george h.w. bush and george w. bush to the bench, has faced threats because of his work in handling january 6th defendants and their cases. here's what he had to say in those extraordinary public comments just last night. >> it's very disconcerting to have someone making comments about a judge, and it's particularly problematic when those comments are in the form of a threat, especially if they're directed at one's family. i mean we do these jobs because we're committed to the rule of law and we believe in the rule of law, and the rule of law can only function effectively when we have judges who are prepared to carry out their duties

the former chief of staff for george w. bush foundation, big event, what would have been george hw's 100th birthday. >> pleasure to be with you. an important time for the republican party to recognize they got to come together, stop the hyperbolic conversation and dealing with things seriously. i am thrilled to be with you and we are celebrating the legacy of george hw bush who gave us a remarkable one term presidency that produced discipline within the budgeting system that lasted a decade after he left office. we are celebrating george hw bush. he would be 100 years old and we are going to make sure we have a recognition of the remarkable legacy he left. he left a legacy in the library, you can see what he did but the real legacy is students graduating from the bush school of government, texas a and m university. neil: he was an outstanding human being. he also dodged the fiercest criticism donald trump would heap on the likes of george bush or george w. bush and that says something about him but there seems to be a reproach m

a super scandalous story where a thin george bush became president with the help of his younger brother. george wbecame president , received this post despite the fact that there was a majority. voters voted for his opponent al gore. his advantage was more than half a million people. the election was decided in florida. this state provided 25 electoral votes in 2000, which went to bush. he beat goro by 537 votes. since the election result is determined not by the results of the actual vote, how many voters cast their votes for the candidate, but by the electoral vote, the votes of the electors, the number of which depends on the size of the state's population, victory. george w. bush won by just five electoral votes. the reason for this situation was the decision of the state election commission not to count 19,000 ballots cast for al gore. they were removed due to the marks being torn. if they had been taken into account, us history could have gone in a completely different direction. al gore's team immediately filed a complaint with the court after the elections, saying that such an approach to

president george w bush campaigned in the year 2000 as a compassionate conservative, decidedly not focused overseas the bush administration. understood itself to be a domestic policy administration prior to 911 there wasn't much of a foreign policy strategy in place. >> bush, of course, wanted to be taken seriously on the international stage, but just three years earlier, he couldn't name the leaders of foreign powers who had nuclear weapons after 911. of course, all that changed the most powerful individual on this subject was vice president richard cheney, vice president dick cheney architect of a neo conservative foreign policy that reshaped the middle east and adding to his menacing public persona, drew comparisons to darth vader public image. he ultimately embraced >> we're going to talk about star wars. we might as well invite darth vader >> he had developed a reputation as kind of a very ceramic pithy, tough-guy if you provide sanctuary to terrorist, you face the full rank after the united states of america >> he was arguably the most powerful vip in history. then there were various

and three, she was kept in captivity from 2004 to 2008 when president george w bush, republican was an office as opposed to the current administration. as a senator implied. and finally, she met the senator at an event that the border with other governments officials and anti-human trafficking activists instead of a one on one. cnn has confirmed much of what he seemed to have said in prior reporting and her story hasn't changed since we first spoke, has seen until 20 me. no one reached out to hurt to ask for her permission to use her story as part of my political speech, someone using my story and destroyed sorting it for political purposes. she told me, it's not fair at all. as for senator britt's, cnn reached out again to her office seeking comment, but so far we haven't heard back. this is what senator britt had to say in an interview with fox news on sunday about the story of catalog has seen well, i very, very clearly said i spoke to a woman who told me about when she was trafficked, when she was 12. so i didn't say a teenager. i didn't say a young woman, a grown woman, a woman wh

