without george w. bush's appointees to the supreme court, amber nicole thurman would be alive tonight. she would be a healthy, happy mother of her young son, who was forced by george w. bush and donald trump to attend his mother's funeral at age 6. when i was six years old my mother had the same medical procedure that amber nicole thurman desperately needed to live. my mother had given birth to five healthy children. but she kept going. she was trying, trying to have a sister for her only daughter. trying for one more and she suffered a miscarriage and she routinely had a d&c at a local hospital in boston, years before abortion was illegal because it has absolutely nothing to do with abortion. none of the catholic nuns teaching me at my elementary school then thought my mother should not have that procedure. our beloved monsignor bradley knew that when mothers had miscarriages, doctors should give them whatever treatment they needed. antiabortion catholic doctors performed the procedure routinely. there wasn'

bush. gene, is the new york times best selling author of the man i knew the amazing story george h.w. bush's post presidency. tonight, gene. here to discuss her latest book, character matters and other life lessons from george h.w. bush. this event really, truly represents unique strengths of the bush school here in d.c. our location in the nation's capital, the legacy president bush and most important students. if those of you would like to meet our students, you can join them in class at 30 tonight right after the event. but these students answer the noble calling of public service and contribute to their communities and country in so many ways we would not be here tonight, however, and not experiencing our rapid growth and success without the vision and generosity of the diana davis spencer foundation. these students are of the diana davis spencer program in national security on their way to make a tremendous impact. well, joining gene tonight stage are three distinguished journalist who have also covered the 41st presidents. see ann compton was assigned to cover the white house for

george were bush should really say he's voting for kamala harris. >> if george w. ush care about conservative they should vote for kamala harris. it shouldn't be a hard choice for you. if you're doing to preserve opportunity to have a kemp or to have somebody like that, tell yourself that and do it. >> i think that's a good place to stop. >> please give these guys a big hand. thank you very much. [applause] tuesday on c-span, the house is back for general speeches at 10:00 a.m. eastern at noon legislative business includes a forest management bill that would identify areas of the country that are most at risk for wild fires and expedite environmental reviews for forest thinning operations. on c-span2, the senate is back at 10:00 a.m. to consider the nomination of michael to be ambassador at large for arctic affairs. senators will take a procedural vote to begin the process of considering legislation to fund the government beyond september 30th, over on c-span 3 at 10:00 a.m. eastern the ceo will testify on pricing of the company's database and weight loss drug befor

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blaming the computers in europe transferred 120,000 votes from john kerry to george bush and 37 members of the house of representatives that by james clyburn bot that nonsense. i was accused in a court in columbus, ohio, of having ordered the assassination of a whistleblower who is going to spill the beans on this computer scandal that it turned, overturn the ohio election. nowhere close to jane '06 don't get me wrong we have paranoia and our society, and this didn't keep george w. bush saying to john lewis let's work together on reauthorizing the voting rights act. lewis was one of the people who bought into this as was clyburn. we have to have leaders who say let's put some of the politics aside and that what's best for the country and set the tone from the top. >> the thing i would point out is john kerry conceded the election. al gore conceded the election. that's the difference here. >> i agree with that. >> when people speak, it's fundamental, you need to yield to the will of the people -- >> then they will tell 37 house democrats and barbara boxer that. they knew there we

there were 500,000 troops used by george h.w. bush in gulf war. the great one of the great mistakes that was made in iraq and afghanistan is that george w bush, the son divided, our troops between iraq and afghanistan, and used what don rumsfeld, the secretary of defense called a light footprint. and we did not have the decisive force that we might have had had we not done that. and last is good intelligence is good. intelligence is crucial. and if there was one finding that really surprised me. we all know about the absence of wmd of weapons of mass destruction in iraq. but what came clear in the interviews was something that is not well known and that is saddam had actually his weapons of mass destruction in accordance with u.n. resolutions, would not admit it publicly for, fear it would weaken him domestically and encourage the iranians to invade. that misjudgment, which we missed, is the united states through poor intelligence, cost him his life with thousands of iraqi american troops and i was unfortunately part of one of the worst intelligenc

