bush administration time, long time ago, bush 43. bush is making statements like, we are not threatened by the soviet, now russian knew dear deterrent. we are prepared to reduce our level of strategic nuclear war heads unilaterally if necessary. we don't do the sizing of our nuclear forces looking at the russian capability. you know, those statements seem, you know, hard to believe given where we are now. but that was the thinking at the time. and that was the opportunity. but the relationship between the united states and russia soured. and i would argue it soured for a lot of reasons that are much more decisive than missile defense. things like china's -- russia felt weakness, felt exploited in a lot of ways with their weakness. they renewed their strength, partly because of the price of oil, partly because of some fiscal policies. they had grievances about not being treated appropriately. there was the view that the color revolutions on the border of russia were an effort by the effort by the united states to turn regimes against

well, let me ask you, this is where you served in the bush administration. the 2nd bush. i want to make sure we get that right. which took the us to war in iraq. the trust that was broken here in europe that lingers to this very day. we see it in our reporting here all the time. we were talking about foreign policy. there's this suspicion that the us want more or, or that it's in game, is to have a perpetual conflict, demanding the production of weapons is their validity to that suspicion. there certainly is within a certain group of oligarchs, i'll call them that. that's what they are in this country. and i suspect elsewhere too. there, there is that installation and there's, i does are, you know, i was there with george w bush, essentially use the f word with schroeder in the office. my boss came back and debrief me on our end from that moment on schroeder hated bush and bush and sugar. and you also, fisher, and call them pal under the table trading cooking instruments to oscar and german beer to pal at midnight some times in his office camp, the german american relatio

bush administration time, bush 43, making statements like we are not threatened from the russian nuclear deterrence. we are prepared to reduce our level of nuclear warheads unilaterally if necessary. we don't do the sizing of nuclear forces looking at the russians capability. those statements seem hard to believe given where we are now but that was the thinking at the time and the opportunity. the relationship between the united states and russia soured and i would argue that for a lot of reasons that are much more decisive and missile defense, things like russia felt weakness, exploited in a lot of ways with their weakness. they renewed their strength probably because of fiscal policies they had a grievances mopping treated appropriately, there was the view of the revolutions on the water were an effort by the united states to turn regimes against russia destabilizing russia itself. putin has a long list of a grievances they disagreed what we did in iraq and they disagreed with what we did in libya. a long string of abuses that soured the relationship and the challenge now and i would l

my boss came back and debrief me on our and from that moment on schroeder hated bush and bush aided. schroeder and y'all, sca fisher and call him pal under the table trading cooking instruments to yoshika and german beer to pal at midnight. sometimes in his office camp, the german american relationship together, but it was very torture. it's very difficult. but we have started, i remember when colon turned to me in 1099. the youngest forced our general in the army, just promoted. and he said to me, musing, you know, francois meet there on will be gone, home call will be gone. there, there are going to be no leaders very soon in europe is feeder in the war. yeah, that's when the trans atlantic link will begin to fray badly and finally sever. well, what he said was accurate. well, who are these all the guards today? can you give me names? the ceo of lockheed martin, the ceo of boeing, the ceo. righty on the ceo. of groman, the people who run the complex that why can't members of congress stand up to them then mr. wilson, i mean, you know what you're saying it's, it's not completely new

bush, that is one of the factors, you see president bush 43 went up. you have to change lenses when someone moves to a live figure to history i believe that played a role. i believe president trump deserves a higher rank economics and i think history will bear me out on that. let's just look at the other thing and say one thing you see jackson going down and president trump is more like andrew jackson more of a cowboy and cowboys did not do well in this pull. >> briefly on president trump's 41st drinking his debut at 41st i want to get your reaction in these categories that we ask historians to c rank the president on public persuasion, crisis leadership economic management, moral authority international relations, administrative skills, relation with congress, vision setting and pursuing equal justice for all and the performance within the context do we give any further definition of what that should mean as historians make the rankings? >> one of the problems it's always best of 25 years until you way to judge a president that's when our national arc

