to the bottom of this little hill that's the the a wall that was george bush did and if you look further down there's no wall. now is out of doubt most of the people in the united states do not want the wall all of the people in mexico do not want the wall and i guarantee you mexico is not going to pay one penny for their wall because the wall this is stop people walk us people . so if trump builds what he wants to build it'll be a little longer a little higher it'll just take a little longer to cross but it's not going to stop anybody. if you're lucky of course. you can see that somebody was walking through here there's footprints right here. we put out maybe two or three thousand gallons every summer and i would say maybe three hundred of them or use another three hundred or sabotaged broken and and then some are just left out there maybe an animal or nobody ever uses them but as long as one of them is using to save one person's life. so we don't try to hide the bottles so we try to leave a bottle right here because what a person will do is oftentimes we're going to wait right

the ramps up tariffs on imports for bush president ever gone into finance saying his country would emerge victorious in an economic war also coming up. skirmishes in google where us as an expatriate romanian to return home to call my government to resign they say they were forced out of their own country by corruption. and weiner pilots staged the biggest strike in the budget airlines history calling for better pay and working conditions industrial action comes at the point of europe's summer holiday season. you're. going to show i'm sorry harmon it's good to have you with us president trump has stepped up his pressure on turkey with new tariffs sending that country's currency into freefall washington is doubling tariffs on turkish steel and aluminum imports apparently over anger as a arrest of an american christian pastor on terrorism charges the liras nosedives someone european markets tumble president aaron alone is calling it an economic war and promising that turkey will emerge victorious. the president tried to reassure a nervous public saying his government had the situation

were in power when george bush was still u.s. president tony blair was still at the helm of the british government and they know how each of the ticks they also know that sometimes they need a bit of time to sit down and have an open and frank dialogue but we also know that this is not the first meeting behind closed doors between the russian and the german top diplomats if you will the germans the russian foreign minister actually came to berlin and nobody found out about it a few weeks ago so this just goes to show that. the.

him with firing multiple. they didn't fire george w. bush when he fired caspar weinberger and explicitly and very specifically with a corrupt motive to avoid caspar weinberger testifying against him. nobody suggested that. if they were to impeach any president i think the congress would go out of its way. the other issue is with the evidentiary requirements are to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that if they charged and does the two witness rule applied in an impeachment? i don't know the answer to that and i say that very clearly in the book. >> this is a good time to talk about the specific allegations because the key distinction of what would have been in an impeachment circumstance you could imagine two things. one, you could imagine an article against the president for an act everyone concedes is not a crime. if the president moves to london and stops doing his job for six months, you could impeach the president for that. >> that may be amendment 25 is about. if he leaves his job, or you might find he voluntarily left. i have another ample let's see what you think about t

wall that george bush did and if you look further down there's no wall. now is out of doubt most of the people in the united states do not want the wall all of the people in mexico do not want the wall and i guarantee you mexico is not going to pay one penny for their wall because the wall this is stop people walk us people . so trump builds what he wants to build it'll be a little longer a little higher it'll just take a little longer to cross but it's not going to stop anybody. if you lock your cars. so you can see that somebody is walking through here there's footprints right here . we put out maybe two or three thousand gallons every summer and i would say maybe three hundred of them or use another three hundred or sabotaged broken and and then some are just left out there maybe an animal or nobody ever uses them but as long as one of them is using to save one person's life. so we don't try to hide the bottles so we try to. leave a bottle right here because what the person will do is oftentimes are going to wait right here because of cars going to come later on so i'm a way to d

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is previous esas president obama and george w. bush as well is that in a way he's he's rejected the rhetoric of values of democracy or human rights and promoting those kind of liberal values in favor of the kid up so i would say that that's the principal difference between those two there is also a strategic disagreement as well and i think that largely is around. the relationship that the united states or president trump is building with russia and the bigger geopolitical picture i think which he has in his mind possibly by and reconsider the home secretary of state about some kind of a possible russian chinese splits and i think there's a big disagreement about that but that's a strategic question the overall united states continues to exert its up but i think the rhetoric around values i think president trump doesn't have any time he's much more about asserting the war are out of the dollar or of the trade of market access and of the american military ok well david i mean it i guess in a way trump is probably more honest than his predecessors because he doesn't talk about democra

