looking through the polling today, the question is who has been a better president, barack obama or george w. bush people are now split on this question, 47% for barack obama, 45% for george w. bush. just a year ago it was lopsided 57% to 34% in obama's favor. i think that says it all about what the past year has been for this president. >> wow. that's really something. i'm shocked. but, you know, i think i'm shocked. i think it's more a referendum on obama than it is on a reappraisal of george w. bush. >> we're shocked by it. we're living with pinpaul politician. last year we were uphoric action and we need to get some grounding, take these things seriously, not throw people overboard so quickly. the president has to govern, let's give him some support. >> we did this to president bush as well. we do have a tendency to have to measure every little thing, and it's nonsense. no offense to cnn, because it's a great poll, really. >> polls are accurate snapshots of the movement. think back to george bush the first and how he was after the gulf war, and he didn't win reelection. these things crash over

it worked for one guy in this century, george w. bush. george bush's father rather. generally, it is very hard to get a 12th year in if you are a democrat or a republican administration. after two terms, the public generally wants to switch it out. the only chance you have is running independently from somewhere else and being a different kind of democrat. you can't do that if you are on the ticket.

anin 2000, when george w. bush finally won the nomination from john mccain, mccain was dragged kicking and screaming. >> it may not be love, but in politics it's the next best thing. today texas governor george w. bush was formally endorsed by shistrongest opponent, arizona senator john mccain. it was only recently that mccain decided to endorse what one rerter called taking your medicine now, not later. >> i think you take the medicine now and that's probably a good description. chris: the shoe was on the other foot eight years later when president bush endorsed mccain. here's how that played on "the daily show." >> senator mccain -- >> let me just ask kelly -- >> given president bush's low approval rg,atin how much do you hope he'll campaign for you on the trail? >> i hope that president will find time from his busy schedule. he'll campaign for me as much as is keeping with his busy schedule, in keeping with his schedule as it fits into his busy schedule. [laughter] chris: yeah, busy schedule. >> did you see wave

that was george w. bush. [ signal breakup ] >> i missed punch like. the one vote had to be george w. bush. thank you, mike sugerman. >>> santa clara county is accused of giving the 49ers special treatment for 3.5 years. police officers in the county have given free escort rides to team members over 50 times and the team hasn't been charged once even though it's willing to pay, it says. >> why should the taxpayers have to pay for it? they get enough money from the fans and everything else. there are commercials. they need to pay the bill themselves. >>> that might happen soon. police say they have been keeping a running tab and they will submit a bill to the new stadium authority in the next couple of months and if you are wondering, that bill is now more than $17,000. >>> did you grow up with a lot of sisters? how that could sink your love life if you are a man. >>> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center. what a stormy weekend around the bay area. and we're not done with the storms just yet. will that affect the world series?

. >> deborah: george w. bush is about to reveal all about the ups and downs of his presidency. he's been writing his memoirs and is giving a sneak peek. >> when i sat down to write my memoirs, i decided to take an untraditional approach. >> former president george w. bush is now taking to youtube. talking about his much anticipated memoir entitled "decision points." i reflect on what i got right and what i got wrong, and what i would do differently if i had the chance. >> bush's book touches on all the major events from his eight- year presidency. >> discuss the decisions i made to keep our homeland safe. >> "decision point" is coming to book stores november 9 with a print run of 1.5 million bucks. >>> dozen actress jennifer aniston has a great figure. now we know her diet secrets. we're now learning how actress jennifer aniston maintains her fabulous figure. in the new cookbook, the family chefs. her personal chefs jules and jill elmore reveal the reveal vet of what she seats. breakfast is whole wheat toast with apple butter, cottage cheese and granola. dinner is a choice of w

george w.h. bush. he's a republican. also, norm mineta who served president clinton and president george w. bush. he is a democrat. a democrat who served in the cabinet of the george w. bush administration. infrastructure is so bipartisan, it's not even bipartisan. it's not even nonpartisan. it's like apartisan. and it often looks like that. we have often had cross-party transportation secretaries, democrats serving republicans, republicans serving democrats. it's because infrastructure, particularly transportation infrastructure, has been one issue that both sides have, in the big picture, sort of agreed on. even as recently as the very partisan fight over the stimulus, many republicans argued, we need more infrastructure. >> we do need more money on infrastructure spending. we need more on the infrastructure. we need more on the infrastructure. >> there's 7% of this onç infra -- on infrastructure out of $825 billion. we have an opportunity to double the amount of infrastructure money. >> we had an $825 billion bill, about 80 billion worth of structure. this is not a stimulus bill. just a tiny portion of it with

