the national book festival will take place and mrs. bush started that in washington on september 2 and we will be live streaming c-span also with authors and i'm just thankful i'm able to be here, and please invite me back. [applause] [applause] >> thank you so much. this is a heartwarming experience for all of us. it's a great thing to celebrate so thank you for being here. and governor, please tell henry we said happy birthday. >> i will do it. as part of the bicentennial, the mississippi center for the book and humanities council has updated the literary map. i believe our friends who is the artist is here with us today as well. [applause] nothing says mississippian books better than this man. tracy is with the humanities council. you can thank them. they are great. [applause] they are going to join them in them failing our new map. thank you so much. [applause] the map will be on display in the hallway later and i believe there are also a few copies available. you can go listen to someone read and grab a map. this concludes this portion

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mr bush's denials of questions many have been cool. mr putin interfere in the twenty sixteen election put him self ordered the attacks gave his cyber experts broad direction. wow you might think this looks like a new t.v. show that's about your screens but no it's actually a new york times article use your imagination now kremlin bots turn into americans who influence the u.s. presidential elections since ational plot line the script must be amazing well here's a spoiler it was inspired by a post by facebook's security chief which said they had discovered hundreds of bots purchasing space for political ads our analysis suggests these accounts and pages were affiliated with one another and likely oprah rated out of russia this plotline also as a hint of mission impossible to sway the elections for just a hundred thousand dollars compare that with the whopping clinton campaign budget and what was the impact of that mission while facebook estimates that out of all the election related content posted on the platforms only one tenth of one p

mr bush to get the money out fortunately germany has joined greece into a lab rat and has turned it into a german colony and through greece of course the socially demolished old europe and its will get right to. free democratic policy which is in full places see that result as a victory and a major turnaround off to a plunge in. popularity in recent years if young leader christian has been credited with this dramatic revival. has been back our. christian linda has spoken he received a raucous reception from what is continuing now is fairly subdued celebration here at the free democrats headquarters here in central berlin a lot of thought going into what colmes next now what goes on in those tough negotiations very tough negotiations that are starting almost immediately as to who joins the coalition or how that coalition will be managed now christian linda when he took the stage he said look if you go to applaud every every line that i say we're going to be here all night he is very well received among the supporters of this party the thirty eight year old former dot com entrepreneur is r

just to mention one reasonable debate in the parliament mr bush but set the same thing reasonable debate about the end of a. russia sanctions or. the saving the euro etc there are no longer any of these debates we want to introduce a new debate culture in parliament which makes sure that populate the population knows what decisions are taken and why and who is in favor of what this is out task and we're going to fulfill it. over to you mrs pitifully. good morning ladies and gentleman. also extends the origin of just one half years to hey if you don't enter the german parliament the origin of success for a culture of debate. we've got almost thirteen zero salient. you know we are number one in saxony in my federal state and we are ahead of the c.d.u. party so we. got the victory of the election out there and all that shows is that the u.s. citizens in this country would want a strong party and they are desperate because of the major party season espied million people out you know so hoping for a new strong party in the ninety's. and want to understand this is why they voted for us to be a

so what happens the muckety mucks the time and they say mr bush we have to part. now you can't do that can't do that there in the oval office ok yeah the head of the sulzberger in that this guy who was had ever head of the the washington office and they said we have to do that why don't understand come up mr president we put this off for a year and three months you know so they went and published in december fifteenth and i made a big big impact but it was a year and three months too late and your time disapproved of having done the exposé and raisen is the greatest guy the best one of the best investigative reporters but he didn't have the well maybe it's too much to ask but if he blew the whistle we wouldn't have had four more years of bush well if you. what was there of to go back a little was there a moment that you decided you had to go from active. becoming you know a bit of an activist for sanity and well i was for sanity and there wasn't much sanity going around in the years of the bush administration i had been retired for a few years that inevitably back

korea so in the korean situations there are two different paths that can be taken by the time but mr bush if keeps on saying i think north korea which he has been doing so out his his term in office so far and doing nothing to nothing millionaire bring back yes and nothing to back it up nothing militarily then the united states more and more with each day with each week starts to look like a paper tiger which negatively effect its reputation internationally other countries will know well i don't want to go through refutation of the president of the united states but i think he's being played in the deep state is playing in the if he does strike militarily then. with multiple american casualties because there are thousands of american troops in south korea you know it was amounts of casualties among south koreans because seoul is right on the border with north korea twenty two million in the congo under neither situation is good in the stump it's his administration that took us to that you know when steve benen left the white house he did that interview he said there there is no solution o

