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. >> former president george h w bush showing some support for same-sex marriage.he 41st president attended the wedding of longtime friends bonnie and helen over the weekend in maine. same-sex marriage became legal in maine at the beginning of the year. the chief executive went as far as to sign the marriage certificate as a witness. problems arencial heading workers at one d.c. nursing home. employees say they are more worried about the quality of patient care. >> another sunny, cool day across the region. >> a certain baseball manager is still smiling after a win last night. still smiling after a win last night. i was honored to serve as governor of virginia. we brought folks together in richmond to focus on creating jobs and getting results. that's t theirginia way. and that's why i'm backing terry mcauliffe for governor. terry won't let ideological battles get in the way of making progress. terry wi work with democrats, republicans, and independents to create jobs and move virginia forward. it's important for virginia that we elect terry mcauliffe as our govern

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order, that is the constitutional order, and if you want to look at the most recent history, george h w bush, in 1991, got the ratification of the united nations to support a democratic congress before he went into drive saddam hussein out of kuwait and bacterial baghdad. it was the last and perhaps only sustained american victory since nationsr ii, with 31 taking part. that is the model, if you are really going to act. in order to do so, you have to enlist public support. who isles krauthammer, usually at my right here said in his column, there is no strategy or purpose here other than helping obama avoid self- inflicted humiliation. he says basically this is an exercise in political cover. >> i disagree with that, but the problem the president has on the hill is what they are going to do. charles mentioned this in his column. when you talk about a pinprick, ,ending a shout crossed the bow people do not know what that means. when you look at the hearings, it is a policy of evolution. all of a sudden it is not a pinprick or shot across the bow. it is to degrade assad's capacity to deliver ch

if youlook at the number of regulations that were issued by a george h. w. bushinton, and george w. bush, on over their term they issued this sam number. president obama has been regulating more. his record is about 20 percent more than any of his three previous. plus, the notion that president bush was of the regulator, i would say that is a myth. he issued some of the most far eaching regulations on air quality, food labeling, and -- john: he hired 95,000 new regutor said. did you fight him on this? did you resist? >> the pressure to regulate is intense. and as we've noted before, even in this tree is pressuring. so when everybody wants, regulation can give you some competitive advaage everyone pushes for it. there is no one pushing f stepping back to give people more freedom of choice. john: we are on this program. when we talk about gas and oil and what they cost, think about this. over here, this barrel of oil. so let me ask the audience. of the oil in this barrel, how much of it becomes soline? all of this? most of it? don't answer cause you're too smart. y

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george h. w. bush, same-sex marriage support her.ex marriage and maine last weekend. the former president's find a marriage license after an impromptu request from the couple. news of his involvement became public after one of the bride's posted a picture sunday on their face book page showing him signing the document. >> before the governor answered questions about the board and a possible strike he signed several bills into law. the one many people are talking about across the country-that's california will have the highest minimum wage in the nation. moloch raises the minimum wage from its current rate of $8 per hour to $9 by july of next year, and $10 by january 2016, well above the current federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour. >> drivers wanting to get behind the will of the tax tesla model s, without the 70,000 grand the price tag, can now rent one from hertz. the rental company is adding the all electric model as to is a dream cars height in the blind. it still comes at a cost though, ron $500 a day, plus a mileage fee after

helicopters came in under george h w bush. >> well, president clinton ended rangers inthe army the u.ssence out of somalia, but they were hunting , who was basically destroyed mogadishu and created a situation where you have a civil war in somalia. the point i'm getting at here is non-abaab was largely a player in somalia and al qaeda had almost no presence there, and the u.s., by backing these warlords made the very force that they claim to be trying to fight the most powerful force in somalia. >> what is at stake for the u.s. in east africa and the horn of africa? >> initially, it started with a knee-jerk reaction to 9/11. the fact was that there were major terrorist events that happened as a result of somalia's lawless situation. there were people being harbored that were involved with the 1998 embassy bombing. and dick cheney, early on after 9/11 developed a program called next steps, and they cited the countries they intended to go into, and somalia was on the early list. the state department, colin powell and others, cautioned against it, but people in the pentagon wanted to run

everything he kiam but there is the ongoing tension that goes into the administration through george h. w. bush from those who want to get control over the nuclear strategy of targeting in the officers in omaha who actually control it to set the war plan and they have a good argument themselves they have seen how civilian interference was a fiasco and the air force felt sincerely it is up to the leadership for when to go to war so not until the end of the cold war that you have civilians in the first bush and administration making crucial decisions about the targeting and execution of a nuclear war plant. that is extraordinary. >> host: that goes back to the secrecy that you describe not only as extending for the american public policy bureaucracy itself. diaz think things are better now? >> when garett -- kissinger to the headquarters of the strategic air command to get everything on the nuclear war plan as the president's national security adviser as an expert on nuclear weapons , the details of the plan were deliberately hidden from him. >> host: he tells the story. i think there are interna

