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so how does george clinton of p-funk phrase, how does this vanilla guy from this vanilla place come care so much about blacks and --? that was the question that motivated me doing. this book and the key the linchpin to understand that is humphrey went graduate school in baton rouge, louisiana tells us who for a year and in that year he lived in a jim crow society and was appalled by it. he met jewish friends and classmates whose families were being exterminated by the nazis in europe. and he studied under an amazing professor rudolf everly who was an one. he's jewish professor who was stripped of his job, left penniless, had to start over with his family at lsu. and humphrey studied him that whole year. he was there and released project as a scholar was to study to democratic societies, turn within a couple of years into dictatorial ones. he taught that from a scholarship. he talked about his family's personal experience, and he also mapped the experience of -- in germany and the experience of blacks in the jim crow south humphrey left that year with his eyes opened to racism and anti-se

his break game when he joined george clinton's parliament functiona democratic.g this time he honed in his skills on the keyboard and contributing many significantly to the bands' distinctive found. fiddler collaborated with many notable artists like prince and credited with helping launch the pioneer and hip-hop sounds of the own detroit's jay dila. . fiddler always remained humble and dedicated to his craft and our community. please join me in recognizing a true guiding force for detroit's musical culture as we mourn his loss. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize february as career and technical education month. in recognizing this month, we are highlighting the value of career and for our students, but for our country. as the co-ch

george clinton with our headliner and there was a large contingent of folks who are there to celebrate with rain or shine come out support us. i think will be good with okay. yes, yes. for old going make that happen, right? yes, haha. just to wrap things up here any message for our viewers as black my goodness, just thank you so much for the continued support. we love that. we've got the backing from the community, but from the people who just really want this and want to see this thrive, i can't wait to see your smiles and celebrate with all and how can people get more please visit our website like to uproot dot work, ok, wonderful. all right. that is amber lester with the black joy parade. thank you so much for joining all right. we'll be right back. >> fashion's biggest night the met gala is just around the corner and the theme for this year is the garden of time. this year's co chairs were announced as well. they include super stars and diet. jennifer lopez, bad bunny, chris hemsworth anna wintour, quite a legend in the fashion industry. so expecting some really interesting out of

. >> brian: if you are bill clinton, george bush our barack obama. you sit down and talk it.de people. you don't go to the beach. >> they are terrified of what he is going to say,. they don't want him to talk because he can't put sentences together. >> brian: the fact that you are right makes me wonder how do you close the gap if you can't talk? >> lawrence: do you know who want to talk? we want carley shimkus to talk. >> steve: we do want her to talk. >> how are you doing? good morning to you. let's keep talking about the former president. he made some news yesterday telling maria bartiromo that he has an idea who he might pick to be his vice president. >> i called tim scott this week. you are a much better candidate for me than you are for yourself. he has been a real tiger. he has been incredible. and others have, too. kristi noem has been incredible fighting for me. she said i would never run against him because i can't beat him. that was a very nice thing to say. >> carley: two names there both south dakota governor kristi noem and south carolina governor tim scott have

clinton. micksud called united states and said george papadopoulos says there are e-mails from hillary clintondid carter page. devin nunes sent names to u.s. officials. so many shenanigans and it is coming out now, not just fbi and the russian collusion hoax, it was cia running into trump officials. >> carley: you are following a story like no one else and we are all better off for it. thank you for joining us. we'll have ray kelly on fox business, see you then. >> carley: don't want to miss that. block buster hearing happening just hours from now and donald trump georgia election case that could see fani willis disqualified over her relationship with the prosecutor she hired. we will explain it next. after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" bacon and eggs 25/7. you're darn right. solar stocks are up 20% with the additional hour in the day. [ clocks ticking ] i'm ruined. with the extra hour i'm thinking companywide power nap. let's put it to a vote. [ all snoring ] this is going to wreak havoc on overtime approva

ronald regan trailed jimmy carter and bill clinton trailed against george h.w. bush. i went back. the polling errors average about -- well, i can't get it there. i'll get it down here. 10 points. 10 points. it is still very early. there is a lot that can change as the examples illustrate. >> let's walk back to the tgif snoemts. >> what are some? look, remember donald trump back in 2016. very few people gave him a shot of winning. this was trump's chance. after the conventions it was 12%. the post "access hollywood" tape, it was 13%. on election day it was 29%. so he had about a three in ten shot winning yet donald trump was able to go on, win that campaign despite a lot of people, especially the post "access hollywood" tape. there were people asking him to leave his campaign, not just independents, not just people in press, republicans in his own braert asking him to leave the campaign and he was able to go on and window spite the odds. how about harry truman in 1948. thomas e.dewey up by 5 points. harry truman won the popular vote by 4 percentage points. he won easily. he held up

