mrs. bush. mrs. bush's humor and attitude today what is important in life is shown in the speech she made at wellsly college on june 1, 1990, she had not been the first choice and her selection caused cop verseo campus. -- controversy campus. >> diana. >> i know your first choice today was alice walker. guess how i know. because because known for the c color purple, you got me, known for the color of my hair. as you set off i hope many of you will consider making three very somewhere choices. first is to believe in something larger than yourself. to get involved in some of the big ideas of our time. i chose literacy because i honestly believe if more people could read, write and comprehend, we would be that much closer to solving so many of the problems that plague our nation. and our society. early on, i made another choice, i hope you will make as well, a whether you talk about education, career, or service, you are talking about life. and life really must have joy. it supposed to be fun, one

and mrs. bush had pretty much stuck to the background while george bush got us through the first few weeks particularly after the attacks on 9/11 but then when she stepped forward again as his partner and spouse and it was a persona she had already established, and it was a really good choice on the bush administration's part to have her do that particular address at that time. >> one of the other things about first ladies, just like presidents, they don't go away after the term is over and her commitment to afghanistan has continued since they left office and in that sense it has given her the credibility to speak out we had the withdrawal. that's true of so many other first ladies, they established those connections, that credibility, they have that platform and continue to use it. the chat function is not working on youtube for some reason. if you have a question or comment, please send it to flarequestions, all one word@gmail.com. that is flarequestions@gmail.com and we will monitor those quest

we come on the one here and then the virginia is i think there's a when i says to mr. bush as to what is he hasn't given me about the assessments that i've been doing yet again, resolution as over the phone with you then yet just into the middle of the nation from the station minutes. i always expect to use a minute to just get back like reality, which is just one way, some of the testing to pull it out to the business model. but there was no discussion was i sent an email send you. what else can we use for an investigation is underway and we've seen us not to name this man. we're not sure if it serves the purpose of we show it is accomplish will receive the harshest sentence possible. soc, is this i was part of about shows. where your cards like your cards for the i'm going to need to go to the business of for the publish. now, for a mazda of ownership, i'm used before. i need to distribute to the new plane. your new vs. how do you have this the, the, the, the, the the last the last time you see the oh, so the good news a prostitute for him to way hold on the warm so i mean the thing

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trump said that he heard mr. bush very clearly and what mr. bush said. i think women all over this country heard clearly what mr. trump said. [ applause ] >> an actual moment where donald trump was shown to be human. you could actually shift the support. >> this is 2016. pre-second debate donald trump 32%, then 24% after that second debate. carly fiorina, 3% to 15%. so going after donald trump can work. we will see if any of the candidates are willing to do so. >> that's the question. harry enten, thank you. >> tune in tonight for post-debate analysis by bradley cooper and dana bash at 11:00 p.m. eastern on cnn. >>> president biden calling out house speaker kevin mccarthy over the looming shutdown. he also went after former president trump saying maga republicans are, quote, determined to destroy this democracy. we will have a member of his cabinet, respond to everything that's going on, transportation secretary pete buttigieg joins us live next. . >>> this morning congress inching closer to a shutdown. just three days left to pass a spending deal. senat

i have lot of respect for mrs. bush and president bush for everything that they have done, especially for women empowerment. they have done a lot. - he painted you wearing a headscarf? - yes. i wear usually a scarf because it's parof my culture. but i don't know, since the taliban took over the power, and i feel a little bit . . . but i think that i like the scarf because i just want to show that i'm afghan and showing that this is a beautiful thing that i have from my culture. - on the one year anniversary of the fall of kabul, you tweeted, "remember, caution and acceptance never change the world. if we do not dare to lead the way and dream of something different, nothing will ever change. freedom demands sacrifice, bravery, and persistence." another year has passed since that tweet. how will you ensure the world does not sink in to caution and acceptance? - because we'll not allow it. we will bemplifying the voice of the women. and i think, as i mentioned, it's gonna take time. it's a challenging fight. it's a challen

