mr. bush: well, now."g back on it it was world war ii generation. it wasn't about them as individuals. turning of the page of our country's history in many respects. was privileged to be asked to give the eulogy for my grandfather when we came to houston and really was a celebration of both of their lives. of one t a celebration individual. also a celebration of our heritage. think about aztecsans patch in and the midland after world war ii, the political ranks in texas. really, just a story of a couple eeking to achieve the american dream as it was defined. those simple values and that ethic i think was celebrated that week. i will say this, also, you know, different had a celebration, but in d.c., i thought it was refreshing that it, hree days, let's call the white noise of washington, d.c., just shutdown, and the came together and it was really special to be part of and to witness. hope people will continue to recognize the contribution of that generation. page: i covered the 1992 campaign

jean becker worked with mr. bush starting shortly after he left the white house and up until his 2018 death. the kansas city public library hosted this program. >> good evening. i'm steve, with the public affairs staff of the library. first of all, before we start, jean will give us a wonderful presentation about george h w bush. we will have a question and answer afterwards. because c-span is filming tonight, please use the microphones that we will place, one there and one to the side. that is so your question doesn't get lost on c-span. i want to welcome all of you and let you know how much we appreciate you being here tonight. especially knowing that the democratic party has done a little counter programming. [laughter] we have another 15 months plus to get our fill of 2020 presidential campaigning. here we will take a few moments to remember a man who won it in 1988. a president, who seemed the longer he lived, the more loved and appreciated became. i was struck like many others i think by the national outpouring

state but ultimately decided against it because he felt he didn't look the part mainly because of his mr bush now after 18 months as the national security advisor john bolton once again finds that his face doesn't fit alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house arab countries have condemned a campaign promise by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to an expired so the occupied west bank they say is plan would violate international law that's now says the u.s. middle east peace plan would provide an opportunity to extend israeli sovereignty. shelob out of the mountain so i'm asking you to give me the mandate to extend israeli law to all the settlements out of respect for president trump i'm waiting to do this in maximum coordination with his administration but there is one place where the diplomatic circumstances are ripe to do this very soon if i'm elected i commit to the next the jordan valley and north of the dead sea it is our eastern border our defense wall. rocket fire late it cut short and it's now campaign rally israel responded with a series of air strikes on gaza the israeli arm

jean becker worked with mr. bush starting shortly after he left the white house and up until his 2018 death. the kansas city public library hosted this program. >> good evening. i'm steve, with the public affairs staff of the library. first of all, before we start, jean will give us a wonderful presentation about george h w bush. we will have a question and answer afterwards. because c-span is filming

state but ultimately decided against it because he felt he didn't look the part mainly because of his mr bush now after 18 months as the national security advisor john bolton once again finds that his face doesn't fit alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house. oh iran's united nation envoy has responded to bolton's departure matty. she says the departure of u.s. national security adviser john bolton from president don't translate ministration will not push iran to reconsider talking with the u.s. there's no room for talks until iran sanctions are lifted and iran's foreign minister has tweeted he said the world breathed a sigh of relief over bolton's departure he added the u.s. thirst for war should end alongside its war monger in chief iranian president hassan rouhani says the united states should abandon its maximum pressure policy on iran in the wake of the collapsing nuclear deal only americans have to realize that warmongering and warmongers and not to their benefit they should not only abandon warmongering but also abandon their marksman pressure policy. mohammad marandi is the head of

a mr. bush appointed to see it aborted. for. you. is it politics and for you. to put it. then. yeah. yeah. we have to put the law. and the subsequent certainly which are still more predictions just this week. in. september the 1st 10 am using children as human shields in the windows the terrorists planted explosives throughout the gym it took them 2 hours 50 improvised explosive devices were placed in the basketball hoops. and hung around. and. then wrench and then. do you think it's lives where i. was saved. and i live can i find the truth to talk like that i thought oh my god can i could you wish that wish that i wish. so well. thanks. for that and i'm. sure i would just blow on days from now cause then someone said sure. there's plastic. to. cause. cause sean sean i watch it one dish. well. september the 1st. there's an explosion in the gym while overseeing hostages a female suicide bomber detonated the device near the door the terrorists shot everyone who'd been wounded by the grassed and a full 30 they picked out 20 men and made them carry the bodies to the 2nd floor and t

