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The Nineties : CNNW : December 29, 2018 11:00pm-12:00am PST
iraqi troops have massed along that country's border with kuwait. >> saddam hussein sends a substantial fleet of tanks and other mechanized forces to the kuwaiti border. it's shocking in washington and other than western capitals. saddam had a million-man army and if it invades kuwait, he could very quickly lurch into saudi arabia and the saudis would not have been able to resist. all the oil is on the eastern side of the country right there on the border with iraq. [ speaking foreign language ] >> iraq invaded and took over its tiny neighbor kuwait today. the government of dictator saddam hussein claimed it went in at the invitation of revolutionaries who's had overthrown the kuwaiti government. no western authority accepted that story. >> many americans are concerned that there may be a war. >> what is required of mr. bush to say to the americans that he doesn't want war. >> if you had been in the room with saddam hussein and interviewed him for an hour and 15 minutes and spent another hour and a half with him after the interview, i think you would have reached the same conclusion. no
iraqi troops have massed along that country's border with kuwait. >> saddam hussein sends a substantial fleet of tanks and other mechanized forces to the kuwaiti border. it's shocking in washington and other than western capitals. saddam had a million-man army and if it invades kuwait, he could very quickly lurch into saudi arabia and the saudis would not have been able to resist. all the oil is on the eastern side of the country right there on the border with iraq. [ speaking foreign...
The 2000s : CNNW : December 30, 2018 9:00pm-10:01pm PST
. the fact shows saddam hussein and his regime are concealing their efforts to produce weapons of mass destruction. >> in this battle against terrorism, there is no silver bullet. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> today, america is again forging its future by choosing a man to lead it into the 21st century. this is cnn's coverage of election 2000. >> this is the last official stop of campaign 2000. [ cheers and applause ] >> people do what i think they're going to do, you're looking at the next president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> the schedule over the last 48 hours reflected a major worry. florida, home of governor jeb bush. >> and when he looked me in the eye and said, florida is going to be bush/cheney country, i believe him. >> in texas. >> george w. bush was known as a bipartisan governor. at the time the state house was run by democrats, and he had a very good working relationship with them >> we poured our hearts and souls in this campaign. the organization and the people are going to decide. >> indiana and kentucky, the polls now have closed in those two states.
. the fact shows saddam hussein and his regime are concealing their efforts to produce weapons of mass destruction. >> in this battle against terrorism, there is no silver bullet. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> today, america is again forging its future by choosing a man to lead it into the 21st century. this is cnn's coverage of election 2000. >> this is the last official stop of campaign 2000. [ cheers and applause ] >> people do what i think they're going to do, you're...
NEWSHOUR : ALJAZ : December 1, 2018 1:00pm-2:01pm +03
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history his successful campaign to drive saddam hussein from kuwait was the one term president's most significant accomplishment the son of a wealthy republican u.s. senator bush served in the second world war and was elected to two terms in the u.s. congress in the one nine hundred sixty s. president richard nixon became bush's mentor appointing him in bassett or to the united nations in one nine hundred seventy i shall resign the presidency of nixon resigned in disgrace but bush a savvy political survivor became head of the cia in one thousand nine hundred eighty six after eight years as ronald reagan's vice president bush entered the white house in one nine hundred eighty nine after a savagely negative campaign less than a year after taking office bush sent troops to invade panama to overthrow manwell noriega a corrupt military ruler who had turned against the us sat him was worn over and over again the defining moment of bush's presidency came in august of one nine hundred ninety when iraqi tanks rolled into kuwait he ordered a massive military buildup consulted with allies and wo
history his successful campaign to drive saddam hussein from kuwait was the one term president's most significant accomplishment the son of a wealthy republican u.s. senator bush served in the second world war and was elected to two terms in the u.s. congress in the one nine hundred sixty s. president richard nixon became bush's mentor appointing him in bassett or to the united nations in one nine hundred seventy i shall resign the presidency of nixon resigned in disgrace but bush a savvy...
The Van Jones Show : CNNW : December 1, 2018 4:00pm-5:00pm PST
regard for leading a coalition that evicted saddam hussein's forces after his 1990 invasion there. and right now, over the white house, the american flag lowered to half-staff. in honor of the man who once told cnn that he has fears but dying was not one of them. >> it doesn't scare me. it used to. when i was a little kid, thinking about dying, i was scared of that terrible. when you get older, larry, you know, you don't think about it a lot. i have too much to do. too much to live for. too much happiness. no regrets about anything. no regrets about one single thing in my life. i made mistakes. >> when he was the president, the cold war was pitting east against west and not many had heard of saddam hussein. all that changed during his term. here is cnn's jake tap per. >> reporter: historians say that george h.w. bush's international dealings set the gold standard for the modern presidency. >> it's a big idea, a new world order for diverse nations that are drawn together in common cause to achieve the universal aspirations of mankind. >> reporter: president bush promoted eastern europe'
regard for leading a coalition that evicted saddam hussein's forces after his 1990 invasion there. and right now, over the white house, the american flag lowered to half-staff. in honor of the man who once told cnn that he has fears but dying was not one of them. >> it doesn't scare me. it used to. when i was a little kid, thinking about dying, i was scared of that terrible. when you get older, larry, you know, you don't think about it a lot. i have too much to do. too much to live for....
NEWS LIVE - 30 : ALJAZ : December 1, 2018 2:00pm-2:33pm +03
one is that if we had overthrown saddam hussein we would be responsible for running and governing iraq for a long time that's what happened to his son he had to run iraq at a real way through saddam hussein his father thought that was an odd wise move and really it was the second is you want iraq to be a counterweight to we were on a saddam hussein when he was leader of iraq for a long time for me to be wrong and he was it was really counterweight between two major powers in the middle east when saddam said he was overthrown in iraq really not with art there was no real counter which we won except saudi arabia or way on so he wanted to preserve the iraqi regime essential to counter the power of the growing power of iran and when saddam hussein was eventually removed from power iran became much much more influential but i want to read you something that george bush sr said after the end of the cold war he spoke about a new weld order he said a new world order can imagine new era free of from the threat of terror stronger in the pursuit of justice and more secure in the quest for pe
one is that if we had overthrown saddam hussein we would be responsible for running and governing iraq for a long time that's what happened to his son he had to run iraq at a real way through saddam hussein his father thought that was an odd wise move and really it was the second is you want iraq to be a counterweight to we were on a saddam hussein when he was leader of iraq for a long time for me to be wrong and he was it was really counterweight between two major powers in the middle east...
