a little more than this we joined now by george cheney, who is a democratic strategist and legal policy experts. she shows us from washington d. c. thanks very much for being with us here on al jazeera for having me in his space. joe barton, link civil rights in his supreme court reform saying the court has been with an authorized against civil rights. what did you make of those statements in particular? you know, president vitamins really been on the role. i think he was so eloquent in wrong the to and using this as an opportunity to say that wherever to unveil the supreme court reforms that you just talked about and you're get eloquently put them in context. and it's just a moment where we have this new, you know, we have this new presidential candidate in cumberland harris. we have him celebrating the, the 16th anniversary of this, the right back. but also talking about the future. and in order to make good on the right back, we have to make sure our supreme court justices are ethical and they're not bought and paid for. this obviously being a blank of presidents the now there's anot

what is dick cheney, a native of the oil corporation hali burton, worth? vice president of georgehe architect of operation desert storm in iraq and the deployment of military forces in oil-rich saudi arabia. loy dostin stands out in the current administration. he is back. provided the military-industrial complex with orders for decades to come, for 2 years before the murder, and the world behind the scenes manipulation of politicians and people, the thirty-fifth president of the united states, john fitzgerald kennedy, the last of the american leaders who advocated peaceful coexistence, spoke in his speech. if the press waits for a declaration of war before imposing military censorship, then i can only say that no war has ever posed a greater threat to our security. a theme that mobilized enormous human and material resources to create a cohesive, highly effective machine combining military diplomatic, intelligence, economic, scientific and political operations. kennedy was killed by shots from a carcan rifle in dallas on november 22, 1963 . the world is still arguing about the mot

. >> george, liz cheney said the gop is no longer the party of the constitution.itution is hugely important, it is not a key issue for voters. it is not something they think about. it is not something they value in their day-to-day lives, but it is essential for our democracy to function. >> exactly and they don't appreciate how this ticket represents a direct threat. when you have donald trump who lied about the election, has been lying about the election for four years and tried to overturn it using physical means and fraud and vance, one of the things that bound him to trump was that he swears, he told donald trump he would turn down, he would have disapproved the electoral votes from the states that trump lost, which is insane. they prepare to be the party of the rule of law, but basically they forsake it. they forsake it for a man who continually violates the law. there is no defense of the classified documents case. there is just none. it is just insane. as i said it is orwellian. >> i feel like what are we even talking about? that is my question of the nigh

george w. bush, cheney -- >> that is trump's party.aditional republicans are familiar with. that party has now completely, fundamentally transformed into trump's party. >> the anti-de i party. anyone surprised that they were fear mongering when there was a little bit of diversity on the stage. >> was great to have you with us throughout the night. thank you so much. and thank you at home. come back tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. eastern. congressman mark paul campbell joined us to explain why he is joining the list of members of congress calling and president biden to pass the torch. until then, i am ayman mohyeldin. have a good night. din. have a good night. and lost to time... can now be analyzed and restored using the power of dell ai. preserving memories and helping to write new ones. ♪ every day, more dog people, and more vets are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet food. they're quitting the kibble. and kicking the cans. and feeding their dogs dog food that's actually well, food. developed with vets. made from real meat and veg

dick cheney, vice president of george w. stands out in the current administration. advocated the peaceful coexistence of all countries and the elimination of nuclear weapons. a recording of the speech at the new york hotel voldoria is kept in the library of congress. our way of life is under attack. those who consider themselves our enemies are advancing all over the world. our friends are in danger. and yet war was not declared. marching troops did not cross borders. no missiles were fired. if the press waits for a declaration of war before introducing military censorship, then i can only say that no war has ever represented greater threat to our security. if you are expecting the discovery of a clear and present danger, then i can only say that the danger has never been more obvious and imminent, for all over the world we are confronted by a monolithic, ruthless conspiracy, which is put in the first place. to intimidation instead of free choice, to partisans at night rather than to armies during the day. it is a system that

george w. bush. >> dick cheney. myth romney. john boehner. >> that is trump's party.a lot of traditional republicans are familiar with. it has now fundamentally transformed into trump's party. >> the anti-dei party. anyone surprised there was fear mongering when there was a little diversity on the stage. all right, great to have you all with us throughout the night. thank you so much. really enjoy it. thank you at home. come back tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. eastern. congressman mark joins us to explain why he is on the list of congress canning president biden to pass the torch, until then i'm ayman mohyeldin in new york. yeldin in new york. chief! doug. (inaudible sounds) ooooo ah. (elevator doors opening) (inaudible sounds) i thought you were right behind me. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, ♪ ♪ liberty. ♪ missing out on the things you love because of asthma? get back to better breathing with fasenra, an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic condi