mr. gorbachev can accept. >> george bush understood he had a partner in mikhail gorbachev.orbachev wanted to be neutral. bush always wanted a unified germany and in a very disciplined manner moved gorbachev towards that position. >> in a major concession, gorbachev agreed to the western position that a unified germany is free to join nato. >> once you solved the german problem, you removed the basic source of tension between the two superpowers in the cold war. >> this is the big photo opportunity, the important picture that president bush came all this way to get. at this moment, gorbachev chooses to give president bush his present. the present was a soviet cartoonist's depiction of two presidents as boxers having just knocked out the cold war with the world as referee. >> george bush and brent scowcroft, his national security adviser, liked to fish together and one summer, they were fishing and they were thinking about what kind of world would emerge after all the dominoes had fallen. it's very rare that the world is so fluid and flexible that world leaders can think this

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. >> translator: what is required of mr. bushto the more than that he doesn't want war. >> if you had been in the war with sadaam hussein and interviewed him for an hour and 15 minutes and spend another hour with him after the interview i think you wauf reach it had same conclusion. no question, he was a stone cold killer. this is the opening of the post-cold war era of history. if aggression was allowed to stand, nobody thought it would end there. >> president bush came of age throughout all those decades in which there were world wars in which there was the west against the soviets. bcia director, ambassador, he'd be in everything. so he understood the world and understood the stakes. but for what ever reason, sadaam hussein thought nobody would care and almost got a away with it. >> the first saturday of the crisis i get a call from my boss said, the president's camping back from camp david, i can't meet him you have to meet him. you have to brief him on the situation, there's probably going to be a lot of press there. i got t

just a day out when the british are trying to make a way that will be more forceful to martha than mr bush if i believe that. i did not do enough for the mother somebody yes of course. she didn't see. this one to me most of this is. this is. going to mess up. the authorities are struggling in the face of this war to control the border. for the past decade the us has financed this taskforce of customs agents and anti-drug police. but these people were michael holmes. on the lebanese and us and i'll us what that meteoric is assuming this was a i doubt if any of that i think all the time one of those yellow light or the yes on yes most of us will dolly maior the big one in the old mill he looks at the muzzle on the mother what in the eyes of the not. a lot of us he don't mean the police and i don't know how most of got to be so young is that one of us will come. and you're not there were those are good things you know so my lesson what must be on a simple system except in the universe where. better to meet them instead of any of these places are none the on the nail it is even if he. is that

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. >> they are going to have to settle for what mr. bushn it expired. >> and before we run out of time, i want to talk about the wall and remapd what people said about the funding about the border wall a week and a half ago in arizona. >> the obstructionist democrats in government want us to do that, but if we have to close down the government, we're building that wall. >> the president is not going to push to have it in the september funding bill. push it off to december. why the holdoff and what is the indication that he'll have my more support even from the freedom caucus that are willing to vote for the funding measure without wall funding in december. >> the hard reality for the president is not just the democrats. there are a good amount of rock republicans who own ranches along the border who don't think a wall is the best way to invest federal funds to deal with the inflow of illegal migrants. they are technology means are much more effective. this is a much more symbolic gesture by the president and people believe in illegal immigr

mr. president. president bush provided planes so senator clinton and i could fly back to new york. lined up outside before you enter the grounds where the twin towers were were hundreds of people holding signs with pictures. have you seen my father jim? have you seen my daughter mary? that stays with me forever. more than 3,000 souls were taken with us. a guy i played basketball with in high school. a business man who helped me on my way up. a firefighter who i did blood drives with. it was one of the bloodiest days in american since the civil war. i called on americans to wear the flag as a sign of solidarity. i have worn this flag every day since in rembrance of those who were lost. those brave souls who tried to rush to the towers to find those who still might be alive. god willing i will wear it every day of my life for the rest of my life. september 11th was one of those before and after moments. nothing was the same since. we were awakened to a new manner of evil that had previously been beyond our imagination. but on this day we solemnly remember what was taken from us and l

mrs. bush wrote the forward for this book.forward for the book is our quote of the night. "for many of us coming home to our cuddling with our beloved pet is one of life's greatest joys. no matter how your day has gone, the unbridled excitement for your pet when you walk in the door can really make your problems seem a little less grim." imagine for a moment the same bond between our military veterans and their pets. for years we have all heard stories about that relationship not only changes but saves lives. their pets make dark days brighter and the helpless feel helpful, the lonely feel loved. great words from barbara bush tonight. i feel that way when i get home and see squire. that's our story tonight, we will see you back your tonight at seven. have a great evening, tucker carlson is up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson "tucn tonight." one of the most striking features of the debate over immigration in america is the fact that it's not much of a debate. you will notice the failure, indeed the

