the fact is that george w. bush backs them up he says no before the third try. but to go back to your question, which was then about his health. so you know, in addition to having this truly singular political career over four decades, this man has exercised tremendoutremendou s impact on the way we live our lives as americans today, particularly after 9/11. .. i always knew that the cheney's were very generous people, but they don't talk about it. one of the things i knew they did was provide the heart defibrillators to all of the places of worship in washington dc. no one ever knew about that and i always felt he was more generous than anyone gets him credit for being. >> guest: you mentioned his business career and he was ceo of halliburton and that has given rise to just decades now of completely baseless speculation about the vice president having been a profiteer somehow off of the decision to go to war and its worth point out that the most prosecutorial book about dick cheney was published i think in 2009 by a washington journalist. is the kind of book th

i supported george w. bush initially. i was sick of clinton and gore and bush seemed like the kind of guy you would want to have a beer with. plus, i am pro-life and so is bush. there were factors. you might be surprised about my cartoons because things did change. we had 9/11, of course. this cartoon kind of worked out because the intelligence formed the twin towers of their own. and of course, 9/11 became politicized. and each party had their own idea on how to proceed forward because this was an unprecedented thing. none of us knew what was going on or what direction we would take. the republicans were in office led by bush and cheney and others. they had their ideas about which direction to go. we have established a link -- and it was frustrating because i was drawing in san diego and it is a military camp. a lot of retired military. pretty conservative. the people there in 2001, i think we all supported afghanistan, right? but 2003 came along and a lot of us thought it was a horrible idea, even as conservatives. i le

he very first piece of advice that dick cheney gives george w. bush on 9/11, and he tells me in the book the president didn't like it, resisted it, ultimately listened to dick cheney was stay out of washington until we know what we're dealing with. >> host: some people thing it's because chip chip wanted to assume the power of the day and what you're explaining is he was wanting to make sure we had a president who -- >> guest: he kept in close contact as best as those sketchy communication facilities permitted with the president at all points. some of the most sense stiff things you can ask dick cheney about -- i went into the detail with him on this -- is shootdown order from 9/11. this is something that -- i don't think anyone anybody asked him about since 9/11 with the exception of the commissioners on the 9/11 commission. he conveyed an order to the secretary of defense, donald rumsfeld in early hours, authorizing, instructing the military, to shoot down the airliner that eventually crashed in pennsylvania but which was thought to be heading

it was quite different than george w. bush, to be vocal and a credit of the successor. why does he do that? >> caller: i think he's a fighter by nature. i think he is also in a setting where the man he served, who is at the top of the ticket has followed his own father's practice of abstaining from criticism. that leaves dick cheney to venture into the arena to serve as the chief defender as the bush cheney legacy. he has continually asserted that the problems he faces as commander in cherry chief are byproducts. that calls out the defense for someone in that administration. he knows he carries unique gravitas. i think he feels comfortable in that role. >> host: in talking with him, what do you think he wants his legacy to be or does he not worry about it? spee3 we got good insight on this the other day. i had the privilege of unveiling the marble bus at the capital. it was attended by joe biden, former president george w. bush, the majority leader and cheney spoke "after words". at the end of his remarks, he said if anyone walking through the statuary hall in the capit

the fact is, george w. bush backed them up on this, he twice said no before and exceeding on the for third try. to go back back to your question which was not about -- health, in addition to having a truly singular political career were for decades, this man has exercised tremendous impact on the way we live our lives as americans today, particularly after 9/11. it's also the fact that dick cheney is a singular creature. doctors can point to other people walking around planet earth today who have had five heart attacks and heart transplants. doctors cannot point to anyone else besides dick cheney who had his first cardiac event in the 1970s and is still around. so every advance that has been made in cardiac medicine over the years, somehow in a weird way dick cheney was there kneading that advance very badly and benefiting from it. anything you can have done to a heart patient dick cheney has had done. >> host: speaking of the heart, not the physical heart, one of one of the things is a press secretary you'

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the caucus winners on the republicans, you have rick santorum. 2008, i got to be. 2000, george w. bush. 1996 and 19 88, bob dole. what percentage of the iowa population shows up? it varies tremendously. republican on the side is usually a little bit less than on democrats. in 2012 and 2008, republicans had approximately 125,000. this is about 600,000 republicans, rounding here. number in the the state. basically 2012 was a record turnout and so had 2008.

