and george w. bush, the one who came next and then finally, we sort of dip our toe into the obama pret si,sidency. and we will see one example of pat oliphant's work in sculptures, and it is an inextraordinary work, and one of the panelists mary kay cary can tell us about the sculpture and the president who it portrays. mary kate is a fellow at the miller institute, and she has been teaching in the politics part of the university. she was a speechwriter and communication specialist in all parts of the bush/quayle campaign in 1988 and in the george bush presidency. and philip zelico is the former member of the miller center and member of the history department here held prominent positions in both bushes' administrations, both george and george w. admin straegs a administrations and did other things that i am not aware of that are worth noting. and chris lowe s a senior fellow here at the miller center. and he has worked in over the years all three branchs of government, and i don't know how many people

and george w. bush, the one who came next, then finally, we sort of get >> our toe into the obama presidency. part of which pat oliphant was able to capture in his cartoons. we will also see at least one example of pat oliphant's great gift as a sculptor. unfortunately we only get to see it in two dimensions. it is an extraordinary work. one of our >> panelists, mary kay carey, can tell us something about that sculpture and the president who it portrays. mary cate is a senior fellow at the miller center. she has been teaching this year and the politics department of the university. she was a speechwriter and communication specialist of all sorts in the bush/quayle >> campaign in 1988, and during the george bush presidency. philip, former director of the miller center, and a member of the history department here held prominent positions in both bushes administrations. both george and george w administrations, and probably did other things that i am not even aware of that are worth noting. and then chris

this is george w. bush surrounded by republicans saying i'll have to reposition myself away from you guys. i'm a compassionate conservative. one of them says what the hell is that, g.w.? i thought you said you'll need all of the help you can get and this was before the 2000 election. so this was -- right? october of '99. right. so i remember at the time when he first labeled himself himself a compassionate conservative and there were many of us on the right who said, hey, wait a minute, are you saying the rest of us aren't compassionate that that was not helpful that he did that, and i can see why it was fodder for humor because it did step on a lot of people's toes and it's not a very nice portrayal of the other republicans. they look like something out of "the good, the bad and the ugly," but it does make a good point. what's your take, philip? >> well, you'll see. he's given bush the big, white hat and he'll use this motif and at this time bush -- the white hat seems roughly appropriate to bush's size, t

first, george p. bush on the legacy of his grandparents a george h. w. bush and barbara bush. >> thank you. welcome. i feel like i probably do not need to introduce my fellow panelists here, because everyone knows who they are, but on my left we have george p. bush. speaking on behalf of the bush brand. [applause] >> susan page is the washington andau chief for usa today author of the best-selling biography of barbara bush called the matriarch. she will be signing copies of it after this. [applause] beschloss, one of our most well-known presidential historians who has written so many things, so many books, i will be asking you about some of the stuff that i found in my worn copy of character of all. something i want to ask all of lost- given that we have barbara bush and george h. w. bush so close together, what kind of reassessment do you think this has brought for the country as to what the bush name and what the significance really was of all of the work that they did in so many arenas of public service? >> looking back on it now coming close to a year

george bush and barack obama, and six lines people would say, that is george bush or barack obama, and so once you have done the outline of the face in the years of obama, before you have completed it, people can tell what you are drawing, so it is a mystical thing. so the facial recognition software in our brains is very acute in one of the things that the caricatures can use to their advantage. it takes a little effort to be nonpart san when yisan when you the coasters and things. at "politico" i am paid to have an opinion and express it strongly and the same with anne and carol, and we get to dial it back. which i also understand is that it is not just that we don't want to unnecessarily roil people when they come in for a drink at the bar, but one of the nice things about the bar and what i have learned about the churl of washington culture of washington is there is a culture of comedy, and you learn to get along with people that you may disagree with politically, and you can sit down and have a drink with them. that is the spirit of the bar, and the spirit that we all bring to the

