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's advisors,includingdickcheneyanddefense secretary donald rumsfeld, whom 41 said serve his son badly. rumsfeld shot back, saying bush 41 was "getting up in years" and miss judges bush 43, who he found made his own decisions. rumsfeld and bush 41 have had a rivalry for a long time. former vice president cheney defended his role in the administration and claims that he was a puppet of his daughter and wife. >> i have heard much worse said about me than anything he ever thought, and i don't spend a lot of time worrying about what he meant by those diary entries. after 9/11, i saw my role being as tough and aggressive as i needed to be to carry out the president's policy to make sure we don't get hit again. mark: jeb bush also took to the tv airwaves to defend his brother and his brother's administration. mr. bush: my brother is a big boy. his administration was shaped by his thinking his reaction to the , attacks of 9/11. my dad, like a lot of people, loved george and wanted to create a different narrative, because that was natural to do. right? george would say, this was under my
's advisors, including dick cheney and defense secretary donald rumsfeld, whom 41 said serve his son badly. rumsfeld shot back, saying bush 41 was "getting up in years" and miss judges bush 43, who he found made his own decisions. rumsfeld and bush 41 have had a rivalry for a long time. former vice president cheney defended his role in the administration and claims that he was a puppet of his daughter and wife. >> i have heard much worse said about me than anything he ever...
: yeah, interns. it was just a fun group of people. don: artlaffer,dickcheney, andi would have dinner from time to time, or lunch from time to time, or just have meetings in the white house from time to time. dick: in 1974, we came to the hotel washington to the two continents restaurant. that's where we sat down and talked about tax policy. and art drew the laffer curve. arthur: i invited jude wanniski, who was a writer for "the wall street journal" at the time. he passed on. but he kept all the records of this stuff. and in an article much later, it was called "taxes, revenues, and the 'laffer curve'." he recounted this dinner. so it was the four of us. and that is the dinner we are talking about today. dick: during that time, what we were trying to do obviously was manage the transition from the nixon administration to the ford administration. there had never been anything like it. don: and the country was faced with some serious economic problems. and what was coming up through the system was not what i felt represented the direction the country should go. and it was in lar
: yeah, interns. it was just a fun group of people. don: art laffer, dick cheney, and i would have dinner from time to time, or lunch from time to time, or just have meetings in the white house from time to time. dick: in 1974, we came to the hotel washington to the two continents restaurant. that's where we sat down and talked about tax policy. and art drew the laffer curve. arthur: i invited jude wanniski, who was a writer for "the wall street journal" at the time. he passed on. but...
. it was amazing. this time, i will make this to myfriend,dickcheney. [laughter]arthur: you got the first one and you gave it away, don. ♪ >> pardon me. >> you are saving it? dick: this time, i'm going to get the napkin. >> it is going to go to the cheney museum. >> that is right. don: old friends are the best friends and there is no question that we all three have been friends for many, many decades. something, i suppose, exceeding 40 years, four decades. >> these are my two favorite people, as you can tell. don: as long as we agreed with him, he liked us. dick: don rumsfeld and i have been close friends for 40 years. he fundamentally changed my life, got me off the academic track and into politics and government. art is, as i say, one of the more interesting personalities around. and so i had lunch and somebody else paid for it. >> what does it say? dick: that is classified. >> this game had never been seen in the wild before. i was just dying to see how people would adapt to it. ♪ >> the garage is a bit of a myth. it didn't serve much purpose, except it was something for
. it was amazing. this time, i will make this to my friend, dick cheney. [laughter] arthur: you got the first one and you gave it away, don. ♪ >> pardon me. >> you are saving it? dick: this time, i'm going to get the napkin. >> it is going to go to the cheney museum. >> that is right. don: old friends are the best friends and there is no question that we all three have been friends for many, many decades. something, i suppose, exceeding 40 years, four decades. >>...
dickcheneygivenwhat a lot of us have reported and followed, it puts him back into the center of the conversation in a way he had not been in the past couple of years. rumsfeld, i think he proved the point. on the record, he declined to comment. we had two conversations about what bush had said about him. to me, he did not want to comment. his statement was that president bush is getting up in years. the problem is that bush's comments about his being moreant, iron-ass, comments made first in 2008 and then repeated again over several years. think rumsfeld is passive aggressive. on reaction puts a cap are what has been a great rivalry in modern american politics. mark: let's unpack this thing that got a lot of attention, bush 41 says, from where i sat, cheney and rumsfeld had too much influence, they were too bellicose. bush 43 says, i love my dad, i don't want to challenge them, but i called the shots. did bush 41 have enough data to make this judgment? is it informed? was this just a father imposing his view? trying to get his son off the hook? >> i don't think he had much more
dick cheney given what a lot of us have reported and followed, it puts him back into the center of the conversation in a way he had not been in the past couple of years. rumsfeld, i think he proved the point. on the record, he declined to comment. we had two conversations about what bush had said about him. to me, he did not want to comment. his statement was that president bush is getting up in years. the problem is that bush's comments about his being moreant, iron-ass, comments made first...
