george w. bush america had a lost decade now we're just starting to pick ourselves up out of the doldrums to go back to the same ideas that didn't work aren't the answer but i can't speak on behalf of all of occupy wall street because i know they got a lot of ron paul supporters i know we have obama supporters we have moderates we have independent we have people who don't even think the political process is working myself i'm a progressive so i'm a little biased and i way but i think that we should have this larger conversation whether it's about ron paul's idea to end the war which i strongly support or if it's another candidate's point of view of myself i'm going to live with warrants or support i would like to see her kind of politics become prevalent so i tell everybody you know i'm not going to tell you how to vote make sure that you be a voter be a voter it's very important my opinion and you know that's just where i stand on the issue and i want to be interesting to see you know what does end up happening in november thanks so much for joining us tonight you're very welcome thanks for ha

george w. bush was criticized for america's on two terror policies but president obama has now taken them one step further that's according to the former chief military prosecutor of guantanamo bay you can watch speaking to us here on our next hour. he took office the first thing he did was sign an order. closing guantanamo within one year of his order which was signed in january of two thousand and nine and we're sitting here today and want on the most still open the military commissions have resumed and in my view the president just didn't have the balls to follow through with the doing the right thing candidate obama has said all the right things about justice and american values and closing guantanamo and doing away with military commissions and upholding the rule of law and then once he gets in office you know he didn't just embrace the bush policies he kissed him on the lips and ran with them and his advanced them further than president bush ever did. this is ott's he iran has successfully test fired several long range missiles on the last day of major naval exercises in the international wa

post" contributor and writer and author of the book "adios mofo: why rick perry will make america miss george w. bush." too late now, jim, you can't rename that title. >> you sure know how to embarrass proud texans. >> it was a great book, but you should have told us it was going to fall apart fast. >> it lived up to its title, adios, mofo, he's out of here. >> what happened, did people in texas know something everybody else in the states didn't know? >> well, you know, he on paper -- i think i told you this before, ed, when we talked. on paper, this guy checks all the boxes for republicans. i mean, he's very good with his social conservatives, very good with evangelicals, he's in the right place on gay marriage and abortion and those things and the guy looks good and when he's on a podium and unchallenged and doesn't have to answer questions or think analytically, he does very, very well. but one thing that didn't work well was a series of innumerable debates, and that's not perry's wheelhouse, and it served the purpose of getting rid of some of these guys. >> i've been thinking about this today, di

george w. bush bragged about his autobiography as the way of our enemies not of the united states of america we need to remember the last that george washington taught us but there's. if you have two thousand dollars to your name just two thousand dollars does that make you too rich to receive food assistance from the government pennsylvania's republican governor tom corbett think so his state's department of public welfare came out with a new rule set to take effect on may first that disqualifies anyone with two thousand bucks to their name from receiving food stamps it doesn't matter if you're out of work or you're sick if you have two thousand dollars in assets which nowadays doesn't go very far at all you can't get help governor corbett wants you to be completely broke in complete desperation at rock bottom living in your car before he'll lift a finger to help you put food on the table for your kids but why the two thousand dollar threshold well that's what it was in one thousand nine hundred and since that was the year reagan was elected why not return back to it right when the governor do

young man to get inside the mind of saw america's so of america's most infamous serial torturers and murderers and i'm not talking about george w. bush or dick cheney but the kind we find in our nation's highest security prisons hang on here see this could get intense. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through it through to be made who can you trust no one who is in view with a global missionary zeal where we had a state controlled capitalism is called fascism when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question more. so sometimes you know you know and sometimes you know you don't know and sometimes as the far better says everything you know is wrong. i don't think you know what you want to hear your right. to say that you're right. you're always wrong. do you think that you know what makes a serial til a killer tick well until you've suffered a traumatic brain injury that compels you to keep correspondence with dozens of actual serial killers while they're in prison and chances are everything you know about serial killers is wrong joining me now to tell this incredible story about th

bush. >> he donated to democrats and given the choice to vote a democrat or republican primary romney choose the democrats voting for a liberal democrat instead of george h. w. bush. romney opposed the contract with america and government am mandated healthcare with tax payer funded apportiobortion abortions. now he tells us. >> that is the ad that newt gingrich's super pack is running against mitt romney. it is one of the most effective ads. it's talking about specific things in romney's record. that concerns con seb tive vo-- conservative voters in florida. here's the issue. it has to be backed up in fact and clearly delivered. some negative ads do that some don't. that ad has been effective against mitt romney but it is being run so infrequently in florida that it is not having the impact that the gingrich campaign wished that it would. >> quickly i want to ask you do you get a sense that they get the difference at all between ads directly linked to a candidate or the ones coming from a super pack or do they all seem the same to them? >> that's a fantastic question. they can't possibly tell the difference which is why the campaign tries to get away from it. the strategy for these republicans should be