these countries were targeted by the george h w bush, or george w bush, the senior vice president of ronald reagan and bribed with hundreds of millions of dollars. and these monies were given the countries in exchange for their acquiescence and their submission to american military and economic and political objectives. the ring of nato military bases is being formed around russia. the u. s. and nato have over 600 military base. his world wide. russia has just 18. but the west still claims that russia has aggressive intent by turning this russian soviets into this dangerous bo, you man, that wants to take over the world. that was a content strategy to create this image of the soviets. as out for world conquest, which was not the case, then for now. mm. ah, nato should have died, but they will give it meaning. it is about infected, created by, by nato nato's business machine. because you must remember, if nato disbanded shareholders in the united states and elsewhere in lodge obs companies would lose millions and millions, they'd only have one yacht instead of 2 yards each. there. oh

each name is on bush on that domain. you're so bush on. is that why the most it not them? yes, know you spoke changed your little alco via how was supposed to be more the flow g e n process you sonya spoke change swab janski's, golf production jungle years gone to enroll on. ah, the was all peaceful in your it guy, nissan. he please his console fee minded, my bank, the nuns, the thank on talked us, we'll try to shove his college or controller domino political controller ask about this. ah, for example, germany and france to a lesser extent exploiting the week members of the european union, greece in croatia, anywhere where germany can make big business. that is a form of exploitation and the greek economy be considered ruined by the european union. yes, it was ruined by the european union. it's already listed when you look now at how many greeks have left the country. it's an embarrassment how many young people have left the country. it's an embarrassment ah, results is being depleted, but yet another attempt at dividing the world has become a major right among the mountai

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george bush tried. you saw president obama wanted it and you had the gang of eight, and i just think perhaps the politicians, this is not the republican party we worked with bush, mccain, romney, jeb, who was going to be the first latino candidate from the republican side. definitely it is difficult. i think we saw an opening at the beginning of the pandemic, understanding the essential workers. the essential workers, the ones giving their lives so you can get food on your table and your medicines. i think we need to get away a little bit from the numbers and get more into the emotions. at the end of the day, we are all immigrants. i remember working with senator mccain on the 2008 presidential campaign. we did a spot with him called look at the wall and it was on latinos that bravely fought in different wars defending the country, and we decided to start figuring out something different than just numbers, numbers, because it is not working. i am optimistic, but realistic as well. we had a very good opp

bush, he would say abraham lincoln. he is every president's favorite president because there is nothing quite like him. i don't suspect he will ever be shaken from that number one in our poll. host: it goes from one to 44. james buchanan, 44th in our latest survey. donald trump and his first appearance in the survey coming in at 41. we noted that barack obama entering the top 10 according to that survey. the fun part is hearing from you, our viewers. what presidents do you want to talk about on this presidents' day? phone lines split by republican party. republicans, (202)-748-8001. -- the lines spit by -- split by political party. republicans, (202)-748-8001. democrats, (202)-748-8000. independents, (202)-748-8002. amity shlaes, you literally written the book on calvert school -- on calvin coolidge. how do you feel about calvin coolidge being ranked right in the middle at 24? amity: that is just fine. we don't push our own book, when we are surveying or helping to work with others. i am personally very happy about calv

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bush 18 months into his presence the same time, 82% post 9/11. quentin at 58% george herbert walker bush was 73% also during the first persian gulf war. jenna, what explains the back numbers? >> the fact that biden had to back the car that donald trump drove into the ditch out of it and the ditch is muddy and i'm not sure how much gas is left in the tank, he inherited a tremendous amount of crises. you listed all of them they've been ongoing for six, some for 20 years. i think it is irresponsible to spend a lot of time studying polls when there's so many different polls one could read and interpret however be to that's why this is a generational -- >> you want to talk about the fact that there's a large percentage of americans who seem to be relatively ambivalent, if we could suggest polls suggest presidents are in the 50% range even though donald trump was as low as 33%, reflection of our country and when we worked so hard to do that, not surprising. kennedy: so let me put this into perspective. president trump had 33% polling, absolutely right.

