we don't forget those who fought for us. >> certainly, bob dole has not. on another subject, if you would like to hear what bob dole feels about chris christie and even hillary clinton go to cnn.com/stu. >>> this is gps, the global public square, welcome to you in the united states and afternoon the world, i'm fareed zakaria live from new york. we have an important show for you today, failure to reach an agreement on a nuclear deal with iran, despite the praens of the world's top diplomats in geneva this weekend. why were they unable to make a deal? and even if they got one, would it be sellable back

we don't forget those that fought for us. >> certainly bob dole has not. on another subject, if you would like to hear how bob dole feels about ted cruz, chris christie, hillary clinton, go to our website. thank you for joining us. >> this is gps, the global public square. welcome to you around the united states and around the world. we have an important show for you today starting with the failure to reach agreement on a nuclear deal with iran. despite the presence top diplomats in geneva this weekend. why were they unable to make a deal? would it be sellable back home in iran, in the united states, in france? and then an assassination. this ma

c-span: there's a--an allusion in your book to bob dole and bob strauss and dwayne andreas and david brinkley, all getting together at a certain place in florida. >> guest: the sea view hotel, which is owned by dwayne andreas. he--he gained control of it many years ago and became something of a--for lack of a better term, a local realtor for the politically powerful and started finding apartments, helping people get inside deals on apartments for his--for his friends among the powerful in washington, both in the political sphere, like bob dole, like bob strauss, and in the journalistic sphere, like david brinkley. c-span: and david brinkley does those ads for adm that are seen on the morning shows, on--on sunday morning. what's that all about? >> guest: well, adm--if anybody's heard of them outside of washington, it's usually in watching the programs that are most viewed in washington. "this week with david brinkley" was sponsored by adm for many, many years. they purposefully advertise on the programs that are tar--that are--that are--that are very widely watched among the people in

there was a greenspan commission but also people like pat moynihan and bob dole, especially bob dole who got behind it. what happened was they had this thing where every hour on the hour it would check to see whether the president approved a provision and whether the speaker approved it or not. intermediaries checking every hour. to nothing would get it. you can do for, they got it through and that the split second it was like a kidnapping we deliver the money and the baby at the same time. this is what happen. to make it work they announced -- they couldn't agree on the same statement to reagan got to announce that it had agreed which is the way they didn't simultaneous. i understand the speaker supports this package. social security has been sound as hell ever since because of the dealmaking. after that they had st. patrick's day. here's reagan's diary. i love the diary because they're so much, it's a combination of how much they weathered a day, who they were hanging out for dinner that night an amazingly important stuff all in the same diary. reagan diary, march 17, 1983, st. pat

dole and you have better ins who think ok i might have what's the needs provided for me here i might be able to get into buildings wherever need you but when i travel around the world i don't have those same that same access to to disability services so why don't the united states take a lead on this and it's a shame that we're too tied to conspiracy theories to do anything about it oh my goodness veteran this those serving since two thousand and one have an unemployment rate at ten percent our national average is seven point three veterans make up seven percent of our population but thirteen percent of the homeless female vets are the fastest growing segment of the entire homeless population considering all these problems don't you think it's time for a new g.i. bill i mean f.d.r. and harry truman and republican to eisenhower did some real good with the last bill . oh absolutely and in conservative support our military for more so than liberals do i mean the whole such as ill of the fort the whole sequester of the of our defense spending was requested by the liberals because the lib

dole and you have better ins who think ok i might have what's the needs provided for me here i might be able to get into buildings wherever need you but when i travel around the world i don't have those same that same access to to disability services so why not the united states take a lead on this it's a shame that we're too tired to conspiracy theories to do anything about it oh my goodness a veteran this those serving since two thousand and one have an unemployment rate of ten percent our national average is seven point three veterans make up seven percent of our population but thirteen percent of the homeless female vets are the fastest growing segment of the entire homeless population considering all these problems don't you think it's time for a new g.i. bill i mean f.d.r. and harry truman and republican white eisenhower did some real good with the last bill. oh absolutely and in conservative support our military for more so than liberals do i mean the whole such as ill of the fort the whole sequester of the of our defense spending was requested by the liberals going to the lib

