ranging from counter-terrorism to non- proliferation to psittacine empowerment, at the age of 24 during t bushinistration, he was brought in the secretary of state. the youngest person to serve in his capacity -- capacity. he served under hillary clinton as a key advocate as the initiative to refer to as 21st century:statecraft. he is the polymath plus, the informed that do work who moves into social change. congratulations. [applause] >> thank you very much. this is an incredible honor. as somebody who loves history to actually stand up here on stage at ford's theatre and looked out here, it is an incredible experience. we were asked before the event to say a few things about leadership. having just turned 30 last year and looking at my fellow honorees, i think it is safer for me to tell you a story. it was particularly inspiring to me and it really changed and it shaped my view of what a leader is and what leadership can be. seven years ago, i was in graduate school. i took a long trip to the islamic republic of iran bank for the purpose was to interview opposition leaders and reformers, you

so now he had to promise, january on to this year to get rid of t. bush tax cuts are the big enemy. he is going to raise the taxes on the rich, totally disingenuous, but he was honest about the bush tax cuts and the damage that would be caused if they got rid of them. >> much more with rush limbaugh. he has a big warning for republicans. what does he say could cost them the 2012 election? that's next. i'd race down that hill without a helmet. i took some steep risks in my teens. i'd never ride without one now. and since my doctor prescribed lipitor, i won't go without it for my high cholesterol and my risk of heart attack. why kid myself? diet and exercise weren't lowering my cholesterol enough. now i'm eating healthier, exercising more, taking lipitor. numbers don't lie. my cholesterol's stayed down. lipitor is fda approved to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke in patients who have heart disease or risk factors for heart disease. it's backed by over 19 yes of research. [ femalannouncer ] lipitor is not for everyone, including people with liver problems and women who are nurs

so now he had to promise, january on to this year to get rid of t. bush tax cuts are the big enemy. he is going to raise the taxes on the rich, totally disingenuous, but he was honest about the bush tax cuts and the damage that would be caused if they got rid of them. >> much more with rush limbaugh. he has a big warning for republicans. what does he say could cost them the 2012 election? that's next. >> greta: rush limbaugh ditious out words of warning, saying the g.o.p. face ace big problem in 2012. what is it? here's rush limbaugh. why has governor mitt romney not well a so-called surge? we hear surge with basically every republican nominee. but you don't see that surge with governor romney? >> well, every poll i have seen of republican primary voters, he can't crack 30%. it has been curious. you look at it from the reverse, 70% of republican voters want member else. this is why we have a phenomenon of the not romney. bachmann and then herman cain now newt is the not romney. i think it boils down to something that is not complicated at all. republican primary voters are conservati

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iowa, but george herbert walker bush won the nomination. 1980, it was george herbert walker bush winning the , t, joy ann, two for five. what do you make of it? >> bill clinton didn't win the iowa caucuses in 1992 either. so i don't think that that's necessarily the reason that iowa is starting to look like an a an act roistic choice to be the first. i think what erin said is more important. this is a very unrepresentative group of voters. and it's also a form of voting that is not representative of the rest of the country. so i think, particularly in the republican party, however, it's a chance for the evangelical wing of the party to be heard, because they are just so dominant. and, again, is that going to help them with independents going forward? would the person who can win that group of voters be the most electable? probably not. >> erin, i'm glad that joy-ann brought it up, because this year it seems like the evangelical community has not coalesced around a single candidate. >> they can't. but some of the candidates are trying really hard to get that vote. i was in iowa just this past wee

bush tax cut for the rich? i'm just asking that, going by your principle. >> well t tax cuts for the rich -- the rich 1% pay over7%. they are taxed enough. they creigh yait the jobs. that's not why you brought me on here. >> i just want to see if your principles are consistent or not. they cut the tax rates for the rich. 39% would have the clinton tax cuts back again. your party, if it is the republican party opposed restoring the same tax rates we had during the economically excellent 1990s. your party is protecting the rich. >> wasn't president obama, today, patting himself on the back that $40 is going to help every american family? if americans need $40 a pay period, what is going on. i'll buy 12 gallons of gas rather than 35 when he took office. we want boehner and the democrats to do, all of them, to drastically change the way washington does business. borrowing and spending is a nightmare disaster. it's about to happen to us like europe and greece. >> it's good for a protester. you are a protester. you get paid a salary, staff, you get staff salaries to be participating in governing the united states. tha

t. question more. fun fun fun fun . keeping torture alive a bill in the senate is calling for a return to bush era torture a freshman lawmaker introduced the amendment which would under president obama's executive order banning torture as an interrogation technique the moment also aims to bring back a full classified set of torture tactics so this would deem certain forms of torture as allowed so the public isn't allowed to know what they are so why is congress so gung ho about torture and tactics blotter and truth out contributor dr jeff k. is here now to talk more about this welcome jeffrey so why are we seeing this renewed push for harsh interrogation practices. certainly rules like please political overly we were all by. so called an agent. of the bush sr urgently what it means to buy president obama and executive order of office. let me point out that i make in my article and from. yesterday is that this dispute. covers the torture already exists and what is the whole truth to be in the center of a ship that we need and that is the group. so you're saying that and torture it already did that's what are some examples of