and when george h. w. bush sought the presidency in 1988, he told the country that he wanted to become the education president, the environmental president and he wants a kinder and gentler america. better to tell us his vision for this summit then george h. w. bush himself. ♪ ♪ the spirit of the summit is how can we get results. we are here to put progress beforero partisanship, the futue for the moment, and our children before ourselves. and now it is time to define. this is a time for action. i value your advice and ideas as we continue to refine the federal role. to those who say that money alone is the answer, i say there is no one answer. if anything experienced teachers we are simply not getting our money's worth and education. our focus must no longer be on resources. it must be on results. this is only the third time in our 200 years in the nation that a president has held a summit with the governors and i've told you together because you bear the constitutional responsibility for education, and i didn

finally we have a cartoon during the bush administration, george w. bush administration. and mr. block believes strongly in separation of church and state. and he believed that funding for religious groups violated that. and one way he depicted it of course was by showing the newspaper headline, but the guy rolling his eyes and looking at the steeple over the white house emphasized the point that mr. block believed that george w. bush had a strong affiliation with religious groups, christian religious groups in particular. so one of the issues that mr. block drew cartoons about for decades was on equality and civil rights. he really believed that african-americans deserved an equal chance and an equal opportunity. and eight years after the passage of brown versus board of education, which was supposed to desegregate the public schools and universities and give everybody an equal education, in 1962 he pointed out that that still was not the case. there were states in the country that had chosen to shutter their public schools rather than desegregate. so we have a little girl holdi

president of ukraine didn't even know he was being extorted so why did nancy pelosi not prosecute george bush well wiki leaks revealed that in 2000 to 2002. he was informed that the bush administration was carrying out a torture program which is illegal it's a war crime goes against the geneva conventions the united states constitution and international law so she was informed about it as the leader of the democratic party at the time in the house she did nothing about it ever she never informed anybody she never lots and best the geisha she never learned the public that their government was committing war crimes and so that makes her complicit in war crimes so when she took back over the house of representatives in june 2006 and george bush was still president for 2 more years everybody wanted her to impeach him because it was obvious that the guy was a war criminal and she said immediately impeachment is off the table why did she say that because she knows if she had a hearing into impeachment that the bush administration would show that she was also complicit in this and that if they're gu

still walks the earth and the same person who was supposed to impeach george bush a bonafide war criminal didn't and now it's the same person who's trying to impeach trump for an ambiguous phone call to ukraine. thank you now thank you it's a pleasure and you can watch the amazing jimmy door show online after the break will the chickens come home to roost after last week's u.k. general election to britain announces but fluent best selling of chickens plus good omen is it supersized the director will get a look tells us the true story of the usa so poor old chlorinated chicken told us of all coming up about 2 of going on the ground. during the great depression which i'm old enough to remember there was most of my family were unemployed or working class and it wasn't it was bed you know much worse objective listen today but there was an expectation that things were going to get better. there was a real sense of hopefulness there isn't today today's america was shaped by the 10 principles of concentration of wealth and power. reduced democracy attack solo down engineer elections man

still walks the earth and the same person who was supposed to impeach george bush a bonafide war criminal didn't and now it's the same person who's trying to impeach trouble for an ambiguous phone call to ukraine to read or thank you thank you was a pleasure and you can watch the amazing jimmy door show online after the break will the chickens come home to roost after last week's u.k. general election after britain announces bird flu and mass culling of chickens what's going on in egypt supersize me direct double digits but a look tells us the true story of the usa so pooled chlorinated chicken told us of all coming up about 2 going on the ground. in the troubled 19 seventies a group of killers rampage through parts of northern ireland that was coordinated loyalists attacks on the population of tens of thousands of forced to flee their homes come up with strike can put these attacks was a p.r. you see the police actually took part in the attacks so instead of presenting they were active participants in the burning of schools streets in belfast i think more than a 100 innocent civ

still walks the earth and the same person who was supposed to impeach george bush a bonafide war criminal did it and now it's the same person who's trying to impeach trouble for an ambiguous phone call to ukraine. to read or thank you thank you was a pleasure and you can watch the amazing jimmy door show online after the break will the chickens come home to roost after last week's u.k. general election after britain announces bird flu and mass killing of chickens plus a good omen age of super size me director will get a look tells us the true story of the usa so pooled chlorinated chicken told us a ball coming up but through it going on the ground. it is relatively easy to explain the tory spectacular victory in the general election for the elites it was about jeremy corbett but for the voters it was all about brakes and indeed it was greg zip 2.0 for bojo it is time to deliver. i had a spiritual experience. and i have the little girl that died in the fire sent there collins. there. were looking for a cure any creature. 54 years old and 21 years younger role model. for a crime i

