jean becker was president george h w bush george h.w. bush is chief of staff for nearly 25 years from 1994 until his death in 2018. as chief of staff becker had a ringside seat to the never boring story of george herbert walker bush is life after his presidency including being at his side when he died and subsequently facing the challenge and great honor of being in charge of this state funeral. previously jean served as deputy press secretary to first lady barbara bush from 1989-1892. as a former journalist she was also a member of the fulbright foreign scholarship board and the teaching can support as well as member of the advisory boards of the george bush presidential library and the george bush school of government and public service. our moderator tonight discussion is warren finch director of the george h.w. bush presidential library and museum. he has more than 30 years of experience at the national archives and records administration. first with the office of presidential libraries here in washington, d.c. and then with the ronal

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president george w. bushays he believes he withdrawal of nato troops from afghanistan is a mistake. he tells us that women, girls, and people who assisted forces will be left behind to suffer. food and fuel shortages in south africa. rioters ransacked stores. more than 70 people have been killed in violence sparked by the jailing of former president jacob zuma. after a short break, i will be back to you through "the day." more of our exclusive interview with george w. bush. he says ending the war in afghanistan is a mistake. we will be right back. ♪ r■ç■ç■ç■q■q■q■q■q■q■q■q■q■q■q■q■ ♪ >> the city of nice remembers the 86 people killed and those injured in the bastille day terror attack five years ago. solemn remembrance and memorial for the victims -- the european commission has launched an ambitious package of climate policy proposals. the e.u.'s goal of cutting emissions by 55% by 2030 from 1990

in an exclusive interview with the w news, former president george w bush says natives asked and allies are being left behind to be slaughtered. also coming up tonight within 60 wildfires, arranging across the u. s. wes made worse by a brutal heat way firefighters say the blazes are getting bigger as climate change makes dry spells worse, and europe's carbon free future. the easy lays out in a business plan to give it away from fossil fuels by the end of the decade. ah, i bring up is good to have you with us. we start with striking remarks made by former us president george w bush and an exclusive interview with the w news. he says that he believes withdrawal and u. s. a native troops from f dana stand is a mistake. president bush added that he fears that the pull out of troops would lead to women and girls suffering at the hands of the tale. but he also spoke of his relationship with german chancellor agular miracle, praising her for her support of the military mission in afghanistan. i was very pleased. she was supportive of troops in afghanistan. i'm by the way, and one of the reason

she said, i wouldn't be here and i quote that here is not for george h bush. this is the father or job of george w bush. we have to keep in mind, i'm going to america grew up in the east and he really help bringing down the wall . so he's a very, she has a very personal relationship to the bush family. and i think this also played a role in this relationship to, to george w bush with whom i could conduct this interview. and we know the german chancellor . i'm going to make a, she is in washington. she has a busy schedule tomorrow. she's meeting with president by what will be the most important topics to discuss? yeah, there is a lot to discuss it. so last visit as chancellor. i mean, the most definitely will talk about the reason cyber takes out of russia. one of the more kind of sensitive topics will be the question about the north stream to pipeline. and the white house also has opposed the question about the vaccine patterns. because america so far is against giving out them to the world. but president biden wants to make the vaccine information available fo

we're going to war and we're going to war against the axis of evil was the george w. bushunces the bushoctrine which grants us the prerogative toage preventive war. in other words, we claim the prerogative of waging war against whoever we want to. george w. bush implements that claim by invading iraq in 2003. what theeck would be the response of iranian leaders to that set of circumstances? i think quite logically, they would say, wait a second, we are next on the hit list. if the americans succeed in achieving their objectives in iraq, then the americans are going to come back address. therefore, i think the iranian response was logical to say iran did whatever it could to assist the iraqi resistance to the u.s. occupation which occurred, of course, the result of initiating an illegal war -- not defending the iranian government. but i think their behavior was quite rational. one might even say, justified. and until we as a nation, until our political leaders are willing to take on the perspective, i think it will be very difficult for us to come to a more reasoned and bal