yet, there's an ongoing tension that lasted really to the administration of george h. w. bush. between the civilians in the department of defense who want to get control over nuclear war fighting strategy and targeting, and the officers in omaha who actually control it through their computers, and who set the war plan. they, you know, had a good argument themselves. they had seen with civilian interferes with with the vietnam war was a fiasco. the air force guards felt it was unto the civilian leadership to tell us when to go to war. then we have to fight the war. we're the experts. so it wasn't really until the end of the cold war that you have civilians in the first bush administration making crucial decisions about the targeting and execution of our nuclear war plan. that's pretty extraordinary. >> it leads back to the sense of secrecy which you're describing is not only extending secrets for the american public but actually within the bureaucracy itself. do you think things are better now? >> when henry since jeer went off the air force base to the headquarter of the strate

everything he can yet there is an ongoing tension that lasted really into the administration of george h. w. bush between the civilians in the department of defense who want to give control over nuclear war fighting strategy and targeting and the officers in an omaha who actually control it through their computers and who set up the war plan and they had a good argument themselves. the scene for example of a civilian interference during the vietnam war that had been a fiasco and the air force tilt quite sincerely it's up to the civilian leadership to tell us when to go to war but then when we have to fight the war we are the experts. so it wasn't really until the end of the cold war that you had civilians in the first bush administration making crucial decisions about the targeting and execution of the nuclear war plan and that is pretty extraordinary. >> host: said that leads back to the secrecy that you are describing as not only describing the secrets for the american public but also within the bureaucracy itself. do you think things are better now? >> guest: when henry kissinger went to the a

home, i'm joined now by: former national security advisor to both presidents gerald ford and george h. w. bushneral brent scowcroft; and christopher hill, a former diplomat who served as special envoy to kosovo while the u.s. intervened in that conflict in the 1990s. gentlemen, welcome to you both. general scowcroft, to you first. first, let me just understand where the two of you are coming from. do you think an attack on -- a strike on syria right now is the right thing to do for the united states? >> we have put ourselves in a position where one can argue it is because of the chemical warfare convention. but we have not sought help from anybody to enforce a chemical warfare convention. it's not a u.s. treaty, it's an international treaty that says these are terrible weapons of mass destruction and should not be used. we have been unilateral in this. we haven't formally gone to the u.n. we haven't formally gone to nato. and so, yes, if we're going to enforce it. but if we're going to enforce it we should do it as a part of unity. >> woodruff: ambassador hill, how do you see it? is this the r

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home, home, he 95-year- former president and lead the anti-aparthei was months after admitte george h-w bushficial witness to a same- sex marriage in maine last weekend. the former president signed the marriage license after an impromptu request from the couple. news of the witnessing became public after one of the brides posted a picture sunday on facebook showing the former president signing the document. watching wall street this morning. futures trading shows all three indexes in the positive. worries about the economy and the growing possibilty of a government shutdown also continue to weigh on investors' minds. stocks closed lower for a fifth day yesterday. here's a closer look at the closing numbers. the dow fell 61 points. the nasdaq also lost seven. the s and p 500 down five. opening bell today at 6:30. twitter is launching a new alert system. it allows emergency officials to directly communicate, via text messages and twitter notifications, with users who "opt-in" twitter users can sign up by going directly to twitter's account setup page. users can choose which agencies they want

a girl boy from down south when this to the troubles of regular folks even though he was -- george h. w. bush is a bad example because he lost reelection handily won first election because he was reagan and succession but reagan was a great example, hollywood guy originally from illinois and suddenly there he is out there chopping wood at the reagan ranch in santa barbara. that has an impact, market impact on how people see you so i was always recommend every politician-year-old the image consultation and those guys who go out and shop for you and give you a better erica, it will matter because when you get on camera that is all that matters. if you look like you have a dead cat are your head you will lose. >> host: american voters always understood that when they elect presidents they elect complete individuals and that means we worry about here. we think about height, we contemplate whether a candidate is a suit or a boot, we ponder over candidates's military images, worry about youth and inexperience and worry about age and decrepitude. we wonder about candidates' spouses. we ask ourselves

