w he found a congressman from illinois, a guy name donald rumsfeld.[laughter] he took over the office of economic opportunity. one of his first hires was a young ambitious congressional is intern from wyoming, a guy named dick cheney. so 1981, the office of economic opportunity, oto was finally abolished altogether. you can give rumsfeld and cheney credit for ending att least one war, that was the war on poverty. too soon? [laughter] finally a couple statistic was one is that poverty is reduced from 1959 it was 22% of poverty that's pretty95 crazy. it's like don't make me do the math, what 14, one and five. in 1973 was 11% it was cut in half and the space of 14 years. when you look atpa a graph of a chart of where poverty was headed, from 1959 to 1973, it's just straight down. since 1973 when the effect of putting the brakes on world poverty took effect, it is held steady up until about 11 to 15%. in some ways i think the war on poverty was a success in other ways it was not. have be happy to take any questions if anybody's got them to step up to the

he found a congressman from illinois a guy named donald rumsfeld, who took over the office of economicopportunity and one of his first tires was a young ambitious congressional intern from wyoming, a guy named dick cheney. so in 1981, the office of economic opportunity oh eo, was finally abolished altogether. we couldn't give rumsfeld and cheney credit for ending at least one war, and that was the war on poverty. [laughter] what to soon? finally, we took a couple statistics one is poverty was reduced, 1959 poverty was 22%, that's pretty crazy. let me do the math that's one and four, one and five? and in 1973, it was 11% so is cut in half. in the space of 14 years. when you look at a graph a chart of where poverty was headed, from 1959 to 1973, it's just straight down. but since 1973, when the effects of putting the brakes on the world poverty took effect, it is held steady. it's been about 11 to 15% since then. in some ways i think the warm poverty was a success in other ways it was not. i'd be happy to take any questions if anybody's got them, you can step up to the microphone and let

war and the neocons that organized and i remember hearing about that in the 19 nineties and donald rumsfeld and i thought why on earth are people inventing conspiracy theories when literally you can sit there to say is a group of people who march this argument after the cold war needed to reassert its called on --dash power and then i also heard about donald rumsfeld after 9/11 to say do we get enough to hit saddam hussein? that's a conspiracy theory that absolutely he said that. so i always wonder about conspiracy theories because if you want to really get involved in look at the leverage of power and how things change. you have to invent something happening in the basement of a pizza parlor or the idea that somehow somebody planted a birth certificate in hawaii or doctor felt she is somehow started with aids and is now uncovered by a failed medical researcher there is plenty right there. there is an element like you know something that nobody else does they want to say they know more than the experts somehow they are cheating and they know more by their own get cents that is deeply proble

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and people like dick cheney and donald rumsfeld who are relatively new to government at the time did not like when congress had we need to step in and confront the national security state and what's become a very out of control kill program cheney then went on during the reagan years in the eighty's to serve in congress and when the iran contra scandal broke out into the open cheney did not like congress being involved with anything that the executive branch was doing. and you had this other scandal that emanated from the highest echelons of power and the reagan administration was acting as though it had nothing to do with it i've told you all that i know and you know the truth of the matter is for quite some long time all that you knew was when i told you. that you had to let me. be. our witnesses morning is mr robert mcfarlane the former national security adviser to the president. and his mcfarlane we welcome you to the committee and we look forward to your testimony . mr mcfarlane. did you have any discussion about the possibility. of in effect farming out the whole contra support

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filed a lawsuit in federal court on behalf of 16 men and women seeking to bring former secretary rumsfeld and secretary gates to justice. i heard about the lawsuit and decided to become a part of it. because i never wanted another woman to go through what i would. be a lawsuit alleges that they have overseen a system that has deprived the rape survivors of their constitutional rights specifically we allege that they deprived them of their substantive due process procedural due process equal protection and 1st amendment rights. me sick to see everybody stories. how they kind of closely tied together everybody story some who has a its case. i think that the military does to people like us all the things that they put in place are all pretty much intended to help women deal with being raped better that's what they're about. and join the military halfway through my senior year of high school awning to serve my country and do new things and challenge myself in a different way. i was in the army about 7 or 8 years before anything ever happened to me. by another c.i.t. agent who was senior to me

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if you look at cases like rumsfeld, the law schools in that case -- they were concerned about misattribution of their position on letting military recruiters onto campus. that concern alone was not a reason to find it unconstitutional conditions violation. in the other funding cases like rust and reagan the entities were ultimately not allowed to operate in their preferred manner, but the abortion providers in rust certainly did not want to have to separate their speech in the way they did. the court found that it was constitutionally permissible for congress and the executive branch to require them to separate that speech because they still had an open channel to express their first amendment views. , the the prior decision respondents clearly have an open channel to express their views without chilling and having to give up the money. justice roberts: thank you, counsel. >> thank you, chief justice. i am interested in the implications of our decision in this case, in particular if the government were to lose this case, would any other programs or statutes be invalidated or called into ques

rumsfeld had come out very strongly and said the u.s.itary is not going to get involved in nationbuilding. and our question was, ok, who will we turn that over to? because we should start thinking about that now. and so, the idea that we were going to leave quickly, which the military did start to do, but not have anyone to turn it over to, that caused us great concerns as military men. david: did men working for you get killed, under you? gen. kelly: oh, yeah. david: so what do you do in that situation? do you send a letter to the next of kin? or how do you deal with that emotionally? gen. kelly: yeah, well, i mean, it's part of the lifestyle. it is not an easy part of the lifestyle. when i was a commander there, when i went back for a subsequent tour, i was the senior marine commander on the ground. and there were a lot of things that you might list that would be woken up for in the middle of the night. i only had two of them. a missing american, because then we had to go to general quarters to find that person. and then, a death. and