now the exclusive interview with george w bush president george w bush doesn't give many interviews anymore. but because of his special relationship to chancellor uncle medical, he invited us to his summer home in may. we talked about the past and the future of the trans atlantic relationships alumni told take on china, on russia. he also explains how he felt when he was rubbing her shoulders. president bush, you have med chancellor, uncle america. so many times do you recall kind of a defining moment? you know, the last time i saw was defining because she flew all the way over to my dad's funeral. and we are at the blair house, which is right across street from white house. my whole family was there and somebody at iowa merkle would like to call on you and it is meant a lot, and i was very close to my day and the fact that she would take time to come really defined, i think our relationship, she's very thoughtful kind of person and i think another time was at the ranch. we've got a ranch, we love in central texas and she and professor sar came revisit, learn me. and i remember she and i wa

now the exclusive interview with george w bush president george w bush doesn't give many interviews anymore. but because of his special relationship to chancellor uncle medical, he invited us to his summer home in may. we talked about the past and the future of the trans atlantic relationships on mattel to take on china on russia. he also explains how he felt when he was rubbing her shoulders. president bush, you have met the chancellor, uncle america. so many times do you recall kind of a defining moment? you know, the last time i star was defining because she flew all the way over to my dad's funeral. and we are at the blair house, which is right across the street from white house. my whole family was there and somebody at merkel would like to call on you and i just met a lot and i was very close to my day and the fact that she would take time to come really defined, i think our relationship, she's a very thoughtful kind of person and i think another time was at the ranch. we've got a ranch, we love in central texas and she and professor sar came revisit, learn me. and i remember she and

she said, i wouldn't be here and i quote that here is not for george h bush. this is the father or job of george w bush. we have to keep in mind, i'm going to america grew up in the east and he really help bringing down the wall . so he's a very, she has a very personal relationship to the bush family. and i think this also played a role in this relationship to, to george w bush with whom i could conduct this interview. and we know the difference chance are going to make or she is in washington. she has a busy schedule tomorrow. she's meeting with president by what will be the most important topics to discuss? yeah, there is a lot to discuss it. so last visit as chancellor. i mean, the most definitely will talk about the reason cyber text of russia. one of the more kind of sensitive topics will be the question about the north stream to pipeline. and the white house also has opposed the question about the vaccine passions. because america so far is against giving out them to the world. but president biden wants to make the vaccine information available for the r

i was the was who's this is the news life from berlin, former us president george w bush says he believes the withdrawal of nato troops from gone it's, dawn is a mistake. i'm afraid african women girls are going to suffer unspeakable carpet. isn't the mistakes so withdrawn? i think it is. yeah, i think because i think the consequences are going to be unbelievably bad in an exclusive interview. when we news, the president who launched the longest us war, says nato's are gone. allies are being left behind to be slaughtered. also coming up the green zeal, you unveil the most ambitious plan yet to tackle climate change. leaders set out how the block and flash carpet emissions within a decade hoping to turn green goals into concrete actions. also, wheeling from riot, the fears grow over food shortages in south africa as the unrest rages on math fluid. his supply chains as writers ransack stores, sparks for the jailing of ex, presents jacobs, duma, and tipping point one week after the assassination of president. the country spirals ever deeper into torment as rivaling forces try to fill the pol

now the exclusive interview with george w bush president george w bush doesn't give many interviews anymore. but because of his special relationship to chancellor uncle a medical he invited us to his summer home in may. we talked about the past and the future of the trans atlantic relationships alumni. so let's take on china, on russia. the also explains how he felt when he was rubbing her shoulders. president bush, you have mad to chancellor uncle america. so many times do you recall kind of a defining moment? you know, the last time i saw was defining because she flew all the way over to my dad's funeral. and we are at the blair house, which is right across the street from the white house. my whole family was there and somebody said i merkel would like to call on you, and i just meant a lot of, you know, i was very close to my dad. the fact that she would take time to come really defined, i think our relationship, she's a very thoughtful kind of person and i think another time was at the ranch. we've got a ranch, we love in central texas and she and professor sar came revisit, learn me. a

president george w. bushwhen he first came into office that he was concerned about the fact that iraq was firing regularly at the united states and united kingdom aircraft are supporting the united nations no-fly zone and patrolling the northern and southern portions of iraq. those planes are being shot at almost every day and the only country in the world was shooting in americans and british aircraft over 2000 times, they were fired on. a joint chief of staff advised me the president they were concerned about the fact that eventually one of our planes british plane or our plane would be shut down and the troops would be killed or taken hostage. anna third, the united states department of state i lifted iraq's as is one of the countries on the terrorist list. so there were a series of things like that by way of fact-finding. and next the united states and republicans agency separate and determined that they were convinced that the iraqi government had weapons of mass destruction read and the competence to co

