then president george w bush, probably visited baghdad, but grateful residence of the war torn country did not give him the welcome. he apparently counted on as george w bush had to dock from the infamous shoes thrown out his face. ah ah fun. if you looked at his face yellow and twitching, you could see the embarrassment. he was so scared. so i don't think his smile was normal as for the shoes. i demanded them when i was with the investigating judge. i told him you can do whatever you want with me, but i want my shoes. the next day he told me that the shoes had been destroyed in case they contained explosives. but when i was transferred to court for my trial, ordered by an iraqi army division, the divisions commander sat beside me. he asked me, do you know why they destroyed the shoes? i told him i heard they did so because they feared they contained explosives. he said, no. i was there as a security guard for the president. and they said that they were destroyed so that they would not turn into a symbol every one who participated in the occupation of iraq and supported the occupation

bush but same thing with george w. bush but same thing with george w. bush. ll be with him friday. _ last week, i will be with him friday. i— last week, i will be with him friday, i was with him at dallas last week _ friday, i was with him at dallas last week. you look at what happened after 9/ii~ _ last week. you look at what happened after 9/11. on september ta 2001, after 9/tt. on september ta 2001, what did _ after 9/tt. on september ta 2001, what did we have at the washington national— what did we have at the washington national cathedral? we had a day of prayer— national cathedral? we had a day of prayer and _ national cathedral? we had a day of prayer and remembrance. national cathedral? we had a day of prayerand remembrance. it has national cathedral? we had a day of prayer and remembrance. it has been very much— prayer and remembrance. it has been very much a _ prayer and remembrance. it has been very much a facet of the american presidency— very much a facet of the american presidency from the first george w through— presidency from the first george

and significantly, george bush is. first republican. you know, probably since before goldwater not to run on shrinking the size of government. gore and bush instead of you know, attacking government, says, well, i'm going to do that, too. so gore says next week the patients bill of rights. bush says, have my own patients bill of rights. gore says, i'm going to be the education president and do education reform. bush says, well, i'm going to do education. so on all these liberal issues, bush, instead of being anti tries to be a kind of me too candidate. me too used to mean something different. the meta meant a a politician who emulates his opponent. and so gore, you know, so this ends, i think, as you know, in virtual tie in florida. gore has won the national popular vote. but the florida count. first, gore seems the winner, then bush seems the winner. the network calls keep getting pulled back. their various court cases and so on anyway. the counting is never even completed, but when the counting stopped, bush wins by something like 537

though, after all, then president george w bush already had plans to invade the sovereign middle east or nation claims that baghdad. 9 was stock piling, illegal weapons and developing its nuclear program war plenty. and the catch fear, phrase, weapons of mass destruction had already been popularized. evidence, however, was either lacking or in powells case, fabricated like the vile of white powder he so confidently waved in the world's face. as he accused saddam hussein of having a mast titanic reserves of chemical weapons when a rack finally admitted. having these weapons in 1995, the quantities were vast. less than a teaspoon of dry anthrax, a little bit about this amount. this is just about the amount of a teaspoon. less than a teaspoonful of dry anthrax in an envelope shut down the united states senate in the fall of 2001. this force several 100 people to undergo emergency medical treatment and killed 2 postal workers. powell pointed the finger at faulty intelligence after it became clear that there was no merits to america's accusations. he said he was very disappointed. i'm very

bush. can speak out on it. and george w bush writes pics and paints pictures, and then they go on display around the country. just think about sort of like it's the soft sell, right? you'll take the hard sell from the first former first lady, right. because you don't view her as political when. the former president wants to make a political statement and be mindful and respectful of norms. he does it by painting pictures of immigrants and then, you know, using his platform to be able to, you know, mount exhibits around the country. yes. you know, that said, i don't think that barack obama is going to sort of withdraw, you know, from the stage of politics. as you mentioned earlier, clyde, and you've written about and spoken about obama's optimism and his incremental approach to social change and some i wonder if his optima. might be misplaced at this moment of danger for democracy and in this moment of crisis. how do you think obama might reconcile the apparent tension between his faith and the long game and, you know, the

in president george bush junior was very reluctant to make a detailed agreement.e just said, if you remember, the cold war is over, let's not go into details, that's not making implications. it was russia that insisted there should be inspections and there should be a pretty detailed document. let me remind you, there were thick books which detailed everything. >> now we are at the point where compliance is going to be very hard to monitor. vladimir putin has said that he will stick to the limit of 1500 nuclear weapons. i was wondering, what is that even matter, because 1500 nuclear weapons is enough to send us all skyhigh, isn't it? >> well, i think putin mentioned it in his speech. little by little, other countries like the u.k., france, and even china, they are becoming important nuclear powers. they have always had their own capability, but it wasn't comparable to the nuclear arsenals of the soviet union and the united states. now that is starting to change, and obviously his speech was insistent that their potential should be also included, since the governme

guard because it was a safe place they wouldn't be called to war, and then george bush comes into poweres cancer bomb and cancer bush ordered in march 2003, and already in may, he was on the deck of the aircraft carrier abraham lincoln magic , the main military operations in iraq were completed in the battle for iraq. the united states and our allies won the 43rd us president lied the war. in iraq, it will last another 8 years and claim hundreds of thousands of lives, but the job was done by the title of wartime president for any head of the white house, as well as electoral steroids. that it gave biden a second term on the nose is also an election campaign and act. he began in advance all the details of the sabotage on the nord stream 1.2 gas pipelines the journalist said. seymour hirsch. seymour hurge is impeccable in his sources. never questioned. he's a titan in terms of investigation and journalistic ethics, there should be congressional hearings. although they never will, judging by the badge. you think president biden should be impeached and put in jail. yes, because he approved

