not understood], reminds me of a story a good friend of mine told me about meeting president george h.w. bush. he was in washington meeting with willard e. mills in arkansas at the time mr. mills was the chair of the house ways and means committee, probably one of the most powerful and influential people in washington. upon being introduced to the president, my friend was struck speechless. he just was stammering and stuttering. at which point the president put his hand on his shoulder and said, it's okay, dan, i always get nervous around him, too. [laughter] >> it's a special honor for me to be here today. i'd like to introduce our

only to our environment but to our infrastructure three weeks after being elected president george h.w. bushaddressed a joint session of congress and referencing the growing threat of acid rain in america at that time told the democratically controlled congress that quote the time for study alone has passed and the time for action is now. acid rain is caused by emissions of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide which react with altered violet light and water molecules in the upper atmosphere to produce acids particularly sulphuric acid in nature casts besides harming animals soil and vegetation acid rain also damages buildings cars and even was dissolved in older buildings and statues president bush and the senior pushed for and got a cap and trade program for software dioxide and other emissions which is still in use today thanks to george h.w. bush's cap and trade efforts emissions of six common pollutants were down forty one percent between one nine hundred ninety in two thousand and eight and emissions of sulfur dioxide one of the main causes of acid rain are down more than fifty percent sin

writing to his son it's a lot about george h.w. bush, really. >> it is. it is. know, we have to remember that saddam hussein ordered the assassination of george herbert walker bush. before the iraq war began, the son of issaddam hussein publicl announced let not he who attacks us think that his mother and children will be safe. so this was a vindication. that word is very revealing. i think historians are going to have a field day going over these notes. this is a great book. >> he says never any doubts about his leadership. about our boy, george. i think historians will also be really obviously looking into that as well. nice to have you with us this morning. i want to rename the name of the book. "all the best." sorry. hard to read from here. "all the best, george h.w. bush." thank you, doug, for talking with us this morning. >>> ahead this morning, holy captured suspect, batman. a caped kro ed crusader comes t help of police. look at this guy. his outfit. sort of the middle-aged batman coming to the rescue. details of what happened here straight ahead. [ male

george p. bush. grandson of george h.w. bush. nephew of george w. bush. will run for texas land commissioner.is considered a rising star among conservative hi hispanics. his mother is originally from mexico. >>> another story about tax dollars that makes you want to throw something at your tv. but don't. up next, is the u.s. its own worst enemy? license and registration please. what's this? uhh, it's my geico insurance id card, sir. it's digital, uh, pretty cool right? maybe. you know why i pulled you over today? because i'm a pig driving a convertible? tail light's out.. fix it. digital insurance id cards. just a click away with the geico mobile app. hi victor! mom? i know you got to go in a minute but this is a real quick me, that's perfect for two! campbell's chunky beef with country vegetables, poured over rice! [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. >> bret: five american service members died in a helicopter crash in afghanistan. it happened outside kandahar city. everyone aboard the ua-60 blackhawk was killed. nato says the initial report blamed bad weather an

their rep the subject of several newly-published letters by george h.w. bushy all democrats forgive me. i love george bush. i do. >> i so appreciated your words about our relationship, about our friendship, bush wrote to clinton after a 2006 award ceremony. it was from r your heart. i hope you know i feel the same way. >> they have become really great friends. in fact, almost like family. that's part of a jealousy problem for the rest of the bush kids. they think they have this other brother named bill clinton. >> until you've been on the ground and see it, it's hard to realize the scope of the challenge that lies ahead. >> they first came together publicly after the 2005 tsunami in asia and traveled together over the years. here's what bush wrote to columnist hugh sidy. he has opinions on everything, no matter what. during that tsunami relief trip, bush like many others before him would be confronted by clinton's legendary problem staying on schedule. i heard bill clinton had his own ti time. clinton standard time. e he does. i on the other hand am compulsive