george p. kowtowing to begin with. it wasn't he went after jeb bush or george w. bush. a candidate and when dana bash at the reagan library in 2015, when dana raised the issue and jeb bush said to donald trump he owed his wife an apology, he refused to apologize for it. he is part of the racist attack on george p. bush's mom. whether he got the payoff he desired or not, i have a difficult time getting past that. whether it is ted cruz or george p. bush, they are willing to look past hideous attacks on family members to get trump's support. >> what is the phrase? >> blood is thicker than water, but not thicker than kool-aid. that is what trump demands sdpdemands. >> i don't know how you make kool-aid. >> this isn't the only person. >> i get the metaphor unless you have sugary kool-aid. sorry, sorry. i'm being technical. >> you are a fiction writier. work with me on this. this is not the first time he demanded someone come out and be in favor of him over a family member. it never goes well. >> i don't think donald trump was asking for it. george p. bush was just doing it.

now the lucid interview with george w bush president george w bush doesn't give many interviews anymore. but because of his special relationship to chancellor uncle medical, he invited us to his summer home in may. we talked about the past and the future of the trans atlantic relationships alumni told to take on china on russia. he also explained how he felt when he was rubbing her shoulders. president bush, you have met the chancellor, uncle america. so many times do you recall kind of a defining moment.

now the exclusive interview with george w bush president george w bush doesn't give many interviews anymore. but because of his special relationship to chancellor uncle medical, he invited us to his summer home in may. we talked about the past and the future of the trans atlantic relationships. i'm as old take on china, on russia. he also explains how he felt when he was rubbing her shoulders. president bush, you have met the chancellor, uncle america. so many times do you recall kind of a defining moment.

think about the eight years under president bush. george w. bush. they did a major voter -- what they call the voter integrity ballot act, the voter integrity initiative. they only charged 119 people, 86 convictions, over five years. we have seen the heritage foundation do a study where they found that there only 56 -- 563 convictions in the last 10 years voter fraud. or any kind of fraud of any kind, election fraud or voter fraud. in the last 40 years, a study found 1300 22 proving cases over 40 years. how many billions of votes were cast during that time? i think just to point out, we are at a point in politics where nobody ever loses anything. either i win, or i have been cheated. one way or the other. we see that in both parties on both ends of the ideological spectrum. in part this is political segregation. sony people live, work come and socialize with people like themselves, so everybody they know votes, and their readership, listenership, viewership, day get to the point where they don't hear anything other than what they want to believe. it

now, these clue should interview with george w bush. president george w bush doesn't give many interviews anymore, but because of his special relationship to chancellor uncle medical, he invited us to his summer home in may. we talked about the past and the future of the trans atlantic relationships on alumni schools take on china on russia. he also explained how he felt when he was.

now the exclusive interview with george w bush president george w bush doesn't give many interviews anymore, but because of his special relationship to chancellor uncle medical, he invited us to his summer home in maine. we talked about the past and the future of the trans atlantic relationships alumni schools take on china on russia. the also explains how he felt when he was rubbing her shoulders. president bush, you have met the chancellor, uncle america. so many times do you recall kind of a defining moment? you know, the last time i saw was defining because she flew all the way over to my dad's funeral. and we are at the blair house, which is right across the street from white house. my whole family was there and somebody said i have merkel would like to call on you. and i just meant a lot, you know, i was very close to my day and the fact that she would take time to come really defined, i think our relationship, she's a very thoughtful kind of person. and i think another time was at the ranch. we've got a ranch, we love in central texas and she and professor sar came revisit, learn me.

