heavies mused about dumping dan quayle from the ticket before he was even nominated.mediately. publicly aides insisted that george herbert walker bush considered quayle to be his first choice and his only choice. but that was really only the public line, that was the official history of this, but not the real history. we learn the real history of this today. thanks to an interview with poppy bush's former secretary of state james baker, an interview just released today. we now know the 1988 republican ticket could have been very, very, very, very, very, emphasis on very, very different. >> so the real candidates were dole, quayle, simpson, kemp. is there anyone else that you remember being an important candidate? >> you don't have clint eastwood on there. make my day. which you know clint eastwood's name was thrown out at one point? >> no, i didn't know that. >> when we were way behind, it was suggested in not an altogether unserious -- well,

i think that dan quayle was one of those. the full title of full palm the title came from was of little oblivious league with marks not quite as good as quayle. i think that perry had worse marks. that is a to line poem which i like to write because i get paid $100 a poem. at that time the highest paying magazine was the new yorker which made $10 a line don't understand why there's not a huge crowd at the poetry both at the career of a fair. but i get $10 a line and i mean $100 a poem no matter what, so when i want that sort of those from working for the top dollar in the field i white 82 line poem. one of my early ones was about lloyd bentsen the former texas senator when he was named secretary of treasury dealing with special-interest groups the man known for pro quickness that is how folks do business. [laughter] its $50 a line. [laughter] that's not my shortest poem is the political societal and philosophical implications of the o.j. simpson trial, that is the title. titles don't count and the whole poem is oj oa ave. it

i think dan quayle was one of those. the full title or the full poem the title came from was oblivious we on these sales with marx not quite as good as quails. i think perry had worse marks. that to find homes which i like to write because i get paid $100 uphold -- [laughter] and i didn't think that was much and i looked into our poets were paid. and at that time the highest paying magazine was "the new yorker" which paid $10 online. you can understand why there's not a huge crowd in front of the poetry booth at the career day fair. but i get $10 online. i mean $100 a poem no matter what. so when i want that sort of buzz, working for the absolute top dollar in your field, i write a two line home. [laughter] one of my early ones was about lloyd benson, the former texas senator when he was named secretary of treasury, was called lloyd benson, the short history of lloyd benson's dealings with special interest groups, was the man is known for pro-quote, for pro-quote quickness. in texas that so folks debate is. that's $50 on

i think dan quayle was one of those. the full title on the sales or the full poem of the title came from was it be this way on sales with mark's not quite as good as quails. i think kerry had worse marksmen quayle. now, that is a two line phone, which i like to write a cause i get paid $100 a poem. and i didn't think of as much. and then i looked into how poets are paid. at that time, the highest paying magazine was "the new yorker," which pay $10 a line. so i would say you can understand why there's not a huge crowd in front of the poetry booth at the career day affair. but i get $10 a line -- $100 upon the matter what. so when i want this sort of does you get for working for the absolute top dollar in your field, i write it to line poem. one of my early ones was about voip and thin, the former texas senator when he was named secretary of treasury was called called -- boot a short history of voip and from stealing the special interest groups was the man is known for provo quaintness. in texas, that is how folks to goodn

dan quayle menses jack kennedy as he had done in the campaign trail.had a line saying i knew jack kennedy. jack kennedy was a friend of mine, and your note back -- jack kennedy. some dispute about whether that was a prepared line. what is yours? >> well, it's out of the way to me. unfortunately i was not able to talk to lloyd bentsen. by the time i got around to it. in public statements that he made to reporters after the debate when he was asked whether or not that was a boy purblind he said, no, no, no. it just came to me. however, some of the folks around bentsen letter said, well, we have heard him say this before. in other words, we have heard quayle say something about john f. kennedy before. about the experience. that was a point that quayle had more experience in congress and then government and john f. kennedy did when he was elected president. so they were ready for this. i think we just have to leave it to hear again to different use of what happened. >> talk a little bit about the negotiations that go into -- and i no you're not a part of t

police have blocked off the street here at homestead and quayle avenue, and the s.w.a.t. team has focused on an area a few blocks from here. the s.w.a.t. team has surrounded no fewer than ten houses throughout the day with guns drawn, and late this afternoon we saw s.w.a.t. team members running up quayle avenue being led by a ballooned hound that apparently picked up on a scent. investigators believe he's on foot and somewhere in the vicinity because they found his car abandoned at a nearby arco gas station. a men's bathroom was surrounded a short distance from here and used a row bo-- a remote controlled robot to go inside but he was not fine. police are still calling him armed and dangerous this. manhunt has paralyzed this neighborhood. people have been warned to stay inside and others have been unable to get into their homes. >> i actually heard the gunshots around 6:30 to 6:00, like three to five gunshots, so -- we knew it was a gunshot because we don't hear those kinds of noises here before. >> at about 7:00 he attempted to carjack a woman in the parking lost hewlett

