attribute to the people who taught us time and call for an end to genocide, i'm going to reach for jim bush as president claims another time in the office. early election results of letting me a put in winning more than 85 percent of the vote. we're going to begin this bullets in the northern gaza. what another comb volume of trucks is arriving loaded with desperately need to. dade 19 trucks are carrying essentials, including rice, sugar, and flour. they made their way from the roof across thing and the size of the strip to northern garza via the central cell. it didn't road 6 trucks carrying fly arrives and then on saturday, it was the 1st of liberty to arrive there without incident and months thought a couple of resumes being following the latest developments formed off in southern gaza, a human to terry, and talks that's all loaded with slower royce, she'll get, i'm come suit are right now heading to the another at pond till goes a strip where hundreds of thousands of palestinians are eagerly waiting for such humanitarian supplies in order to a feats on, as they had been completely cut o

continue the conversation with me now, as pete said, former white it how spokesperson for george w bush and jim messina, former obama campaign manager, gentlemen, thank you both for being here this morning and good morning to you, jim. i'm going to start with you. >> what >> must president biden do tonight to change perceptions about him and his will to fight back really hard to keep donald trump out of office one thing that's what you're going to see him do tonight. you have the white house chief of staff saying you're going to see an energetic can focus president and he needs to answer one simple question which is whose side are you on? elections need to be choices. when i ran president obama's campaign i said to him all the time, if it's a referendum on the income but the incumbent usually loses if it's a choice, he will win. and that's the choice he's going to lay out in pretty stark terms tonight, but he's going to do with optimism. he's going to do with hope because that's one place president trump just won't and can't go. >> i do want to talk to pete about president trump, who says he is

bush elyse jordan, jim messina and former republican governor of ohio and presidential candidate johnpresident biden flipped the state blue for the first time in 28 years. a new poll out today shows the two candidates within the margin of error in a general election rematch. biden won by 11,000 plus votes. what is donald trump's strength in a state where he is facing now all those federal charges for allegedly trying to change the state election results? >> i think that democras got lucky in 2020 in georgia. they had warnock on the ticket. that generated a lot of enthusiasm among democratic voters. how strong is donald trump with black voters? is he going to be able to peel away any voters from joe biden or are black voters not going to turn out this go around? president biden, we're going to talk about this later, but president biden chose to go to milwaukee today. i thought that was an interesting choice to launch his wisconsin headquarters right there in milwaukee. it shows how central turnout of african american voters is going to be in 2024 for the presidential winner. >> jim, th

mark joins us, the former advisor to george w bush and john mccain and jim making his debut appearance, cnn's chief national security analyst and anchor but he is also the author of the new must read book the return of great powers. russia, china and the next world war. let's start with this. it is one thing to post bond for a guy, it is another to bond a rich realistic guy for $100 million. it is another to bond a rich realistic guy for 500 million and it is quite another to bond one for 500 million when he needs it because he was just found liable for financial fraud. what upstanding institution would want to write that bond, most likely none which is why he is looking elsewhere and that is why it is so scary when you think about potential conflicts of interest. what do you think carol? >> absolutely, one of the bizarre things about this event is trump said in the deposition a year ago i have more than 400 million in hard cold cash, his lawyers are now saying we went to 30 different companies and we cannot make liquid this money. there is a long track record as you point out of forei

bush and john mccain and jim shootout making his debut appearance. he is chief national security analyst and banker. he is also here because he is the author of the must-read book, return of great power. russia, china and the next world war. let's start with this. it is one thing to post bond, it is another to bond a rich real estate guy for $100 million. it is another to bond the rich real estate guy for $500 million. it is quite another to bond one for $500 million when he needs it because he was just found liable for financial fraud. what upstanding institution would write that bond? most likely none. that is why he could be looking elsewhere and that is why it is so scary when you think of potential conflict of interest. carol, what do you think? >> absolutely. one of the bizarre things about this event is donald trump said a year ago, i have more than $400 million in hard cold cash.'s lawyers announcing we went to 30 companies and we can't make this money liquid. there is a long track record of foreign investors bailing him out or supporting bec