now the exclusive interview with george w bush president george w bush doesn't give many interviews anymore. but because of his special relationship to chancellor uncle medical, he invited us to his summer home in may. we talked about the past and the future of the trans atlantic relationships alumni told to take on china on russia. he also explained how he felt when he was rubbing her shoulders. president bush, you have met chancellor, uncle america. so many times do you recall kind of a defining moment? you know, the last time i star was defining because she flew all the way over to my dad's funeral. and we are at the blair house, which is right across the street from white house. my whole family was there and somebody said i merkel would like to call on you, and i just meant a lot, you know, i was very close to my day and the fact that she would take time to come really defined, i think our relationship, she's a very thoughtful kind of person and i think another time was at the ranch. we've got a ranch, we love in central texas and she and professor sar came revisit, learn me. and i reme

and put a chairman on that elected to the election of george bush and a chairman on this committee that just had to now pull back on his lawsuit against president trump. and she questions having jim banks, a naval officer who served in afghanistan, that somehow she pre-determined. it doesn't matter today what she does with that committee because it's not going to change the outcome because what is a pre-determined or already written report. at the same time she played politics with this for six months, its senate acted. the f.b.i. has investigated. and the architect of the capitol has $10 million. there are two questions, why were we so ill prepared. if you read the senate report, they knew about this on december 14. why were we so ill prepared? second is, you got to make sure it never happens or has the ability to happen again. we have lost officer evans on good friday from a driven individual that could be politically motivated. i think everything should be looked at. reporter: leader mcconnell has said that he thinks democrats are going to go this alone and republicans won't vote for

eight years under george w. bush. but at the same time very, very, very few people have white, black, brown, very, very few people are encountering any obstacles to voting. i was looking at a survey that was taken right at this election for the voter study group, the democracy fund, they gave people a list of eight possible problems that they could have encountered voting and among whites it was -- missed the registration day, unable to find the correct polling place, requested a ballot but it never arrived or arrived too late, was told i didn't have the right identification, was told my registration was on the list. among whites it was 1% or 2% for each of these problems. for african-americans it was 3%, 4% or 5% and for hispanics it was 5%, 6% or 7% in the language barrier accounting for some of that. i'm not going to say that there aren't some state and local elected officials who seemed to be more republican that seemed to be trying to make it more challenging for certain segments of the electorate to vote and tha

she said, i wouldn't be here and the quote that here is not for george h bush. this is the father or job of george w bush. we have to keep in mind, i'm going to america grew up in the east and you really help bringing down the wall . so he's a very, she has a very personal relationship to the bush family. and i think this also played a role in this relationship to, to george w bush with whom i could conduct this interview. and we know the jimmy chance maker . she is in washington. she has a busy schedule tomorrow. she's meeting with president by what will be the most important topics to discuss? yeah, there is a lot of discuss it. so last visit as chancellor. i mean, the most definitely will talk about the recent cyber takes out of russia. one of the more kind of sensitive topics will be the question about the notes for him to pipeline. and the white house also has opposed the question about the vaccine passions. because america so far is against giving out them to the world. but president biden wants to make the vaccine information available for the rest of the

she said, i wouldn't be here and the quote that here is not for george h bush. this is the father, odd job of george w bush. we have to keep in mind, i'm going to america grew up in the east and he really help bring down the walls. so he's a very, she has a very personal relationship to the bush family. and i think this also played a role in this relationship to, to george w bush with whom i could conduct this interview. and we know the german chancellor . i'm going to make a she is in washington. she has a busy schedule tomorrow. she's meeting with president by what will be the most important topics to discuss? yeah, there is a lot to discuss it. so last visit as chancellor. i mean, the most definitely will talk about the reason cyber takes out of russia. one of the more kind of sensitive topics will be the question about the north stream to pipeline. and the white house also has opposed the question about the vaccine patterns. because america so far is against giving out them to the world. but president biden wants to make the vaccine information available for

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for mines. president george w bush invited us through the summer home. we talked about the past and the special relationship to chancellor. i'm not afraid to make a decision was not afraid to leave the kind of person with a lovely song. and that's the person i got to know the exclusive interview with george w bush today at 1530 on d w. so gold was right in front of them that they're all for this one moment. then suddenly we agreed to postpone the or didn't the game said tokyo with $22021.00. thrown off course during the qualifying ground, not least for sports heroes. actually it was a slap in the but now we just have to fight there, mobilizing superpowers. i'm fired up and ready to help down during walk down the block. you go to tokyo, start july 19 w. i did up and use a show on today's program. the unending fight against miss ogilvie in south asia beginning and talk to were no less than the prime minister implies women are responsible for the sexual crimes against them. we are iran con, massage and in the muslim women are offered up for sale online. it'