the transcripts reveal that george w. bush running against al gore was only pretending to be a moderate. i have to figure out how to expose the fraud that clinton is the new president. and he could get squishy on democracy. the relationship was indeed special. blair calls clinton mate. clinton offers to baby-sit blair's son. they chat about everything from pink panther movies to the tragedy of princess diana. >> the president said i think anything you could do for the boys, about the challenges they will face. as for hillary, when she runs for senate, her husband tells blair, proudly, she's starting to sound like like a meandering old man. a man whose legacy is relevant again because she is running for president. andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington. >>> when we come back, the student-teacher dance-off that has gone viral and part i use what' s already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what' s within me. with once-weekly trulicity. trulic

. >> was this happening under george w. bush too and people just weren't shining a light on it? >> of course it did. social media certainly has exploded. but george bush let people sit on their roof tops, people died in katrina. >> do you think the first black president could have brought the light to this? >> absolutely. >> do you think the president has been too conscious of his own skin color, not wanting to get the blowback of making things a race thing. >> he's been boxed in by his own race, and there's so much more he could have done. the debate will be, again, could he have done more or did they

what do you make of president obama's revision, his opinion about george w. bush's stance? >> i wish president obama would have taken president bush's prediction in 2007 seriously instead of withdrawing all troops out of iraq in 2011 in the way president obama did. we left too soon, we create sad vacuum and isis easily took over power in syria and iraq. isis is plotting attacks just as we saw with the video today how they carried out the attack in paris november 13. i was happy president obama in his final year in office is realizing the threat isis poses to the world. but unfortunately it didn't come sooner. dierdre: you have watched this presidency for the past two terms. do you think we would be in this position if president obama had been tougher or had realized the threat was as big as george w. bush once said it was? >> absolutely. in the beginning he called isis the jv team. if he would have taken the threat isis posed in the very beginning seriously from the get-go and squashed it as they stood, we would not see where we were today in terms of how rapidly the threat

newly revealed about george w. bush, vladimir putin and princess diana. >>> and biggest jackpot ever. huge lines as the jackpot explodes to more than $800 million. could it grow to a billion before the numbers are drawn? "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. the images of our top story are beyond chilling. video and photos of a police officer ambushed at close-range by a man with a gun. and nearly as chill robert griffin iii the y are the implications this might be an isis inspired violence. the victim, a philadelphia police man, who survived being shot at 11 times and took down his attacker who allegedly told police he did it in the name of islamic. steve peterson is in philadelphia with the >> reporter: these chilling surveillance images show the moment a gunman dressed in a traditional white arab robe opened fire on a philadelphia police officer at point-blank range, shooting at least 11 times. >> shots fired. i'm shot. i'm bleeding heavily. >> reporter: 33-year-old police jesse hartnett was hit thr

what he really thought about george w. bush and hillary's political ambitions during his presidency. >>> it is not often that we're privy to the private remarks of a president, so there was high interest today when, for the first time, bill clinton's presidential library released transcripts that he had with tony blair, made public in response to a freedom of information request. the conversations cover difficult times at home and abroad. nbc's andrea mitchell has more. >> reporter: bill clinton on the campaign. as we learn of his chats with tony blair, his closest ally. at a tumultuous time for his presidency. weighing war with iraq, denying his relationship with monica lewinsky. demonstrating his ability to decompartmentalize. no mention of lewinsky. only this possible oblique reference, after i get all of this crap behind me, i would like to talk to about this. he said. about what, was censored by the government. >> this is someone dealing with a domestic trouble at the same time as dangers of war on at least two contin

there's a lot of people that will have a fondness for george w. bush. it's about time and will be a shot in the arm for jeb bush. >> is it too late in. >> i'm asked that a lot, which is good news. people seem to be interested. i'm hopeful he will. the details haven't been worked out. he's a popular republican. >> south carolina is on the 20th of february. will it happen before then? >> i don't know yet. there are people thinking about it and working on it. my expectation is he will be out there with me. i'd love to have him sdplp what's the wait? the details haven't been worked out. if he's still so popular and he is, why isn't he out there helping his brother? >> jeb should be doing anything he can to get any votes. if sarah palin endorsing trump is a benefit to trump, i'd have to think that george w. bush endorsing his brother is a benefit for him on the campaign trail. this has been over for jeb bush for a long time. it is too late. it was late a few months ago. he started out talking about the iraq war and how he would do the same thing with the evi