not understood], reminds me of a story a good friend of mine told me about meeting president george h.w. bush. he was in washington meeting with willard e. mills in arkansas at the time mr. mills was the chair of the house ways and means committee, probably one of the most powerful and influential people in washington. upon being introduced to the president, my friend was struck speechless. he just was stammering and stuttering. at which point the president put his hand on his shoulder and said, it's okay, dan, i always get nervous around him, too. [laughter] >> it's a special honor for me to be here today. i'd like to introduce our special guest, lieutenant government gavin newsome. it (applause) at the thank you. >> also represent state mark malone's office tom ammiano. (applause) * >> all will return momentarily, i'm sure. paul henderson, representing mayor ed lee's office. [laughter] >> and to my right, i have the open house, our state association vice president and i'm sure other names, past president san francisco chapter. we have lots of our membership here including a couple of board

tonight. >>> finally tonight, he is 88 years old, still going, and that means former president george h.w. bushis still writing notes and letters. he has always said it's the way he was raised. it's the right and polite thing to do. many of his letters are in an updated version of all the best, a collection of his correspondence over the years to family and friends and colleagues. well, his granddaughter, nbc's jenna bush hager, recently asked some of them to read those letters. tonight we hear from them and from the former president himself. >> december 12th, 1943. my darling bar. >> my grandfather has always been a lover of words, a poetic letter writer. >> i love you, precious, with all my heart, and to know that you love me means my life. >> reporter: from letters penned during his time overseas in world war ii to political memos to royalty and heads of state, to maybe the most telling, declarations of love to his grandchildren like my sister, barbara, and cousin, lauren. >> i'm a very happy gampy. my legs don't bend too well. as you know, i have had to give up fly fishing off the rocks, bu

h.w. bush's father, had been a senator from connecticut, and he was on finance committee. so when they had conference committees on tax legislation, they would always be together. and so prescott bush, when george h.w. bush was elected, called up mr. mills and said, wilbur, my son george has just been elected to congress from houston, and i want him to serve under your tutelage on ways and means. and mr. mills said, well, you know, i appoint the democratic members to committees. the republican members are appointed by the minority leader, gerald ford. and prescott bush said, well, i'm sure, wilbur, be you want or him on the committee -- if you want him on the committee, gerry will put him on the committee. [laughter] so he said, well, a minute, prescott, and he put him on hold, and then he got on the phone. you know, they didn't have conference phones like we do now or whatever. and he said, gerry, i've got prescott bush on the other line. his son george has been elected from houston, he wants him to serve with me on the ways and means committee. but i told him you make those appointments, i don't. and majority leader gerald ford said, well, wilbur, if you want him on the committee, i'll put hi

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george w. bush, bill clinton, george h.w. sh and jimmy carter, and that does not include what the secret service spends protecting them and their families. >>> women may be coming down to earth when it comes to their footwear. a new survey finds that 62% of women are giving up those super high heel shoes in favor of more comfortable ones. sarah jessica parker of "sex and the city" fame is once again a trend setter saying those stilettos have done damage to her feet. are you going to give yours up? flats for you? >> i've always had flats. every once in a while stilettos but not a trend for me. no thanks. >>> coming up on this tuesday, just in the nick of time, a hiker is rescued after being stranded on a mountain for days. >>> and a vacation tragedy for gabby gifford's husband mark kelly. details when we come back. husband mark kelly. details with we come back. you see the "mini" ion my chest? funny, yes? no. there's nothing mini about me. i'm huge. ahem. any hoo. even my wrapper has a wrapper. flavor? i'm bursting with it. cre

students at texas a&m showed up for country line dancing at a flash mob for former president george h.w. bush. he was visiting the bush school of government and public service. he said he loved the surprise performance. and that's your morning's "dish of scrambled politics." >>> and turning now to the weather, dylan dreyer is here with the forecast. how could you not love a flash mob of country line dancing? >> oh, i know. >> that would make anybody happy. >> i wonder how many people had to quick learn the line dance. >> they're pretty easy. >> that's true. follow the person in front of you. don't be in the front row. we are going to see some chilly air hang tough across the northeast, even down into the northea southeast this morning. we'll see a rebound somewhat this afternoon, but we are starting off well down around freezing in parts of georgia, so we had freeze warnings posted last night for this morning. we also have some snow showers approaching minneapolis and also some light snow extending from central and northern new england, right through pennsylvania and down into west virginia,