still walks the earth and the same person who was supposed to impeach george bush a bonafide war criminal didn't and now it's the same person who's trying to impeach trump for an ambiguous phone call to ukraine. she read or thank you thank you was a pleasure and you watched the amazing journey door show one life after the break will the chickens come home to roost after last week's u.k. general election after britain announces good flu and best selling of chickens what's going on in egypt supersize me director bill gates with a look tells us the true story of the usa so poor old chlorinated chicken told us of all coming up about through it going underground. i had a spiritual experience. and i had the little girl that died in the fire sent there collins. 75 year old son we're looking forward to any preaching. on 54 years old it's been 21 years on good role model. for a crime i didn't commit. my own stupidity was in a sense doesn't read to groups that nobody would listen. you know a new. trial was pretty much a farce. they are having the building community for the trial. tell you

still walks the earth and the same person who was supposed to impeach george bush a bonafide war criminal didn't and now it's the same person who's trying to impeach trouble for an ambiguous phone call to ukraine to read or thank you thank you was a pleasure and you can watch the amazing jimmy door show online after the break will the chickens come home to roost after last week's u.k. general election to britain announces bird flu and mass killing of chickens posted on an age of super size me direct it will display the look tells us the true story of the usa so pool chlorinated chicken told us a ball can have a bite to going on the ground. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race in this very dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. in the troubled 19 seventies a group of killers rampage through parts of northern ireland that was coordinated loyalist attacks particular population. were forced to flee the

i learned so much from george h.w. bush about grace. learned so much from him about diplomatic skill. and i learned a lot about building relationships. and so, he was a master of those things and one of the reasons that we were able to see the building of that better world at the end of the cold war. >> i mean, i can't help but notice how you describe president george h.w. bush and contrast it with some of the rhetoric we see on the international stage now. let's take a look at just a sampling. >> i'm getting a lot of credit for what we're doing foreign. but everybody gives me credit for decimating isis. just took over 100% caliphate. that means the area of land. we did that in a much shorter period of time than it was supposed to be. i gave the prime minister my ideas on how to negotiate it. and i think you would've been successful. she didn't listen to that. and nobody has been tougher with russia than donald trump. >> yeah. >> what do you make of the contrast? >> well, it's a different time. you know, my grandmother used to say, prob

i will support and defend -- >> after george bush became vice president under ronald reagan in 1981, amed head of the anti-drug campaign and once again took responsibility for monitoring noriega's intelligence activities. >> bush in fact seems to have been instrumental according to the documented evidence made available in seeing to it noriega was taking care of. and the former director of the cia under carter claims he cut noriega off. that he removed him from the u.s. payroll. bush put him back on. and in fact gave him a raise. developed an even closer relationship than existed before. >> with support from the cia, noriega was able to outmaneuver his rivals, and in august of 1983, he became commander of the panamanian military. as the reagan administration expanded its covert war against the sandinista government in nicaragua, noriega became increasingly helpful. working with the cia and with israeli arms dealers, noriega helped coordinate an arms supply network to provide weapons to contra bases in northern costa rica. >> it is undeniable that the same planes carrying arms from pan

a presidential caricature in particular but it's true of political figures and george bush and barack obama, i could draw six lines and people will go, oh, that's george bush or there's barack obama and once you've done the outline of the face and say that and people can tell what you're drawing. it's a mystical thing. our facial recognition software in our brains is very acute and something caricaturists can use to their advantage. you can be nonpartisan when doing the things for the coasters. what i pay is to have a political opinion and express it strongly and same with ann and same with cal and we have to dial that back which i understand is not just that we don't want to unnecessarily royal people when they come in at the bar or something like that, but one of the nice things about the bar and about -- frankly, i learned about the culture of washington is there's this lovely word of members of comedy, but you can sit down and have a drink with them and that's sort of the spirit of the bar and sort of the spirit that i think we all bring to the coasters so we'll suspend our politi