george bush the president of the united states was at emmaus booker school in florida when the first plane hit the twin towers. white house chief of staff androcard was the first person to inform him about the collision of the planes. america has been attacked, that's all i told him. 45 minutes after the attacks, bush gave his first speech about september 11. ladies and gentlemen, america has been attacked by a terrorist attack. today, we faced a national tragedy. a terrorist has come to our soil, and a terrorist has attacked the world trade center. nothing against our nation there is no chance, please join me for a minute of silence. the official narrative of the us government, which was published later , announced that the collision of the planes was the main cause of the collapse of the twin towers, as well as tower no. 7 next to the world trade towers, but there are many uncertainties about this. there was a story that the american government says about the events of 11 and the collapse of the twin towers, it even contradicts the laws of physics and the law of gravity. the us gov

it wasn't the case and presidential teams like george bush and dick cheney george bush and dan quayle, even though dan never actually stepped up to the end of that 2nd part. do you think it's fair to hold that next person? if it's, it's kind of like a 3rd term for that original president. as i said, brock obama passed on to joe biden when he was elected in 2020. of course it is. i mean we, we had gerald ford become president united states through with that. we've had other vice president's become present and now you're seeing couple of harris rising to the top after having not been elected by anyone and having dropped out for the 1st primary when she ran for president her good 1st go around. so absolutely, and tim was the vice presidency and even a vice presidential nomination is a, it's kind of like a trial for the, for the presidency. we're going to see here in the debate, when we start talking about a little bit bought into policy, what she's all about and how he's going to, what his vision is going to be in which direction he's going to take the buy of the high. rather, the higher

or remember george w bush making a joke. look around his office for weapons of mass destruction like opening desk drawers cabinets, hulu. not here is saddam hussein, who is definitely a dictator from the beginning. people who are happy to be free. as a sniper, people are just trying to hosp blobs, so white. it's hard to see what they're holding or carrying. i've killed people, planning bombs and bearing the ambush or troops. but i've also killed people changing their tire on their car. is they really anyone who wouldn't fight for the sake of the country? that's impossible. the us described operations in iraq as a war justified under international law and deployed hundreds of thousands of soldiers to the region on deceitful pretences. how has that affected those who were put on the front lines risking their lives for a lie to the bill is 10 with not that's not. how do we efficient during the war in 2003, around the middle to end of march? i went to my uncle's house because the roads were close to each other. it strikes every

i remember george w bush making a joke. look around his office for weapons of mass destruction like opening desk drawers and cabinets who is not here. saddam hussein, who is definitely a dictator from the beginning, people weren't happy to be free. as a sniper, people are just trying to hosp blobs so white. it's hard to see what they're holding or carrying as killed people, planning bombs and bearing the ambush or troops. but i've also killed people changing their tire on their car. is that really anyone who's wouldn't fight for the sake of the country? that's impossible. the us described operations in iraq as a war, justified under international law and deployed hundreds of thousands of soldiers to the region on deceitful pretences. how has that affected those who were put on the front lines to risking their lives for a lie to get to know what it was, i found them eating rice and dates. there was no place to get food or bridge in the morning. nothing was available. i couldn't walk who debacle. show what was the push him. i

attributed to him by journalists, and the real leader of the united states all the time remained george bush., who passed all the fundamental decision, and everyone said, "oh, chen, ovie yes he influences, he influences this bush so much, oh, if only cheney wasn't there." well, that is, he is such a demon of american democracy, and when a person from such a camp supports, supports kamela garis, then if andriy yarmak came out now and supported petro poroshenko, we all vote for poroshenko, and why, why did dick cheney take such a step, because i think that trump does not correspond to his value system, well , first of all... his daughter, as you know, she was simply destroyed politically by trump, but he has never been in a perfect relationship with his own daughter, and secondly, i think that he sees, it is also visible from these debates, that trump is not guided by values, that trump is guided solely by his own interest, that trump does not at all correspond to this vision of the republican party, which is in the head of oddi kechen , well, in principle, you will agree, even at this convent