george h.w. bush and george w. bush will do the honors before game 4. before he was our last president, george w. bush was part owner of the texas rangers. >>> checking headlines around the bay area, final touches are being put on the new eastern bay bridge tower. the fourth and final tower started going up this morning. it will be a 16- to 20-hour process. crews were worried about wind delays and now rain might be the problem. >>> as tempting as it is to look, caltrans is warning drivers to keep your eyes on the road. >> 2, 3, all right! >> there we go. >>> bart breaking ground on the new line in the east bay today. it will run from the pittsburg- bay point station to antioch. the trains will be smaller than regular bart trains and will be scheduled to meet regular trains at the bay point station. service is expected to start in 2015. >>> this is what city official in san francisco don't want to see this halloween. they put the word out, there will be no party in the castro. it's the fourth year in a row the party has been cancelled after violence broke

michael powell served under george w. bush. reed hundt served under president clinton, and kevin martin served from 2005-2009 under president george w. bush. amy, next question. >> are aware of we could talk a little bit about indecency -- i wonder if we could talk a little bit about indecency. the fcc has not done a lot of indecency enforcement and the past few years because of court challenges. i wonder if you regret pushing for it so heavily that it caused broadcasters to challenge fcc enforcement on this. >> i think one of the obligations you have to the commission is to enforce the law as written. even the current commission has continued to appeal those decisions. i do not think the commission should be afraid that the court may rule one way or the other. questioning the commission's authority is a good thing because it will help the commission know how to respond in the future. >> kevin makes a good point reporte. it does not matter if you like the portfolio or not, it is a statutory obligation. it is on the bucs. -- the

display this weekend at southern methodist university, a preview of what you will find at the george w. bushtion in 2013. also among the items, sapphire and diamond jewelry given to laura bush from saudi arabia and an outfit designed by oscar de la renta. some anti-war groups plan to protest the center's ground breaking next month. >>> meanwhile law enforcement officials are taking trips to museums not to solve a crime but for an unusual lesson in art. it's all designed to sharpen their skills on the job. seth doane reports. >> follow me into this gallery. >> reporter: never given much time to evaluate a scene. >> you can all step in. it's a large painting. >> we are taught from the academy how to observe and look deeper than really what meets the eye. >> reporter: but not talking about art academy. rather, police academy. >> they are often wearing their weapons. >> reporter: in the museum? >> in the museum. it's become an issue for some museums. >> reporter: amy herman teaches the art of perception, a course she designed to use fine art to sharpen the observation skills of her students. whe

so we wondered what would george w. bush to eat what we thought he'd say silly liberals throwing books i would know anything about that but it is not an insult in the intellectual world. for bush and i was having a hard time our that's it for tonight's show you guys thanks for tuning in and definitely make sure that you come back tomorrow i'm going to show you a new series of advertisements that c.n.n. turk is putting out and they conspicuously look very much like some ads that our team has already put out there it's a pretty blatant and pathetic copycat example that of you tomorrow but in the meantime don't forget to become a fan of the ilona show on facebook and follow us on twitter and if you missed any of tonight's show or any other nights you can always catch it all the you tube dot com slash the low to show where we post the interviews as well as the show in its entirety three up next is the news with the latest headlines from the u.s. and around the world. to be trying to. move. from phones to. me. don't comb. the new

well of course you could start with the white house you could start with george w. bush and donald rumsfeld and dick cheney and those who have authorized this kind of behavior or have done it as a matter of policy these are not rogue acts or for the american trainers who are trained so-called trained iraqi forces of course the iraqi people have a great thirst for justice as do people everywhere they're not hard to find the iraqi people know who perpetrated these acts against them they live in their neighborhoods in their towns they know that the american military was part of it i think the biggest obligation is for the american people to take hold of this information about what their government did in their name with their tax dollars and with the blood of their young people against a nation that was at peace with them in two thousand and three when they invaded i hope that there will be a massive global investigation for prosecution of george w. bush for war crimes ok will. live brian becker director of the answer coalition and the war coordinator as you off thanks to b