Death Row Stories : CNNW : December 1, 2018 9:00pm-10:01pm PST
i was fishing with him. that's a large mouth bass. caught by my barber in alabama. i like the bait casting reels best of all. that's a very good bait casting reel here. a good one. >> you've been fishing all your life. >> all my life, yeah. that was down in florida in the keys, fishing for bonefish. it's really hunting and fishing. you see the tails on the fish and you cast at them. ♪ ♪ ♪ jerry ford asked me what i'd like to do. i said, well, i'd love foreign affairs for the u.n. he said, well, you know, paris is open. france is open. if you want to be ambassador we could probably work that out. i said what i'd like to do is go to china. and he said how come? i said well, that's the future. that's where i see the future is. and this is long before people recognized china as the power it is. ♪ ♪ >> long trip. long journey away from anything we'd done before. but barbara was for it and it works out great. >> and what was life like in china? >> couldn't go into people's homes. it was closed in those days. but we could go around town. we used bicycles a lot to get around to different putongs, different alleyways. and traveled as much as i could in the country with her. and it was wonderful. it's a whole new experience. because i went over there thinking red china, domination of the communists of everything. family doesn't mean anything. then you go to a national day and you go to a park and you see four generations of chinese holding hands, grandfather, grandson, all going along on a family day in the park. and you're kind of indoctrinated or out of touch. you just listen to propaganda views of things. you don't get the reality. so i saw the real china. i saw shortcomings, saw its strengths. and i'm better for that. i learned a lot about life. ♪ >> can you tell us about becoming director of the cia? >> well, yeah. i remember riding my bicycle in china and the guy from the embassy communicator came up and said, mr. ambassador, we've got news for you. come on back. so we went back, not very far. cycled back. and there i got this message. i think it was from kissinger. saying the president wants you to come back and run the cia. well, i had no idea about that. didn't know anything about how it operated. i'd been a consumer of intelligence, reading intelligence in that job and in the u.n. job and all of that. my view was once the president wants you to do something if you think you can do it you ought to do it. and i got a lot of advice from friends in congress, don't do this, it's a dead end for any political ambitions you might have. any political future. but i did it. and probably the most fulfilling job i had. well, not as much as president. i loved defending the cia. and i love talking about the dedication of the people that work there. and i love knowing what they do and how well they do it. i did meet with some of our agents, some of our people that would be like serving in moscow and they'd bring them into the office. i'd get to talk to them. and they were heroic people. they were risking their lives out there. and some of them got wrapped up. some of them got, you know, compromised. the whole thing was a great experience. reinforced for me the forns of the intelligence service. the importance of having good foreign intelligence. and the importance of having dedicated americans who are willing to serve without sitting at the head table, without getting their names in the papers. and the agency was all of that for me. >> could you tell us a little more about what you did at the cia? >> no. >> well, i'd had enough of a background in different things that i felt i could compete and i guess ambition or determination, whatever you want to call it. why not me? and i worked like hell and made some progress. but didn't get elected. >> when you received the phone call and were asked to be the vice presidential running mate, did you have any sense that that was coming? >> no. i didn't. i thought -- you know, i thought i would be considered. then they had this deal where ford would run with reagan. and they talked to ronald reagan about it. and for a while 2 lookit looked that was going to happen. and in my view that would have been a disaster. you can't have two presidents, which it would have been. ronald reagan shot that down. so i was somewhat surprised and shocked you might say when he called me up there in the hotel room and said i want you to be my running mate. and i said i'm going over to the convention and announce that right now. >> and i thank you for your wholehearted response to my recommendation with regard to george bush as the candidate for vice president. 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( ♪ ) juvÉderm it. talk to your doctor about the juvÉderm collection of fillers. ♪ >>> i was very much interested in the details of the issues. i don't think reagan -- that wasn't his long suit at all. he was the great communicator and he was so much better than i talking to the american people and getting the american people to do things. i found as i did a lot of foreign travel for reagan that i met people. i always wanted to go to the funerals, you know, and so much so that jim baker said you die he'll fly. i'd go to all these different funerals. and there i'd see the different leaders. i made the first contact for the united states officially, or for reagan with gorbachev, for example. i was over there when russian premier chernenko died. and i went and met gorbachev, got a feel for him, wrote the cable myself to reagan telling him we've got a different man here, we've got a different breed of cat, somebody that you can deal with. and so that was an important moment for me. ♪ there were a lot of things that -- individual times as vice president that i enjoyed. i enjoyed going to germany, trying to get the germans to deploy the pershing missiles. they were a very unpopular thing to do. but reagan wanted me to do this. and i went over there. and they did do it. and it enhanced the peace i think. >> when reagan was shot i was in fort worth and the secret service didn't know if it was a conspiracy to kill all leaders, so they hustled me off in a limo and off to the plane. we stayed in touch with the white house. and got reports on how reagan was doing. i never thought i was president. i never felt i was making the decisions or calling the shots, acting like a president. no point in that. >> i've worked with a great president. i've seen what crossed that big desk. i've seen the unexpected crisis that arrives in a cable in a young aide's hand. and so i know that what it all comes down to this election is the man at the desk. and who should sit at that desk? my friends, i am that man. >> thank you very much. and i am proud to receive and i'm honored to accept your nomination for president of the united states. s. >> the night before the election and we have to stop and go back to illinois and some other place before you go back to texas for the vote. and i said no, we're not going to do that. if we don't have it made by now we're not going to. so i didn't do it. but i say that because it shows that people weren't overly confident that we were going to win. and yet we won by what i think ex post facto had been considered a landslide. >> i, george herbert walker bush, do solemnly swear. >> that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. >> that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. >> preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. >> congratulations. >>. [ cheers and applause ] >> talk to you at our first organized press conference or sooner. we might have an inorganized press conference -- you are disorganized. ♪ >> good morning, everybody. thank you all very much. let me just say that i know some of you have been up all night lo long. but we just wanted to wish you well and welcome you to the people's house. thank you all very, very much. thank you. thank you. livin' large? livin' with his mama. entrepreneur? unemployed. oh! and here we see the artist making an attempt to bare his soul. it's just a gray dot. yeah, you can get a mortgage that avoids pmi, but there's no way to avoid mip on an fha. hey! now the ... this'll help. rocket mortgage by quicken loans makes the complex simple. right? understand the details and get approved in as few as 8 minutes by america's largest mortgage lender. thiuninterrupted streaminglogy brilliant sound clarity and life-like color. experience dell cinema on the xps 13. shop the biggest cyber week ever at dell.com (intel chime) ♪ ♪ >>> the next morning my mother was there, came. we got that great picture of her sitting there. then the papers started piling up. the national security team came in. the cia people came in. went to work. >> how does it feel, sir, to be in the oval office? >> it gradually sunk in, listen, this responsibility is -- but i'd been there. i knew where the keys to the men's room were and i knew my way around the white house. and so it wasn't like out of a clear blue sky, some hick from west texas coming in here. and yet so heavy and so important, so big. and i think it settled on me that you're it, this is a very big thing you embarked on. ♪ >> maybe the most historic thing that happened while you were president was the end of the cold war. could you tell me about the day that the wall fell? >> i remember the democrat leaders in the congress, mitchell and gephardt, saying the president doesn't get it, he ought to be over there now dancing on the wall with these kids that are having families join for the first time. which historically would have been the stupidest thing i could have done. leslie stahl i think it was said to me why don't you express the emotion the american people feel? everybody's got certain levels of respect and pride. and for me to stick my finger in the eyes of gorbachev or the soviet military made no sense at all. and so i didn't do it. i got some criticism for that. unemotional, didn't care. and i cared deeply. but subsequently gorbachev had said that if we'd had done it differently he didn't know how his military would react, whether they'd finally say enough is enough, or they'd say we'll teach this new gorbachev and take over and have a military confrontation. in east germany, poland, they had troops all through there. so it was better to work with the diplomacy of it all, which we did. helped have it very smooth. cold war ended without a shot being fired. >> good luck to you. >> thank you. >> how are you? >> you want a candy? come on. we'll get