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the architects are ronald reagan , both bush presidencies, joe biden. on the japanese side, prime minister nakasone. prime minister abe. and most recently mr. kishida. we are i think a craftsman. we are carpenters, electricians. we fill in the blanks for the architects. i am so happy to see not only so many of the older craftsman, but so many younger ones coming up who will take the place of us who have gone before. and we have got a lot of folks. jenny, chris, jeff, who asked a question earlier. zach cooper. two of my colleagues in my company. we have i think a rich future to look forward to. finally, i will say i love being with ryozo kato and i never tire of telling people that ryozo, along with hanao, are the best if the have ever met. i didn't say japanese diplomats, i said diplomat, and i mean that. thank you. chris: mr. kato? mr. piepkorn: thank you -- amb. kato: thank you, chris, for inviting me. when i assumed the post of advisor for national security, north american affairs bureau, richard armitage was already the rising star. his codename in

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the loss of a contract dispute with all 3 of o m w energy group. austria relies on bush and gas and boats. us president joe biden has held his last meeting with the leaders of japan and south korea before donald trump returns to office next to speaking at the summit in february biden's that the world is facing a moment of significant political change officials and focused on some job problems subject lead a health emergency over talk. 6 small schools and colleges must close with the lockdown, imposed on 2 of the regions biggest cities, pollution and focused on another. india has the equity fault of dangerous levels increasing for the us base agency, and also is what it an ad leak at the international space station could lead to a catastrophic failure. spacing is dot com says no final russian equal the length of, of the golf most disagree over the cause of the losing the russian fault of the space station. i know how serious the problem is. russian scientists believe the facility can still be operate to face was 10 days from now on april 28th. we'll see these 2 columns keep calling us via the total of no. s

presidents of both parties, barack obama, joe biden, george w. bush, bill clinton they want people who are qualified that can do the job and who are also loyal to them. >> this is not breaking earth shattering news. >> i think pam bondi is going to of course, have loyalty to the constitution. >> do her job right, and is going to be interested in what donald trump thinks about issues. that's natural and normal in every administration but would you say, congressman, that there's a difference perhaps, between loyalty to someone's ideology, perhaps, or someone's outlook and then loyalty to the point that you would deny reality as is the case with bondi and the 2020 election. >> i think that attorney general bondi needs the opportunity, she deserves the opportunity to have hearings. >> i think she should be confirmed and then let's see how she does her job. >> i highly doubt as your last guest just mentioned, he mentioned jeff sessions as somebody who stood up to president trump. >> i doubt anyone was saying that on any network that he was going to stand u

let's not forget the go to sleepy joe before he wandered off into the bushes, as you know, did attempt to, uh start or what the basically, or is he just trying to, very cynically screw up the new administration of the big don and the alarm of the guy as they come in to the white house, screw up the chances of peace, hard to do when the work is a smoking, car park, no. besides giving the knock off your attack comes missiles and storm shadows from the british and scouts from the french. besides from all the, there was something else that was left behind in ukraine. no, no, to was know. as a bit of background, let's remind ourselves of when the knock of you were promised that if you weren't willing to, to give me add the money as a gift and me to minus the videos, i'll give you kind of give us, give us some financial support okay, okay, please give us a credit. it will give you back money. oh yeah. you know, this is the kind of do, do i then you wouldn't buy a lawn mower off. okay. no way. okay. cuz you know, and you see a dude on the street like that, who's take it from someone who's cor

let's not forget the go to sleepy joe before he wandered off into the bushes, as you know, did attempt to, uh start or what the basically, or was he just trying to, very cynically screw up the new administration of the big don and the alarm and the guy as they come in to the white house, screw up the chances of peace, hard to do when the work is a smoking, car park. no. but besides giving the knock off your attack comes missiles and storm shadows from the british and scouts from the french. besides from all the, there was something else that was left behind in ukraine. no, no, to was know. as a bit of background, let's remind ourselves. so when the knock off, you were promised that if you weren't willing to, to keep me at the money as a gift, you need me to minus one of the videos. are you kind of give us, give us some financial support. okay. okay, please give us a credit because we will give you back money. oh yeah. you know, this is the kind of dude, right, that you wouldn't buy a lawn mower off. okay. no way. okay. cuz you know, and you see a dude on the street like that, who's tak