. to be clear, all presidents are concerned about their media coverage. george w. bush often lamented press treatment. obama used new forms of media to get his message across, often complaining he was covered unfairly. trump is uniquely concerned and focused on his image and how the image is covered in the media. he has spent more time than anyg in the media president since the earliest days of the nation. he makes not only an opposing force, but almost treats the media as an equal force. replied that trump used to be part of the media. i was a little confused. explained that between his a time on fox and , hends and the apprentice felt like he was part of the media. so there is part of him to get more frustrated than someone else might get in terms of coverage. his relationship was disorienting for the white house press corps. most polls predicted he would lose to hillary clinton and they were wrong. that teaches us a different lesson. struggling with how to capture what we are seeing in this white house. frequency canand make stepping back and putting things in perspective difficult

obama administration or even the bush administration or even the clinton administration, in terms of the steps they took to advance urban america. i have been on the scene, i was mayor of new orleans during the clinton and bush years. i was president of the urban league during the bush, obama, and trump years. if there was a window of opportunity where the trump administration could make a difference, it is in prison and criminal justice reform. i think there is a determination by many in his administration to put their markdown, but that does not take away from the rollback of civil rights titans is taking place at the justice department or department of education. those rollbacks have a long-term, deleterious effect on the body politic of the nation. nor does it take away from this charged up climate in the it isy of rhetoric and extremely divisive. i do not have enough time here to just go point by point with this particular pastor, but it was a great paid political advertisement. host: we are taking your calls , the ceo andial president of the national urban league. republicans,

friend george says, at the time george w. bush. he places hareat stock in the president says not on dan cote or chris ray. what those people are talking to is a different audience. they're talking to us, people who actually coverhis issue or care about democracy issues and are worried about russia. they say we do te this seriously. don't pay attention to the president. that is an extraordinary thing a foovernment in which you have this bifurcated policy. andrea: there is another issue as well. you know better than anyone how putin sees this but test of government, bureaucracies don't move unless there is leadership from the top. the fact ishey had their one and only meeting at the, you esknow, ential level last friday just a week ago and it was less than an hour devoted to the whole issue ouf rssia and its attack on the election and its continuing attaco that was to three weeks after dan coates had warned a public the hudson institute that the red lightsre linking and it was the ost important urgent warning since the 9/11 prewarnings about terror. we've been told, that the senate intell

lower can you go? >> 29% is better than george bush. better than his father. >> we have a poll here. the in your opinions are all bad. 85 to nine. from kanye. trump cares about how black people feel. the approval rating among black voters. this is the most recent take. august 9. feeling good about that. >> i wouldn't say i feel good about it. i put a lot of effort in to this subject. and criminal justice reform and building relations. 29% favorability. >> fair point. >> that's where they live most of the time is prison. hay care about education. and the economy. and the environment and other things. because they have a -- >> wait a minute. >> they are unfairly represented in the criminal justice system. that's not the only way you get the black vote. you know what i mean? >> of course not. >> all right. >> lower unemployment rates. economy opportunities. >> you say the right things. treat them as what they're supposed to be. >> respect the leader. >> that does help. >> that's the start. that's more than starting point to show you respect the community. he hasn't shown that. at all.

w. bush as well is that in a way he's he's rejected the rhetoric of values of democracy or human rights and promoting those kind of liberal bias. in favor of the kids are so i would say that that's the principal difference between those two there is also a strategic disagreement as well and i think that largely is around. the relationship that the united states or president trump is building with russia and the bigger geopolitical picture i think which he has in his mind possibly by and reconsider the home secretary of state about some kind of a possible russian chinese boots and i think there's a big disagreement about that but that's a strategic question we all grow all the united states continues to exert its up but i think the rhetoric around values i think president trump doesn't have any time he's much more about asserting who are or aren't up on the dollar or the of the trade of market access and of the american military ok well david i mean it i guess in a way trump is probably more honest than his predecessors because he doesn't talk about democracy promotion as you know