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maybe that's the way to be off to life after all the pain to have on the mrs bush imagined. this was a 500 years ago. off the roll. somehow we have to get from this well to the here, often slip the attorneys for them to look like the end of the tunnel is a shining image. something radiant. and this is thought to be a revelation of some kind of as you go through a tunnel or over a bridge into the after life. ok. and see if there is something shining cluster on this as 20 to say it's a tunnel is already in interpretation to i think it's even reflected in daily life . not shocked upon. there was lights at the end of the tunnel. police. the end of this tool is most people who have had a near death experience firmly believe in the often the life of the tunnel will lead them that. but there is another explanation besides the spiritual one. we have a scientific i post the says to explain this famous patient as a tunnel genetic in the demo, you put the hypothesis, suggest that it could be a knock, see the decrease of oxygen at the oaks, the patrol level, the pont here at the back of

jewish language that this but during the previous list above for those protests, you know, with mr. bush and the store rose up against the previous goldman. yeah, we could have seen these at jo, single play action. and we believe that these are the just the artificial introduce the 2 attempts to store violence. so we know who's behind 2 of the most amount for the most divides are huge. you unfortunately, the, our media, the government adds fuel to the fire. so that will get to be of these, the percentage on the following. but this, the president, the use of the private as to the boss, you this, uh, uh, the premium deal store you, there's no, you don't think it's elizabeth. sure. this is of the ease you. it's a given us to go to law. the recognition of the national board as of 92921, which means that so much and you're going to cut our boss belongs to 0. but john, so they signed that's do you do for goes to say that school should definitely, well we need to ensure the rights gonna bust of the residences on that. i'm gonna go to the car box as a national binder to difficult to get to the l

mr. long said, how the third bush treated him, and held it against him that he was from er the patch. t >> we did not talk about that. i know that they had a lot of pride. denny, mike, dan flynn, they actually went to ireland. made budweiser. de like the number one blogger in ireland. they bought the derby, the c horse race. they established great relationships with the irish. in business, denny was telling o me a lot about how close the irish and irish americans in ireland do overseas business together. ireland being the only irish speaking eu country now, it's a natural gateway to europe. a close affinity for americans and particularly irish americans, and the irish should we did not talk much about mr. bush or his feelings. yeah. interesting cultural dynamics going on there. >> in the old times, the rich ca english people, they wanted land to hunt and it was in ireland. so they captured people that' they would call irish, to run their plantations. is that true? >> yes. >> i want to know where did is they capture the people who were slaves? what country did d they come from? >> i di

thing that used on the said was it how how the bush is treated him with the third bush especially and held it against mr. long that he was from the patch and which bush was from heaven. i guess we didn't talk about that, but i but i know that they had a lot of pride this murphy at the brewery there was denny, there was mike rorty who came up with this bud's for you. and weekends were made for michelob there was dan flynn and they actually went to ireland, made budweiser like the number one lager in ireland, which is amazing. they they bought the derby, the horse race and because they were irish-american, they established this great relationship ships with the irish because in business, denny was telling me a lot about how close the irish and irish americans in ireland do overseas business together. and of course, ireland being the only english speaking eu country now, is just such a natural gateway to europe that there's a very close affinity between americans and particularly irish americans and and and the irish. but now we didn't talk much about mr. bush or his feelings. yeah, but i'm sure it was, yo

and secretary clinton partnered with mrs. bush on supporting this. you know, it's not for not. the au -- american university of afghanistan students are able to still study. some online but others in qatar, third party countries. but again that is an example of it's a brave issue to get out there to support. and i -- we do commend first ladies in this book for being champions for important issues. >> of course hillary clinton with 1995 i was in beijing -- >> that's right. >> -- when she declared women's rights are human rights. >> that is one of the speeches analyzed in this book. of the top 100 speeches, four of them are by first ladies, two by mrs. roosevelt, one by hillary clinton and one by barbara bush. >> thank you so much. i appreciate to be here. >>> three's a crowd, the warning that hillary clinton gave to president biden about the possibility of a third party candidate running in 2024. this is "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. this is "andrl reports" on msnbc. looks like my to-do list grew. "paint the bathroom, give baxter a bath, get lif