war also coalition who believes those in the us who drove the war including former president george w. bushshould be house to account for atrocities committed in iraq. the police forces an army that were trained by the americans who are allegedly the protectors and guarantors of iraqi freedom engaged in systematic torture abuse rape and it was unreported in unpunished by their masters by the u.s. trainers so i think there's no reason to think that this is an ongoing as a result of these revelations the un chief investigator for torture for instance has called on barack obama to investigate those in the u.s. military and civilian government for criminal acts against the iraqi people if the u.s. takes now actions to repress wiki leaks it may very well backlash backfire and instead of repressing them and intimidating them and their supporters create a groundswell of worldwide support for them the people want justice they want the truth i think the biggest obligation is for the american people to take hold of this information about what their government did in their name with their tax dollars

when they invaded i hope that there will be a massive global investigation for prosecution of george w. bushfor war crimes. three people have died and at least seventeen have been injured in a failed terrorist attack on the parliament of russia's republic of chechnya this week in which three militants also blew themselves up the gunman tried to storm the building in the capital grozny but special forces reacted quickly to police and on the civilians died before three missions detonated their explosives one of their tigers was a twenty two year old local and the police are now working to establish the identities of the two others on the. apollo one session was about to start in twenty minutes but instead of budget discussions church and deputies faced gunfire and suicide blasts and so would say it all started here these gates colleague was driving through they followed his car and shot at the security guards . soon after the militants stormed the church and conflicting reports emerged about the building being mined hostages taken and the following chairman been injured in the bulldozer they c

barack obama has done nothing but blame george w. bush goes wrong with barack obama's agenda since he started running for president in 2008 and nothing has change . here's something interesting, matt lauer suggests that barack obama needs to push back. the pushing back is coming from nbc on behalf of barack obama. think about in for a second. several days before that interview aired, you had cnbc running a one hour town hall meeting on behalf of barack obama. you had a 30 minute commercial-free infomercial for barack obama, that ran not just on nbc but on bravo, oxygen, chiller, sleuth, cnbc, usa radio, sci-fi, universal hd, sports all part of the nbc conglomerate. now psa's running on nbc on behalf of barack obama's education plan. and they call themselves a news network. they are doing nothing but campaigning for barack obama! >> sean: that's why i say journalism died. abc, christiane amanpour going out there and suggesting, people don't really appreciate the great legislative success of the anointed one. >> a lot of people, people from

friday so it's not about a little bit of fun george w. bush his memoirs are due out soon so he released a trailer i think somebody forgot to tell in the books and movies aren't the same thing and one candidate is placing revolution on the table and christine o'donnell well she's got some pretty high aspirations when it comes to u.s. foreign policy maybe somebody should remind her the voodoo isn't going to help so joining me to discuss those stories and many more madam peter slutsky the co-founders of double speak media gentlemen thanks for coming back on the show i want to start tonight with christine o'donnell i mean i say i can't get enough to make you jump right out you saw my campaign out and stuff so she now thinks that if elected she's going to be on the senate foreign relations committee yes not easy is committee to get on but after that a and b. is she also just can't wait to chat up with hillary because she thinks that they have a lot in common. yet if if christine o'donnell is on the senate foreign relations committee god bless our c

bush -- let's put this up for viewers so they won't attack you for loveing george w. bush80% of americans according to a poll was against it and had nancy pelosi as speaker and harry reid as majority leader. bush still got what he wanted with a minority. and yet obama had this remark fbl majority and couldn't get this through. why? >> two reasons. the first is if you want reform, you can't have all insiders working on your senior staff who the system has worked for them. they're not interested in reform. that's problem number one. problem two is barack obama was elected by people under 35. more people voted under 35 in this election than were over 65. i've never seen that before in my career in politics. they really do want bipartisanship. i think the president did, too. when he got to washington, he ran into a lot of people over 35 who didn't want a lot to do with bipartisanship. i think he did everything he could to get bipartisanship. why they filibuster, they filibustered stuff they knew they had to pass eventually just to prevent him from getting a victory. republican

