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liz cheney on fox news on sunday attacking the president. next day her father, former vice president, he's out on cnn. but it still wasn't enough. so the former vice president went on to the early show on another network. three days and three appearances by a cheney in the attack mode. it would be hilarious if it weren't so infuriating. the man who played a huge role in getting us into the most ill conceived war since vietnam. the man who insisted saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction. the man whose cronies profited from the iraq mess altogether. the man who will lie every single day about iraq. dares to go on tv and second guess president obama. here's cheney criticizing the troop withdrawal from iraq. >> we're now in a situation where we're pulling all of our troops out of iraq, period. no stay-behind force. >> no stay-behind force. well, cheney fails to mention the private contractors that you and i are paying for who provide security to the americans still in iraq, doing diplomatic work after the troop withdrawal. so how serious

you know vice president cheney recently published a memoir in my time written with his daughter, liz cheney. we understand and will debut at number one on "the new york times" best-seller list. [applause] today he joins us with weekly standard senior writer and best selling author speed late for a conversation about the attack on a nation about the decisions made since then and reflections on of an amazing life in politics and pretty much whatever else he and steve choose to talk about today in the hour that we have treated it hundred and after that conversation we will have a q&a session moderated by steve. lynn cheney has been discovered at aei for many years. dick cheney is a board of trustees. you're so glad to have them as a part of our aei family, and we thank them and you all for joining us here today. [applause] speed remember you are a reporter. >> i get paid back. >> i just want to say a word and then i will turn it over to mr. hayes to read the book i wrote as a more that covers all years of my life. the early years with a lot of good stuff to write about in the period of time. b

. >>> liz cheney steps into the no spin zone. we will be right back with that report. ÷ oo former vice president dick cheney has a book a political memoir. we have provided ms. cheney on the program. his daughter is a different story. >> ms. cheney is the coauthor of the book. your other coauthor he is not here. >> am i chopped liver? >> i have never talked to you father the former vice president. i don't believe he likes you very much. you know i am a little perplexed. >> he could be saving the best for last. >> it is something you ought to be grateful for. >> there are two deficits that went down the drain at the end. cheney was taken by surprise because of all of the sub mortgages. >> snent a lot of time and made efforts during the bush administration to reform fannie mae and freddie mac and the efforts were blocked by most of the democrats in congress. we came to a point that was an economic crisis. >> i still don't understand why there wasn't a louder cry about the danger of selling these sub prime mortgage tajs. >> the cri

joining me is now is chair of keep america safe, liz cheney, great to see you. how is your dad?doing very well. >> sean: it was great to have him on. >> he is in wyoming for christmas. >> sean: luke can i him. i enjoyed the time we got to spend. i never been there and it was a lot of fun. first of all i use the term appeasement to describe this president who went on an apology tour. president obama has alienated israel. you see the muslim brotherhood is in charge in egypt. see what has happened to north africa, libya has surea law. >> i have said his foreign policy has three pill a are as, appeasing many of our enemies and abandoning our allies. you look at the missile defense system and you look for example what is going on in iran "ro drone and he was unwilling to take any action to destroy it. to ask nicely, was unwilling to stand up to the iranians who are were on the streets three years a ago because he was fearful of upsetting the leadership in iran. you have a situation that is very concerning. particularly what is going on in iraq and afghanistan. he is pulling troops mo

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now for this developing situation is the chair of keep america safe, former secretary of state, liz cheney. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> my pleasure. fear of instability, what is that all about? a transition is taking place. is it fact we don't know who is going to wind up in charge causing people to go on alert and meetings with the japanese and south koreans in the area? >> yeah, any time you have a leadership shift like the one we are experience experiencing in north korea. there are concerns. in the case of north korea it may well be we won't see much of a difference at all. you've got the brother-in-law of kim jong-il who has long been had headed of the military and headed nuclear program who is likely to continue in that position. the problem is people shouldn't take false comfort from the possibility that the stat us quo will continue because the status quo is not stable. they are one of the worst proliferators of nuclear weapons. a country that is building a nuclear facility in the syrian desert. a country from news reports seems to have sold nuclear techno

and liz cheney, and fox news analyst juan williams. last night's debate, all of the cand dastes went after newt gingrich. despite the speakers promise to be positive he went back at them quickly. your read. >> i thought he did well. there is a question does the bad newt come out and the guy who looks in the mirror and sees charles degaulle. he kept a sense of humor and deflected the attacks and i thought his answer on the personal one about his marriages was very effective and asking for forgiveness and he will find that the voters honor that and that will not be an issue. i think he held up well so far. >> chris: you think mara, they got him on the k-street connection and man dates? >> i don't think so. i think that all week we have heard about newt's problems and there are tons of them and the republican voters so far seem to be absorbing that and discounting that. and i think that one of the charges against him a career politician he had a good come back to romney. you tried to be one and would have been if you hadn't lost to ted ke

former state department official liz cheney and fox news political analyst juan williams. last night's debate i think it is fair to say that all of the candidates went after the new frontrunner newt gingrich. tee spite the speaker's promises to be relentlessly positive he went back at them pretty quickly. your read on the debate? >> i thought he did well. there is always a question with newt gingrich does the bad newt come out, the condescending newt, the guy who looks in the mirror and sees charles degall. he avoided that. i thought he deflected some of the attacks and had a good answer for most of them. i thought his answer in particular on the one about his marriage was very effective asking for forgiveness and i think that he will find that the voters i think honor that and that is not going to become an issue in the future. so, i think he held up pretty well so far. >> chris: do youing think, mara, that they scuffed him up and some of the other issues, the k street connection, the mandate, some of that stuff? >> i don't think so. i think that all week we have heard ab