remember, that's when george w bush launched the attack on iraq. at that point it was shocking, or it was all about removing saddam hussein from power. you remember the george bush, donald rumsfeld, and other said that saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction. of course, no weapons of mass destruction, whatever phone you go back to me and 2000 in 3 and george bush declared mission accomplished. but more than 4000 americans have died in that period. a lot more iraqis have died. there is a great deal of instability in the country. and of course, opinion here in the united states was very much split. donald trump decided that he would increase the numbers in iraq to combat the growth of iso. and he was successful in that, on the scale, but the numbers to about 2500. those are going to be the sort of numbers we should expect from the united states going forward, but they will not be combat operations that will be about advising and helping the iraqi military. certainly we had from prime minister could even before he left baghdad. and he said esse

since george w bush was in power. that's despite, of course, biden's pledge for a green new future on more gauss to dig deeper into how america's president isn't living up to that clean green image of his joe barton's environmental policy was an exercise in populism halo did booted by the millions, promising the button environmental plan, his version of the green new deal abroad and clean the world for our children. a gradual cure to our addiction to oral and pollution. half a year in biden's environmental policy has a new nickname. the green swindle, every indication is they have no plans of actually fulfilling their campaign promise. the result of that will be continued in increasing development of fossil fuels and public glance, which means more climate change. behind the cameras away from the wing and i already and says, barton has been stamping out oil drilling permits a break that speeds since he took office. the u. s. government has approved more than 2000 all exploration permits on federal and native american

i hope when people study my presidency, they say george bush cared about human rights abuses. every time i go to china, i talk about religious freedom. and i did show in a way as not to embarrass a chinese leaders or anger them or create foment disorder. but i told them all the time i said look, it matter to my, my life and i think you'll find a society with religious people is going to be a society that's more compassionate. and they want her bank of america relationship with let me put it is somewhat special. sometimes it's really close. sometimes it's more confrontational. how do you see her relationship, or how did you see it when you were in office? well, 1st of all, i fully understood the importance of russia to germany can become more important as germany relies upon russia, natural gas to power her big industrial economy, which i thought was a mistake. but you know, i didn't, i didn't view it as you know, it a demonstration of our relationship because she had to deal with a rep, glamour, boone. i mean after ivy it is very practical. i mean, food got big influence and h

in an exclusive interview with d, w, the former president george w bush, that nato is asked and allies are being left line to be slaughtered and unrest and gulf south africa. after a week of writing and moving food, petrol and medicine supplies are feared to be running low, and the authorities are struggling to keep the upper hand. ah hello, i'm claire richardson. welcome to the show. the european union has laid out its most ambitious plan, yet to fight climate change in an effort to drive the economy toward a carbon neutral future. the proposals call for cutting greenhouse gas emissions 55 percent by the end of the decade, as well as phasing out the sale of petrol and the diesel cars by 2035. and they also call for a tax targeting imported products with high carbon footprints. it is an ambitious plan and the new hopes, an example for the world's biggest economies to follow the moon landing in 1969 a historic day and an event that europe's leaders have compared to another historic challenge, the fight against climate change. we do not have all of the answers yet. today's the start of t

her 1st, george w bush said he admired her love of freedom. they bonded over grills bore in visits to bush ranch in texas and came barack obama. they grew very close over his 8 years in office though they didn't agree on everything. they shared common views on climate change, human rights and security. then came america of toughest test donald trump's erotic unplugged nation style contrast with novels quietly spoken approach that clashed publicly and privately throughout his term as not, not the past to meet her forth. you as leader all the w, washington bureau chief, sat down with full president george w bush to get his analysis of her legacy. bush rarely gives interviews any more, but because of is a special relationship with michael he invited d. w to his home summer home in maine, he talked about the future of the transatlantic relationship back of kind on take on china and russia. and the moment he massaged her shoulders. if you would read the history books, what would be your paragraph about america on merkel brought clash and dignity to