and then from george h.w. bush.and they could not believe what they did they were calculated it was spy versus spy versus spy. there is a politician who has manipulated. is not exactly what it appears to be it is the understatement thinking almost everything is calculated. so donald trump blew up nato they were furious this is the greatest treaty. the oldest treaty look what he's doing. and talking to theea american mediaa but the generals came in and they said sir, these are our friends they are nato. and trump would say if they are our friends than why are they not keeping their word quex why do they sign a document to say this percent of gdp will go to defense and our middle class has to pay for it quex why should we build high-speed rail raised in germany. why should they pay for new airports all across europe when they are descending into poverty. that's not a friend.os yes they are our friends sir. so he blew up nato so i got back to business they agreed once again to meet their obligations and raised $100 bil

finally when we have a cartoon during the bush administration, george w. bush administration, mr. bloch believes strongly in separation of church and state. he believed that funding for religious groups violated that. one way he depicted it, of course, is by showing the newspaper headline. the guy rolling his eye and looking at the steeple of the white house emphasized the point that mr. bloch believed that george w. bush had a strong affiliation with religious groups. christian religious groups in particular. one of the issues that mr. bloch mr. block drew he really believed african-americans deserved an equal chance and equal opportunity. eight years after the board of education, which was supposed to desegregate the public schools and universities, and give everybody an equal education, in 1962 he pointed out that still was not the case. there were states in the country that still chose to shutter their public schools. we have an african-american girl holding a birthday cake, telling the white gentleman standing next to her that she's eight. and the james crow public school is

george bush and barack obama, i could draw six lines and they would say that is george bush or barack obama. people can tell what you are drawing. it is a mystical thing. our facial recognition software in our brains is very acute and one of the things that caricaturists can use to their advantage. it takes a little effort to be non-partisan when doing coasters. i am paid to have a political opinion and express it strongly. we have to dial that back, and we understand it is not just that we don't want to un necessarily rile people when she come in for a drink at the bar or something like that. but one of the nice things about the bar and the culture of washington, there is this lovely word that members of congress used called comedy. you may not get along with some people, but you can sit down and have a drink with them. >> we will send our political opinions and save that for our political cartoons. in this case we will have some fun with the caricatures on the >> coasters.

i think one of the remarkable things about what you have done is, you were in that room with george h.w. bushthat a keg >> that's the pinnacle of power a man who becomes cia director. party back then. david: jon: jon: that was the highest point in our system. yet you went to the places where the decisions made in those rooms had real-life implications. david: that's right. john and i worked together in newsweek and this was my first cover which really killed my relationship with bob dole. as you remember well. when i first met john, i was meeting with the editor of newsweek who was in 1995 wanting me to work for the magazine and cover the campaign. jon meacham walks and and maynard parker said i would like you to meet jon meacham our nation editor. i thought he was an intern taking coffee orders. he was 25 or 26 years old. you have probably been carded most of your life. jon: i have a bit of hair dye now. i tried to use that. david: at least people have not referred to you as this photo is one of the first we ended up with a fantastic relationship. he is the guy relationship. he is the guy wh

when george huawei we bush sought the presidency -- george h w bush sought the presidency in 1988, he told the country he wanted to become the education president, the environmental president, and he wanted a kinder, gentler america. visionter to tell us his for this summit than george w. bush himself. ♪ >> the spirit of this summit is how can we get results? we are here to part progress before partisanship. the future before the moment, and our children before ourselves. now, it is time to define goals. this is the time for action. ideas, your advice and as we continue to refine the federal role. to those who say money alone is the answer, i say there is no one answer. if anything, hard experience teaches we are simply not getting our money's worth in education. our focus must no longer be on resources, it must be on results. this is only the third time in ar 200 years as a nation that president has called a summit with the governors, and i have called you together because you bear a constitutional responsibility for education. i didn't ask you to such a historic occasion to look at