closer proscar is going to go to enrich others examples of the new syria human the govt should say mr bush was too late you don't want us to govern year ago so if your doctor is gonna you can still be down the road the bullets that come to the doctor who they want you to do it with yes you are someone that's almost a lost as there was a lot of joke on that if you're going to do what you look like you're sure to look good it's a. good value just because it's a new book of blood so no news doesn't come but they do worry mr that about those who were the. last of the key plus the videos. of the floor to lose you. this is not village anywhere near kishen i mulled over the eiffel tower is just a few kilometers away. your charity our fellows. are straight no one here speaks french so. all these hard working people came to france seeking refugee status. in pursuit of welfare rights and the opportunities france gives to refugees. their county waiting for confirmation of the status. symbol is reminiscent of a preacher he quotes the gospel and appears to want to be a pastor yes that's right but got m

mr. bush: well, looking back on now. it was world war ii generation. it wasn't about them as individuals. it was the turning of the page of our country's history in many respects. and, you know, i was privileged to be asked to give the eulogy for my grandfather when we came back to houston and really was a celebration of both of their lives. it wasn't a celebration of one individual. also a celebration of our heritage. when you think about as texans their time and the patch in midland after world war ii, later rising the political ranks in texas. really, just a story of a couple seeking to achieve the american dream as it was defined. those simple values and that work ethic i think was celebrated that week. i will say this, also, you know, in texas we had a different celebration, but in d.c., i thought it was refreshing that for three days, let's call it, the white noise of washington, d.c., just shut down, and the country really came together and it was really special to be part of and to witness. i hope people will continue to recognize the contribut

the same as it was the bush in you they say mr bush was. a what does that say. it was just a list of the folks listed when using your phrase in the world so as opposed to abortion is a. good. a list in you mean you didn't do a good reason you know it is the will to stay in the new doesn't mean you know bumpus ideal. system might be good bush and i've been going to bushel brains when that eventually you will still at the appraisal of a social in the slush a chicago the people's growing discontent made ukraine more vulnerable to outside forces and a new kind of warfare was launched one not known before the color revolutions. illustrators clashed with police hundreds of thousands protesting the results of the election and calling for a new vote. ukraine has had 2 color revolutions in its 24 years of independence in 2004 crowds of people descended upon kiev marking the start of the orange revolution. at that time ukraine became once again a battlefield of 2 forces the russian and western governments the culmination of this conflict took place during the presidential

i remember when mrs. bush found out, she said i suppose we will have to feed them? they had dinner in the apartment. this is the most stressed i have ever been. it was going to be live on television. the production people said jean becker, those five men have to be ready by 7:00 p.m. sharp. have you ever tried to tell five presidents to quit talking? particularly president clinton. they were talking, talking, talking. finally, i went into the dinner and said you have to talking. we are going live in 11 minutes. get in the car. the interesting thing is the bush's apartment is probably half a mile from where we were going. the motorcade got there before we left. the motorcade went the entire -- we were there at 6:59. this story i'm going to tell has absolutely nothing to do with the scene of the speech which is how much i learned from president bush. this truly is one of my favorite stories. this is prince bandar of saudi arabia. the saudi ambassador to the united date for almost 20 years. president bush's presidency, clinton, a lot of george w's. the bush brothers --

state but ultimately decided against it because he felt he didn't look the part mainly because of his mr bush now after 18 months is the national security adviser john bolton once again finds that his face doesn't fit alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house bret braun served as director of the willing games meant in the white house during president obama's administration he says the u.s. president could use bolton's resignation to improve dialogue with iran. i would expect to see from the president an effort to open up a dialogue with iran using bolton's departure if you will as an excuse to say really bolton was the hawk i'm ready to talk and let's remember trump desperately needs this deal things did not work out with afghanistan things haven't worked out with north korea he's heading into elections and he needs to show something that he's done on the world stage i fear that there is no one left in the situation room who is going to speak truth to trump might pompei you know as a sycophant someone who is really a yes man and this is what we have lost over the course of the last year in.

