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i think the big difference between george w. bush and barack obama at least in the context of the war on terror and this, george w. bush, when things in iraq were going poorly, he listened to people who were criticizing his policy. >> change. >> and understood that it wasn't working. and acknowledged that it wasn't working. when barack obama sent -- you know, decided we were going to conduct air strikes in iraq and syria, he gave a speech in which he doubled down on his failed policies. he boasted in the second paragraph of that speech about withdrawing troops from iraq and announced that he was going to do it in afghanistan too. he won't listen. he's unwilling to admit when he's made mistakes. >> look, i get you love george bush. it didn't vote for him. i don't have anything against him. i think he's a nice man. but let's not try to recreate him as the most amazing president. >> he won the war though. >> no, he didn't. what did we win? we didn't win. i want to go back to what steve said. >> whoa, we won that war. the surge worked. >

the same thing is true on the republican side looked at george w. bush part of that policy was popular he enacted tax cuts for the middle class so that was firmly in line with the ownership of taxation but the bulk of those tax cuts came from big cuts to the most wealthy americans and poll after poll they were very unpopular and remain so poll with dash. and those of halfies loyalist to care about these issues they push the two parties and extreme directions because day care so much. >> host: on the reverse side how to republicans with the lgbt individuals who vote overwhelmingly democratic their interests are with the republican party. >> or evangelical christians. i don't have good news for you. the way that american politics is structured makes it very difficult for herb parties to come up with credible promises. here is an example president obama of wood have a big evangelical preacher at his first inauguration extending a gesture to evangelical christians that were not a part of the democratic party bloc. immediately that leads to an outcry to say h

we can think about bill clinton and his crime bill or george w bush and his education bill; no child left behind. they lead to significant but temporary shifts in the ownership of the parties. while no child left behind is being debated in congress republicans enjoy resurgeance in the public's estimation of how well they handle the public education issue and that goes back to two year earlier and the argument i made in the book is part of the reason that is the case is rank and file p republicans don't care about issu issues. democrats want a low crime rate but they would list the environment, poverty and health care well above fighting crime as the big policy. so because the partisan's priorities don't shift much ownership doesn't either. >> host: patrick egan, what happens if a politician is unorthdoxed in his or her party in position x. does that cause issues? >> guest: it can. voters of all strikes are making such big decisions based on the party' brand. it is difficult for a democrat to run away from obamacare. the same thing is true for republican issues like foreign policy dur

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george w. bush did it the same way with josh bolton in the second term so i think this white house is thinking we have two more years, how do we get enough intellectual capital to deal with what we know are huge problems. we have talked about isis, ebola, that's just the beginning, china, and so i think they are looking, i think they are trying to think who are the people who would help, be bring in retired general allen, marine general, widely respected is the first sign of what you will see a lot more of after the november election. >> schieffer: and also ronald reagan made some significant changes in his white house. >> wholesale during and after iran-contra, oh, my goodness, everybody got canned and very serious and substantive people took their jobs and these were people who could push back very seriously against anything they didn't like. i understand what everybody is saying about maybe the president will make personnel changes. i rarely disagree with that, but my sense is, as david says, if

the thing is back in 2008, george w. bushdent and russia did invade a former member of the soviet union and key u.s. ally. republic of georgia. >> we must have been opposed to sanctions then. >> george w. bush did not punch putin or medvedev. he was criticized for not doing more for reacting to russia. inaccurate reading of history. >> not questionable. just wrong. i don't think the u.s. imposed sanctions against russia after that invasion. >> not as strong as this time around. >>> bob dole wants minimtt romn to make another run for the white house. bob dole was campaigning for pat robe roberts. romney said you never know what a 90-year-old will say. >>> "early start" on your money next. (vo) you are a business pro. solver of the slice. teacher of the un-teachable. you lower handicaps... and raise hopes. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. (pro) nice drive. (vo) well played, business pro. w

former president george w. bushing his thoughts to our brian kilme about pulling our troops out of iraq. first what president bush said about the issue back in 2007 and then what he said about it today. it would mean they replace the one they lost in afghanistan. troops would have to return at some later date to confront an enemy that is even more dangerous. >> how did you know? >> i know the nature of the enemy. anybody that kills 3,000 innocents and beheads people because of their religion or because of their point of view is dangerous. >> time for some real talk now with andrew mccarthy, senior fellow at national review institute and contributing editor at national review. zeefs right in 2007. now, i hi to be fair to president obama president bush did agree to a status of forces fwreemt that had us vacating the place in 2011, i think it was, and, you know, the same problem that existed in 2007 could very well have existed in 2011. i think obama should have done more to lean on the iraqis to allow us to retain a f