george h.w. bush saying something like that. >> it was clinton in 1999. at the end of the decade that is criticized as a decade of american-born policy draft. this was clinton trying to explain where the united states should get involved in the world now that the soviet union -- >> i would tour george h.w. bush at the end of his ministration gave a couple of er speeches in which he said almost precisely the same thing. what that quotation suggests is something that i firmly believe. there is turmoil everywhere in the world. and there always will be. it is vital for american decision-makers and for the american people to assess and determine what constitutes a so- called existential threat? what is an existential threat? it is also extremely important, as this quotation suggests and which i embrace, for american policymakers and the american people to carefully assess what constitutes of vital interest? where are our vital interests ? do we have a vital interest in taiwan? yes or no? i believe very thoughtful people can argue that in both ways. it has no e

george w. bush, bill clinton, barack obama. all of that leaders from both parties, and all the presidents from both parties, harry truman and john f. kennedy. you name it. there is going to be a nato 75th anniversary celebrated not and europa coming to washington, d.c., this summer, early anniversary. and by then ukraine could have lost to putin if this aid is not delivered. that is the message. by the way, president biden called zelenskyy today to reassure him that this aid is going to be delivered and to talk to him again, reinforcing what the vice president delivered in person. it was the vice president's face meeting with zelenskyy. she met him two years ago also, on the eve of the war, they met here two years ago when the war was just days away. u.s. had declassified intelligence for the first time to cancel in ski and the allies this was going to happen, that it had never happen before. and he invited to this after the munich summit. now they're back, two years later, and everything is on the line. >> it is chilling when

george w. bush and clinton administrations. he is now with the carnegie endowment for international peace.hank you for being here. andrew: it is good to be here. amna: knowing navalny's work and the threats he phased, were you surprised to hear this news? andrew: alexei navalny has cheated death multiple times. the kremlin gave its all by trying to poison him. but an assassin squad has been stalking navalny and his wife in the months prior. the fact that it told years of pressure on him, the physical toil, we still do not know exactly what happened at the prison, we may never know the exact circumstances of his death, but he was put in the most difficult situation imaginable. amna: his death is still yet unconfirmed. do we have any reason to doubt this news? andrew: i don't suspect alexei navalny is still alive. amna: does the timing of his death stand out to you as significant? we are talking as world leaders gathered in the munich largely to counter russia. does that say anything to you? andrew: it is unclear if this was a deliberate act on the people of this important gathering in munic

barack obama at number seven, bill clinton as high as he was george hw bush not everyone's favorite republican granted, but he was ranked in the 30. someone who, in his one term compared to joe biden was just enormously consequential in having shepherded the end of the cold war or it's just again, what i wanted to pick a dead one. it's all right. >> james polk deserves to be much higher. >> okay. good. okay. i mean, i do have to say this about obama. i like barack obama flying, but to be number seven, up non spots. incidentally, i would have wanted to 15 i'm going to go into my head of to give you some dead president okay. madison and monroe? yeah. >> lulu, who takes you off? >> i think this is like nerd prom. i mean, you know, i mean, i was a working name for this show at one point >> okay. so >> yeah, i'm just i'm just going to recuse myself because i'm just going to take a page from jonah spoken say that it is it is a little bit silly to have this debate. ultimately, i couldn't rank them. >> lincoln washington, and that's where i stop. >> we owe in washington being number three. number two.

