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george w bush and the invasion of iraq. so the book was published to coincide with the anniversary of the war. but you've been working on this book a quite a while. you seemed reluctant, as you stated in your preface, to take on this project to begin with. why? well, i was reluctant for two reasons. first, i was trying to finish up work that i was doing on the evolution of the cold war topic of which i've written a great deal about. and secondly, and most importantly, i was reluctant to take it on because it was really contemporary history and the availability of primary source documents would be very limited. i'm a historian who has spent his career in the archives with hundreds and hundreds of archival boxes of documents. and i knew for certain that i would never have access to such documents. in writing this type of a book. and so i was very reluctant to undertake it until i met a former member of the bush administration who talked to me about the possible kitty of setting up interviews. and i can discuss that further, i

the most will deal and all had adam and george bush about them. but my, that the only bad about seattle from london is those, but the learners adorable english at neural net, i was looking for a little stuff at the general musselman day. lumala had the tried other than just labor. them allah had belie lincoln was a young man. ah ah, ah ah ah, ah ah, ah, with iraq ranks this in the will. if a proven oil reserves the baghdad taxi drivers complain about fuel prices in there, tony mill, boncey, or what our service advisor, lencioni barnesville buffy is double live alone it, jonathon lloyd's, a suburb and finer. oh, i can advise you wanna balloon enough. she and her body, elizabeth lola helene, will be her bill. it is small enough. the listen to the new holiday. i'm your home. she had, but it's what it would succeed. well is the how much do you have? sorry, this also wants you to work well. everybody in the level the iraq oil is both a curse that promote all the recent wars and a blessing. 55 percent of the countries g. d. p comes from oil production o

anita was laura bush's chief of staff in the second term and anita said it was actually george bush's suggestion that laura give the address on the topic of afghan women. so president bush was the one who thought that this was something that laura should do and he was absolutely, right. we also have something from bonnie who asked for us to talk a little bit about michelle obama's speech in new hampshire in response to the hollywood access tape. anyone pull that from their memory and comment on that one and when we when they go low we go high speech yes. i i think i had an incredible opportunity to watch that speech at a communication and gender conference and everyone was talking about it. we didn't watch it live. we watched it later on a group of us watched it in a hotel ballroom later that night and it was great because we had a free for all on it. and i think that that's when people started talking about michelle obama running for the presidency. i don't know you probably remember that but that speech again was something only i think michelle could have given at that time. you kno

bush. so tonight was a point and to sally's i did the book george h.w. bush because i met him and i was surprised by encounter. i had been an undergraduate during his presidency, so i thought the gulf war had something to do with destiny. you know, was, you know, my, my, my roommate in college was jack daniels. so i not tuned in. particularly tuned in to things and. so i had this kind of dana carvey view, you know, not going to do it. you, as dana once said, the key to doing the old man's voice was mr. trying to be john wayne. it's a perfect description. and so in 1998, labor day, 1998, our friend michael beschloss and i went up to walker's to interview the president, former president and brant scowcroft, about a book they'd written about foreign. and in about 7 minutes, i thought oh, if you're going to put the fate of your nation in someone's hands a nuclear age. that's pretty good set of hands. and it was a visceral reaction because george h.w. bush had, a kind of quiet persiste charisma. it was not bill, it was not john kennedy's, but it was this sense

here now are those remarks from the 2000 two correspondents dinner, president bush -- george w. bush makes references to musician ozzy osbourne who was there at the dinner. >> 2 [applause] >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much steve. mr. vice president. members of the white house correspondents association. ladies and gentlemen. laura and i are honored to be here tonight thank you for the invitation. what a fantastic audience we have tonight. washington powerbrokers, celebrities, hollywood stars. ozzy osbourne. [applause] ok ozzie. [laughter] might have been a mistake. [applause] the thing about him is he has made a lot of big hit recordings. [laughter] party with the animals. staff at bloody sabbath, raising hell, black skies and bloodbath in paradise. [applause] [laughter] ozzie, mom loves your stuff. [laughter] [applause] and drew carey is our entertainment tonight. drew has a fun tv show called whose line is it anyway. which is totally improvised. drew, do you have any interest in the middle east? last year at this dinner i showed photos straight out of the bush fami

ok, george bush, dick cheney hayden and tenant all conspired to subvert the car. and here's how they did it with the program called stellar wind. and i went through the entire process of cousin compiling it inside an essay and setting it out there for people analyzed . i could do when i was doing it because all these other agents weren't cleared for that program. he was worked. so when i was we got the only thing he could do is look at the flow. did they do that now? because they are part of the car and see and, and, and i wanted to time and both of them agree to those programs as well as to send one long before she came in to report it to them. because the house said that they, impeaching george bush is off the table. why you're a part of it. do you have to be in pete yourself not. so that's was there's out had no peach for it. and then the senate would try blowers. we're going to take a short break and return to our conversation with fame. 2 2 2 2 ah, united states, we've exported it now to the world because the multi national babies needs to be nurtured and car

remember, the sainted representative lewis of georgia, what a great man, an election denier, george w bush win the 2004 election computers transferred 122,000 votes from john kerry in ohio, george w bush. and that's the only way weren't won. that's what that's that's what thought so we both have their own election deniers whether it's stacey abrams or elijah cummings or congressman lewis. and but i'm not to hold it. and i don't want anybody who thinks that way to run for president and they're not going to get my vote. but i have to admit, i do have friends among the house republicans who were less than courageous when standing up and saying hello. i wrote a column. i think ten days after the election saying all this hubbub is not going to change outcome of the election because no election, no statewide election in modern american history, that has been reversed, was had more than couple of hundred votes contested, less than a thousand votes. you should have seen. donald trump sent me that day. but, you know, i understand politics is practical and