america really won the war. i remember supporting george h. w. bush in 1992. i was 12 years old. i was an active seventh grader campaigning on his behalf. i was telling my friends about vietnam and this and that. as i moved into a teenager, i became fascinated by a lot of the drug literature material. as i had to get a job and wanted to write, i knew i wanted to write from a young age, this war again became something i was fascinated by. i felt like these are the big stories of my generation. neil sheehan' s advice is to find the biggest story and grab onto it. >> explain your being interviewed by a well-known reporter. there seems to be a tension here. explain this. he is the establishment and you are not. >> i do not mean this to be contentious. obviously, your piece has created some controversy among your colleagues. do you think it is fair to hang out with somebody over a long time or even a short time and, you know, go drinking with them -- >> i did not drink with them. have you read "rolling stone?" >> came out with them and hear their off-the-cuff comments. >> these are no

america problem. from george washington to george w. bushmpared to how we voted for change in 2008. >> thank you michael meehan -- thank you. michael meehan. >> hello. i am not a politician. i'm a real estate broker, and there is no works, so let's go into politics, right? [laughter] >> i've been doing this for over a year, and i realize how people are really angry. most people do not know that people are nervous. they are worried about their kids. for some reason, i did not know why, what hit me to become president, but i decided it was something i had to do. i'm made it official when i told my wife. that is another two minutes. i did decide to come to new hampshire. where else can you talk to people when-on-one and get a chance to hear what people are saying? i have a little book. i asked people if you were standing in front of the president of the united states, not the current one, and not myself, somebody that everybody liked, and you had one question and comment, what would it be? a lot of people complain about different things pair wi

america problem. from george washington to george w. bushebt and president obama will double bed in four years. america cannot afford that. no matter who you vote for, we have to get out and vote. if you do not like the way your government is working, we need to vote a different way compared to how we voted for change in 2008. >> thank you michael meehan -- thank you. michael meehan. >> hello. i am not a politician. i'm a real estate broker, and there is no works, so let's go into politics, right? [laughter] >> i've been doing this for over a year, and i realize how people are really angry. most people do not know that people are nervous. they are worried about their kids. for some reason, i did not know why, what hit me to become president, but i decided it was something i had to do. i'm made it official when i told my wife. that is another two minutes. i did decide to come to new hampshire. where else can you talk to people when-on-one and get a chance to hear what people are saying? as i go around, i have little book, if you were standing

america. exactly ten years ago today, in the year 2002, president george w. busho child left behind into law. cnn student news anchor carl azuz is here to look at the impact of the controversy of no child left behind. carl, take a step back. what were the initial goals whether this was implemented a decade ago? >> initially it was designed to sort of expand federal education legislation dating back to 1965. at the time it became the most sweeping federal legislation on education in american history back in 2002 when it was signed. there are a lot of different provisions to no child left behind but really at the heart and soul of it is the goal to drive student achievement and to hold schools accountable to the federal government for ensuring that students are getting a consistently improving education. >> so it became obviously very controversial. let's talk impact. what happened because of the law? >> there were some good things and some bad things with anything, as you might expect. a lot of people who support no child left behind hailed the intent of the law. t

george w. bush crudely called political capital that he could get from being a wartime president this endless war was not part of dr king's vision of america it was one of the loudest critics of the vietnam war even going so far as to say silence in opposition to war was a betrayal of america king had this mission's message for the nation back in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven. that we need to hear once again. we still have a choice today nonviolent core existence a violent crime nomination we must move past in decision direction we must find new ways to speak for peace in vietnam and justice throughout the developing world. that borders on a door if we do not act we shall surely be dragged down by long dock and shame for prayer doors of time reserved for those who possess tyler without compassion might without more relative and strength without sight non-net us again not let us rededicate ourselves to the moment bitter but beautiful struggle for a new way. to our many problems today from racism to wealth inequality to never ending wars dr king's words offer us solutions we just need to listen to them to all of them and get off this

george w. bush. he's received the spirit of america award, calling him the most recognized american in the world. he's also been to afghanistan as the u.n. messager of peace. one of his most recent accomplishment is the creation of $61 million nonprofit ali center opened in downtown louisville. this center was reflect his core values of peace, social responsibility, respect and personal growth. these are the values that have made mohammed ali the great man he is today, and it's those values that should not be forgotten. instead, they should be passed down to future generations. and so i say, happy birthday, mr. champ. and thanks for what you have meant and continue to mean to millions of people throughout the world. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. ken ham, for -- mr. denham, for five minutes. mr. denham: thank you, mr. speaker. request unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. denham: this month is the 35th consecutive month under this administration's economic policies, ove

