mr. bush, for 12 years you've had it your way. you've had your chance and it didn't work. it's time to change. i want to bring that change to the american people. but we must all decide first we have the courage to change for hope and a better tomorrow. >> president bush, one minute response, sir. >> well, i think one thing that distinguishes is experience. i think we've dramatically changed the world. i'll talk about that a little bit later, but the changes are mind-boggling for world peace. kids go to bed at night without the same fear of nuclear war. and change for change sake isn't enough. we saw that message in the late 70s when heard a lot about change, and what happened, that misery index went right through the roof. but my economic program is the kind of change we want. and the way we're going to get it done is we're going to have a brand new congress. a lot of them are thrown out because of all the scandals. i'll sit down with them, democrats and republicans alike, and work for my age

mr. bush talked about taxes. he didn't tell you he vetoed a middle class tax cut and vetoed an investment tafmg credit paid for by raising taxes on the wealthy. >> all right. we go to mr. perot for a two-minute question, and asked by john may can sheck. >> mr. perot, you asked about sharing the pain. as part of plan to reduce the federal deficit, you suggested we raise gasoline taxes 50 cents a gallon over the next five years. why punish the middle class to such a degree? >> it gets to 50 cents at the end of the fifth year. i think "punish" is the wrong word. again, i didn't create this problem. we a trying to solve it. if you study our international competitors, clengts up to $3.50 in taxes and use that mon to create jobs and build infrastructure. we collect 35 skhrentss and we don't have it to spend. i noi it's not popular, and i understand the nature of ur question, but the people who will be helped the most by it are the working people who will get the jobs created because of this why do we have to do it? kpwa

. >> also the other part the blame he throws on mr. bushthe prescription drug plan. >> which i would put on mr. bush too. >> but obama wree rewrote it and spent more money. you wonder, 10%, in he is going to make up some money, why didn't he say zero? >> paul: how much of his statement is true, 10%. [ laughter ] >> zero because he has been signing spending bills. it's all on his signature. >> paul: the latest on the investigation and the deadliest and consulate in libya and changing stories as many are demanding answers. will we get them? ♪ want my recipe for healthier hair color? natural instincts! formulated with aloe, vitamin and antioxidants natural instincts has a system that's a healthier way to radiant color. indulge... with natural instincts. less guilt, more gorgeous. clear. >>> i've marry ann refer at this. thousands of people are taking to the streets of pakistan's largest city karachi. the val being led by a radical muslim scholar making it illegal for anyone to denigrate any religious prophet. scores of students in iran holding

that is her meeting with mrs. bush this morning.of "the five." but one this morning. i came to know her because of mrs. bush. secretary clinton championed the cause. if you want to read more, mrs. bush has op-ed in "wall street journal." radio free asia did reporting on this. voice of america over many years. i'm sure bob remembers that. >> bob: i do. >> eric: i read hollywood reporter. i love this magazine. brad pitt does a thing called yes i dade that. he said, "it's strange but i feel better having a gun. i don't feel the house is completely safe if i don't have one hidden somewhere. that is my thinking right or wrong." very nice. a great opportunity to -- not that is mine. the other one. >> kimberly: showing muscles? >> eric: that is my gun. >> greg: that this is a typical liberal. pick and choose conservatism. i like guns. >> eric: got to love it, right? >> greg: i do, i guess. >> kimberly: i like -- my turn. calling on myself. i like american heroes. you probably saw the footen on fox about glen doherty who had his service, th

