or let's learn a little bit more here on the program across life to mr gerald horn, historian and author joining us here on the program this evening here. life for most good. thank you very much. a big hello to you this evening. let me let the finger pointing begin. gerald or who do you think could be behind this estimation attempt? well, there are a number of possible culprits. number one on the list or the religious zone ones who are on the marks, not only and molly, but we're health, health region. there are one of the reasons why francis decided to pull back in terms of the deployment of troops. and of course, ultimately you could point the finger back these ation and parents. because the parents that over the decades is treated molly, like a political football, intervening and interfering extensively and excessively. and molly's internal affairs helping to destabilize left wing elements which were bit foreign, redistributing the wealth, which creates a vacuum for the rise of these religious zealots. and now with the pulled back, apparently you see that the africa command of the us p

i can't wait to read about gerald ford. that will be a thrill for me. i have great admiration for him. i would like to talk, and i agree that clinton deserves, despite his personal failures and being overshadowed by the hillary loss. i would like to say, i would like to focus on george w. bush. he was such a great administrator and moral person and ran a tight ship. i think he was very charismatic. he was a skilled logician and could, but the -- he was a skilled politician. host: let's take that because we have just about a minute left. i will let richard norton smith take that minute. guest: the caller raises a very important point. one reason i think the second president bush has risen in the rankings is applicable to this whole process. when we reassess presidents, one of the factors that we take into account is how did his for 40 years, every resident had to deal -- every president had to deal with the cold war. presidents and their attitude toward israel and the middle east. we have 70 to 80 years in which to compare. the fact that there is a lot o

so you have gerald ford running as the incumbent of the republican party and then you have jimmy carter who is running for the democratic party. paul laxalt again, like i said a minority within a minority there thought it would be a good idea. for ronald reagan, maybe to throw his hat in the ring and run for president. to run the primaries he tried to get some support from his colleagues on capitol hill. nobody was interested. nobody thought ronald reagan would be a good president. so as it stood paul laxalt was the sole supporter basically of this notion that ronald reagan should run for president in 1976. and people like ronald reagan. they gravitated toward him. like i said, they knew who he was because he was a national figure. had been pretty popular as california's governor. and so they ran a good campaign pundits didn't think it was possible that he would even stand a chance. and i mean they were right he didn't win but his insurgency against the ford campaign probably is what contributed to gerald ford not winning. for the republicans and probably attributed to jimmy carter winn

gerald: the majority of issues, where the relationships and sometimes with those loved ones back home and sometimes with colleagues. when i was in djibouti, we did have a cb take his life there on camp. i think it related to a relationship that went bad, with a woman he was dating. the chaplain command and was a young lt. and i kind of consulted with him on how to plan a memorial service which he didn't break did very well. i would say, it wasn't posttraumatic stress or anything in a country with a being aviation units in afghanistan, nor disclose as combat troops would be so characterized mostly counseling related to relationships whether they work familial or romantic or work-related. this tended to be the kinds of issues that were most frequent. mike deputy are one of my deputies in djibouti, he was cal's machine. counseling is not my forte so i don't always gravitate toward it. but i bet he did pretty in six months he was there. i bet he did 200. anybody wanted to speak to chaplain, he was there, i pointed them toward him. i want to give you a chance to do two things pretty one is

i told them what gerald wellman and goodman barlow and my other neighbors had said. it seemed to make quite an impression. there was much dissension but we , finally ratified the constitution, on the condition that it be amended at the first session of the new national congress. and it was, by 10 amendments called the bill of rights. these amendments guaranteed to the people freedom of speech and assembly. freedom of religion. the right to a trial by jury. immunity from search. the 10th amendment said powers not delegated are reserved to the people. this meant that aside from being a part of a great nation, each state reserves the right to pass its own laws, its own system of taxation to finance and support education, medical and health programs, road projects, and other state activities. maintain a state militia, equipped for emergencies in times of disaster. or combine its militia with those of other states into a united army. now we had a nation, a constitution, and bill of rights with provision from further amendments. it was up to us to protect these privileges.

i told them what gerald wellman and goodman barlow and my other neighbors had said. it seemed to make quite an impression. there was much dissension, but we finally ratified the constitution. on the condition that it be amended at the first session of the new national congress. and it was, by 10 amendments called the bill of rights. these amendments guarantee to the people freedom of speech and assembly. freedom of religion. the right to a trial by jury. immunity from search. the 10th amendment said powers not delegated are reserved to the people. this meant to decide for being a part of a great nation, each state reserves the right to pass it so laws, its own system of taxation to finance and support education, medical and health programs, road projects, and other state activities. maintain a state militia. equipped for emergencies in times of disaster. or combine its militia with those of other states into a united armyn. -- army. now we had a nation, constitution, and bill of provision from further amendments. it was up to us to protect these privileges. i return

it's a show of sardine fishermen, gerald buckle and his team a waiting for the swarm. right? yeah, yeah, no that was within seconds. everything suddenly gets very hectic. well, i'm good. i got called starting fever. everybody got to run and shack. yeah, yeah. yeah, right. well, every year between june and august, the saudi and move along the east coast of south africa following the cold currents in the indian ocean, bigger hungry fish follow them. and so do the fisherman. the close of the shoals of sardines gets to the coast, the better the chances of catch. like a huge disappointment when the net gets caught and breaks, most of the sardines get away. let's put a corporate off a few kilometers further on. another team has more like throw and catch is 150 grades worth of sardines in a net 2 thirds of the fish i sold for more than 2000 years. the rest goes to the team. they took a chance to get it paid off. and like you can see the novice, but as you know in this game, it's very dangerous. as you can see. having to myself, i had a cable go through molig, and that's the name of

summer of 2006 extreme right wing groups distributed flyers, posters and stickers, which read know gerald. you are not germany at the start of his international career as a more even had to convince some of his teammates he belonged. i think it's like, i was supposed to them you, you can do something better than and then they thought it was empty. and i think because my face can call you go and do away, i saw ok. this guy can help us who i saw. i also like know i'm in a team by the beginning was not easy to just come and say okay, and if you need to wait for with him, gerald mower was not the only target in 2006 german i, jerry and player, patrick. oh, my yella was attacked in the far right propaganda white more than just the color of a jersey for a real national tea. back in the blender slager after germany's home, 2006 world cup. as a more was the victim of racist abuse and a cut match. fans made monkey noises when ever he touched the ball. ah, me lasting longer than the black footballers before him. some more wrecked up over 40 cash score 6 goals with germany. and his success had a tri

bush and gerald ford. his critics say he presided over systemic torture, massacres of , and illegal wars. we will look at his legacy with retired colonel andrew bacevich, whose son was killed in iraq. he is president of the antiwar think tank the quincy institute. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "so long, so long" by chumbawumba. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. i have joined by my co-host nermeen shaikh. hi, nermeen. nermeen: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. y: donald rumsfeld, chief architect of the iraq war, died wednesy at the age of 88. rumsfeld served under four esidents and was secretary of defense under both presidents george w. bush and gerald ford. his critics say he presided over systemic torture, massacres of civilians, and illegal wars. as defense secretary, rumsfeld was quick to advise bush to target iraq after the 9/11 terror attacks, even though al qaeda had been she

for geralds bucko and his team, the 1st thing to do is repair the nets and then go home empty and bed bed 3. bad luck everybody i suppose and they get according to buckle. saudi fever should be around for a few more weeks. the news lawyer culture, the high hair, civil woman's super, super food dilation style like on the lead lifestyle europe. the do you like it? the do you want? okay, then walk along with the pedal to the metal and let's ride the red in 60 minutes on d w me, we've got some hot tips for your bucket. lift the magic corner hotspots perfectly and some great filter memorials to boot on your travels off. we go the, the a walk in the woods, why this germans sing? it takes along a recording device on her hikes, is one of the things you'll find out on today's show. and with that, welcome to your emacs here. look at what else is coming up today.

i think that, from the time he was there, the fact that gerald r. ford was - had such basic human decency, and was so naturally a human being that people could appreciate, i think that coming in as he did when the reservoir of trust had been drained in our country - following the only president in our history to resign. it was a terribly difficult thing, and i think he helped heal the country, and that was important. i mean, ronald reagan unquestionably had a strategic sense that was directionally correct, by my standard, and enormously helpful to our country, in terms of ending the cold war. he did an awful lot that was right, and i mean, dwight eisenhower had a largely successful presidency. richard nixon - my goodness, an enormously talented man with a wonderful mind and a seriousness of purpose, and brought an enormously talented team of people into government who affected the course of government for decades thereafter. people like henry kissinger and bill steinman and alan greenspan, and so many others. lamb: we're out of time, but why did you

rumsfeld died in the age of 88 this weekend he served for presidents including the defense secretary for gerald ford and george w. bush. ms. rumsfeld appeared of up to be in 2011 to learn about his memoir known and unknown and here's a look at the program. >> we have this gathering because secretary rumsfeld because i've been getting much attention. so we thought that we would make up for that violates having one event and i know you're not doing anything else. [laughter] to make sure that we can get this book the attention it deserves. it is appropriate for us here in the national constitution center because one of the things of the founder, we are serious about was unlikely james in europe they were starting this country to be and make sure that we had a record of our leaders and what they thought about what they did in office read and also they have the record it would be open as soon as possible. >> and get them to quiet down. [laughter] >> and everyone here,. >> there's so much noise. [laughter] >> yes. it's a fake, people try to get upstairs see would like to hear us. [laughter] in any ca

secretary donald rumsfeld, has died at the age of 80, and he served twice in the post under president gerald ford and george w bush from feld. oversaw the 2003 us invasion of iraq. you remained unapologetic about the war insisting that toppling saddam hussein created a quote more stable and secure world state news from berlin. there is a lot more on our website that is d w dot com. ah, oh. the german military's deadliest mission since 1945 came to an end late on tuesday night when the last bonus, fer soldiers in afghanistan started their journey home. the last us troops were expected to withdraw later this week and what will they leave behind? almost 20 years ago, f, dana stan became the front line in the us and nato's war against terror. now the top us general in the country warning the fighting may not be over that soon. it will be the tele bond against afghan troops. and yet another war, a civil war. i'm br, gotham, berlin. this is the day the news the security situation is not, not good right now it's what we're seeing is the rapid loss of our district centers . what we want to see, what

it's a show of sardine fishermen. gerald michael and his team. a waiting for this one. yeah. yeah, no, that was within seconds. everything suddenly gets very hectic. got what i called thought in view. everybody's got to read and shack. yeah. yes. more. yeah. right. well we go every year between june and august, the saudi and move along the east coast of south africa following the cold currents in the indian ocean. bigger, hungry fish follow them. and so do the fisherman, the close of the shoals of sardines gets to the coast, the better the chances of catch a huge disappointment when the net gets caught and breaks. most of the sardines get away. rough would of course it off a few kilometers further on. another team has more like try and catch us. 150 crates worth of sardines in a. net 2 thirds of the fish are sold for more than 2000 euros. the rest goes to the team and took a chance to get more than it paid off. and like you can see the novice about the as you know in the game, it's very dangerous. as you can see. having to myself, i had a cable go through molig, and that's th

good to see you gerald. and welcome to the show inviting me. absolutely. thank you. the united nations human rights council is urging a global response that includes operations to quote, make amends for racism, against people of african descent. this is a really big deal in america. we know the george floyd murder, smart world, right, protest and elevated calls to reform. but to see that you in call the world to respond to racism. it's huge. what are the implications and why now it's very significant. the, those of us will study history, recognize that it has been international pressure in the 1st instance that has led to progress for black people in particular, since we arrived unwillingly on the shores. what i mean is, if you look at the abolition of slavery, that was driven not only by courses here in the states, white people in the 1st instance, but also by pressure from british abolitionists also by pressure from abolitionists and hating. if you look at the retreat of jim crow, u. s. a party, beginning of the 1950. it's no accident. as historians have begun to t

i think that, from the time he was there, the fact that gerald r. ford was - had such basic human decency, and was so naturally a human being that people could appreciate, i think that coming in as he did when the reservoir of trust had been drained in our country - following the only president in our history to resign. it was a terribly difficult thing, and i think he helped heal the country, and that was important. i mean, ronald reagan unquestionably had a strategic sense that was directionally correct, by my standard, and enormously helpful to our country, in terms of ending the cold war. he did an awful lot that was right, and i mean, dwight eisenhower had a largely successful presidency. richard nixon - my goodness, an enormously talented man with a wonderful mind and a seriousness of purpose, and brought an enormously talented team of people into government who affected the course of government for decades thereafter. people like henry kissinger and bill steinman and alan greenspan, and so many others. lamb: we're out of time, but why did you

summer of 2006 extreme right wing groups distributed flyers, posters and stickers, which read know gerald. you are not germany at the start of his international career as a more even had to convince some of his teammates he belonged. well, i think it's like i was supposed to them you, you can do something better than and then they started to us. and i think because my 1st is going to go and do where i saw ok, does this guy can help us who i saw i saw so like no, i'm in a team by the beginning was not easy to just come and say, okay, a no need to wait for him, gerald amolla was not the only target in 2006 german nie jerry and player, patrick. oh, well my yellow was attacked in a far right propaganda white. more than just the color of a jersey for a real national team. back in the blend is leader after germany's home, 2006 world cup. as a more was the victim of racist abuse and a cut match. fans made monkey noises when ever he touched the ball. ah, me lasting longer than the black footballers before him. more wrecked up over 40 cash score. 6 goals with germany and his success had a trickle

i can't wait to read about gerald ford. that will be a thrill for me. i have great admiration for him. i would like to talk, and i agree that clinton deserves, despite his personal failures and being overshadowed by the hillary loss. i would like to say, i would like to focus on george w. bush. he was such a great administrator and moral person and ran a tight ship. i think he was very charismatic. he was a skilled logician and could, but the -- he was a skilled politician. host: let's take that because we have just about a minute left. i will let richard norton smith take that minute. guest: the caller raises a very important point. one reason i think the second president bush has risen in the rankings is applicable to this whole process. when we reassess presidents, one of the factors that we take into account is how did his for 40 years, every resident had to deal -- every president had to deal with the cold war. presidents and their attitude toward israel and the middle east. we have 70 to 80 years in which to compare. the fact that there is a lot o

for gerald backhoe and his team, the 1st thing to do is repair the nets. and then go home empty and bed the bed 3 beds. everybody. suppose the name gets it according to buckle saudi fever should be around for a few more weeks. the news, the very i'm like out of that. we are really long renown for smart likes of legal engine. my other doughty today, environmental disaster is unfolding here in the war in europe. they would all be joining the novel stories of kara on dw was right in front of them. they gave it there. then suddenly, we agreed to postpone the or didn't the games that tokyo with 202421. through the course during the qualifying round, not sports hero. i'm fired up and ready to count down during lockdown. why you go to tokyo? on the w crime fighters are back africa. most successful radio drama series continues to spend. the all episodes are available online course you can share and discuss on d. w, africa's facebook page and other social media platform, the crime fighters. tune in now. ah, ah, she's very, i'm not going to shoot any say we're in co

gerald ford i jimmy corder -- jimmy carter --/national defense. there were many in 1980 hurrah stamps. the soviets were practicing their newest technology including the bomber which was supersonic and quite deadly. that was his commitment. and a stronger sense this was the deltas of that was created but millions of people have been imprisoned between the iron curtain in poland and other countries and russia itself that it was a price worth paying. 3 million people were present behind the iron curtain. closely you talked about him being more pragmatic than he was given credit for. is h that going to hurt his legy among conservatives? >> guest: i don't think so. i think his legacy is pretty well cemented among conservatives. his library in simi valley and california still the most visited library, the most visited presidential library in all of america. some call it the reagan library which is not correct by the way. simi valley is off the beaten path somewhat inured more people go there then go to the kennedy library for the clinton library or the

susan ford bales is the daughter of president gerald ford and betty ford. she reflects on her family's time in the white house with former abc news white house correspondent and compton. they focus on first lady betty ford and her impact on american society. the white house historical association hosted this event and provided the video. doesn't it always seen that the most greatest chaos chaotic time in our country is right now the greatest risks and the greatest challenges. well, that isn't really true when i was first assigned to come to washington by abc news in 1974. the nation was deeply divided in protests over the vietnam war. the economy was react with inflation and for the only time in american history a us president resigned in disgrace. it was at that moment that abc news gave me the great honor of assigning me to the white house to what came next it was the administration of gerald ford and with that came, of course the energy and the grace of betty ford. on the eve of mother's day. we're going to explore those memories with her daughter susan

another black layer in african warms layer at that, gerald as amolla, the 1st black germ into play in a world had a different childhood experienced in cost of the decades earlier. the more quickly found acceptance through performing the accepted remo. when there was a band from donna who had to i think close at the school and they got to go for it in gwin does with him. so i just went for in front of his band and i was down. so then, so this was like, i went and now i got new my name and in the school from josephine baker in the 1920 to roberta blanco in the 1970s. historically, blacks have entertained the masses in germany, the performing with his feet as a mower, made history, becoming the 1st african born player to play for germany, making the decision to represent either his native no or germany didn't come easy. i remember decided to pay for jimmy. it's not easy for me because like i think i've, i've before the 100 because he gave me some wisdom teeth who came about me and so i was afraid not to be accepted if i should, to pay for gemini. i was afraid, maybe how will you, why gam

you served twice in the post under president gerald ford. and george w bush rumsfeld oversaw the 2003 us invasion of iraq. you remained unapologetic about the war, insisting that toppling saddam hussein created a quote more stable and secure world. hundreds of indigenous brazilians have been protesting against a bill allowing commercial agriculture and mining on protected tribal reservations . the legislation advanced in congress on tuesday. the far right president, both the nato and brazil powerful farm lobby have supported the bill. arguing that indigenous communities are blocking development of the amazon authorities in ecuador have seized more than 7 tons of cocaine in the port of quiet here. the drugs were hidden in containers of canned tuna bound for spain. the cocaine has a st value of more than $300000000.00. of most intense heat wave north america has seen in years is sweeping across the pacific northwest, breaking temperature records, and causing hundreds of death. as the weather slowly begins to cool and coastal areas, the heat is

. >> dana: you are working gerald gerald dana must like you. [laughter] >> dana: i do like him. i saw him at 6:30 this morning i was like welcome to my world. i got this for you, everybody. everyone loves this segment, right? ♪ >> dana: corny jokes. are you ready? one, which letter is the coolest? what is the coolest letter? >> geraldo: z. >> katie: iced tea. >> dana: what does the sun drink out of? drink out of sun. >> dana: glasses. number three, why are dolphins so healthy? >> katie: because they flip? >> dana: they get a lot of vitamin sea. >> jesse: these are hard. >> dana: not that hard. >> geraldo: sunglasses wasn't hard. >> dana: last one, how do you get in touch with a fish? >> geraldo: hook? >> dana: drop it a line. [laughter] >> katie: that's my favorite one. you are next. >> greg: we should focus group that find out how the audience likes. this. >> dana: i think they love it. >> greg: oh, do you know what today is? july 7th? national dive bar day. i have been a big fan of dive bars ever since i was a teenager and they let me drink there. dive bar has got to be clea

it's a show of sardines, fishermen, gerald michael and his team. a waiting for this warm yeah, that was within seconds. everything suddenly gets very hectic. right. one got a call thought in view, everybody got to read and shot. yeah, yeah, yeah, right. well every year between june and august, the saudi and move along the east coast of south africa following the cold currents in the indian ocean. bigger hungry fish, follow them. and so do the fishermen, the close of the shoals of sardines gets to the coast, the better the chances of catch a huge disappointment when the net gets caught and breaks. most of the sardines get away. rough would of course it off with a few kilometers further on. another team has more like try and catch us. 150 grades worth of sardines in a net 2 thirds of the fish are sold for more than 2000 euros. the rest goes to the team, it took a chance to gamble and paid off. and like you can see the novice about the edge, you know, in the game, it's very dangerous. as you can see. having to myself, i had a cable go through molig. a

this week, president gerald ford as he presides over the ribbon-cutting ceremony of the smithsonian's national space museum in 1976. this film was recorded by the national photographic center and provided by the gerald r ford presidential library. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> president of the united states and the vice president of the united states. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ [applause] [applause] ♪ ♪♪

reporter: in 1975, gerald ford made him defense secretary. the youngest ever. ronald reagan sent into the middle east. >> i am submitting the name to be secretary of defense. reporter: george w. bush reappointed him. within months, america came under attack. rumsfeld was in his pentagon office on september 11 wh an airliner hit the building. he helped move the injured and then planned a way to strike back. rumsfeld believed the iraq war would be over in months. the fierce insurrection that followed thousands of lives when no weapons were found, rumsfeld struggled to explain why. >> there are things we know that we know. there are no unknowns, there are things we now know we don't know. there are also unknown unknowns, things we do not know we don't know. reporter: he was prepared to push boundaries. but when these photographs appear, there was a backlash. >> these events occurred on my watch and i take full responsibility. reporter: the scandal damaged him and with his iraq strategy in question, he resigned. donald rumsfeld reshaped the u.s. military and works

it's a shoal of sardine fishermen. gerald michael and his team a waiting for this warm right. yeah, yeah, no, that was within seconds. everything suddenly gets very hectic. right. was gone. but i called thought in view, everybody got to read and chat. yeah, it was just like every year between june and august, the saudi and move along the east coast of south africa following the cold currents in the indian ocean. bigger hungry fish, follow them. and so do the fisherman. the close of the shoals of sardines gets to the coast, the better the chances of catch a huge disappointment when the net gets caught and breaks. most of the sardines get away. let's put a corporate off a few kilometers further on. another team has more like throw and catch is $150.00 grades worth of sardines and then that 2 thirds of the fish i sold for more than 2000 euros. the rest goes to the team they took a chance to get it paid off. and i can see the novice, but as you know in this game, it's very dangerous. as you can see, i've been with myself. i had a cable go through my leg. and that's the name of the

he first took the job at 43 under president gerald ford in the 1970s during the cold war. in 2001 rumsfeld became the defense secretary again under bush. the former naval pilot led military operations in afghanistan and the ike i can war in th mdle o wt the bush administration called the war against global terrorism. but the u.s. failure to find weapons of mass destruction in iraq and the prolonged fighting led to the ruling republican party's serio midrm election losses in 2006. rumsfeld resigned from the post and remained a divisive figure in the u.s. bush called rumsfeld a man of intelligence, integrity and almost inexhaustible energy and never flinched from responsibility. >>> staying with the united states, search crews in florida are racing against time and weather. they've found the bodies of 18 people in the rubble of a condo building that collapsed. 147 are still missing. the crs haveeen diggg da nowver sincthe beh rain andeat have hampered worriea weathesystem ere ofhore cou turn in a tropical srm. thr leaders worrsome of e respd to thaemergenc so theye reested e

for gerald's backhoe and his team, the 1st thing to do is repair the nets. and then go home, empty handed bed bed, jack. 3 beds. everybody. suppose a name gets it according to buckles. saudi fever should be around for a few more weeks. the news 7 person to break a group need to we need the musician black process to discuss the genres important in modern africa. is f for me to put my bill. are you feeling? i'm not, i'm still on the price list treasures stolen from war zone. the wonders and looted for the international art market. collectors, really valuable pieces from the middle east, which tom prizes at european auction houses. an immoral business that fills the coffers of terrors. factions, blood treasures in 45 minutes on d, w. o, o, o. what matters to us me, that's why we listen to their stories. reporter me every weekend on d. w. ah, welcome to the 77 percent. the platform for you and i young africans. here we get to hung out and talk about things important to us. i am michael t onto this sure will share some roots, reggae with you. i you feel in i read

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we did it with the vietnamese evacuees, in 1975, under gerald ford. we did it with albanians when the serbs attacked them in 1999. heck. five years after the -- the -- you know, the marching band and the cheerleaders turned out for the vietnamese evacuees at indian town gap, pennsylvania, which you just saw. that same base, five years later, hosted more than 19,000 cuban evacuees. again, for the same kind of initial processing. we -- we do this. we do this, as a country. we do this in times of international crisis. we, particularly, do this when we have people, to whom we owe a debt of gratitude as a nation because they helped us. because they provided crucial-local help to american service members at great risk to themselves in a dangerous place. and they were, then, targeted at home because they helped us. those people, we owe an explicit debt of gratitude to. in part, because we make them explicit promise that we will keep them safe, if they help us. last month, the governor of guam wrote this letter to president biden. she said, quote, dear presid

host: delaware, gerald. caller: i would like to point out that i find it ironic that the democratic party and democratic callers who are trying to defend democracy are applauding nancy pelosi for moving -- removing duly elected officials from the committee. secondly, as far as a jim jordan being disruptive, the democratic party supporting defunding the police, haven't we seen the disruption that that has caused? there are some serious questions about january 6. the meaning of the word in stash what the meaning of the word insurrection is? -- i would like to know what the meaning of the word insurrection is? it was a riot. it should have been prevented. there are facts that will tell you there are policies in place to prevent that. however, the speaker of the house is responsible for the security of that building. perhaps she also has an agenda. i would like to know who shot ashli babbitt? who shot and aren't armed air force veteran -- and on armed u -- unarmed air force veteran who should not have been in th

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we did it with the vietnamese evacuees in 1975 under gerald ford. we did it with albanians when the serbs attacked them in 1999. heck. five years after the -- the -- you know, the marching band and the cheerleaders turned out for the vietnamese evacuees at indian town gap, pennsylvania, which you just saw. that same base, five years later, hosted more than 19,000 cuban evacuees. again, for the same kind of initial processing. we -- we do this. we do this, as a country. we do this in times of international crisis. we, particularly, do this when we have people, to whom we owe a debt of gratitude as a nation because they helped us. because they provided crucial local help to american service members at great risk to themselves in a dangerous place. and they were then targeted at home because they helped us. those people, we owe an explicit debt of gratitude to. in part, because we make them explicit promise that we will keep them safe, if they help us. last month, the governor of guam wrote this letter to president biden. she said, quote, dear presiden

he served in that role twice, first under president gerald ford and then for president george w. bush, where he oversaw the u.s. invasion of afghanistan after 9/11 and then the war in iraq. >>> former president trump blasted the biden administration's immigration policies during a trip to the southern border in texas. mr. trump was joined by republican lawmakers during yesterday's visit. the former president blamed the current administration for making the border crisis worse. since march apprehensions have hit the highest levels since at least 2000. mr. trump also continued to make false statements about the 2020 election. >> we have a sick country in many ways, it's sick in elections, and it's sick in the border. if you don't have good elections and if you don't have a strong border, you don't have a country. >> mr. trump was invited to visit south texas by republican governor greg abbott. >>> a california woman who falsely accused a black teenager of taking her cell phone inside a new york hotel is now facing felony hate crime charges. surveillance video from last december sho

rumsfeld died in the age of 88 this weekend he served for presidents including the defense secretary for gerald ford and george w. bush. ms. rumsfeld appeared of up to be in 2011 to learn about his memoir known and unknown and here's a look at the program. >> we have this gathering because secretarysf

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six decades of public service, but he is most known for his time as the pentagon chief for president gerald ford and later for president george w. bush. he died in new mexico today surrounded by his family. he was 88 years old. >>> taking a live look at capitol hill and today the house passed a resolution to create a committee to investigate the deadly january 6 assault on the u.s. capital. this comes nearly 6 months since lawmakers hid from attackers on the floor of the house under speaker pelosi's proposal. she would appoint eight members to the committee and an aide to the speaker said she is considering naming a republican as one of her eight members, tough so far she hasn't given an indication as to whom she would pick. >>> two republicans representatives, liz cheney and can figure of voted to support the measure and another voted to have a bipartisan panel. >>> the department of justice is taking on hate crimes, which have spike in the pandemic. we have seen a number of high profile attacks on asian americans this year in the bay area. the attorney general calls it a state of emergenc

rumsfeld was also both the youngest and oldest secretary of dense, first serving in that role during gerald ford's administration. >> he leaves behind defin breaking news over night the first criminal charges filed gensz former president trump company and one of his closest aids. what we're learning. >> breaking over night a fire works explosion rocks an l.a. neighborhood. leaving a dozen people injured including police officers. >> bill cosby home from prison this morning. sexual assault conviction over turned. we look at why and more accusers now speaking out. saying they feel betrayed. what happens next? >> video moments before the florida building collapse. the new group joining the investigation into

secretary donald rumsfeld, has died at the age of $88.00 we serve twice in the post under president gerald ford and george w bush rumsfeld oversaw the 2003 us invasion of iraq. and he remained unapologetic about the war insisting that toppling saddam hussein created a quote more stable and secure world. the death toll from the collapse of residential tower in miami has risen to 16 after 4 and more bodies were pulled from the rubble. 147 people are still unaccounted for. nearly a week after the building came down, hopes of finding survivors are quickly fading. at least 7 migraines, including a pregnant women, have drowned off the coast of italy. after their boat capsized. the coast guard says 46 people were brought ashore, but around 10 are still missing. the group is believed to have set off from tunisia . extreme heat waves sweeping across western canada is causing dozens of death and breaking records day after day. on tuesday, temperatures had 49 degrees celsius and british columbia cooling center 1000 setup to give people some relief. but the sweltering heat is forecast to continue a pr

he held the post twice, once under president gerald ford and again under president george w. bush when he oversaw the u.s.-led wars in iraq and afghanistan. diane sawyer interviewed rumsfeld in 2011 about the failed search for saddam hussein's weapons of mass destruction. >> if you had known he did not have them -- >> i didn't know. >> if you had. >> i didn't. >> if you had. >> i have no idea. i have no idea. what you know today can help you on things you're thinking about tomorrow. it can't help you with things you were thinking about back then. back then, there was reasonable confidence that he had these weapons. >> former president bush remembering him as "a man of intelligence, integrity and almost inexhaustible energy. he never paled before tough decisions and never flinched from responsibilities." donald rumsfeld was 88 years old. >>> when we come back, the actress sentenced in connection with the nxivm sex cult. >>> and the shark attack at a boy scout camp. the boy bitten while canoeing. ♪ welcome to allstate, ♪ ♪are you down, d-d-down, d-d-down, d-d-down♪ wher

he served twice in the post under president gerald ford, and george w bush received from felt over saw the 2003 us invasion of iraq. he remained on paula genetic about the war, insisting that toppling saddam hussein created a quote more stable and secure world us president joe biden will travel to florida later today to offer his condolences to the families of those killed in the 3rd time tower block collapse. one week ago, the confirmed death toll has risen to 18 with the recovery of more bodies that included 2 children. as many as 145 more people are still unaccounted for. the wi oliver salad is in their side where he heard from local residence about their response to the tragedy. it's hard to think about anything else for diana winner. every time she takes the dog out, she passes by the collapse champlin tower, the yen us, and survived. the hopes are fading to find more people alive. she believed the tragedy could have been avoided. sad, i feel sad that people didn't really step up and say, it's time we need to, we need to pay attention to this and do what we need to do to many live

we serve twice in the post under president gerald ford and george w bush from feld oversaw the 2003 us invasion of iraq. and he remained unapologetic about the war, insisting that toppling saddam hussein created a quote more stable and secure worlds. a death toll from the collapse of a residential tower in miami has risen to 16. after 4 more bodies were pulled from the rubble. 147 people are still unaccounted for. nearly a week after the building came down, hopes of finding survivors are quickly fading. at least 7 migraines, including a pregnant women, have drowned off the coast of italy. after their boat capsized. the coast guard says 46 people were brought ashore, but around 10 are still missing. the group is believed to have set off from tunisia . extreme heat waves sweeping across western canada is causing dozens of death and breaking records day after day. on tuesday, temperatures had 49 degrees celsius in british columbia. cooling centers has been set up to give people some relief, but the sweltering heat is forecast to continue. a prolonged, dangerous, and historic heat wave eng

, the only defense secretary to serve two presidents, was both the youngest during the cold war for gerald ford -- >> i donald h. rumsfeld - >> reporter: and the oldest after 9/11, launching the wars in afghanistan and iraq under george w. bush but it is 9/11 and the iraq war that defined his service. today george w. bush recalled rumsfeld running to the fire in the pentagon to assist the wounded. only four days later rumsfeld told a national security meeting at camp david they needed a plan to go after saddam hussein, despite no proof of his connection to osama bin laden. >> there are known knowns there are things we know we know we also know there are known unknowns. >> reporter: then widely blamed after the 2003 invasion of iraq for not listening to advice about how to manage the war fired the day after the president lost both houses of congress in the 2006 midterms, rumsfeld remained defiant rumsfeld, 88, died of multiple myeloma in his memoir, he insisted he didn't lie about saddam having weapons of mass destruction. writing, "the far less dramatic truth is we were wrong." andrea mitc