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they waited for the right moment after 911 george w bush was ready to play ball with them. a rock was destroyed for the sake of democracy, is the policy of the united states to seek and support the growth of democratic movements and institutions in every nation and culture with the ultimate goal of ending tyranny in our world. ah, we can all see how well that turned out, yet some continued to defend neoconservative ideals. the problem with neoconservatism is agenda lies, not in that sense which are as american as apple pie, but rather in the over militarized means by which it has sought to accomplish them . obama picked up after bush and toppled the government of libya. the neocons screamed for blood, shall the concerns of manning congress to bow to wayne, which their pam administration has conducted these operation. the problem is none, but he has done too much, however, that he has done to little to achieve the girl of removing kodachi from power. united states should bulletin, in these efforts, not trailing behind our allies. the next target was serious. a belief that if

let's get george p. bush's take on what he experienced over in texas.our thoughts about the revelations in that book. does it sound like it happened? >> i think it's consistent with mexican policy and this administration made it clear he's trying to build a new political base outside the bounds of his executive authority. states like mine, texas, left to absorb the amount of financial cost and the human trafficking and fentanyl is nothing of historic. >> they are using drones to see weaknesses in the border patrol. brian: the remain in mexico policies disappeared because there are no mortar you rivers on mexico. you put that together and you have an objective to flood america, they are doing it. >> they have been successful. as we have seen from the border patrols information, we are look at breaking a former record last year and staring down the barrel of breaking a new record. it's time for to us come together to defend our nation's sovereignty. and states like texas and arizona invoking their own sovereignty to do the job the federal government is un

it was george bush in 2000. do really naturally the drew from the end to the listing as a treaty. and then it was president. trump, who you're actually the, drew us from the i n f treaty, and at that time to united states was pointing fingers address and russia blinding thing is that the us, the boats were by leaving the of the treaty. and russia said that if you asking me on drawings, that's where you pull into brown, long food group, and why should they adhered to the treaty installation daily. so i think that this new emerging technologies, a new weapon systems, new architecture needs to come in place. and this is the right time for that dimitry beverage. is this about getting president biden to approach russia to start negotiations to try and in the wall? is that what that put is trying to do is, is that how he's playing his cards? i think nuclear weapons to important issue by itself. you know however, i agree with that though, of course it was no fortune who destroyed the system. a launch control she rightly mentioned abm treaty is grabbed by the united states. iron f treat i

the last two presidents, i don't believe president obama did president george bush did not either. so, you know, there's there's some flexibility. all right, everyone. well, thank you. that's it for today. enjoy your week and i will see, you guys, next monday. help others, even if they're annoying to us? okay. okay, man. the chances are you never seen this boy before but you've seen many like him. his name is harris johnny harris and he's in the seventh grade at district 2. though johnny himself is a stranger to you the disease that made him a cripple is no stranger. it was poliomyelitis a communicable disease. stop the lightest. rocky mountain spotted fever ringworm infectious diarrhea murine typhus malaria influenza communicable diseases where do they come from and how do they spread? many diseases like tuberculosis poliomyelitis and influenza survive in man and are spread from person to person. some diseases spread by other means rats may carry typhus mice may cause bacillary. mary mosquitoes bring malaria dingy encephalitis ticks bring rocky mountain fever relapsing fever flies

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in and that was a no no that announced where the bush library area went. several george h.w. bush the first time they wouldn't let me see a good bit of stuff, but a lot of stuff closed because george bush was governor and then later most of the stuff i wanted to see in the bush library did not open until obama became president. and i'm sure there were political reasons. there were political reasons for that. the last time i went to, the bush library was as i wrapping up to research the so-called october surprise, the idea that the reagan camp had cut a deal with to hold the hostages until after the election and was told in no uncertain terms. i would not find anything about in the bush library. and they kept me under surveillance the whole time i was there. but found a lot of information i used anyway. but the last one i mentioned is the reagan library and the reagan library. when it first opened, it didn't much information about carter, but for some reason that i know not what someone convinced and nancy reagan to open the papers on the 1980 election the election where when c

george w. bushe united states of america has become a country without equal, the american nation has become exceptional, its mission to lead other countries behind it has become a new, renewed justification for american aggression on the world stage. this was the justification for twenty years of war in the middle east afghan policy syria the middle east of iran and cancer is not near unalienable. the first and second wars in iraq were not liberation or the struggle to save poor kuwait from the evil iraqis, it was about overthrowing saddam hussein who turned his back on the west and wanted to sell his oil reserves. in iraq, not only for dollars was in the same way, the arab spring events in egypt , tunisia, syria could destabilize the entire region, because the destabilized region is easier to control. the reason why us hegemony march 24, 1999 the destruction of yugoslavia broadcast live witnesses of those terrible advocacy events jana lekic and generaldilich can tell in detail about what happened i

then fast forward to the iraq war, where george bush was saying if we do not fight them over there thene will be fighting them over here. then fast forward to today, ukraine, we are stopping them -- biden just said this involves freedom and we are preventing people's freedoms from around the world. this is total nonsense. we had no role in this war at all. we need to quit spending american taxpayer money for this. we have no reason to be there at all and that is all i have to say. host: that is john in florida. this is wd in virginia, independent, good morning. caller: thanks for taking my call. he will do nothing but start world war iii. he has already picked a fight and he will keep going until we get world war iii because he is a dictator. he is a nazi. biden is nothing but a goerbels. host: here is more yesterday from the state of the nation address from vladimir putin blaming the west for starting the war. vladimir putin addressing the nation yesterday. [video clip] >> i am addressing you at a very difficult time. dramatic changes in the world. great historic changes that will dete