and 15 check in now to tell mr bush. it is possible to fully clean the premises of skeletons but what we then leave is evidence that we have fully cleaned the mystery wanted to give evidence and started speaking to him before even the saudi government will just come out. in a saudi consulate on al-jazeera. the top stories on al-jazeera yemen's hooty military commanders have released images which they say show the surrender of several brigades of saudi troops unable to independently verify the videos the hootch he's claiming images show hundreds of captured fighters inside saudi arabia near the town of. after a major attack in the border between the 2 countries by the. specialized infantry units at the front line cord and a large number of the aggressors personnel and as they managed to set up ambushes as per the plan our forces are underway to allow the aggressive personnel to step into the ambush specialized units cut off the resupply line of the enemy from the east and the west after that the cordon was sealed around t

sister says mr. bush . she. don't work. with. those laws on the course and i recall no calls when it is it's always been the force of a soldier dr scully you can cite show me you don't know the rules of thumb for someone that's a muslim plus also lots and lots are not something to come out if you're going to video the position of salted on the seas or that you found a small following a few feet down at this time i don't tell. the new from. the wonderful school if this is the the contin the bulletin for yourself to pull the reports from the way. the tense situation in venezuela is still all over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been only implement inside venezuela things look different we're going to announce sanctions against the troll venezuela so if you. have a son of a moment to. get out of that. data to. the people of the moment the focus of the who story isn't new makes him henry kissinger to tell him that it would not be tolerated in latin america. an

mouth so those proposed it's going to go to the 6 companies then you see a human the govt should say mr bush was too late you don't want us to govern year ago so if your doctor is gonna you can still reach. for the bullets that come to the doctor who will be with you would you do the goodwill gesture to someone on some of the nationals there was a lot there not something. you're going to do when you look like you're sure he wouldn't say no.

mr. bush. is. going to respect. boris johnson and donald trump the transatlantic populous duo both larger than life both whitening rods for controversy tonight both men are accused of abusing their powers in the u.k. parliament there are calls for prime minister boris johnson to resign in the u.s. congress investigations have begun which could end in the impeachment and removal of president double draw i'm brick off in berlin this is the day.

state but ultimately decided against it because he felt he didn't look the part mainly because of his mr bush now after 18 months as the national security advisor john bolton once again finds that his face doesn't fit alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house. arab countries have condemned a campaign pledge by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to the occupied west bank they say his plan would violate international law that's now said the trump administration so called dean of the century would provide a historic opportunity for expanding israeli sovereignty over the west bank and other areas faso has more from. benjamin netanyahu has a habit of promising dramatic announcements in the run up to elections and he did so again on tuesday when it came it was not a unilateral decision about amec sation as some had predicted instead the message to right wing settler voters was a vote for netanyahu would in concert with the trumpet ministration mean extending israeli sovereignty to all illegal settlements in the occupied west bank and in the shorter term the amec sation of the jordan valley

with iran looks like you're going to get a war instead that's what happens when you listen to the mr bush good luck in 2020 john bolton is now on his way out his mustache intact his dream of regime change shattered mike hanna al-jazeera washington so national security adviser is a pretty important role in this administration but no one's held it for long under donald trump in fact the 1st and far as the environment michael flynn retired army lieutenant general lasted just 24 days the shortest tenure of any security adviser in history he is awaiting sentencing for making false and fraudulent statements to the f.b.i. he was replaced by a master who is known for his roles in afghanistan and both gulf wars he lost a little over a year to be replaced by john bolton who you'll remember was also u.s. ambassador to the united nations under george w. bush alan fischer joining us from the white house to talk through some of this one aland and i dumped by tweet fired by tweet. sort of classic donald trump style. it's pretty brutal though for donald trump i mean normally there's a thank you for your

state but ultimately decided against it because he felt he didn't look the part mainly because of his mr bush now after 18 months as the national security advisor john bolton once again finds that his face doesn't fit alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house bret barone served as director of global engagement in the white house during president obama's administration he says the u.s. president could use bolton's resignation to improve dialogue with iran. i would expect to see from the president an effort to open up a dialogue with iran using bolton's departure if you will as an excuse to say really bolton was the hawk i'm ready to talk and let's remember trump desperately needs this deal things did not work out with afghanistan things haven't worked out with north korea he's heading into elections and he needs to show something that he's done on the world stage sheer that there is no one left in the situation room who is going to speak truth to trump might pompei you know as a sycophant someone who is really a yes man and this is what we have lost over the course of the last year in. defens