you a candy bar. right here. ♪ >> a picture our official exchange. come on. here we are. >> you know i'm supposed to be in school right now. >> are you? >> do you think it would be possible for you to write me an absence? >> oh, absolutely. >> excuse. you see? >> i would like to ask you, what is your theory on that? >> i remember when it happened i was president and it was terrible. and we kind of led the world in putting sanctions against china. but i didn't want to break off all relations with china. and therein i had a difference with a lot of the editorialists and a lot of the people in congress. they said this is too much, we're going to break relations with china. in my view given where we are today it would have been a stupid thing to do. if i hadn't been to china, if i hadn't known the chinese leaders, i might have felt differently about that. there's a place where personal experience makes a difference. >> i believe the forces of democracy are so powerful. and when you see them as recently as this morning, a single student standing in front of a tank, and then i might add seeing the tank driver exercise restrai restraint, i'm convinced that the forces of democracy are going to overcome these unfortunate events in tiananmen square. ♪ opportunity is everywhere. like here. where nothing stands between you and your best friends. ♪ introducing the new capital one savor card. earn 4% cash back on dining and 4% on entertainment. now when you go out, you cash in. what's in your wallet? as one of the nation's largest investors in infrastructure, we don't just help power the american dream, we're part of it. this is our era. this is america's energy era. nextera energy. this is america's energy era. go big this holiday at t-mobile. when you buy one of the latest sumsung phones you get a free 50" samsung 4k tv. you gotta be kidding me. seriously, no! 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"an arab country does not have the right to occupy another arab country." >> saddam hussein's unprovoked invasion, his ruthless systematic rape of a peaceful neighbor violated everything the community of nations holds dear. the world has said this aggression would not stand. and it will not stand. >> small country. member of the united nations. was brutally taken over by the fourth largest army in the world. >> at what moment did you know this country was going to war against iraq? >> in my heart i knew it pretty quickly after he went into kuwait. by quickly i mean a few hours. i wasn't sure it was going to be war but i knew we were going to have to get him out of there. i remember when the presiding bishop of my church, he came to see me in the oval office. he said, mr. president, you must not use force. it would be immoral. so i said to him, ed, i'm afraid we view this differently. i don't think it's immoral. i said here's what i think is immoral and showed him this amnesty international report on the brutality to the iraqi kids. i mean, there was this overt crystal clear wrong brutality. you can't delegate it. you can't form a committee. you can form a committee that says should we do something or how are we going to handle it? but in the final analysis the final decision is the president's. so you worry about it, you wrestle with it, and then you decide we're going to do this. and you don't listen to the drums beating outside of the white house. drum, drum. he was the epitome of evil for me. the way he treated his own people. what he did to his neighboring state, a member of the united nations. and i saw nothing redeeming about him at all. i think the feeling was mutual, incidentally. the congress was against it. they were divided. mainly on party lines. but didn't want me to do it. but i did what i thought we should do. >> at my direction elements of the 82nd airborne division as well as key units of the united states air force are arriving today to take up defensive positions in saudi arabia. >> and saddam hussein never thought we were going to fight. and i think he also believed that if we were going to fight he'd win. i am convinced to this day that saddam hussein would have marched right down and taken over saudi arabia. and then all hell would have broken loose. the war was over in 100 hours. which nobody early on would have thought possible. i think that is something known as a, quote, just war, unquote. and this was a just war. and ironically, after the way it worked out and the way our military conducted itself with such efficiency and honor, some of the critics back then, prewar critics, rescinded their critici criticism. but if it hadn't worked out i probably would have been impeached, maybe thrown out of office. your toughest decision the president makes is when he has to send somebody else's son or daughter these days into combat, into war. so when i decided we use force, it was a big decision, a major decision. whether to kick him out of kuwait. >> what did you say to the families who lost loved ones? >> heartbroken. still feel it. anytime someone loses a loved one, the burden for the loss of that life is right on the shoulders of the responsibility of the president. you can't help but feel that way. i've often wondered what would have happened if we'd have said this war's going to continue now until you show up and put your sword on that -- sword of surrender on that table. in the desert. everyone then said he won't show up. but i'm wondering if he would have, but i think probably not. but i think that would have been a more satisfying end to the war. well, the way it worked out it affected me as -- it gave me great pride in the american military, pride and the great satisfaction we did what was right, morally right. and took some satisfaction in the critics being wrong. i've got to admit to that. not a very nice thought there. but there was so much criticism, so much wild and ranting criticism about me then. but i think the fact it all worked out was of enormous importance and it was personally very satisfying. i felt lifted up. everything was so fresh in the beginning... but that plug quickly faded. luckily there's new febreze plug. it cleans away odors and freshens for 1200 hours. breathe happy with new febreze plug. ♪ >>> we preferred calling it a revenue enhancement rather than a tax increase. but no question it hurt. and the democrats and many of the right-wing republicans went after me with a vengeance. >> read my lips. no new taxes. >> if i hadn't said read my lips, no more taxes, it might not have been as big a deal. it was so pronounced, so clear, so hammered home. that if the rhetoric -- if i'd used different rhetoric i might have paid a lesser price. i still paid a big price. >> do you regret that decision? >> no. because it was right. >> four more years! four more years! four more years! >> thank you, united states of america. we are going to win this election. >> can you describe the year 1992 and what that years means to you? >> defeat. losing to bill clinton. clinton did a great job of campaigning on -- that i didn't get it, i was out of touch and all of that. i don't want to sound like i'm bashing the press, but there was almost unanimity in the press corps that i should lose, and they were for him. and that makes a huge difference. >> can you talk a little about ross perot? >> no. can't talk about him. i think he cost me the election, and i don't like him. other than that i have nothing to say. >> the people have spoken, and we respect the majesty of the democratic system. i just called governor clinton over in little rock and offered my congratulations. he did run a strong campaign. >> losing an election hurts. not so much for you personally but you feel you let down a lot of people. there's terrible hurt in it. but i had some experience and i lost a couple senate races. but this was big. and of course very hurtful. >> i'll introduce my two brothers to you. my brother john. this is chelsea. >> hi, senator. >> have a chance to visit. >> nancy, come say hello. nancy wong. >> nice to see you. hello, michael. how are you? nice to see you. >> coffee or tea? >> if you've got a cup of decaf i'll take that. otherwise, i'll have tea. >> the whole agenda of unfinished business. domestic, foreign affairs, whatever. we had a lot of things on the economy we were trying to do and would have liked to have done more for real peace in the middle east, for example. i think china was always important and i think we could have taken some quantum leaps forward on that. some of that's been done by whoever came along after me. a lot of it. the presidency of the united states, which is, you know, the most important job in the world and the most probably overrepresented in what you can and can't do. it's just wonderful. i don't know how i met everything. it was the epitome of my life. but not the only thing in it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we'll keep going. >> i'm going to let the wake go past. we're in neutral. watch that bow getting under that dock. >> good job. >> barbara and i come in the morning in the spring, early summer, sit out there every morning, watch the waves, have a cup of coffee. now every time we have meals we eat out here. today we will. now we've got little gigi here. and i can't tell you the joy i get when i just see her in the morning at my window running or going over to the pool here. and now in another week or two there will be a lot of them here. and that really inspires me and makes me feel young. look out this window and the sea does for me exactly what it did when i was 15 years old. i love it, and i feel reinvigorated there. i can still drive my boat. a lot of things i love to do i can't do. but because i'm getting older. it's different now. but you're still on the team of life. you're still in the middle of this great family. that's what matters. inferior phone detected. so over this phone. greetings human, for a limited time at sprint you can get the lgv40 for just $20 per month. and they'll throw in a free 49 inch 4k lg tv. on to the next. 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i was fishing with him. that's a large mouth bass. caught by my barber in alabama. i like the bait casting reels best of all. that's a very good bait casting reel here. a good one. >> you've been fishing all your life. >> all my life, yeah. that was down in florida in the keys, fishing for bonefish. it's really hunting and fishing. you see the tails on the fish and you cast at them. ♪ ♪ ♪ jerry ford asked me what i'd like to do. i said, well, i'd love foreign affairs for the...