do, with no one telling him what to do, and no secret service rushing in to take him to safety, mr. busht sat there and continued to read my pet goat with the children. >> laura: that criticism seems even more petty, more off base, and more vindictive than it did 20 years ago, especially given who is leading us now. >> around the world in five days is interesting. isn't it? one of my staff members said, you remember the famous song you know good morning, vietnam? well, good evening, vietnam. >> i tell you what, i don't know about you, but i'm going to go to bed. >> laura: the weekend was so bad that the press could no longer avoid reporting on biden's weak performance. >> the notion of joe biden, the experience, joe biden the reality of his age. there is significant concern and polls from americans about the president's age. there are times when you do see some verbal missteps. >> joe biden's biggest weakness is his age. >> laura: it's bigger than that but that's a start. but now we have noted a new shift in framing courtesy of "new york times" columnist frank bruni. check out the title

we didn't talk much about mr. bush or his feelings. i am sure -- interesting cultural dynamic going on there. >> help i can get this question right. in old times, the rich english people i'm talking about wanted to hunt or something, so they captured people. i guess they were called the irish to run plantations. is that a true story? i want to know, where did they capture the people that are slaves? where did they come from? >> i didn't run into that. what i did run into is that -- there was a landgrab in the north. that is why they threw off all of the irish aristocracy and english aristocracy and that is why it is in the north and a catholic republic. it is now the source of all of the troubles. basically, what the english data was take the landing and consolidated it and particularly during the famine. they were all tenants. they didn't own their own land, but they rented it. when the famine came, they threw them off the land and consolidated the land. they were more like sharecroppers than slaves. when it wasn't economically feasib

mr. hide. what does bush out a sub hate to get out of his trip to china as well. thank you for having me. i think the domain of just, uh, uh, as of was to get onto this our 1st uh, boose its, uh, the tennessee, uh, internationally and uh, you have to remember that this meeting has uh, basically is happening after reason diplomatic relations have to be restored with a countries in the region and so now as of this trying to restore is this the most the most is interesting to see internationally on the other objective is related to convincing the try not to return and resume. it's a financial, i'm going to be active. it is in syria and engage and rebuilding reconstructing. sorry. what is the chinese interest here in playing along and helping by side as a or? well, i think the, the, the main objective from china perspective is it's a pretty much a good one. uh, china is most likely using those in order to china and add that for it so carried on by the u. s. among other and western countries to continue to maintain such diplomatic solutions. so it's a, in a sense, a low to us efforts rather th

mr. protasov under the bush, shaking, like hares for the end of the century ? this is all madness. this is pure madness. i told you i warned petrovich that every penny is inevitable, you understand, what a penalty i will have to pay if we disrupt the delivery of sleepers, i did not fulfill the order, i regret it, i warned that i cannot do this. 50,000 a year is a ministerial salary, i don’t feel sorry for this money. i would give you more glory passionately for your creative soul thundered together with me they traveled the whole world; this cannot be achieved while your workers live worse than in the frame. and my life. this is the only way to achieve something with the blood of personnel, 60 in total were fired, you heard right, vacate the government apartment today. master protasov , i have a man for ours who can move to where you are. i think his manager knows each other. iron hand, he rammed your proletariats by what right? this slacker, help. i am not guilty. and i have no breadwinner and you go feed the junk together. so be it. grab it bye. i am kind for them, so that there

mr bush you want to start. >> sure. yeah, it's a great question. know, it, it's, it i saw the economist cover too. it was very provocative, i guess. i don't quite know what they mean by peak. you know, i and others have argued that the the growth miracle in china is over, we're not going back to eight or nine or 10% growth. and so from that perspective, we have entered a new era but china is still going to be around. i don't think the chinese economy is collapsing. i think there's many scenarios where the chinese economy could grow slower but still healthily at a 3, 4, 5% level for the next decade or more. so china will continue to be an important global economy. it will continue to be a major source of global economic growth. i think the imf is projecting that even with the slowdown in growth, china is still going to be about of total global growth and the us will continue to have significant business interests in china. and i think now as i say in my written testimony is a really opportune moment where tables have turned a little bit. the us econ