state but ultimately decided against it because he felt he didn't look the part mainly because of his mr bush now after 18 months as the national security advisor john bolton once again finds that his face doesn't fit alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house. john bolton joins a long list of white house employees who got the chop terms our 1st advisor retired army general michael flynn lost in just 24 days the shortest tenure of any security adviser in history he was replaced by h.l. mcmaster known for his roles of honest on both gulf wars the last just over a year other high profile departures include the former secretary of state rex tillerson the secretary of defense jim mattis who lost along the most holding his position for more than 2 years and then there's also former white house chief strategist steve bannon and former f.b.i. director james comey to name just a few. let's bring in our panel joining us from washington d.c. joined jones former senate national security director under former national security adviser chuck schumer from birmingham on skype scott lucas founder and editor

with iran looks like you're going to get a war instead that's what happens when you listen to the mr bush good luck in 2020 john bolton is now on his way out his smith star intact his dream of regime change shattered mike hanna al-jazeera washington. joins us live now white house so how did we get to this point with bolton. while he was annoyed choice in the 1st place because his worldview certainly doesn't coincide with donald trump's isolationist american foreign policy he spoke in the past about how he would like to launch a military attack against north korea how he believes there should be military intervention and invasion of iran and regime change he was dead set against the idea of pulling u.s. troops out of syria something that donald trump was keen on insanity and had no intentions of getting involved in any sort of discussions with the iranians the latest follow it was over afghanistan donald trump came up with this idea of bringing the taliban 5 and the afghan president to camp david and finalizing a peace deal there john bolton was very much against that idea particularly in

state but ultimately decided against it because he felt he didn't look the part mainly because of his mr bush now after 18 months is the national security adviser john bolton once again finds that his face doesn't fit alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house. told trump has reiterated he is open to talks with iran. but apple could have. no problem with iran should straighten out because frankly they're very bad position right now and they should straighten it out straight out. iran's united nations envoy has responded to bolton's departure he says the advisors removal does not change the relationship between the 2 countries and boy did. she said the departure of u.s. national security adviser john bolton from president donald trump's administration will not push iran to reconsider talking with the u.s. added there was no room for talks until iran sanctions are lifted. a prominent hong kong protester has escaped a prison sentence for his role in a demonstration 3 years ago. the chairman of the activist group. pleaded guilty to illegal assembly charges over clashes outside the china liaison o

with iran looks like you're going to get a war instead that's what happens when you listen to the mr bush good luck in 2020 john bolton is now on his way out his mustache intact his dream of regime change shattered mike hanna al-jazeera washington israeli media say rocket fire briefly cut short on election rally by prime minister binyamin netanyahu just hours after he announced he would alex parts of the occupied west bank if he's reelected israel's military said it intercept to 2 rockets from the gaza strip but there is no claim of responsibility that yahoo has been criticised for his promise to take control of the jordan valley with the arab league saying it will undermine the peace process at least 31 pilgrims have been killed in one of the most sacred sites in share islam iraqi officials say around 100 others were injured when a walkway collapsed and caused a stampede in the holy city of karbala. and pro-democracy protesters in hong kong if you use a football match against iran to highlight their cools demonstrators gathered outside the world cup qualifier and sign a prank protests al

state but ultimately decided against it because he felt he didn't look the part mainly because of his mr bushnow after 18 months as the national security advisor john bolton once again finds that his face doesn't fit alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house nor a moment we'll get reaction to bolton's departure from mike hanna in washington but 1st let's go to door suggest body in tehran so dosser as we heard some of the reaction there from iranian officials fair to say was not someone john boehner is not someone who is light there but will this do anything at this point to change iran's position of the month. no has them it certainly will not it is although it's welcome news but at the same time that is the parser was announced on tuesday evening there was also an announcement made by secretary of state mike pump a 0 about further sanctions that have been imposed on the force of the revolutionary guards the iranians have said that until these sanctions are lifted the officials here will not have any kind of dialogue with the americans this is the point of contention and that is the issue th