secretary of education under president reagan and was america's first drug czar under president george h. w. bush. bill is the author of more than 24 books including two "new york times" number one bestsellers, is the host of "bill bennett's morning in america" and has received more than 30 honorary degrees. and as a final note, a very long time ago bill and i were philosophy students together at williams college. bill will speak in a minute. he will be followed by david wilezol, the co-author of "is college worth it?." david isby sosa produce of the national syndicated "bill bennett's morning in america," a contributed to monday the campus to manhattan institute's higher education policy blog, claremont institute fellow and a study of greek and latin of the catholic university in washington, now in his honor, i tried to come up with an appropriate latin quote for addressing student debt. and i suggest -- happy is he who has no debt. [laughter] >> good. >> thank you. bill and david, we look forward to your presentation of this provocative book. bill, we welcome you to the aei podium. [applause] >

a picture of george h w bush standing with two friends, clnie climate -- bonnie ement.ost: janet up next, pennsylvania, democrats line. caller: hello, hi, how are you doing? host: well, thank you. caller: thank you for taking my call. it is in reference to the government shutdown. understand, if the people voted for obama, and he was pushing his medical philosophy, if the people do not like it, why was he voted back in? when we all know that he was going to push ahead with this. the other thing is, i think to think that all the people that are against the obamacare are people that have insurance. i think it would be nice to do a poll of the people who are uninsured to see how they feel about it because obviously the republicans and the tea party people are loud, they yell, they holler, and they shut down those that would benefit from it. maileived a notice in the from a large employer that my husband works part-time from boasting that this is the smallest increase in a premium in the last 10 years, and that company that is against obamacare, yet they brag about this in

that is what is missing from the obama administration that nixon or george h w bush or people like princew crops would be focusing on, what is the broader wcroft would be focusing on, what is the broader strategic action, not to get a strike down into a trap of power as some critics, like myself, if afghanistan.iew it showed us to be militarily overextended. how do you not fall into that again and diminish america possibility to shape international america's ability to shape international affairs? indicatingdent assad that the middle east is a powder keg and if the u.s. attacks syria, it will result, in his words, and a larger regional war. could have a larger regional war if we take no action as well. assad is a person who has been trying to raise the stakes and the ante for these actions and that could happen. if the president could the -- took the kinds of steps -- you have to change bashar al-assad's calculus. he is winning the internal struggle inside syria. the actions that his regime took with chemical weapons were an act of hubris. they were, in my view, tactical mistake, but they

and find things out and you will find that the script they are using, like if you go back to george h w bush, and the incubator babies, people can find this stuff on the computer. it was all used from a public relations company. she was the kuwaiti ambassador's daughter. people are finding the truth. -- you can go find out about world trade center seven. the thing that amazes me is why the representatives cannot do the same thing. host: congressman? guest: in our office we are getting briefings on a daily basis and doing research and i have seen everything from the internet that has suggested one thing. i have probably had four or five e-mails this morning from people giving me additional information. i think a number of members of congress are truly trying to get her -- their hands around what is truth and what is a false narrative out there. i can't speak for myself and a i can of you, -- i and -- speak for myself and a member of you. i went to a briefing with secretary of state john kerry and chuck hagel, trying to get a grasp of what the reality is, and is the crtc some of those things c

george h w these did that -- bush did that with desert storm. going, cannot say it is not a war just because you do not have troops on the ground. i was in the air force. i know what airpower can do. trust me, the people on the receiving end of that airpower think is a war, even if there are no troops. i am opposed into going into syria on two fronts. one, there is no t been compelling national interest that we need to go in there and we cannot do it just makes me feel good. the other thing, you cannot do what has been called a pimp week -- a handbrake -- a pinprick. i also spent time in a nuclear war business. war is war is war. it if they were both anchored you cannot just have a little war or a nice war or a war just because some he wants to do it. it is just not right. that comes from 28 years in the united states air force. host: all right, i think we got your point. let's get a response from mr. kristol. guest: thank you for your service. as i said earlier, i think you need to be prepared for escalation and prepared for a unforeseen eventu

george h w these did that -- bush did that with desert storm. once the americans going, you cannot say it is not a war just because you do not have troops on the ground. i was in the air force. i know what airpower can do. trust me, the people on the receiving end of that airpower think is a war, even if there are no troops. i am opposed into going into syria on two fronts. one, there is not been compelling national interest that we need to go in there and we cannot do it just makes me feel good. the other thing, you cannot do what has been called a pinprick. i also spent time in a nuclear war business. war is war is war. you cannot just have a little war or a nice war or a war just because some he wants to do it. it is just not right. that comes from 28 years in the united states air force. host: all right, i think we got your point. let's get a response from mr. kristol. guest: thank you for your service. as i said earlier, i think you need to be prepared for escalation and prepared for a unforeseen eventualities. the enemy gets a vote, other