jim bush, a well, the 3 to face that a style and luxury law has actually been acknowledged of uh, uh, uh, that see the go my, the thought is thought you mention a light to which it, it died down. so like we did all the, all the deal i'm yes, done a radical biological. unfortunately because of the tramodol who will be a terrible yearly cree data to come over. you have no idea to be met. i'd be more no, going to be a success. throw this out on it does not, does my 3 attempt career career. so, without probably going to have somebody else to turn a cold go into the, onto the scale of scope, according to your cost report on my lawyer at this point on your you put your little, some of the one of the most heinous until at least noon primes took place in the villages of middle of it to study abroad in the, during the river canyon, on the boat between fishing and forgot to get in the spring of 1942, the massive offensive was initiated by curly, sure. against the sub young people, the operations goal was for curly. so to reach the during the river and establish its east and both of them thousan

i had a better relationship by far with george bush, and particularly jim baker his second of state. very close. my best friend among the previous presidents is skwrerltd ford. we worked intimately with each other. our families are friends. his wife and my wife are with of his sons and grandchildren and having to meet him on a trip. i would say this as far as personal relationships are concerned, mine with gerald ford has been maybe even unprecedented in american history. >> this museum reflects a lot of your public life. is there a memorable personal moment that the two of you shared during your white house years? mrs. carter: i think if you are talking about if we think about something that happened that we did, the jimmy did as president or that i did i think the evening he came back from camp david was probably the most emotional one that we spent. i had come in for an event and jimmy called me and told me not to come to camp david because they had a settlement. so we were standing in the door facing the south lawn when the helicopter landed in the men came. when the prime minist

jim, today, web bush goes from 400 to 515. 650. >> i think this story during this period is actually much -- not as much trump and musk as i think as many people think. it's much more that this is now a tech company and it happens to coincide with this period, you know, david, look. a lot of people just say, hey. that's great. they're going to be together, but it's not as if tesla is going to be favored. as a matter of fact, there was a story today that we're on crash. crash is where teslas would be the losers. i think -- >> you have to explain what you mean. on crash, they would be the loser? what does that mean? >> there's a conflict about -- there's a decision that trump may make about scrapping car-crash -- >> they would be a beneficiary of that. >> the other story is out of reuters looking at removing support for evs and chargers. >> that would be bad, right? but if you're moving for everybody, it's good. i'm just saying it's the news flow that's not why people are buying. >> really? you don't think that people are not bu

what's the news use in periods number jim you'll uh allow me to miss people don't lose some of the no, no go commercial bushes. tillman because us off assume if i give it to you as a senior citizen, all over the phone, with the same you as the news before of my speed and the reward of this to us, to see the welcome back to going underground. i was still here with professor political science of university of chicago. so i'm not sure i'm a professor showing that you were telling me of as how stubborn aside was in the syria. but sanctions on syria would clearly important. although historically they've never worked us sanctions. they obviously haven't worked with russia, they had their work in cuba, venezuela. their work on north korea has been you need a us troop presence like, occupying the energy fields that it added to the sanctions for it to make an impact . what do you think this means for us sanctions? the fact that they successfully destroyed syria using sanctions? well, it was not just sanctions that destroyed syria. i mean there were a number of other key factors that play as well. uh, 1st of all that.

moles, and we'll see you at the source least a bushing more see on the more stuff to get some shots you see on simple boilers and for all of the stuff jim, voice elizabeth will be o t. so we're just starting from korean 5th or on top of the peer to wish and glove means it is us likely to see a car and use that as a new to the molly call you looking at the price of total insurance? yeah, the, the, the, the, the williams model settles. we have come up to purchase from us silver. those are in your mouth, the proxy, secure mcconnell limited cost. kiera young is the new model. so i'll just put a delay in each different most on the board. so for investor on this, for you on the story page that way what it says to, to the, to the who's, ok, you got it. the is ring $223.00 us most and raylon's loans. when to try his luck and a few bucks and you crying in the winter started when we're delivering, he's going to be late for do for the new the old into the most valuable, isn't that the loans failed to earn money? my dream don't bath residence. he was killed during a russian drawn strike for his mother received from the front prison containing his a

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bush 43 administration. and, of course, cheney. rumsfeld would also serve in that administration, there are at least other living members from that interview who are part of the uva family, jim caesar faculty, member in the politics department, and lauren, who is a hundred and three years old and lives a couple hundred yards away from here, here at the miller center. it was really a very important person in the history of the miller as well. he helped design the place, we thought, as a way to begin commemorating, not just that interview. but all of the work the miller center, we'd start with our core faculty who run these programs that have made the miller center unique and distinctive in the country of course. the oral history program has done presidential oral history interviews with members of that administration and every administration since up to president trump's where we have begun those interviews we are now planning for a project on president biden. it's a very exciting and important part of the miller center connects us to the people have run the house as well as the cabinet agencies and many people outside the administration who knew those administrations well. w