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Noticiero Univisión : KDTV : December 4, 2018 6:30pm-7:00pm PST
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importante, porque estados saddam hussein. con cosa que dijera el presidente iba a ser noticia. lo nuevo para mÍ era un presidente estadounidense. muchos lo critican, seÑor presidente, por haberse reunido con... me tocaba hacer la entrevista, pero tenÍa muchos nervios. porque si mi inglÉs es malo ahora, antes era muchÍsimo peor. asÍ que aceptÉ hacer la entrevista y me memorice en inglÉs fonéticamente todas las preguntas. quizÁs la onu apruebe una resoluciÓn. hay una pregunta que todos se hacen, ¿va a haber una guerra? ningÚn presidente te va a decir siempre la verdad, ellos segunda en sus secretos. su secreto era que iba a atacar a saddam hussein para sacar a los iraquÍes. >> sigo con la esperanza de que saddam hussein reconozca el hecho de que no puede permanecer allÁ y se pacÍficamente. jorge: pero de alguna forma nos estaba diciendo cuÁl era la estrategia. >> yo voy hacer todo lo que pueda de mi parte para que esta coaliciÓn siga unida. porque no es san josÉ contra estados unidos. es saddam hussein contra el mundo. jorge: la impresiÓn que me dio es que fue in
importante, porque estados saddam hussein. con cosa que dijera el presidente iba a ser noticia. lo nuevo para mÍ era un presidente estadounidense. muchos lo critican, seÑor presidente, por haberse reunido con... me tocaba hacer la entrevista, pero tenÍa muchos nervios. porque si mi inglÉs es malo ahora, antes era muchÍsimo peor. asÍ que aceptÉ hacer la entrevista y me memorice en inglÉs fonéticamente todas las preguntas. quizÁs la onu apruebe una resoluciÓn. hay una pregunta que...
Maria Bartiromo's Wall Street : FBC : December 1, 2018 12:00am-12:31am EST
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policy got done. the berlin wall came down, the soviet union collapsed. when saddam hussein invaded kuwait, he defeated the iraqi forces. he also started a foundation to promote community service. after leaving the white house, barbara bush started a charity to help more people learn to read. she was quite an advocate for literacy and was tireless about it. they were married 73 years, longer than any other first couple in u.s. history. they had six children, including a daughter who died of leukemia when she was just three. they've been open and talked about how difficult a time that was for them. their eldest son, of course, george w. bush became the 43rd president of the united states. they had 17 grandchildren and eight grandchildren, after barbara bush died, her husband said she would want life to go on. at the time, "so cross the bushes off your worry list." now they are together again. george w. bush, the 41st president of united states, did tonight at 94. bret baier looked back at the life of this american hero. >> for a new breeze is blowing, and a world refreshed by freedom
policy got done. the berlin wall came down, the soviet union collapsed. when saddam hussein invaded kuwait, he defeated the iraqi forces. he also started a foundation to promote community service. after leaving the white house, barbara bush started a charity to help more people learn to read. she was quite an advocate for literacy and was tireless about it. they were married 73 years, longer than any other first couple in u.s. history. they had six children, including a daughter who died of...
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to reversing saddam hussein's invasion and rallying an international coalition to help him do it. u.s. and allied forces gathered in the desert and when diplomacy failed, the commander-in-chief launched operation desert storm. >> just two hours ago, allied air forces began an attack on military forces in iraq and kuwait. these attacks continue as i speak. ground forces are not engaged. this conflict started august 2nd when the dictator of iraq invaded a small and helpless neighbor. kuwait a member of the arab league and a member of the united nations was crushed. its people brutalized. five months ago, saddam hussein started this cruel war against kuwait. tonight the battle has been joined. >> reporter: it started as an air war. followed less than six weeks later by a ground war. operation desert storm was short, brutally efficient and successful. >> kuwait is liberated. iraq's army is defeated. our military objectives are met. kuwait is once more in the hands of kuwaitis in control of their own destiny. tonight the kuwaiti flag, once again, flies above the capital of a free and
to reversing saddam hussein's invasion and rallying an international coalition to help him do it. u.s. and allied forces gathered in the desert and when diplomacy failed, the commander-in-chief launched operation desert storm. >> just two hours ago, allied air forces began an attack on military forces in iraq and kuwait. these attacks continue as i speak. ground forces are not engaged. this conflict started august 2nd when the dictator of iraq invaded a small and helpless neighbor....
The Last Word With Lawrence O'Donnell : MSNBCW : November 30, 2018 10:00pm-11:00pm PST
define it more than any other was the decision to go to war with saddam hussein and iraq in 1991 when saddam hussein had invatded kuwait. it was a controversial decision and he chose to go. >> he chose to go because he believed this will not stand, this aggression against kuwait. he decided from the 2nd of august 1990 through about the 5th of august that it was important in a post cold war era to attempt to establish a rule of law among nations. he saw kuwait as a victim. he saw saddam hussein as an aggressor. he and james baker successfully marshalled the world to project force around the world in order to try to attempt and, as president bush put it in a speech to congress on september 11th, 1990, that the law of nations should trump the law of the jungle. >> thank you for joining us. again, the word coming in now. it's about 90 minutes ago that we learned that the former president of the united states george h.w. bush passed away earlier this evening at the age of 94. again, the 41st president of the united states from 1989 to 1993. for those of you watchi ing our stations, ou
define it more than any other was the decision to go to war with saddam hussein and iraq in 1991 when saddam hussein had invatded kuwait. it was a controversial decision and he chose to go. >> he chose to go because he believed this will not stand, this aggression against kuwait. he decided from the 2nd of august 1990 through about the 5th of august that it was important in a post cold war era to attempt to establish a rule of law among nations. he saw kuwait as a victim. he saw saddam...
Tucker Carlson Tonight : FOXNEWSW : November 30, 2018 9:00pm-10:00pm PST
. when saddam hussein invaded kuwait, he defeated the iraqi forces. he also started a foundation to promote community service. after leaving the white house, barbara bush started a charity to help more people learn to read. she was quite an advocate for literacy and was tireless about it. they were married 73 years, longer than any other first couple in u.s. history. they had six children, including a daughter who died of leukemia when she was just three. they've been open and talked about how difficult a time that was for them. their eldest son, of course, george w. bush became the 43rd president of the united states. they had 17 grandchildren and eight grandchildren, after barbara bush died, her husband said she would want life to go on. at the time, "so cross the bushes off your worry list." now they are together again. george w. bush, the 41st president of united states, did tonight at 94. bret baier looked back at the life of this american hero. >> for a new breeze is blowing, and a world refreshed by freedom seems reborn, for in man's heart, if not in fact, the day of the dict
. when saddam hussein invaded kuwait, he defeated the iraqi forces. he also started a foundation to promote community service. after leaving the white house, barbara bush started a charity to help more people learn to read. she was quite an advocate for literacy and was tireless about it. they were married 73 years, longer than any other first couple in u.s. history. they had six children, including a daughter who died of leukemia when she was just three. they've been open and talked about how...
Watters' World : FOXNEWSW : December 1, 2018 11:00pm-12:00am PST
. hours earlier the forces of iraqi dictator saddam hussein invaded their tiny neighbor kuwait. bush led the world's leancht super power. but instead of intervening alone. he formed a coalition with the rest of the world. brit: some of his friends in the region for reluctant allies. >> one of the worst offenders is king hussein who is apologizing for saddam hussein and being almost a spokesman for him. >> we had a number of the arab companies as part of the coalition. the arab countries' demand was we not invade iraq or target saddam specifically. we said we are not going to invade iraq. our objective is to get him out of kuwait. >> had the soviets not come on board right after the invasion, we never would have been able to build the coalition that we ultimately -- and we would never have gotten a resolution in the security council. they would have vetoed. people talk about building a coalition. we talk about a coalition in syria today, but it isn't there. others talked about a coalition, but the on one that was a strong, substantial, functioning, overwhelming coalition was this one
. hours earlier the forces of iraqi dictator saddam hussein invaded their tiny neighbor kuwait. bush led the world's leancht super power. but instead of intervening alone. he formed a coalition with the rest of the world. brit: some of his friends in the region for reluctant allies. >> one of the worst offenders is king hussein who is apologizing for saddam hussein and being almost a spokesman for him. >> we had a number of the arab companies as part of the coalition. the arab...