and president clinton actually believed, as did george w father, george h.w. bush, that the problem, the cold war, was that american people were losing interest in the world, that there was a growing isolationism, that there was not enough concern. and with the idea of continuing the effort to promote democracy and prosperity. now, that required the united states to build up its military infrastructure, as it did and whether it required the united to get involved in controversy was in different parts of the world. these were difficult questions to do to decide what constitutes a transformative moment is the fact that you have 911 an and 911 represents a transformative event in the sense that in the sense of making americans not only policy makers but most americans feel extraordinarily vulnerable. and because americans feel extraordinarily, they are in clawing to support initiative that they might otherwise not support because we haven't been doing enough, we haven't been paying attention and and the important thing is always to decide, well, what constitutes

when people were positive about the economy, bill clinton got re-elected, george h w bush was beaten. day after biden's sdaft russ press conference, reporters were calling and asking karine jean-pierre why did you let him out there. he wanted to go. >> kayleigh: jen psaki, it was interesting to hear her say this. the biggest problem the campaign has right now, not about communications or messaging staff, it is that there is still swath of the country, including democrats and independents who believe joe biden will not be the nominee, he will be the nominee. this is the contrast and that is challenge the campaign has and can't solve, it is something people need to get onboard with and fighting the fight. >> kayleigh: everyone needs to get on board. >> lawrence: he will be the nominee, the president's mental acuity is what everyone sees and border is what everyone feels. i've been in harlem, boston, chicago, when you have black and brown neighborhoods that vote for democrats, voters for the party saying immigration is an issue and rec centers going to migrants here illegally and former

applause] ♪ >> 61 —- since nixon have used late-night to show their swagger and bill clinton brought the saxophone. ♪ georgeht the jokes. the top ten changes i make in the white house. you can't talk until you ride the mechanical bull in the cabinet meeting. just for fun issue executive order commanding my brother jeb to wash my car. >> trump brought the hair. >> and i mess up your hair? left laugh. [laughter] >> go ahead. [applause] joe biden went on late night and got nothing except bring in traffic to a halt and midtown almost missed the five. president biden skipped the super bowl interview to sit down with seth myers. he comes on after jimmy fallon if you don't know who that is ask jay leno. these are all pretaped so he could be edited. he did not bring a saxophone all he had was sunglasses. >> there is a dark branded conspiracy and you seem to have a lot of fun you have co-opted this is a yard sign do you enjoy playing around with the meme? >> the hell out of it. [applause] >> is a stage manager holding up the applause sign? why are people clapping for sunglasses? what symphony but a grown man and sun

clinton. it is barack obama. george herbert walker bush. george w. bush.gether as much as you can on foreign policy despite disagreements on iraq and other issues. it has always been a matter of degree. nothing this profound has never happened where a nato, the 75 year alliance which is gonna celebrate its 75th anniversary with its annual nato meeting moving from europe to the united states to signify that. it is going to be at an inflection point where ban concern that without american nato will not be able to stand. europe will have to turn inwards and look to other partners. that is of grave concern. >> nbc's andrea mitchell, thank you so, so much for your time. ahead, how house democrats might force a vote on that foreign aid but we were just speaking about. the bill that speaker mike johnson is, in fact, blocking. congresswoman pramila jayapal is with us next to discuss. this is the weekend on msnbc. this is the weekend on msnbc. with quickbooks money now earns 5% apy. (♪♪) that's how you business differently. intuit quickbooks. with nurtec odt, i can

for not trusting the political system that we have in the country that has delivered us george bush, bill clinton yes, even barack obama who grown struck american citizens overseas. i have a lot of questions about how much integrity is in the system. you'll have to excuse me for not really believing any of these fake and false accusations and taking them with a grain of salt. donald trump has kept more pledges to protecting american families while joe biden is doing everything he can to weaponize the federal government against parents like me. they are taking children away from their parents, removing custody because they do not want to give their kids sex change procedures or block their natural puberty, or give them hormones that will sterilize them and cause serial -- serious harm. early onset osteoporosis. what we are being told from the joe biden administration, i would be more open to him if he was not such a radical on pushing sex change procedures for kids. we have a health and human services secretary that identifies as a woman when he is a man. i am not in clown world. i see it for what

george w. bush win back the education issue. bill clinton won back the crime issue. big republican issue. he can do this. i couldn't be happier. i've criticized -- >> off camera not in front of reporters. he didn't speak to reporters as he got onto marine one. >> i don't see that discipline happening, paul. i think it's hopeful. again, because this administration tends to get in its own way. take two out one, day let joe be involved another day. oh let's not do any of that. here he has a chance to say to the american people, and make that argument of how this crisis ended up like he did. but i would still remember as most republicans do that -- to physically take themselves, harrison biden and address this. instead harrison lake remember is her is saying -- that's just as bad as republicans. >> the super bowl is on sunday, huge audience, president biden, the president famously does an interview before whoever's hosting and he didn't doing it last year at least not doing at this year. and you think that's a mistake? >> i hate to turn down an audience. >> a big audience. >> it's a joke abou

