is delivering is himself or her self-dignified. in the case of donald trump, that's not possible without dignity. >> i want to play what the president had to say yesterday about the protests that have taken place over the last couple of days. listen. >> as far as the protests, i have to tell you, because i commented on it yesterday. we left the prime minister, the queen, the royal family, there were thousands of people on the streets cheering. and even coming over today, there were thousands of people cheer,. then i heard there

that the relationship between the 2 countries is bigger than any individual it if it's survived george bush i think it will survive donald trump it is institutional it is cultural it's historical and i think not even donald trump can upset that for the moment because you leave it there and see how the day unfolds and what comments come out from london for the moment thanks very much for your time. sir. 2 senior american officials have expressed extremely different views on the government's long awaited middle east peace plan the washington post obtained an audio recording of in which the secretary of state questions how people will perceive the still secret plan and brian explains. secretary of state mike was speaking to leaders of jewish organizations in the u.s. when he gave his candid assessment of the so-called deal of the century he said it could be argued that the white house plan for peace between israel and the palestinians is an executable i get why people think this is going to be. a deal that only busy the israelis go out i understand the perception of. the space. back we we have

ron, of course when george w. bushesident to do so back in 2003 -- 2003, there american president to do so back in 2003 —— 2003, there were demonstrations here as well, it was around the invasion of iraq, there was a lot of anti—war feeling amongst the british public. how did the white house deal with that, did they try to avoid the protests, how concerned were they about that, was itan concerned were they about that, was it an issue? it certainly was an issue for us as a staff level, but president bush told us repeatedly, i understand that some of the decisions i've made are not popular. i stand by those decisions but i made, i stand with our collie, tony blair, and at that juncture made, i stand with our collie, tony blair, and at thatjuncture he said i'm going to go over, i'm going to represent united states, i'm good to visit with the clean, and i'm going to have a good time. certainly he was cognizant of some of the protests that were out there, he was aware of what was going on, but he said he was not going to le

for george h w bush. much more than he had for his son george w. bush.they served in congress together. they were respectful of each other. of his being able to reach out to members of the other party. he had very good republican friends. i mentioned senator dole. he gave them respect. host: good morning. you get the last word. my call is more spiritual than anything. frank, i have an amazing 30-year-old autistic child. campaign, during the i didn't vote for trump, that's not here or there. i remember when he made fun of the journalists that had cerebral palsy. she looked at me. i didn't think she was paying attention. said, mom, that man is a bully. this might seem silly to a lot of people. and i doa child believe the meek will inherit the earth, here is a young woman who noticed a bully. , im the bottom of my heart feel sorry for this gentleman. host: we will get a quick response. children can see through lots of things. perhaps that's what your daughter was understanding. there is honesty and truth in children. 1994 and hiseat in death in 2012. can yo

george w. bush in 2000 four. and barack obama in 2014. ,t 4:00 p.m., on real america the 1944 film, from d-day to germany. >> we thought we could use it as a port. but we found that cherbourg was badly destroyed by the germans themselves. they destroyed the docks, which we thought we could use. and it took them, if i recall,

the gathered at the george bush presidential library. the president would have turned 95. mrs. bush te it was the first time since the president was buried. all grandchildren have been together. >>>>> let's check in with how the father's day forecast is shaping up. biko is shaping up to be another cool day. it's different than what we saw earlier in the week. people did not like the really, really hot temperatures, that was early last week. things have obviously changed. let's take a live look. definitely, a cool, cloudy foggy start to a deep layer of fog extend well inland. really it's affecting temperatures, macon is really cool this morning mid 50s all across the region. look at the major cooling we have seen. in the last few days, tuesday, the highs, look at that. concord reached 105 yesterday, 73. tuesday in santa rosa, it was 100. 74 degrees yesterday. much different than what was on earlier in the week. we will see one attempts. for now, it is nice and cool to start out father's day. cool, cool, cool 52 degrees. 54 in oakland now. 55 in fremont. 58 and san jose. like i ke

-- my advice -- i've worked for ann richards, you know, as a democratic governor, i worked for george busha republican governor. spent 40 years in texas. it's a really conservative state. and my advice to democrats is do not get distracted. i mean, if democrats are winning texas, they're going to win 48 states. texas is, you know, demographics are changing and democrats get seduced every cycle that this is going to happen, but democrats need to pay attention to swing states. that's where the election is going to be decided and the mistake that democrats made last time is i remember covering for "the circus," we're following hillary clinton in the last week down to arizona and the question is, you know, it's clear what they were trying to do which was put more points on the board. day were trying to just run up the score and ignored pennsylvania. ignored wisconsin. ignored michigan. so the fact is, yeah, this -- does this say something? yeah. it says that there's -- there's -- the president has trouble out there, and that there's opportunity for democrats, but the opportunity is not in texa

ritchie, and ned ryan, founder and ceo of american majority and former presidential writer for george w. bush. thank you for joining me this morning. earlier this year a virginia bill that would have banned the sale of large-capacity magazines similar to those used in the shooting was blocked by republicans. does this move the needle at