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in may, 2003 george bush, solomon declared victory on the deck of an aircraft carrier. the tyrant has fallen . any rack is free or dr. clay the us soon concluded the country needed a new saddam hussein by me to counselor or 3 article. if you still there's room or same or are you insured as a bridge loan? they're in a for your stories just from our voicemail starts with completely boxes. so no mores, my daughter's to start a new move or more. we've huddled meters room to voters more so just to put out a little quiz when you were home, which area or the left or when you have to but bring it i was little sure. sure. someone, she still only one knows a little more than wilma with the same, nor cursed or are you winners in the value of normal savings, right? 3, g, 3, schoolvision slides are cool. when you mush royce, with my back. i love i to left. he had a whole other have a little john, if you have dallas and how about i to side with his cover? mia? i had a kid can mail it and that was can marshall taylor who is a little mom? angela, i live on yellow. done lunch online. pa

then president george bush for starting the iraq war. george bush is a terrorist who is also unsparing and criticizing president barack obama. he's a very clever in bypassing anything that forces him to focus with some, with some thorough, with some thoroughly dimensional views of the issue of race. hey, i'm on my way back and harry belafonte made his mark with music and on the front lines of the fight for human rights that i'm on my way in the back on many.

then president george bush for starting the iraq war george bush, terrorist who's also unsparing and criticizing president barack obama is a very clever in bypass a anything that forces him to focus with some, with some thorough with some fairly dimensional views of the issue of race. i am on my way back on the irish bellefonte, who made his mark with music and on the front lines of the fight for human rights. i am on my own. many down my head is around the zoo and northeastern thailand has bred a red headed volt. sure, it's the 1st successful attempt in 30 years. so the bird is said to have been extinct in the wild since $992.00 and is on in and is on and internationally critically endangered list for year as researchers have been trying to save it. lena barclay has more this chick is the 1st red headed vulture to be bred in captivity in asia. and only the 2nd time it's happened in the world. zoologists and thailand are doing all they can to reverse a sharp decline and what's become a critically endangered species. they've been trying to breed them here for nearly 20 years. i'm goin

belafonte's trip made international headlines when he described president george w. bushd's greatest terrorist. >> the greatest tyrant in the world, the greatest terrorist in the world, george w. bush, says, we're here to tell you -- not hundreds, not thousands, but millions of the american people , millions, support your revolution, support your ideas, and yes, expressing our solidarity with you. amy: shortly after harry returned from venezuela he came into our firehose studio to talk about why he called george w. bush a terrorist. >> when katrina took place, there was a great sense of tragic loss for many americans who saw that terrible tragedy. what we had not anticipated was that our government would have been so negligent and so unresponsive to the plight of hundreds of thousands of people in the region. and in a dilemma that we all face as to what we could do as private citizens to help the folks that were caught in that tragedy, we began to listen to voices that were outside the boundaries of government, the united states government. we listened to voices that came

i know about george bush, dick cheney, hayden and tenant all conspired to subvert the constitution of the united states. and here's how they did it with a program called stellar wind. and i went through the entire process of collection of data on us citizens and compiling it inside and say, and setting it out there for people analyze and look at. and the only thing this guy could do when i was doing it, because all these other agents where it cleared for that program, he was away, but they weren't. so when i was doing that, the only thing he could do is look at the flow because i'm reporting a crime. now when you do that, the f b i supposed to investigate, did they do that? no, because they were part of the crime. and the reason that diane brought didn't get any anywhere, was because nancy pelosi and and, and, ah, for her gosh, we're the, the hit chair and ranking members of the house intelligence committee at the time. and both of them agree to those programs as well as a cia programs in, in early november of 2001 long before she came in to report it to them. so they had already agre

