mrs. hussein and he lived within his birth village. we occupied it early on in may of 2003. my soldiers swam in saddam's pool early on and had water in it. we all brought home some adjusting souvenirs from the home. i have bohemian crystal from mrs. hussein's cupboard. notice and mrs. russell's cupboard. we used it as an observation post. it'd taken two hits from j. and m. missiles, rearrange the furniture in the cabinetry quite a bit but it was overengineered in the structure still stood so we stay there. we did want the building to become a shrine to saddam later. i ordered it be constructed and propose to have salvage crews come in and take it apart by brick and use the material in salvage it out. that's one of the breaks. every brick in the home was a hand cut piece of italian marble the wealth and saddam's personal home was unbelievable and so one day as i walked by it was getting late at the mission and i knew we were going to be going home before too long. >> host: you talk about the crystal. what are the rules of taking something like that? >> guest: the rules largel

mrs. hussein's cupboard. notice and mrs. russell's cupboard. we used it as an observation post.t'd taken two hits from j. and m. missiles, rearrange the furniture in the cabinetry quite a bit but it was overengineered in the structure still stood so we stay there. we did want the building to become a shrine to saddam later. i ordered it be constructed and propose to have salvage crews come in and take it apart by brick and use the material in salvage it out.

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mr. carter met not only with anwar sadat of egypt but king hussein of jordan, king khalid of saudi arabiaf iran. >> the united states had always backed the shah of iran and goes back to 1953 in fact when america essentially put the shah into power. >> iran is an island of stability and one of the more troubled areas of the world. >> even though western governments loved the shah, they weren't really paying attention to the fact on the ground. and there were many people who were discontented with the shah in part because of his extremely oppressive policies. >> iran was seen as important for its oil resources but also because the shah was an ally when it came to regional goals. this was a natural alliance to the united states. >> the president and the shah of iran spent a long time speaking abut the middle east. and it was brought up by other leaders in other countries. >> jimmy carter saw the middle east and the settlement of the conflict between israelis and arabs as central to any kind of stability for the next generation. >> hopes for a middle east peace settlement were never higher th

mr. bush: who knows. this is such a complicated hypothetical, so i cannot answer that. i will tell you that taking out saddam husseind out to be a good deal, and the search but a the need -- you know, faulty intelligence, the lack of securing iraq at the beginning, which would have been helpful -- put that aside. i am critical and think people have every right to be. in 2009, iraq was fragile but secure. its mission was accomplished in the way that there was security there, and it was because of the heroic efforts of the men and women of the united states military that it was so. that is a fact. john: i am not a big fan of gotchas and pulling things out of context, but that was a discussion on iraq and his brother. he used the phrase "mission accomplished." i think that might leave a mark. mark: democrats are already jumping on what he said. -- i haveigh of not not seen anyone yet highlight the "mission accomplished" part. they are already saying he is being an apologist. i actually thought he was as strong today as i have seen him in talking about the mistakes that were made, what he supports, what he doesn't. it i

the election of barack hussein obama has unearthed a fear -- >> hey! mr. bryant: and that is what has triumphed so much right now. they fear in this country. do not take it lightly when there are those who cry. we want our country back. initially, i said, who has your country? [laughter] until we understood this is no longer a country of white, male privilege. this is a stew. nothing has melting in this melting pot. it is a stew. we are allle sayihnng the same. no, i am different. love me anyway. know where the carrots are. when you eat it all, it is good. blend.n't have to [laughter] mr. hughes: this year, gay marriage has become legal across the united states. two were married in united methodist church. where does ame church stand on gay marriage? can gay people get married in the ame church? if it does not accept it now, do you see that changing? mr. bryant: the american atmosphere has been filled with gay rights. all the programming. all the tv shows. all the movies. school curriculums. legislation on gay. but nothing on race. [applause] you have give

hussein, instead of him, you have isis. instead of him, you have iran taking over. so you tell me, was it worth what we paid for? yes, sir. >> [indiscernible] mr. trump: i said they are terrible. not destroyed, but they are pretty well destroyed. i think i would have a great relationship with russia and putin. >> [indiscernible] mr. trump: it depends. they have to behave also. i think i would get along very well with putin. i know many of the people. i had a major event there two years ago in moscow, as you know. it was a tremendous success. we had an amazing success, and i think i would get along very well with putin. i think i would get along with the leaders of the world very well, many of them, not all of them. the ones i don't get along with will have to pay. we have to make our country great again, and we are not doing it. we are going in the wrong direction. we are going like this. we are a laughingstock all over the world. ok? yes, sir. go ahead. >> mr. trump: new hampshire has a huge heroin problem. per capita, the biggest in the whole country. new hampshire has a huge year when problem -- carolyn -- heroin problem. education, working

mr. bush, his son created the war. the debt of $2 billion a week. there were no weapons of massive destruction. they destroyed saddam hussein, he was the one controlling the region, which is why they have the trouble in the middle east. initiative never done the dictators away -- very should have never done the dictators away. republicans are never for the middle class. >> let's hear from steve from reno, nevada. what would you like to say? steve: whenever i see him i cannot believe that i have who areand carolina very conservative and i do not know how he gets elected. >> what does he say that concerns you? steve: he is like a little puppet of john mccain and i am tired of him. >> ok. senator graham talking about iraq. one of the coaches that he would go back and pound them into -- quotes is that he would. go back and pound them into the ground. one person on twitter responds, no more war. my grandson's arms and brains do not belong to you. he talked a lot about and said that if folks gave him another to bone meal he would be another ronald reagan. o'neill he would be another ronald reagan. ken: actually i would like to se

mrs. hussein's cupboard. notice and mrs. russell's cupboard. we used it as an observation post. it'd taken two hits from j. and m. missiles, rearrange the furniture in the cabinetry quite a bit but it was overengineered in the structure still stood so we stay there. we did want the building to become a shrine to saddam later. i ordered it be constructed and propose to have salvage crews come in and take it apart by brick and use the material in salvage it out. that's one of the breaks. every brick in the home was a hand cut piece of italian marble the wealth and saddam's personal home was unbelievable and so one day as i walked by it was getting late at the mission and i knew we were going to be going home before too long. >> host: you talk about the crystal. what are the rules of taking something like that? >> guest: the rules largely where we gave specific instructions to our soldiers that anything that was museum related antiquities anything like that was absolutely hands-off. armed combatants and enemies that you fight are different story. we brought back uniforms. i have a