mrs. bush made a decision enough is enough.on has an honest discussion that 80% of medicare is spent in the last year of life, we have to say no to something. second question is mental health. i just moved back from philadelphia. [inaudible] but has one of the highest rates of suicide. in britain they have heads together initiative with the royal family because they know all the charities there mother started. veteran issues, the mental health terms with doctor gottman 80%. >> thank you for both questions. >> there's part of this is the way that end-of-life care is understood by people. the media has something to do with that. love the media, nonetheless, the way the people have come to understand through film and television what it is like to be on a ventilator and indefinitely and how many people get out of the icu having had a heart attack and so forth. there was a really great paper that was published in the new england journal of medicine 20+ years ago by harvard medical student who works for a tv doctor show. he wrote a p

mr. bush placed a wreath on the pentagon memorial. three stood together as taps played to commemorate the solemn occasion. my next guest ran to ground zero 18 years ago today to help rescue efforts and served afterwards as part of the national guard. paul, thank you so much for joining us on this day. >> my pleasure. >> tell us what it's like to stand there in a very different setting, but this is the same place where you stood nearly two decades ago. >> it's surreal, to be honest with you. to feel it come full circle this many years later and to have this tower behind me is a bit surreal. i tried to do what we could to try to step up to help others. there's a lot of reflection about the loss and we definitely should reflect on the folks we lost but we also and the people that stepped up on that day including folks where i'm standing over my shoulder is battery tunnel where firefighter stephen siller left his truck and ran up into the towers as they fell. i'm always reminded by that heroism and hope that's what especially the younger

state but ultimately decided against it because he felt he didn't look the part mainly because of his mr bush now after 18 months is the national security adviser john bolton once again finds that his face doesn't fit alan fischer al jazeera at the white house rocket fire has cut short a campaign rally by israel's prime minister just hours after he announced plans to annex the jordan valley and the occupied west bank if he wins next week's general election binyamin netanyahu said the trumpet ministrations middle east peace plan would provide an historic opportunity for extending israeli sovereignty over the west bank and other areas. near mosul in filibuster by the united slim i'm asking you to give me the mandate to extend israeli law to all the settlements out of respect for president trump i'm waiting to do this in maximum coordination with his administration but there is one place where did diplomatic circumstances are ripe to do this very soon if i am elected i commit to next the jordan valley and north of the dead sea it is our eastern border our defense wall. and following the rocket f

the state department under clinton and mr. bush and obama ordered in court that i check was the exclusive process for resolving holocaust-era insurance claims. several groups and survivalor groups including the american gathering of you issue survivors and international also supported i check. the ongoing new york state process as the best way to resolve those claims. the question before us today is whether the i check process and the ability to submit newly discovered claims to the new york state department of financial services works. some of the witnesses on our panel argues new legislation is necessary. i very much thank you for calling this hearing. it is an interesting issue and would be interesting to see what happens so thank you. >> i am glad i deferred to you. that makes perfect sense. thank you very much. >> senator scott. welcome to the committee and look forward to hearing from you. >> good morning chairman graham and chairwoman feinstein, thank you for holding this today. dave was born in 1928. dave is grateful to joi

state but ultimately decided against it because he felt he didn't look the part mainly because of his mr bush now after 18 months as the national security advisor john bolton once again finds that his face doesn't fit alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house. when i spoke to brett bruin he served as director of global engagement in the white house during president obama's administration he joins us live now via skype from toronto in canada britain president trump said he fired bolton bolton says that's not true he resigned either way he's out the door didn't bolton sucking come as a surprise. no this was predictable what i have to say though is that it is a reflection of the instability that continues to persist in trumps foreign policy we see this impulsiveness this escalate tory and then deescalate tory rhetoric it's very difficult for those within the american national security structure to adapt to his tweets and threats we know that bolton had many foreign policy differences with trump particularly over afghanistan russia iran just focus briefly brit through those differences because b