mr bush, like the current president, he thought of it being appeasement rather than a logical approach, and hopefully bring down the tensions between them. how you get out of this dilemma, i don't know, because if mrtrump takes this dilemma, i don't know, because if mr trump takes action, it is south korea who are first in the firing line. and south korea is very very vulnerable. thanks forjoining us. richard lister is in our washington bureau. donald trump and many people there are assessing what the options are. they are, it will come to a head at the un security council and the emergency session which begins in just under an hour. that session is designed to send a message to north korea that the international community is united in its opposition to the nuclear tests that we re opposition to the nuclear tests that were carried out and the continued ballistic missile testing but of course, while there may be some boilerplate statement agreed by the members of the security council, there are deep divisions within the permanent membership as to what in concrete terms should be done. t

think, if someone were to look at your photos of president bush, what sort of evidence -- or what sort of character do you think they would find? mr. draper: that is a good question. i don't know. i think everyone has their own connection to any president, in this case president bush. when you meet him in person, you have a different opinion of him. when you see moments you do not normally see in photos, like i had the opportunity to capture. it is all in the eye of the beholder, really. but, what i try to do is if there was a human connection that i could illustrate in a photo, i would capture it. i think, the fact that it had -- that i had so much access, that you would see a completely different side to the president you normally do not see. the human side. the husband, the father, the dog owner, playing with his dog. you see the human side. you do not see the official side. you do not see the commander in chief. you see someone that is just like us. that is what i had an amazing opportunity to witness, to see the complete view of the president during a historical time. reporter: you are one of a few white house photographers w

we'll show you what happened on records >>> mrs. bush, you point out, of course, there's no rule book. >> that's right. >> but the first lady is not elected. you could have an influence. >> we have a lot of influence. when we look at first ladies we've known in our lifetimes as well as the ones that go on like hillary clinton did to elected position after that as senator and secretary of state and now as a presidential candidate. >> usually the last person at night and the first person in the morning to talk to the person who's making big decisions. >> that's right. you certainly have a lot of influence, there's no doubt about it. >> so what is your message to other first ladies? at least you had a mother-in-law who could help you navigate. >> that's right. i had a huge advantage no one else had because i watched my mother-in-law in that role itself and then watched her all those year, and then i was first lady of texas, which was also, you know, good influence on me. but barbara bush was a good influence, just watching her. shes with so

bush. mr. brown, stay close, if you can. to, of course, be able to use you as a resource over the next few days. >> any time. >> and draw on your expertise. thank you. >>> mayor of miami beach now, phillip levine, joins me now. mayor, thank you. i know you're very busy. i appreciate your time. you said earlier today that your biggest challenge is trying to convince people to get out. to leave the evacuation area. have we made progress on that front? are they getting out? >> i think we've made progress, craig. i mean, i've been all over this city. we're seeing people getting on our buses, taking them to -- i think i lost him. >> no, i still have you. >> yeah, we just last transmission. i think that what we're doing -- what we're pushing for is getting everybody off the beach. we have made a lot of progress, put people on the buses, we see them leaving the beach. and at this point, we're hoping everyone please evacuate from miami beach. >> we saw a situation at the airport there at miami international airport -- >> so as we co

>> she made me do that, mrs. bush was she watching that live? >> no. she's in texas. >> central time, right. >> she's in texas. she was walking with her friends in the neighborhood. >> just annoyed. >> so proud. >> nothing else with this program. i actually got to annoy a first lady. >> we had fun. the thing is, it's been so fun to be with all of y'all. i adore you. >> so fun. >> we love you. >>> up next, we project you're going to love our give away today. >> hint hint. >> don't miss your chance to win big. >>> dr. oz is in the house. going to keep you feeling fit and good. >> there he is. >> activities and healthy game day snacks after these messages. >> nachos? >> broccolis. >> announcer: some guests of today stay at lotte new york palace hotel, steps from rockefeller plaza. lotte new york palace offers to most people, i look like most people. but on the inside, i feel chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. l