trying to help his political campaign and using the public's money to try to do it in the case of george w. bush it would've been difficult i don't think that you could have made the case that george w. bush knew that what he was saying was wrong i think dick cheney knew that what he was saying was wrong and i think that dick cheney could have been impeached but the democrats decided against my views expressed at the time that everybody should lead bygones be bygones there is one case in history where some impeach was considered after someone left office but typically that's not the case one vice president was almost impeached and avoided it because they couldn't bring him to trial fast enough to to meet the end of the term so i think that once the term was over once bush was out of office it became verboten if you will to consider that i agree with you completely especially on the cheney cheney front because i think there was a lot of people that should have been held accountable for that and i think that's one of the reasons kind of many people look today and say ok we see this kind of infight

no no not to come to much stuff it could be a. 2 man hope under george bush. who watches the inside of the minute i see them coming to school. who work on. the general and how the men who are cut in. peace that's what we want freedom and peace the good up. up. a few off the field who will live who want to see. when the who dollar an hour just to her feet. and they just push them and the kind of you can bet that. they get bought in the shop at up it's a cycle nobody would buy that going to if you want too much coffee how would it how they are going to be full. damage how about a lead up to a silo let me allow to be a dam allowed up how well it had heated you let your color do to bush and then tell us where there are not the only country with what i can accept that we had the internet up in then nick and it but if you so well accepted it did ya know that a dean let mr. george bush who would been with darwin at the decay you say it all and i am. well i can no hole no hoof and. i am now a bit now and. so one of the guys threw a shoe at. there me. but my. point to

george bush who would been with darwin and the. others just. in time well i can no hold the hoof and. i am now a bit now and. so one of the guys threw a shoe at. they me. but my. going to be made a few. that just put in terms of something. that i didn't know known just in the. movie. i'm going to reach is the source 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 say u.s. authorities say u.s. officials say if those official 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're going to strike. no laughter please we haven't finished yet several u.s. officials said column 4 u.s. official 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 think

human hope under george bush. i'm not a washington side and the minute i see them i'm just bush. who are con. 90 general anyhow the man who wanted. peace that's what we want freedom and peace no not. a few of those who feel who were left who want to see. what the whole dollar an hour just to her feel and they just push them into the head of the can but because of that good luck and the how they get bought done in the shop will add up to say something we'll never do it but how can a few more too much coffee that i want to touch they are going to be full. damage how about a lead up to a silo let me allow to be a diamond how about that up how well it had hidden jew let you 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 of being developed at it but it could do so if you know what i feel it did ya know that i've seen mr. george bush who'd been with darwin and the u.k.'s state of an island on how the judge. who has not even died well i can now hold the hoof and. i know now if. so what if the guy threw a shoe at

human hope under george bush. i'm not a washington side and the minute i see them i'm just bush. who work on. the general anyhow the man who will cut in. peace that's what we want freedom and peace not. a few of those who feel who were left who want to see. when the who dollar an hour just to her feet. and i just push them into the kind of you can bet i did good luck in the how they could but in the shop at up they say something we don't know how to do it but i can him if you want too much stuff that i want to t'other can even be full. damage how about a lead up to a silo let me allow to be a damn how about that up how well it had healed you let your color george bush and then tell us all i've been there and obviously going to come to it when i can accept that we have the internet then look at it but it could do so if you do what i feel it to john and end up being let me say that you were george bush who'd been with darwin and the u.k.'s statement. on how the judge. who has not even died well i can no hole no hoof and. no no. so what if the guy threw a shoe at. and there me. my.

human hope under george bush. and out of washington side in the middle of just bush. who are con. 90 general anyhow the man who wanted. peace that's what we want freedom and peace no not. a few of those who feel who were left who want to see. what the who the less and i want it to her feel and i just push them and the kind of became better because i did good luck and how they could but in the shop at up they say something will never do it but i can him if you were too much coffee that i want to touch they are going to be full. damage how about a lead up to a silo let me allow to be a diamond how i met up how well it had healed you let you color george bush and then tell us all in there not be a 2nd let me come to what i can accept that we had the end up being developed at it but it got you so what. did you know that i mean let me say that you 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. know now if. so what if the guy threw a shoe at. and there me. my. going to be