mr. president, vice president bush, vice president mondale, senator speaker o'neill, reverend and my fellowizens, to a few of us here today, this is a solemn and most momentous occasion yet in the history of the nation it's a commonplace occurrence. the orderly transfer of authority is called for in the constitution routinely takes that has for almost two centuries and few of us stop to think how unique we really are. this every four-year ceremony we accept as normal is nothing less than a miracle. mr. president, i want our fellow citizens to know how much you did to carry on this tradition. by your gracious cooperation in the transition process, you have shown a watching world that we are a united people pledged to the system that guarantees individual liberty to a greater degree than any other and i think you and your people for all your help in maintaining the continuity which is the bulwark of our republic. [applause] the n business of our nation gos forward. these united states are confronted with an economic affliction of great proportions. onwe suffer from the longest and one of the

mr. president. vice president bush. vice president mondale. senator baker. speaker o'neill. reverend boomer. and my fellow citizens. to a few of us here today. this is a solemn and most momentous occasion. and yet in the history of our nation, it is a commonplace occurrence. the orderly transfer of authority is called for in the constitution and routinely takes place as it has for almost two centuries and few of us stop to think how unique we really are. in the eyes of many in the world. this every four years ceremony, we accept as normal is nothing less than a miracle. mr. president, i want our fellow citizens to know how much you did to carry on this tradition by your gracious cooperation in the transition process. you have shown i'm watching world that we are a united people pledge to maintaining a political system which guarantees individual liberty to a greater degree than any other. and i thank you and your people for all your help in maintaining a continuity, which is the bulwark of our republic. the business of our nation goes forward. these united states are confronted with an econo

mr. mfume. >> he votes no. ms. o'connor feel cortez. she votes nate. ms. porter votes no. ms. bush. mr. gomez? mr. gomez votes no ms. stansberry. ms. stansberry both no. mr. garcia. mr. garcia votes no. mr. frost. mr. frost votes no. ms. lee votes no. mr. kosar votes no. ms. crockett. ms. crockett votes no. mr. goldman. mr. moscowitz. mr. moscowitz both no. ms. tlaib votes no. mr. chairman. mr. chairman votes aye. mr. fallon is not yet recorded. >> aye . >> that was mr. langworthy of new york recorded. mr. fallon votes i. mr. langworthy votes aye. >> mr. timmons is not yet recorded. mr. timmons votes aye. >> mr. kosar is not recorded. mr. kosar votes i -- eye. >> mr. connolly votes no. not yet recorded for krishnamoorthi . mr. krishnamoorthi votes no . >> how was mr. armstrong recorded? >> mr. armstrong is loaded aye. >> mr. chairman, however my recorded? >> ms. mace is reported as a voting aye. >> mr. donald's is not yet recorded. mr. donald's votes yes. >> have i been recorded, madam clerk? it is mr. raskin. >> mr. raskin, you are reported as voting no. >> mr. gomez, you are recorded as voted no

mr. mfume. >> he votes no. ms. o'connor feel cortez. she votes nate. ms. porter votes no. ms. bush. mr. gomez? mr. gomez votes no ms. stansberry. ms. stansberry both no. mr. garcia. mr. garcia votes no. mr. frost. mr. frost votes no. ms. lee votes no. mr. kosar votes no. ms. crockett. ms. crockett votes no. mr. goldman. mr. moscowitz. mr. moscowitz both no. ms. tlaib votes no. mr. chairman. mr. chairman votes aye. mr. fallon is not yet recorded. >> aye . >> that was mr. langworthy of new york recorded. mr. fallon votes i. mr. langworthy votes aye. >> mr. timmons is not yet recorded. mr. timmons votes aye. >> mr. kosar is not recorded. mr. kosar votes i -- eye. >> mr. connolly votes no. not yet recorded for krishnamoorthi . mr. krishnamoorthi votes no . >> how was mr. armstrong recorded? >> mr. armstrong is loaded aye. >> mr. chairman, however my recorded? >> ms. mace is reported as a voting aye. >> mr. donald's is not yet recorded. mr. donald's votes yes. >> have i been recorded, madam clerk? it is mr. raskin. >> mr. raskin, you are reported as voting no. >> mr. gomez, you are recorded as voted no