you think about george bush taking dick cheney. that was a surprise. think about barack obama taking joe biden. a lot of people thought that was a way to communicate with congress. to push health care forward. if you think about mike pence and the evangelical load 2016. trump has not vote now. what makes sense. >> what makes sense as a loyalist. someone who will be loyal, someone who can take that job if it is called upon to assume the duties of the presidency and somebody who donald trump is not going to have to look over his shoulder and say it is this person undermining me? is this person leaking? that is essential. are they trying to maneuver to take a voting bloc that i have a problem with even though trump will never run again. you want that in a vice president and you want good advice and a vice president. i downplay the political gain you get by naming someone based on demography, based on race, based on gender because people will vote for the person at the top. that's what i think donald trump wants to look for. if there is a second theory aga

received the details from tommy franks, the commander of the us central forces, george tenet, the head of the cia, as well as dick cheney, the vice president of the us. naturally, america's plans were mixed. in this field, the americans acted on a large scale, so that the goal was to carry out extensive intelligence and military trips. even after the attack on afghanistan in 2003, 2004 and 2005, yemen remained in america's mind as a dangerous center that should be controlled. there are plans to send several hundred special forces to yemen. from on the other hand, some media reported the american attitude about the nature of the activities and deployment of many yemeni forces in the philippines. as you can see we use the uh sbd pso1 scope now thing about the fbd they do manufacture a cheap piece for it special forces camps attached to the president's son. it became a center for the deployment of american military forces in sana'a, the capital of yemen. with the continued trips of high-ranking american commanders to these camps, the images of the government's reception of them had become a mockery. as this issue is eviden

trump's former cabinet members, big names like mitt romney, paul ryan former president george w bush, dick cheney, and more mitch mcconnell, the senate republican leader, was actually booed when those voices are not included or even welcomed at the convention. is there truly unity in the republican party? how do you see it? >> well, they tried to get it there. i thought it was well-choreographed, but you're right and you know, he's coming to grand rapids. that's the home of betsy devos that's the device was the education secretary. grand rapids is a very strong device. areas she's the former state chair of the the republican party of from there, i don't think i don't think she was there here. she was certainly didn't have a role. you got remember mitch mcconnell's wife a cabinet secretary to she resigned the day after january 6, as well. so for a lot of republicans, i consider myself a reagan republican they didn't really have a role at all in, we'll will see what type of outreach they might have in the next couple of months you know, trump's speech at the beginning was very conciliatory speech m

that he will be that would not be in unprecedented as you might remember, in 2000 with george w bush pick dick cheney we lived in texas. he just moved back to wyoming. >> cheney, big tech. >> right when dick cheney picked danny but but we're dating ourselves in any case this is going to be quite a night. i can't believe that they've held the secret that long when when we say that, usually we know who the nominee is by this point, it's usually because a reporter has figured it out. yes well probably happen soon these finalists that people who we believe are the finalists, the men who are the finalists are here in town in their hotel room yes, i was talking to a top staffer of one of them. >> i mean, to say that there are on pins and needles is an understatement. here's one thing that's not unprecedented is the business that is going to occur behind us, which is the nuts and bolts nuts and bolts rather of what a convention does, which is not only to adopt the rules, but to actually nominate their candidate for president. and we are going to see that tonight. this afternoon. i should say. and then they

. >> in the past, when this was an issue back in 2000, george w bush from texas picked #### cheney, formally from texas to be his running mate. #### cheney changed his residency, and he became a resident of wyoming. >> react to these challenges, but also to levinson said that there is no time for governor newsom to change his residency, and analysts expect harris will choose a running mate from a must win swing state. >> some of those names we mentioned just a short time ago well, in 24 hours, vice president harris has picked up the support of lawmakers, party officials, as well as delegates. >> ktvu political reporter greg lee joins us now with more on the big story of the week here. yeah. >> president biden told his staff by phone today he's not going anywhere. and he said it was the right decision to drop out of this race. harris told her staff she's ready to earn the nomination and win in november. she told them she's best to make the case against donald trump. that will be a likely preview of her campaign messaging if she's the nominee. >> i have full faith that this team is. the team w

backed by nato but the big question, the former russian -- former advisor to dick cheney, kind enough to join us. georges and whether he's in control, this ongoing war. where do you see it going? >> the war is in a volatile situation. the russians are not making a lot of progress on the battlefield, not taking huge swaths of territory. momentum is on their side. they are wearing down ukraine's ability to put an army in the field gradually over time. not a lot the west can do to change that, can't provide manpower to the ukrainians to make up for the deficit they've got vis-À-vis the russians. we are in a situation right now where the west is trying to see how far it can push its own aid tour ukraine in the russians trying to figure out how they can draw a line against deeper american and nato involvement without provoking a direct conflict with the west and those are two dangerous positions to be in. it heightens the chances we could end up in a war between the west and russia that neither side wants. neil: president biden says go slow on making ukraine a nato member. >> that is part of it. we've got a