, his family and inner circle. offersthe older bush assessmentsofdickcheney, donaldrumsfeld, and even his son. there has been praise. the new york times says the book reflects the qualities of both subject and biographer. miss, balanced, deliberative, and a deep appreciation of history and the personalities who shape it. all of that being said, i am pleased to have my friend, and the friend of this broadcast, jon meacham. where do we start. this has been a 17 year project. jon: 17 year odyssey. to my mutual friends, immediately found president bush to be more cockaded and interesting and conversation then the caricature in the press. charlie: how so? jon: the quiet, consistent charisma. i understand how he became president. it was person, by person, by person. always paying attention to you. the other guy. wanted to make sure you are comfortable. part of that fundamental political transaction. what is the fundamental political transaction with politics? you can trust me with your fate. almost instantly i saw this is how he did it. charlie: the idea of a biography . jon: it develo
, his family and inner circle. offersthe older bush assessments of dick cheney, donald rumsfeld, and even his son. there has been praise. the new york times says the book reflects the qualities of both subject and biographer. miss, balanced, deliberative, and a deep appreciation of history and the personalities who shape it. all of that being said, i am pleased to have my friend, and the friend of this broadcast, jon meacham. where do we start. this has been a 17 year project. jon: 17 year...
former president, his family and inner circle. in it, the older bush offers assessmentsofdickcheney,donald rumsfeld, and even his son. alongside the controversy, there
former president, his family and inner circle. in it, the older bush offers assessments of dick cheney, donald rumsfeld, and even his son. alongside the controversy, there
new threats arising, as senator rubio noted last night. rubio really is thenewdickcheney. he'sgot the views and a lot of the cheney people. more fundamental question will be without also prevail in the longer this contest. i am not sure that the dick will prevail. ted cruz says let's go in and not the heck out of them but i don't want to do a nationbuilding. economy, who presented the best case for themselves? hunt: this may shock you, but my answer is john kasich. his budget and tax plan is the only one that really holds together. the others do not have plans like that. john: what you think was the biggest flub of the night? interesting one made a mistakez on the five agencies he was going to eliminate. rick perry could remember them. crews said commerce twice. but it showed how quick he was. and they talked about the sugar subsidies. mark: the other fight they had was on the bank bailout. should banks be too big to fail? who got the best of that? hunt: i think ted cruz did. a lot of people hate big banks and hate wall street. when ted cruz said no, no more bailouts, i'm not sure
new threats arising, as senator rubio noted last night. rubio really is the new dick cheney. he's got the views and a lot of the cheney people. more fundamental question will be without also prevail in the longer this contest. i am not sure that the dick will prevail. ted cruz says let's go in and not the heck out of them but i don't want to do a nationbuilding. economy, who presented the best case for themselves? hunt: this may shock you, but my answer is john kasich. his budget and tax plan...
president, his family and inner circle. offersthe older bush assessmentsofdickcheney, donaldrumsfeld, and even his son. there has been praise. the new york times says the book
president, his family and inner circle. offersthe older bush assessments of dick cheney, donald rumsfeld, and even his son. there has been praise. the new york times says the book
nomination or the general? al: both. even the nomination fight. i'm not sure thatthedickcheneyviews-- and he does have a number of top cheney people -- cruz and bush both separate themselves a little bit. cruz says let's go in, but i do want to do any nationbuilding. mark: on the economy, which is being presented as understanding the good economy? al: mark, this will shock you, but if you look at it substantively, the answer would be john kasich. his budget, his tax plan, is the only one that holds together. bute of it is unrealistic, l it holds together. the others do not. but john kasich not have a good night last night, and he will be remembered more for some slips like the banking issue. john: stylistic problems overshadow the substance. al: absolutely. mark: what do you think was the biggest flub of the night? al: well, there were a number. of the most intriguing flub was the way ted cruz made a flub saying he was going to eliminate rick perry did that for years and couldn't read them. cruz, instead of stalling, basically just said commerce twice. ey, didn't you-- h double cou
nomination or the general? al: both. even the nomination fight. i'm not sure that the dick cheney views -- and he does have a number of top cheney people -- cruz and bush both separate themselves a little bit. cruz says let's go in, but i do want to do any nationbuilding. mark: on the economy, which is being presented as understanding the good economy? al: mark, this will shock you, but if you look at it substantively, the answer would be john kasich. his budget, his tax plan, is the only one...