attributed to him by journalists, and the real leader of the united states all the time remained george bush, junior, who made all the principled decisions, and everyone said: "oh, cheney, oh, he has such an influence, he has such an influence on this bush, oh, if it wasn't for cheney, well, that is, he is such a demon of american democracy, and uh, when a person from such a camp supports." supports camelo garis, if andriy yarmak came out now and supported petro poroshenko. we all vote for poroshenko. and why, why did dikcheini take such a step? because i think trump doesn't fit his value system. well, first of all, his daughter, as you know, she's just politically destroyed by trump, but he 's never had a perfect relationship with his own daughter. ot. secondly, i think that it is visible, it is also visible. in this debate, that trump is not guided by values, that trump is guided solely by self-interest, that trump does not correspond to this vision at all the republican party, which is headed by udi kechen. well, basically, you have to agree, even at this convention where donald trump was

attributed to him by journalists, and the real leader of the united states all the time remained george bush, jr., who passed all the principled decision, everyone said, oh chen, oh, he has such an influence, he has such an effect on this bush influences, oh, if only it wasn't. pocheini, well , that is, this is such a demon of american democracy, and when a person from such a camp supports, supports kamelo garis, then it is if andriy yarmak came out now and supported petro poroshenko, you know, we all vote for poroshenko, and why, why did dickcheini do such a thing step because i think that trump doesn't fit his value system, well... first of all, his daughter, you know, she's just been destroyed politically by trump, but he 's never had a perfect relationship with his own daughter, so... second, i think he is i see, this is also evident from these debates, that trump is not guided by values, that trump is guided solely by his own interest, that trump does not at all correspond to this vision of the republican party, which is in the head, well, in principle, you will agree, even at this conv

s. abraham lincoln, president george w bush declared the official end of the war in iraq. but the real war had only just begun so i look forward to a rock, january 2004. here in this massive convoy, a wind up all the way across the desert on this highway and crossed into a rock. the kids seemed to be living on the side of the road. a group of them were yelling, you know, george bush, number one, usa, number one usa number one. and we drove past them. and then they switched to given us the middle finger and cursing at us and throwing rocks. and i was like, wow, like and after encountering more and more rockies headed to the north, even just that 1st day it was clear that we weren't, we're being seen as liberators. and, you know, save yours and people who were there to help. we are seen as more of the problem of the war turned into a longer occupation after the dissolution of the rocky army in may. 2003, militias formed in the same year to wage an asymmetric war against the us. starting in october 2004. these aren't the groups included. i'll tell you the any rock the take it

bush, george w. bush's declaration of the global war on terror has left hundreds of thousands, if not more killed in countries such as yemen, syria, libya and so on. the us was... to fund terrorism through its own campaign, it's smear campaign against islam, against what it called the global war on terror, when it in fact was not only funding it, but it was fueling it, it was using the american weakness at the time, it was using the overwhelming sensation of weakness in order to mobilize the american public against muslims both in the us and outside the us. all right, well stay with me, batul, i mean after the 911. attacks, then us president george w. bush declared the u.s. war in terror, do you think that washington could have invaded the countries that it did without the 9/11 pretext? right, it definitely would have found another pretext, but essentially the war of terror was within the quote and quote new middle east strategy that was put forward by the evangelical uh right-wing uh within uh george

republican stalwart dick cheney, george w. bush's hawkish vice president, declaring he will vote for kamala harris in november. the announcement made by his daughter, former republican congresswoman liz cheney. >> dick cheney will be voting for kamala harris. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the cheneys presented a united front on capitol hill on the one-year anniversary of the january 6th attack. two of just a handful of republicans to mark a moment of silence. today in a statement, dick cheney saying, there has never been an individual who is a greater threat to our republic than donald trump. he tried to steal the last election using lies and violence to keep himself in power after the voters had rejected him. he can never be trusted with power again. as citizens, we each have a duty to put country above partisanship to defend our constitution. liz cheney recently announced she, too, is backing harris. her announcement comes just days after john mccain's son, jimmy mccain, a veteran of iraq and afghanistan, announced he's left