former president george h.w. bush presents an updated edition of his personal correspondences in "all the best: george bush, my life in letters and other writings." in "the secretary: a journey with hillary clinton from beirut to the heart of the american power," kim ghattas presents a firsthand account of hillary clinton's tenure as secretary of state. mary robinson, the first woman president of ireland recounts her life in "everybody matters." in "the end of power: from boardrooms to battlefields and churches to state, why being in charge isn't what it used to be," the former editor-in-chief of foreign policy argues that power has become easier to obtain but also easier to lose. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv and on booktv.org. >> i was fascinated by her feminist view, you know in remember the ladies, you're going to be in trouble. i'm paraphrasing, only, but she warned her husband you can't rule without including what women want and what w

we remember president reagan fixing social security and george h.w. bush balancing the budget by raising taxes. we remember president clinton and welfare reform. we remember president george w. bush tackling immigration reform and if the history books were written today, we would remember president obama for the sequester. this is unique in history. this is not the way our presidents usually conduct themselves. here we have a policy that was designed to be the worst possible policy, and that may be what our talented, intelligent currents president is remembered for. he's remembered for it because it comes from a process that he recommended, that he signed into law, that he's known about for the last year, that he's done nothing about except to campaign around the country blaming others for it over the last month, and he seems determined to keep it in law. for what reason could this be possible? let's go back to why the president agreed to sequester. he agreed to it in 2011 after suggesting the process from which it came, in order to get $2.2 trillion in sp

get the new book "all the best" collection of letters from george h.w. bush and pair of his favorite fun first family socks. a great way for parents to communicator their children. rather than just by text message, write a full letter is a special thing for your kids to have. >> eric: absolutely. >> greg: i wish dana would stop expressing herself with the naked centerfold pictures of her dog on twitter. if i see his junk one more time -- >> andrea: jasper junk? >> greg: yes! you should be thrown in jail. >> dana: jasper junk. freddie banned phrase. misspoke. when they say i misspoke, they really mean i told the truth and got called in an office by my boss who said retract. then come out and say i misspoke. >> eric: or they say i was fast and loose with the dialogue. something to that effect. didn't you ban it ever? >> greg: i thought i did but i went back and probably talked about it. >> andrea: rebanned it. >> eric: banned archive. wasn't there. >> eric: show the picture. this is true economic stimulus. doritos locos taco bell. ready? they sold 375 million o

taxpayers forked over $3.7 million to pay for the four remaining presiden presidents, jimmy carter, george h.w. bushbush, and bill clinton. and that number does not include the additional money we spend on their lifetime of secret service. it's the former president's act and it became law during the eisenhower administration just after harry truman left office. after moving out of the white house, truman could barely pay his bills. since then everyone who has taken the oath has been guaranteed an enviable allowance 0. it covers their pension, office, staff, travel, even postage. and those numbers can quickly add up. george w. bush racked up a $1.3 million tab last year, the report says, part of that money went to fund office space in dallas. 8,000 square feet of it. bill clinton apparently feels like a million bucks, too. he also spent most of his money on office space. the first president bush enjoyed taxpayer funded benefits to the tune of $850,000. and for jimmy carter, it was close to half a million. not exactly chump change especially when you factor in how much these former presidents make fro

. >>> things looking back to normal for former president george h.w. bush. they released the first official photos of him since he got out of the hospital in january. that's long time friend and former prime minister brian marone knee with former first lady barbara bush. that is your 5@5:00. >>> in just a few hours from now the son-in-law of osama bin laden allegedly a top member of al qaeda will appear in a yonew york city courtroom on terror charges. there is outrage in washington someone so closely connected to the events of 9-11 is being treated like a common criminal. we more on this story. >>> attorney general eric holder is saying the rays of osama bin laden's son-in-law proves that no amount of distance or time will weaken our resolve to bring america's enemies to justice. the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york says this man has been working against the united states for 13 years. and we now know the ingenls community tracked them through out the mid eels for years before picking him up in jordan. >> the history is somebody that has

george w. bush and son of former george h.w. bush has long resisted pressure from supporters to run but now he is hinting to donors they should not count him out promoting a new book on immigration reform and urging republicans to expand their vote are base. >> a bay area congresswoman is proposing a bill to unlock your smartphone and let you choose a carrier. the congresswoman from palo alto oppose as new rulemaking it a crime to unlock your own phone. the rule took affect in january. it is meant to protect copyrights. however, thousands of customers complained, even president obama came out against it. the bill would free up your phone once again. >> has anyone seen sutro sam? the rare san francisco river otter that has been drawing crowds has not been seen for two weeks. he got his nickname when he suddenly appeared in the waters near the cliff house. river otters are rare here. he is the first spotted in decades. the recreation area has to put up barricades to keep the fan at the distance. the press wanted to get close but sp