sitting there with her husband and former president george w. bushd he started with that steege. i remember praisess about carnae in the street and george bush turned to her, that was some weird s-h-i-t. remember when we thought that would be shocking? >> most of the country having the same reaction at the same exact time. that was weird. wasn't it? look, i love this hillary clinton. sei she's 72. she is rich, doesn't need to prove anything. she's not running again for anything. she is liberated, unplugged, unfiltered. i feel like a hillary clinton you could be having a drink with and telling stories. the truth, she's got very interesting stories to tell. she's led a fascinating life, and i'm glad she's gotten to this point where, she can do this and get it all off her chest and not have to feel restraint. this woman, remember harks been first lady of arkansas. first lady of the united states. senator. secretary of state. candidate. so for decades, for decades, she has been -- >> had to color within the lines. >> constrained and within, having to col

he had been on the cia payroll since the when george bush 1960's.ame director of the cia in 1976, under president ford, he inherited noriega as a contact. despite evidence that noriega was involved in drug trafficking, bush kept noriega on the payroll. in fact, he increased noriega's salary to more than $100,000 a year and eliminated a requirement that intelligence reports on panama include information on drug trafficking. >> over the last 20 years men well noriega was recruited to be an asset, he had provided many important pieces of information to u.s. intelligence. >> peter is an analyst at the national security archives. the archive has assembled hundreds of documents revealing the details of noriega's relationship to u.s. intelligence. >> they paid him an incredible amount of taxpayer money. then decided his value to them was so important that his drug smuggling and other activities could be ignored. swear i willnly support and defend the constitution of the united states. i will support and defend -- >> after george bush became vice president

president of ukraine didn't even know he was being extorted so why did nancy pelosi not prosecute george bush well wiki leaks revealed that in 2000 to 2002. he was informed that the bush administration was carrying out a torture program which is illegal it's a war crime goes against the geneva conventions the united states constitution and international law so she was informed about it as the leader of the democratic party at the time in the house she did nothing about it ever she never informed anybody she never lots and best the geisha she never learned the public that their government was committing war crimes and so that makes her complicit in all her crimes so when she took back over the house of representatives in june 2006 and george bush was still president for 2 more years everybody wanted her to impeach him because it was obvious that the guy was a war criminal and she said immediately impeachment is off the table why did she say that because she knows if she had to hear.

the george and barbara bush foundation founded this -- hosted this gathering. [applause] >> george h w bush said he wanted to be the education and environment bush and one-of-a-kind look, gentler america. how better to tell us his vision for this summit than george h w bush himself. ♪ ♪ >> the spirit of this summit is how can we get results? we are here to put progress before partisanship, the future before the moment, and our children before ourselves. and now it is time to defined goals. this is the time for action. i value your advice and ideas as we continue to refine the federal role. to those who say money alone is the answer, i say that there is no one answer. if anything, hard experience teaches that we are simply not getting our moneys's worth in education. our focus must no longer be on resources. it must be on results. this is only the third time in nation that aas a president has called a summit with the governors. i've called you together because you bear the constitutional responsibility for education. and i didn't ask you to such an historic momen

that was quite a victory for him. >> and succeeded by bush's son, george w. bush. t like to cover for you? >> i thought george w. was okay as a personality. i think he handled 911 really well. i think that had nothing to do with 9/11. they didn't have anything to do with it. i thought it was cheney and the neocons and he talked into it and led the world into a war that cost 100,000 people their lives and left us and israel without a bunker between us and iran. they said it was to protect our security and it made us less secure. we would have been much better off with iran and iraq going at each other. >> fast forward to trump. when you were falling in love with politics as a young kid, did you ever imagine a presidency like this? >> no, and i don't want to use this anniversary to take another shot at him except to say there was a part of trump that he's repressed, which was interesting. the part that sort of gatsby, the sort of loner, the individual against the establishment, a bit like citizen cane. there's a very american piece there, but that's been over by the i

and with the george h.w. bush and ronald reagan but not with the fake news that more than half of our country is not familiar with the facts climate change is for real also and look at what is happening all over therere world and california and our nation of our children and grandchildren this is the united states of america. this is not russia or china it is the united states of america. i feel very strange when this man gets on air force one i don't think he should be allowed to do that they should not allow this man to get on. >> i agree with everything you had a to say i also worked for ronald reagan on his campaign biography and george h.w. bush when 63 million people elect the president of united states you should not elect them free speech are that they cannot represent us that's what elections are all about we could vote for who we could vote for. >> i have interviewed six presidents. >> what defines legacy quick. >> almost 120 different things but primarily the economy and the economy dominates for exampl

