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than ever >>> for more insight into the greek crisis we are joined by a professor of international gn and business from george washington university. thank you for being with us. help us understand the crisis. is it a renewed crisis or pretty much what we have seen since february. >> it's what we have seen. we know it is coming. the new prime minister promised several bullets which he cannot deliver on. the most immediate creditor to worry about is the i.m.f. which is probably the most unforgiving institution in this scenario for the greeks. they owe 750 million euros to the imf on tuesday. and 1.5 billion next month, and 3 billion to the european central bank. a renegotiation of the deal which is around 7.2 billion which they will get if they agree to the terms, is extremely important for the greeks. so help us understand as they renegotiate the deal, why they run into so much resistance. what are the sticking points? >> the new government came in promising to fight the austerity measures, role back the reforms that they had promised when they first got the bail out under other gover

. >> why are we sending our brave and women -- >> let me just gn this. they're bragging about 36 air strikes in the last three weeks, and eight in the 12 hours during which ramadi was falling. get this during operation iraqi freedom, when i was on the air from ramadi we were running 800 to 1,000 air strikes a day. so what's got to be done. you need to arm the kurds and christian militia, which is being formed up north. number two put more u.s. intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance overhead and more strike aircraft to the region. number three, put u.s. advisers and their controllers on the ground with iraqi forces. number four support the deployment of egyptian saudi, jordanian and united emirates troops to anbar province all the way to ramadi. target and kill the isis leadership. you can't just capture an accountant and grab his wife. >> do you think they'll do that? you laid out a plan for victory. i don't see it happening. >> listen this administration god knows what's going on. the fact is you don't -- >> do you want your son serving under this

think you can honestly say that if we knew then that there was no will wmd that the country should have gnnot, he is taking heat for his brother's policies. bush admits he is reluctant to criticize the former president even when he disagrees. after a shaky week where bush tried to choose his words carefully, he turned heads again when he said this. >> i'm running for president in 2016. >> reporter: but wait bush not ready to formally launch a campaign tried to clarify by being less definitive. >> are you running for president? >> i'm seriously considering it. thank you, guys. >> bush add that had he hesitated to say the war was a mistake because he didn't want on diminish the service of veterans and their families emphasizing their sacrificeses were in fact worth it. >> bob woodward, you have quite a few books written about the mess that was the bush 43 foreign policy. over eight years. we were talking around the table, a lot of people are concerned and republicans especially not with the gaffes but with the fact that he said his top middle east adviser it week would be george w. bush. >>