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bush video. >> that coverage that mr. bannon references never happened. never had conversations with him. i didn't need to convey those feelings to staffers. i was speaking to the principle, to the man now president of the united states. >> christie said no one cares what bannon has to say now that he's been fired from his white house job. >>> the u.n. security council approved new sanctions on north korea after the latest nuclear tests. they're not as strict as the trump administration hoped. president trump wanted a ban on all oil imports and an international freeze on north korea's assets. the u.n. resolution eliminated conditions. instead, north korea's oil imports will be capped, and texti textile exports baned. the u.n. ambassador called the sanctions the strongest yet. >>> back to weather and the radar and satellite map across the region from allentown to suffolk county. we have clonchlg. the high -- cloud coverage. the high clouds rolling in, extending beyond irma itself. irma is a tropical depression, likely to fall apart entirely throughout today. what we'll be seeing as a resul

election season last year there were some setbacks and also you have to grapple with the not and mr bush will take their actions and also my state we found it hard to recover after that in the past and perhaps we didn't fully recover thank goodness that they could use if you ask me about personal responsibility i still you can is of course i have personal responsibility for this result so they sort of have a song in my especially my first question and it's about the chancellor because i understand she offered she coalition talks to you although you said no yesterday but you reconsider. what happens itself and is that connected to her being the chancellor or would you reconsider if she wasn't going to be the chancellor of the most affects of the second question you're forgetting it's down there are people in the poem entry group of young ones were not happy with you recommending andrea not this as a chair. replace coverage. with michael has not spoken to me about this. neither yesterday nor today as we. i mean if she wants to give me a call these are going on there see my world do that an

mr. trump also suggested the obama, clinton and both bush administrations failed to contain north korean weapons programs. >> we can't have madmen out there shooting rockets all over the place. and by the way, "rocket man" should have been handled a long time ago. ( cheers and applause ) this should have been handled eight years ago and four years ago, and honestly... and 15 years ago and 20 years ago, 25 years ago. this shouldn't be handled now. but i'm going to handle it because we have to handle it. >> sreenivasan: today, at the united nations, north korea's foreign minister said president trump is on a "suicide mission"" >> ( translated ): a person like trump-- a mentally deranged person full of megalomania and complacence, the person who is chastised even by the american people as a commander-in-grief, lying king, president evil-- is holding the seat of the u.s. presidency. >> sreenivasan: the u.s. territory of puerto rico, severely battered by hurricane maria, is now bracing for what could be an epic flood. the 88-year-old guajataca dam in northwest puerto rico holds back a reservo

bush years. >> mr. pascrell, . >> thank you. mr. bartlett to, add to what you presented, i did read through it. i was a little late. 72% of fortune 500 companies operate subsidiaries in tax havens to avoid paying their fair share. just 57 fortune 500 companies cost us $184 billion each year. of lost revenue. that's a startling number, mr. bartlett. startling number. and what makes me more angry, you know, i feel pretty good when i get angry sometimes. my constituents are going to be struggling in new jersey to hold on to $3500 per year they pay in taxes. they play around with the local taxes and the state taxes and the mortgage deduction. that's allowed. so what i'm really disturbed, mr. bartlett, and i would like you to respond, if you would, i'm really disturbed when i find out in the -- that 2005 tax return that was leaked with president -- [ inaudible ] that under what he has proposed, and folks that agree with this proposal, he -- he would have kept just on that 2005 return, he would have kept more than $28 million that year if

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bush video. >> that conversation that mr. bannon references in his interview never happened. never had any conversations with him. i didn't need to convey those kind of feelings to staffers. i was speaking to the principal, to the man who's new president of the united states. >> christie said no one cares what bannon has to say now that he's been fired from his white house job. >>> texas senator ted cruz is trending after his official twitter page "liked" a pornographic video. the message appeared this morning. staff quickly removed it. still unclear if cruz was responsible for managing the page or if it was a staffer. a spokesperson for the senator says the offensive tweet was reported to twitter. >>> on today's "nbc10 responds," a viewer said her family was stuck paying for internet service that wouldn't connect in her home. >> nbc10 -- "nbc10 responds" and telemundo reporter got to the bottom of the problem. >> reporter: maritza sierra doesn't use her laptop much. her house doesn't have wi-fi. >> everyone else comes, let's get wi-fi. don't have one. >> reporter: sierra and

mr. bishop: since president bush ordered federal agencies to comply with this in 2007 this amendment if it only applies to hiring at federal agencies will do absolutely nothing. i'm not aware by any effort of the trump administration town do president bush's order so it's a needless use of the house's time. i believe the gentleman's language would also require every one of the local county employees, our local folks, to be e-verified. wouldn't this add another burden on f.s.a. when it has to implement the new farm bill? if so i'd like to ask the gentleman what he expects would happen in an emergency such as the experience from hurricane harvey when us d da may need to bring on employees quickly? they would have to wait for e-verify clearance. i'd also submit that it's not clear whether the language also covers every single person who receives any of the funds in this bill as a grantee. i think it's unclear and would risk requiring every single one of the thousands of grantees to go through e-verify. then you would impose a truly undue burden on many small farmers and ranchers and businesse