. >> also the other part the blame he throws on mr. bushthe prescription drug plan. >> which i would put on mr. bush too. >> but obama wree rewrote it and spent more money. you wonder, 10%, in he is going to make up some money, why didn't he say zero? >> paul: how much of his statement is true, 10%. [ laughter ] >> zero because he has been signing spending bills. it's all on his signature. >> paul: the latest on the investigation and the deadliest and consulate in libya and changing stories as many are demanding answers. will we get them? ♪ leaving my homeland ♪ pling a lone hand ♪ my life begins today ♪ ♪ fly by night away from here ♪ ♪ change my life again ♪ ♪ fly by night, goodbye my dear ♪ ♪ my ship isn't coming ♪ and i just can't pretend oww! ♪ [ male announcer ] careful, you're no longer invisible in a midsize sedan. the volkswagen passat. the 2012 motor trend car of the year. that's the power of german engineering. trick question. love everything abt this country! including prilosec otc. you know one pill each morning treats your fre

mr. bush's party seemed not ready to embrace him or his legacy. and it is true that mr. go to the convention. he was not there in person. but it turned out he didn't really need to be there in person. his stamp was all over the place in tampa. beyond the glossy "he was a nice guy" video, substantively, george w. bush's foreign policy was the foreign policy of this republican convention. and apparently it is the foreign policy of the republican party's presidential nominee this year. mr. bush's brother, jeb, front paged his convention speech with a well-received defense/celebration of george w. bush foreign policy. >> my granddad, my grandfather and my father have been incredible role models for me and served our country honorably. and my brother, well, i love my brother. he is a man of integrity, courage, and honor. and during incredibly challenging times, he kept us safe. >> former florida governor, jeb bush, of course, not to be blunt here, but not counting 9/11 against his brother's record of keeping america safe, and not counting any of the people hurt or killed in th

romney at their home in dallas, mr. bush made sure he was nowhere to be seen. expressed some support for mr. romney, sort of. >> interested in politics, i'm a supporter of mitt romney, hope he does well, but, you kw, he can do well without me. >> president bush clearly puann'nt to recall his period in the white house. the massive tax cuts that threw away a budget surplus, two wars that were neither budgeted for nor easily executed, and a mortgage mess that was the direct result of minimal egg lati and maximum eitn. that's why we were a little surprised to learn that george b. bush has accepted an invitation to be the keynote speaker at a rthcoming investors conference will will take place on the cayman islands. yes, even as mr. bush avoids romney thean, hs getting oser tmemn offshore money. the cayman alternative investment summit is described in a media kit as the place to mingle withhe offshore investment industry's power okers. the meet up takes place at the ritz-carlton. ,4 registration fee, flightsus and accommodation not included. now, this is pretty bad t

mr. bush was the invisible man? >> the clinton economy was the longest stretch of economic growth we have had since the second world war. unemployment did not plummeted. did 22 million new jobs were created. it was not that bill clinton created the jobs. he presided over an economy, and by raising taxes on the wealthiest members of our society, by maintaining an economic policy built from the ground up, he generated prosperity. republicans want to erase eight years of the bush and administration, because his policies did not work. did tax cuts to the wealthy i not work. good also, the weapons of mass destruction were never found in iraq. good his foreign policy centered on going into iraq and getting rid of those weapons of mass destruction was alive. his administration showed remarkable indifference to the plight of most americans. what happened in new orleans and katrina is a good example. mitt romney and the republicans would like to pretend the and ministration did not happen. taking a five trillion $10-year sur

the contrast isn't between pl obama and mr. bush but mr. obama and mr. reagan. he had a deeper hole. unemployment peaked in november of the second term one month later than it did for mr. obama at 10.8%. by this time he had unemployment down to near 7% with with a rising labor force participation rate. if that was steady, he would be at full employment at in the point. to say his policies or republican policies don't work is a short view of history. the difference was between a competent republican president and frankly not one particularly competent at all. >> to me -- peter veered into some spin there. this is the cycle. not the spin. >> those are facts. >> i have numbers in there. >> peter knows as well i do that all that stuff that steve was just pauking did, that paul krugman was writing about this morning, the credit crunch, housing bubble and frozen credit markets was very unique to this recession relative to the he reagan recession. that was a quick bounce back. you won't get that with the historical collapse of the credit markets. >> i knew he veered in