. >> certainly, bob dole has not. on another subject, if you would like to hear what bob dole feels about chris christie and even hillary clinton go to cnn.com/stu. >>> this is gps, the global public square, welcome to you in the united states and afternoon the world, i'm fareed zakaria live from new york. we have an important show for you today, failure to reach an agreement on a nuclear deal with iran, despite the praens of the world's top diplomats in geneva this weekend. why were they unable to make a deal? and even if they got one, would it be sellable back home, inn r ir iran, in the united states. this manage, the head of the pakistani taliban was killed last week by an american drone strike, just when the taliban was supposed to sit down to talk peace. was the killing a good negotiating strategy, a serious miscalculation? we will discuss. >>> and the most recent revelations from edward snowden's trove of documents changed the public's perception of the the -- >>> can you change the trajectory of a city simply

. >> certainly bob dole has not. on another subject, if you would like to hear how bob dole feels about ted cruz, chris christie, hillary clinton, go to our website. thank you for joining us. >> this is gps, the global public square. welcome to you around the united states and around the world. we have an important show for you today starting with the failure to reach agreement on a nuclear deal with iran. despite the presence top diplomats in geneva this weekend. why were they unable to make a deal? would it be sellable back home in iran, in the united states, in france? and then an assassination. this man, the head of the pakistani taliban, was killed last week by an american drone strike just when the taliban was supposed to sit down to talk peace. was the killing a good negotiating strategy, we'll discuss. and have the most recent rev revelations from edward snowden. should they? we have two experts give us different views. the prime minister says yes and he did it. finally a tv topic. why one nation spent nine h

listen to bob dole. around the time he became speaker he called him a man of total integrity, or ask alan simpson who told you that tom can go to hell and make you feel good about going there. and then is fiercely conservative as they come, he said he wished they were republican. there is also this from president george bush. tom foley represented the best in public service and our political system. one class act tipping his hat to another. this service is impressive, as is the sequence of his rise. majority whip, majority leader, and speaker. it is his sense of fairness that will always stand out for me. it is how he held this institution together at a very difficult time and why those that come after us who seek what it means when we use that phrase man of the house or what it means to leave somebody behind should look up the name thomas foley. today we gather in the old hall, joined by presidents, vice presidents, speakers, so many of our colleagues and diplomats that tom served with to reminisce abou

former kansas senator bob dole who is now 90 took part in one of the final honor flights of the year. dole, who was wounded in world war ii, greeted other veterans who were flown to washington free of charge to visit of the memorials. a little house cleaning for oprah winfrey today-- actually not so little. oprah auctioned off more than 300 of her possessions -- art, furniture, even three exercise bikes -- to raise money for the oprah winfrey leadership academy for girls in south africa. the mascot for the n.b.a.'s denver nuggets sure meat mead an entrance last night. during a pregame stunt, roak the mountain lion passed out, and at first it appeared he had strangled himself, especially when he was lowered lifeless looking to the floor. rocky recoveredded but the team did not, losing by 15 point. coming up, the wheelchair marathoner rolling in to some big-time cash. next. new york tomorrow. the new york city marathon returns a year after beingicanciled in the wake of superstorm sandy. more than 48,000 people are entered, each with their own reason to race. but none of the stories will

this is the party that sense john chafee was in the united states senate and bob dole was the republican leader has not offered any kind of health plan. >> let's hear from charles. >> i don't know where to start. so much error and we have what? a minute? there are plans and it has been out there. number two. colby asked why did the president say something that isn't true? you know why? that's because they best how they got it through by the skin of their teeth. they had to convince the american people this was aimed to the uninsured who needed help. i agree with that. the way to get it done was to say it would not cost a penny. he said that over and over again. that is why everybody with a canceled plan is discovering the new plan is more expensive. to subsidize everyone else. secondly they had to do it so everyone would think this is not going to affect me. it will not add a penny to the deficit. no taxes. that is how they got it done. partylinedone on a vote. they never accepted republican ideas and that is why republicans opposed it. no tort reform, no purchasing insurance across stat