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president george w. bush. the president of the american for action forum, director of domestic and economic policy on senator john mccain's 2008 campaign for president. andy card, let me start with you. we hear about the way john mccain was able to reach across the aisle. he was something that you -- somebody that you interacted with in 2000 when the primary campaign was between john mccain and george w. bush. i am reminded in may of 2000. they got together over a bruising primary campaign. they spoke for 90 minutes and delivered a press conference on the heels of that. i want you to take us back to that. what emerged from that conversation, the way that john mccain was able to leave that primary behind and endorse the candidate you were working for and went on to work for in the white house as well? >> first of all, john mccain was someone who celebrated democracy. he was an advocate for democracy not just in the united states, but around the world. but he really did motivate people to get involved in the political process. he got involved, but he also accepted the results of the elections

group on monday taliban fighters on bush three buses taking almost two hundred people hostage later on monday afghan security forces reportedly three hundred fifty of those people well journalists face he sent us this report from kabul. well it has been more than three hours that we still have been hearing some r.p.g. and gunfire from the side which is not more than six kilometers from our location here. police believes that there have been two up to three assailants involved into this attack and the so far some up to ten rockets have been fired into different locations kabul police says that two policemen have been slightly injured into these attacks but the look ation have been evacuated the firefighters of arrived and tried trying to douse and or we have to wait and see what will be the latest about because we still do not have any clue about the civilian casualties or choose these missile came after the afghan president offered a cease fire on sunday to last for the duration of the muslim holiday. it looks like the attacks or a scorning response to the proposal don't you hawkins

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week. he had requested that george w. bush and barack obama, two presidents who had been fierce adversaries of his in campaign rights, will be among those who will speak to honor his life. then it was senator mccain's request that he will buried at the cemetery associated with the u.s. naval academy. that will come later this week. it is a long farewell, but it was a long life in public service. that's for sure, hallie. >> nbc's kelly o'donnell there in phoenix. thank you. leaders from here in d.c. to tel-aviv, to seoul, to london, all praising john mccain, who is being received, the news of his death, honored from around the world. what's going on at the white house? the "washington post" reporting there was a statement. not just the tweet the president wrote, but more, reportedly praising the senator, calling him a hero. president trump apparently didn't want it released. the white house lowered the flag saturday after news of the senator's death came out. as you can see though, it is back to full staff this morning. there was a shot, if you look behind it, you can see the fla

or not be traceable. and that policy was continued by george bush, george w. bush, barack obama. now we have the trump administration that has decided that we should make it easier. and the gun is not even traceable. >> issuing a statement saying the issue has been overblown. wrongly claimed that 3d printing technology will allow for the production and wide spread proliferation of undetectable plastic firearms. explain how they are cagey here. >> it is true that the undetectable firearm's act signed by ronald reagan, makes the manufacture, the production of these weapons illegal. you can't enforce the law if you can't see a weapon is plastic. this is a clever way for them to say we are going to hand cuff the police, hand cuff law enforcement so they can't detect when a gun is right in front of them. >> according to what i have been able to read that metal piece can still go through a metal detector and still fire. >> a metal piece can be snapped on and snap back on. snap it off before you go through a metal detector. and snap it back on. number two, it needs to be modernized. and the

bush should. try to cut costs. difficulty. coming up and facing. him in the. nasi will either be useful resource for me to look into this. none of them i know. that i am not like i let. go of this to get it started. and then a lot of what i think about. what i'm look at him as are a lot of us up the money into the magazine i'm about in the. head of the long long long i left my one moment. to say sitting. there will go places is a long. haul metaphors are being made. for them in the form of golf course on. how much yeah he. says. nearly two years after the bombing the trial was about to begin. karen left her home in new hampshire early to arrive for the opening statements. it was the first time she had scenes or niamh since the arraignment. inside the court room karin and the other survivors were seated just twenty feet away he refused to look at them. the defense team would make the case that so cars are nihilists was unduly influenced by his older brother. the prosecutors would argue that he was fully responsible for his actions. many victims shared their experiences including t

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with the george w. bush administration when they even considered regime change we saw it with the obama administration when in fact you know they took a fairly tough line to lead up to the two thousand and fifteen agreement but the huge difference here is is that. there was cooperation between those administrations and between partners such as the europeans and indeed between russia and china who were other parties to the agreement because you knew the rules you knew you could work with the state department you knew you could work with the national security council there was an element of trust here what has happened is that a combination of certain officials in washington such as the national security advisor john bolton who is committed to regime change and just the volatile nature of donald trump who has very little knowledge about the issue but just wanted to rip this up because barack obama did it means that the rules are gone you can't trust dealing with troponin on and again steve wants to make this into a fantasy where trump is like the leader of this coalition or i'd love