and, first, a guest you all know, former vice president dan quayle joins us. good evening, sir. >> good evening. congratulations to you and fox. 15 great years. many more. we hope. >> greta: absolutely. >> fair and balanced. >> greta: use that for an ad. >> exactly. >> greta: love your state fair. >> you are interested in political history. i'm going to give you a little political history from my perspective in the arizona state fair. it was back in 1958 when i lived here. i grew up here in arizona. i was with my wonderful mother who is hopefully watching tonight, because i'm mentioning her in a very good set. took me to the arizona state fair to pass out barry goldwater literature when he was running for the united states senate against earnest mcfarland. that was my first political event in my life. >> greta: what a difference it makes. >> exactly. >> greta: who would guess you would be vice president and be back here. >> be back at the arizona state fair. when i knew you were going to be here and you invited me i said absolutely i want to come see greta and

both quayle and mccain and now cain say, it would be up to the individual.on't approve, but the woman in the family should make their mind up for themselves. >> that's exactly right about the rise of cain, it has a lot to do with romney. the republican party has found its michael dukakis, a massachusetts governor running on competence not ideology. >> what is this doing for president obama as they watch this infighting and what frank has been telling us? >> they're campaigning against mitt romney, they already started. david axelrod, the democratic third party, they ultimately think that romney is going to be the nominee. when i talked to president obama earlier this week, he was clearly aware of the 9-9-9 plan, second of all, he had seen the republicans had been rising and falling and so, they're lying in wait. they have different scenarios if romney is the opponent. >> donna, is it romney? >> i think jake is absolutely right in his report, democratics are worried about romney. i still believe that cain will pose somewhat of a threat to president obama. he

today was the bush team, at least briefly, considered clint eastwood for v.p., before choosing dan quayletead. this info has been found in an oral history recording of james baker. in it baker says eastwood's name was thrown out at a meeting when bush was 18 points down. eastwood was a republican mayor of carmel, california. baker says the idea as he put it was "shot down pretty quick." >>> tough economic times for city and state governments are ushering in budget cuts in places no one would have expected just a few years back. beyond laying off teachers, firefighters and other city workers, some communities really are going to extremes. our report tonight from nbc's kerry sanders. [ bell ringing ] >> reporter: it's a sign of the times, doing more with less and in some cases doing less with less. in waconda and irene, south dakota, school is four days a week a cost-cutting move to save $50,000. >> we looked into the schools that were doing four-day weeks. we don't feel it's going to have an effect on the students' achievement at all. >> reporter: in tiny alto, texas, population 1,200 the

we are at homestead and quayle avenue. just an hour and a half ago we saw members of the s.w.a.t. team ru running of the avenue, led by a bloodhound that apparently picked up on a saicent. the s.w.a.t. team surrounded no fewer than ten homes throughout the day with guns drawn. 2:00, acting on a tip, officers surrounded a men's bathroom at a park not far from here. they brought una in a remote controlled robot. went in, opened the bathroom door, went inside. the suspect not there. police have covered four weapons, including a rifle. but the suspect should be considered armed and dangerous. a warning that left residents on edge. >> something happened that would make some one do this kind of thing. i pray to god they find him and he doesn't hurt anybody else. >> i'm frustrated. i have to go to work. i couldn't go home. this neighborhood on lockdown since 7:00 a.m. this morning, since, he tried to carjack a woman, he shot the woman, reported in fair condition tonight. allman's car was found at a gas station. the search concentrated in the parking lot. we are told, hewlett-packard was

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he settled on dan quayle.s presidency was mark with mainly changes. >> if you were to design a chief, a cries yais like desert storm, you could not do better that you had with george bush. >> the university of virginia miller center and the george bush library. >> can you imagine sending clint eastwood to meet with leaders of other nationings saying, please, make my day. his wife is a newscaster. she is a friend of mine. i'm thinking, high ticket to a state dinner. that would have been interesting. vice president eastwood. >> he legalized ice cream on the streets of carmel. >> that gives you some indication of the situation mr. bush was in at the time, really trying to think out of the box at that time. >> exactly. >> moving ahead, still ahead, the man suspected of gunning down nine people in a california salon faced a judge today. charges he is now facing and the punishment prosecutors are pushing for. >>> thieves are tar getting local restaurants but they are looking for something a little dirtier than cash.