because of the republicans, i'm saying as a liberal progressive democrat myself, that george w bush invasion as hobble dictator of sudam hussein was, without isis emerging. so if iraqi war had not happened and george w. bush or dick cheney had not evaded iraq, there was no iraq war -- >> host: all right, bill, i think we got the point. that's bill in west hartford, connecticut. >> guest: the book argues and i strongly believe that the iraq invasion was the original sin not just of the invasion itself that gave jehadist cause, was ready for the americans to arrive in 2003, also omission of not having security in place, essentially anybody was a professional inside iraq in the early 2000, dismantling the armed forces. also a very angry, you know, disenfranchised elite population that was happy to help coming in. plenty of iraqis that would have helped anyway. he was able to melt this extremism with the iraqi discontent and bringing two together turned out to be a powerful brew and those people who started the movement that's isis today. that's the same ideology, some of the same individuals, e

sharyl: who advised george w. bush says bush did not oppose making a deal with iran. the question is, will this particular deal succeed in making iran change its behavior? still to come on "full measure" we'll visit one citth may be a canary in a coal mine. sharyl: some say the wolves of wall street are circling america's cities. they convince city leaders to use bonds to borrow what looks like easy money for projects. but the cities can end up in such deep debt they go bankrupt. some of those cities claim theye the victims and blame the wall street middlemen who make money on the whole deal. chris pabst of our affiliate wjla has our story. chris: you believe wall street took advantage of the city? mayor papenfuse: i think there was no question wall street took advantage of the city. chris: eric papenfuse is the current mayor of harrisburg, pennsylvania. in 2011, he watched his city become the first and still only state capital in american history to file for bankruptcy. mayor papenfuse: nobody wanted to stop the gravy train because everyone was profiting off the borr

next george w. bush campaigning in new hampshire as part of the 2000 presidential race. ,d donald rumsfeld talks about his 1988 campaign. and later the 1992 campaign of paul songas. >>> each week until the 2016 presidential election, american history tv brings you archival coverage of past presidential races. on road to the white house rewind, we look into president george w. bush on his first trip to new hampshire after announcing his candidacy in june 1999. the texas governor went on to win the republican nomination and then defeated vice president al gore in the general election. the race was among the most highly contested in u.s. history and was not decided until five weeks after voters went to the polls. when the u.s. supreme courtjyh÷ stopped a florida recount, this ultimately awarded the state's electoral votes and the presidency to governor bush. >> good job. really good job. >> it is going to be a great campaign. thanks. thanks for being here.?'Ñññ [ inaudible ] >> i'm ready to go. i know that being a governor of texas isn't close to being president of the

sharyl: who advised george w. bush says bush did not oppose making a deal with iran. the question is, will this particular deal succeed in making iran change its behavior? still to come on "full measure" we'll visit one citth may be a canary in a coal mine. may be creating a problem as (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) sharyl: some say the wolves of wall street are circling america's cities. they convince city leaders to use bonds to borrow what looks like easy money for projects. but the cities can end up in such deep debt they go bankrupt. some of those cities claim theye the victims and blame the wall street middlemen who make money on the whole deal. chris pabst of our affiliate wjla has our story. chris: you believe wall street took advantage of the city? was no question wall street took advantage of the city. chris: eric pa

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bush out in south carolina and the southern states. george w. bush has a 77% favorability amongst republicans. he is obviously from the, for social conservatives in particular, for those fiscal fil conservatives. what happened in the iraq, war those are issues some republicans don't agree with it and how he handled it. this is thing about jeb bush around the president. it is close isn't family. david: yes it is. >> i'm not surprised president bush will come out on behalf of jeb. he is incredittably likeable personality. i think it is asset for jeb to use. david: we haven't seen a lot of him. it will be interesting to see how it plays. deroy, you have the blame the bush theme. usually coming from democrats but also comes from some republicans now. does that, is that theme getting old and steal? will it not work anymore or will it have some resonance. >> the great way to bring it back into prominence and gw bush to leave his ranch. david: you think it is terrible idea. >> it is terrible idea. people want to remember the bush years. remember this i

sharyl: who advised george w. bush says bush did not oppose making a deal with iran. the question is, will this particular deal succeed in making iran change its behavior? still to come on "fufu measure" we'll visit one citth may be a canary in a coal mine. a warning about easy money that the world a president has to grapple with, sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's prepared for it like no other. a tireless secretary of state, standing up against the abuse of women and girls. negotiating a cease-fire in gaza, leading the diomacy that keeps us out of war. the presesency is the toughest job in the world... and she's the one leader who has what it takes to get every part of the job done. sharyl: some say the wolves of wall street are circling america's cities. they convince city leaders to use bonds to borrow whatat looksks like easy money for projects. but the cities can end up in such deep debt they go bankrupt. some of those cities claim theye the victims and blame the wall street middlemen who make money on the whole deal. wjla has our story.