in this case. >> the fact that the underlying sequence apparently took place on president george w bush's watch to me was just a reinforcement that there's so much culpability relative to the border to go around it's not a republican issue, it's not a democrat a chronic issue. it's an issue for all of them and it just hasn't been solved on anybody's watch. >> yeah. and our government has repeatedly tried and failed since that era. i mean, the first time i was ever covering a failed immigration bill up on capitol hill was 2005 and george w bush was president. this is how long this has been going on. >> the other >> thing that stuck out to me, michael, in terms of what happened over the weekend was an interview. nancy mace did on abc with george stephanopoulos. i want to play a clip. you should know from this. i'm not sure exactly if we clip the part where we're george talks about this but nancy mace has said herself that she was a victim of rape. it's something she didn't talk about for quite some time. she eventually did reveal it in public. watch how this exchange played out any rape vic

al gore headed out back when george w. bush won even when i think he got screwed in that election. >> a right dan let's take your question. >> why don't you think trump will acceptthat is a good question. i didn't have any answer to it whatsoever. there's probably a political answer to it. my role in everything happening is f focusing on the data i'm not going to dive in the political w piece of it. i will tell you i've runwice in my state of rhode island. i lost the statewide primary by 3000 votes and it hurt to concede that resected him to concede that race it was ugly it was an ugly race in intensely personal but i did. that is what our democracy looks like. but i hope as we move forward out of 2020 we can get our elections back to a more civil and responsible way of conducting ourselves dealing with the impact of losing progress either republican or democrat? am a registered republican. >> did you run as a republican? ask mike to run to my first when i started a political party of rhode 2009. after challenging the access la

george w. bush came close if you saw jesus camp. it was close. this is so odd. they worship him. >> here's an interesting thing, kind of historical reference. in democracy in america, they talk about the most astounding thing about a president and the way that a president is different than a monarch is with a monarchy, people grovel before the king. with a presidency, the president grovels before the people. the actual authority is with the populous, and you recognize that inversion. that's what he says is the amazing thing about american democracy. you can disagree with all the presidents. we can spend the rest of the night critiquing these presidents on many levels. there are lots of people who are democrats who have issues with barack obama, issues with bill clinton, issues with joe biden, so on. all of them in one way or another recognized the importance of the power of the people being superior to them as individuals. that's where you find the distinction in donald trump, who never governed as if there was anything more important than himself, certainly not

george w. bush. and -- rather george bush. and george w. ed to sign into law a guest worker program in his efforts to address immigration. so immigration is not a new thing. it's been dragging along for decades. and this house has failed in its duties to address comprehensive immigration reform. to try to say that it is something that just happened now underen administration is an effort to weaponize it politically. and they do that because they don't want to talk■bo child car. they do that, director young, because the president's budget includes a significant fundingl. a new program which would put families making under guaranteeh quality daycare. daycare has become really expensive. in my district it can be $700, it could be half or even at the levels of so moms that want to get back to the work force can't do it. because it's so expensive. but yet thesed that in his budg. and the other side fails to want to engage in this discussion. they want to talk about immigration because they're weap!ronizing . once again. as they do every four year

his son george w bush. i've had a proud record of working both republicans and democrats, which is what our nation these, this time the results are expected to help president joe biden emerges, the democrats, presumptive nominee and former president, donald trump, to serge, ahead with an unsurmountable lead for the republicans. for the losers, the upholding moods of super tuesday states are often where hope goes to die, like a water level for losing candidates. if you don't do well on super tuesday and both parties processes you haven't really a steep hill to climb. despite what you said, i'm not giving up despite went for republican nikki haley. analysts say a big loss on super tuesday could mark the end of the trail. some voters say they're focusing on personalities. voting for anyone whose name is and donald trump . why cause i believe in humanism fairness, compassion, none of those traits. i believe he possesses, others on issues. i think there's a lot of our infrastructure that needs to be dealt with.