us president george w. bush was at ema ebuker school in florida when the first plane hit the doglu towers. white house chief of staff androcard was the first person to inform him about the collision of the planes. america has been attacked. i just told him that. 45 minutes after the attacks, bush made his first speech about september 11. ladies and gentlemen, america has been attacked by terrorists. today , we faced a national tragedy . global business dealings. terrorism has no chance against our nation , please join me for a minute of silence. the official version of the us government that was published later he declared the collision of planes to be the main cause of the collapse of the daghlo towers as well as tower no. 7 next to the world trade towers, but there were many uncertainties about this. the narrative that the american government tells about the events of september 11 and the collapse of the twin towers contradicts even the laws of physics and the law of gravity . the us government wants the publi

karl rove signed up with george w. bush in texas because rove believed correctly that george w. bush could go all the way to the white house. and as soon as karl rove saw kamala harris, 14 years ago, in 2010, he was very worried about her. >> we are the state that creates leadership for the rest of this country, based on our belief that we can be tough and we can be smart and all the time be dedicated to our history while being empowered to know our destiny. >> in 2010 when san francisco district attorney kamala harris won the nomination for attorney general for the state of california and that video is not seen anywhere outside of california. karl rove saw it and that is when karl rove got scared, because karl rove saw the same track to the white house that i saw beginning with her winning her first statewide race as attorney general in california. that would leave kamala harris perfectly positioned and it did leave her perfectly positioned to run statewide again for the united states senate, which became possible when senator barbara boxer decided not to run for reelection in 2

i don't want any democrat is going to change their opinion about donald trump because of what george w bush's, i'm going to even, republicans would change their opinion about donald trump because of what george w bush says, because donald trump has taken over the republican party. but what we do know is that donald trump's own people, his own vice president, his own secretary the stay his only attorney general, his own defense secretary, and chief of staff, his own national security advisers have all condemned him at separate several different times. he's his own, his own, his his niece has called him a racist. his his nephew, he said he used the n word i mean omarosa, his top aides and who he was a racist. everybody who knows this guy who has a position of influence that he has said has had some sort of negative things to say about him is not something that a democratic conspiracy that people who know him best say donald trump is a horrible ahead. >> one point though, do we start to listen to the actual people were supposed to be listening to a the man was elected in 2016, got the most votes

bush, george w. bush declaration of the global war on terror has left hundreds of thousands, if not more killed in countries such as yemen, syria, libya and so on. the us was able to fund terrorism through its own campaign, it's smear campaign against islam, against what it called the global war on terror, when it in fact was not only funding it, but it was fueling it, it was using the american weakness at the time, it was using the overwhelming sensation of weakness in order to mobilize the american public against muslims both in the us and outside the us. all right, well stay with me, batul, i mean after the 911 attacks... the then us president george w. bush declared the u.s. war in terror, do you think that washington could have invaded the countries that it did without the 911 pretext? right, it definitely would have found another pretext, but essentially the war of terror was within the quote and quote new middle east uh strategy that was put forward by the evangelical uh right-wing uh within uh

. >> over 200 people who worked for president george h.w. bush, president george w. bush, john mccain, and mitt romney have endorsed me for vice president. former vice president dick cheney and former liz cheney support me as well. as they said we have a duty as citizens to put country above partisanship to defend our constitution. >> still kind of wild to see a democratic audience cheering dick cheney, but it works for her. donald trump, meanwhile, is repeating the baseless came immigrants from hawaii are eating pets. he doubled down yesterday in tucson,in arizona. the republican governor of ohio, mike dewine, has said there's no evidence of haitians abusing pets. also many of those migrants are here legally under temporary protected status. still, trump brought up what he hez is an issue, and he called the influx of migrants a, quote, invasion. >> there's a place called springfield, ohio, that you've been reading about. 20,000 illegal haitian immigrants have descended upon the town of 58,000 people, destroying their entire way of life. this was a beautiful community