t. can't be a show. it has to be the real thing. >> go ahead? >> bush spent a lot. obama spent more than anyone that thought was possible. we can't sustain it. >> do you blame both parties? >> yes! yes, you have. to the government's too big. >> sean: let me make a point n. july 3, 2008, when barack obama was running, he actually accused president bush of being unpatriotic because at that point, in bush's presidency, 8 years in, he had accumulated $4 trillion in debt. president obama made that mark in 2 1/2 years. fiever said anything like that, chinever would about a president, would that be a double standard? >> of course! obama can spend $4 trillion and the media's not holding him to it. it is not fair to me. i'm 21 years old. i don't know if i will have social security. i probably won't because of the size of the government-- >>> frank's going to have yours. >> i ain't going to make it that far. >> sean: is this your first vote? >> i voted in 2008. >> >> sean: who did you vote for? >> john mccain. >> you glad about that? >> yeah. >> who are you going to vote for?

t. can't be a show. it has to be the real thing. >> go ahead? >> bush spent a lot. obama spent more than anyone that thought was possible. we can't sustain it. >> do you blame both parties? >> yes! yes, you have. to the government's too big. >> sean: let me make a point n. july 3, 2008, when barack obama was running, he actually accused president bush of being unpatriotic because at that point, in bush's presidency, 8 years in, he had accumulated $4 trillion in debt. president obama made that mark in 2 1/2 years. fiever said anything like that, chinever would about a president, would that be a double standard? >> of course! obama can spend $4 trillion and the media's not holding him to it. it is not fair to me. i'm 21 years old. i don't know if i will have social security. i probably won't because of the size of the government-- >>> frank's going to have yours. >> i ain't going to make it that far. >> sean: is this your first vote? >> i voted in 2008. >> >> sean: who did you vote for? >> john mccain. >> you glad about that? >> yeah. >> who are you going to vote for?

whether it was george bush or the congress or republicans, atm machines, tea party, you name t. he's looking for someone to blame. >> tsunami -- it's a long list. but now he's blaming the american people, saying they are lazy. saying they have gotten soft. you think about it, the list is long. kiosks, atm machines, tsunamis and you blame bush. but now he has taken a tact i have never seen a politician take. he is blaming the american people for getting lazy and soft. have you taken very strong issue with it? >> i think he's making an enormous mistake. the blaming other people works in very narrow setting. but it certainly doesn't work when you are the president of the united states. it is not following the harry truman the buck stops here model. people of america will not forget that president obama had two years with the democrat house and senate, super majority in each chamber. he had his way with a whole series of legislative initiatives and those initiatives have failed. he borrowed -- what? $787 billion for his first stimulus. how did that work out? not so well. he promised

whether it was george bush or the congress or republicans, atm machines, tea party, you name t. he's looking for someone to blame. >> tsunami -- it's a long list. but now he's blaming the american people, saying they are lazy. saying they have gotten soft. you think about it, the list is long. kiosks, atm machines, tsunamis and you blame bush. but now he has taken a tact i have never seen a politician take. he is blaming the american people for getting lazy and soft. have you taken very strong issue with it? >> i think he's making an enormous mistake. the blaming other people works in very narrow setting. but it certainly doesn't work when you are the president of the united states. it is not following the harry truman the buck stops here model. people of america will not forget that president obama had two years with the democrat house and senate, super majority in each chamber. he had his way with a whole series of legislative initiatives and those initiatives have failed. he borrowed -- what? $787 billion for his first stimulus. how did that work out? not so well. he promised

t. can't be a show. it has to be the real thing. >> go ahead? >> bush spent a lot. obama spent more than anyone that thought was possible. we can't sustain it. >> do you blame both parties? >> yes! yes, you have. to the government's too big. >> sean: let me make a point n. july 3, 2008, when barack obama was running, he actually accused president bush of being unpatriotic because at that point, in bush's presidency, 8 years in, he had accumulated $4 trillion in debt. president obama made that mark in 2 1/2 years. fiever said anything like that, chinever would about a president, would that be a double standard? >> of course! obama can spend $4 trillion and the media's not holding him to it. it is not fair to me. i'm 21 years old. i don't know if i will have social security. i probably won't because of the size of the government-- >>> frank's going to have yours. >> i ain't going to make it that far. >> sean: is this your first vote? >> i voted in 2008. >> >> sean: who did you vote for? >> john mccain. >> you glad about that? >> yeah. >> who are you going to vote for?