george p. bush, the son of jeb bush and grandson of george h.w. bush, is running for texas land commissioner. it's a position seen as a jumping off point for more prominent, statewide office. he's released a new ad asking texans for their vote in 2014. >> george p., p. as he's called, actually worked for george w. bush in his campaign, was a big part of the 2000 campaign, moved to texas and is now trying to enter texas law. >> if he wanted to speak spanish? >> well, naturally. 19 minutes after the hour. >>> one tiny mistake will mean weeks of waiting for hundreds of thousands of taxpayers who hired a pro in hopes of a fast refund. did it happen to you? >>> welcome back to "early start," 23 minutes after the hour. we are "minding your business" this morning. it has been an amazing run on wall street. >> absolutely. >> the dow closed at a record high yesterday. the blue chip have risen for eight straight sessions, marking the longest winning streak in two years. and right now, stock futures are pointing to a mixed open. >> keep it going! >> oh, yes. >>> so, google has reached a multimillion set

the younger brother former president george bush and son of former president george h.w. bush. he has been promoting a book on immigration reform and urging republicans to expand their vote are base. >> a new report shows that 20,000 illegal immigrants headed to college are applying for financial aid under the dream act for the first time. the new law allows students to get help regardless of their immigration status. our media partner, the "san jose mercury news" reporters they expect to award $19.5 million in grants to the dream act students. here in the bay area, for example, san jose state has already given campus grants and waivers for 83 students. east bay awarded 50. another college in cupertino has waived fees for 139 students. >> concert tour in jeopardy, and more than 100 musicians in the san francisco symphony may have to cancel an east coast tour that includes a performance at carney hall. >> now, for walnut creek area, traffic is moving fine. >> live doppler 7 hd shows it is quiet and the rain has ended. you can put away the umbrellas. well look at dry and milder c

george t. bush the son of jeb bush and the grandson of george h.w. nning for texas land commissioner. a position seen as a jumping-off point for a more prominent statewide career. a conservative activist told cnn that he is said to be more conservative than his grandfather and than his grandfather and more conservative than his uncle, george w. bush. >>> curiosity, the mars rover says yes there could have been life on mars. a chemical analysis from the powder of the robot's dig shows conditions did exist that could have supported life on the red planet. there is evidence that water flowed there some 3 billion years ago and it would have been drinkable. so if you were there some 3 billion years, you could have a drink. >> how many other texas land commissioners, do you think people are talking about their run? >> there aren't that many state wide offices. in all honesty and they all do matter and many are seen as stepping stones. >> if he weren't a bush, we wouldn't care. >> i remember the 2000 convention, where he was sort of rolled out. and everybody

george w. bush had been sworn in as president, from george h.w. esident of the united states of america, it was for real, our pride knew no bounds. we managed to contain our emotions, but shook us to the core. wonder, joy, amazement, honor, happiness, i don't know how to describe what i felt, but it was good, real good. >> that's amazing, yeah. and you have to go back to the adams to find a president who expresses himself like george herbert walker bush does. it's not stream of consciousness, these notes he writes, they're stream of heart. presidents always write to tell us what they were thinking, but you seldom get a president who writes and tells you what he's feeling. so, this is a wonderful treasure trove for historians. >> megyn: he talks about, we've seen bush the elder get emotional since he left office in particular and one subject that gets him going is his son and his family and certainly this book and the update reflects how, how easily he is touched object matters that affect them. in particular criticism. he writes about one moment, t