mr. bush, administration, sean mccormack said, quote, we find them offensive and we certainly understand why muslims would find these images offensive. now, did he apologize? was he sympathizing with those that were protesting? so it is clear that they are taking this position for desperate, political reasons or other reasons because they have not taken this position when george bush and the republicans were in the white house and had protests and cartoons in the dangerous cartoons. >> don't tell me, reverend, that you're expecting consistency out of that side. but i -- you know, after what you said and joan says, i wonder if they have internal polling showing that he's just not making enough headway with the independents. >> right. >> because of bain, because of his own taxes, because of his inability to campaign as a human being, whatever it might be, and that the only chance that they think they have in places like ohio, florida, and virginia, is squeezing every single vote out of the far r

mr. bush's brother jeb, front paged his convention speech with a well received defense/celebration of georgeicy. >> my granddad -- my grandfather and my father have been incredible role models for me and served our country honorably. and my brother, well, i love my brother. he is a man of integrity, courage, and honor and during incredibly challenging times, he kept us safe. >> former florida governor, jeb bush, of course, not to be blunt here, but not counting 9/11 against his brother's record of keeping america safe, and not counting any of the people hurt or killed in the iraq war either. but invoking george w. bush's role on the world stage was met with enthusiastic applause from the convention floor. and in her speech, condoleezza rice bragged about the bush administration's post-9/11 decision making. >> in the aftermath of 9/11, the willingness to take really hard, hard decisions that secured us -- >> by which she means going to war in iraq, which actually was not a really, really hard, hard decision at all for the bush administration. according to the president's own former treasury s

commission voted to find mickami guilty of misconduct on two of the six charges and that of course, mr. bush wrote is not what happened. the commission dropped four immediately on the grounds that they were unproven and debated how to handle the two remaining charges. they did not sustain the mayor's charges. you all know that. and only one of you had the ethical wherewithal to vote no as did commissioner hur. commissioner hur stated, "if we do not find a nexus to the relationship of the duties, then we are opening this provision up to abuse and manipulation down the road in a way that we, we the voters, commissioner hur are really not going to like. you stated mr. hur you do not think it's is your job to determine mr. mirkarimi's level of efficacy going forward. you implored your fellow commissions to make a narrow and principal view of that clause that will enable those using it going forward to apply it in a consistent way. your report as written is not what you said on august 16th it would be. you have completely changed this draft summary into something that you did not set out to do, b

great economic crisis mr bush will be brought about by the debt which it will create an economic crisis so deep that it threatens. i was called a doer and they were and a long list elevation. of the sticker is just written a little a book called. i followed up with a book that came out before lehman brothers went bankrupt speaking on wall street i called for a jail out not a bail out i used to think of wall street as a financial center i now think of it as a crime scene. nomi prins was a managing partner of bear stearns and goldman sachs this is the most expensive take out the biggest cry. in world history we're talking about a client we can't even quantify we're talking double digit trillions of dollars and a lot of this film will explore the scale of money's missing written off lost ripped off in these various scams and in the case of the bailout funds unaccounted for. graydon carter editor of vanity fair may have summed it up best when he wrote it can fairly be said that the chain of catastrophic bets made over the past decade by a few hundred bankers may will turn out to be the grea

the reliance that the appellant has placed on geogrouting is mind-boggling because nobody be, mr. bush or anybody associated wi said jieio grouting was the selected contractor. they were one of two bidders. their plans are not at issue. that's not what was approved by dbi. i think that's important to keep in mind. in terms of the risk with regard to the tunneling and grouting i want to turn it over to mr. collins who is the structural engineer and mr. carp can come up, and any of them can ask questions as well but i think that's the best way for you to get a grasp on what is proposed and the mitigation by the code, industry practices, and everybody doing this is of the highest caliber. >> good evening, commissioner. my name's randy collins, a structural engineer under contract with shane bush since about february. quite frankly, this is a complicated project. but we've been doing project like this in san francisco since the 1920's. so that's why structural engineers are here, that's why geotechnical engineers are here, that's why we're working with a contractor that's been around for 2