of offers founder and ceo is eunice andrew let's he's given priority to investment from jim and industry as a p. bush and the shops. quick return, supermarket retailers, legal and cough land. you a drama telephone go. i was an amateur radio enthusiast with that i soldered radios together and built my own in tennis. we early on and my father had computers at home. so i was able to start programming and playing around with them at a very young age as biggest audits in cops when we started out on the term jenner today i didn't exist. hardly anyone had heard of open a i was we were very technical. if you knew we managed to create category to finding innovations, we were just nerds. researchers on developers, runs the deluxe one voice, and there were times when i felt like i wasn't coping with the amount of work and the challenges i shed every night. i couldn't answer emails until i was so tired. i fell off the couch for that coach and there were still things i was neglecting things which i didn't want to neglect. judge me for not listening very in spring 2023. the european landscape was a lonely place wi

of offers founder and ceo is eunice andrew let's he's given priority to investment from jim and industry is a p. bush and the shops. quick return supermarket. retail is legal and coughlin, a drama telephone go. i was an amateur radio enthusiast with that i soldered radios together and built my own in tennis. we early on and my father had computers at home. so i was able to start programming and playing around with them at a very young age. that's the biggest audits in cops today. when we started out on the term jenner today i didn't exist. hardly anyone had heard of open a i was we were very technical. if you knew we managed to create category to finding innovations. we were just nerds. researchers on developers, runs the deluxe one voice, and there were time out of stuff. and that, to me, it's like the cambrian explosion right now. the effects was an incredible amount of new and creative things or emergency this. and we're the only europeans to be involved on this scale or the bias. the assumption that it was an exciting develop the we also have things like loop in the and maybe hours where even coo

bush. you see, i love, i love with done this. i like how, what do i need doing while i was running one of the bandits front of me. i could don't, jim because he was following me on a bike and seeing i was running and looking for a way to escape, but i couldn't escape across the road. i ran into the bush and came back home from the as a means father, as in shock to 2nd son, a 15 year old was still missing one of hundreds who did not manage to escape either . this mother has 5 or for 6 children among those. abducted we don't know what to do, but we believe in god. we have no security. no, so just no police to protect the school. yeah, the little guy didn't walk on the objection as one of the worst school kidnapping since the 2 book goals and born on state 10 years ago stunned the world up until now. many of the 2 book goals still have not been found that jerry is faced with a kid not being crises. it's not in the mess. directions from schools, but buses and trains as well as individuals that are targeted from july 2022 to july 2023. at least 3620 people web deck to, to nigeria. since presidency newbert took, office directions have go

bush. and i was very close to assure you, jim, i ended up, do you think we worked closely together? look on the dodge here and presented himself as the candidate who wanted to give levon on back to the lebanese results. right from the outset, who made it clear that he rejected the presence of the syrians and the palestinians, and all that that entailed. so i don't want to presume anything in april 1975, 11 on a country that had been regarded as a model of religious co existence, was plunged into civil war from 1976 to 2005 serial occupied north and east central up in on the south of the country was briefly occupied by israel and b routes. the capital that had been split into to the flanders christian militia. the mirror nights drew's sony, she pro series and forces and palestinians clashed and set the city of lights with sasha is m i l commander if this land just melissa was elected president in 1982. it was a prospect that raised both hope and fear, the man's name. my name is my, i'll sort of for the i'm posting and then i come from northern palestine on those, you know, from the s