The 11th Hour With Brian Williams : MSNBCW : December 1, 2018 1:00am-2:00am PST
define it more than any other was the decision to go to war with saddam hussein and iraq in 1991 when saddam hussein had invaded kuwait. it was a controversial decision and he chose to go. >> he chose to go because he believed this will not stand, this aggression against kuwait. he decided from the 2nd of august 1990 through about the 5th of august that it was important in a post cold war era to attempt to establish a rule of law among nations. he saw kuwait as a victim. he saw saddam hussein as an aggressor. he and james baker successfully marshalled the world to project force around the world in order to try to attempt and, as president bush put it in a speech to congress on september 11th, 1990, that the law of nations should trump the law of the jungle. >> thank you for joining us. again, the word coming in now. it's about 90 minutes ago that we learned that the former president of the united states george h.w. bush passed away earlier this evening at the age of 94. again, the 41st president of the united states from 1989 to 1993. for those of you watching our stations, our c
define it more than any other was the decision to go to war with saddam hussein and iraq in 1991 when saddam hussein had invaded kuwait. it was a controversial decision and he chose to go. >> he chose to go because he believed this will not stand, this aggression against kuwait. he decided from the 2nd of august 1990 through about the 5th of august that it was important in a post cold war era to attempt to establish a rule of law among nations. he saw kuwait as a victim. he saw saddam...
FOX Report With Jon Scott : FOXNEWSW : December 2, 2018 2:00am-3:01am PST
hours for president bush. hours earlier the forces of iraqi dictator saddam hussein invaded their tiny neighbor kuwait. bush led the world's leancht super power. but instead of intervening alone. he formed a coalition with the rest of the world. brit: some of his friends in the region for reluctant allies. >> one of the worst offenders is king hussein who is apologizing for saddam hussein and being almost a spokesman for him. >> we had a number of the arab companies as part of the coalition. the arab countries' demand was we not invade iraq or target saddam specifically. we said we are not going to invade iraq. our objective is to get him out of kuwait. >> had the soviets not come on board right after the invasion, we never would have been able to build the coalition that we ultimately -- and we would never have gotten a resolution in the security council. they would have vetoed. people talk about building a coalition. we talk about a coalition in syria today, but it isn't there. others talked about a coalition, but the on one that was a strong, substantial, functioning, overwhelm
hours for president bush. hours earlier the forces of iraqi dictator saddam hussein invaded their tiny neighbor kuwait. bush led the world's leancht super power. but instead of intervening alone. he formed a coalition with the rest of the world. brit: some of his friends in the region for reluctant allies. >> one of the worst offenders is king hussein who is apologizing for saddam hussein and being almost a spokesman for him. >> we had a number of the arab companies as part of the...
BBC News : BBCNEWS : December 1, 2018 8:00pm-8:31pm GMT
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came to an end and led the united states in the first gulf war, when saddam hussein invaded kuwait. 0ur north america editor, jon sopel, looks back at his life. i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. america's 43rd president served through some of the most momentous times on the 20th century. so help me god. congratulations. thank you. the cold war ending, the berlin wall coming down, the soviet union collapsing, turmoil in the middle east and the first gulf war. yet by today's brutal standards, he seemed to embody a more noble sense of politics rooted in duty, respect and public service. that george herbert walker bush should reach the highest office in the land almost seemed predestined. he was born into a family of wealth, privilege and politics. his father was a us senator. george attended yale before volunteering for the navy in world war ii. he was shot down over the pacific, his rescue remarkably caught on film. peacetime took him to texas, where he made a fortune in the oil business. and then came the lure of politics. he was elected to cong
came to an end and led the united states in the first gulf war, when saddam hussein invaded kuwait. 0ur north america editor, jon sopel, looks back at his life. i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. america's 43rd president served through some of the most momentous times on the 20th century. so help me god. congratulations. thank you. the cold war ending, the berlin wall coming down, the soviet union collapsing, turmoil in the middle east and the first gulf...
Anderson Cooper 360 : CNNW : November 30, 2018 9:00pm-10:00pm PST
from saddam hussein. and middle east diplomacy -- panama in a successful operation. it's a very large foreign policy record, and he brought together a team of extraordinary people during his presidency to foreign affairs. people that worked for him like dick cheney and coleman powell and others. also, don, he had that great rÉsume of a world war ii hero, the fact he had been with a diplomatic envoy to china, ambassador of the united nations, congressman from texas. it's a remarkable story and he supports the patriarch of something akin to a dynasty of able to have his son become president and famously have 41 and 43. and he is loved by democrats, republicans. this past week barack obama came to mind and he came to pay his respects to president bush just a few days before he died. he's really loved by all americans. >> and also signed the american disabilities act, that's huge, douglas. >> that is very large. and i always mention that because people forget -- in parking lots for people with disabilities. he pushed very hard for environmentalism particularly with air quality. and he's
from saddam hussein. and middle east diplomacy -- panama in a successful operation. it's a very large foreign policy record, and he brought together a team of extraordinary people during his presidency to foreign affairs. people that worked for him like dick cheney and coleman powell and others. also, don, he had that great rÉsume of a world war ii hero, the fact he had been with a diplomatic envoy to china, ambassador of the united nations, congressman from texas. it's a remarkable story and...
BBC News : BBCNEWS : December 1, 2018 10:00pm-10:31pm GMT
end of the cold war and the first gulf conflict ousting saddam hussein from kuwait. in recent years, he was critical of the current president, calling him a "blowhard", but today donald trump paid tribute, saying, "president bush inspired generations of his fellow americans to public service". president barack obama said, "the us has lost a patriot and humble servant. " our north america editorjon sopel looks back at the life of george hw bush. i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. america's 41st president served through some of the 20th century's most momentous times. so help me god. congratulations. thank you. the cold war ending, the berlin wall coming down, the soviet union collapsing, turmoil in the middle east and the first gulf war. yet by today's brutal standards, he seemed to embody a more noble sense of politics, rooted in duty, respect and public service. that george herbert walker bush should reach the highest office in the land almost seemed predestined. he was born into a family of wealth, privilege and politics. his father was a us se
end of the cold war and the first gulf conflict ousting saddam hussein from kuwait. in recent years, he was critical of the current president, calling him a "blowhard", but today donald trump paid tribute, saying, "president bush inspired generations of his fellow americans to public service". president barack obama said, "the us has lost a patriot and humble servant. " our north america editorjon sopel looks back at the life of george hw bush. i will faithfully...
NEWS LIVE - 30 : ALJAZ : December 1, 2018 10:00pm-10:34pm +03
the is that. of kuwait who played a major role in defeating saddam hussein are rolling back the patience of coate and shouting in a new world order. based on. the will of the little off law of the role of the international institutions are gonna zation and reviving the united nations what that was comet was during the cold war an education to a shouting and you were the order that we are seeing the opposite today with the president trump multilateralism the international institutions he was quoted once president bush. george w. bush saying that we don't want to have america close but we have to have the world open to united states so his legacy i believe will be very remembered as one of the major statesman of the united states with the high quality and qualifications unmatched by any other president in our recent history could that legacy be better however had he listened to his military commanders read about ninety one ninety two and gone all the way to baghdad and instead of in effect cocooning saddam hussein in iraq for the first half of the one nine hundred ninety s. going
the is that. of kuwait who played a major role in defeating saddam hussein are rolling back the patience of coate and shouting in a new world order. based on. the will of the little off law of the role of the international institutions are gonna zation and reviving the united nations what that was comet was during the cold war an education to a shouting and you were the order that we are seeing the opposite today with the president trump multilateralism the international institutions he was...