by 2007, the george w. bush administration and a bipartisan group of senators reached a deal on an immigration bill that would have created a path to citizenship for the millions of post-1986 undocumented immigrants living in america. as well as a new temporary working program and stricter border security. many thought this would be the big legislative achievement of bush's presidency, until this happened. >> we heard that there was a bipartisan consensus of immigration. bipartisan and it was all good. president bush was signing on and republicans, and we had ted kennedy was happy. that's all i needed to hear. it had been left up to the major news networks or the regular cable networks, this would have been a done deal. this was signed, sealed, and delivered right at the rio grande for us. well, it turned out that talk radio and the internet energized the people. >> right wing cable tv and radio hosts like laura ingraham as well as lou dobbs and especially rush limbaugh trashed the bill, blanketing the airwaves

if you go back to the 2004 coup, that was green-lighted by the administration of george w bush he served on u.s. appointed counsel called council of the wise to once they do sasha, which then selected another interim prime minister. is your outlook toward tour? if you look at a guy, philippe, the a convicted drug launder who spent 6 and a half years in atlanta, federal penitentiary. he was used by the bush administration. he was armed in the dominican republic, came across the border and help to provide the justification for overthrowing the democratically elected government of jean bertrand. aristide. if you look at claude joseph, who is one of the main rivals of ariel on-ree for that position. he also goes back to the coup d'etat, a leader of the student movement that provided the justification for the i should say, the impression that there was a movement, a popular movement that overthrew jean bertrand aristide. so a lot of this is the result. and i know it's been 20 years, but all of the main players have their roots in the overthrowing of jean bertrand. jumper turner government 20

the global war on terror the george w. bushd did not start with military boots on the ground or tanks, or any kind of ammunition. it started to treasury. because george w. bush at the end of september in 2001 signed a set of executive orders that gave treasury the authority to start following the money to figure out how that terrorist attack was financed in order to stop other attacks. so that's the moment and it was in the wake of that the whole new unit a treasury was established. the terrorism financial intelligence unit which is celebrating its 20th anniversary it was established in 2004. everything coming out of the patriot act after 9/11. david: the strength of the dollar really exists in its use. but there are at least a couple of uses. when others for transactions. i believe those two have diverted to some extent. reserve currency is still coming not as much as it was in terms of transactions and trade. abigail: at some -- saleha: at some point they diverged but they will meet in the middle whether they want to or not.

election on the democratic ticket was done an election was decided of the supreme court in favor of george w bush over a vote counting dispute. after years of being a member of the democratic party, lead montana independent in 2006, often losing positive support in the senate primaries. that's it for me down jordan, more information of course in our website i'll just say or dot com. the news continues here on, i'll just say era, off the witness state to fence. i'm watching the the resulting from the options you have. you have a great willing hearing to fax, palestinian or airbag content has been removed or restricted understanding the reality for these demonstrators. it's presidents must be solved, threatening the stability of the country. i'll just say it was teens across the world. when you click sensitive the fonts at the store, the timing of the little box between the, the, the link and the on the 30th. i couldn't hold it in the middle of how to get the position. it'd be better for you model the bad. my youngest son is familiar with the boss. i give hi. cool. so on the man the, the, the, the

presidential elections in 2000, and listen, it’s even somehow awkward to remind, in in 2000, george w. bushthe election against his rival, gore, he wins with 271 electoral votes, and gore gets 266 electoral votes, and what 's most piquant is that jeff bush, brother. bush jr., he is the governor of florida, and just it was there that the votes were recounted so that my brother would win, normal, but the elections of our handsome biden, fraud, spoiled ballots, unimaginable campaigning, people voted who had long since died in god, in general were already in their graves, i don’t want to say anything , i don't have any special ones. replies: what, what, what, what did you say, madam, you, will i get an answer? no, i won’t receive any answer, this is causing us confusion, and i remember the amazing words written by our philosopher, the great ivan ilyan, back in 1948, here listen, they need a declining russia... in order to correctly foresee events and not succumb to the sentimental illusions so characteristic of the russian soul, we need sobriety and vigilance, stunningly accurate words: we need