. >> in the past, when this was an issue back in 2000, george w bush from texas picked #### cheney, formerlyate. #### cheney changed his residency and he became a resident of wyoming. >> however, levinson said most political analysts expect kamala harris will choose a running mate from a must win swing state. >> republican nominee donald trump appeared on fox news alongside his vice presidential pick jd vance, called for an investigation into president biden's health. >> you had people that lied to the american public, and i'll tell you what, you ought to take a look at his doctors because his doctors keep giving him this wonderful report. i'm not a doctor, but i saw him the other day, was unable to get up the children's stairs going into air force one. >> mr. trump also said he wants answers on the assassination attempt on july 13th on his own life. how the gunman managed to get on to a rooftop near his campaign rally undetected. former president trump said he spoke with the director of the secret service, who apologized to him. >> the former mayor of los angeles, antonio villaraigosa, has

. >> the past when this was an issue back in 2000, george w bush from texas picked #### cheney, formally from texas, to be his running mate. #### cheney changed his residency, and he became a resident of wyoming. >> react to these changes, professor levinson said. most political analysts do expect harris will choose a running mate from a must win swing state. >> republican nominee donald trump, appearing on fox news tonight alongside his vice presidential pick jd vance, he called for an investigation into president biden's health. >> you had people that lied to the american public, and i'll tell you what, you ought to take a look at his doctors because his doctors keep giving him this wonderful report. i'm not a doctor, but i saw him the other day, was unable to get up the children's stairs going into air force one. >> you did investigate. >> mr. trump also said he wants answers on the assassination attempt on july 13th, and how the gunman managed to get onto the rooftop near his campaign rally undetected. trump said he spoke with the secret service director, who apologized to him. comin

george w. bush, mitt romney, dick cheney, mike pence, paul ryan, and the list goes on, people who worked very closely with donald trump in the white house, all of whom call him unfit. of course we're not seeing him, but they still represent people. they're not isolationists, they're not protectionists, they're not for giving pardons to cop beaters. i think this covid diagnosis was a blessing in disguise, as opposed to going from one event to another, one interview to another, the president can kind of relax, focus, talk with people about what's going on, certainly all the indications from what's being reported is that he is more open to this and he's talking more about should i stick it out, and more can kamala pull it off, and i do think there's no alternative but to her being the nominee if he does step aside. this was always going to be the process. the public calls made him bristle. that's why these meetings were more in private. nancy pelosi goes on "morning joe" and sort of like opens the floodgates a little bit for these leading democrats to convey to him directly what's at stake. remarkably t

cheney. make. baker barbour. senator. never age free. to baker. senator george mcgovern. governor terry. governor. you can air air. governor. romney. robert draper. and other. governor gary. jerry apodaca. make it. governor raul castro. barbara jordan. back. may be the new york mayor. eric. governor phil noel, rhode island. and henry mauer. happy. mayor can get to new york. mayor jim. lucas and governor chris stack of new york. madman landrieu of louisiana, new orleans. that's forgiveness. lack of protocol tonight. ain't no protocol in this house. we're all one. proud. mr. robert hunter here on the carter campaign. where are bob. mayor de castro. mayor, had your buried. let hope the platform does not collapse. mr. leonard, let's try to. live by well. that was that occurred. what happened after that first. asked you to wrap yourwell as o. rights leaders you you can do whatever but they my belief is, you know what's really unique about graceland archives is that it really tells us a complete story and it really is one of the largest archives dedicated to one individual that exists here in the united states in the ar