>> let's turn quickly to the george h.w. bush letters. l the best of george bush, my life and letters. fascinating book. it includes so many riveting snippets, where he has written either to his son or to other people about his son who, of course, then became president. what did you make of it when you pored through it? >> i wasn't surprised. i once or twice received a handwritten note from then president bush. look, he's well educated. he writes well. he thinks pretty well. i wasn't surprised by any of it. if someone were to be critical, you could say, he wrote about a lot of things, but what you didn't see is writing about his son's decision to go into iraq. he had difficulty holding back because he wanted to lean in. but it was his son's time. but i think it shows a side of george bush, which serves him well. maybe one reason the book is out, of course. but this doesn't come as any surprise to anyone who had ever received a letter from him, or knew very much about him. >> this was shortly after september 11th, he spoke to his son right

he's still waiting for the spending cuts promised him by the democrats, as is george h.w. bush democrats. it seems the democrats always like to promise, but they never deliver. that's why it's smart for the republicans to stay the course on this one and don't buy into oh, we'll give you spending cuts if we give new taxes and they still owe. >> and how do you explain the fact that obama has cut, has cut this government. when you look at the rate of spending. >> no he's not. juan, he's-- >> this president, he's-- >> he's not cut everything. >> to be the biggest deficit cutter in american history. >> sean: oh, my god, juan, do you understand reducing the rate of increase-- reducing the rate of increase, he's increased the size of government 20% and if you reduce the rate of increase that's not a cut. no, you can't say to somebody we're going it raise your salary 20%, but only make it 17% and say that that's not a raise. >> i'm talking about-- this is a dramatic increase in the size and scope of

ncaa record for most makes without miss which had not been equaled since george h.w . bushe was so up -- oval office. look at that. are you serious? that's disgusting. >> out of all with a knee injury. hits the three as time expires. classy move by randy bennett and the head coach for letting him take that shot. >> yeah. >> there is a little known fact that allen used to do play by play. >> right. >> what was your call? >> we're out of time. >> see you at 11:00. >> game over. game over yuh-huh. we have a wireless receiver. listen. back in my day, there was no u-verse wireless receiver that let you move the tv away from the tv outlet. we can move it to the kitchen, the patio, the closet and almost anywhere. why would you want a tv in the closet? [ both laugh ] ♪ ♪ [ fancy voice ] brilliant idea, darling. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] the wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 1 year when you bundle tv and internet. rethink possible. joey fatone: this is joey fatone. it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by frem

control lip powell said george h.w. bush up that highway, you have to take control of this country. we were not prepared to do it. didn't have the people to do it. i think bush made the right call. the other thing to keep in mind here, when you talk about the media remember most of the media, main stream media you keep talking about here were behind the war in iraq when it started. in fact, they were embedded reporters in all the different troops. over time -- >> dana: that was for transparency. not to get behind the war. >> bob: but when they got there, there are very few people against the war in the press, if i remember right. right at the beginning. it changed as time went along. the issue asfa as i'm concerned i was opposed to the war in the beginning and opposed to it now. i won't get in the deaths and the people who were wounded but the rising of iran is the single fall-out of this. saddam hussein whatever you thought of him never would have allowed iran to nuclear weapons. >> greg: what do you think? >> dana: it can

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where the famous one thousand nine hundred five one thousand nine hundred six photograph of george vi h.w. bush and george w. bush appearing at a lakeside talk comes from is from these actual your books and while many people will say that it's just a resort it's just a drinking club peter fellow director of project censored wrote his dissertation and earned his ph d. on the bohemian grove and he was actually allowed into the grove on several occasions under the full disclosure that he was writing a dissertation on the club and he does some interesting reveals some interesting findings that some things were well known but he does confirm that the atomic bomb the manhattan project was largely conceived within the growth back in the one nine hundred forty s. just you know just a kind of significant position there phillips writes the atomic bomb referring to the meeting that happened in the grove at the clubhouse the atomic bomb made this particular meeting at the grove famous and it was not an isolated case of doing business and government planning at the bohemian grove facilities this was but one

justice antonin scalia questioning theater olson, he may remember was the solicitor general under george h.w. bush, lost his wife on the airplane that flew into washington, d.c. on september 11. john lewis, your response? >> justice scalia represents the minority view on the court. in fact, justice kennedy wrote the majority view, which is the law of the land with respect to this issue, and quite eloquently a conclusion of lawrence versus taxes, justice kennedy reticulated how the basic guarantees of freedom and equality contained in our constitution are stated as general propositions by the founders, by those who wrote the amendments to the bill of rights atause they recognize that -- as our nation evolves, later generations that come out of the 14th, and fifth amendment or drafted, the later generations will see the loss once thought necessary and appropriate only served to oppress. and that later generations will evoke these basic time-honored principles of the constitution and the liberty and equality for their generation and what is an ever-increasing notion of liberty and equality. i think t