courageously survived did not happen during the biden administration, having 20 years ago during george w bush's presidency in mexico, not the united states, but again, you would not know any of that from senator britt's account, the digging that mr. katz touched off only picked up steam throughout the weekend. so by the time senator britt was on fox on sunday there was a big deal which senator britt tried to downplay. here's what she said about it >> did you mean to give the impression that this horrible story happened on president biden's watch you can look. >> i very specifically said this is what president biden did during his first 100 days. >> but to be clear, the story that you relate is not something that's happened under the biden and administration. that particular person >> i very, very clearly said i spoke to a woman who told me about when she was trafficked, when she was 12. so i didn't say a teenager. i didn't say a young woman, a grown woman, a woman when she was trafficked, when she was 12 shame on everyone else. she seems to be saying for not doing the math in your head and figu

now we might have helped if she said in her speech when she was 12 back during the george w bush administration in 2004, when it actually happened, or if she'd had the grace and courtesy to actually mention the name of this courageous survivor, even the first name but she didn't do that. she just wanted to use her story. she implied this was a story that only she was told and it wasn't. she also implied that it took place the united states and it didn't. and she made this woman the emotional linchpin of her case against the current president. and in case you think that that wasn't deliberate, listen to what senator britt and tennessee republican marsha blackburn said back in june anyway, of last year, after meeting in public with karla jacinto >> we've also heard from victims of human trafficking and let me tell you those stories are reaching as she talks about being abused from the time she was five years old to actually being traffic between the ages of 12, 16, you know, you can't help us think about your own. >> and >> if we as leaders of the greatest nation in the world, are not fighting to

presidential candidate, the democratic nominee al gore in the 2000 election, which was won by republican george w bush. no more fate. anti establishment and opposition candidate, fuzzy who demo at demo. my fi has one set of goals. presidential elections by a comfortable margin provisional results show, he took 54 percent of the vote of more than previously projected fides victory still has to be validated by senate goals, top constitutional body, which could happen in a few days. thailand's lower house of parliament has approved a marriage. equality bill, if ratified, in the senate of thailand will become the 1st nation inside of the east asia to recognize same sex marriages, the lambs, my bill has been more than a decade in the making. 400 members of the house of representatives gave their approval with just 10 voting against the committee that drafted it said little may cuz we're making history in thailand and transforming the lives of l. g. b t q. people call upon. but yeah, for those well, been waiting for same sex marriage, we only have one step block which has to be approved by the senate dot da

former us president george w. bush calls hamas cold blooded killers. this is an unprovoked attack by terrorist people willing to kill innocent people to achieve uh an objective uh and and don't be surprised if israel takes whatever. is necessary to defend herself uh and it's going to be ugly for a while. these uh, you're dealing with cold blooded killers. but is the palestinian group's operation really an unprovoked attack and isn't there anything surprising about it? let me show you map of the middle east just a couple of weeks before hamas launched operation al-aqsa floyd israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu had unveiled his future map of the region at the united nations general assembly. the map had no place for palestinians and israel still included the occupied west bank and the gaza strip as well as the occupied and illegally annexed golen heights of syria. the little map was in fact the blueprint for the complete elimination of palestine from the region for the sake of the so-called greater israel. israel's prolonged policy of ignoring pale

we have to go to gore versus george w. bush where we had the hanging chads.ver the fraud and that it didn't come out where it would affect the election. also have to go back in that timeframe, that was during covid. there were a lot more mail in ballots at that time. 2024 will be a lot less mail in ballots and more in person vong. i had a guy from mississippi come where i work and is out the are you going to make sure these elections are valid? i said where i vote in my little elementary school, you have to have your id, they checked it and double check it with the role -- check it and double check it with the role. my question ist trump and the republicans accept the fact that they lost? al gore had to do it when george w. bush even though he got screwed in that election. host: let's take your question. caller: why don't think -- why don't you think trump will accept this? guest: it is a good question. i don't have any answer whatsoever. there is probably a political answer to it. my role is focused in on the data so i want to dive into the political peace.