mr. suozzi of new york for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the requests are granted. under the speaker's announced poll oy bush policy, the gentleman from california, mr. rohrabacher, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. mr. rohrabacher: thank you, mr. chairman. before i get into a rather elongated discussion of one fundamental issue i'd like to mention we have just heard severe criticism of our president and let me just note about president trump and his rhetoric, supposedly, making things worse this korea, the rhetoric of our president has not made the situation worse in korea. what made the situation in korea a major threat to our country and to our people and to the world was that during the clinton administration, president clinton pushed through this congress a package of aid for north korea, yes, we gave billions of dollars of aid in the form of energy and other type of issues and things that they needed and we gave them these billions of dollars worth of aid under the agreement that north korea would not be developing their nuclear weapons. at that time, chris cox, a mem

mr. sales is a former deputy assistant homeland security secretary. he served in the george w. bush administration. this is 15 minutes. >> it's now my pleasure to introduce nathan sales, the newly confirmed and appointed coordinator for counterterrorism at the u.s. state department. he was sworn in about four weeks ago on august 10th. i think one of the first assistant secretaries of the state department. before joining the state, ambassador sales was a law professor at syracuse university college of law with he taught and wrote in the fields of counterterrorism, national security law, constitutional law and administrative law. before that, he was deputy assistant secretary for policy at the department of homeland security and has a long career in helping keep america safe. we're honored to have him present today i's keynote. ambassador sales. [ applause ]. >> well thank you, blaise, for introduction. thank you to the bipartisan policy center for invite knowing speak today. i'd like to start with a special word of thanks to governor kaine, congressman hamilton and mr. ben ve niece t

that conversation cost him bush his today show hosting gig. mr. and davis have three children. >> all right. how about about tattoos, shall we? already mastered a collection of tattoo drake has new tattoo and it is of -- do we have video to show this? well i'll just tell you about it if we don't. what? you got it or no? >> nope. >> no. listen to this. >> imagine if you will. >> denzel washington not just any tattoo of denzel but opting for the design of the fresh face denzel washington from the 1990s movie mobile alabama blues. ooh got that tattoo on him as well. so my question is, what kind of tattoo would you get. >> there it is. >> there it is right there. >> in this time we could have actually had someone come in and draw this tattoo. >> is there any celebrity or any big crazy thing tattoo you would get put on you? >> no. >> if you can. i'm not anti tattoo. i just don't need someone's face on me anywhere. [ laughter ] >> i believe you should b producer chris. >> why chris is there no keanu reeves ink on you right now? >> jeff goldblum. >> exact

mr. bass? i just supported his nomination and i think it's eminently qualified this is the bush record of foreign service aired i submitted a question for the record to mr. bass and related to send, the kubla compact which is the benchmark for reforms by president connie and chief executive abdullah. and my question, estimate confirmed whether or not he would work to provide this committee should detail specific unclassified assessment of where the afghan government is falling short on the commitments and how kabul plans to address the shortcomings. the response i got was somewhat vague. i know we had a lot to respond to. i still have confidence he will serve and serve her well which is why i support his nomination. we need to stay vigilant of the committee with respect to the issue moving forward. >> maybe before it comes to before you get a better response on that. someone else? >> i wish to be recorded as a no vote on the nominations related to mr. mnuchin. >> so ordered. anyone else? with akamai we will move to roll call vote individually. the first nomination, the first vote will be on mr. d

bush administration. and he was my boss in the white house. mr. joe hagen. ther an excellent team, the advanced -- the advanced guys that will be down there on the ground, worked under me in the bush administration. so i'm confident they know what to do. these are all seasoned pros. and they'll do the right thing. and they'll make sure that the president gets where -- gets to see what he needs to see and does what he needs to do while he is down there. so i have complete confidence in that whole operations -- operation at the white house. >> thank you, spencer. i remember joe hagen. from bush 41 days. thank you very much. >> you got it, michael. thank you. >>> let me see what you are always saying on my twitter and facebook pages. what do we have? i'm not a trump fan. but when people criticism melania on her footwear way as pauled, she and bar ron should be off limits. and i agree and that is what i said to spencer. again, if the relief efforts fall down, let's have that conversation. but let's skip the footwear in between. she's could be bare foot for all i

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