george w. bush rock obama, donald trump, joe biden. and get no, again, donald trump. how does the russian leadership see american presidents? well, i mean, i may just, may be surprised, but we have a lot then it goes this slogan, america 1st. that's no. why don't one do? i don't expect you to be beloved by and that you know we can provide for ourselves . we know it now we've had these there already form fixing that. wait a just 39 just so we know that we can provide for ourselves. thanks to the same. so we've got several americans, thursdays is quite okay with us, you know about about, well, just had a good relationship with george w bush despite the function i did on george w bush. most of okay, love your country. we have one program, but well, the problem is when you start to pete, you're bringing naturalist to base brush. when you start to me for a southern, she probably will stay bush. when you can see the russians need in the baltics, what you will be as large as in your them, we have a book. and that was unfortunately very, very typical for obama. and so by the

wrote a letter to the bush administration saying hey would need to create a stockpile ofof treatments to save lives and there was hillary clinton senator barack obama and senator joe biden among them. anyway the bush administration agreed and they created a stockpile of pandemic medications and $2 billion in treatments ended up buying and oh by the way my company creates tamiflu. it's basically the only treatment for the avian bird flu and the count country bought 2 billion. that in his company made him a star. he got a $2 billion sale. he was a very wealthy man. >> these lobbyist just the details you have on them i was just so struck by what they go through to convince people and you have this great detail meticulously atmi water even whn he's these dying his family didn't even know whether or not he was religious or if he was pulling the wool over our eyes. what kind of person does it take to be a lobbyist and what was the connective thread you were saying between these characters? i think a lot of these lobbyist or golf as political animals and their people who want to work in politics and come to washington to try to gain power. washington is a place where at

one a resounding victory bush left office of the 34% approval per joe biden now and that same area.nce becoming a politician nearly 10 years ago. you peel off this pull you say he is at the 5% approval among voters under 30. that is a voting block that democrats always assumed were heavily in their corner. i joined you a couple weeks ago from the floor at madison square garden during the trump rally and i made an argument to you that at the time it's hard to see with the votes were going to come for kamala harris because she did not have or might lead support she needed among black voters, latino voters unit rank and file and obviously were talking about firefighters union, teamsters, united auto workers and on the line. unless the democratic party can figure out a way to get back black waters, latino voters working-class voters young voters they are in serious trouble as we look ahead to 2026 and 2028 that is for certain. jon: the support of some of those groups might explain why donald trump has a 54% approval rating right now. during his presidency the highest he ever got accordi

george w bush, i brock obama, donald trump, joe biden, and then get now again, donald trump. how does the russian leadership see american presidents? well, i mean, i guess maybe surprised, but we have a lot then it goes this slogan, america 1st. that's no one on one to. but don't expect me to be loved by and that you know, we can provide for ourselves. we know it now we have the ability to focus in that way a just 39 just so we know that we can provide for all. so thanks to the same. so we've done several americans 1st. this is quite okay with us, you know about, oh, but we just had a good relationship with george w bush despite the warranty. sure i did before on george w bush, most of okay, your country. we have one program, but what was the problem is when you start to pete, you're bringing naturalistic gage bush when you start to make for us. so i'm going to bob the cost of bush. when you can see the russians need in the baltics, what you will be as large as in your then we have a book. and that's was unfortunately very, very typical for obama and so by them. and that's wh