air pushes into one is the high the of 21. 2 planes came from sugar and 15 men checked now to tell mr bush. it is possible to fully clean the premises and skeletons but what you then leave is evidence that you have fully cleaned from mystery wanted to give evidence from started speaking about the role in the before even the saudi government just jamal khashoggi murder in a saudi consulate on al jazeera. welcome back you're watching i'll just time to recap our headlines yemen's houthi military commanders have released images which they say show the surrender of several brigades of saudi troops i'll just 0 is unable to independently verify the video's claim the images show hundreds of captured fighters inside saudi arabia near the town of natural and after a major attack near the border between the 2 countries. violence has continued into the night another day of the government protests in hong kong demonstrates is attacked an abandoned taxi in the commercial area of one child they told media the driver was speeding towards the crowd. in austria exit polls in the indicates the conservative p

state but ultimately decided against it because he felt he didn't look the part mainly because of his mr bush now after 18 months is the national security adviser john bolton once again finds that his face doesn't fit alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house when i talk to alison peters she's deputy director of the national security program at 3rd way that's a national think tank and she joins us live from washington d.c. alison president trump said he fired bolton bolton says no that's not true he resigned either way he is out of the door did bolton sucking come as a surprise. well thank you very much for having me on i think for those of us who have closely followed the administration bolton's firing comes as no surprise the only surprise here is that it took so long alternately president trump wants to position himself as a deal maker and he's willing to make a deal at any cost and john bolton opposed him at every turn but it wasn't bolton's dangerous world view that seemed to really irk president trump it was that bolton was positioning himself as a key decision maker on a whole host of

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state but ultimately decided against it because he felt he didn't look the part mainly because of his mr bush now after 18 months as the national security advisor john bolton once again finds that his face doesn't fit alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house john bolton joins a long list of white house employees who go to chop tom's a 1st advisor retired. general michael flynn lost in just $24.00 days the shortest tenure of any security adviser in history he was replaced by h.l. mcmaster known for his roles of honest on both gulf wars the last just over a year other high profile departures include the former secretary of state rex tillerson the secretary of defense jim mattis who lost along the most holding his position for more than 2 years and then there's also former white house chief strategist steve bannon and former f.b.i. director james comey to name just a few. let's bring in our panel joining us from washington d.c. joined jones former senate national security director under former national security adviser chuck schumer from birmingham on skype scott lucas founder and editor of in

with iran looks like you're going to get a war instead that's what happens when you listen to the mr bush good luck in 2020 john bolton is now on his way out his smith star intact his dream of regime change shattered mike hanna al-jazeera washington. our correspondent an official joins us live now from the white house to al a disagreement about whether or not he was fired but things had certainly been tense for a while. they have and john bolton is on his way out no matter how it transpired he says that he spoke to donald trump and offered his resignation on monday night after there was a heated exchange inside the oval office a boat afghanistan donald trump said to him let's think about it to morrow john bolton and says 1130 this morning he went in to hand in his resignation and 1158 donald trump tweeted out that he had been fired now this is pretty brutal by the white house standards donald trump normally sends a nice message saying thanks for your service he's done it in the past to people like rex tillerson and others who resign from his cabinet at the director's another one that come

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jean becker worked with mr. bush up until his 2018 death. the kansas city public library hosted this program. >> good evening. i'm steve, with the public affairs staff of the library. first of all, before we start, a wonderfulve us presentation about george h w bush. we will have a question and answer afterwards. because c-span is filming tonight, please use the microphones that we will place, one there and one to the side. that

mr. klie bush, ms. pelosi, in all of their wisdom are conservative. and they don't want to do this because they're focused on protecting their majority. >> are they more krif or concerned about the democrats that are in districts that -- >> exactly. not conservative politically in terms of liberty versus conservative politics, but they're playing it safe. and the safe move is to not pursue impeachment to protect that majority. if you're nancy pelosi, that's a reasonable decision because that is her primary charge is to maintain the gavel. >> and the way she keeps the gavel. but holly, republicans must be heartened that the majority of americans according to the monmouth poll still don't want impeachment. >> yeah, of course. i mean, republicans are very happy about that. you know, if democrats are smart, they are going to follow the speaker's lead and they're going to hold off on this. what americans want is real solutions coming from the democrat nominees for president. they want to protect those seats where democrats are sitting in a seat that was wo