. >> bill clinton brought the sax and george w brought the jokes. >> the top ten changes are making the white house. are you ready? right up your alley. roll a cabinet meeting. you can't talke whit until you e the mechanical bull. just for fun issue executive fui order commanding my brother jeb to wash my car and trump brought the hair. >> can i mess your hair? oh, have my hair stuck down from joe biden. nnt on late night and brought nothing exceptig traffic to ao halt. midtown almost missed the five. greg can't carry that show without me now. >> president biden skipped supesuper bowl interview to sit down with seth meyers. >> for those of you who don't knowview t who he is, he comes on after jimmy fallon. and for those of you who don'tr know, jimmy fallon is asked jayu leno. >> these shows are all don't kno pre-taped. so biden could be. ed didn't get to bed. d be edihebiden didn't bring a , a joke or charisma. all the president had werese sunglasses. >> there's a dark brand and conspiracy meme. and this is something that you seem to have a lot of fun with. you've co-opted. you've co-op

clinton running against each other. >> pete: 2008. >> steve: exactly. a lot of people who actually wanted to vote for georgeo, it would have been john mccain, instead they voted for hillary clinton to keep barack obama out. of course that did not work. and it won't work here. >> pete: doesn't look like it according to the polls. stay tuned here in south carolina. >> steve: big question is what will the number be? because she has got to do better than she did in new hampshire where she got 43%. if she can do better than that -- >> >> steve: that would push her to super tuesday. >> ainsley: if is he beating her by 30 points and even if he gets just double digits. 11% like i think he did in new hampshire, double digits. >> pete: i'm baffled do you push to super tuesday. she has a lot of donors but not a lot of voter. the problem is you need delegates to win. it doesn't matter how much money you have in your account. >> steve: right. so far, neither one of them have more than 100 delegates. >> pete: there are 50 at stake here. and if the projections stay the way they are, they will all go to donald trump, which

i've worked and met with jimmy carter when he was in the white house, with bill clinton when he was in the white house, george in the last several years. and there's one i didn't mention, donald trump, who i knew longer than i knew all of them. but would never go to the white house with him in, because i didn't want a photo op. what was interesting to me is that he would tweet he talk to me a couple of times on the phone as president, but he would tweet i was this con man and racist. and he forgot to tell his people he's come two or three times to my national action network's convention. and tried to act at that point like he was friendly with aspects of the black community. what i'm raising is for us to say there are certain standards we should look for any president, and even though i disagreed, and marched on bush, and marched on clinton on the omnibus crime bill, i never felt that they disregarded what the presidency, and this country should stand for. trying to established a democracy, and trying to have values and dignity. and that's the kind of president we ought to be thinking about tomorrow, on presi

george w. bush, bill clinton and donald trump, what do they have in common?in the same year. >> oh, right yeah i remember. >> we've had the same cohort of people running this country for a very long time, and when you have the same cohort of people doing that, people will gravitate towards extremes because that's what you do when you have the same people it's like -- worry about the same thing in a board room worry about the same thing -- >> and can -- george w. bush and. >> biden born before all of them >> biden born before all of them yes. >> that is a cohort, though -- >> we know front of the show friend of ours, we know him. his resume is almost too good. >> look -- >> probably wouldn't want to be president. >> and -- >> i think too early >> hasn't been -- >> john hope, you know, is right. the american people want a stable economy. you know our economy is our great strength and donald trump delivered a good economy so you have to deal with that. >> but john also said that -- fdr disability similar to joe biden. >> and richard fischer tell you had an a-plu

clinton. republican investigating for democrat. then there was george w. bush. there was an investigation -- that leaking of a cia agent identity to get back at a whistleblower who was saying that bush administration was lying about wmd. that republican presidents deputy attorney general acts of time, remember this guy, james comey, shows another bush appointee, another got appointed by republican, patrick fitzgerald, to serve as special counsel and that case. by 2015, republican james comey was the fbi director. he launched a criminal investigation into hillary clinton's emails. then can donald trump and the investigation and in his campaign dealing with russia. rod rosenstein appointed robert mueller as special counsel. remember? that but lifelong republican who served and several republican administrations, including in the bush heroes. that brings us back to republican robert heard. see a pattern? >> star, a ripen republican, as a former federal appeals josh and served as george bush solicit general. >> tommy and fitzgerald are both bush political appointees