george w. bush rock, obama, donald trump, a joe biden, and then get now again, donald trump. how does the russian leadership see american presidents? well, i mean, i mean, i guess maybe surprised, but we have a lot then it goes this slogan, america 1st. that's know why don't when to why don't expect me to be loved by and that you know, we can provide for ourselves. we know it now we've had these, they're already focusing their weight a just 39 just so we know that we can provide for ourselves. thanks to the same. so we've done several americans. thursdays is quite okay with us, you know about of, but we just had a good relationship with george w bush despite the warranty. sure i did. oh, george w bush multiple. okay. your country. we have one program, but well, the problem is when you start to pete, you're bringing nationalistic gage bush when you start to make for us. so i'm going to bob live close to books. when you can see the russians need to do the boat, it will be as large as in your then we have a book. and that was unfortunately very, very typical for obama. and so by

bush. i brock obama, donald trump, a joe biden and then get now again, donald trump. how does the russian leadership see american presidents? well, i mean, i may just maybe surprise, but we have a lot then it goes this open america 1st. that's no why don't, when do i don't expect me to be loved by and that you know we can provide for ourselves. we know it now we've had these there already pump. it seemed that wait a just $39.00 just now we know that we can provide for ourselves. thanks to the same. you know, we've got several americans. thursdays is quite okay with us. you know about, about, well, just had a good relationship with george w bush, despite the warranty shape. it would be on george w bush. okay. your country, we have one program, but what was the problem is when you start to pete, you're bringing naturalistic gage. bush, when you start to make for a southern sheet, bob lives. what's the bush, when you can see the russians need in the baltics, what you will be as large as in your them we have a book. and that's was unfortunately very, very typical for obam

joe hagan, you worked for bush 41 for 43 and for donald trump. you know trump pretty well. but is this going to be like i think he's probably one of the most relaxed candidates going a debate that ever has been he he doesn't tend to get uptight and we were talking here i was working for vice president george when he was debating geraldine ferraro, first female candidate for major national office and his dozens and dozens of friends from around the country spent the week before the debate calling and him exactly the opposite advice from the last person who called you got to really go after. you've to treat her really, really, really kindly. you got to take it easy on her. you got hit her. you got it? yeah. maybe it's just nerve racking. and the other thing i would tell if you're running from if you're running for president, united states, you're pretty in your abilities and it tends to be the staff both both political and or white house. and in political staff who are who are nervous wreck. i used to not be able to watch i would go outside listen to and watch a replay so it

harris has narrowed to one of the smallest in history, smaller, for example than joe biden, barack obama and george w. bushhe popular vote by more than 50%. another reminder, republicans have maintained control of the house, but they currently have a one-seat majority with five races still to be called. joining us now, nbc news chief political analyst chuck todd, jeremy peters, reporter for "the new york times," msnbc contributor. good to have you guys. chuck, i looked it up in the funk and wagnals, but what is a mandate? >> ronald reagan, 1984. ronald reagan, 1980. george w. bush, 1988. 1980, not only does reagan win, he brings 12 senate seats with him. that's what a mandate looks like. this is a decisive win for donald trump in the career of donald trump. this is his best showing. this is his strongest showing. but it is sort of -- i'm watching the trump folks make almost the exact same mistake joe biden and his team made which is assuming victory equals mandate. we pulled this off, you know, biden narrowly got the senate, basically because of donald trump's temper tantrum, but they used winning the sena

they voted george bush twice, and 292 votes, they picked joe biden, and from green bay from the restake michigan, they have a diverse economy out here from shipbuilding to manufacturing, tourism and a lot of retired people. this is a window to what americans are thinking where the chair of the door county republican party feels the pressure to get every partisan voter off the couch. >> i am certainly aware of the tension we are getting. i'm doing everything i can to get as many people involved and get our message out, get all the doors knocked and get that one last vote that can push donald trump over the edge. >> reporter: they are not unaware 10 electoral votes are desired by both sides, they are do bombarded by ads and visits from campaign workers. >> every 10 seconds there's one on tv, your phone blows up at the same time. it is interesting. can't wait for it to be over. >> it kind of stinks but it is ultimately good for us and all people that own businesses in our town and community. >> reporter: the most recent cnn poll put tears in the lead in the badger state but a usa today