war from the bushes, and they were not prepared for a war from the bushes and suffered many losses when they were there , ugh, and mrndr, if we have already touched on the topic of bakhmut, we understand that the liberation of the ticks, andriivka opens certain prospects for the defense forces in the near future, the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi appears on the 22nd, if i am not mistaken, noted at one of the press conferences that the goal is to liberate bakhmut and two other key cities, we do not know where, as does the president does not clarify this story, some of the experts believe that it could be lysychansk, for example, and someone believes that the president can talk about the south in general, but less so with how it looks now in your opinion, and in your opinion, this situation around bakhmud, yes, bahmud will report. this is definitely another question, when exactly did the president say about the release of bakhmut, yes, he hinted at the release of bakhmut, but he did not say when himself, it could be in three months, or in half a year, i, for example, not now i see directly the prerequisites

mr. ramaswamy: i hated george bush. i really did. [applause] >> i was for ronald reagan.nd as a lifetime conservative, i want to know how you can assure me you are not just another -- who is going to turn your back on us. and on the conservative movement. mr. ramaswamy: i'm going to fess up on something. i did not come out of the birth canal spouting conservative talking points. they do not like me saying it that way. do not say things like that. [laughter] mr. ramaswamy: it is just the truth. i came to my views because of my experiences. i was 18 years old and badly disaffected. i ended up voting libertarian in that election. i knew it was a throwaway vote. at least there was a guy who at least was less painful as a politician. i will fess up further to you. kane versus obama, sat it out. romney versus obama, sat it out. i was disaffected. i get why young people are disaffected from politics. everything i told you from weapons of mass destruction to the 2008 bailout, that l2 republicans. -- fell to the republicans. i was jaded and cynical for a long time. what drew me in

the more people who turned to him, mrs. whittaker, this conflict will come to an end. it's in bush and we do. we do believe the show took up the switch and with the conflict of interest escape, i'm gonna try to show them this is about basic democratic failures. it gets on and on the other side and it's about of other values that aren't democratic, at least in g, as in, not in the western democratic liberal sense. you know, god definitely bid on this conflict comes down to values and escape them. it doesn't matter if someone is a russian or ukrainians, i finish a guided by those ukranian can take rushes sign or come. and then with that is i, it's a, there are quite a few who say what's happening is right, just like enough about the okay. now had fish from 8 years ago, ukraine opted for a free and democratic world. i know sky high conditions and we'll try to show that those into these are values that we hold dear here to should 1000 to hear many of us who are born into this world. take them for granted with a feeling from the now we've come to realize this world as a fragile watkins,

mr. president. president trump was pitch perfect patriotism and love of country. >> kellyanne: president obama and president bush taking a quick trip to the pentagon. quick trip to ground zero or shanksville, pennsylvania. i have a feeling advance team had 9/11 planned out and said this issor plan, what would you like to do. nobody can do that with president biden and nobody is capable of cleaning up his lies, that gets me about yesterday. he says where he was on september 12th, nobody expected him to be here on september 12th. i expected him september 11th this year. everybody in washington was told to stay in washington. president bush couldn't get up to give the speech because it was toxic, we know what happened. i don't like this white house can't say he misspoke and he's been to ground zero so many times he misremembered the year he was there. the jokes are not funny. playing the lullabye and saying he is going to sleep, not funny. i feel sorry for the country. >> harris: i feel sorry for both. >> kellyanne: start listening to his words. start listening to what he's saying. >> kayleigh: those words, he visi

bush. oh, it's a good choice because the nomination took a very long time, and the people who presented mr. bob were not born yesterday, they thought it through. and i think he's the ideal candidate. it's about the put in the ranks of the opposition is believe the appointment of i'm a do but will not change anything. it wouldn't be enough to divert the opposition from its initial objective to get rid of microsoft and he's elyse, the main opponent of the present, of sending out with some on some go discounts. we languishing in prison sentence to 2 years. he's set to be vert, you now have an experience to view hunger. and before we go, let's get you caught up on more details on that breaking news. we're following here on r t. you crane has attacked the russian city of set a stop all with a tenant cruise missiles that's according to russia's defense ministry. initial reports say 24 people have been injured. the 7 of the 10 missiles were shutting down with 3 unmanned ukrainian boats also destroyed in the attack. authorities say a local ship, a building plant was hits and the caught fire. emerge