Inside Story (2018) Ep 356 : ALJAZ : December 23, 2018 10:32am-11:01am +03
meeting with saddam hussein i think we have some video of that. of that meeting tell me what was going on during this is what did you get this video from the iraqi television is on the wacky television when did they give it to you recently are we back then we dug this out of the c.n.n. library i see. isn't that interesting there i am. our war on terror. begins with al qaida. but it does not in. this very phrase war on terror is a rational line saying. a war on war. when the serious fraud office launched its investigation into the crimes that we were covering it turned out that many of these arms deals have been forced through by tony blair personally he said there's a case you don't send me. once you start a war. you open a kind of pandora's box you don't control it it controls you again in the fog and it's an advantage that i not myself and again the man carragher and i am. today there are good terrorists and bad the bad terrorists those in yemen who the united states deems to be a threat the good terrorists those who are in syria the joke here is we've been there before. i mean if yo
meeting with saddam hussein i think we have some video of that. of that meeting tell me what was going on during this is what did you get this video from the iraqi television is on the wacky television when did they give it to you recently are we back then we dug this out of the c.n.n. library i see. isn't that interesting there i am. our war on terror. begins with al qaida. but it does not in. this very phrase war on terror is a rational line saying. a war on war. when the serious fraud...
U.S. Senate Sen. Rob Portman R-OH Remembers President George H.W. Bush : CSPAN : December 5, 2018 2:39am-3:03am EST
storm. hundreds of thousands of troops, all to stop the aggression of saddam hussein in the middle east. he knew saddam hussein had to be stopped. it was within his moral fiber that he couldn't sit back and watch one country move into a smaller country, take over in this case the country of kuwait. so he knew there had to be decision by america to lead this incredible coalition of countries all around the middle east and the world. but he also knew that he had to get the american people behind him. i remember at that point i was director of the white house office of legislative affairs. our job was to ensure that we could support the president up here on the hill. a lot of people were giving hadn't advice not to seek approval from congress for that conflict. the fear was that congress would say no. there was a lot of pushback. and the consensus was it had to be done. but george bush believed that it was important to involve congress, for two reasons. one, he believed in the institutions of our democracy. he believed congress played an important role. second and maybe even more important
storm. hundreds of thousands of troops, all to stop the aggression of saddam hussein in the middle east. he knew saddam hussein had to be stopped. it was within his moral fiber that he couldn't sit back and watch one country move into a smaller country, take over in this case the country of kuwait. so he knew there had to be decision by america to lead this incredible coalition of countries all around the middle east and the world. but he also knew that he had to get the american people behind...
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NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt : KNTV : December 1, 2018 5:30pm-5:59pm PST
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saddam hussein's invasion of kuwait. >> this will not stand, this aggression against kuwait. >> backed by an international coalition, bush launched "operation desert storm" and drove iraqi forces out. >> aggression is defeated. the war is over. >> but saddam hussein remained in power until bush's son toppled him 12 years later. >> i thought saddam hussein would fall of his own weight when the war ended. and i thought they'd throw him out of there and they didn't. >> bush's post war popularity soared, then sank over economic concerns closer to home. in 1992, he lost to bill clinton, becoming a one-term president. >> i had my chance. i gave service to this country. and now i'm perfectly content to let history be the judge. >> george bush enjoyed an active retirement full of grandchildren, fishing, even skydiving. and he saw his eldest son become president. but he kept his advice to a minimum. and his son charted his own course. bush was no stranger cs but he aspired to a higher ideal. as when he teamed up with bill clinton on global relief efforts. >> you can be political oppo
saddam hussein's invasion of kuwait. >> this will not stand, this aggression against kuwait. >> backed by an international coalition, bush launched "operation desert storm" and drove iraqi forces out. >> aggression is defeated. the war is over. >> but saddam hussein remained in power until bush's son toppled him 12 years later. >> i thought saddam hussein would fall of his own weight when the war ended. and i thought they'd throw him out of there and...
Inside Story (2018) Ep 336 : ALJAZ : December 3, 2018 10:32am-11:00am +03
with saddam hussein and his party's business. in nine hundred ninety nine the young dr and his colleagues was suddenly faced with the brutality of saddam hussein's regime was confronted with three bus loads of on the desert is scored by republican guards and by funding members and they ordered us to abandon the elected posts and start mutilating these army does it is by taking part of their ears off and that's when things change. the head of the department refused openly and they took him outside to the car park and they put a bullet in his head. i was confronted with a decision would i. obey the commands and live with guilt for the rest of my life would i refuse and end up with a bullet in my head or would i run away and and i decided to run away. manage to get onto a boat to a strange. he was taken to western australia's kerching detention center where he spent more than a year. stripped off my human identity i was marked with a permanent mark on my shoulder with a number two and i carried that name for the rest of the time that i spent the day she said of the curtain that th
with saddam hussein and his party's business. in nine hundred ninety nine the young dr and his colleagues was suddenly faced with the brutality of saddam hussein's regime was confronted with three bus loads of on the desert is scored by republican guards and by funding members and they ordered us to abandon the elected posts and start mutilating these army does it is by taking part of their ears off and that's when things change. the head of the department refused openly and they took him...
The 11th Hour With Brian Williams : MSNBCW : November 30, 2018 11:00pm-12:00am PST
reversing saddam hussein's invasion and rallying an international coalition to help him do it. u.s. and allied forces gathered in the desert and when diplomacy failed, the commander in chief launched operation desert storm. >> just two hours ago, allied air forces began an attack on military targets in iraq and kuwait. these attacks continue as i speak. ground forces are not engaged. this conflict started august 2u8 when the dictator of iraq invaded a small and helpless neighbor. kuwait, a member of the arab league and a member of the united nations was crushed. it's people brutalized. five months ago, saddam hussein starred this cruel war against kuwait. tonight, the battle has been joined. >> it started as an air war. followed less than six weeks later by a ground war. operation desert storm was short. brutally efficient and successful. >> kuwait is liberated. iraq's army is defeated. our military objectives are met. kuwait is once more in the hands of kuwait is in control of their own destiny. tonight, the kuwaiti flag once again flies above the capital of the free and sovereign
reversing saddam hussein's invasion and rallying an international coalition to help him do it. u.s. and allied forces gathered in the desert and when diplomacy failed, the commander in chief launched operation desert storm. >> just two hours ago, allied air forces began an attack on military targets in iraq and kuwait. these attacks continue as i speak. ground forces are not engaged. this conflict started august 2u8 when the dictator of iraq invaded a small and helpless neighbor. kuwait,...
All In With Chris Hayes : MSNBCW : December 1, 2018 12:00am-1:00am PST
said, committing himself to reversing saddam hussein's invasion and rallying an international coalition to help him do it. u.s. and allied forces gathered in the desert and when diplomacy failed, the commander in chief launched operation desert storm. >> just two hours ago, allied air forces began an attack on military targets in iraq and kuwait. these attacks continue as i speak. ground forces are not engaged. this conflict started august 28 when the dictator of iraq invaded a small and helpless neighbor. kuwait, a member of the arab league and a member of the united nations was crushed. its people brutalized. five months ago, saddam hussein starred this cruel war against kuwait. tonight, the battle has been joined. >> it started as an air war. followed less than six weeks later by a ground war. operation desert storm was short. brutally efficient and successful. >> kuwait is liberated. iraq's army is defeated. our military objectives are met. kuwait is once more in the hands of kuwaitis in the control of their own destiny. tonight, the kuwaiti flag once again flies above the
said, committing himself to reversing saddam hussein's invasion and rallying an international coalition to help him do it. u.s. and allied forces gathered in the desert and when diplomacy failed, the commander in chief launched operation desert storm. >> just two hours ago, allied air forces began an attack on military targets in iraq and kuwait. these attacks continue as i speak. ground forces are not engaged. this conflict started august 28 when the dictator of iraq invaded a small and...