america would have faced a constitutional cry is, and it's unclear if joe biden would have taken office two weeks later. as george w. bush said of the day, this is how they're disputed in a banana republic. this history is worth repeating because sometimes in life a single choice at a crucial moment reveals character. leaders of nations often face such tests of greater or smaller magnitude. he decided not to use force to hold together the soviet empire. lyndon johnson supported civil rights bills. al gore graceically accepted the controversial supreme court decision awarding the 2000 election to george w. bush. trump faced such a test and failed. it's worth noting mike pence succeeded with flying colors. not only that, trump has never shown a moment's doubt or remorse about asking congress and his vice president to overturn the election. in fact, he's continued to wish they had found some way to let him stay in power. as trump's base quickly returned to him and his support grew, those who had denounced the violence reversed course and jumped back on to the bandwagon. businesses that said they would never support candidat

bush. the host of morning joe faced backlash for visiting trump at mar a lago. legendary journalist bob woodward weighs in and diddy lodges a complaint against prosecutors as they accuse him of trying to taint the jury pool from behind bars tonight on laura coates live we know about donald trump's picks so far is that he said what he said, and he's standing by what he said, blowback be. >> look no further than matt gaetz trump's pick for attorney general. he is facing the possibility that a house ethics report looking into allegations of sexual misconduct and illicit drug use could very well go public. and tonight, the lawyer representing two women who testified to that committee is speaking out to cnn she was invited to a party in july of 2017. >> she testified to the house that as she was walking out to the pool area, she turned to her right and she witnessed her client. i'm sorry, her friend having sex with representative gaetz and her friend at that time was 17. she testified to the house that representative gaetz did not know her friend's age at the time. t

bush was preparing to take office, then senator joe biden joined this broadcast about the senate's duty say the president should get his picks. if that were the thing, wouldn't very advice and consent in the constitution. there are circumstances where he shouldn't get his pick. one, he picked someone for a job who said he wants to get rid of the department. i'm not voting for that. number two, if someone for the job communicates to the public at large they're not likely to even-handed way apply the law. that's a reason. for example, i voted against attorneys general in both administrations. >> when we come back, democrats in the political wilderness. how will they operate with the gop in control of congress? congs drop everything and get some magic of your own during the xfinity black friday sale. xfinity internet customers, our best deals of the year are back! switch to xfinity mobile and get your choice of a free 5g phone, plus your next unlimited line free for a year. get amazing savings and connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go with xfinity mobile. fly don't walk to get our b

>> people know a vice president for the president, joe biden ran as barack obama part 2, george hw bushan as ronald reagan one more time. when al gore tried to distance himself from bill clinton and it did not work out very well in the end. the last point, dropping somebody into a presidential campaign in 100 days, like football, taking a great football coach and a great quarterback and dropping them into the fourth quarter of the super bowl, you cannot expect a person to be able to perform. >> tua did well. >> she did not have to run a primary. >> nancy pelosi was critical of what bernie sanders had to say who previewed this year on monday night. he said , regardless of how this election goes, democrats need to take a hard look at how they're conducting themselves and reaching out to voters. on that, nancy pelosi was critical and set bernie sanders has not won and i have a great deal of respect for him for what he stands for but i don't respect them saying the democratic party has abandoned the working class families. >> if the superdelegates did not exist in 2016, i would be interesti