. >> so the real candidates were dole, quayle, simpson, kemp.yone else that you remember as being an important candidate? >> you don't have clint eastwood on there. make my day. >> was -- you know clint eastwood's know was thrown in at one point? >> bill: i wouldn't be laughing. they can have done worse than mr. eastwood. check four, lady gaga serenading bill clinton at his 65th byrd day party in california. >> tonight i just thought we'd all get caught up in a little bill romance. ♪ ohh ♪ caught in a big romance ♪ ♪ >> bill: you don't expect me to say anything, do you? do you? finally, check five, "the factor" wants economic justice for you, the folks who watch us. we know money is tight these days and we know holiday gift giving time fast approaching. in addition, we know that charitable giving is down because of the recession, off by $20 billion since 2007. so we have a plan. economic justice for you. first, you boy a copy of my best seller on billoreilly.com, get a free copy of "waking hours from lis peil. then if you become a premium member

dan quayle will be with us and jan brewer and arizona senate president russell pearce, live tomorrow eastern. coming up, democrats and republicans agree, it's 100%. but what they agree on may have you wondering what's up with that? senator john cornyn is next. a kayaker crosses paths with a whale. you will have to see this to believe it. [ vet ] your turn max. [ cat ] inside and out. and i'm not the only one who thinks so...right doc? [ female announcer ] vets agree, a healthy check up starts inside. our breakthrough iams premium protection formula is developed with vets... ...with cutting edge ingredients for the lifelong health of your pet. [ cat ] what a surprise... straight as again! [ female announcer ] iams premium protection. our most advanced iams nutrition. ever. [ cat ] oh, i'm not in your way, am i doc? i...[yawns] am an iams cat. >> there is big news in the fast & furious scandal in just 60 seconds. but julia huddy has the headliance. >> officers seen digging behind the home where a kansas city infant went missing this month. fbi agents using dogs to help scour the proper

perry, the one thing dan quayle taught us is you can't run away from the label of being called dumb.ecided that perry is just not ready for prime time. with respect to cain, i think as we learned with the boston red sox to move from a political to a sports analogy, you can't get to a world series by making that many forced errors. on abortion and how you negotiate with the terrorists on the right of return and a series of issues. this guy makes several unforced errors a week. nobody emerged to challenge and it's unclear if anybody will. the base of the party will think he's a weak tee. >> listen to this. >> the man is a serial wind sock. any time you turn around, it's something else. any time he uses an adjective he is getting ready to flip flop. >> it's painful to watch, but also very juicy and exciting as a person watching it. no one likes him. rush limbaugh and none of the conservatives on television and ann coulter. he reminds me of being whiney and elitist and he is just not likeable up against someone like cain who is likeable no matter how many time he puts his food in his mou

. >> and talk about wanting to escape, who can forget vice president dan quayle exercising his spellingfront of the cameras. >> add one little bit on the end. potato. >> you write phonetically. there you go. >> there you go. >> i wouldn't try your luck at, are you smarter than a fifth grader, dan. >> i guess he was wrong and i was right. >> and speaking of a gaffe with an "e" on the end, here's a technical one. and you're in my way of my script, there, if you will move. >> and don't you just hate those meetings that go on and on and on? president ronald reagan certainly did. just before leaving office, president reagan jokes about his frequent public snoozes. as soon as i get home to california, i plan to lean back, kick up my feet, and take a long nap. come to think of it, things won't be all that different after all. >> and speaking of snoozing, i bet president bill clinton wishes this baby was napping and hadn't just eaten before he picked her up at a rally. >> threw up a little bit. >> that's good luck. >> no matter how embarrassing the bloopers or how wild the fights, one thing is

foreclosures, but tonight look at the celebration behind me vice president dan quayle, governor januaryewer and so much going on. we even went to the petting zoo and fed goats and cows and lamb mass. everything is fabulous. of course they threw in the ferrari that they gave me for the 15th anniversary. >> sean: bring me back a friday twinkie and funnel take. let not your heart be troubled our great great great american panel is next. fore! no matter what small business you are in, managing expenses seems to... get in the way. not anymore. ink, the small business card from chase introduces jot an on-the-go expense app made exclusively for ink customers. custom categorize your expenses anywhere. save time and get back to what you love. the latest innovation. only for ink customers. learn more at chase.com/ink most powerful trading app ? total access - to everything. from idea to research to trade. including financials, indicators and real-time streaming quotes. whether you check your investments every day or every minute, our app can take them from thought to trade. at scottrade, seven-do