. >> rose: after bush power one, bob dole was next in line. >> right. >> rose: so bob dole got the nomination. >> they always go next in line and i have been criticized by some people on the floor saying that i am the establishment wing of the republican party. i am not. i never -- i never have been. the fact is, though, that we have got to start finding candidates who know how to which elections. >> rose: okay. but i mean you keep saying that, we have got to find candidates who with know how to win elections, how d do they win elections, what ought it to be the kind of profile that you believe will win and election in 2,000 -- >> they need to be a strong leader and i will tell you first of all, chris christie, obviously, when we have got the time magazine article, you are looking at. >> rose: what the party needs and the cover -- >> of chris christie, and that is strong leadership, jeb bush, a really strong leader. you look throughout history, ronald reagan, a strong leader, ike a strong leader, pdr a strong leader, so often we have had republican candidate who have been afraid of the most e

dole, and on your point, frank buckles, the last soldier from world war i, died on february 27, 2011, he was born in 1901, so times are changing, mike viqueira, the torch is being passed to a new generation of service men and women who are coming back from wars in iraq and afghanistan, and men and women now, straights and gays, mike viqueira. >> absolutely right and the president talking about when the '09/11 generation, the longest r is afghanistan, 34,000 troops remaining and by this time next year american involvement in america's longest war for all intents and purposes from a combat perspective hopeful will be over with the president pointing out there are issues that remain when vets return. we heard very much about the medical challenges, the p.t.s.d. challenges that many veterans both of iraq and afghanistan are facing, and the president touting programs to provide veterans with education, and to provide them with healthcare, and talking about the backlog at the v.a. which has been controversial as well, protecting veterans from things such as predatory lending practices, and

. >> the back of the old bush plan, the old bob dole plan. sixty-four. so what obama did is three to one. what happens immediately. some 164, magically the young people's rates go up and basically overdid it too fast they would have that impact. the overreached on many fronts, and it has come back to bite them. lou: biting them and millions of americans. as many as 50 to 100 million. we know of over 5 million already. in prospect 16 million people will lose their policy. this is now rifle on crisis. looking at the pharmaceutical industry which may lose 30 percent. as much as 30% of its revenue as a result of this botched model and law. your thoughts? >> well, we are in the biggest private equity fund in the whole entire united states. a billion dollars a year of new money. for an investor it is a bonanza. once a resource to work, and it will come may will be great for people investing in health care. good econocs. the idea that it will be bad for the health care sector is totally wrong. lou: i understand that money to private equity firms, investors, but

it was also bob dole at the end of his second term. it was also george w. bush that the tea party said, these guys, we've tried too many times. but in the end it's about getting your guy in the white house. and if he can sell electability and those numbers for him are great, the demographics are great. that always trumps. it really does. >> electability is important for republicans, but chris christie has another argument that is not just process and electability. what do people hate right now? what have we seen? washington. everybody's tired of it. if there's one thing democrats and republicans agree on, the things in washington has to change. who is anti-politics, who is the antithesis of all the mess in washington? it could be this guy. >> and the antithesis we were talking about before of president obama. this is a politician who is not as cerebral as president obama but speaks from the gut, the heart. i'm a man of action. my question is how does that wear with the voters? >> do i -- am i reading this right? did anybody pick up mr. conservative newt gin

. >> in dc former nominee bob dole was on hand to meet the veterans. they travelled from wisconsin to california free of charge paid for by honor flight. and their mission to honor the veterans. >>> the georgia bureau of investigation is looking for a gunman that opened fire on a mayor. the mayor in georgia was hospitalized with gun shot wounds. it is our top story in america. georgia, 23-year-old mayor christopher wroit was outside of his home and someone shot at him and hitting him in the leg. detectives are not saying if he was targeted. texas, a three-year-old boysaved by his grandmother. he was dressed as spider man when he went trick or treating. they had to cross a busy street and it was dark. and a car hit them. >> my mom yelled hurry and pushed my son and wife on the curb and she saved my son's life. >> she is in critical condition. the driver likely will not face charges. washington d.c., it is like taking candy from a baby, sort of. not taking it per se. they are giving it to us. he participating in a program to get sweets out of the hands o