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and other arabs when they came to britain for be all to help the past bombs do you know you will rumsfeld this meeting sit down isn't there interesting. shadow on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this half hour an experimental antiviral drugs been authorized by the u.s. food and drug administration for emergency use in treating coronavirus patients 1500000 vials of the drug is called from disappear will be distributed to hospitals as of monday. assault style rifles are being immediately banned in canada that's in response to the country's worst mass shooting a little less than 2 weeks ago. north korean state media says leader kim jong un has made his 1st public appearance in almost 3 weeks he reportedly opened a fertilizer factory rumors have been swirling about his health and his possible death let's get more on our top story that emergency drug approval in the us live now to washington and our correspondent mike hanna mike clearly lots of people have got hope built into this how good is the drug how well it worked we think. well there nee

picks it up and i can only hear one side of the conversation, but i know it's bad when he says is rumsfelda live, the strike on the pentagon. at tha the moment, i couldn't lk at him. i looked to the side and realized about a foot and a half away from u us was a police car come in fact there were four cars and i hadn't recognized they were there. they were maybe a foot and a half away from the car and we were going 85 miles per hour and they were matching that close. if you could roll down the window, they were there. later in the day i said what was that all about, because i never saw it again and he said we were worried about a car bombe the cd we wanted it to go off ten or 15 feet further from the president to get a better chance of surviving the blast and my first thought was what the hell was i doing in the backseat of the car. [laughter] but that was the day. we got on the plane, the president, we left off and when we lifted off literally the plane began to roll on the door wasn't even shot. we got on the plane and marmalade it takes like ten or 15 minutes to cover everything, in thei

and then i also heard about donald rumsfeld after 9/11 saying did we get enough to hit saddam hussein. oh, that's a conspiracy theory. he couldn't possibly is have said that. [laughter] and then, of course, once i did the research, he did. he absolutely said it. it was never contested everywhere you look. so i always wonder about conspiracy theorists because, like, if you want to get really involved in stuff and look at the levers of power and look at how things change, it's all right there. you don't have to invent something happening in the basement of a pizza parlor or the idea that somehow, you know, somebody planted a birth certificate in hawaii or that anthony fauci is somehow started something on aids that has been up covered by a medical researcher. there's plenty right there that you can get into. i think there's actually an element that goes beyond simply wanting to feel like you know something nobody else does. i i think it's a sign of people feeling empowered. they want to say they know more than the experts, that somehow the experts are cheating and they somehow know more

other arabs when they came to britain for be all to help the path of alms deals you know you will rumsfeld was meeting saddam isn't that interesting there are a shadow on al-jazeera. world. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera i'm peter double your top stories an experimental antiviral drug has been authorized by the u.s. food and drug administration for emergency use in treating coronavirus patients 1500000 vials of rem disappear will be distributed to hospitals from monday. north korean state media says kim jong il now has made his 1st public appearance in almost 3 weeks these images reportedly show the leader opening a fertilizer factory rumors have been swirling about his health and even his possible death. assault style rifle to be immediately banned in canada that's in response to the country's worst mass shooting a little less than 2 weeks ago in the. fighting on the yemeni island of has stopped after an agreement was reached between government forces and u.s. backed separatists. troops pushed back to separate us from the island's provincial capital on friday under the agreement

saudis other arabs when they came to britain for be all to help to pass bombs deal's off you will rumsfeldthis meeting saddam isn't that interesting there are a shadow on al-jazeera. welcome back a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera one of the toughest coronavirus knockdowns in asia is to be eased even further on kong's chief executive kerry now says calls can reopen made to this month along with some businesses cinemas and bars the u.k. is death toll from covered 19 has become the highest in europe according to newly released data from the office of national statistics that shows the number of fatalities reached 30002 weeks ago and in other news the philippines leading broadcaster has been ordered to shut down the telecoms authority says a.b.s. to be as license has expired present roderigo tatay has regularly criticised the network. by germany's top court has ruled that the european central bank must limited in its involvement in an e.u. stimulus program complainants argued that the purchases were unconstitutional as speak to dominic cain about this is alive in berlin dominic talk us

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present donald rumsfeld the national security advisor who had earlier pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. has asked an appeals court to dismiss the criminal case against him or arguments for the case. michael flynn's lawyers had asked the court of appeals to drop the case as requested by the justice department follows pressure from donald trump and republican allies would also advise truck during the 26th. campaign and then 2017 he confessed to lying about his conversations with russia's ambassador in washington. the details of 9000000 passengers have been accessed in a cyber attack on the british airline easyjet the hacker obtained the email and travel details of the customers as well as the credit card information of more than 2000 of them easyjet said it was contacting the customers. with me so robin a reminder of our top stories the world health organization has agreed to hold an investigation into the global response to the corona virus pandemic $194.00 member states voted unanimously to hold an independent inquiry including an examination of the w h o's role. the main is full