you take a look at kuwait. we handed kuwait back to the people right now essentially own kuwait. it is really ownership more than anything else. we handed it back. they never paid us. you look at these nations, saudi arabia, we protect them and then they want to raise the price of fuel. it is not high enough. so it would be very easy and very quick to get gasoline prices down. gasoline prices are at $4, $5, they are going to $6 and $7 as sure as you are standing there. >> in terms of trade ability, you came here in a black helicopter in 1988 and you were running as a democrat. >> let me just tell you. it is sort of interesting, because new hampshire has been a very special place. i came up in 1988 or 1989, a long time ago, as a favor to a friend of mine. i made a speech but it is a place that i have always liked. i have been to many times, new hampshire. in making the speech, everyone thought i was running for president. as you know, i wasn't running for president. i never said i was running for president. i make a speech on success for a friend of mine around 1988. the buzz was

military during the first gulf war in the early ninety nine it's clearing up battlefields in kuwait back then the u.s. dropped more than three hundred fifty tons of depleted uranium over kuwait and iraq pictures of bombings from libya seem all too familiar you see how those touches of red that's the burning see how it shoots out instead of a cold streak and you've got the flare at the bottom that's a do you explosion it cleared it you rein him in military terms is highly efficient relatively cheap and powerful enough to penetrate the heaviest armor nato flatly denies its use in libya even though the u.n. human rights commission has called for advanced countries who have refused to sign up include the u.s. the u.k. france and this will the smallest particles of uranium nano particles are the most dangerous ones in hail they get into the blood and can spread into any organ including the heart brain liver the particles penetrate your cell tissue this is when you get all kinds of. medically patients and people in iraq for example read mean that contaminated air every day and experts say ther

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having to approve an act of war, and he said, this is after 10,000 british troops have been amassed in kuwait, he said, we don't need you guys. and we felt deeply hurt. what do you mean, you don't need news is chris: i wouldn't generalize that behavior. >> but the point is we need you to basically -- we're a little bit like the prom queen last year, trying to carry favor with the court. chris: despite the special relationship there are big differences. of course class rigidity is chief. the highest levels of british education were once the reserve of the upper classes but andrew, andrew sullivan, who comes from a middle class background, made it to oxford. i want to show you a clitch "history boys." here are these middle class boys being tutored so they can write their way into oxford or cambridge. >> has anybody been to rome or venice? florence? no. because the upper candidates would have been and they'll have done course on what they've seen there most likely. so they're going to know when they come to do an essay like this on the church at the time of the reformation that some of the silly

bush's father had gone into iraq after iraq invaded kuwait and caused them to be removed from kuwait but did not change the regime, there is good evidence that saddam hussein believed america would not change the regime, that he would survive even though the united states might come in. there were a combination of things taking place that argued for it and behaviors there was a behavior pattern on the part of iraq, misguided as it turned out and he refused to leave with his family which was offered and urged. war is the failure of diplomacy. >> as you quote in the book. one thing people will be surprised to read about is president bush never asked for your advice on whether the country should go to war against iraq. would that violate one of rumsfeld's rules? >> i don't think so. i don't know that he asked colin powell or, the rice or the vice president. he was the president elected by the american people. we had frequent meetings and discuss various aspects of the situation. they worked very hard with the united nations to put additional pressure on saddam hussein so that he would c

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africa in the middle east as for example egypt will do or used to do with hosni mubarak and definitely kuwait and saudi arabia syria is iran's closest ally in the region and the cost to support the revolver in syria are from com was mentions of the rand syria is obviously a strategic ally for iran in the in the region and without syria iran loses there and there are a bridge there a land bridge to lebanon and there here has fallen forces so of course hezbollah would suffer if the syrian regime was to fall and that would be stabilizing iran and weaken its cower in the region which would be an obvious benefit to being called american forces some experts even believe that this stabilize ation is part of a strategy the west perceives in the region we are seeing with a strategy which includes our moms other points the generalized weakening of a sovereign nation states of the sovereign genes in the arab world in order to try to isolate iran even with very few perhaps no friendly countries in the region and that will then leave iraq pretty much alone at least in the arab world and would facilitate f

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ago the new intelligence chief in egypt, who is parts of the new interim government, paid a very kuwaitit to damascus, syria. this looks like the new egyptian government where the muslim brotherhood is running the show is trying to reach out to hamas and hezbollah. >> we will i think underwrite the only solution to libya, they'll divide the country in two and protect the country with us, until we see what other ways we can find to get gaddaf