, a zionist like mayor giuliani, and of course a zionist like dick chany and george bush jr. and condelisa rice and colin powel and rumsfell and and paul wolfovits and dub zackheim who i work for at boz allen hamilton with uh ed snowden and others uh all of these zionists triggered these wars on 9/11 and it was the israelis that were part of that uh great deception with the hopes that they were going to annihilate essentially the muslim world starting in afghanistan going to iraq then libya and syria then uh iran and uh elsewhere but that that collapsed uh miserably but the american people pay with thousands of their own people in blood, so i don't think they'll do it again, i don't think they'll allow another war. mr. bennet, from what i can remember, you can correct me on that, the 911 incident when it happened in the twin towers, i believe there were no uh jews or israelis in that building when that happened, quite correct, quite correct, there was a messenger system called oi to go that sent out messenger to every israeli. jewish person saying, do not go into work at the twin

jr., george bush sr. got in the elections, they took 20 million more than trump did, which meansimply with his appearance in politics , brought these people with far-right views to politics, by 20 m, certainly not the majority, although it is... not like that, you earn little, so that you don't want it's the emigrants' fault that the time there is something mother, we will deport all emigrants and you will be all the time, that is, this is the coalition, its number does not change, and the fight is for the votes of voters who do not have ideological. of political persuasion, who vote simply as they feel what awaits them if they win this candidate, or other candidates, is a very small number of those who are undecided, and only in simates, where it is actually decided who will be the president, that is, it is several tens of thousands of votes, look, if in the 16th and 20th years, 40, plus, plus some 45,000 voters would have voted for the other in the 16th year. clinton would have won in the 20th trump, and the same will happen now, that is, the gap will be very, very small, here

continue lisa rice and george w. bush. george w. bush and condoleezza rice both know better. donald trump. they know what he's done to the republican party. they know all that. why do they not? we would have to interview them and ask them directly why they don't speak up and say something in the course of this. my guess is, for condoleezza rice, she likes to wear that green jacket known as the masters in augusta, walk around with all her other buddies. and sort of say and act like she's nonpartisan and just here for america. but at this moment in time, those two who i know are probably to me the most disappointing in leadership in this country. >> yeah. and we don't have time, but we could go on about the rest of that article saying that they're actually counting on vice president harris winning and then stopping her from being able to accomplish anything. thinking that, ah-ha we'll get the house and senate back. that's the most cynical crap. they don't want the country to succeed. they want trump to go away, go away. that's not how it works. matthew dowd, thank you very much

george w h.w. bush. one knew he had a political objective and that was simply to get saddam out of kuwait. he was criticized, as was colin powell, as you remember bitterly, that we had saddam on the run, choke him by the throat, go into baghdad and. they said, if we go into baghdad, we'll own it. that was not part of the un resolution. it was part of the international coalition. on the other hand, bush, too, had a much more accepting of political goal to make iraq into democracy. now, as chad has pointed out, they do have free elections now, but the cost was ghastly in order to get there because we really didn't understand the internal and dynamics of of iran. great. ambassador neumann, we were discussing in the green room that you're career started as a soldier in ended as a diplomat as featured in the book in the chapters on on iraq and afghanistan. from your experience, what are the lessons learned of what makes successful diplomacy and where does it fail and how might you apply those lessons to where

you had george h.w bush, the incumbent president, and dan quayle, the incumbent vice president, running for re-election. i guess someone was trying to find a way to make dan quayle useful, and they sent him out to make that speech. dan quayle making a speech before the commonwealth club in california suddenly became big news because of his misguided attempt to make murphy brown basically the poster woman for the ills of society. it's the cover of the new york times, top of the fold... back when folds mattered. "murphy has a baby. quayle has cow." "quayle has cow." that's the one that always comes back to me. should have the benefit of being born into families where the mother and a father we'll give them love and care and attention all their lives it leads to people going on and on about this murphy brown fictional character versus dan quayle situation. i think their father figures around that the kid will will enjoy life better. >> people like dan quayle or so out of touch, these legal peril because that just kind of reflects what's going on in society even johnny carson, just roasted