>> george w. bush says he thinks that his brother jeb wants to be president. george w. nks jeb wants to be president. that's pretty scary, isn't it? george w. bush thinking. >> back to "hardball" and time for the side show. a republican ad campaign intended to show off cultural diversity of the gop. released earlier this month, the ad is called republicans are people too. it uses an array of photographs to highlight that republicans come in all different shapes and sizes. they're just folks, that's the message. the only problem is, the photographs of the people in the ad, identified as republicans are actually just stock photographs. you buy them. available for download on the internet. so jimmy fallon had a little fun with that controversy last night. here's what he came up with. >> well, it turns out they didn't stop there. last night i saw a tv ad of theirs. it's obvious they're using a lot of stock photos. check it out. >> we here in the gop have real solutions for real americans. real americans like this old woman about to skateboard. or these two men playing chess

>> this is a speech where if you closed your eyes, you could have heard george w. bushiving this speech. >> stephen: yes, every time i close my eyes, i can hear george bush speaking. (laughter) hold on... he's talking again. why, yes, mr. president, i would love to hop on the segue with you and go get a hot dog. look out for that tree! ooh! look, sir, i got to go back to the show and do the thing. my eyes are closed. i can't read the scrolly words they have up here. see you later. bye. what are you gonna steal from bush next, mr. president? 'cuz you're not fooling anyone! even politico pointed out that if you type obama's money phrase -- "network of death "-- into the thesaurus.com, george w. bush's "axis of evil" could very welcome out. yes, it could very well come out. no, i tried it and it doesn't come out, but if i didn't, it might have. clearly, president kumbaya is just trying to look tough in the middle east by mad-libbing the greatest hits of the bush administration. i dread the day when "mission accomplished" becomes "job did." (laughter) (applause) but folks,

what the president is trying to do, yes we need to go back but it's not going to be like under george w. bush there's any consistency to policy, if there's any principle there, it's to never do anything to get him compared to george w. bush. and that's all -- all he's out there saying and democrats are following his lead on this. i don't know that this election will turn on foreign policy of the maybe if there's a big event, plane gets shot down or more kidnappers or something like that. because of obama's low approval rating, he's dragging down these democratic candidates. they can't talk about obama care or this low economy. now on foreign policy struggling there too and so are democratic candidates. >> don't we see some democrats starting to sound like born again hawks? >> born again dick cheneys, yeah, it's astonishi'g, you have people like kay hagen in north carolina, out there bragging on the terrorist threat and accusing her opponent of being a spy and bruce in iowa, bragging out there they were the ones that gave the president the authority to do this. they are worried. democrats have

believe it or not a tie between george w. bush and barack obama as to who is better off running the government. >> there you go in terms of managing the federal government. you see the numbers there. >> george w. bush seeming to be more effective, 38% to 35%. barack obama under george w. bush certainly something no one at the white house would have thought six years ago. >> no. >> four years ago. two years ago. two days ago. but there it is. >> it's one crisis after another the latest is the ebola crisis that's at the top of mine. another number that jumped out at me direction of the country only 20% think that the country is on the right track. 20%. >> all right. mike allen, thank you. we had a debate on the show last week about that and it got, you know, rough between steve rattner and nicole wallace over who is better at running the country. >> can we just say -- can we just say that both presidents have been very challenged in their leadership abilities for different reasons. >> yes. and i think that it's interesting to see th