we tend to forget that when president obama took the baton he inherited a structural deficit from mr. bush inherited an economy that was in almost complete collapse, and he inherited an auto industry that was literally on the verge of going into the deep abyss with 2 of the 3 big companies literally running out of cash. and in about 90 to 120 days he sent a team in, they essentially assessed the management, concluded that they were incompetent, fired the management of both companies, fired the boards, brought in new people, took them through a structured bankruptcy process and got them on a path that has actually turned them both into profitable, successful companies. >> you're also going to be responding to the republican vice presidential pick paul ryan who said during the rnc that the president failed much of the auto industry and that particularly when t.a.r.p. funds were used the u.s. did not enjoy enough of a return. so will you also be responding directly to that criticism? >> i don't think paul ryan knows anything about the auto industry. don't think he has any experience or any de

mr. bush winked and said, quote, i look pretty good, don't i?that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> and now here's your first look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow closed at 13,593 after gaving 53 points friday. the s&p added 5. the nasdaq rose 28. >>> and taking a look at overseas trading this morning. in tokyo, the nikkei jumped 164 points. while in hong kong, the hang seng was up 28. >>> well, the clock is ticking on a major strike possibility. canadian autoworkers have targeted ford as the u.s. automaker most likely to work out a contract agreement before tonight's midnight strike deadline. the union hopes to use a ford agreement as the basis for deals to be negotiated with gm and chrysler. the union represents about 18,000 employees. >>> the obama administration will announce a trade complaint against china today as the president campaigns in ohio, alleging illegal subsidies of auto and auto parts exports. samsung fell in asia after losing yet another patent battle against apple. this one before the u.s. int

the stock think the next great economic crisis mr bush will be brought about by the debt which it will create an economic crisis so deep that of threats as i was called.

mr romney mr bush and senator kerry senator mccain have lied to the american people and convince the american people that the muslim community in the united states is is hateful toward our culture and there are certainly things that in our culture aren't going to work for islam the paganism of our entertainment system it doesn't work for some catholics but the idea that muslims are just crazy people. and i'm going to blow things up because they don't like the fact that my daughter goes to university is nots but that's what you get from the presidents of both parties from the congress for much of the media and certainly from the jewish american community that supports israel and makes a very important point there when he talks about the substance you know one of the deep things behind what's going on unfortunately the conversation of the united states too often doesn't look at those things it goes for caricature. so right now we see rioting in spain and greece and you don't see the pundits on t.v. going these people it is just that's just how they are they're savages people say there

mr. bush, president george w. bush laid down what i call bush doctrine rules.ou're either with us or against us. any country that harbors terrorists is against us, that the united states can make preemptive strikes against these enemy countries. i thought those were extremely important doctrines that president bush laid down. is it your opinion, your view that those doctrines are still being honored today in our national security policy, especially toward terrorists? >> they're in place. president obama has not changed the foreign policy that president bush did change and put in place, which means we're going to be preempted. we want to prevent the next attack. i don't think there's as much resolve, quite frankly, with president obama and i don't think he's provided the leadership and i don't think he's introduced the fear to those people who want to do bad things to us. i think they feel a little bit empowered. thankfully our intelligence k e committee is on its toes and will do everything they can to help. i think we're very lucky. i wish president obama was

declassified records and come to the inescapable conclusion the administration's reaction to what mr bush was told in the weeks before that infamous briefing reflected significantly more negligence that has been disclosed in other. the words the office six document for all the controversy of controversy it provoked is not nearly as shocking as the briefs that came before it so honest i.c.i. his article he cited several examples of blatant oversight many came down very hard on george bush for ignoring these signs but it can be argued as it was in my newsroom this morning that it wasn't simply the bush administration's fault but numerous agencies fault is the bush administration most at fault here or there are other people to blame well you know we're going to it's of course you know it's been eleven years so whether or not it's a blaming game is really in place now is a question but it's you know i think here the bottom line is this whether george bush his administration any of the agencies some of the agencies involved had even a hint of even one percent of what we saw on september eleven