The Beat With Ari Melber : MSNBCW : December 1, 2018 9:00pm-10:00pm PST
work. >> this will not stand, bush said, committing himself to reversing saddam hussein's invasion and rallying an international coalition to help him do it. u.s. and allied forces gathered in the desert and when diplomacy failed, the commander in chief launched "operation desert storm." >> just two hours ago, allied air forces began an attack on military targets in iraq and kuwait. these attacks continue as i speak. ground forces are not engaged. this conflict started august 2nd, when the dictator of iraq invaded a small and helpless neighbor. kuwait, a member of the arab league and a member of the united nations was crushed. its people brutalized. five months ago, saddam hussein started this cruel war against kuwait. tonight the battle has been joined. >> it started as an air war, followed less than six weeks later by a ground war. "operation desert storm" was short, brutally efficient and successful. >> kuwait is liberated. iraq's army is defeated. our military objectives are met. kuwait is once more in the hands of kuwaitis in control of their own destiny. tonight the flag once aga
work. >> this will not stand, bush said, committing himself to reversing saddam hussein's invasion and rallying an international coalition to help him do it. u.s. and allied forces gathered in the desert and when diplomacy failed, the commander in chief launched "operation desert storm." >> just two hours ago, allied air forces began an attack on military targets in iraq and kuwait. these attacks continue as i speak. ground forces are not engaged. this conflict started...
Inside Politics : CNNW : December 2, 2018 5:00am-6:01am PST
, collapse of the soviet union, evicting saddam hussein from kuwait. and breaking his signature political promise. >> my opponent won't rule out raising taxes but i will and the congress will push me to raise taxes and i'll say no. and they'll push. and i'll say no. and they'll push again and i'll say to them, read my lips. no new taxes. >> i'm grateful this sunday to have a great group to share their reporting and their reflections. former cnn reporter frank cesno, abc correspondent ann compton. we do politics here so let's get right to it. he is the antithesis of what you see how you conduct yourselves personally from the current president we have. he was the guy, my first campaign in 1988, who was the ceo of a campaign that was savage. in his treatment of michael dukakis. >> people talk about his bipartisan achievements, that it's hard to imagine washington today, whether it's the americans with disabilities act or this budget deal to raise taxes, but he was also a pretty tough partisan as well and in dealing with the democratic congress, he issued over 40 vetoes of legislati
, collapse of the soviet union, evicting saddam hussein from kuwait. and breaking his signature political promise. >> my opponent won't rule out raising taxes but i will and the congress will push me to raise taxes and i'll say no. and they'll push. and i'll say no. and they'll push again and i'll say to them, read my lips. no new taxes. >> i'm grateful this sunday to have a great group to share their reporting and their reflections. former cnn reporter frank cesno, abc...
iraq war against saddam hussein. aggression is defeated, the war is over! another resignation over brexit. the universities and science minister, sam jee—mah, the universities and science minister, sam gyimah, resigns calling the prime minister's plan "naive". the deal that is on the table from the pm is a deal in name only. all the big issues are being kicked down the road. police in paris fire tear gas as protesters take to the streets against president macron's policy of raising fuel taxes to combat global warming. alaska is rocked by aftershocks after the powerful earthquake which damaged roads and buildings. and in half an hour, click looks at some amazing projects as it investigates how technology can assist disabled people. the former american president, george bush senior, has died aged 94. he served in the oval office between 1989 and 1993, succeeding ronald reagan, before losing out to bill clinton. his term was defined by the end of the cold war and the first iraq war against saddam hussein. in april, he was admitted to a hospital intensive care unit with an infectio
iraq war against saddam hussein. aggression is defeated, the war is over! another resignation over brexit. the universities and science minister, sam jee—mah, the universities and science minister, sam gyimah, resigns calling the prime minister's plan "naive". the deal that is on the table from the pm is a deal in name only. all the big issues are being kicked down the road. police in paris fire tear gas as protesters take to the streets against president macron's policy of...
World News Today : BBCNEWS : December 15, 2018 9:00pm-9:31pm GMT
egypt. after eight months on the run that saddam hussein has been tracked down and captured by american forces. saddam hussein is finished because he killed our people, our women, saddam hussein is finished because he killed our people, ourwomen, our children. the signatures to only a few minutes but they brought a formal end to three and half years of conflict, conflict that has claimed more than 200,000 lives. before an audience of world leaders the presidents of bosnia, serbia and croatia put their names to the peace agreement. the romanian border was sealed and silent today, romania has cut itself off from the outside world in order to prevent the details of the present massacre from leaking out. from six at the white house to a trial for his political life, the lewinsky affair to guaranteed bill clinton his place in history as only the second president to be impeached. this is bbc world news today. the latest headlines: scuffles on the streets of parish and other french cleat mac scuffles on the streets of paris and other french cities as yellow vest protesters take to the
egypt. after eight months on the run that saddam hussein has been tracked down and captured by american forces. saddam hussein is finished because he killed our people, our women, saddam hussein is finished because he killed our people, ourwomen, our children. the signatures to only a few minutes but they brought a formal end to three and half years of conflict, conflict that has claimed more than 200,000 lives. before an audience of world leaders the presidents of bosnia, serbia and croatia...
Cavuto Live : FOXNEWSW : December 1, 2018 7:00am-9:00am PST
smart and wise move on his part. he knew what was necessary in order to push back on saddam hussein. that was strategically brilliant. he did was necessary but did not overdo it. he understands the cost of war. he understands it is hard not only on the service members but also on the families. i know that it was greatly appreciated, not only by the american people but by the international community and certainly, by the folks in kuwait that were obviously under a lot of stress and angst during that time. he was a great leader for the american people. i have high regards for him and again, my condolences. >> senator, we talk about a time when you could think of the reagan and bush ticket. the presidency and vice president. you had a conservative with a moderate. now a lot of folks are saying, the two sides can never reconcile the differences. that was proved than that they could and they did. and much as circling now with the president trump invited to the funeral and the family extending the invite. what do you think? >> i think it is a great thing to do. i'm glad that the president has a
smart and wise move on his part. he knew what was necessary in order to push back on saddam hussein. that was strategically brilliant. he did was necessary but did not overdo it. he understands the cost of war. he understands it is hard not only on the service members but also on the families. i know that it was greatly appreciated, not only by the american people but by the international community and certainly, by the folks in kuwait that were obviously under a lot of stress and angst during...
CNN Tonight With Don Lemon : CNNW : November 30, 2018 11:00pm-12:00am PST
perhaps cost him his job. >> as we speak, our nation is standing together against saddam hussein's aggression. but here at home there is another threat, a cancer gnawing away at our nation's health. that cancer is the budget deficit. >> all his political people said don't raise taxes, but president bush was convinced he had to and put his t country ahead of his own political standing, agreeing in the end to a compromise that was $3 in cuts to every dollar in taxes. >> there is a time when you have to make tough decisions, give a little to get what is best for the country. >> if you do the math, you don't get the clinton era balanced budgets without the bueschesh e taxes. he was the last world war ii veteran to win the white house. he served a couple of terms in congress, lost a couple of u.s. senate races and was republican party chairman during the wilderness years of watergate. he decided to challenge jimmy carter in 1980, but an incumbent president wasn't his biggest problem. >> i am paying for this microphone. >> despite winning the iowa caucus, bush couldn't sustain what he called the bi
perhaps cost him his job. >> as we speak, our nation is standing together against saddam hussein's aggression. but here at home there is another threat, a cancer gnawing away at our nation's health. that cancer is the budget deficit. >> all his political people said don't raise taxes, but president bush was convinced he had to and put his t country ahead of his own political standing, agreeing in the end to a compromise that was $3 in cuts to every dollar in taxes. >> there...