george w. bushve him orik he him, really understood that latino growth was an opportunity for the gop. but the rest of the team really wasn't on board. even though george w. bush got 40% of the latino vote in 2004 by the end of 2005 the house of representatives had authored a draconian anti-immigration bill which set into motion the 2006 immigration marches and widespread latino mobilization on behalf of the democrats in 2006. there is not a unified party. you have talked about this before that the gop has made a little bit of a deal with the devil dating back to richard nixon's southern strategy. knowing it's not majoritarian. part of that's been race. going back to in this case sob's strategy. the entire segregationist wing moved into the gop. during barack obama's two elections, between 85 and 90% of white voters in mississippi, alabama, louisiana voted for the republican nominee, not because they are all well to do but because they had another motive. >> right. >> if the republicans were to reac

with george w. bush saying jeb should run. ith his mother who says the country has had enough bushes. but jeb's son, george p. bush, running for texas land commission, told me earlier this year that republicans need someone just like his father to run for president. gayle. >> thank you, chip. getting pressure from all sides in the family that's nice. a clinton/bush matchup would be fun to watch, wouldn't it? >> and if jeb bush wins that race in texas, he becomes a prominent political figure. >> we will be watching. >>> thousands of high school students are getting ready to play tonight under those friday night lights but, ahead, the new focus on the dangers they'll face on the football field. you're watching "cbs this morning." the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evalu

in 2003, amid hyper security fear whence george w. bushk that fall, they kept a train idling on the tracks so president bush would have a getaway if he needed it that year. here's president obama at the hotel for meetings. that hotel is also the regular home, the permanent residence for whoever is the ambassador to the united nations. part of the gig is you get a big suite at the waldorf to live in. it's not exactly a secondary white house but it's a little close. essentially the residential outpost of the president and his administration for when they have business in new york. and because of that, it was bigger news than its appeared to be at first when news broke that the waldorf had just been sold to the chinese that has ties to the ruling communist party in china. u.s. state department officials now say that this is the thing. the state department is publicly expressing their concerns that the chinese government might use the new purchase to spy on u.s. officials staying at the waldorf. officials say monday they are reviewing the sale

do, which is to say, yes, we need to go back in in iraq, but it's not going to be like under george w. bush. if there's any consistency to obama's foreign policy, if there's any principle there, it's to never do anything that could get him compared to george w. bush. and that's all -- that's all he's out there saying and i think democrats are following his lead on this. i don't know that this election is going it turn on foreign policy. maybe if there's a big event, a plane gets shot down, more kidnappings. because of obama's low approval rating, you know, he's dragging down these democratic candidates. they can't talk about obamacare, they can't talk about the slow economy, and now on foreign policy he's struggling there, too, and so are democratic candidates. >> don't we see, kim, some democrats starting to sound like born again hawks? >> born again dick cheneys, yeah. it's astonishing looking out there. you have people like kay hagan in north carolina who is out there bragging, you know, that she's clear and decisive on the terrorist threat and accusing her republican opponent of being s

in 1998, george w. bush over al gore. 2002, republicans won again. 2004, george w. bush wins again. for the first time in a long time in 2004, a democrat won a top-of-the-ticket race in colorado. even as colorado re-elected george w. bush. but it was that first interruption in the republicans running the table in this state. after that little chink in the armor appeared, things started to slide downhill. and they won the governorship that year. 2012, the streak continues. democrats win the presidential vote in colorado, again, despite mitt romney being sure that wouldn't happen. just look at that change in fortune over time. republicans still now believe that colorado is home territory for the republican party. but colorado doesn't vote for them anymore. democrats think they've figured something out in this state. they say it doesn't appear in the polls, it just appears here, when the results come in for election day. it's a secret sauce that underestimates their strengths for a solid decade now by beating them in the top of every single ticket race. it's fascinating. and this year,