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so i have 4 times and to think that speech by george bush came barely 13 years after this one by george bush. as commander in chief, i can report to you, our armed forces thought with honor and valor, and as president, i can report to the nation. aggression is defeated, the war is over. god . to bye beat right there. we've been to the warner right 5 times. how we were to book that anyone can edit, wants or twice, but 5 times. oh yes, only america. so we buy an end in combat missions in iraq. again, i think it's time to review all of our achievements. we the united states, we went in there and in just 3 minds, 66 months, a year, a little over 2 years. okay. it was, it was a shane shade longer than 5 years or was it some quick math? and just a shade under 20 or 30 years. we went in there and wait. why we resigned? we we, we stopped then we we went in there they 2 years ago and we top or sit down those jane. yeah. many years ago that was, that was many years ago since then we have, we have totally brought down or, or built up job thing and found what happened to match it. no, no, never, ne

the former us president george w bush has criticised president biden�*s decision to withdraw us troopsrom afghanistan — stating he believes the consequences are going to be "unbelievably bad". mr bush initially led america into afghanistan in late 2001 after 9/11 attacks on america. here's what the former president had to say to german television. the progress that could be made for young girls and women in afghanistan, it's unbelievable how that society changed from the brutality of the taliban. and now all of a sudden — sadly — i'm afraid afghan women and girls are going to suffer unspeakable harm. is it a mistake to withdraw? you know, i think it is, yeah. ithink... because i think the consequences are going to be unbelievably bad. and...i'm sad. laura and i spent a lot of time with afghan women and. . .and they're scared. and i think about all the interpreters and people that help not only us troops, but nato troops. and therejust... it seems like they're just going to be left behind to be slaughtered by these very brutal people. the warning from former president bush comes as the

she and george w. bush at the very difficult relationship. nancy pelosi was the highest ranking member of congress to oppose the iraq war from the start. i was actually thinking about that with the news today on liz cheney. liz cheney is taking a position now that is politically perilous with her own party. the smart money -- that was also true with the democratic y at the beginning of the t iraq r are democrats who wanted to run for president had presidential a person, almost to supported the war in its early days. that turned out to be something that was damagingin to them. in any case, , nancy pelosi, the highest ranking member of cards to oppose the war from the start, and when she was first elected to speak in large part because of the war, because of the 2006 election, republicans had setbacks because of voter unhappiness over the war, she was convinced she was going to be able to persuade george w. bush to change course in iraq. she was unable to do that despite two years of d all the effort she could think of. and by the time of the 2

and we heard that morning from the former president george w bush.s right in his assessment that the us withdrawal is an unbelievably bad decision?— bad decision? that view is shared by _ bad decision? that view is shared by many _ bad decision? that view is shared by many people. i bad decision? that view is - shared by many people. many other people are going to be in harm �*s way. yes, the women eye, i think that stands out as perhaps the most, the wine type... how do you say, repression that will most resonate, but at the same time, there are going to be other people against whom the taliban will be exacting retribution. those who worked for the government, those who certainly work with united states military, they are in harm �*s way, and so those, together with the many people whose livelihood depends on there being a republic rather than an dictatorship. taste being a republic rather than an dictatorship-— being a republic rather than an dictatorship. we should say the us has outlined _ dictatorship. we should say the us has outlined a _ dicta

and that's a person i got to know the exclusive interview with george w bush. 60 minutes w o. the goal was right in front of it. they're all for this one moment. then suddenly, we agreed to postpone beer olympic games that tokyo with $22421.00 strong off course during the quantifying round. not least for sports heroes, actually it was a flap in the face, but now we just have to fight their mobilizing superpowers. i'm fired up and ready down during walk down the walking go to tokyo, georgia july 19 dw me the alone a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me. peter craven and we begin in belarus, where dictator, alexander lucas jenko, has been stepping up efforts to silence his opponents. despite an international i was cry and sanctions among those in detention. bella ross and bank of victoria barber rico, who launched a short from the bay default presidency before he was arrested. and prominent sissy didn't romance, protested which apparently remains under house arrest. meanwhile, countless opposition figures are continuing their resistance from abroad. among the rank

everyone on earth knew what was going to happen, except for apparently george p. bush. i don't know what you do with the koozies. >> those are collectors items. i'll take one. you'll take one. they're lovely. >> there is one way to say maybe george p. knew he was never going to get the endorsement, was trying to get trump to stay out of the race or if trump endorsed paxton, his opponent, at least beg trump not to attack him personally. i don't know. >> i have no idea. i think he's just really in trouble with trump having endorsed packsxton. we have said this before, blood is thicker than water but it's not thicker than kool-aid, and i think this one is particularly embarrassing for all of the terrible things that donald trump said about the bush family that i don't know how george p. bush ever thought that he could somehow be disconnected from that being jeb bush's son. i just don't see that. he wanted to make a big deal in this race about paxton's character. right? he had been indicted, accused by top aides of bribery, yet the character that i think got drawn, you know,