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george w bush and barack obama coming into land. lso been given state visits to the uk, so it hasn't been a natural consequence that every us president has been invited ona every us president has been invited on a state visit. sadiq khan has been saying in this case he doesn't think donald trump should be given that red carpet welcome. but that is what he is getting. invited by the per minister, theresa may, in behalf of the queen. —— the prime minister. richard galpin is still with me at winfield house, the residents of the us ambassador, woodyjohnson, and is where donald trump will be spending much of the morning before he goes to buckingham palace for that official welcome. richard, these tweets as the president is about to land, poor he has even touched down about sadiq khan. —— before he has even. about sadiq khan. —— before he has even. quite something! but not surprised, frankly. they have been sniping at each other for several yea rs sniping at each other for several years and this has happened before. what donald trump has s

right or wrong, he thought that george bush's foreign policy -- first george bush -- was just against everything america stood for. he was worried about the first gulf war. he saw this as our first forward into america foray empire. he was run out of the conservative movement for this. he thought bush had betrayed the entire reagan legacy. he was fine with a large military, just did not think you could use it. one of those things where you have a military so you don't use it. should did not think you use it. the idea we have troops stationed in 150 countries out of roughly 196, something very different than what it would have been in 1991, he would have then -- would've been very upset about it. he would not have recognized any of the people that we call, pejoratively or not, neocons. this is and i think maybe even more important, and i don't want to necessarily name names, but the idea that you have radio shows that a kid to conservatism as art -- let me rephrase that, not as art but as entertainment -- radio shows dedicated to conservatism. his conservatism, what we are doing for we

if you look at george bushes, two terms under ronald reagan, richard nixon's strength after two terms under eisenhower or even the strength after one term other than jimmy carter, sitting vice president should be stronger than joe biden. perhaps that's because joe biden seems to have no self-awareness whatsoever. [laughter] he does not seem to understand, he comes across as a polished loudmouth blowhard with nothing to say. which is good because he has so much botox, he can barely talk. [laughter] on a serious note, vice president president biden is responsible because the turbo c, racist expensive war on drugs. it is because of fight president biden that record numbers of young african americans have incarcerated for the first time, nonviolent crime or possession of small amounts of drugs. at the time, used to call it the biden bill. a bill by which bill and hillary said black people needed to be brought to heel. who is it who has signed reform to give people in this position a second chance, that would be president donald trump. [cheering] [applause] this is a comparison that i woul

ironically, the same plan that the prime minister of iraq and george bush are now negotiating.t is john mccain. >> so he spent more time hitting senator mccain instead of palin's record. do you think that will be a hashinger of things to come this evening? will he go all out against trump and not the folks standing next to him? what do you think? >> the takeaway i had from the reporting on that, is that if you look at the different debates that john mccain has been in over the years. even though he has this reputation as a gaffe machine. he's tailored his approach to each debate. he was on the edge of the stage, hardly getting any speaking time, going a half hour at a time without talking. we're talking about more than a decade later. with palin, his team was prepared, saying, she's had a disastrous week, she had come off of all those katie couric interviews. there were all these questions about whether she was ready for the vice presidency. his role was to talk up barack obama. >> this had is his 2012 debate performance with paul ryan, and biden took the opposite approach. >>

there is a massive you have the you know the quiet sleepers like clinton and obama and certainly george bush and ronald reagan who basically were white washing the american dream and making it seem as if it was real fact is people are waking up from the dream and really there is a nightmare going on and that's one thing i do like about trump although albeit he's adding to the nightmare he certainly has made people very much aware of it so in that case i would say he's waiting ok richard you know they are the democrats going to run against trump like they've been doing since his inauguration are they going to run on the issues because if you look and i'm going to get partisan right now if you look at his media support c.n.n. m.s.n. b.c. meaning against donald trump here in for the democrats if they continue down the path that they've been doing for the last 2 and a half years that is just going to boost trump's image and maybe electoral success in 2020 i mean the media helped elect trump by mocking him when they when they mocked trump they mocked tens of millions of americans and that's why t

you can see the first few names on here is modeled reagan and george bush. specifically, a lot of people from reno, older city nevada, gardnerville,d which is a small ranching community. you get a lot of interested nevadans. it is the case with any members of congress. is neat to see that they are right on top. this is a finished folder from the actual script collection. these markers are for my reference. an acid-free folder. it has the title. it includes drafts of the nominating speech for reagan. the part of the collection that is fully processed. seeen up this folder and there are some newspaper clippings. and if i get back into paul's nominating speech from ronald reagan for 1980. that is in his hand in the black felt pen. he would often write ideas down to bring people together. modern women is who he is targeting. something about minorities. anyway, this is just an example. i always like running across the official miranda. hande to see it from his to know that he actually wrote this. it is kind of neat. in thistick this back folder here. here we go.

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the call went to george w. bush. they said he won florida. because he won florida, george w. bush was the 43rd president of the united states. you thought the night was over? you were wrong. then the gore campaign said no, we think the count is wrong. and the count got changed. gore retracted his concession to george w. bush. they stopped him before he made the speech. everybody suddenly under 270 in the race. no clear winner. florida looked this way at about 4:00 or 5:00 in the morning. barically any votes separating the two. what ensued? the 36-day recount. butterfly ballots, voters in one county who may have accidentally voted for pat buchanan and the supreme court stepped in a 5-0 ruling that's still talked about and made george w. bush the next president. that ended the 2000 election, but every election since, florida, florida, florida, and 2020 will be no different, brian. >> steve, you've outdone yourself. i'm here to tell the viewers steve is going to rejoin us after the break. it's going to be really interesting to see his choice of attire then. the stakes could not b

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