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sharyl: who advised george w. bush says bush did not oppose making a deal with iran. the question is, will this particular deal succeed in making iran change its behavior? still to come on "full measure" we'll visit one citth may be a canary in a coal mine. a warning about easy money that you know the basic bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but so many families don't feel like their hard work pays off. that's not the way america is supposed to operate. i want to go to bat for them every single day. get incomes rising... get equal pay for women... cut the cost of health care and child care so people can actually get ahead. hillary clinton, she has what it takes to get things done. sharyl: some say the wolves of wall street are circling america's cities. they convince city leaders to use bonds to borrow what looks like easy money for projects. but the cities can end up in such deep debt they go bankrupt. theye the victims and blame the wall street middlemen who make money on the whole deal. chri

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you worked for george w. bush's campaign. you helped design george w. bush's immigration policy. >> marco made the choice to go the direction of the major donors to support amnesty because he thought it was politically advantageous, i honored my commitments and as president i will honor every commitment that i make to the men and women of this country. >> it's interesting that jeb mentions the book. that is book you changed your approach to immigration. >> so did you marco. >> chris i was mentioned this that question. >> your name wasn't mentioned. >> i your name was mentioned. sir i think the vote -- the question was about -- >> what is your question? >> it's not my question you get a chance to respond to. it's his answer. you don't get 30 seconds to respond to me. you don't get 30 seconds to respond to me [simultaneous speech] >> i know you like to argue about the rules but we're going to conduct the debate. >> at the very same time as that debate donald trump was just a few miles away holding a benefit for vet veterans but instead of beginning talkin

you would never allow john mccain or george w. bush -- >> john mccain and george w. bush both did debates with moderators that they would not have selected. but listen i think it's settled -- >> you're dodging this question. >> george bush sat down with all sorts of journalism moderators that were hostile towards him. >> i'm talking about debate moderators. >> i think it's a missed opportunity for donald trump to display bigness. sure he looks strong but there's no debate about that i mean's strong. >> i think he's doing something that has been building up over years and this the as television totally branches out into cable and online, you get a lot of moderators who make it about themselves and there wasn't only the fox debate we're talking about here and i think he's saying you know what? i'm not going to another debate where it's all about the moderators, it's supposed to be about the debates, i've done six, i've won them all, what more do i need do? do i need to prop up more moderators to want to make it about themselves? >> necessary first place, standing next

. >> wishful thinking about a george w. bush economy in 2007. come on. >> 63%. we have a labor force participation rate. that's the lowest it's been in about 50 years. >> and crazy monetary policy and wages that are barely growing. john, final word to you. >> look, the point on this is george bush was bad. they never tell you president obama is good. they never come out and say this is great. we haven't had leadership in washington d.c. for over 20 years and we -- there is a peace dividend. but we're not leading. we're letting the world happen. that's not what we need to do to take care of our own interests. >> thank you john and thank you all. caputo on business starts 20 minutes from now. what have you got? >> believe it or not the state department is saying it helped make it happen last year. how about sending all the refugees back this year? and we haven't seen the market do this in, well, fdr was in the white house and it could very well decide which party wins the white house this go around. we'll see you soon. >> thank you, neil. we can't wait. but up her

it is the right nation that goes for george w. bush, goes to church, hates the government and the united nations loves guns and nascar racing, lives in the south and suburbs and that strange land between pasadena and the hudson river. it is the right nation that knows in its heart of hearts that john kerry is really french. [laughter] >> that may sound clichÉ, but conservatives who believe those things control white house congress governorships, and state legislatures. 41% of americans identify as conservatives. that is a remarkable number against the miniscule numbers who even understood the term conservative 50 years ago when the young ronald reagan went to look for an alternative to the new deal among the suburbs of southern california. we think this story about how this part of the america, the right nation, has been written about too little. the new york times recently appointed a writer to write about conservatives. this is either an attempt to scoop our book or a tacit admission that america's paper of political record has