cheney. make. baker barbour. senator. never age free. to baker. senator george mcgovern. governor terry. governor. you can air air. governor. romney. robert draper. and other. governor gary. jerry apodaca. make it. governor raul castro. barbara jordan. back. may be the new york mayor. eric. governor phil noel, rhode island. and henry mauer. happy. mayor can get to new york. mayor jim. lucas and governor chris stack of new york. madman landrieu of louisiana, new orleans. that's forgiveness. lack of protocol tonight. ain't no protocol in this house. we're all one. proud. mr. robert hunter here on the carter campaign. where are bob. mayor de castro. mayor, had your buried. let hope the platform does not collapse. mr. leonard, let's try to. live by well. that was that occurred. what happened after that first. asked you to wrap yourwell as o. rights leaders you you can do whatever but they my belief is, you know what's really unique about graceland archives is that it really tells us a complete story and it really is one of the largest archives dedicated to one individual that exists here in the united states in the ar

others like dick cheney basically wrote to foreign policy for george w. bush.t is a little bit of a wildcard. i think a lot of the people around trump be people that donors want to put in there. i think a lot of the business elite of the republican party do not like vance or his staff or who he is as a person and fear he may go in a more populist direction and will probably try to install the people are -- trump reportedly wanted jd diamond -- jamie dimon to be secretary treasury. he is a full on does she wants as many immigrants as possible, way to reduce wages and save money. i think this will be a real question for vance, how does he navigate sort of not getting kicked out of the republican party with his views but also influencing them? the reality is, if trump was elected and things went well, vance would probably lead to the party by 2028. he would be their front runner for the presidency and he would have total control over the executive branch and over the direction of the political party. for now, he may have to suck it up and compromise when republica

i think nicole was referencing cheney may have helped george w.-- it is not a state that democrats are actually competing in. so it's not a state that trump needs j.d. vance to win. if you look at what others have been talking about, specifically, he will help donald trump if he loses the election -- he will going get fake collectors and do what mike pence did not do. it feels much more likely to be what was on the mind of someone who loves loyalists. i will also note one of the things donald trump said he talks about becoming a major best seller and movie. i believe might be .45 in the reasons why he chose them. >> would you think of j.d. vance? >> i think we have to separate what he does for trump versus what he does for trump is a. he is the ideological heir samantha and seemed as the vanguard of the new right. mager is an emotional grievance filled movement. what that practice it in a much more cerebral circumscribed fashion, there is a very clear isolationist foreign policy to much of what he has done. there is a sheet of economic populism. e

. >> the past when this was an issue back in 2000, george w bush from texas picked #### cheney formallyeney changed his residency and he became a resident of wyoming. >> react to these challenges, but also to levinson said most political analysts expect harris will choose a running mate from a must win swing state, and hopefully that state is a lot cooler than what we are because we have more records that will be set in throughout our central valley today, and temperatures are averaging up to 17 degrees hotter than where we should be for this time of the year. >> and that is why the national weather service has issued that excessive heat warning through today until 11 p.m. on wednesday night, a heat advisory for all those areas in yellow. live weather camera looking out towards san francisco. and we do have some mid and high level clouds. we'll explain where those are coming from. but right now check out the temperatures as you are getting ready to head on out the door. it is 63 degrees in hayward backing through castro valley. then we jump up to 70. in livermore and in dublin, as well

and stature, you know, a few years ago when i yeah, george w bush picking a b b c was funding for somebody with robbie to us and ended up with dick cheney. and clearly has brought it to us that strength of character, that experience that strength. does anybody really think that campbell harris has brought the task? all right, we have to live here now steve, gal and radios show host and for the to go come and tell you. just thank you so much for your insight. thanks, mike. i'm sure we'll talk soon. right now. we're keeping our close eye on the breaking news. this hour has us back today. joe biden has bowed down to the electoral res. as he stepped aside, a he, we unpack his full year to mazda, bye, often controversial policies, with the support for the training and conflict, and the relentless, valid thing, guys that i've been rising us domestic coincides that within the nation. um president, we divided what is biden's legacy? that's a big one. here is our d soft catch a now what the break down into the fact of the let up to this point in full? yes, joseph, fall by doing junior has set right, cooled off direct quote. so he won from winnin

george w. bush, president obama. correct me if i'm wrong, you were assigned to vice president cheney as well as vice president biden.s that correct? >> i was not with vice president cheney, i was with clinton and bush and then finished off my time as a supervisor on then vice president biden's detail. >> thanks for clarifying that. i was misinformed there. judging by your experiences, did you ever -- nothing happened on your watch with either of those administrations, because it was nothing like the event with president ford. you know, attempted assassinations. >> correct. i never had to do with a gunman situation that i was aware of. i immediate -- my immediate thoughts went to the shift that was working yesterday that showed up. they had a situation happen. obviously a lot of chaos. these types of situations don't always go the way the playbook says they should go. we train and train and train for this event, hoping that we never have to implement our muscle memory and the training we practice for. we go back to my comment that some things went very well. i think the way that the shift moved to the president off t