the nose in about ten seconds. [ laughter ] >> so the problem with this, lee is, is that when george w. bushas president, russia did invade a former soviet republic, went into georgia right there and i don't recall george w. bush punching anybody in the nose. and, in fact, the sanctions imposed by president obama are much harsher than anything that went on this. >> i think someone should punch putin in the nose, but what john boehner is alluding to is the general consensus by the president bush and even president obama's former military advisors that he's lacking leadership on foreign policy and national security issues. that's why you've seen most recently president obama's former cia and pentagon chief leon panetta came out criticizing president obama for his handling of iraq and syria and even former robert gates attacked president obama for his handling of afghanistan. so he's been widely criticized for his national security issues. >> quick final thought, marina y -- maria? >> that doesn't give john baner the right to get history wrong. he needs to look back at what happened. he looks f

look back to 2006 with george w. bush.had a very low unemployment, 4.5%, among the lowest of his presidency. still saw the house chamber and senate chamber go to democrats. so president obama can be rightfully happy, the unemployment rate is low, but it may not help him at all this fall when mid term elections come around. >> jamie weinstein, we appreciate you squeezing in that information for us. thank you very much. stick around. i know you have lots of calls or questions about ebola and house call will address your concerns. that's coming up. stay here on fox news. your customers, our financing. your aspirations, our analytics. your goals, our technology. introducing synchrony financial, bringing new meaning to the word partnership. banking. loyalty. analytics. synchrony financial. enagage with us. >>> time for sunday house call. i am eric shaw. >> welcome, joining us is dr. david samadi, chairman and professor of you'rology and chief of robotic surgery. >> and marc siegel, author of the secret code. author of several o

you were saying, i think this is an imaginary monster that isn't going to take it. >> why is george w. bushculating rumors jeb is going to run? it would not be good for george bush or the entire country to be reminded of george w. bush's presidency. >> you have to add in another. we have frankenstein monster, mitt romney. >> it's a halloween special. >> it is a halloween special here on "now with alex wagner." that's what it's going to look like in 2016. >> ryan, thank you. dana millbank, stay with me. it's been a spooky conversation indeed. thank you, gentlemen. s tomorrow at 11:00 a.m., i will answer your questions about the midterm elections on twitter as well as questions you may have about godzilla, king kong or frankenstein. tweet me at msnbcvote. >>> the ball is in maine's court. hickox threatened to sue the state over a quarantine mandate. we are awaiting a press conference. we will bring that next. yeah, dinner sounds good. i could come by your place. my place? uhh... um... hold on. introducing the all-new volkswagen golf. plenty of room for whatever life throws at you. i found a b

i did the same with george w. bush while he was in office.took place in the administration, but don't betray a private conversation. the reason i say that is, it's not healthy for the country. presidents are so guarded, they will no longer say what is on their mind. presidents need to let their hair down and express frustration, they need to say things they don't mean. >> thanks to ari fleischer for that interview. >>> after the break, we will time travel to the '90s. wow, already so many years ago. documents from the clinton library revealing fascinating new details about some of the clinton administration's biggest scandals. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >>> and later, we'll switch gears in a big way. you'll meet a former nfl player teaming up to help children. tim green is trying to prove to them that exercise and reading are not usually exclusive. stay with us. my name's louis, and i quit smoking with chantix. i had tried to do it in the past. i hadn't been successful. quitting smoking this time was different because

it worked in ohio and george w. bush reelected by the votes in ohio. 2008, every democratic presidential candidate went on record that he or she was for marriage between a man and a woman. 2012, joe biden got in trouble by embracing for the first time same-sex marriage. but the members are daunting. among young republicans, 61% of republicans, young republicans under the age of 30 are in favor of same-sex marriage. i mean, the issue -- the train's left the station and it's been a sea change in difference of opinion. >> woodruff: courts are just backing out of the picture. >> i sort of applaud it. sometimes you just let the country have its way and you don't try to determine the shape of the country, you sort of modestly step back and let the country figure out what it believes. i believe they're doing the right thing in withdrawing and not getting involved. quite frankly, i believe they've learned the lesson with ro roe v. wade. they had an issue evolving, the court laid down a brick wall and polerrized and froze the deb