. >> the fact they rejected that with bob dole wheeled onto the floor. >> kbabl to believe. >> we hope to change that, too. >> you can change the world. i know. i've seen it. bob, katie, thank you. >> thank you. >>> and some say that chris christie isn't hillary clinton's biggest problem in 2016. we'll find that out next. stay with us. waiting for your wrinkle cream to work? clinically proven neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it targets fine lines and wrinkles with the fastest retinol formula available. you'll see younger looking skin in just one week. one week? that's just my speed. rapid wrinkle repair. and for dark spots rapid tone repair. from neutrogena®. and for dark spots rapid tone repair. if hey breathing's hard.me, know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidn

now she is here in her own right as well as in speaking on behalf of senator bob dole who is a great champion of the treaty. and as i recognize you, let me also think congressman bartlett who i understand is here with us from the house. thank you very much. appreciate your being here with us. with that, our distinguished colleague, this senator kelly ayotte. >> thank-you very much, chairman, ranking member, hon. members of the committee. i am deeply humbled to be here today, first of all. my primary permits to the purpose in being here today is to read this statement of senator robert dole, someone who was an extraordinary leader in the united states senate. he is someone who was a role model in terms of what it means to be a public service, and we all appreciate that he is inter-american hero with the service that he gave to our country. i am deeply honored to be here. personally support what this committee is doing, the convention and the rights for persons with disabilities i think is very, very important for us to work together to get this passed. and so i look forward to working

remember when medicare was introduced, rwanda reagan, bob dole and george h.w. bush were against medicare. the modern day republican voted for paul ryan which was a voucher system with with with senior citizens -- >> i think it's the wrong analogy. you're looking at substance versus style. when george h.w. bush said, read my lips, no new taxes and he broke the pledge that was the deal breaker. if you like your plan, you keep your plan, every month -- >> full disclosure. bob said during the five yesterday and i think he's still mad at me -- are we okay? >> we're all right. >> are you going to hug? >> i have seen democrats threaten republicans. you're going to cut medicare. they're going to cut grandma's medicare. all the ads with paul ryan pushing grandma off the cliff. we have seen it since the '80s, but the democrats did it. they already cut 700 billion -- >> so did paul ryan in his proposal. >> one is real and one happened. one has already gutted medicare. >> what was the intention -- >> it doesn't matter. >> shake hands. you're going to fight again. >> i know

. >>> former senator bob dole and his wife, elizabeth, welcoming veterans at the hon error flight to the world war ii memorial in d.c the event taking place with just over a week to go until veteran's day. >>> a bruising week for obamacare, from web site glitches to top white house officials getting grilled on capitol hill. stunningly low enrollment numbers. it's all just the latest in a laundry list of embarrassments for the administration. now the question for republicans, is it better to simply stand back and let obamacare implode or is now the time to strike against the legislation they never liked in the first place? >> by delaying the mandates until 2015, americans will be able to weigh in on the health care law's fate. until recently, many had not felt the impact obamacare would have on their everyday lives. but as premiums increase, paychecks fall and individuals face tax penalties in the coming months, people are rightfully outraged and they want their voices heard. >> we're going to talk about it right now with cal thomas. he's a syndicated columnist and fox news contributo

bob dole paying a visit to the monument. the former world war ii veteran played a large role in getting the memorial built. other the weekend senator dole greeted other veterans and their families. [ applause ] >> this is 160-something trip out here so. we have had a lot over the years, had a lot of contact with some wonderful men and women. there were women in the service, too. but, this is their day. this is their day to celebrate. they have flown a long way to be here and i haven't met one yet who didn't think the memorial was fitting and it was distinguished and they are really pleased with it. >> senator dole was joined by his wife former senator elizabeth dole. and coming up, the obamacare web site going off line for late night repairs. but is that a good sign or is it a sign of a . >> now it's time to show what you we are watching. put together the most fantastic videos out there. take a look. skipping school to go to disney land. seems like every kid's freedom. they surprised the two girls driving right past the scho