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in the 2004 election, i was part of george w. bush's team and we started that campaign way behind. bush was unpopular. we won that election by making sure it wasn't a choice on bush but a referendum on the opposition. that is what biden needs to do with trump. >>> before you go, there is reporting that donald trump is reportedly considering bringing back the king of the ostrich feather blazer himself, paul manafort. what is your take? to jog audiences memory, one thing paul manafort had with deep ties to rich and powerful people overseas. >> to rich and powerful russians. he was involved in ukraine on the pro-russian side. and convicted of crimes before he was pardoned. again, a common thread in foreign policy for trump you can trace that from paul manafort who helped the pro- russian candidates to trumps first impeachment when you remember he withheld military assistance when ukraine was already at war following that first invasion to get a political favor to now the apparent opposition to aid from the u.s. and the pressure he is putting on republicans in the house to prevent that

including some on the part of the bush family, jonathan bush, president george w. bushwn as -- i'm sorry. >> drowning in bush. adam: is fine. i did notice -- he said and wrote that editorial in the editorial last week, the fine against donald trump, too excessive overtime and i wondered whether that was part of a strategy, raised this with george v bush, his child, what he made of that and individual by individual. >> of course it is was we are not automatons. very loving but intellectual discourse thrives. the counterpoint is may be nikki haley is not electing biden but making trump electable by standing up -- the republican party is, what did lyndon johnson say, things go a certain way, everybody paints there ass white and runs with the envelope and hopefully not making too much eye contact with people who know them. they are being dishone themselves. there's a lot of cringing in the trump camp as people grit their teeth and brave with wire brush on the way from the ballot box, nikki at her camp seem to be standing up to that evermore articulately and more traction. t

she's laying out traditional conservative policies of george w. bush, of george h.w. bush, of ronald reagan, peace through constraint, fiscal conservative, being pro-life. i was with her last week with a small group of reporters. i asked her, in a way she was arguing she was going to implement the republican autopsy report after mitt romney -- >> the one they never implemented. >> she talked about reaching out to people who republicans don't normally talk to. minorities. she said there were gay people at her events, trans people, minorities at her events. talk to the embeds there, they say it's still a typical white republican crowd. that is what she's arguing to be, that's what she's arguing is the future of the republican party. does this maga fever ever break? the answer may be no. >> especially not with the rnc falling into line as well, mark murray. it's his republican party. i don't know how he changes his spots, really, given who he is and what he says when he is off prompter. >> over the last two years, our nbc news poll asked the question, do you want to have

george w. bush who then appointed justice alito. george w. bush who voted and appointed clarence thomas, these are major concerns for democratic voters and the first lady needs to answer for them. >> will give tammy murphy: the first person i ever gave political contribution to was bill bradley. if you look at any donations i have made i have given significantly more to democrats over time than others. i have spent the last 10 years helping build up the democratic party and i have done it in new jersey serially. i've gone to every county, i have acted as a surrogate and knocked on doors and gotten out the vote and done canvas lunches. i have helped build up the party and i will continue to be there going forward. >> my last question is about abortion and what you might accomplish in the senate on that. basically the same question on the issue of gun control, both of you would like to see better safety legislation. what will you concretely do to accomplish that? andy kim: i will continue to do what i

but donald trump does better on republicans than mitt romney did, than john mccain did, then george w. bush did in the course of this. so he is going to have his base, which is probably 40, 42% of the country. right now, and i think that is why joe biden has figured out right now, this early that he has to run a campaign that basically says this is who donald trump is and this is how your life will be affected in a second donald trump term. >> but matthew, even donald trump this weekend, going after joe biden's stutter, maybe you would have made that argument a week and a half ago but he nailed the state of the union address and his stutter is something he has overcome. how is that a win for trump? >> donald trump doesn't ever change his direction, as susan says, he is who he is. that is donald trump, he won in 2016 making fun of people with disabilities, saying all kinds of harsh, cruel, and ridiculous things in the course of this. this is who donald trump is. anybody that thinks they are going to be able to manage donald trump in this process, to say or do anything other than who he is. h