. >> bush eventually picked indiana senator, dan quayle, to be vice president. clint eastwood served one term as mayor of carmel. >>> if you want to run with the bulls, you don't need to take a trip to spain. just go to phoenix this morning. here was the practice run for today's running of the bulls. fortunately, no one was injured. more people are expected to show up this morning. the run is a quarter mile with 32 bulls in the phoenix suburb of cape creek. the american version has been in the united states only three times. i say, no, thank you. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." still to many could, no charges will be filed. we will hear the santa clara district attorney on his decision not to file charges in the alleged rape a teenage girl by members of the college baseball team. i am a face unclogger. i am a nose coach. i am a throat untickler. i am a human cough suppressant. and i am the sniffles worst nightmare. i am a target pharmacist. ask me about cold and flu remedies. >>> good morning to you. taking our cameras over the city. you can see lots

you know, she was dan quayle as soon as she lost that thing as far as i could tell.hould i have paid attention to something else in this story? >> no, look, i think you're right. i think that when she stepped aside from her governorship that that was a, you know, question that hung out there and there was no good answer for in terms of stepping up and running to be the most powerful person in the world. >> steve, people who've worked with her have come away with differing views of them. i want to read to you something that nicole wallace has said, "time" magazine interviewed her. she served as a senior adviser on the mccain/palin campaign. she has a new novel out called "it's classified." and regarding the main character in the novel nicole wallace says, "the idea of a mentally ill vice president who suffers in complete isolation was obviously sparked by the behaviors i witnessed by sarah palin. there certainly were discussions, not for long because of the arc the campaign took, but certainly there were discussions about whether if they were to win it would be approp

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and then the sixth one, which is probably gonna sound unfair, was a visit with vice president quayle. >> guest: well, that--that's sort of outside that. that--that--that's a separate kind of thing, but, yes, when--when he was not going to be in the white house itself. c-span: now how did you two work out who got to do what on this >> guest: well, we'd--i would get recommendations from the national security adviser, who, in turn, would've talked to jim baker or, if it was somebody active in the defense system of another country, to cheney. intelligence people might or might not be a part of such a decision. and we just had a protocolary sense, also, as to how--how to treat a visitor without -- without appearing to side with or undermine--side with the visitor against the--the seated prime minister or seated president of a--of the visit--of the visitor's country. and there is some sensitivity there. if you give a challenger too royal a welcome, then the government with whom you're dealing every day on matters of international affairs is saying, 'wait a minute. are they trying to undermi

down here at tantau and quayle are blocked off, let me set the scene for you. it is unclear why the suspect came to this particular neighborhood, but he did certainly after the shooting. he ditched his car at the arco's station and made his way down here on foot. this intersection at the left is where he tried to carjack a vehicle. the woman resisted and the carjacking was unsuccessful. he opened fire on that woman. she is going to survive. several people in the neighborhood said they heard as many as four gunshots. a short time >> it was the santa clara police department and notifying the residents that there is this guy who was killed two guys and he is on the loose. he is on the loose with the guns watch for him, do not approach to notify 9/11 if you have a suspect that is in the area. >> and this is typical of what we have seen drop the day heavily on the swat teams in a couple our vehicles, they have a blood count working in the area you have seen them going through back yards, there are a lot of cul-de-sacs in the area as well. they're still searching thi

quayle: i want to thank the chair for his excellent leadership in this. it's taken fiviers too long but finally the house will have the opportunity to vote on three pending free trade agreements. we have to understand that america competes in a flobal economy. if we ignore this we ignore it at our own peril. while these trade agreements have been languishing on the president's desk for five years, we have lost market share to the e.u., to canada. those will keep the economy from growing again. look at the colombia free trade agreement, since we have drafted that agreement, $3.85 billion in unnecessary tariffs have been put on american products. when we have these agreements in place, we're going add to our economy and add to the jobs here in the united states. in my home district, we have a very robust high tech sector, depends heavily on trade. last year we had $10 billion of free trade going out in exports. a will the of -- a lot of them have been going to countries we have free trade agreements for. 35,000 jobs are directly related to that. i think thi

quayle: i want to thank the chair for his excellent leadership in this. it's taken fiviers too long but finally the house will have the opportunity to vote on three pending free trade agreements. we have to understand that america competes in a flobal economy. if we ignore this we ignore it at our own peril. while these trade agreements have been languishing on the president's desk for five years, we have lost market share to the e.u., to canada. those will keep the economy from growing again. look at the colombia free trade agreement, since we have drafted that agreement, $3.85 billion in unnecessary tariffs have been put on american products. when we have these agreements in place, we're going add to our economy and add to the jobs here in the united states. in my home district, we have a very robust high tech sector, depends heavily on trade. last year we had $10 billion of free trade going out in exports. a will the of -- a lot of them have been going to countries we have free trade agreements for. 35,000 jobs are directly related to that. i think thi