i just wanted to say president trump and mr. bush you get in because of the electoral that is correlated to corruption. be oneular vote needs to man one vote, not one group of people. want to say.i the menendez brothers try to claim privilege. privilege might be a disease. accepts it. he's going to disrupt everything and it's all right. i wish they would not go the impeachment way if he would just resign. greg,let's talk to calling from ohio. greg opposes the impeachment inquiry. go ahead. caller: i oppose it. this man was voted into office. he is the top dog. he is creating -- cleaning up the mess. the democrats are crooked. i don't know why you people can't see it. you are brainwashed if you vote for a democrat. that's all i've got to say. let's talk to kurt calling from new jersey. good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: i support the inquiry. i want people to fall for the shiny objects the trump people are putting out there. there is nothing wrong that happened with biden. watch out for what jared kushner is d

mr. bush was actually reading to some children when the second attack occurred. bring into the conversation generallal hague, former secretary of state. general haig at a time like this, how does america respond prudently with the proper amount of caution and yet with whatever force needs to be applied? >> well, first we have to know the full limits of this tragedy and it's unprecedented of course. but we have to stay above all united and calm and ready to take resolute action which sometimes we have failed to do in the recent past. when the perpetrators are uncovered and we have many, many indicators of precisely who they are, this was too broadly-base ad terrorist act to be just a few crazies. this is a terrorist movement and we know where they are located today. obviously as a nation we're going to have to take action against them. ♪. >> there it goes, there it goes, there it goes! oh -- all right. we do need to put it down now. we need to put it down now. here we go. [sirens] >> america offer a prayer. [bells tolling] brian: some powerful moments there as peo

mr. chairman, bush and obama, argued in court that i check was the exclusive process for resolving your coast era insurance claims several jewish and survivors groups including the american gathering of jewish holocaust survivors and the international also supported icheic and the ongoing new york state process as the best way to resolve those claims. the question before us today, is both of the icheic process and the ability to submit newly discovered claims to the new york state department of financial services works. some of the witnesses on our panel, argue that new legislation is necessary. so i very much thank you for calling this hearing. i think it's a very interesting issue and need to be interesting what happens. so thank you. >> i am glad i defer to you, that made perfect sense. thank you very much. senator scott, we will to the community and i look forward to hearing from you. >> good morning and thank you for holding this important hearing today. let's we will david normal son, the president of the holocaust survivors in florida. when he was born in czechoslovakia in 1920 and was

bush. mr president you've been negotiating with the chinese and its ability in terms of a china trade deal that they might actually offer some back cultural purchases is that going to be enough for you sir in order to get a feel done what do you need to see at this point to get that deal passed the finished we're looking for a complete deal i'm not looking for a partial deal china has been starting to buy our agricultural product if you noticed over the last week and actually some very big purchases but that's not what i'm looking for we're looking for the big deal we've taken it to this level we're taking in billions and billions of dollars of tariffs china has devalued their currency and they're putting out a lot of money into their current into their into their economy and they have a very bad economy right now and i don't want them to have a bad economy but it's the worst in they say 57 years 2 weeks ago as a worst in 22 years now it's 57 years and it's only going to get worse this supply

if i was the prime minister i would have said, look, mr. bush, we cannot deliver.trained and how are we -- the moment we join them we lose leverage on them and then turn against us. so i think that's the mistake where our leadership made. >> and what advice have you given president trump about afghanistan, a twhwar that many americans have grown tired of 18 years later? >> you know, i kept opposing. i kept saying there is no military solution, only because you only have to know the history of afghanistan. i mean, the british has a super power went in three times, failed. soviets killed 1 million in the '80s, failed. and how -- you knew that this was going to be a war that is just would not have achieved any results. someone should ask, i mean, if i was an american i would ask that we -- $1.5 trillion at least have been spent in afghanistan. what have we achieved in this? and then i hear some people saying that, you know, actually, no, we should keep the military or keep this going. this will go on for another 19 years, the taxpayer in u.s. is going to keep pouring