but despite that overwhelming victory, president george h.w. bush faces criticism at home for not going all the way it baghdad to rid the world of saddam hussein. >> i made very, very clear from day one, that it was not an objective of the coalition to get saddam hussein out of there, by force. >> dick cheney, defense secretary at the time, supports the first president bush's restraint. >> i think we got it right. conversations i had with leaders in the region afterwards, there were concern we not get into a position where we were an imperialist power, willie nilly moving into capitols in that part of the world taking down governments. >> after the gulf war, bush and his successor, bill clinton, send u.s. planes to provide air cover for vulnerable populations in northern and southern iraq. the u.n. security council imposes harsh sanctions and sends in weapons inspectors to dig deeply for iraqi wmd capability, weapons of mass destruction. >> this went on for years. at a certain point, unbeknownst to weapons instructors, that we pretty much accounted

he was also national security adviser in 1980s to then vice president george h.w. bush. first question, what do you think they were trying to do, ambassador? this seems so bizarre. you wrote a piece about engaging with them. i feel as though it would be nice to get them less isolated, but then they go and test a nuclear bomb and threaten a preemptive nuclear strike and promise rain bullets on south korea. why are they doing this? >> i met with north koreans very recently and talked to them about it. and they said what has happened is that they have given up on their diplomats and the military is now in control. and what they want is talk about moving from the now disbanded agreement to the creation of a peace treaty. that's what they want to talk about and anyone who is willing to talk about that, they will listen to. anyone who wants to talk about what they call is the old way, give up your nuclear weapons and then we'll talk is going to get no where. >> do you think this is being directed by this 28-year-old boy who has essentially no experience in politics or governme

you have george h.w. bush'st" where he stands up to the criticism of his criticism george w. received. and talking about his son, george w., his presidential library dedication will take place on april 25th. so looks like they're back. >> sure. they're back. and i think richard properly assessed some of the problems that jeb's going to have. but i think again, the desire to win will be the driving force in 2016 just like it was the driving force in 2012 among conservative and republican primary voters. so we'll see. and i personally believe that if hillary clinton chooses to run, rev, that no one even jeb bush will beat her. but that's a long way off. none of us know what hillary is going to decide. >> well, i don't know who runs. i don't know who's what nominee. i do know one thing, governor, when i was growing up in brooklyn, my mother used to tell me when she let me go outside to play to stay out the bushes. governor ed rendell and richard wolffe, thanks for your time tonight. >>>. coming up, an air force sex

get the new book "all the best" collection of letters from george h.w. bush and pair of his favorite fun first family socks. a great way for parents to communicator their children. rather than just by text message, write a full letter is a special thing for your kids to have. >> eric: absolutely. >> greg: i wish dana would stop expressing herself with the naked centerfold pictures of her dog on twitter. if i see his junk one more time -- >> andrea: jasper junk? >> greg: yes! you should be thrown in jail. >> dana: jasper junk. freddie banned phrase. misspoke. when they say i misspoke, they really mean i told the truth and got called in an office by my boss who said retract. then come out and say i misspoke. >> eric: or they say i was fast and loose with the dialogue. something to that effect. didn't you ban it ever? >> greg: i thought i did but i went back and probably talked about it. >> andrea: rebanned it. >> eric: banned archive. wasn't there. >> eric: show the picture. this is true economic stimulus. doritos locos taco bell. ready? they sold 375 million o

george h.w. bush didn't go. on his trip today, he planted a tree. he also signed a guest book.here were plenty of photo ops. this was the big one. see that big box thing that looks like it's on the back of a truck there. the president visiting the israeli air defense system that has a name that sounds like it comes out of a comic book. the iron dome. a big iron dome flyswatter paid for in part by the united states. and that's where our domestic politics intruded on today's presidential trip abroad. we are still trying to wrap our heads around the self inflicted unnecessary designed to be dumb budget cuts. the sequester. and yes, those cuts include the funding for the iron dome. at his press conference today with his israeli counterpart, the president oohed and ahed. >> we're providing more security security assistance and advanced technology to israel than ever before. and that includes more support for the missile defenses like iron dome. we will take steps to ensure that there is no interruption of funding for iron dome. >> taking steps to ensure that there's no interruption