reporter: george w. bush launched the war in iraq, it brought shock and all.pons of mass destruction was the argument. done ever found. george bush declared mission accomplished. it wasn't. isil grew in strength. a new area, new enemy. donald trump pushed hard, cutting its land, killing leadership. then he cut troop numbers. isil remains a threat. they killed 30 people last week. joe biden's decision on combat missions mean the u.s. would be leaving but it's clear his priorities lie elsewhere. >> i don't think any policy goal is going to be achievable by this. it's a matter of trying to find a reasonable way out. one of the worst foreign policy blunders in u.s. history. anchor: reporter: joe biden is recalibrating u.s. involvement. he sees the bigger threat to u.s. national security coming from cyber attacks in china, but he has been around a long time, and he knows he can take is fully -- take his eye off the middle east. anchor: still to come. the u.n. says a record number of afghan civilians were killed or injured in the first half of this year. back to the

it was in may 2003 that george bush then declared that mission accomplished in iraq. but of course, there's been another 18 years of american troops there more than 4000 american deaths, certainly many more iraqi deaths. and it was a war that divided public opinion here in the united states and devastated iraq. many people would say it caused a great deal of upset in the whole region itself, the prime minister himself. he said that when he was leaving rock, that it was clear that the iraqi forces no longer needed the us to fight this battle. but the still need them to help some important issues such as intelligence and training. and that is why around 200-2500 us troops will stay in iraq, but after 18 years of involvement in iraq, it was a very low key way that joe biden made the announcement. our role in iraq will be as a dealing with not just to be available to continue to train to assist to help and to deal with isis. whereas is as right, but we are not going to be brought in here in a competition. and alan, we're also in the final weeks of the u. s. withdrawal fro

the last time so many were handed out was in 2008 under george bush. remember what i said about populism? climate change, climate warming, global warming is an extra sense of threat to humanity. we have a moral obligation to do with it. biden is enough of a populace to say what people want to hear about oil and enough of a politician to do nothing about where did people even get the idea that biden isn't at bar mental champion. it was him and bama who approved oil, fracking liquids, which have been leading to cats at the birth defects to serious health problems. and worst of all have be nicknamed the for ever chemicals due to their ability to persist for a very long top. persist. also in the human body, organisms are unable to flush out these chemicals entirely. they stay us and build up until we die. the obama biden administration approved the use of toxic chemicals for fracking a decade ago. and all these years later, president joe, by this practice is haven't seemed to change a bit by himself places during the campaigns, a whole new fracking on fede

approvals for oil and gas drilling under joe biden, appear to skyrocket to their higher since george w bush was in office. that despite the current president's pledge to go green, ah, it's 5 pm here in russia's capital and you're watching our teams are national. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. loaded chris, that's how the british, how a british law makers slammed an ad by a top beer maker, which suggests vaccinations the only way to get back to normal life. although it's been a low uptake of shots by those under 30 law makers. warren heineken commercial sends the wrong message. the heineken really ought to consider whether they're discriminating in loyal customers who may be, cannot be vaccinated for medical or other reasons. there are lots of people who can't be vaccinated and it's quite wrong that they should not be able to go into a pub and have a drink, ludicrous. i'm surprised to not making recommendations and other countries given their levels of vaccine hesitancy. the ad comes after british ministers reportedly drew up plans for mandatory vaccine passports to en

and george w bush will say no face. but despite the cover and present pledge to go green, ah, good evening, just from 11 o'clock in moscow, you're watching arte international. now ludicrous. last time a british lawmaker slammed in that by a big top big company that suggests vaccination is the only way to get life back to normal. although there's been a low uptake of the shorts by those on the 3rd. the politicians do, warned that heineken commercial gives the wrong message. the honey can really ought to consider whether the discriminating is loyal customers who may be, cannot be vaccinated for medical or other reasons. there were lots of people who can't be vaccinated and it's quite wrong that they should not be able to go into a pub and have a drink, ludicrous. i'm surprised to not making recommendations and other countries given their levels of vaccine hesitancy. while the ad does come after british ministers reportedly true up pans for mandatory vaccine passports to enter pubs and restaurants from the autumn. thus, de