07 out of, oh, i'm lim, dash in the hobby may the 1st 2003 us president george bush declared victory in the iraq war id there. fidelity owed up that would put up for a job with rental hydrogen to december. the 30th 2000 is still in iraq, a ah, how did you get? what was a ritual vanilla? i spent there about 14 months and then i was released as a rule when they were attacks and fighting a rupture, they used to say they would release half of the inmates to take it new prisoners who would then see to the difference between american promises and the prison reality i spent over year in that facility because of the trumped up charges against me and the deliberate foot dragging with a trial. when you get arrested and investigated, comes to see you at once. he's full of lies telling you the investigation has been prolonged for full months and we have to wait for 4 months wandering. what on earth they're investigating all this time? i know that in some cases it makes was so tired of waiting. when the investigation was repeatedly prolonged, they would admit any charges. the investigator brought

s. president george bush declared victory in the iraq war. how did it a good bit for to hire date of december, the 30th 2006. saddam hussein was executed at adams. i will shut down from done december, the 15th 2011. a ceremony was held in bagdad tomorrow at the end of the u. s. military mission. in reality, the u. s. army is still in iraq. a. she had a village, a still a couple football awe neutrality is one of the most flexible concepts and international relations that you can imagine, which is why it's so useful. but why it is so inherently difficult to grasp. so that the chances we have is that countries fill it with the meaning that is useful to them and hopefully to, to all those. because i did, i did, i did score. it means i'm not taking decide of either of these completely. ah, in hungary has been a member of the european union and nato since 1999 during the 1st post soviet wave of nato's eastwood expansion. a history may log a thanks his dilemma. a c. like by the quantity. so e, so me that me it. if so would you like a sure zap, bud l

i agree with you on that and also on george w. bush and the terrible job he did with the economy. we did get a tax cut, but the problem is he increased spending at a larger rate. once you have -- if you cut taxes but don't cut spending, you are not really cutting taxes. the spending can only be financed in one of three ways. it is financed either by direct taxes which reduce your current standard of living, it is financed by borrowing, which runs up huge interest costs as we are seeing today, and it has to be paid back by your future taxes. at the same time it is crowding out capital that would be available to lend a business seeking to expand or home seeking to make purchases or consumers seeking to make purchases. or it is paid for by inflation. which is what this admin assertion is doing. once the government has decided to spend a dollar it has already decided to tax it. when we increase spending while cutting taxes, those taxes were shifted to rowing or inflation. host: --guest: borrowing or inflation. host: president trump did the same thing. guest: but he also had regulatory

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mitchell reese, partner with the brunswick group and former special envoy under george w. bush. nk you for being with us.— you for being with us. thank you very much- _ the man suspected of once being the british army's top agent within the ira has died. freddie scappaticci had always denied he was the agent known as stakeknife. mr scappaticci, who was in his 70s, left northern ireland in 2003 after several media organisations alleged he had been working for the army while he was the head of the ira's internal security unit. joining me now is thejournalist peter taylor, who's just released a new book operation chiffon: the secret story of m15 and m16 and the road to peace in ireland. thank you for being with us. explain first of all who this man was? freddie stak, aka stakaknife, was an italian immigrant living in northern ireland, allegedly recruited by the british army known as the false research unit —— 221. he was recruited whilst walking his greyhounds —— freddie scappaticci. he was recruited by the army. why he was of the mind to work for the british, because he was involve

bush would to know if you would like to become a special assistant. so in late october 73, i'll be at the age of 22, i go to work for george h.w. ush and the wednesday before thanksgiving. tom says, says the license tuesday said tomorrow the chairman is going to be down at the white house in the afternoon. i'm going to be up on capitol hill and his son w is coming down from harvard business school and this pretty cell phone. so when he gets union station he's going to call and you go to the lobby and meet him and give him the keys, the family car, because he's going to drive out to spring valley in northwest where the family's home was and be there that afternoon. and we'll get we'll get the chairman home that so i said, great. so the phone call comes from the formidable rosa maria, bush's longtime tells me to go to the lobby so i go to the lobby and this may be hard to fathom, but was the complete nerd. so i'm like complete liar. complete like nerd. so there i am like, goofy nerd and walks this guy with a national guard flight jacket, cowboy boots, levi's little round thing in the back pocket. you know, she can come exuding mor

and so when the george w. bush administration came in as i actually show in my book during the first nine months prior to 9/11, policymakers did grapple with the issue of iraq. it was definitely on their radar screen, but they really could not agree amongst themselves what should be done, partly because, as steve hadley was saying, iraq was not an overriding priority. there were other things on the radar screen that consume far more attention. and for the most part policymakers did not think that the use of force, especially american combat troops, was commensurate with the threat that iraq posed prior to 9/11. so in that sense i would suggest that 9/11 really does transform, legitimately transform, in my opinion, threat perception. and the increased threat then temps policymakers to consider the use of force and to embark on what the policymakers themselves called coercive diplomacy. but the key issue i think is what sorts of tactics are appropriate to use to preserve world order? i think that's an extraordinarily

al gore and george bush are an interesting example. george w. bush, many, many great friends. i talked to his chief of staff when he wanted to cooperate for this book pretty wanted to talk about is a great friendship with don evans for example. you cannot say he did. you cannot say at a best friend was going to succeed as president. think what i have learned is that those presidents who did have a best friend were generally better for it. and so is our country. that is what i discovered in these nine stories. you can argue really important role in richard nixon's life. i think he was for the most part part of the influence. but the last four years he could have spoken truth to him in the way he did in 1957 when he told nixon to not run for president. i saw you did in 60 and 62 with your family after you lost is quite ugly. nobody had a better seat to see the toll that is exacted on pat, trisha and he did not want to see nixon where the family go through it again and 68 so he said don't run. nixon does not listen to him and runs. the nixon becomes a president he becomes insecur