. coincidentally which side note, billy bush has become a fan of mine. another person seen or experienced the reversal of fortune and so that's been interesting. so i talked to peter at probably the lowest moment of the campaign. i remember leaving the interview thinking there's no, he is obviously walking away, it is all downside and you walk away. a few days later he announced the large donation. and then i remember jeff bezos had said peter thiel is a contrarian. remember, contrarians are almost always wrong. and so i e-mailed peter the day of election and the said i was just trees what you thought about that comment now, and he said it's true, contrarians almost always are wrong, but when they are right there really right. i think that captures his, in some ways it's the reason he made -- the first time i think it's related to the case and he saw a different side, he learned something different about america that maybe he had not known living in san francisco, seeing these events in florida and seeing the sort of disconnect between media and the population. i think he, i t

presidents are concerned about their media coverage. george w. bush often lamented press treatment. obama used new forms of media to get his message across, often complaining he was covered unfairly. donald trump is uniquely concerned and focused on his image and how the image is covered in the media. he has spent more time marinating in the media than any president since the earliest days of the nation. he makes not only an opposing force, but almost treats the media as an equal force. someone replied that trump used to be part of the media. i was a little confused. but the advisor explained that between his a time on fox and friends and the apprentice, he felt like he was part of the media. so there is part of him to get more frustrated than someone else might get in terms of coverage. his relationship was disorienting for the white house press corps. most polls predicted he would lose to hillary clinton and they lose to hillary clinton and they were wrong. that teaches us a different lesson. we are all still struggling with how to capture what we are seeing in this white house.

graphic solution so what the bush admin's to do then he finds out that the priest who's is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were the previous standards not the highest ranks of the catholic church conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that end of that's known as the i intend to include that it used to stay out until. it is felt is true. disinflation very little inflation for decades interest rates have gone down for thirty years markets have rallied for thirty years now the whole thing is reversing interest rates are going up so is inflation so we'll see how that plays out if wages rise faster than inflation. as such then comes to wonder if wages don't rise as fast as this neo inflation then we had trouble. close. some fool company on. indigenous people as you know we that the. people treat. most flukey him so the only. all of a sudden. just. be ok with. i said. even if they will not allow me. if they will shoot me. i don't. mean. that you could have been killed by me. i mean. the hour. lou. arrests are made. in the us. police said. protes

or to america has spoken to bush on the floor about the case the full interview will soon be available on its you tube channel. well i think if you read the indictment the case is alleged to be an agent over russia who failed to register with the attorney general and so essentially that means is they haven't charged with espionage and if you read the allegations against or know the allegations or anything spy like about it the sense of the government is conceding that even under their own theory if she had filed a piece of paper with the attorney general's office at the beginning of her trip to america.

get in your car to go see your bush every day in your turn to key in the car doesn't go any place when you get in that same car every day for fifty years no you go to the metro you take some other route to this the united states had a talk about cuba's inflexibility we had a really inflexible policy too there was totally unsuccessful cost a lot of suffering on the united states can afford to be inflexible when it comes to little neighbor now and then announce there is no point. that's going. to the retrogressive miami community that is every day more and more a minority unfortunately that's back and forth again the last administration realize that the majority of cuban americans want to normalization the normalised and when you normalize you can talk. and i want to tell you from my experience in cuba when the united states use sugar instead of a hammer things change in cuba in the way that the united states wanted them were like i can't go backwards fast enough in the future to show you what what's going on in cuba now. it seems that in order to protect lection prospects in florid

obama and george w. bush as well is that in a way he's rejected the rhetoric of values of democracy or human rights and promoting those kind of liberal bias in favor of the kids are so i would say that that's the principal difference between those two there is also a strategic disagreement as well and i think that largely is around. the relationship that the united states or president trump is building with russia and the bigger geopolitical picture i think which he has in his mind possibly by and reconsider the home secretary of state about some kind of a possible russian chinese splits and i think there's a big disagreement about that but that's a strategic question or younger or united states continue to exert its up but i think the rhetoric around values i think president trump doesn't have any time he's much more about asserting or are out of the dollar or of the trade of market access and of the american military ok well david i mean it i guess in a way trump is probably more honest than his predecessors because he doesn't talk about democracy promotion as you know but that it