barack obama and hillary clinton were as bitter as i can remember. john mccain and george bush as bitter as i can remember. at the end how can i help? this might take longer but if you ask, i vote for nikki haley, i come out of the booth and somebody with a clipboard who says would you ever vote for donald trump is nikki haley loses? no. to me you could absolutely see the momentum changing come fall when joe biden and donald trump contrast each other. let them know what the different directions of the country when it comes to the border. i'm from pretty sure a lot of the haley supporters, maybe take ownership of her because she came of age as a candidate but really not helpful with those type of comments on trump. >> harris: we are bow to see how different they are at the border. both presidents will be at the border on thursday. 45 and 46. and i opened this hour by saying how does it feel to follow donald trump? that announcement about joe biden was made a few minutes before we went to air. it will be on interesting situation to watch them. one man saying what i did worke

that there is a district that barack obama won twice, hillary clinton won, and joe biden won by 10. how is this a bellwether again, georgelook at his resume into this election how do you goat against george soros. my point, 10 wealthiest district in country are all democrat, that is the most wealthiest in new york, 4th bes wealthiest in country. larry: democrats are better saboteurs than republicans, i agree, g.o.p. has to learn to be greatest harvesters in the world, the early -- if that the game played, paper ballots will not make a comeback between now and november. the republicans who i think got out-jocked in 2020 and 2022, they have to get their game back. >> this is the game, these are the new rules, and we can have disdain the fact thats voting machine is digitized and new technologies and we can't pro sent a paper ballot any more, and make the counting efficient. but, that an how it is, key have to play to win -- we have to play to win. larry: okay kids happy valentine's day. >> happy valentine's day. >> you doing something nice. >> they are giving bouquets walkeaway downstairs, i'll buy her some, 36 years of lo

bill clinton with whitewater and thlensky scandal and george h.w. bush, who had some scandals in nominees like clarence thomas, they're all add up to a healthy number of scandals, but not so much that it kind of hits your imagination in a in a big way. it's so here's a list of scandals by president, and you can see some variation like that i'm talking about. and although nixon tends to get the, you know, kind of most problematic, most, you know, kind of president, he's not the most scandal ridden president, the most scandal ridden president is donald trump. you can see there from the number there exceeding 50 in just a short four year period. ronald reagan, although he was president for eight years, is number two. there. he gets more than 40, followed by bill clinton, who comes in at a third place. you're happy to get the bronze medal on this one. right. but obviously some of the scandals have been pretty impactful because a lot of them involved him personally or his finances personally. so you can see some variation in terms of these issues. and it

clinton. he then tried the poach, but once again, this time with a different president, this time it with it was with george w bush, who helped me offered a deal to share their nukes so that the russians and the united states could create a joint. a missile defense system to, to make the world safer. he thought, and turned their missiles not at each other, but away from each other to protect themselves against others. he says, president bush liked the idea of when he presented it to him. but connelly's a rice and her team at the state department did not did not even as mr. butler suggested to them that this cooperation is cooperation, could change the world. he said to them at the time as they knew it, i would, i said, i'm just imagine if we could set goals such a global strategic security challenge together. now the world will change more and will probably have disputes, probably economic and even political ones. but we could drastically change the situation in the world. a says yes and you and asks, are you serious? i said, of course, we need to think about it on so with, with giving you and i said go ahe

clinton. he then tried the poach, but once again, this time with a different president, this time it with it was with george w bush, who me offered a deal to share their nukes so that the russians and the united states could create a joint, a missile defense system to, to make the world safer, he thought, and turned their missiles, not at each other, but away from each other to protect themselves against others. he says, president bush liked the idea of when he presented it to him. but connelly's a rice and her team at the state department did not did not even as mr. butler suggested to them that this cooperation is cooperation, could change the world. he said to them at the time as they knew it. and i said, i'm just imagine if we could set goals such a global strategic security challenge together, new the world will change for them. they will probably have disputes, probably economic and even political ones. but we could drastically change the situation in the world. a says yes, and you and asks, are you serious? i said, of course, we need to think about it. and so what, what that's giving you and i said g