>> i've got my joe biden -- anyway, the bottom line is this, if dan quayle can't get kicked off a ticketet kicked off a ticket. we're sticking with obama and biden. >> all right. >> let me -- will, i'm going to let you weigh in there. >> i was just going to say i agree with ed. the appeal for hillary clinton is she has been able to be above the fray. i want to use the same catch phrase there. she hasn't had to get mired in partisan fights and she hasn't had to be attached to this economy in any way. that being said, she brings these positives to the ticket. and i've got to ask you this, i don't understand why it's so out of the question. what does joe biden bring to the ticket? what benefit? what positive does he bring? i don't think when any voter goes into the voting booth and go, well, he does have biden. in fact, i think it works the opposite. biden is a net negative to obama. >> well, i disagree. and i tell you why. because you're right. i don't think people consider a vice president when they're voting for a president in the same way that i don't think it drags down the ticket. bid

president bush also chose dan quayle to be his vice president. going, come on, buddy, go ahead, make my day. >> hey, vice president eastwood? >> yeah. >> how about this? speaking of clint eastwood, i did a little something for you here. some of these are easy for you to make the connection. madison county, wisconsin, 60 and partly cloudy skies. callahan, anybody, anybody? "dirty harry! you got it! gun barrel city, texas. and heartbreak ridge, california, 78. what about spots seeing rain out there? doesn't have anything to do with the clint eastwood movies but a low pressure system around the rockies. exiting the northeast. you can see it right here. i'm not worried so much about rain today but i will tell you behind this a lot of wind is pushing in and a lot of wind advisories from northern new england as far south as places like philadelphia over to the northern great lakes. >> announcer: this weather segment sponsored by all. tough on stains, gentle on skin. >>> good enough, everybody. nancy, over to you. >>> prosecutors are close to wrapping u

interviewees deeing critical moments in american history with appear aves by former vice president dan quayle and former defense secretary then dick cheney. james rosen is live in washington with this fox news exclusive. high james. -- hi james. >> reporter: more than 50 senior officials were interviewed for this oral history and these tapes have never been played publicly until now. they take us inside the oval office during the bush 41 presidency as never before, showing us how george herbert walker bush operated behind the scenes but also giving us insights into many figures who would later serve in the bush 43 presidency, men like robert gates. in fact, the first clip we're going to play for you features gates, then the director of cia, recalling the final planning stages for operation desert storm, the campaign deliberates -- to liberate saddam hussein from iraq. it was an awkward situation when president bush asked him to review and report back on the plan for top officials, including dick cheney and colin powell. the only time the president looked over cheney and powell's shoulder in t

quayle: thank you, mr. chairman, and i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr.chairman, i rise today i strong suppo of h.r. 1904. the bill authored by my good friend and fellow arizonan, congressman gosar, that will create thousands of jobs in arizona. i want to commend chairman hastings for thinks work on this and bringing this tthe floor today. what we see right now is a jobs crisis that we have in america. and we need to be able to unleash the ingenuity of our job creators. and we also have to make sure that we're not putting up barriers for people to actually start companies, expand companies and hire new workers. h.r. 1904 have will have broad economic impacts not only for arizona bu for the country as a whole. because it will create 3,700 jobs equaling nearly $220.5 million in annual wages. these are good, high-paying jobs right here in america. and it will also generate nearly $20 billion in federal, state, county and local tax revenue. this is a win-win. not only is this legislation completely paid for, but it also ensures that mining is done in a respon

quayle: thank you, mr. chairman, and i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. chairman, i rise today in strong support of h.r. 1904. the bill authored by my good friend and fellow arizonan, congressman gosar, that will create thousands of jobs in arizona. i want to commend chairman hastings for thinks work on this and bringing this to the floor today. what we see right now is a jobs crisis that we have in america. and we need to be able to unleash the ingenuity of our job creators. and we also have to make sure that we're not putting up barriers for people to actually start companies, expand companies and hire new workers. h.r. 1904 have will have broad economic impacts not only for arizona but for the country as a whole. because it will create 3,700 jobs equaling nearly $220.5 million in annual wages. these are good, high-paying jobs right here in america. and it will also generate nearly $20 billion in federal, state, county and local tax revenue. this is a win-win. not only is this legislation completely paid for, but it also ensures that mining is done in a