his sonanddickcheney. hesaysdickcheneyhad"his own empire." and he calls donald rumsfeld arrogant. scarlet: the bank of england today cutting its inflation forecast across the board once again. officials voted 8-1 to keep levels at a record low. >> growth in advanced economies has continued and broadened, particularly in the euro area. the company nonetheless expects that the overall pace of u.k.-weighted global growth to be more modest than we had expected in august. risk,mained downside including the abrupt slowdown in emerging economies more broadly given high-level's of debt. now is billg us blaine, a strategist at mid partners. a very dovish statement. the market doesn't see a 50% chance of a rate increase now until august of 2016. do you feel that the underlying economics support this kind of a vicious/-- this kind of dovish ness? bill: yes. or we can do is wait for the u.s. to give the lead and see what the effects are going to be. a u.s. rate hike is likely to be negative on sterling, which is going to cause elements of inflation back here. but in some respects, t
his son and dick cheney. he says dick cheney had "his own empire." and he calls donald rumsfeld arrogant. scarlet: the bank of england today cutting its inflation forecast across the board once again. officials voted 8-1 to keep levels at a record low. >> growth in advanced economies has continued and broadened, particularly in the euro area. the company nonetheless expects that the overall pace of u.k.-weighted global growth to be more modest than we had expected in august....
dickcheneyhashis own empire. he called donald rumsfeld arrogant. george bush has said he never consulted his father before going to war in iraq. to get more and these and breaking stories, go to bloomberg.com. tom: this is a data check -- crude oil right now in the u.s. is 34 dollars. this is the most optimistic chart i can come up with. this is claims adjusted for growth of america's employment. we have never been here in a gazillion years. the volatility of the 70's and 80's and we come down through the recession and there is the crisis. vonnie: claims have continued to outperform. tom: it's extraordinary. an important correction -- i am getting hammered because i cannot l pronounce francineacroix's last name. we'll discuss this over drinks. we are going to the saint regis hotel and i will pronounce it correctly. thank you for that important tweet. belsky is with us looking at the linkage of what the fed and the bank of england does and his optimism on the equity markets. at of a sudden, where 18,000. >> i think people are still in the bunker. becauseinteresting time we talk
dick cheney has his own empire. he called donald rumsfeld arrogant. george bush has said he never consulted his father before going to war in iraq. to get more and these and breaking stories, go to bloomberg.com. tom: this is a data check -- crude oil right now in the u.s. is 34 dollars. this is the most optimistic chart i can come up with. this is claims adjusted for growth of america's employment. we have never been here in a gazillion years. the volatility of the 70's and 80's and we come...
. hesaysdickcheneyhadhis own empire and calls donald rumsfeld "arrogant." george w. bush says he never consulted with his father before going to war in iraq. first wordook at our news right now. you can get these and other stories at bloomberg.com. there at the quinn news desk. now to our top story, the bank of england announcing this morning it is keeping rates at .5% -- no change in rates. do not expect record low rates to rise much anytime soon thank to mark carney signaling that going tos -- there are be slow moves as long as china is a drag on the global economy. >> the mpc is voted again by a majority of 8-1 to maintain the bank rate at half a percent and by 9-02 retain purchase assets at $975 billion. since it has in february last year, we reaffirmed our expectations that when bank rate rises occur, they can expected to be limited and gradual. betty: for more, i want to get to a dartmouth economist, former member of the boe monetary policy committee. we also have mark barton outside the bank of england on this. what would you expect, a rainy london afternoon. first to you
. he says dick cheney had his own empire and calls donald rumsfeld "arrogant." george w. bush says he never consulted with his father before going to war in iraq. first wordook at our news right now. you can get these and other stories at bloomberg.com. there at the quinn news desk. now to our top story, the bank of england announcing this morning it is keeping rates at .5% -- no change in rates. do not expect record low rates to rise much anytime soon thank to mark carney signaling...