he is the brother of former president george w. bush. george p. bush hinted his father will run for president during an interview on abc news. >>> a fired up crowd booed and yelled during a debate with congressional candidates. according to the "washington post", at one point audience members were yelling shut autopsy at one another during the debate yesterday. the candidates didn't hold anything back in their final debate. his republican challengers is "obsessed with restricting women's reproductive rights. this race has received a lot of attention across the country. the winner will replace republican congressman wolf. >> a panel formed in the wake of former governor bob mcdonnell's corruption conviction will meet for the first time next week. they will review current laws and talk about necessary changes. the 10-member commission is chaired by a former u.s. representative and lieutenant governor. the commission's first hearing november 6th charlottesville school of law. >>> looking for a missing man, maurice cotton. he was last seen saturday aft

take a look at angle merkel face when george w. bushnal touch to the g 8 summit in 2006. changing internal relations forever. and clearly being, oh, too close for comfort. that wraps up this hour on msnbc. thank you for the privilege of your time. don't forget, i'm heading back to my desk to answer your questions about latino vote, the midterm elections, anything you would like to talk about. the twitter handle i iis @jdbmsnbc. the #msnbcvote. "newsnation" with tamron hall is up next. >>> time for the "your business" entrepreneur of the week. owns carlsbad food tours. introducing tours and locals to the great food around the town. she's not only grown her business but she's helped promote the downtown area encouraging diners to eat locally rather than at the mall. for more watch your business sunday mornings at 7:30 on msnbc. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share i

architect of george w. bush's two presidential campaign victories, karl rove on this shiftining electoral forces and likely outcome. next. lou: so-called millennials turning on the democratic party in a new harvard institute of politics poll, 51% of 18-29-year-olds, now prefer a republican, led congress. 47% in favor of a democratic congress, that is a massive shift in favor of republicans, since 2010, when 55% of millennialsy from pered preferrd democratically led congress. here to give us his insight to the midterms, that you 5 days away, former deputy chief of staff for george w. bush, charl rove -- karl rove, fox news crypt orcontributor, good to hau with us, more millennials identify with conservatives instead of liberals. not much, but, 35 to 33%, but, that is an astounding shift, does this suggestion disaster for democrats? >> well, first of all number you citeed at beginning is among those who said they are going to vote. now, the number is better for democrats among all millennials, we don't know, there w

you said that some of your liberal friends couldn't wait to criticize george w. bush no matter what he said. >> no matter what. the man could be talking about the weather and they could make it into a discussion how he didn't care about climate change. they would sit in my room watching the television watching for him to say something. what i'm saying to people left, right, center, i don't care where you are. listen. form an educated opinion. you know if you have a rob with something the president is doing fine. but it's not your job to every minute of the day sit and search for something because you're supposed to. because a republican strategist or someone you used to work for told you that's your job. >> let's be candid. isn't much of cable news built on predictable partisan talking points. when the bookers call they get a guest on the left, a guest on the right and they expect them to fight. >> they don't get that when they book me. i'm independent. not registered with a television. fox news has a lot of independent minded people that get on television. i do a sho

hart's is double digits above george w. bush in the scandal would happen if he would have gone on to win the election. certainly george w. bush almost certainly doesn't become governor of texas and doesn't become president. i think the point of that is they shouldn't have jumped gary hart out of politics. i think the point is our actions have consequences. decisions have consequences. they are not just entertainment and we are not just creating the ratings. there are consequences that reverberate and tip like done the most that we lose sight of that follow us through the years. it goes back to the point in the speech. you get the delete word -- the leaders you deserve and the leaders you deserve are the leaders you get when the dominos fall in that way. >> host: bill from pennsylvania, go ahead. >> caller: well hello. hi. calling to emphasize the point i suppose. there's only so much time that people have to listen to current affairs and when we have a situation where the whole world becomes a kardashian episode we end up losing