george w. bush. simple, plain fact. we need to admit it. secondly, under romney's proposed tax plan, middle class folks in america would pay higher taxes.t's a fact. it's not going to go away. >> mitt romney again proves himself to be completely incoherent talking about his own taxes. he was physically uncomfortable talking about his income and his taxes. he was better when he was going after newt gingrich's income, but i think he's got that tax problem going in and he's got it going out of this debate. >> do you think america accepts what newt gingrich did for a living, or will that continue to dog him? >> i think that will continue to dog him. i also think a debate is just on freddie mac and not get into this legalistic debate about whether he was lobbying or not. >> then he just said four things were wrong. >> he did make an unforced error by saying they had brought in a lobbyist expert to make sure they didn't cross the line, meaning we wanted to walk right up to that line but in the very narrow legalistic sense, not technically lobbying. it's not a very strong remark. >> jimmy williams and also crystal ball. thanks for joining us t

america problem. from george washington to george w. bush, we have an $8 trillion debt and president obama will double bed in four years. -- that in four years. america cannot afford that. no matter who you vote for, we have to get out and vote. vote.rock the if you do not like the way your government is working, we need to vote a different way compared to how we voted for change in 2008. >> thank you michael meehan -- thank you. michael meehan. >> hello. i am not a politician. i'm a real estate broker, and there is no works, so let's go into politics, right? [laughter] >> i've been doing this for over a year, and i realize how people are really angry. most people do not know that people are nervous. they are worried about their kids. for some reason, i did not know why, what hit me to become president, but i decided it was something i had to do. i'm made it official when i told my wife. that is another two minutes. i did decide to come to new hampshire. where else can you talk to people when-on-one and get a chance to hear what people are s

america have a formed opinion about. then he gets to have it be a choice and not a ref rep dumb on him. >> tab choice election strategy carries risks for president obama. george w. bushe-election with the slimmest popular vote margin of any republican incumbent. in washington, james rosen, fox news. >> bret: we will discuss result of the south carolina primary and look ahead to florida and fireworks there when the fox >>> the speaker needs to lay out what he has done at freddie mac and the full transcript of what was associated with the ethics probe and newt gingrich has been -- it's october surprise every day. >> i have been told by a variety of people that governor romney has been saying unkind things. but on the other hand, if you have been campaigning for six years. and you begin to see it slip away, you get desperate. when you get desperate, you say anything. it used to be pious baloney and now it's just desperate baloney. >> bret: well, romney and gingrich going head to head in florida. the next contest on the 31st. we have look at the newest poll. one-day rasmussen poll on sunday. shows a big lead for newt gingrich in florida. 41% to 32%. if you look at the re

america rick santorum wants is one that would still be at war in iraq. would not have honored the agreement brokered by president george w. bushave iraq by the end of last year. the mistake made in terms of that war was not starting the iraq war in the first place but in santorum's mind, the only mistake there was ending the war too soon. >> we have a president who is not able to set conditions and actually have the kind of influence over the iraqi government. now, three years, the president has had to work with the iraqi government to try to mold and shape that relationship. the weakness of this president in being able to shape the battlefield, if you will. and i think that's the reason people are so upset. that, you know, we've lost in many respects we've lost control and lost the war in iraq. >> rick santorum wishes we were still there in iraq, not being there is a sign of weakness. ron paul never thought we should have been fighting in iraq in the first place. >> i talk a lot about the wars going on overseas. i did my best to try to stop them. i remember the first speech i gave on the house floor about trying to stop somet

america have a formed opinion about. then he gets to have it be a choice and not a ref rep dumb on him. >> tab choice election strategy carries risks for president obama. george w. bushelection with the slimmest popular vote margin of any republican incumbent. in washington, james rosen, fox news. >> bret: we will discuss result of the south carolina primary and look ahead to florida and fireworks there when the fox all-stars join me after the break. ♪ ooh baby, looks like you need a little help there ♪ ♪ ooh baby, (what) can i do for you today? ♪ [ feme announcer ] need help keeping your digestive balance? align can help. only align has bifantis, a patented probiotic that naturally helps maintain your digestive balance. try align to help retain a balanced digestive syst. try the #1 gastroenterologist recommended probiotic. align. an accident doesn't have to slow you down... with better car replacement, available only from liberty mutual insurance, if your car is totaled, we give you the money to buy a car thas one model-year newer... with 15,000 fewer miles on it. there's no other auto insurance product like it. better car replacement, available only from liberty mu