there were 500,000 troops used by george h.w. bush in gulf war. the great one of the great mistakes that was made in iraq and afghanistan is that george w bush, the son divided, our troops between iraq and afghanistan, and used what don rumsfeld, the secretary of defense called a light footprint. and we did not have the decisive force that we might have had had we not done that. and last is good intelligence is good. intelligence is crucial. and if there was one finding that really surprised me. we all know about the absence of wmd of weapons of mass destruction in iraq. but what came clear in the interviews was something that is not well known and that is saddam had actually his weapons of mass destruction in accordance with u.n. resolutions, would not admit it publicly for, fear it would weaken him domestically and encourage the iranians to invade. that misjudgment, which we missed, is the united states through poor intelligence, cost him his life with thousands of iraqi american troops and i was unfortunately part of one of the worst intelligenc

with the attacks on the world trade towers on september 11, 2001, the mark of george bush, the president of the united states, for the world, including iran , was increasing every day. but attacking iran was not that easy. islamic republic in the united region. undoubtedly, there is no doubt that this issue has been on the agenda since the time when the israelis were forced to accept the indirect negotiations of hezbollah and its superior hand in the military field of the zionist regime. they exchange more than 40 prisoners are released from the prisons of the zionist regime. this is a great victory for. all the television channels in the region were covering this great celebration moment by moment, a celebration in which there was an empty seat, the only prisoner whom the zionists refused to release because of bad faith . . it means that hamir and hizbullah are against them. i am saying that it is true and the evidence is also the same . i must confess now, even if he is on this chair, this is the truth . in a wild act, the planes of the zionist regime bombard the cities and villages of

but if you're george w. bushd up on stage and you say, there's something new called migrant crime. george w. bush ran a campaign famously, as joe knows, where he said, family values do not stop at the rio grande. he was trying to reorient his party around a different approach when it came to migration and, frankly, the hispanic community. for george w. bush to, i think, see what donald trump is doing, which is effectively make his entire campaign about demagoguing immigrants, and stay silent, i think has to be difficult. i know why he wants to stay out of it, but i think it's got to be tough for the former president, given where his heart is on those kinds of issues, to stay out of this game. because, again, that is the centerpiece of the campaign. haitians are eating dogs in an american city. all the crime is being caused by migrants. nevermind the facts. that's the centerpiece of the trump campaign and the gop campaign this fall, is bashing immigrants. you know, that's not what those folks signed up for in aust

buckley jr. hosted ronald reagan and george h.w. bush on the program, there was a very clear sense that republicans were the party that was strong against the communists. - there is a sense in which when you are dealing with a sworn enemy, in which your relations improve to the extent that that enemy recognizes that he is not going to successfully destroy you. i think that as long as ronald reagan or his successor, george bush, are in the white house, there will not be a nuclear initiative by the soviet union, because there is no doubt what our response would be. - the republicans were the ones who would stand up to the soviets. what has happened, and what is your analysis? is the gop supporting forces that would reassemble the soviet bloc? - you know, margaret, i would really like to understand completely why the republican party, not not everyone, to be fair, like mike mccaul and others, have tried to warn against russian propaganda influencing republican lawmakers. but there's no doubt that there has been a kind of dance between the r

thomas kelly was cms administrator from 2001 to 2004 under george w. bush. lso served under president george w. bush from 1989 to 1993. a private equity investment firm, and they want to thank him for bringing this whole group together. he said i bet i could get everyone together and i so appreciate it. what a great day. mark mcclellan under president george w. bush, just after fda commissioner from 2002 to 2004. he is currently director at duke university. 2013 to 2015 under president barack obama. also under governor tim kane from 2006 to 2010, waiver largest -- one of the largest in legalization hospitals, and occupational health clinics in the state. my family scratched the surface, but let's get into it. first of own, i know i barely need to ask anything. feel free to answer any questions just in your head. i want to focus first briefly on the health of all americans. we know we have secure health inequities even though we spent almost double what other wealthy countries do, and i think we all thought that covering more americans with insurance would be