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bush. then under the younger president bush, she served of course as national security adviser and then as secretary of state. she is now the director of the hoover institution at stanford university. i spoke to her there earlier this week. >> condoleezza rice, pleasure to have you on. >> great to be with you, fareed. >> when was the first time you met vladimir putin? >> i first met vladimir putin when he was the deputy mayor of st. petersburg and he was serving as deputy mayor to a reformist. i remember this man standing in the corner, he looked a little bit out of place, and i walked over to him and i said hello and he said hello. we didn't talk very much, i don't remember much of what was said, and then in july of 2001 when i was with president bush in slovenia and i looked up and here came toward us the russian president, vladimir putin, and i thought, oh, my goodness, i now remember it's that same man. >> so when you met him as national security adviser for the first time, what was you

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bush. of course, son of the man trump famously attacked as low energy jeb back during the 2016 primaries. the george p. bush campaign handing out beer cosis praising him saying this is the only bush that likes me. the bush that got it right. i like him. biggest test of trump's influence comes much later in the primary season most notably in wyoming where liz cheney is facing for her political life and trying to oust georgia politician whose did not go along with his attempt to overturn the election including the sitting governor of georgia. >>> up next, back to the board and break down a key demographic both parties are trying to win over, and caused a big surprise in the 202020 election. we'll get to that right after this. l get to that right after this. (vo) america's most reliable network is going ultra! with verizon 5g ultra wideband now in many more cities so more businesses can do more. mike's bike shop! downloading up to 10 times faster. whoa! is that already... (mike) yeah. (vo) hel

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w bush visited the ussr after meetings with gorbachev and moscow, he travelled to q, where he delivered a speech in front of the deputies of the supreme soviet. oh, the thought when americans talk of freedom, we refer to people's ability to live without fear of government intrusion ah, without fear of harassment by their fellow citizens without restricting others street. yet freedom is not the same as independence. hulu, americans will not support those who seek independence in order to replace a far off tyranny with a local despotism. they will not aid those who promote a suicidal nationalism based upon ethnic hatred. and may i simply say, may god bless the people of ukraine. thank you. very, very much, ah ha ha, driven by drink shaped bankers and those with theirs sinks, we dare to ask ah, ah micheler your membership renewal. i think what i supervision give him here. next up is the zillow news to take a lesson. you know, most of them are still going to say his korean and as a lesson smith, let me read who folder the clarence used as a solo acoustic company. i'm not sure of present bus

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he said, you know, bob dole says that george hw bush isn't much of a leader george hw bush bob dole is a much the leader. well this time i actually agree with both of these two guys. neither of them is much of a leader and i thought you know, that's just kind of a great line and i think you can only find that through c-span. so i really would not have had this book had it not been for c-span, so i thought it was obviously kind of appropriate to dedicate a tuesday span. well something i've never set out loud as my favorite part of watching. c-span is during a senate vote you get to see all the interactions on the senate floor and that's a lot of fun to watch. i spend hours watching that. i'm afraid in the great american political trivia challenge. you have a whole section on political insults. yes, why did you include that? because i just find them absolutely fascinating, you know, politicians are very good in terms of being able to somehow sometimes to be very creative in terms of the way that they insult people. i find that fastening. there's also some overlap between that and preside

and i'm going to try again, specifically cori bush. she's an important member of the black caucus and i want to talk to her and ask her to please help me with the cubans that are being massacred in havana. they have george floyd, which i understand. we have to fight for the rights of the american -- african americans in this country. i would like to fight for the afro-cuban women on the streets of havana. human rights are human rights across the board. and i haven't had much victory, much success. i'm still waiting. i do believe that the american system, it embraces everyone, from cori bush to maria salazar. i believe it. i'm not sure they do. but i believe it because we are all products of the american exceptionality. and we're all serving in the most important body of democracy, the seat of power for the world. olivia: that's interesting that you bring them up. i know when you were coming in, there was the progressive squad, and they're both members of that group. you came in talking about i think the freedom force, supposed to be th