who saw this more clearly than the bush cheney white house. and then say give me a call but we never found. but they were outside the i at that point so i think we used the phrase in the book from the 911 commission with failure of imagination and an assistant so what we failed to tell the policymakers what we need to know obama and everybody else in that is important because we don't appreciate the brave journalism going on in other countries we think that is a monolith especially when the consequences are high in it could be fatal. >> i thought it was fascinating you describe how this woman comes forward in the russian press. but let me ask is the hero in this story? >> there are no heroes. people that saw that more clearly than others at the time in 2015 and 26 but the clinton campaign tried to call attention as much as they could fumigate were challenged on that narrative. >> of course because the e-mails were down to which was not flattering. the clinton foundation and pay to play and that internal machination and the failure to release her wall street speeches that bernie sande

killed in the heavy fighting that followed rocket attacks it came as president bush of danny was delivering his message to mark the first day of. a major religious festival for muslims. it was supposed to be a peaceful day of worship and prayer in kabul but the peace didn't. last month. on tuesday morning militants fired a number of rockets towards the presidential palace as president ashraf ghani was delivering a speech to mock the muslim celebrations of eat. could we figured. it out if the insurgents think that with rocket attacks this nation will surrender they have to think again. this is a brave tough nation and we are always ready to defend our independence and islamic tradition. the rockets triggered an immediate and ferocious response by security forces a military helicopter targeted the house from where the rockets were fired sending plumes of smoke into the sky. sort of so but as a result of the mortar attacks only two police officers were slightly wounded and all the terrorists were killed in a clearing operation launched by afghan security forces the area of. afghan p

cowed everything except this be to be to be pushed. to do. this is a group that. mr bush mutimer across and when you were all under more stress going to show you can you put a port au. prince next. album. because from inside and from outside it's was really humid and it was a big big one to complete your selfish i mean steam.

president bush did the same thing. he met with putin, he told the story of a cross and bush left the meeting and came out publicly and said i've looked into this man's soulnd he is a good man. >> right. >> could it be that it's not donald trump who is an idiot but rather that putin just has really beautiful eyes. like what is he do in these meetings to people that makes everyone walk out going like yeah, maybe he's cool. >> well, as i write about in the book, i've had meetings with putin myself. he has rather distinct blue eyes and they scare the hell out of me. >> right. >> because he thought of me as somebody that barack obama sent to foment revolution against him in russia and he used to say that. his media used to say that. but to your point, there is this problem with presidents. and even president obama probably had a bit of it himself. which is they think that if i can just establish a personal relationship with this guy or that guy or this woman and here in the case of russian leaders, i will be able to right all the wrongs from the past. >> trevor: right. >> and that is a te

bets are off started under the bush administration horrifically escalated during the obama administration and then put into overdrive now with trump in the white house the u.s. drone assassination program is the judge jury and executioner in the u.s. war on terror even even if you're a us citizen yes the united states government has on purpose not by accident actively killed its own citizens overseas by drone strike so what is a citizen to do if they suddenly find themselves on a u.s. kill list after having already been targeted at least one at least five different occasions that is the question posed in a recent rolling stone article by award winning journalist mattei e.b. who i sat down with earlier today here in new york city to talk about the important case of the lao abdul karim an american citizen and controversial journalist in syria who believes he is on the u.s. drone assassination kill list and is now suing the u.s. government i started by asking matt what drew him to this incredible story. you know i've been following drone stories for a while i've been looking f

like to call this the do graphic solution so what the bush should needs to do then he finds out that the priest is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were the previous standards not the highest ranks of the catholic church conceal the accused priests from the police and justice so listen to that and as old as the eye and then i include at tuesday's out until. the street. this week the united states led by president donald trump and his team of around war hawks re-instated they have economic sanctions that were in place before the obama administration lifted them as part of a twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal but i saw this move comes after trump's decision back in may to pull out of the international deal which was designed to limit around nuclear weapon capability in exchange for the removal of sanctions but it's not just the sanctions that are continuing to drive a stake in the heart of us or a man relations because also twisting the knife deeper is the. trump administration's controversial travel ban which even the atlantic council bilious falls hardest on iran p

your part something something president. bush about this was something to you know this is great for me don't you think i knew this was going to be bad for me personally this wasn't about showboating i did one press interview and one president of the f.b.i. my final year and a half and it was that one it had i mean you would get this of course we're investigating one of the two candidates for president of united states during the election so i get the inspector general saying it was a deviation from normal procedures got it it was nothing normal about the situation that's what made it so hard to figure out what to do given our norms you also criticize and you talked a bit about the october decision also criticized by the justice department inspector just eleven days before the twenty sixteen election you announced that the investigation was going to get you for more e-mails on a laptop they were going to the husband clinton aide a laptop that the f.b.i. had located weeks earlier and not bother to look at why why the gap in term why wait so long to do nothing if this was such impo