it was hillary clinton, senator barack obama and senator joe biden were among those. and anyway, the bushinistration agrees. they create a stockpile of of pandemic medications, of panic treatments, $2 billion pandemic treatments. they are buying. and then even more said, oh, by the way, my company creates tamiflu. tamiflu is basically the best and only for the avian bird flu. so the government then bought 2 million, $2 billion of his product. so incredible. yeah, it's a crazy story. oh, that's crazy. and so that in his company, you know, made him a star. he got $2 billion of sales and he was living life. and he then a very wealthy man. right, right, right. so these these lobbyists, i mean, just the details you guys have on them. i just was so struck by what go through to sort of convince people. right. so you had this great detail. i think it was lee atwater even when he was dying. his family didn't even know whether or not. he actually was religious. if he was like, again, pulling the wool over eyes. i mean, what kind of person, does it take to be a lobbyist, do you think what was like c

as george bush was preparing to take office, then senator joe biden joined this broadcast with his thoughts to closely examine white house appointees. >> hear so often people saying the president should get his picks. if that was a thing there wouldn't be thing call advice and consent in the constitution. one of course he picks someone for job who says they want to do away with the job. i'm not going to vote for anybody that says my purpose is to get rid of the department. number two if you have machine for the job who communicates to the public at large, that they are not likely to even handed way, apply the law, whatever it happens to be, whatever department, then that's a reason not to be. for example, i have -- voted against attorneys general in both administrations. both administrations. >> when depression is a journey. i'd made some progress on my antidepressant. but i was still masking my symptoms. so i talked to my doctor. she told me i could build on my wins, without changing my antidepressant. rexulti, when added to an antidepressant, significantly reduced depression symptoms more

joe biden ran as obama part three, so did george w. bush the first, right? he ran as reagan one more time. this is how you get elected and when al gore tried to distance himself from clinton it didn't work out for him well in the end. so it was tough. last point on this part, dropping somebody into a presidential campaign with 100 days who has never been under the lights, you like football, taking a great college football quarterback and dropping them into the fourth quarter of the super bowl , you cannot expect that person to be able to perform under this conditions. >> tua tagovailoa did pretty good. >> she did well, she got the instructor for campaign and she didn't have to run a primary which can be very bloodied. >> pelosi was critical of what bernie sanders had to say and he kind of previewed this on monday night. i spoke with him, and he said, regardless of how the selection goes, democrats need to take a good and hard look at how they are conducting themselves and how they are reaching out to voters. on that, pelosi was critical. she said bernie sand

donald trump, and then like george w bush in 2004, came back with a mandate with the popular vote and in donald trump's case right now, quite a bit. if memory serves joe biden won a pretty good victory in 2020 with 300. 6 electoral votes down from now has $312.00 elect total votes. that said he's won by a popular vote. margie of about the same 74000000 americans vote for donald trump this time around as it did last time around. nonetheless, it is the majority, it is a clear signal, not just to donald trump, but to the republican party that they have a mandate to govern. and you can expect them to do that to get the republican party have a that has a very long track record of acting like they've won and governing like they won and passing legislation and implementing policies that they see fit. and i think we can expect very much of that going forward. now, what do you think will be a terms of mine priorities? well, if we can believe what he said on the campaign trail, and again, we always have to have a copy of that. donald trump is highly unpredictable, makes decisions on the fly might not listen to his advisors, and it really goes with the guy. we'v

bush in the 2004 election. they have not heard from v.p. harris or joe biden's team as of this morning, guys, back to you. >> steve: take a look at newspaper covers on this historic morning. you can see newsweek, their paper maggenazine says the comek and "new york post," he's don it again. and n journal talks about how he can turn the economy down. focus on economic growth, low inflation, raise enemy for everybody, tax reform, deregulation will unleash business incentive and investments and the bottoms donald trump could set right tone by promising to biden hurr hunter biden and vowing not to prosecute joe biden. >> lawrence: star jt on state level by dropping all his charges. iffy woo look at the tally, set to win the popular vote. are y'all going to work with him or will this be like last time and impeachment everyday? >> brian: may nothe have to, if house goes to republican, disagree on policy and not talk about -- american people spoke. you can't go russians put him there, adam schifflin. >> ainsley: do you think biden will pardon his son? >> brian:

joe biden at a trampoline park. here's your four. thomas jefferson, george w bush, donald trump and dwight eisenhower.who is the odd one out? >> is eisenhower the only one who served in the military? >> donald trump is the only one who didn't serve in the military. >> both solid guesses. the odd one out is george w bush. all the other presidents have released their own bibles still learning how to read. good luck donald trump. god bless the u.s.a. bible is billed as the only bible endorsed by trump. but there's also the day god intervened edition and the president, donald j. trump signature edition for $1,000. >> is there any way on earth that donald trump's bible doesn't say something crazy in there? >> the actual bible says a lot of crazy in trump was a bible thumper even before he started selling his own bible. >> um, let's watch this clip. >> you mentioned the bible. you've been talking about how it's your favorite book. >> i'm wondering what 1 or 2 of your most favored bible verses are. >> what did trump say are his favorite bible verses? >> with great power >> here's trump's favorite bible verse

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joe was talking about this early. i worked for john kerry when hej lost to president bush. that was a real how did that happen moment. work for the democratic congressional campaign committee for rahm emanuel when the democrats won back the dienf house. that was two years later. mp and then i work for barack obama, who no one would have w bet was going to be the next nominee or the next president after george w. bush. t as dark as people feel. as fearful as people feel. as lost as they feel -- a vacuum is also an opportunity to get everything, to listen, to be curious and humble. i think in this darkness people are feeling, i'm hopeful that's part of it. someone will emerge. 10 people will emerge. that's what we will see in months ahead. >>> we will have much more > "morning joe weekend" right after the break. veryth it take. or, put the money towards a down-payment... ...on a ranch ...in montana ...with horses let's take a look at those scenarios. j.p. morgan wealth management has advisors in chase branches and tools, like wealth plan to keep you on track. when you're plan

bush, whether it was with donald trump or joe biden. jon meacham, i want to bring you in here and ask you. we discussed this last night and i was asking you your thoughts and you had said -- you said, you know, this is going to be a consequential presidency. it just is. >> yeah. >> one way or another. the question is whether it's going to be constructive. i'm just curious your thoughts. we saw picks last week that i think were horrifying to a good number of americans for many republicans as well. so these are extraordinarily fraught times. i'm curious about where we stand right now in history, what you've seen. what is the best way forward? not only for reporters, but for all americans. and what does history teach us about moments like these? >> it's the most significant test of citizenship and of our -- really, i would gue, our patriotic commitments as opposed to our nationalistic appear tights. so bear with me took a second. patriotism is an allegiance not to just one's own kind, folks who look like you, but to an idea. and for us, th

la se espera, que el presidente joe biden y la vicepresidenta kamala harris los llamÉ para felicitarlo, hasta el momento, quien ha sacado un comunicado es george w. bushitar, " nos unimos a nuestros conciudadanos para rezar por el Éxito de nuestros lÍderes en todos los niveles del gobierno". estÁ tratando de mandar un mensaje positivo, dijo, " dios siga bendiciendo a nuestro gran paÍs". esta madrugada cuando donald trump ya veÍa que los resultados estaban saliendo a su favor, Él dio un discurso a sus simpatizantes, escuchemos. >> [habla en inglÉs] [aplausos] >> [habla en inglÉs] [aplausos] claudia: donald trump ganÓ en varios de los estados clave, analistas dicen que el voto de los hombres hispanos ayudÓ a donald trump a que vuelva a la casa blanca, lo que se espera en estos momentos es que se entrevista en fox news la vocera de la campaÑa de donald trump, ella ha dicho de que se espera que por ejemplo las promesas como la de deportaciones masivas se cumplan el primer dÍa, regreso con ustedes. ilia: gracias a claudia uceda por esos detalles en vivo desde west palm beach, florida. seguimos pendientes de la cÁmara de representantes para encontrar cuÁl p