if you followed early polls, obama would have been beat clinton would have been beat george bush 43 would what will count is where this election is come august and september when people really kick in, when campaigning and advertising begins, but there's a long-term sort of sense that we're on an economic rollercoaster. we had the great recession of '7 and '8, then we had a recovery then, we had covid, and the impact of that so, i think what many americans -- i know americans in black communities and brown communities, unlike every other american, want is stability. not chaos, not confusion, to give them an opportunity to build their personal finances, build their balance sheets, build a secure future. so, i just think people should step back and say, this is a good report, and look, when it comes to these reports, i mean, people -- i looked at the economist panel. i think people spin it depending on where they stand politically, and we should factor that in, but i like to call it as i see it it's a good report >> it's a good report. the election will be interesting, because there are sti

district that barack obama won twice, that hillary clinton won easily, that joe biden won by 10 points so how is this a bellwether again? because georgeappened to sneak in one one election, if you look at that guy's resume' going into the election, how do you vote against george santos at this point. my point overall is the 10 wealthiest districts in the country is all democrat. this district is the most wealthy in new york. fourth wealthiest district in the country. of course it was going to the democrats. larry: profile. what matt tie ebb by said is very interesting because the democrats will dough their darnedest to sabotage. they're better saboteurs than republicans. your point i agree, the gop has to learn to be the greatest harvesters in the world. if that is the game that is going to be played, the paper ballots will not make a comeback between now and november. maybe sometime in the future or maybe never. the republicans who i think got outjocked in 2020 and in 2020 and 2022 they got outjocked they have to get their game back. they must get their game back. >> this is the game. these are the new rules. we can have disdain the

george soros son, who he handed his empire to has confirmed that he is dating houma aberdeen, anthony weiner's x and hillary clinton'sting. showing off his new squeeze who is 10 years older than he is. they are in paris. it's valentine's day. they just make such a gorgeous couple. happy valentine's day, everybody. hopefully none of you are sleeping on the couch tonight because you forgot. the saying happy wife, happy life still rings true. that could be why american happiness is on the decline. the liberal media is telling us not to tie the knot, especially women. pushing the notion that diamond rings are like handcuffs that bound them to the patriarchy. the garden of eden says, quote, "marriage was never designed to benefit with it. it cannot be fixed. it must be rejected. when you peel back the layers of history and propaganda it's impossible not to want to completely destroy this inherently misogynistic institution. now what they don't want you to know is married americans are happier than single people. but with nonsense like that circulating, guys need to be persistent. nobody knows that better than joe biden. >

george bush sr. >> hoover. >> franklin d. roosevelt. >> what does the d stand for? >> delano roosevelt. >> donald? >> do little. >> who was president in the 1980s? >> clinton?agan? >> franklin pierce? >> ron -- >> swanson. >> you didn't get that right. >> what was ronald reagan's job before he took office? >> actor. >> mcdonald's employee. >> somebody get this kid a happy middle. >> he said "mr. gorbachev, tear down" -- >> that while. >> this while. >> this house. >> the great wall of china. >> they were really dumb answers, weren't they? ♪ ♪ >> which resident famously said "i may be of white boy, but i'm not stupid." >> barack obama. [silence] >> holy mackerel. >> somebody actually said that? >> i may be a white boy, but i'm not stupid. >> do watch je -- note >> do you watch jesse watters on fox news? >> he has a book coming out, it's called "get it together." >> come on skiing and have a good time. >> jesse: tomorrow, if i look a little different, i will be in las vegas on a special assignment, but donald trump will be doing a town hall with laura the hour before us. stay tuned for "primetime." we will give you automatic reaction to that town hall. also,

george w. bush. and it's kind of an interesting question of how he's managed to accomplish that when he's invested so much less, at least actively speaking in his legacy than presidents like bill clinton and obama and others, - is the obvious question that he has been implicitly compared with his republican presidential successor? - i think it's more complicated than that. so i think let's start with where we should give george w. bush credit, which is he's done something that no other ex-president has done, which is he has completely separated. the chapter is called moving on, because a lot of presidents talk about this idea of one president at a time, and revering the washington principle, but they can't resist the urge to occasionally weigh in, occasionally hit the campaign trail, use the name of their successors. george w. bush doesn't do that. he's never once wavered from it. when i sat down to interview him, before i even asked a question, he looked at me, he kind of leans in, and this kind of texas accent, and he says, "you know, when it's over, it's over. i don't miss it." and i looked at him and i said, "you know what? i think i actually believe him." he's a total chapter guy