dole who were friends of mine would be shocked at these guys and would have nothing to do with them. they'd get primaried. they could not run in these parties. these are religious fanatics. these are not politicians. >> you know, when he talks about evangelicals and talks about how far out they are, let me play for you an interview from an evangelical radio show that aired yesterday. just listen to how the host and guest talk about president obama. >> obama is a leader of a massive cult himself. he's the leader of the cult and the cult is islam. >> is barack obama leading america to a cultural suicide? >> oh, yes. >> i mean, a cultural jonestown massacre? >> yes. >> now, this was uncovered by your right wing watch. this is scary stuff that's being put out over the airwaves. but like frank says, no adults in the republican party or on the right are denouncing these kinds of statements. >> to add what frank was saying, i think their strategy is unfortunately this is what appeals to voters in the primaries. we're going to see next week a good example of that in virginia. ken cuccinelli

his health care program was thought up by heritage foundation, bob dole enacted by mitt romney. i don't know where to start on it. he is a socialist. >> josh barrow, the socialist accusation -- how do you deal with that? >> you know? i would point out when george bush was president. the top income tax trarate, if owe $3, you have to fork $1 to the government. your uncle should look broadly. surrounded by all political parties. trying to use the government to take people's money away and spent on things they think the government should spend the money on. >> let's imagine, sitting beside bill o'reilly, at thanksgiving dinner and he says this. >> if health care is a constitutional right, then everything associated with good health would fall into the civil rights category. your environment would all have to be paid for by the state. if you could not afford it. that's a form of communism. no country could afford the payments without seizing the assets of everybody else. it's impos bsible. >> bill ups the ante to communism. what do you say? >> i say pass the stuffing. listen, you kn

very touching moments as former senator bob dole and his wife honor some of our nation's heroes. the doles are welcoming the final group of honor flight veterans to the world war ii memorial today for the year. the honor flight network provides free flights to world war ii veterans to see the monuments dedicated for their service. >>> i'm responsible for the debacle. hold me accountable. >>> well, that's kathleen sebelius on the hot seat this week taking the fall for the website dubbed health care.gov on its rocky debut. the obama care website has been touted as a gateway to overhauling the nation's health care giving uninsured americans health coverage. but it's proving to be not so affordable. what's the fallout for the president at a time when americans feel betrayed or misled by his promises tied to obama care? his approval ratings, for example, are taking a big hit and some in the white house worry that there will be consequences for a president playing defense who repeatedly says he simply wasn't aware there would be problems that would ultimately lead to a disastrous rollo

bush and bob dole and ralph hall and john dingle. the last two in congress. thank you very much for making that happen. patrick murphy who was the first iraq war veteran ever elected to congress joins me now and is currently a senior fellow at the center for american progress and msnbc contributor. thank you very much for joining us representative murphy. >> thanks for having me back on. >> interestingly enough, when i was talking to the representatives, one of the things they said, they have a mutual trust. you see folks like john kerry and john mccain. they couldn't be more difficult politically. they have this friendship and a sense of trust. is that lot of in congress because there so few veterans serving in the ranks? >> i think that's a common denominator that you see with folk who is wear the cloth of the country. there 16 iraq and afghanistan veterans in congress right now. veterans are usually willing to put the country first. they put it above political party. i will give it to you straight. if your clip talking about integrity and honor. that's wha

. >> and we see it again and again. 1996, bob dole and pat buchanan squeezing out bill grimm. it seems to me there will be some sort of candidate, maybe scott walker, governor of wisconsin, trying to run up the middle in the republican primaries, and christie will have a rivalry with ima and a more conservative candidate like senator cruz. >> the elizabeth warren boom from yesterday was a reminder how i feel like there is a press corps, a media, whatever, among democratic elite that are more interested in a democratic primary than democrats. >> i think that's exactly right. it's a piece of what i was saying earlier. >> the 9, 10, 11 -- >> no. i was very excited -- look, nobody in our business likes to cover a coronation unless we're talking about the king and queen when it comes to politics. >> what tomb? you want those people to abdicate? >> we like to cover a brawl. so i am paying money for the christie/cruz smackdown tour of 2016. but so, yeah, it's not going to be an interesting democratic primary unless there are some credible candidates. and how much more fun would it be