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you're watching r t live from moscow with our special election coverage we continue to update you on the very latest results throughout the night stay with us let's check in with daniel bush he's at united russia party headquarters joins us live now daniel according to official preliminary results the party is topping its rivals but not quite taking half of the vote just under fifty percent what the atmosphere like among the party members where you are. you know it's across the chairman has just given the first official reaction to the party's victory he says it's still a victory despite the losses compared to four years ago which he puts down to have become painting but opposition parties but you know to all the governments in europe are being forced out because of the effects of the euro crisis at the moment the economic crisis there's really three thing the world at the moment. is the party leader if the president of russia is top the paul t. list and we can now hear a clip explaining the policies agenda as well as some of the criticism that has been thrown at the policy. which. as russians pick for parliament who are the main contenders in the race for a do list seats

he carries baggage as well as benefits of the bush name but he tests as well of the other candidates we tested trailing obama at this point by tofour t> why do you think he could conceivably be a panacea? is there somebody who has a strategic interest in promoting the idea of him as a potential candidate? is there somebody who strategically wants you to be getting his name out there? or you just thought he's as reasonable, an establishment republican who's not running, as anybody in. >> absolutely. people have been talking about bush on the right as a very viable candidate, as a real answer. we didn't do this to try to correct the perception but to give a better sense of what's going on in the race. there are dozens of polls out there. a lot of them are focused specifically on the republican specifically on the race in iowa and new hampshire. we want to give voters a better look and the public a better look at what would happen to him in a general election race. there's no easy for republicans but still looks like president obama has a steep hill to climb. >> are you going to poll on like mitch daniels, chris christie, sarah palin? i

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t child sexual abuse and rape. >> and the eight alleged victims. fascinating in court. untimely death to report, former nfl linebacker lou bush has died.ty. the seventh member of san diego's 1994 super bowl team to pass away. bush suffered a heart attack less than a week after his 42nd birthday. >> in nevada, crews have recovered the body of all five vi victims of the sight seeing helicopter crash. it went down in a remote canyon, 30 mile from las vegas wednesday night. among them a couple from kansas celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. ntsb says the helicopter operator had at least five accidents since 1994. >>> we turn to another kind of crash, the failure of an investment firm headed by a former senator and governor. the house committee interrogated john corzine after millions went missing after the company went bankrupt. linsey davis has details. >> reporter: he did not plead the fifth. former senator john corzine could not answer the question where are the missing millions? >> i simply do not know where the money is. >> reporter: the money estimated $1.2 billion invested by clients in the wall street brokerage firm, corzin

t about the iraqi lives? >> president obama, you remember the president who started the war. >> hey, excuse me. have i been a supporter of bushswer is no. that war should have never -- look, saddam hussein did not knock down the world trade center. and one good thing about iraq, he killed terrorists. he was very good at killing terrorists. there were no terrorists in iraq. now it's harvard. it's like going to harvard for terrorism. saddam hussein killed terrorists. he would wipe them out so fast. and right now they're using iraq as the primary breeding ground for terrorists. so here's the thing. if iran is going to take over iraq and the oil reserves, why don't we just keep the oil reserves? >> that's your fear. >> how stupid, look, how stupid can we be? thousands of lives, tremendous number -- 30,000, 40,000 people horribly injured. we get nothing. what do we get? nothing? now we're handing it over to people that in a couple years will be our enemy. >> $2 billion a week, that's what the u.s. is spending to keep 100,000 troops in afghanistan right now. at least through the end of 2014, another three years. that money -- $100

t. >>> a suspected felon is in the hospital tonight with life threatening injuries after getting into a shootout with san francisco police this afternoon. it happened when officers stopped the vehicle on bushtreet. police say the driver then took off running on to larkin and fired twice at officers. officers returned fire and hit the driver in the chest. >> i think the officers did a fantastic job, again, you know, protecting the citizens fired upon and suspect is in custody. >> police have not positively identified the man but they believe he is a wanted parolee. police are still looking for a woman who was a passenger in that car. she escaped during the shootout. >>> two san francisco environmental health inspectors is face multiple felony charges tonight in a suspected restaurant bribery scheme. authorities say arnold stewart and christian sanders pocketed thousands of dollars by selling food safety certifications to nearly 50 restaurants date -- nearly 350 restaurants dating as far back as 2007. the restaurant employees won't be charged. >> they were misled to some extent by the inspectors. it came clear it would be a difficult case to prove because of the lack of knowledge in some cas

bush in 2000, won the white house after being endorsed by "the des moines register." you know, if ter in iowa. but it doesn't necessarily spell success, t.j. >> shannon travis from des moines. thank you as always. >>> we're coming up on eight minutes past the hour. we've been talking a lot about iraq. and we'll ton do so this morning. historic moment after the last u.s. military convoy pulled out of iraq overnight. happened while you were sleeping. many of you. we'll look back at some of the memorable images from this nearly nine-year war in iraq, including the night of shock and awe. [ mom ] scooter? your father loves your new progresso rich & hearty steak burger soup. [ dad ] i love this new soup. it's his two favorite things in one... burgers and soup. did you hear him honey? burgers and soup. love you. they're cute. [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. everyone believes in keeping their promises once a year. but we believe in helping people take steps to keep them every single day. that's why every day we help people across the country get into their first ho

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