didn't tell the nation is that the incident took place during the administration of president george w. bush that the abuse took place in mexico, and that drug cartels were not involved. the woman who britt referenced, karla jacinto, appeared on cnn over the weekend. >> yes, in fact i hardly ever cooperate with politicians because it seems to be the only want an image. they only want a photo. to me that is not fair. i work as a spokesperson for many victims who have no voice. i would like them to be empathetic. all the governors and senators to be empathetic with the issue of human trafficking because there are millions of girls and boys who disappear all the time. people who are really trafficked and abused as she mentioned. i think she should burst take into account what really happened before telling a story of that magnitude. amy: more on that story later in the broadcast. in california, a 15-year-old black teenager with autism was shot dead saturday at his home by a sheriff's deputy. the teenager, ryan gainer, was reportedly holding a gardening tool when he was fatally shot by a deputy

dan seymour a formal policy advisor to president george w. bushinistration and host of the call me back podcast. always good to have you down thank you for being here. >> hello martha. >> martha: you spoke with ron term or in your new podcast called me back and here is a soundbite from the secretary of state antony blinken and touches on the news that he made with you in your podcast. watch this... >> the podcast said israel will take control of rafa -- rafah even if it leads to a breach with the u.s. how will we convince an ally that knows there won't be any serious consequences even if it ignores u.s. warnings repeatedly? >> president biden has been clear that a major ground operation in rafah would be a mistake. something we cannot support. hamas can be effectively dealt with without a major ground operation in rafah. >> very interesting. so the former ambassador ron term or still has a position in the israeli leadership. basically saying we are going in and don't they care what the president says. >> and the thing is it's not just drawn durham

but the imfact of that ad, the impact of that campaign went well beyond electing george w. bush and our political lexicon because the people behind that campaign continued to test thei boundaries of american t politi and o shape them for years to come. among the top contributors to the swift campaign were people like bob perry, instrumental in turning the evangelical movement into a conservative base. also harlan crow, a man that's been in the news recently because of his lavish patronage with clarence thomas that includes lavish plane flights and questionable real estate purchases. to the central players in the swift affair were these men, john o'neal and they coauthored the book unfit for command. that would became the main force for the false and misleading accusations against senatormi kerry. john o'neal became the director ofbe the most conservative movement most prominent anti-islamen groups, the david horowitz freedom center which focuses on allies to destroy american values. jerome corse went onto become one ofen the leading componentsf the perther conspiracy which went

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. >> matthew dowd, you are working republican politics back during the george w. bush era. ad a lot of things about george w. bush. i can't imagine him saying that. i can't imagine bill clinton saying that. i can't imagine barack obama or any other american president saying that. i can't imagine ronald reagan saying that. really was against him. but the reality is you know better than any of the rest of us here having worked at the presidential level the fiduciary duty of a president is to protect the american people from things like a pandemic. that is when a president is supposed to step up the most. it is when they lead the most and unite the country. what you just saw there was something other than that. can you explain to me how if 9/11 changed all of our lives and the way we travel and everything about our lives when we get on a plane, how is it that people have blown off the fact that donald trump utterly failed at that fundamental duty of a president and think he should be president again? >> well, i think this conversation is so important. and it leads us to the big