the bob dole conservatives, they're not around anymore. this is a new brand. how would christie play in the middle of the country? >> well, it shows you how far to the right the republican party has moved that chris christie is called a moderate. here in the midwest we recognize that crackdown on unions and the particularly nasty attacks on teach thaefers christie is famous for. it's a message to the middle class that doesn't say i'm going to help you do better. it says there are a few people who still have pensions and they still have health care benefits, and we ought to attack them and bring them down. and it's a losing message if you want to live in a better society. but chris christie hasn't been so crazy that he turned away the medicaid expansion under the affordable care act like many republican governors, including our governor here in wisconsin, scott walker. so he has been, you know, compared to the true wing nuts in the tea party a relative moderate. he wanted the federal government to come in and help people after hurricane sandy. he argued the shu

candy crowley sits down with lindsey graham and bob dole. also debbie wasserman schultz and the chairman of the republican national committee, grand prix this. nation tookface the with leon panetta. rebroadcasts of the shows begin at noon eastern time with "meet the press." 1:00, "this week." sunday.", "fox news 4:00 eastern time, "face the nation took a -- nation." listen to them on 90.1 in the washington, d.c. area, xm radio channel 120. download our free app for your smart phone or listen online at c-spanradio.org. >> one of the things that has struck in my mind is how dallas has changed in general, just amid political standpoint. and laterly 1960's 1950's, there was probably a much less balanced political environment here. cap say great deal towards the right side. -- perhaps a great deal towards the right side. publication,eing a somebody had bought a full-page ad the day before president with president kennedy's picture on it, and said wanted for treason. who came downctor here six months after the assassination am a represented the wa

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dole, of both presidents bush, to a group that does not accept the notion that the public sector must play a significant role. our party's at their best, we know there should be a public sector and private sector and fight about where to draw the line. >> that's not the majority of our party. that may be a loud function of the party. >> it is the part of the party that's intimidated the rest of the party in the house. i agree with that. but it's the perception of many house republicans, that's where the primary voters recalled turn out if there was a primary and that was -- >> not -- >> you just saw that happen. >> but you also saw the speaker take it to the floor. >> after a great deal of crisis, he took to the floor with a gun to his head. >> pretty big -- >> the gun was at his head. you brought it up. >> i don't want to get us off on a tangent. >> it's not a tangent. i'm sorry, this is not a tangent. this is not a small thing. i think you have a serious problem going forward to the extent to which a group of republicans in the house who do not accept the ledge missy of the function

former senator bob dole and his wife elizabeth are welcoming veterans at the world war ii memorial in washington, d.c. the event is taking place with just over a week to go until veterans day. and don't miss it. there is going to be a partial solar eclipse visible to much of the east coast. it is a rare eclipse where the moon blocks part of the sun from areas of the world and completely in others. >>> a new bombshell in the scandal over the irs targeting conservative groups. the watchdog group known as judicial watch says former irs official lois lerner broke the law when she shared highly confidential information. joining us is keisha evans. the judicial watch files the freedom of information act and they eventually get their hands on the documents. it turns out that lois lerner was sent over to the federal elections commission according to these documents not just a yes or no on tax exempt status for these tea party groups, but their entire tax file. >> certainly that is a no no on the united states code. >> it is a crime. >> it is a crime under 7013. it is punishable of five years

you have bob dole on the floor, lobbying for support, but republicans could not get on board, they were not convinced it was the good thing to do. why is this important? >> well, right now we live in a world where americans with disabilities enjoy considerable accommodations and protections. life isn't perfect, of course but the united states is the gold standard on disability rights, laws, accommodations. internationally that's just not the case. there's such a dropoff when you leave the united states. there's some exceptions in europe, et cetera, where they've made progress gut t-- but the vast majority of countries around the world are not like this. so what we seek to do by joining this treaty is to raise the standards elsewhere so that we basically project and export american values through this international instrument. >> what's the push back and how do you address it? >> the push back is what about american sovereignty. we address it by telling the truth, nothing in joining this treaty would effect american law. we know we're the gold standard. we're seeking to export our values