and then famously, of course, bill clinton left the country with the help from congress, with a surplus. georgedick cheney's famous comment that deficits don't matter. reagan proved that. they cut taxes twice. they did not really care about the deficit. obama, in fairness, had the financial crisis, but once that started to pass, he worked the debt down, down, down. you had a democratic president past fiscal policy. you had another democratic president was positive fiscal policy. and in between, you had a couple of republicans, as we just pointed out, even before covid, under trump, the deficit was getting larger and larger. and that of course covid, which of course is nobody's fault, had to be dealt with, but it came after deficits early rising. and biden had to deal with most of the covid expenses. he got the deficit down a bit, but now we're still looking at deficits of two trillion dollars, as far as the eye can see. and i will show you some numbers in the second. and back here, we thought these kinds of deficits were scary, and now we've got these kinds of deficits. what does that mean for

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clinton. then a few months later another international spy came to ask you about that very comment. tell me about that and what you call a honey pot, georgeso the story basically is that right when i joined trump's campaign before even "the washington post" knew that i was officially part of this campaign, the man at the heart of this entire scandal including comey's investigation, horowitz, mueller, durham and potentially new investigations, joseph miff sudden, this infamous professor who was introduced to me by this company we now know was connected to mi-6 tells me later on, hey, did you know that the russians have hillary's e-mail mails? of course, that was obviously speculated all around the global media at that point. i didn't think anything of it. shortly thereafter, these various foreign governments started to ask me questions. oh, what do you know about this, all these type of rumors, and you could understand from march until july they were just looking for any way possible to get a hook into the trump campaign. maria: wow. >> and they actually went out of their way to exploit their own assets to do it, and it failed. maria: we w

clinton, combined. i mean she -- -- put in her back, because she said no, i'm gonna call balls and strikes. if you show me a video or the killing george, their killing ahmaud arbery, they are -- and lying about breonna taylor, they killing tyre nichols. she said i'm prosecuting. and she's been doing it. and they attack her for it. >> as a former prosecutor, the thing that i would always have to deal with is this notion of the circular argument, we go where the crime is. and i tell people all the time, if you're looking for something, you go and find it. so it becomes self filling in terms of well, we go where the crime is. no you're going, and you're finding a crime. and if you went somewhere else, guess what, you could find the crime to. it's like, they come up with things to profile us for. and so, whatever -- i believe this with all in my heart. we can get rid of all the crime in america overnight, just like that, and people ask how -- change the definition of crime. of course, if you get to define what conduct is going to be made criminal, you could predict who the criminal is going to be. >> it sounds -- like our existence is --

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guest: president bill clinton did balance the budget and that led to president george w.ving huge tax cuts twice. there is a political dynamism where democrats try to balance the budget and the republicans use that opportunity to cut taxes further. it's a real problem politically for democrats but more generally for the economy to have a sustainable tax base to fund the things we need. were not asking that everyone get an oceanview house but we are asking for provisions for people and we think that's important. guest: we have seen congress under both parties and both presence of both parties spend, spend, spend. they double down on spending more than we bring in and that's not sustainable and that's happened but that cannot continue for the future. host: when it comes to the u.s. economy, what signs do you look for over than a couple of months? guest: i think we will be looking at interest rates on the debt, we will look at how much congress will be spending and whether they take the next few months to control spending and set us up for success in 2025 and what they will

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george w. bush. we saw the response in 1998 for the embassy bombings against al qaeda. this was from president clintond they targeted, you know, targets in sudan and it was not forceful enough. it didn't get to al qaeda. and, you know, two years later we had the "uss cole" blowing up in yemen and then 9/11 a year after that. deterrence and going after the culprits has to be forceful enough so they don't do it again. and we missed the mark with al qaeda. we missed the mark with saddam hussein. different parties, different presidents, and this president is now in an election year and his challenge is to show that he's forceful enough but doesn't blow up a hostage deal and make the region erupt in a full-scale war. >> i want to bring into the conversation our colleague kelly o'donnell who is live for us at the white house. we've just read this statement from the president. any chance we hear from the president this evening? >> i think it's unlikely simply because at this juncture, the statement makes the president's sentiments, his intentions, and really the wider message plainly known, and while there i