so let's say that helped donald trump with and see 1000 george w bush. one. the key state of florida by few, within the 600 foot green party candidate, neither 100000 bucks in the state to wells fargo recently led the posing 1992 ahead of george h. w. bush and bill clinton. he even made it into the presidential debates, but on this doubts, his ultimate influence, the clearest, fed candidate influence that it was in 1912 for president. teddy roosevelt ran as an independent, spitting the republican vote. democrats with very wilson won easily. well, drawing a slide from denver, colorado suff muskets. he's a professor of political science, son, director of the center of american politics at the university of denver. welcome to the program. so let's be honest. robert f kennedy junior was on like you to become president when you look at the public, but could be cause issues for the other candidates. a certainly could cause issues . i mean, one of the things we see is the candidates, 3rd party candidates that are looking pretty good early in an election year. a lot o

by like what 8 million and he lost electoral college by 50 we have to go back to gore versus george w. bush you're saying in your book is that, you know, you try to uncover the fraud and that it didn't come out where it would affect the election and we also got to go back in the time frame that was during covid and so there was a lot more mail-in ballots at that time and i think this election coming up in 2024 will be like a lot less, you know, mail-in ballots and more had a guy from mississippi come in to our work here in south dakota and said, you know, you're going to make sure that these elections are valid a i said where i go vote in my little elementary school here in sioux falls, south dakota, you have to have your id,■ double tn you go in and vote, okay, so there is no voter fraud republicans, okay, my question to your guest is why won't trump and the republicans accept the fact that they lost because al gore had to do it when george w. bush vote and i think he got screwed in that election. why don't you think -- yeah, why don't you think trump w't accept this? >> yeah, it's a good

and yes, once again, you insulted george w bush by suggesting he hated exterior brain. he's a yale history major and a harvard mba. and i graduated from college. so whose brain is one? so, look, this is going to be the most presidential election. i think, ever seen, because neither one of these people i mean, they're the two most unpopular people ever to run for president. and that's a fact. i mean, go back to the 1936, which is the earliest date we really have polling on presidential candidates and no parties, frontrunners been as unpopular as these two men are. and the real politics average, i think it was day yesterday, biden was 55.8% unfavorable rating. and donald trump was 55.3, the most words used to associate they're associated the joe biden in people's minds are old not to it and the most common phrase used to depict trump as corrupt and criminal. so these are not exactly the warm and fuzzy people we had and a result you know they're both they're both the person who could lose to the other and you know we're going to end up having the election decided people wh

steps to cooperate with washington in afghanistan in helping to set up a new government but once george w bush branded them part of the axis we will, those overtures collapsed. the most significant effort was made by barack obama and iran's then-president hassan rouhani, who both spoke of creating a new relationship. it was not friendship as iran's foreign minister, javid's arif pointed out to me, the iran nuclear deal was premised, not on trust but on mistrust each side carefully protected its interests in that document. >> but it >> did create the possibility of a working relationship and iran did adhere to the deal, moving further away from a nuclear weapons program, then it had been for decades. but donald trump blew up that deal and that opportunity and in iran, forces opposed to the deal in any kind of rapprochement with washington gained power sideline, rouhani, and now rule with an even more brutal professor can washington it there on find common cause again, it seems unlikely that fork in the road lies far behind us the bath both countries are on is one. they are both comfortable with

took place as part of the war on global terrorism, which was declared by the administration of george w. bush the united states on september 11, 2001, when the world trade center towers in new york were attacked and collapsed. iraq first bombed, then the ground operation began. the iraqi forces quickly found themselves routed. the head of the country, saddam hussein , was captured at the end of that year and executed 3 years later. washington explained the military actions in iraq by the fact that baghdat was implementing a program to create weapons of mass destruction. as evidence , secretary of state colin powell shook a test tube with an unknown substance at the security council. but it was a lie. no chemical or biological weapons were found in iraq. how are the connections between saddam's regime and al-qada group, which was behind the september 11 attacks. in your presence. in iraq, the united states continued to build up for another 8 years, trying to cope with the outbreak of civil war and withdrew its troops only in 2011 by decision of president barack obama. this is what this day in