george h.w. bush's read my lips, no new taxes. bill clinton lying about his sex scandals. dick cheneysely claiming iraq has wmds, dragging america into war. the financial crisis, obama polarizing and dividing america with far-left ideologies, lecturing america's bad, only he can fix it, and joe biden and his family doing the same thing and profiting, accused of profiting from government access, selling influence. voters have been saying donald trump is not beholden to anyone. he just wants to fix america. >> yeah. i mean, that's a big part of it. and i think you heard this from j.d. vance, i think that's one of the reasons why you saw the vice president pick made lake it was. i think donald trump comes at it from a business perspective that is coming forward though with many years of experience of dealing with public, dealing with that, you know, from the entertainment side to the building side. he understood how to get things done. and people are desperate for that. look, i made this comment on mike's show, huckabee's show as well, we've got to get back to not divorcing politics and

tickets over the years did george bush help reagan with the white house, did well, does anyone believe that al gore was the deciding factor to get clinton over the finish line or cheneybarack obama and mike pence with donald trump i don't think it matters quite friendly, who is on the ticket would you have some of the dominant as donald trump and jd vance is doing fine to bring in voters in michigan wisconsin, pennsylvania given his upbringing in the area and for now i don't see anything he's done or said to change that approach. stuart: we will leave it there see you again real soon. i want to know how the media is reacting to jd vance cat lady comments. >> you could say the calls are out dnc chair donna brazile and mike pence former press secretary squaring off on abc news on the growing debate over vance childless cat lady remarks, watch this. >> he was saying when to have children and the family you tend to view things a little differently than others. >> you should pay fewer taxes. >> even when you don't have children, you do care about k kids, never had one child and i can claim hundreds of them because i love them i want to give them a head start and healthy s

cheney called him a threat to the republic. also absent, the former republican president before donald trump. he's not that old. his name is president george w. bush. he is still around. also not there, one-time republican presidential nominee, the guy giving the speech in 2012, mitt romney. also absent. high-profile ex-house speakers at the top of the party. paul ryan, john boehner. all of these men were once the backbone of the republican party. they have been removed for being insufficiently pro-tran32 and the most obvious evidences tonight's lineup leading to donald trump's big acceptance speech. typically the presidential nominee is introduced by a fellow statesman. in 2012 rising star florida senator marco rubio introduced mitt romney. in 2004 the election after september 11, the new york governor introduced george w. bush. in 1996 bob dole spoke after his own presidential nominee. that is usually how it goes. 2024, a very different story. tonight taking the stage ahead of donald trump speech, we have the golf pro from the golf club in west palm beach as well as the golf general manager of the trump national doral, the golf general m

like ed meese, governing apex under dick cheney and worked in republican politics to approve the sort of things that happened particularly after 9/11 under the george w. bush white house, those have been brought by bringing a bunch of people who are part of that cultural, bringing them into a supermajority in the supreme court that has brought us to a place where a president has had his lawyers asked by a justice in open court, are you saying your guy can assassinate someone and he'll have immunity for that? the answer was yes. the court wrote it down. and that answer is the logical, you know, apex of where those things go over time. but to have that radicalism land, when you have a potential next term of donald trump on the horizon if he wins in november, where he's saying exactly what he'll do with this power, is quite a remarkable thing, you'll notice that nobody in reacting to today's ruling they're saying, wow, how scary, what is joe biden going to do with this power, right, nobody's saying that, nobody is worried a president like joe biden is going to, you know, abuse this in such a way that's going to be bring about a de dictatorship. becaus

. >> we heard the story about dick cheney being lifted up out of the white house and shoved down stairs. we've heard the story about georgeut getting back to washington, the secret service saying this ain't your plane, it's our plane, we will tell you when you can go back. there are a lot of republicans, independents and democrats wondering why didn't they do what secret service people always do, put the protectee's head down, cover him up and shove him into a car? >> well, joe, and mika, you both zeroed in on the two most important things, but let's put them in order. the first one is that building and that line of sight. for more than 50 years the secret service agents who plan the advance for any public event lose sleep for days before that event thinking about where can there be a spot on high ground where somebody could get a clear shot at the president? or whomever i'm protecting, as the secret service, and that may be, in this case, the former president donald trump. that's what they think about. i was interviewing a s.w.a.t. team commander yesterday who was not directly involved in this event, but has been involve