and now i'm proud to sign this monster. >> essentially, george bush is covering the biggest overdraftls him politically, but saves america economically. >> listen carefully to this number. $500 billion. that's the latest estimate of what the failure of hundreds of federally insured savings and loans will eventually cost american taxpayers. >> mr. keating, how soon can you make bail? >> no questions. >> the once rapid growth of keating's failed lincoln savings of california had been fueled by the sale of a quarter billion dollars' worth of uninsured and now worthless bonds. the majority bought by seniors, many losing their life savings. >> charles keating was convicted in two trials, but both of those verdicts were overturned, and then he pled guilty to avoid a retrial and was allowed out for time served. >> the climate had gone from celebrating the excesses of wall street to condemning them pretty quickly. >> tonight's headline, milken pleads guilty in what may be the largest individual case of fraud ever to rock wall street. a case which ended in a plea bargain with the government. >

he advised george w. bush and recently served as a senior advisor to new hampshire governor chris sununu. codirector of the center, veteran of five presidential campaigns, and numerous campaigns for senators and governors including arnold schwarzenegger and mitt romney. patrick, i'm going to begin with a question and at least we are going to start with you. a lot of critics think that new hampshire, with a lack of diversity, should never be the first primary state. what is your response to that and will this ever change? it willsponse is that probably never change and we could talk about that for a second. there is a great amount of hostagetaking, malfeasance holdups, everything but cash changing hands in order to keep new hampshire. there is an important part of that, but more than anything, why is there a new hampshire? because new hampshire says so. new hampshire has an interesting history but they simply will not give this primary help. theyfought with iowa now keep iowa first and nh second. the law in new

taliban still to this day 21000 this baby was born severely deformed these are the consequences of george w. bush by the way good friends with ellen who is part of the resistance here you know we want to return to the good guys were told george w. bush was the good guy we're told like his wars were fine this baby being to formulate. what is ellen have to say about this child as a direct result of the depleted uranium dropped on full lucia. right well look there's no a cure for runaway greed and war industry is based on greed and that greed is based on this rush to cumulate as much paper wealth as possible even though it's not genuine wealth stock actual money it's not gold like a warren buffet just hoards of money like an old granny with or phonebooks that doesn't credible damage because of inculcates into the population this notion of holy greed which supports the defense industry which then goes to full lucia and creates deformed babies in the main will of profit this is in order to maintain our lifestyles we want the free flow of energy of oil supplies that's what the argument was right when a

it be good to have a commander in chief that actually served i think i'd look as i don't count george bush too well his service was a fraud to begin with you know donald trump from wrestling a fellow w w a hall of famer who don't say that who is this guy what don't we see on t.v. what would surprise us about donald trump he's actually extremely cordial and sociable one on one and that's why when i watch him on t.v. and i'm watching what i'm seeing today this is a donald trump i don't know interesting here this is a donald trump by and got a clue about and i've known him since the latter eighty's was when he coasted to wrestle mania as i have defamed most famous dinner in history you could have sold tickets donald an arm piece me and woody harrelson wow i didn't have my wife was at home so i needed someone to bring to dinner so i brought woody yeah that's what i was hey i said be my date woody and he did the only thing about woody it was so stressful woody admitted later i had to sneak out and hit some cannabis. i heard what you have reported that trump is a gracious host he is if you sit d

george w. bush. brock obama i think that we would probably find those telephone conversations not much different than trump's but no no they's 0 weight on that one right there is 0 in on it. ok ok same question to you richard i mean i know you care about the republic i know you care about the constitution you care about your political party which is your right your prerogative here but don't you think the going down this path here you have more to lose than win go ahead richard you know this shows how twisted the debate gets i specifically said they were going after charlottesville they were going after stealing babies and yet your guest basically say that's exactly what i'm talking about and that's bill whatever the reason i bring it up and it is i don't know that exact no well i was originally with the richard reid question and i was saying that's what they chose ok that's what we're what did we can we actually it was my and we're agreeing what i'm just saying they were looking for something for im