we have -- [ as george w. bush ] >> there's george. george bush -- there's george w. bush. salute. damn it, they were aiming at me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there you go. that's what i thought. >> aiming at me. [ applause ] terrible. terrible. >> jimmy: how about this gentleman here? [ as bill clinton ] >> well, then there's bill clinton, of course. yeah, bill clinton. you know, if you took -- if you took all the interns at the white house and laid them end to end on the floor, that'd be a start. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that would be a start. [ cheers and applause ] how about a little jimmy carter, maybe. [ as jimmy carter ] >> jimmy carter. you know, when i was president of the united states, i was a peanut farmer, a peanut farmer. and i made a deal one time with the arabs, and i said to them, i said, "listen, you give us all the oil that our country needs, and i will personally give you all the nuts that your country needs." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there you go. >> and then -- [ cheers and applause ] -- wait. and then if you cut off your oil, then we'll just cut off your -- >

because george w. bush sit back and -- have you ever heard as great reporters that he has doubts, that he's anguishing about certain decisions, and he's thinking, i may have gone down the wrong path. do you ever hear that? >> the president is not a man plagued by a lot of self-doubt, and neither was george w. bush. >> to speak to your example, look at the way scott brown -- it could have been a wake-up call. what barack obama did, when everyone was saying scale back, his attitude was no, i'm going to stay the course, this is important, we pursued this strategy, and what happened? he won. in his mind, in terms of a legislative victory, he actually passed the health care bill. he didn't get the sense -- >> just like the 2008 election. gene, is this a president -- have you ever heard any examples of the president saying i was wrong, i messed up? >> you know, not a lot. certainly never heard any anguish, self-doubt. maybe a -- >> nobody wants a president who's plagued with self-doubt. >> listen, mika -- >> it's

. >> bill clinton went to yale, the best politician -- >> so did george w. bush, by the way. >> this is a shot at george w. bush? >> i think it's a shot at though people that believe that the country is represented by new york and california, not what's in between. there is a disconnect. it will play itself out, i predict, in 28 days, and probably not in a good way for democrats. >> it happens to be largely true. >> it happens to be largely true. >> so they don't feel connected. >> just because the anxiety is true doesn't mean that the policies that that anxiety translate are into a good thing. actually at the end of the day, probably having a super-educated president surrounded by super-educated advisers is probably not a bad thing. if you were running a hedge fund, if you are in silicon valley, do you want someone who has a ph.d. in math to work in your company? probably. >> i'm perfectly -- are we asking too much that he also be a fabulous communicator 24/7? >> it's called democracy, right? >> the voters get to -- >> i'm coming from a different place. i agree

coming up, george w. bush's new back, toe to toe with another former president. >>> why dozens of people needed medical treatment at a esidential rally in maryland. >>> who is suppod to be voting that makes this truly ironic. >>> listen to this story. you know how infuriating it can get when the post office loses your mail. postal workers themselves now feel your pain. it appears thousands of ballots for the aerican postal workers union for t internal election got lost in the mail. the union election committee received only about 39,000 ballots because many union members claimed theyever received their ballots in the mail. the union had to extend its votingeadline because of this apparent mistake. >>> former present george w. bush's memoir comes next month. crown publishers will print 1.5 million copies of "decision point." crown will make available an e-book, which will include video highlights of the bush presidency. the book comes out on november 9th, one week after election day. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] it's a

joining me in studio, former adviser to george w. bush the architect, the one and only karl rove. >> thanks forgiving me a hall pass. >> sean: you are always welcome. free hall pass for life for you. first, i love hanging with you on election night. you have this system where you go through every district, every nuance bit of information. in the karl rove crystal ball, what do we see? >> these are extraordinary results, west virginia has turned into a surprisingly robust opportunity for the republicans. people like both of these candidates the democrat and the republican. they are seeing this as a referendum on obama. so, this could be the 9th or 10th seat for the republicans on election night. >> sean: who would have thought russ feingold down by double digits in wisconsin? >> ron johnson has caught the lightning in a in wisconsin. people have warmed to the idea of the iconoclast sick business partner and he's -- he's doing well. >> sean: the poll shows popularity and approval rating number for the sitting governor manchin. he's got 66%