we all remember the pr disaster of george bush i the pr disaster of george bush flying over new orleansricane katrina. the white house will be well aware of the political risk here. how do you assess their response to it so far? ,, ., ., ~' far? so far i think the focus has been — far? so far i think the focus has been on _ far? so far i think the focus has been on the _ far? so far i think the focus has been on the right - far? so far i think the focus| has been on the right thing. it's trying to find survivors, it's trying to get aid to those who need it desperately. talking trying to clear roads, trying to get networks back up, trying to get networks back up, trying to get cell phone service return so people can get in communication. that's really been the focus. 0ver really been the focus. over 50,000 people both from the us government and aid agencies across the affected area trying to get assistance to those folks. that's the government's first and foremost intention is to get help, and that's the right focus.— to get help, and that's the riaht focus. ~ ., ., ,, ., ~ right focus.

if he were dumb, george h.w bush wouldn't have picked him as vice president. everything he said was taken out of context and blown up, and he was made to look like an idiot. do you think the national media have been fair to dan quayle? no! well, then let's annoy the media and re-elect our great president. what i think is great about making fun of him for the murphy brown speech is that that's not a gaffe. it's not a misstatement. it's a full on articulated piece of weird ideology. you have to remember, this was a speech that at some point started off talking about the la riots, which had happened weeks earlier. and if you're thinking to yourself, what on earth did murphy brown have to do with the la riots? you're thinking exactly what everyone was also thinking at the time. [music playing] welcome to larry king live. were you shocked when quayle said that? oh. it was the most shocking and prolonged episode of my life. i mean, it was-- to be in the center of it. why don't we place ourselves in the set from the top and rehearse it once with camera? [chatter] my

with the attacks on the world trade towers on september 11, 2001, the mark of george bush, the president of the united states, for the world, including iran , was increasing every day. the israelis took this quick action without prior planning because they had to prepare for war, which means that israel had already withdrawn its promised army. al-dharba group before that, there is no doubt that there was a mistake on al-tawlah since the time when the israelis wanted to attack hezbollah's military capabilities and even to destroy this group altogether. after the thumb blow he gave to israel , he was scoring points from the zionists. thursday, january 29, 2004. the lebanese asra plane lands on the runway of beirut airport. indirect negotiations with hezbollah. his superior hand in the military field of the zionist regime is forced to accept the exchange. more than 40 asirs are released from the prisons of the zionist regime. this is a victory it was great for hezbollah. all the television channels in the region were covering this big celebration moment by moment. a party where there was an

the lines of george bush, the president of the united states at the time, but the attack on iran was so easy for the republic islam had allies in the region such as hezbollah , which is america's most important ally next to israel, and in order to attack iran , the barrier of this resistance had to be broken in the first step. it was impossible for the israelis to take this quick action without prior planning, because they had to prepare for war, which means that israel had already prepared the army and promised the strike group before that. military forces and the destruction of this party were the key factors in hezbollah's 60-year strike against israel he had added that he was taking points from the zionists. thursday, january 29, 2004. a plane carrying lebanese passengers lands on the runway of beirut airport. indirect negotiations between hezbollah and his superior in the military field, the zionist regime. because they have to accept exchange. more than 40 prisoners are released from the prisons of the zionist regime. this was a great victory for hezbollah. all the television c

george h.w. bush was a former president when he said that. and he was 78 years old. and he added the apologetic note, i don't hate a lot of people. i don't hate easily. and this was a way of explaining why he was using the word hate, a word presidents don't use in that way. donald trump, on the other hand, hates a lot of people. he hates very easily. he hates everyone and has publicly expressed hatred for everyone from me to taylor swift and that really is everyone. he has the most hateful mind and spirit in presidential history and you can search the internet. you won't come up with much more than those two uses of the verb hate applied to a person in presidential history. just i hate saddam and i hate taylor swift. george h.w. bush, at 78 years old, had the presence of mind to give a reason for hating saddam. former president bush said at the time that he used poisoned gas on his own people so there is nothing redeeming about this man. donald trump gave no reason for hating taylor swift and nothing