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and he also served on the bush cheney, romney rhino, and jeb bush presidential campaigns. so cesar, we've been on opposite times a number of times! [laughs] antonio villaraigosa was the 41st mayor of los angeles. he served two terms in 2005 to 2013. he also chaired the democratic national convention, and he is a partner and co-chair of mercury public affairs. mindy romero is the founder of the center for him to save democracy, usc [inaudible] school for public policy. she is also a research assistant professor with expertise in latino political behavior, voting rights, and political participation. and identity in political movement. our moderator use gloria molina. we are proud to have her as a follow-up 2021 fellow of the center for the political future. she was the first latino elected to this color for new status simply in the first latino, a real cry near, to join the los angeles county board of supervisors, where she served for more than two decades. gloria, take it away. >> thank you, bob. appreciate it. well, welcome. of course, this is hispanic heritage month that

let's list to some of the opening remarks from president bush on that day. >> a great nation does not hide its history. it faces its flaws and corrects them. [ applause ] this museum tells the truth that a country founded on the promise of liberty held millions in chains. >> how important is it to hear leaders of both political parties recognize president bush's words there? >> i thought that president bush's speech at the opening of the museum was one of the most powerful speeches i'd ever heard, because he basically made the argument that a good country is not afraid of its own history. history is not something to run away from. history is something to learn from. so i thought that what president bush said on that day is language that i have kept with me ever since. >> you wrote a book about the process of building the museum. it's called "a fool's errand." but, of course, you pulled it off against what seemed like big odds. talk about a moment where the weight of the process struck you. >> where it really hit me time and time again was that i would be walking down the street, and p

/cheney, romney/ryan and jeb bush presidential campaigns. caeser, we've been on opposite sides a number of times. antonio villaraigosa was the 41st mayor of los angeles. he served two terms from 2005 to 2013. he also chaired the democratic national convention and is a partner and co-chair in mercury public affairs. manny romero, founder and director of the center for incluse democracy at usc soul price school of public policy is also a research assistant professor with expertise in latino political behavior, voting rights, and political participation and identity in political movements. our moderator is gloria. we are proud to have her as a fall 2021 fellow with the center for the political future. she was the first latina' elected to the california state assembly and the first latina, a real pioneer, to join the los angeles county board of supervisors where she served for more than two decades. gloria, take it away. >> welcome. this is hispanic heritage month that we are all celebrating, and today we'll talk about the rising impact of the h

-- wise george bush. it looked like the electoral college vote was closer. that is our fundamental issue in terms -- that would involve amending the constitution. to change that process where the electoral college doesn't always aligned with the popular vote, especially if we are -- democratic voters seem to be closer to cities and not spread out more evenly. that can tilt the electoral college vote in that way. host: two places where you can go see christina marcos's work. c-span.com and give her a follow on twitter. another busy week for on tuesday at 9:30 a.m. eastern, the senate armed services committee holds a confirmation hearing for lieutenant general michael carilla to to be yen and commander of the u.s. central command. and at 10:30 eastern, the u.s. surgeon general testifies before the senate budget committee on shortfalls in mental health care for children and teens in america. also the chair of the commodities futures trading commission on cracks down the thoan cryptocurrency market. watch liv

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gunfire recently tore through bush's car in st. louis. that's why republicans find bush's talk ironic. >> assure you cry out for defund will be the first to call the police when they are in a circumstance of danger. >> democratic leaders begged bush and progressives to drop defund the police. >> out of touch with reality. >> some democrats are squirming. >> if you take a survey among the democratic congress members, most people are not saying defund the police. >> we need to stop defunding the police. >> i agree with you. >> democrats are trying to drown out the defund the police narrative. >> we want to fund the police. we don't want to see less police. >> but pro-police rhetoric may not match reality. >> it's safer to walk down the streets of mogadishu than walk down the streets of those cities. >> still the g.o.p. doesn't have the law and order issue locked up. democrats accuse the g.o.p. of down playing the capitol riots and democrats say the other side does nothing to address gun violence. bret? >> bret: there is investigation on cap

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