george h. w. and george w. bush.eporting live, jenelle wang, abc 7 news. >> i love the new york guy rooting for the san francisco giants. you saw it's dry behi you, jenelle. it was little wet early in the bay area and may continue later today. san francisco a city worke was up earlyo clear a small flood at fourt and townson. also a small tree fell. nobody hurt. let's check with meteologist mike nicco. >> awe talked about this morning if you're with us the rain retreated to the north bay. the only reporng station talking about light rain right now is santa rosa. looks like we're gonna keep this up here for the next couple hours. check out the rain totals the last 24 hours. a half inch in safrancisco to three-quarters isanta rosa as we broaden out the picture. more developg which would be upstream in this case to the southwest. this is going to be the entire system that will work its way tonight and tomorrow and bring us our best chance of rain over the weekend. looking dry for halloween. talk about how much rain you'l

it happened with george w. bush and in 2005 we saw a peace agreement. because of christians being involved in that pressure. >> let's talk about the upcoming vote on independence in the south. why do they want to break away? >> for 2 decades there was a battle between the north and south. north, government is arab muslim fighting black christians in the south. they tried to impose islam. they said no. we don't want to become muslims. as a result 2 million people killed and 5 million homeless. they don't have a good taste in their mouth because of the north. >> that is when we see these innocent victims, arms and ears cut off because they won't bow to islam. >> i think with this referendum, if it happens, there is some doubt, if it comes off, maybe violence afterwards if they vote to su seed. if they do, what about the oil revenue? oil is in the south, north controls the pipene and have to work out agreement on the cash. >> thks so much for your insits, we appreciate. we'll be righback. >> finally today christians in israel helping holocaust victims live

think about, it florida. >> larry: stephanie, getting a little wound up here. >> i am. >> larry: george w. busheorge bush would only help democrats by reminding people of at least part of the reason why they voted for president obama. i really want to read the memoirs. i'm sad that bad didn't proofread or spell check the book, apparently, because i don't know how many times i'm going to run into "untraditional" as i read it. i'll be interested to see what he has to say. i don't know what a nontraditional memoir looks like. i hope he doesn't leave out the juicy details. i suspect he will. >> larry: what's going to happen tuesday night? >> a lot of wins for the republicans but i'm not positive they'll take either the house or the senate, but big gains in the obama agenda stop dead. >> larry: what do you think, stephanie? >> i think the tea party is going to implode in a lot of places and there's going to be screaming in the palin household. >> larry: all right. penn? once again, you did defend her in your own way, because she just knocked her again. >> i would say that in the next two weeks, at l

if we go back to 2004, when george w. bushas running for reelection, ohio was a top target state for both george w. bush and john kerry. it went for bush by 51-49 margin and john kerry, some people say that somehow the votes were manipulated, actually bush carried it by more than 100,000 votes. but you can see from this map, john kerry carried cuyahoga county with cleveland. and the valley the old steel producing area and in a break through for the democrats, he carried franklin county, includes columbus, historically a republican area. but the rural counties, the small town counties basically went heavily for bush, including this area here which is the 8th congressional district represented by the house republican leader john boehner one of the most republican congressional districts outside the south. e i want us to talk, and take a quick look at the 2008 graph and i just want to briefly touch upon it because i want to get to the gubernatorial race of four years ago. but the same thing happened in 2008. another-- >> another

although they seem obsessed with ing george w. bushng into the elections they are trying to distance themselves from the decisions they've made. two scenarios goldman sachs put out today one fairly bad the second is a very bad within. the fairly bad one has no good news. gdp growth 1 navratilova to 2% into next year. -- 1 1/2 to 2% into next year. the badly news slipping back into a recession. economists are saying there is no light at the end of the tunnel. >> sean: i have an ap article in front of me. head lean is working-class whites shun democrats. from the ap, alan fram desperate for jobs cool towards barack obama, working-class whites flocking to republicans physician a group long water of democrats into a bigger i am -- long wary of democrats. those are the reagan democrats coming home. >> that's my point. the reagan democrats, the hard hats, blue collar workers. two republican presidents, i would say three george w. bush, nixon and reagan were able to exploit that and talk directly to these folks. what is happening now, they ar

and then, of course, 9/11 with george w. busha's seventh quarter approval to the other pets and in that, i believe that it was that he trailed both bush presidencies by over 20 points, but he just beats out where clinton, reagan and carter were. can you interpret these numbers as to where this president stands thus far? >> absolutely. i think he's about average. i certainly would say he's not as bad in terms of approval ratings as some might expect given the perceptions of the american public that we're in a terrible economy and given that his party is not doing at all well know as we approach the midterm elections. the two bushes had international events that credit their ratings in their second area. but reagan in 18982 and clinton in 1984 were slightly lower than where obama is today. given that those presidents had bad economies, as well, i would say about average. >> okay. in looking ahead to 2012 and barring something of an international nature that might bolster his chances to be re-elected, can we interpret where he stand