a third batch of documents from cavanagh's time is a white house lawyer for george w. bush. they have also reviewed documents from 12 years on the dc circuit. john cornyn says more documents are being produced than for any other supreme court nominee. >> the best way to get a sense how judge will perform on the future is how he or she has performed on the bench in the past. >> reporter: the confirmation hearing will last three or four days. top senate republicans want him confirmed by the supreme court at next term which begins october 1st. in washington ray logan, fox news. >> elliott sadler is hanging up his helmet to spend more time with his kids. rob: i want to be there to hug them when they do well and dust them off and send them back out when they fall. time for me to be a full-time dad that i went to be. he won three races and finished in the top ten 69 times over a 60 year period and will retire at the end of this season. 9 minutes after the hour, the us and mexico working together to crack down on drug cartels. will that actually work? our next guest was the man in charg

american money to russia or to america has spoken to bush on the floor about the case the full interview will soon be available on its you tube channel. well i think if you read the indictment of the case she is alleged to be an agent over russia who failed to register with the attorney general and so essentially that means is they haven't charged with espionage and if you read the gages ganster know the allegations or anything spy like about it the sense of the government is conceding that even under their own theory it should fall the piece of paper with the attorney general's office at the beginning of her trip to america everything she did was legal and so my point is this is more a registration type crime than a crime and yet the media and the government some extent are treating it like an espionage crime. well i mean i think that allegation was particularly damaging to maria because it makes it more like a spy novel and frankly easier for the public to digest and so editors and producers like those kind of allegations because it seems like this is more like the red sparro

example or george bush jr with iraq he doesn't want to have that around his collar but james you know using sanctions to intimidate friends and foes not to import a rainy unoiled i mean i again you know you and you look at the american allies in the region saudi arabia and israel which would love to see some kind of regime change or instability that's probably their first priority i mean this seems to kind of go counter what trump in islam is all about when it comes when it goes to foreign policy james. absolutely clearly and i think peter is right absolutely it's in america first policy i wouldn't call it isolationism i would simply call it a sovereigntists policy however there is one big fat exception and that is the middle east we don't have an america first policy in the middle east we have a saudi arabia and israel first policy in the middle east i don't know whether that represents where mr trump really wants to go or whether it is like i said an analogy to the pentagon whether he's indulging the realities that exist so he can do something else if he can get us out of syria

this -- this open place. >> um-hum. >> more than 25 years after president bush seemed to marvel as a grocery store scanner president trump may have had a supermarket slip-up. we'll explain next in the newsroom. again. ♪ ooh, baby, do you know what that's worth? ♪ i want to believe it. [ claps hands ] ♪ ooh i'm not hearing the confidence. okay, hold the name your price tool. power of options based on your budget! and! ♪ we'll make heaven a place on earth ♪ yeah! oh, my angels! ♪ ooh, heaven is a place on earth ♪ [ sobs quietly ] >>> just cross this this open place. >> um-hum. >> you have to go where the code is. >> actually it's got a band. >> that was president george h. w. bush, of course in what became known as his infamiliarous grocery store scanner moment which is apparent for politicians seem out of touch. more than 25 years later president trump had his own supermarket slip-up talking about voter id. listen. >> we believe that only american citizens should vote in american elections. which is why the time has come for voter id. like everything else. you know if yo

your bush every day and you turn the key in the car doesn't go any place when you get in that same car every day for fifty years no you go to the metro you take some other route to this the united states had a talk about cuba's inflexibility we had a really inflexible policy too there was totally unsuccessful cost a lot of suffering on the day united states can afford to be inflexible when it comes to little neighbor now and then miles there's no point. that's going. to the retrogressive miami community that is every day more and more a minority unfortunately that's back and forth again the last administration realize that the majority of cuban americans want to normalization the normalised and when you normalize you can talk. and i want to tell you from my experience in cuba when the united states use sugar instead of a hammer things change in cuba in the way that the united states wanted them were like i can't go backwards fast enough in the future to show you what what what's going on in cuba now. it seems that in order to protect lection prospects in florida there is a little b