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not yet. >> it's have he interesting that the presidents that have shown dignity and restraint, george w. bushnce -- george h.w. bush were so quick to trash on their way to the white house. now they found out it's tougher. have you ever -- did you ever see "gomer pyle." >> yes, i've seen "gomer pyle." why? >> so you know "gomer pyle." >> mark hall trinh. >> surprise, surprise, surprise, surprise. >> what the heck -- >> so, if -- if you're as old as mark halperin and me you probably remember reruns of "gomer pyle." this was a sitcom about the hapless marine in a brusque drill sergeant, sergeant carter. you may remember this classic episode where sergeant carter decided he was going to put together on base a chorus. the only problem one of the singers was so horribly out of key, the entire project turned into a fiasco. the tough sergeant who is so sure he has the best voice on base, he keeps looking for the clunker in the group. pyle, you're a clunker but it never occurred to him until the end thafr episode that he's the one that is so horribly out of tune with the rest of the group. you know, i

here to analyze the mid terms just 26 days away former deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush. one would expect republicans to be much farther ahead than they are tied up. >> remember all three of the races in democratic states that are covered in the new fox polls are against democrat incumbents. if these were open races these seats would be settled today. it is hard to be an incumbent and everyone saw a tough election year coming. they have been on the attack since day one. the good news is that our candidates appear in these races to have basically survived the on slot and in some cases prosperred. these races, arkansas, alaska and colorado, if they are added to the other three open democratic seats where everybody shows republicans ahead would give us necessary to win the senate. that leaves out iowa and louisiana which have been polled by the fox news previously and republican candidate was ahead in louisiana and tied in iowa. >> she is an attractive candidate by every definition yet it has been much tighter than most people thought it would be, her contest. >>well, remem

he said to george w. bush, here is next year's budget with $120 billion surplus. the national debt accumulated was $5 trillion. eight years later, george w. bush is turning over to barack obama. the economy and the budget. what was the situation? at that point in time, we projected the deficit for the next year, the deficit, to be $1.2 trillion. perere losing 800,000 jobs month. mr. oberweis' mutual funds had taken a beating in the year 2008. value.st 60% of their the national debt was no longer $5 trillion. it was $12 trillion. how did we get into this mess? we had wars we did not pay for and we had a president who said the answer to every problem is to cut taxes. my opponent supported that. he was for tax cuts for wealthy people. approach upside down that drove us into debt. the president inherits a recession, the second-worst in modern memory. he puts together a stimulus package, which includes some tax cuts, safety nets, and infrastructure. where are we today? the deficit he inherited was cut by two/three -- 2/3. of gdp took office, 14% was revenue and 24% was

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term, the president needs new energy and talent to refurbish the second term, he mentions the george w. bushen for some shake-up in 2006, but a lot of people who they might be able to pick, have already left for clinton's world and they want to preserve their ability to work for clinton. one-third of the political appointments at the department of defense are still vacant. >> we have been talking about this big ideological and personal divide between the clinton camp and the obama camp. and boy is it exacerbating now. >> it is real. >> it is real? latest round with panetta can't truth. i think he's also trying to push attention from hillary clinton away from obama. >> i think he's concerned and he wants them to do the riling thing. i don't think he -- >> let's keep in mind that half the federal judges appointed by obama are being stalled by republicans. let's not get a holier than thou on this one. a lot of people have not been reappointed or want the job. if you're a democratic consultant, and you look where obama ask right now and i was still in the business of advising people, i would say

. >> the former chair of the republican national committee and counselor to george w. bush. warner has raised millions more than the republican, resulting in hard-hitting ads like the one. >> his firm lobbied for governments. >> i think he's more of a problem. a body with record low approval ratings and widely associated with an action will stop >> why should voters said you back to an institution they are disgusted with that nothing has happened? >> voters have a right to be upset. if the senate is going to get be part of a group that will get the senate fixed. >> warner won in 2008 by a landslide. his lead is not as wide as gillespie at the moment but he is in the drivers seat. tomorrow, we will sit down with gillespie to find out how he overcomes this large deficit with one week left in his campaign. let's go through the race for maryland governor where they hope political heavyweights will help in the final stretch. larry hogan will campaign with chris christie in glen burnie tomorrow. democrat anthony brown will have hillary clinton at his side at a rally at the univers