there are people who oppose president george w. bush, fellow republicans, not as strong, i believe, as you're hearing democrats opposing president obama. that's the name of the game in politics. it's not new. it's very old. >> it happened to clinton, himself, in 1994. he had democrats run against him and they couldn't keep control. >> a very big difference today. the difference is what we're doing right here. we're now highlighting the difference between moderate to conservative democrats and this administration. don't think he goes to west virginia, kentucky, he goes across the country. i think basically you're saying to voters out there having serious doubts about the obama agenda, there's people out there that don't agree with this. this president is wrong on -- >> 2006 -- >> go ahead. >> 2006 rahm emanuel recruited conservative democrats opposed to speaker nancy pelosi and others. >> that's what we're fighting now. that's what we're fighting now to get back in republican districts. >> right. well, there are 49 democrats who won in s

george h.w. bush. sometimes you see him with geor george w. bush. he's much more peaceful now. the same time, we have to remember what fires voters up today is whether or not they have money to spend, whether or not they're working. as long as you have unemployment nationally at 9.6% and in some states in double digits, you're going to have a lot of angry americans. they'll be voting on the people responsible for it. those people are going to feel it on election day. >> joe, let me stay with you for a second. it's not just the unemployment numbers. it's also the conservative media. when clinton was around, as chuck todd was saying, and i was saying, they pummeled him. they went after him day in and day out. now that obama is in charge, they pummel him. so it's a matter of who fox news is more angry at that gets people riled çup, i think. >> it is true some news organizations are accused of having a bias one way or the other. the reality is when you're the president of the united states, and i worked at the white house, it's hard to find anybody terribly complimentary. you work

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they found connections between president obama and former president george w. bush.ame john smith? kind of a common name. >> before we leave you now, one >> before we leave you now, one last look a the rescue meet the real meg whitman: serving onhe board of goldman sachs, whitman was caught m insider stock deals. after ebay sharehders sued and a judge cited the obvious conflict of interesthe was forced to pay the money back. what kind of person would be invoed in deals a fellow republican congressn called corrupt? d in her last year at ebay, whitman paid herself $0 million right before the company laid off 10%f it's workers. we're choosing a governor, shldn't character matter?

in 2004 when george w. bush was -- running for reelection it was a top target state for george w. sh and john kerry. it went for by 51-49 mar swreupb. john kerry, -- margin. john kerry say the veries were manipulated bush carried it by more than 100,000 votes. kerry carried cleft land, the old steel producing area. -- he carry franklin count that includes columbus, hess for cal low, a republican area. the rural counties, small town councilties went heavily for bush including this area where which is the 8th district represented bee the house republican leader boehner within of the most republican congressional districts outside the south. >> i want us to talk -- take a quick look at the 2008 graph. i want briefly touch upon it i want to get to the gubernatorial race four years ago. the same happened in 2008. >> another close election. we had barack obama carried it 51-47. nationally he 53% of the vote Ñ he just 51%. you can see from that map, he makes headway on a few more counties, carrying most of that industrial northeast around toledo. this county down here ohio university that

they don't have the same level as george w. bush.e having emanuel for example occupy and dominate the news in chicago is helping republicans win the governor's race out there. it's an act of enormous selfishness. >> i think your speech is 5 minutes from now. thank you for being with us. appreciate it. >> building a mosque at ground zero really isn't such a bad idea. at least what's that the network newscasts would have you believe. we have this biased report to prove it. that and much more coming up straight ahead. [ tires screech ] [ engine revving ] [ drums playing ] [ male announcer ] 306 horsepower. race-inspired paddle shifters. and f-sport-tuned suspension. all available on the new 2011 lexus is. it isn't real performance unless it's wielded with precision. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now, i can join the fun and games withy grandchildren. great news! for people with copd, inuding chronic bronchitis, emphysema, or both, advair helps significantly improve lung function. while nothing can reverse copd, advair is diff

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they found connections between president obama and former president george w. bush.ame john smith? kind of a common name. >> before we leave you now,