alright christina there is a president remember jim bunning was a tiger picture he served as kentucky senator and congressman and who could forget george h.w. bushwas a picture at yale. >> voters like these baseball stars we will see how this all turns out. >> will have more on our baseball and politics maybe we'll talk about it tomorrow thank you. of course super tuesday coverage will continue here on fox news pay to bring in the very latest of ailments of the evening on super tuesday. it all starts tuesday night 7:0n the fox news channel. arthel: all right thank you. hamas officials are in egypt to discuss a possible cease-fire deal as the biden administration says israel has essentially agreed to the proposed framework. we'll have more on those talks coming up next. e who tried me ft more energy in just two weeks. -ugh. -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. (♪) oooo. trouble seeing, buddy? you should book an exam at america's best. america's best. they have one of the nation's largest groups of optometrists! oh, you're ... very welc

bush and released by on to the editor in chief on friday. so let's take a look at what exactly was uncovered in the old. yeah. in one conversation, jim and apple stops to discuss plans to help keep destroy the try. mean bridge, the authenticity of which was confirmed by the nation's defense ministry of the entire recording is 38 minutes long. but here a some of the key exits. and also this, i came to the conclusion that there are 2 interesting targets, the bridge in the east and the ammunition depos above the bridge and the east is hard to reach. it's a rather small target, but the tourist can do with the ammunition. depos can also be hit we need to ensure that from the very beginning, there is no mention that would make us a part of the conflict, mike. i am exaggerating a bit, but if we tell the minister now that we plan meetings and we'll drive by call from poland, so that no one notices that's already participation and we won't do that. on monday, do you think it is possible to hope that ukraine will be able to do everything on its own? after all, it is known that there are many people there in civilian clothes who speak with an a

jim baker is how a man managed to get past nancy reagan. yes. having run two campaigns against ronnie. yeah. because he ran theord campaign in 76 when reagan him and the bush campaign in 80. and i've always had a that one of the reasons mrs. reagan said yes, that baker looked like her idea of a chief of staff. yes, right. and he was. yeah, they went to princeton. well, you know, we didn't have ything. but you're right. we call that the vanderbilt of new jersey. but and that was that troika, right? it was ed meese, right. is that correct? no brief story every every year in those g-8 meeting that was meeting of thtop people, the president and prime minister, a small number of countries, like eight tries. and every good thing switched to the another person had responsibility for hosting the meeting well. time, time, time and reagan. oh the breaking name came up and he decided he wanted to take people down to the shores of virginia and and hold something down and he was in charge then of trying to run a set of conversations about international economics and where the country was going, where the world going. reagan had that on and he had to have a meeting with

jim, appreciate your time. thanks for being with us. explain a little bit of your personal history, because i think it is important and constructive. conventional republicans. we understood what that meant from george w. bushce. what did you see in 2016? and ultimately, what flipped you the other way? >> i think donald trump did some things right in his first term. whether he gets credit for it or should get credit for it or not in terms of a relatively stable economy, low inflation, reasonable regulatory environment, i would say. i think he probably deserves a little bit of credit for that. one thing i want to clarify is that as soon as i saw what happened on january 6th, i was absolutely appalled. i wrote donald trump off in my mind from ever wanting to support him again. but then just a couple of months ago i happened to pick up liz cheney's book. i actually downloaded it to my ipad and read the entire book. i was just so impressed with her presentation. she really goes into tremendous detail about the whole process of setting up the investigation committee. so i was very impressed with the book. i have a good friend who is a very successful attorney here in oklahoma city. we like to have friendly debat

jim. and with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from the great state of missouri seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. bush: thank you, mr. st. louis and i rise in celebration of 314 day founded by underdib, celebrated across st. louis on march 14, 314 which is our area code. we celebrate our amazing sports teams and passionate fans from the st. guards, blues -- cardinals blues surge, as well as our college and high school teams. on 314 day we indulge in pizza and our chinese food. on 314 day we enjoy artists and creators rooted in st. louis like nellie, the st. lunatic tina turner, scott joplin, michael mcdonald and others. most importantly on 314 day st. louisans gather together to bask in the love and pride that we have for our community. to be from st. louis is to love st. louis. every day it is among one of my life's greatest honors to be your congresswoman. st. louis i love you and happy 314 day. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker