then you have dick cheney. notice bush portrayed as practically -- you can barely see him in his seat in comparison to cheney. carl has a brilliant idea. so there you are. one of the interesting things to me as i read this in the march of 2007 is actually on the inside, cheney's power is actually already waning a lot in the second term. the public image has not caught up to that reality yet. in my view, rove's influence is also waning. this particular episode did not help. bush himself had to go out and publicly state that he thought the firing of the eight had not been handled well. that famous expression was uttered. mistakes were made. so no one involved in this came out looking good and of course they did not go fire all 93 u.s. attorneys. >> the next step that happened after that in the aftermath was someone at the justice department who is interviewing new u.s. attorneys and saying how much do you love our president? please tell me. do you remember that philippe? there was sort of a loyalty question that

seat in comparison to cheney. carl has a brilliant idea. so there you are. one of the interesting things to me is i read this in march of '07, is actually on the inside, cheney's power is actually already really waning a lot in the second term. the public image hasn't caught up to that reality yet. and actually, in my view, rove's influence was also waning. and this particular episode didn't help. bush himself had to go out and publicly state that he thought the firings of the eight had not been handled well. that famous expression was uttered, mistakes were made. so no one involved in this came out looking good. and of course, they did not go fire all 93 u.s. attorneys. >> the next step that happened after that in the aftermath was there was somebody at the justice department who was interviewing new u.s. attorneys and saying, how much do you love our president? please tell me. do you remember that, philip? >> i do not. >> there was sort of a loyalty question that was added to the job interview. and that hit "the

then you have dick cheney. notice now bush portrayed as practically -- you can barely see him in his seat compared to cheney. karl has a brilliant idea. so there you are. one of the interesting things as i read this in march of '07 is r actually on the inside, cheney's power is actually already really waning a lot in the second term. the public image hasn't caught up to that reality yet. and, actually, in my view, rove's influence is also waning. and this particular episode didn't help. bush himself had to go out and publicly state that he thought the firings of the eight had not been handled well. that famous expression was uttered, "mistakes were made." so no one involved in this came out looking good, and, of course, they did not go fire all 93 u.s. attorneys. >> the next step that happened after that, in the aftermath was there was somebody at the justice department who was interviewing new u.s. attorneys and saying, how much do you love our president, please tell me. do you remember that, fillp? . >> i do

and get cheney to talk. afterwards, the democrats were like oh, maybe that was cheney's plan all along. but, by the way, people who knew bush a little bit and you a little bit about this relationship, this was not a surprise. feel this was in the spring of 2004. bush is not a shrinking violent. he is quite articulate and he has a characteristic decisive style. his style in talking to him is quite entirely different from clinton, also fills up the room conversationally. but clinton is full of wandering digressions and musings and speculations, and just burns the clock up on you when you are questioning him, which i did. bush, by the way is not like this at all. bush is incredibly direct, to the point. this, this key point, boom, boom, next. that was very much the pattern when we actually talked to him in 2004. here you are a few years later and you know why. >> let me ask a question of all of you. i wonder, there are certain presidents of whom the public perception forms that there must be somebody in their a

critic of cheney over foreign policy accused cheney of trying to sabotage trump's foreign policy. telling cnn i don't think she's good for the country. and the president's son don junior tweeting that republicans already have one mitt romney, we don't need another. cheney shooting right back. >> well, donald trump junior is not a member of the house republican conference. >> reporter: sources say this is part of a larger fight brewing about the future of the gop after the election. cheney may run for next speaker of the house and congressman jim jordan, one of those who called out china this week has ambit n ambitions to run for the same spot, too. multiple sources tell cnn. those close to cheney say this is about her principles, not the politics of the moment. >> there are members of the republican caucus who have become the truth tellers, people like liz choeney. the pandemic is poll lit siitic has to stop. >> reporter: unlike other republicans, liz cheney so far has been immune to a counter punch from president trump. kate? >> stand by. thank you. appreciate that very much. tha

and pick ag fight with liz cheney even though cheney is on the leadership team because shez is praising dr. fauci often on a different page than the president when it comes to coronavirus. discuss with rick santorum. insane, hell no. when it comes to this prosed republican spending plan. what are we seeing here, and let me put something on the table. presidents poll numbers the tank, agree or disagree and i'm seeing beginning, he might lose. if he does a post-trump republican party. let's all stake a position? >> i don't know about that. this sounds like the good, old republican party that i remember. that where there are sharp disagreements about spending, about how much government control we want in washington versus giving it to the states. with respect to school closures. soundsalities more normal which i think is a good thing. i'm glad republicans are speaking out fighting for these various positions. ted cruz and mike lee and rand paul and ron johnson aren't tough fiscal hawks and i think they feel as if the election is coming up already spent a couple trillion dollars. time to di

. >> what can you tell us about the freedom caucus going after liz cheney, one of the few women -- republican women in congress and someone who is seen as a future leader in that chamber in particular? >> yeah, there are only a handful of women in the republican party on the house side and liz cheney passed up the chance to run for senate in her home state of wyoming in large part because she has been talked about as a future possible minority leader or even some day a speaker of the house she found herself on the receiving end of criticism and faced down criticism from about a half dozen members of the freedom caucus that's, of course, you could say most conservative, i think most pro-trump is the best way to characterize those folks, including congressman matt gaetz and thomas massey. she pushed back against them they criticized her for speaking well of dr. fauci in public. she tweeted back in may that he was somebody that we absolutely needed to listen to because of his expertise. and the reality is that's a

this, liz cheney has worked behind president trump and his agenda. senator rand paul tweeted we should all join president trump. liz cheney not only wants to stay forever, she's leading the fight to try to stop him from leading. unacceptable. asked about it, cheney told reporters this, we had an exchange of views. i think it's very clear we're all unified in the sense of recognizing the danger the country would face if joe biden were elected president. we talked about at lent about joe biden. and once again, a political editor for the "washington examiner" david mark. it seems that cheney is saying, look, weal agree on one thing, that is the fact that we don't want joe biden to be president of the united states. or the democrats to take back control of the senate. but they had some major rifts yesterday, david. what are you hearing about this rift that took place between gop lawmakers and liz cheney, with regards to dr. fauci? why it is they would attack her because of that? and what greater implications does this show about the party? >> right. this

cheney is the only one with a major leadership position. some republicans will tell you privately that they think that cheney could defeat kevin mccarthy or steve scalise in a leadership race. >> bret: chad pergram, thanks. president trump's warning malin voting could lead to the most corrupt election in u.s. history. his opponents are pushing back hard to that. the president has some company in predicting a mail in meltdown. fox business correspondent hillary vaughn shows us tonight. >> this set off an avalanche of mail-in ballots. >> if you want to vote, we should send you a ballot so you can vote so you don't have to come out. >> it flooded post offices during the primaries. it wasn't the number of ballots it was problematic but that prepaid envelopes governor cuomo asked for it to make voting easy. because they weren't being postmarked with the dates, leaving officials with no way to know if thousands of uncounted ballots were mailed in time to be counted. 28 days after election day, congressional race in newark's 12th district is in li

i'm not calling for liz cheney to step down. liz is a friend. we need to have a robust debate unlike my colleagues on the democratic side of the aisle, locked up with open borders, they love antifa, nancy pelosi's response people will do whatever they do. go to portland. city decimated. we should have policies that address that and debate at the republican conference. >> how do you think the federal government's response is going now to coronavirus? >> look through the litany of things we've done in response. testing, literally. testing more than the entire world combined. >> how do you think -- >> mass produced and -- go ahead. >> you've seen results. also seen outcomes. so you think everything's going -- you're touting accomplishments -- that, they aren't meeting -- they are meeting what needs to be done for this. do you think everything is fine? >> meeting what needs to be done? right a lot of things are thrown late to do and we're talking about virus. two years ago in texas we had an 11,000 people die of the flu. two years ago 11,000 people

in no way did she say liz cheney is a woman. she said liz cheney is a member of my conference. she's not defined by being in my conference because she's a woman. she's defined by being in my conference because she got elected because she's the best person for the job. if you think we have a woman problem -- >> the polls show you have an incredible problem with suburban women if president trump loses the election, that's why. >> let's weight it in the areas you want. the question she had was in regards to two people. never did she relate that one person is a man and one is a woman. she related two people based on the positions they had. you took the question to relate it to a woman. let me take the question back that's the question. there are more women running in the republican party for congress than at any time in the history of this party. the record was 143. we're well over 220. so, if you want to measure it based upon that, i think we're improving. do we have rooms for improvement? 100%, yes. do we have places to grow in the suburban area? 100%, yes. our newest members ele

cheney is standing her ground. joining us now is cnn political commentator and former republican congressman, charlie dent. congressman, great to see you. liz cheney -- congressman cheney really has a target on her back at the moment, particularly from members of the freedom caucus. they don't like her positions. here's what rand paul, senator rand paul, has said about her yesterday. i don't think she's good for the country. i mean, she tries to sabotage everything he tries to do in foreign policy, meaning the president. so i don't know whether she's a good advocate for the president or not. what's going on here? >> well, this is the first time they've had a full republican conference meeting since the pandemic in person, so i think some of them were just letting off steam. but it was a terrible thing in the midst of a pandemic, with all the problems we're facing, to go attack the only woman in the republican leadership. there are very few women in the republican caucus, and why would they attack her? makes no sens

also on the hill today, congressman matt gaetz is calling for liz cheney to step down cheney drew the ire of the house freedom caucus for her support of dr. fauci and her support of todd mccutchery who unsuccessfully challenged kentucky congressman thomas massey in his primary last month. joining us for more is nbc's kasie hunt on capitol hill i want to get both of these things from you. let's start with where we stand on this relief package mccarthy does not sound positive about it what are the negotiations that you're hearing about >> well, katy, there's still quite a bit of work to do first within the republican party itself mark meadows and steve mnuchin are up here actually probably right about now heading into lunch with republican senators to try and hammer some more of this out there are divisions between the administration and senate republicans. of course, anything that's actually going to get done has to have sign off from mitch mcconnell and the senate republicans here before it heads over to the house. and that, of course, is where bipartisan negotiations come in. and tho

chairman of the gop conference liz cheney of wyoming and alexandria ocasio-cortez, by florida republican. he is angry she is suggesting po poverty and unemployment are behind the spike in crime during the pandemic. the congressional reporter for the hill, mike willis, i should say, was a witness, confirming to me here last night that he heard him call ocasio-cortez an fing b word. >> it is true that we disagree on policies and visions for america. but that does not mean we should be disrespectful. my wife, carolyn, and i started out together at the age of 19, with nothing. we did odd jobs. and we were on food stamps. i know the face of poverty. and, for a time, it was mine. i cannot apologize for my

you have cheney now, how does this happen to you? >> rinos are almost extinct in africa but they seem to role free in republican leadership. you're absolutely right, liz cheney taken the bat ton of anti-trumpism from paul ryan. she was working against him behind the scenes for some time. she is active live chiding the president. i think republicans in our conference who support the president need to step up for him, need to insure liz cheney has the impramatur of republican system as she attacks our leader. lou: that is a sage council from you, congressman mat matt gaetz. we appreciate it. follow me on twitter @loudobbs, like me on facebook, follow me on instagram @loudobbstonight. >>> up next, yo joe biden's latest blunder. we don't number them there are too many. what he said the difference between south korea and china. tammy bruce. is with us. ta-da! did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? given my unique lifestyle, that'd be perfect! let me grab a pen and some paper. know what

. >> representative liz cheney, thanks, liz. >> with her own style, congresswoman liz cheney. >> i believe that the american people deserve to know what agreement has been entered into in our name. >> is becoming more outspoken and emboldened. splitting with and speaking out against president trump on a series of issues. a rare move by a senior member of the republican leadership. just look at her twitter feed. this week, she demanded to know why the president didn't know about reports about potential russian bounties on u.s. troops. last week, this provocative tweet featured her father. she didn't mention trump by name, but didn't need to. real men wear masks, she wrote. indirectly, hitting trump who had, at that point, been unwilling to endorse wearing a mask. in tweet after tweet, cheney has used the president's favorite forum to push back on him. calling trump's plans to remove u.s. troops from germany dangerously misguided. shooting down trump's idea to have taliban leaders at camp david for peace talks. saying, no moember of the talibn should set foot there, ever. when trump claimed

you have cheney now, how does this happen to you? >> rinos are almost extinct in africa but they seem to role free in republican leadership. you're absolutely right, liz cheney taken the bat ton of anti-trumpism from paul ryan. she was working against him behind the scenes for some time. she is active live chiding the president. i think republicans in our conference who support the president need to step up for him, need to insure liz cheney has the impramatur of republican system as she attacks our leader. lou: that is a sage council from you, congressman mat matt gaetz. we appreciate it. follow me on twitter @loudobbs, like me on facebook, follow me on instagram @loudobbstonight. >>> up next, yo joe biden's latest blunder. we don't number them there are too many. what he said the difference between south korea and ta-da! did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? given my unique lifestyle, that'd be perfect! let me grab a pen and some paper. know what? i'm gonna switch now. just nee

cheney: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, this amendment is a deeply irresponsible stunt that would have great implications for our national security. it would return us to the days even worse than the days of sequester, a time in which secretary of defense jim mattis said no foe in the field has done more damage to the u.s. armed forces than the united states congress has. because of arbitrary, across-the-board cuts. we would -- with this amendment -- undermine the readiness of our troops on air, on land and at sea. we are asking our men and women to go into harm's way to defend all of us. and we must always do that ensuring that they have the absolute best equipment and resources necessary. this amendment is a stunt, mr. speaker, it will be dangerous. we have to ensure that the united states of america maintains a military force that is second to none. i urge my colleagues to defeat this irresponsible and reckless amendment and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from wyoming yields back. the gen

liz cheney has taken the baton of anti-tropism from paul ryan. she has been working behind the scene. she is actively chiming the president. people that support the president need to stand up for him and make sure that liz cheney does not attack our leader. >> i think that sage counsel as usual from you. thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. great to have you here. the white house as we could soon see criminal charges for members of the deep state. we take it up with tom. a reminder, my new book, the trump century. how our president change a history forever. it is upsetting liberals and lefties galore. do your part to make sure they are just quivering. preorder now at the trump century.com, amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com. stay with us. we will be right back. ♪ they will, but with accident forgiveness allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident, even if it's your fault. cut! sonny. was that good? line! the desert never lies. isn't that what i said? no you were talking about allstate and insurance. i just... when i... let

liz cheney has taken the baton of anti-tropism from paul ryan. she has been working behind the scene. she is actively chiming the president. people that support the president need to stand up for him and make sure that liz cheney does not attack our leader. >> i think that sage counsel as usual from you. thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. great to have you here. the white house as we could soon see criminal charges for members of the deep state. we take it up with tom. a reminder, my new book, the trump century. how our president change a history forever. it is upsetting liberals and lefties galore. do your part to make sure they are just quivering. preorder now at the trump century.com, amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com. as a caricature artist, i appreciate what makes each person unique. that's why i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. almost done. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. libert

you know of you know her her dad you know the great the great cheney with the war on terror list cheney along with the democrats which absolutely determined to sabotage u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan and we had this when trump trump you know several times floats the idea of withdrawing from syria how those of indignation from the democrats immediate accusations that he's just serving the interests of putin. and you know trump eventually is forced to withdraw notice what the democrats and the media aren't indignant about they're not indignant about the sanctions campaign against iran they're not indignant about less isolation of a senior iranian leader that they're not indignant about the sanctions campaign and the theft of assets in venezuela so any intervention aggression on the part of the trumpet ministration media is old but likely happy for if it's any of these tentative moves to withdraw that causes the absolute aren't syrian accusations of collaboration. you know how much is it because one of the origins of this new hoax is that it was. captured prisoners of the taliban making

you know of you know her dad you know the great the great cheney with the war on terror list cheney along with the democrats which absolutely determined to sabotage u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan and we had this when trump trump you know several times floats the idea of withdrawing from syria how is of indignation from the democrats' immediate accusations that he's just serving the interests of putin. and you know trump eventually is forced to withdraw notice what the democrats and the media aren't indignant about they're not indignant about the sanctions campaign against iran they're not indignant about less isolation of a senior iranian leader that they're not indignant about the sanctions campaign and the theft of assets in venezuela so any intervention aggression on the part of the trumpet ministration media is old but likely happy for if it's any of these tentative moves to withdraw that causes the absolute aren't syrian accusations of book collaboration. you know how much is it because one of the origins of this new hoax is that it. as. a captured prisoners of the taliban ma

so cheney was assigned to figure out the heart problem and then to say can we get rid of your friend we need a room for quiet contemplation and necessarily what the president word articulate. so to continue with groupthink and to have a president that would survive to engender a little chaos and with the midterm election in 1994 he secretly brings in advisor dick morris with a political consultant at times of his career and clinton's aides don't like it and then daily get to the press that dick morris is advising the president and people like stephanopoulos but he even knows he got better results. and then tried to get better results. i will do two things. we will be coming later she for questions in the audience. >> there with the reagan administration. >> first of all thank you all and the bipartisan center for doing this book event and the work that you do and then to bring us together of the policy issues. and then with those judgments and then the comments on the model that he sets up. to talk about ideological bodies with the broader category of infighting and if you can take a

you know of you know her her dad you know the great the great cheney with the war on terror list cheney along with the democrats which absolutely determined to sabotage u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan and we had this when trump trump you know several times floats the idea of withdrawing from syria how those of indignation from the democrats immediate accusations that he's just serving the interests of putin. and you know trump eventually is forced to withdraw notice what the democrats and the media aren't indignant about they're not indignant about the sanctions campaign against iran they're not indignant about less isolation of a senior iranian leader that they're not indignant about the sanctions campaign and the theft of assets in venezuela so any intervention aggression on the part of the trumpet ministration media is old but likely happy for if it's any of these tentative moves to withdraw that causes the absolute aren't syrian accusations of a collaboration. you know how much is it because one of the origins of this new hoax is that it was. captured prisoners of the taliban makin

you've got cheney now. how does this happen with you republicans? >> hey, rinos are almost ex-- rhinos are almost exe in africa, but they seem to roam free in political times. liz cheney has been working against president trump for some time behind the scenes, but now she's actively chiding the president. and i think that republicans in our conference who support the president need to ten up for him -- step up for him and need to insure that liz cheney does not have the motto of republicanism as she attacks our leader. lou: a sage counsel as usual from yo, congressman matt gaetz. great to have you here. we'd like to hear your thoughts. share your comments. follow me on twitter @loudobbs like me on facebook, follow me on ins gam @loudobbstonight. >>> up next, joe biden's latest blunder. we don't number them, there are too many. tonight -- [laughter] what he said about the difference between the people of south korea and china. charlie hurt, tammy bruce -- haven't seen them in too long -- they're with us next. we'll be r r r r what i'm worried about i

you've got cheney now. how does this happen with you republicans? >> hey, rinos are almost ex-- rhinos are almost exe in africa, but they seem to roam free in political times. liz cheney has been working against president trump for some time behind the scenes, but now she's actively chiding the president. and i think that republicans in our conference who support the president need to ten up for him -- step up for him and need to insure that liz cheney does not have the motto of republicanism as she attacks our leader. lou: a sage counsel as usual from yo, congressman matt gaetz. great to have you here. we'd like to hear your thoughts. share your comments. follow me on twitter @loudobbs like me on facebook, follow me on ins gam @loudobbstonight. >>> up next, joe biden's latest blunder. we don't number them, there are too many. tonight -- [laughter] what he said about the difference between the people of south korea and china. charlie hurt, tammy bruce -- haven't seen them in too long -- they're with us next. we'll be right back. okay... okay! safe d

you know of you know her dad you know the great the great cheney with the war on terror list cheney along with the democrats which absolutely determined to sabotage u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan and we had this when trump trump you know several times floats the idea of withdrawing from syria how is of indignation from the democrats' immediate accusations that he's just serving the interests of putin. and you know trump eventually is forced to withdraw notice what the democrats and the media aren't indignant about they're not indignant about the sanctions campaign against iran they're not indignant about less isolation of a senior iranian leader that they're not indignant about the sanctions campaign and the theft of assets in venezuela so any intervention aggression on the part of the trumpet ministration media is old but likely happy for if it's any of these tentative moves to withdraw that causes the absolute aren't syrian accusations of book collaboration. you know how much is it because one of the origins of this new hoax is that it was. captured prisoners of the taliban maki

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you know of you know her dad you know the great the great cheney with the war on terror list cheney along with the democrats which absolutely determined to sabotage u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan and we had this one trump trump you know several times floats the idea of withdrawing from syria how is of indignation from the democrats immediate accusations that he's just serving the interests of putin. and you know trump eventually is forced to withdraw notice well the democrats and the media aren't indignant about they're not indignant about the sanctions campaign against iran they're not indignant about listen ation a senior iranian leader they're not indignant about the sanctions campaign and the theft of assets in venezuela so any intervention aggression on the part of the trumpet ministration media is old but likely happy for if it's any of these tentative moves to withdraw that causes the absolute aren't syrian accusations of book collaboration. you know how much is it because one of the origins of this new hoax is that it was. captured prisoners of the taliban making this clai

liz cheney has taken the baton of anti-tropism from paul ryan. she has been working behind the scene. she is actively chiming the president. people that support the president need to stand up for him and make sure that liz cheney does not attack our leader. >> i think that sage counsel as usual from you. thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. great to have you here. the white house as we could soon see criminal charges for members of the deep state. we take it up with tom. a reminder, my new book, the trump century. how our president change a history forever. it is upsetting liberals and lefties galore. do your part to make sure they are just quivering. preorder now at the trump century.com, amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com. ta-da! did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? given my unique lifestyle, that'd be perfect! let me grab a pen and some paper. know what? i'm gonna switch now. just need my desk... my chair... and my phone. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. li

liz cheney's response. >> well, donald trump jr.'s not a member of the house republican c conference. >> so you might be surprised to hear the woman who is getting support of the most powerful man in washington. ghislaine maxwell. she was a longtime associate of disgraced financier and convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein, who died by apparent suicide last summer in while in federal custody. maxwell's now in custody herself. accused of recruiting and trafficking underaged girls for epstein. trump was asked about her case. >> i've met her numerous times over the years. especially since i lived in palm beach and i guess they lived in palm becach. but i wish her well, whatever it is. >> he wishes her well. i want to make sure that you know about my new podcast, "silence is not an option." i am taking on tough conversations about race in america, being black in america. the monuments being removed. so on and so on and so forth. you are going to want to listen to it. find it on apple podcasts or your favorite podcast -- wherever your fa

so it took me a while to persuade vice president cheney to join us on the ticket. there's a lot of speculation about my relationship with him. i will tell you this. i'm glad i picked him in 2000. as i sit here in 2010, i am glad i picked him in 2000. and in my judgment he was a superb vice president. >> a couple of people that were not eager for you to run for president in 1999 and in 2000, work to people very closely related to you. there's some connection there with what you state is your biggest mistake in the 2000 campaign. with respect to the 2000 campaign. george w. bush: you are referring to my daughters. the idea of their father running in many of the go to college with secret services just not really appealing to them. [applause]. michael is referring to the biggest political mistake of my life was not revealing to the people of texas that have been arrested for drunk driving. i had been up in maine and john newcomen i went to bark. and tell me how to drink mayor, mug with both hands. [applause]. image bite the edge of the mug. [laughter]. and two monks to

your former vice president dig cheney, long time in congress, you know the congresswoman quite well. supporting the top infectious disease expert in the country is now as politically sensitive as wearing a mask. >> yeah, i know congresswoman cheney quite well. i wrote a book with liz and the vice president several years ago. and i have enormous respect for her. representative guess on the other hand is the congressman who mocked the pandemic several months ago by wearing a gas mask on the floor of the house. he's also the guy that brought a holocaust denier to the state of the union. and i have no respect for him. look, there are members of the republican caucus who have become the truth tellers, people like liz cheney and governor hogan of my state and senator romney. those are the people who are telling the truth. the pandemic has become politicized, and it has to stop. we have to focus on the facts. and i applaud liz for defending, you know, scientists like tony fauci. all of our politicians should do that. >> if you know anything about liz cheney, getting verbally attacked by the

i also just finished -- >> liz cheney is the third ranking member of the republican caucus, i just want to point out, she has a leadership role >> right i mean, they only have a handful of women over there to begin with, you would think they would treat them like gold >> karen bass, it's always a pleasure, thank you for being with us today. >> thanks for having me on >>> and as doctors in south carolina plead for the public to help flatten the curve there, they're also raising the alarm over to whom they are being told to send the latest numbers of coronavirus infections and deaths what i'm worried about is that if you're not expecting the shock, and the markets fall dramatically, you might panic. and in the midst of that panic, you might sell and run to cash. at the very moment, you shouldn't. at the very moment, prices are at their low. that's my fear. i'm not worried about the country. i'm not worried about the financial markets, because in the long run, i know they'll be fine. i'm worried about you. i'm worried about how you will personally respond to this crisis. and even if you do

who became the chief of staff and the presidential history but cheney was assigned a figured out how to deal with the problem and one thing he did was heartening next to the oval, he knew he could not go to florida and say get rid of your friend but he said mr. president and he found he was out of office and he did not stay in the white house and he no longer had the office from where he was being so problematic. sometimes he needs to take steps that are not necessarily what the president is willing to articulate what he wants in order to address. i would say in that continuum to extreme chaos and somewhere in the middle is a comfortable and you have a president who is willing to survive chaos engender a little chaos for better results. in the famous story of bill clinton who loses the midterm election in 1994 because he knew he needed alternative voices, he brings his advisor his name is charlie, his name was dick morris who was a long-standing political consultant to clinton but a republican consultant at the time of his career. charlie brings in the memos that are trying to get cl

reaction of the bush administration after $911.00 was harsh and actually well documented there dick cheney famously said that we would turn to the dark side those were his words. the man who was the head of counterterrorism at the cia black leader ambassador cofer black said that we would not rest until we had bin laden's head on a pike and flies were eating his eyeballs and they weren't joking they were serious and if we had to kill everybody in the process of getting him we were willing to kill everybody. after september the 11th the united states declared war on terror. the old rules no longer applied when it came to terrorists. the cia became the armed branch of the u.s. government tasked with secretly unearthing presumed terrorists. we had high value targets and high value detainees the cia came up with a list 1st it was a very short list of about 12 people that we wanted to either capture or kill. bin laden i mean is a heady mohammed i was a beta etc. john kiriakou is a former cia agent after working for years as an expert middle east analyst he was appointed head of counterterrorism

the reaction of the bush administration after $911.00 was harsh and actually well documented dick cheney famously said that we would turn to the dark side those were his words . the man who was the head of counterterrorism at the cia cofer black leader ambassador cofer black said that we would not rest until we had bin laden's head on a pike and flies were eating his eyeballs. and they weren't joking they were serious and if we had to kill everybody. in the process of getting him we were willing to kill everybody. after september the 11th the united states declared war on terror. the old rules no longer applied when it came to terrorists. the cia became the armed branch of the u.s. government tasked with secretly unearthing presumes terrorists. we had high value targets and high value detainees the cia came up with a list 1st it was a very short list of about 12 people that we wanted to either capture or kill bin laden i mean as i had he mohamed i was a beta etc. john kiriakou is a former cia agent after working for years as an expert middle east analyst he was appointed head of countert

reaction of the bush administration after $911.00 was harsh and actually well documented that dick cheney famously said that we would turn to the dark side those were his words. the man who was the head of counterterrorism at the cia cofer black leader ambassador cofer black said that we would not rest until we had bin laden's head on a pike and flies were eating his eyeballs. and they weren't joking they were serious and if we had to kill everybody in the process of getting him we were willing to kill everybody. after september the 11th the united states declared war on terror. the old rules no longer applied when it came to terrorists. the cia became the armed branch of the us government tasked with secretly unearthing presumed terrorists. we had high value targets and high value detainees the cia came up with a list 1st it was a very short list of about 12 people that we wanted to either capture or kill. bin laden i mean as i had he mohammed i was a beta etc. john kiriakou is a former cia agent after working for years as an expert middle east analyst he was appointed head of counterter

and listen, i've got a lot of issues with liz cheney. liz cheney has a lot of issues with me. i'm talking about on policy. i'm talking not personally. i'm talking about policy. i respect her and her family for public service. and if that offends you, sorry, we disagree. but i respect her personally. but i have a lot of differences in certain issues during the trump era, including impeachment. but mika, at least she knows ideologically who she is, which is more than i can say for anybody in the freedom caucus. >> let's bring in nbc news correspondent -- >> if you don't believe me, just look at the federal debt, look at federal deficits since republicans have been in charge of washington, d.c. and look from 2001 to 2009 and look what it's been over the past 3 1/2 years. >> i understand your frustration. let's bring in nbc news correspondent heidi prsbella. her latest report is on joe biden, blasting republican senator ron johnson's probe into his ties to a ukrainian gas company, saying the senator is promoting a hard-core, right-wing conspiracy theory. here bego again. heidi, wh

i think that's the only way that you'reoing t appease someone like a liz cheney. robertpeter, what's the context in terms of geopolitics you have putin this week working to extend his power in russia. you also have president trump t stillking about possibly bringing russia back into the g7, expanding it into the g8. is that still on the table? peter: that's one of the things that makes this so curious. it's in between the time the white house had this information and e time it was disclosed in the press, the president called and talked to vladimir putin five, six times. he talked about briing himo washington to join the g7 and rejoin, in effect, t community of nations, after its incursion in w ukraine when thrown out in 2014. and the idea that the president would either, a, not be told about this relevant information prior to having theseti convers with vladimir putin and making this outreach to him, or, b, that he would be ld aboutt and still make this outreach, raises questions about his relationship with putin. now, when they says that t administration has been

can you believe they're attacking liz cheney, dick cheney's daughter? i never thought i'd see anything like this in my life. so, no, i don't think there's any way that they come back from this. and i still think there's a significant chance that he's going to really have to evaluate whether or not he wants to do this again. >> to our viewers just joining us, you have not accidentally consumed the funny kind of mushrooms. that is indeed james carville. we're having a bit of a problem with wi-fi strength. he has agreed kindly to stay with us through this commercial break. we will continue our conversation on the other side. >>> and coming up, the many red flags likely making this president nervous right about now. remember, the vote is a little more than 100 days away. >>> 103 days out from the election, one prominent political newsletter is openly talking about democrats taking over the senate. this is the kind of talk that makes democrats sweat not out of anticipation but anxiety, especially among those who are old enough to remember 2016. jessica taylo

had a picture of dick cheney in a mask. i am reminding people to wear a mask every time they are with other people outside of their family, particularly in a public place that is inside. we just have to do it. it is tragic to see some of these stories, folks who have objected to it. countrycers around the who did not believe in it, now suddenly they are passing away, coming down with covid. ascan take steps individuals, personal responsibility not only to protect ourselves, but those who might service ourselves, whether it be the grocery store, the post office. certainly the workplace. host: i really appreciate the time you give us here at the hill. thank you for joining us, and keep up the fight. thank you very much. rep. upton: thank you for what you do. i am on your website multiple times every single day. host: thank you for the clicks.

close to harvey and he did not want to do anything about it for the deputy chief of staff was it dick cheney who later became the chief of staff. but he was assigned to figure out a day to do with the harvey problem one thing he did was he booted him out of the anteroom that was next to the oval. he knew he could not go to forward and say can we get rid of your friend, but what he did say is mr. president you need a room for quiet contemplation to think about big issues today. ford agreed and then they made that room and he found he was out of an office. so harvey did not stay in the white house but he no longer have that office from where he was being so problematic. sometimes you have to take steps which is not necessarily what the president was to articulate what he wants in order to address it that goes from groupthink to extreme chaos somewhere is a comfortable zone. can it survive a little chaos to get better results and admit the famous stories of bill clinton who loses the midterm election in 1994 because his staff drifted too far to the left he knows he needs alternative voices he s

the dick cheney crowd who now has become a democrat crowd where you have democrats buying into this whole story we have to stay in afghanistan forever and why because the same democrats that voted the we're not going to pull out of afghanistan follow the money on those democrats go ahead pick it up right we have this democrat controlled house armed services committee last week came up with a new budget for the military that they want to get passed $740000000000.00. years at a time when 31 percent of americans weren't able to pay their mortgages this month 30 percent last month couldn't pay because we're in a pandemic they keep telling us there's not enough relief funds we can't give you another stimulus check we can't keep increasing unemployment it'll make you needy but we're going to write a $740000000000.00 blank check to the military industrial complex to the pentagon because when it comes to war when it comes to the military there is always money to be found when it comes to helping people you know sorry terry really lands the media the media is so much a part of the story it's

the dick cheney crowd who now has become a democrat crowd where you have democrats buying into this whole story we have to stay in afghanistan forever and why because the same democrats that voted the we're not going to pull out of afghanistan follow the money on those democrats go ahead pick it up right we have this democrat controlled the house armed services committee last week came up with a new budget for the military that they want to get passed $740000000000.00. years at a time when 31 percent of americans weren't able to pay their mortgages this month 30 percent last month couldn't pay because we're in a pandemic they keep telling us there's not enough relief funds we can't give you another stimulus check we can't keep increasing unemployment it'll make you needy but we're going to write a $740000000000.00 blank check to the military industrial complex to the pentagon because when it comes to war when it comes to the military there is always money to be found when it comes to helping people you know sorry love into a latte were really lands the media the media is so much a p

can you believe attacking liz cheney, dick cheney's daughter? i never thought i'd see anything like this in my life. so, no, i don't think there's any way they come back from this. and i still think there's a significant chance that he's going to really have to evaluate whether he wants to do this again. >> to our viewers just joining us, you have not accidentally consumed the funny kind of mushrooms. that is indeed james carville. we're having a bit of a problem with wi-fi strength. he has agreed kindly to stay with us through this commercial break. we will continue our conversation on the other side. >>> and coming up, the many flags likely making this president nervous right about now. remember, the vote is a little more than 100 days away. find pants that aren't sweats. find your friends. find your sense of wander. find the world is new, again. at chevy we'd like to take you there. now during the chevy open road sales event, get up to 15% of msrp cash back on select 2020 models. that's over fifty-seven hundred dollars cash back on this equin

and of iraq halliburton here's a company that dick cheney the vice president used to head it they got the no bid contract for the invasion of iraq they made millions and millions of dollars of it cheney himself and his stock options made about 34000000 bucks taking us to war she that's quite profitable isn't it go to war and increase your salary by 34000000 but anyway that's been going on no bid contracts are ridiculous i was a mayor and i was a governor there should never be a no bid contract all contracts should be out in the open open bidding and you go to the person that can provide the job at the least expense simple. let's shift to foreign affairs in china and iran have drafted a sweeping economic and security partnership in defiance of the trump administration the proposed deal would give china more influence in the middle east in exchange for lucrative projects in the region china would receive discounted iranian oil for the next 25 years now if this deal goes through china will be in direct competition with the us in the middle east what do you think about the term commiserat