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mr. cuellar: since 1999 under the clinton administration and bush administration and obama administration, immigrant officials decide whether the noncitizen will be reliant on public assistance. we should stick to that policy where the noncitizen should not benefit from public assistance. follow the law and that's what we want to do. i yield back my time. the chair: the gentleman yields. mr. biggs: i yield passage of my amendment and yield back. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from arizona. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 46 printed in part b of house report 118-216. for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? mr. biggs: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 46 printed in report 118-216 offered by mr. biggs of arizona. the chair: the gentleman from arizona mr. biggs and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the cha

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mr. ggorbachev tear down this w. 34 years ago in november, the berlin fall fell. it happened under president george h.w. bush'sprior to that, president reagan delivered that now famous speech talking to general secretary mikhail gorbachev to tear down that wall. well, a part of the before lynn wall is here at the reagan library. this side you can see is all kinds of gravity. this is the west germany side. and on this side it is blank. it is stark it is cold it. is the east germany side and that's how president reagan referred to communism. a lot of topics will come up tonight. foreign policy but domestic policy as well. how people feel about the country. a lot of republicans hoping that that optimism that reagan talked about is going to bubble to the top in this primary. i will be a part of the pregame show larry kudlow. 8:00 p.m. in the east and 5:00 p.m. on the west coast. big event moderated by dana perino, stuart varney and ilia calderon. i will be part of the post game as well and spin room as well with sean hannity afterwards. it's going to be a big night here at the reagan library. if you can't catch us

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mr. gorbachev, tr down this wall. [cheers and applause] >> the fly and ceo of radio free europe and liberty serving during the bush administrationn the national security council the office of secretary of defense holding degrees from american university and georgetown. and with university of texas at austin during the bush administration he served as the state department and the national security council and from stanford and the undergraduate hr mcmaster serving at the white house national security advisor to president trump and in the united states army where he rose to general and working on dereliction of duty last year he published battleground the fight to defend the free world fellow at the hoover institution holding an undergraduate degree from the united states military academy and doctorate from the university of north carolina at chapel hill. jamie and hr, thank you for joining us jamie will set the scene on his first trip to germany 1978. make it visited the site where 16 years earlier an instrument was shot while to the no man's land the former california governor and delegation also introduced berlin from what they

mr. secretary, i appreciate your time, especially on this day of remembrance. i kind of want to start with what president bushulnerabilities, trying to get in front of gaps that existed in the lead-up to 9/11, 2001. what do you think are the most acute vulnerabilities right now when it comes to homeland security? >> well, phil, the threat landscape has evolved so significantly over the past 22 years. today is a very, very heavy day. as the individual who just proceeded me so beautifully said, we honor the lives lost. we have a commitment to never forget. we also have a commitment to keep our nation secure against an evolving threat landscape. the threat of cybersecurity. the threat of adverse nation states. the severity and frequency of extreme weather events. the phenomenon of disinformation used as a weapon against our country. the threat landscape is so different today than it was 22 years ago. but we also are much more mature as a nation and as a department of homeland security. we have evolved as the threats have evolved. and america remains secure today. >> yeah. it is a running evolution. there's no qu

bush. we think, well, where are you. so i'm in memorial plaza, veterans memorial plaza in downtown nashville. it is a sort of mr. rainy night. so as rain of starts up, people retreat to bars, restaurants around and and i was sort out of the action right like election nights are weird like once all the calls have been made, the doors have been knocked. there's really not much left to do except trade and traffic and rumors. what are you hearing? you know, and interestingly, i have a friend whose, mom lived in palm beach county, florida, who kept calling me, saying something's wrong with the ballots. and i was like, whatever. so but then, i mean, this is pager days, not cell phone days. so our pagers start going off, return to headquarters, come back to headquarters. and that's when we realized the first thing they said is, is anyone a lawyer and bar certified in florida. and so the plane was ready to go that night did go that night. and many of the first court motions were filed by a wonderful friend of mine named erwin, who was one of the few lawyers who happened be a florida lawyer. so but those speeches were lo