editorial report on fox news channel, marah liason from national public radio, department official liz cheneys political analyst juan williams. last night's debate i think it is fair to say all of the candidates went after the new front runner newt gingrich. despite the speaker's promises to be leentlessly positive he went back at them really quickly. your read on the debate? >> there's always a question for newt gingrich. he avoided that he kept a sense of humor thought he deflected some of the attacks and he had a good answer for all of them i thought the personal one about his marriage was effective asking for forgiveness. he is going to find the voters may honor that and that won't become an issue in the future. i think he held up pretty well so far. >> you think they stepped him up on some of the other issues the k street connection? >> i don't think so. all week we heard about newt's problems there are ton ofs them. he had a lot of baggage they seemed to be absorbing that. >> he had a good come back you tried to be a career politician you would have been if you hadn't lost to ted kenned

former state department official liz cheney and fox news political analyst juan williams.t night's debate i think it is fair to say that all of the candidates went after the new frontrunner newt gingrich. tee spite the speaker's promises to be relentlessly positive he went back at them pretty quickly. your read on the debate? >> i thought he did well. there is always a question with newt gingrich does the bad newt come out, the condescending newt, the guy who looks in the mirror and sees charles degall. he avoided that. i thought he deflected some of the attacks and had a good answer for most of them. i thought his answer in particular on the one about his marriage was very effective asking for forgiveness and i think that he will find that the voters i think honor that and that is not going to become an issue in the future. so, i think he held up pretty well so far. >> chris: do youing think, mara, that they scuffed him up and some of the other issues, the k strt connection, the mandate, some of that stuff? >> i don't think so. i think that all week we have heard about ne

cheney, liz cheney, thanks for being here.think you have some media interviews right after this and then we'll excuse the crowd. thanks again. >> ... up close and personal with one of the 21st century chief architects of american foreign policy. the leadership lecture series was established by a ambassador to commemorate her husband's 50th birthday. my kind of birthday present. [laughter] please join me in welcoming xu and chuck for reviving the community with the opportunity to host insightful and provocative leaders from all walks of life. [applause] >> i also want the students to thank them for generously donated 300 of secretary rice's book who were given to the three and injured first students attended this year's event. [applause] the university takes no credit for doing this. i want to thank our good friend, mitch, of books and of books. recently discussed launching a new speaker he called to say we will have an opportunity to host secretaries rice's first public book tour event. mitch i think this is the beginning of a

cheney, liz cheney, >> condoleezza rice served as national security adviser and secretary of state inthe george w. bush administration. she spoke about her career in government at the university of miami. it is just under an hour. >> it's one thing to an about american history in the classroom. it's quite another to absorb these lessons up close and personal with one of the 21st century's chief architects of american foreigne policy. . a cop leadership lecture series was established by ambassador sue cobb to commemorate her husband, chuck cobbs 50th birthday. i cannot birthday present. please join and recognizing sue and check for 25 years of providing the university of op miami with the opportunity to host insightful and provocative leaders from all walks of life. [applause] i also want the students to ofank them for very generouslyn donating 300 of secretary rice is. the book, which were given to the first 300 student who the attended this year's event. [applause] now, the university takes no credit for doing this. i want to thank our very good i friend, mitch upland votes and. vote

cheney, liz cheney, >> the iowa caucuses are just a week away, and the candidates are business with can cam before busy with campaign appearances. newt gingrich is in mason city, iowa. at 1:20 p.m., mitt romney makes an appearance in clinton iowa, and at 8 p.m., ron paul holds a campaignrally in des moines. that's all live on c-span and c-span.org. >> c-span2 is the only network that takes you inside the world of nonfiction books every weekend on booktv. 48 hours of the best in authors, politics, current events, issues and trends. find out more online at booktv.org including video of a all of our featured programs and the latest from the world of publishing. booktv every weekend on c-span2 and online at booktv.org. ♪ ♪ >> with the iowa caucuses next week and the new hampshire, south carolina and florida primaries later in the month, c-span's series "the contenders" looks back at 14 candidates who ran for president and lost but had a long-lasting impact on american politics. tonight, barry goldwater. thursday, hubert humpfrey. and then on saturday, senator and congressman from south dako

joining us now is his daughter, republican consultant liz cheney, his daughter.th you r off with you because we left things off talking about the presidential election. we've been seeing things get more dirty on the republican side. you have romney telling gingerich give back that freddie mac money. on top of that, you have gingerich saying, all those monies you earned at bain, you should give that back. what do you think about all this mudslinging? is it a smart move to the gop? >> i think it's pretty standard. we're getting down to the first votes before the iowa caucus. i think it's to be expected that people would start aggressively going after each other. i feel good about the fact that we're in a place now where it looks like we're going to have a real contest between newt gingerich and mitt romney. we've got some other great candidates, as well, with rick santorum and michele bachmann. >> how long before the race is settled? a while ago, we were saying if romney wins iowa, it's over in early january. that doesn't seem to be the case now. >> i think it's te

you know vice president cheney recently published a memoir in my time written with his daughter, liz cheney. we understand and will debut at number one on "the new york times" best-seller list. [applause] today he joins us with weekly standard senior writer and best selling author speed late for a conversation about the attack on a nation about the decisions made since then and reflections on of an amazing life in politics and pretty much whatever else he and steve choose to talk about today in the hour that we have treated it hundred and after that conversation we will have a q&a session moderated by steve. lynn cheney has been discovered at aei for many years. dick cheney is a board of trustees. you're so glad to have them as a part of our aei family, and we thank them and you all for joining us here today. [applause] speed remember you are a reporter. >> i get paid back. >> i just want to say a word and then i will turn it over to mr. hayes to read the book i wrote as a more that covers all years of my life. the early years with a lot of good stuff to write about in the period of time. b