even he's smart enough to know george w. bushhave punched him in the nose in ten seconds. >> mr. putin did invade the blk of georgia in 2008 and mr. bush was criticized for not reacting forcefully enough. >>> police hope a giant balloon will sped up their search for suspected killer eric frein. he's on the fbi's ten most wanted list for shooting and killing one state trooper and wounding another. he's been evading police for over a month now. and this is despite a number of sightings. the search has been focused on the pocono mountains. reporter jim hamel is on the trail. >> reporter: in the course of this more than 40-day manhunt. troopers on the ground, and helicopters in the sky have not been able to bring eric frein to justice. under this white balloon. equipped with cameras and floating high over the search area. psp's newest tool in the search effort. >> charles king pulled over on his way home just to get a photo of the hi-tech gear overhead. >> when i saw it, i couldn't believe it. i said they're not using a balloon. beca

does anybody think vladimir putin would have gone into crimea had george w. bushent? no. >> in the nose in ten seconds. back in 2008, putin did, in fact, invade another former member of the soviet union. the republic of georgia. george bush was president at the time. bush did not punch either putin or nedmedvev. >>> so both clintons are pitching in. bill clinton is headlining a rally in denver for senator mark udahl. also will appear for john hickenlooper. hillary clinton had to back pedal on comments last week about job creation. she said corporations and businesses don't create jobs. she now says the economy thrives when tax breaks are not given to companies that outsource jobs. >>> bob dole wants mitt romney to make another run for the white house. he made the comments campaigning in kansas for senator pat roberts. romney joked saying, you never know what a 90-year-old will say. do you? >> bob dole ran in 1980, '88 and '96. maybe he wants another member. >>> a security scare for prime minister david cameron. this is remarkable. the troubling moment caught on ca

the second thing is where george w. bush, he is the endorser and he endorsed us acted after her to take his image down and stop using his name. she does not do this. is it not a little unfair that most corporations outsourced including the one that you chose to criticize him and one of your at? -- ads? have is clear, david, you spent a career and you have lived in eight different countries and europe lived in 16 different countries were ukraine did jobs. countries and you have lived in 16 different countries aware ukraine did jobs. i do not think it is the criteria that people are looking for when they are electing their senator to washington. >> mr. perdue just a moment ago product former new york city manager -- mayor, michael bloomberg, who has given. do you support his efforts at would you support senator feinstein's version of assault weapons ban? >> i've talked about this. i believe that every law-abiding citizen should have access to guns and i have parents and grandparents and now a son who are hunters and gun owners

jeb is the brother of former president george w. bushons of former president george h.w. bush. >>> they are not your lemonade stands of the past, the lesson kids are learning by not keeping the proceeds. >>> a real sour taste, ann will not like this, a forecast after the break ,,,,,,,, night sky above a buddhist center in thailand. thousands of >>> i sea of hot air lanterns lit up the night sky. thousands released into the sky during a religious festival t- flt is based on an old tradition that makes wishing on flying lan terns hopefully get rid of all of the troubles in your life. if it were that easy. >>> grade schoolers are getting a valuable lesson through their lemonade stands. >> kpix mark kelly says the kidding will not keep a dime for themselves. >> and i will have chocolate chip. >> they are teaching them it can be fun. >> this time a lemonade stand. >> reporter: so far the fun is working. >> it is like having a party. >> we have help people. >> reporter: the fund raising gets these more fortunate kids exposed to the wider world

panetta wrote, quote -- also today on fox news, former president george w. bushore leaving office warned strongly against withdrawing u.s. troops from iraq. he said america has since learned the lesson that iraqis not yet capable of providing for their own security. joining us now is the president of the american islamic forum for democracy, author of the battle for the soul of islam. also with us, danielle pletca, senior fellow at the american enterprise institute. great to have you with us. zudi, to hear leon panetta come down on the president like this is extraordinary. your thoughts. >> not unexpected, we left a vacuum in iraq and to say that while this could not have been prevented, all they needed was continued adult supervision as the military has old factions of the sunni baathists that want to see iraq fall apart, sectarianism is unroofing itself because we left them unmonitored, unchaperoned. it's not a surprise to see former administration folk, and thes speaking up and saying this is really, we were m.i.a. lou: tens of billions of dollars, though, eig