The Rachel Maddow Show : MSNBCW : November 30, 2018 9:00pm-10:00pm PST
moment was saddam hussein's invasion of kuwait. >> this will not stand, this aggression against kuwait. >> bush launched operation desert storm and drove iraqi forces out. >> aggression is defeated the war is over. >> but saddam hussein remained in power until bush's son toppled him 12 years later. >> i thought saddam hussein would fall of his own weight when the war ended, and i thought they would throw him the hell out of there and they didn't. >> bush's post war popularity soared and sank over economic concerns closer to home. in 1992 he lost to bill clinton becoming a one-term president. >> i had my chance. i gave service to this country, and now, i'm perfectly content to let history be the judge. >> george bush enjoyed an active retirement full of grandchildren, fishing, even sky diving. and he saw his eldest son become president, but he kept his advice to a minimum and his son charted his own course. bush was no stranger to partisan politics, but he aspired to a higher idea as when he teamed up with bill clinton on global relief efforts. >> you can be political opponents and stil
moment was saddam hussein's invasion of kuwait. >> this will not stand, this aggression against kuwait. >> bush launched operation desert storm and drove iraqi forces out. >> aggression is defeated the war is over. >> but saddam hussein remained in power until bush's son toppled him 12 years later. >> i thought saddam hussein would fall of his own weight when the war ended, and i thought they would throw him the hell out of there and they didn't. >> bush's...
BBC News : BBCNEWS : December 16, 2018 5:00am-5:31am GMT
franco dictatorship. after eight months on the run, saddam hussein has been tracked down and captured by american forces. saddam hussein is finished because he killed our people, our women, our children. the signatures took only a few minutes, but they brought a formal end to 3.5 years of conflict, conflict that has claimed more than 200,000 lives. before an audience of world leaders, the presidents of bosnia, serbia and croatia put their names to the peace agreement. the romanian border was sealed and silent today. romania has cut itself off from the outside world in order to prevent the details of the presumed massacre in timisoara from leaking out. from sex at the white house to a trial for his political life, the lewinsky affair tonight guaranteed bill clinton his place in history as only the second president ever to be impeached. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: a last minute deal at the un climate conference in poland. but some have criticised the agreement for falling short of what's needed. several thousand 'yellow vest' protesters have ta ken to the streets again i
franco dictatorship. after eight months on the run, saddam hussein has been tracked down and captured by american forces. saddam hussein is finished because he killed our people, our women, our children. the signatures took only a few minutes, but they brought a formal end to 3.5 years of conflict, conflict that has claimed more than 200,000 lives. before an audience of world leaders, the presidents of bosnia, serbia and croatia put their names to the peace agreement. the romanian border was...
Fox and Friends Saturday : FOXNEWSW : December 1, 2018 3:00am-7:00am PST
with rescuing the tiny oil rich nation of kuwait. from saddam hussein's million man army of iraq. before george herbert walker bush took his first step in the white house he learned to walk in kennebunkport mane born june 12th, 1924. he was the second of five general to dorothy and senator prescott bush. with high school behind him, george was accepted at yale university but put his education on hold. the start of the second world war beckoned him to serve his country instead. in 1942, george bush celebrated his 18th birthday by enlisting in the u.s. naval reserve. within a year, he was enson bush, the youngest fighter pilot in the navy. taking part in 58 combat missions in the pacific theater. bush was flying his plane on a special bombing mission over china when he was shot down by the japanese and forced to bail out at sea. he survived, though his crew did not. >> i'm floating around in this raft, paddling and then all of a sudden saw this tower come up and saw the submarine surface. >> with the end of the war in sight, bush set his sights on barbara pierce the two wed in 1945
with rescuing the tiny oil rich nation of kuwait. from saddam hussein's million man army of iraq. before george herbert walker bush took his first step in the white house he learned to walk in kennebunkport mane born june 12th, 1924. he was the second of five general to dorothy and senator prescott bush. with high school behind him, george was accepted at yale university but put his education on hold. the start of the second world war beckoned him to serve his country instead. in 1942, george...
Newsday : BBCNEWS : December 19, 2018 1:00am-1:30am GMT
, saddam hussein has been tracked down and captured by american forces. saddam hussein is finished because he killed our people, our women, our children. the signatures took only a few minutes, but they brought a formal end to 3.5 years of conflict, conflict that has claimed more than 200,000 lives. before an audience of world leaders, the presidents of bosnia, serbia and croatia put their names to the peace agreement. the romanian border was sealed and silent today. romania has cut itself off from the outside world in order to prevent the details of the presumed massacre in timisoara from leaking out. from sex at the white house to a trial for his political life, the lewinsky affair tonight guaranteed bill clinton his place in history as only the second president ever to be impeached. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm mariko 0i in singapore. i'm babita sharma in london. our top stories: president trump agrees to shut down his personal charity after the new york attorney general accuses it of a "shocking pattern of illegality". manchester united sacks its manager, jose mourinho, afte
, saddam hussein has been tracked down and captured by american forces. saddam hussein is finished because he killed our people, our women, our children. the signatures took only a few minutes, but they brought a formal end to 3.5 years of conflict, conflict that has claimed more than 200,000 lives. before an audience of world leaders, the presidents of bosnia, serbia and croatia put their names to the peace agreement. the romanian border was sealed and silent today. romania has cut itself off...
Inside Story (2018) Ep 344 : ALJAZ : December 10, 2018 8:32pm-9:01pm +03
supported saddam hussein against iran in that war are the same climate was a spreading in the region all throughout the last several decades thanks to the united states israel and saudi arabia that have been trying to use of regional capacities and potentials against iran to harness iran to actually stop iran's growth and strike at iran's economy and political dominance and influence in the region but the p. g.c.c. is. you know a failure actually because of that iran a phobia has now changed into us all before via because of the inexperienced policies exercised by the house of so in the last couple of years of from the case to to the blockade of kept our to the war on yemen and to the massacre of the civilian population in eastern sul the arabia the world can very readily see that the arabia is exercising hawkish and provocative policies that could end up in wars in the region so the soul of the leaders are discrediting themselves they are weakening and all affiliated group beings and bodies in the region that are led by the soul of these orders so these have. the major say in them they
supported saddam hussein against iran in that war are the same climate was a spreading in the region all throughout the last several decades thanks to the united states israel and saudi arabia that have been trying to use of regional capacities and potentials against iran to harness iran to actually stop iran's growth and strike at iran's economy and political dominance and influence in the region but the p. g.c.c. is. you know a failure actually because of that iran a phobia has now changed...
premier league — after a 3—1win over manchester united. after eight months on the run, saddam hussein has been tracked down and captured by american forces. saddam hussein is finished. he killed our people. i will women. 0ur children. gray signatures took minutes but they brought a formal end to 3.5 years of conflict. conflict that has claimed more than 200,000 lives. the foreign audience of world leaders, the presidents of bosnia, serbia and croatia put their names on the peace agreement. the romanian border was sealed and silent today, rumania has cut itself off from the outside world in order to prevent the details of the presumed massacre from leaking out. from sex at the white house to trial of his political life, the affair guaranteed bill clinton his place in history as only the second president ever to be impeached. this is bbc world news today. the latest headlines... a huge explosion at a restaurant in northern japan has left at least 41 people injured. environmental groups have criticised the deal agreed at the un climate conference on saturday, saying it lacks ambition. the fa
premier league — after a 3—1win over manchester united. after eight months on the run, saddam hussein has been tracked down and captured by american forces. saddam hussein is finished. he killed our people. i will women. 0ur children. gray signatures took minutes but they brought a formal end to 3.5 years of conflict. conflict that has claimed more than 200,000 lives. the foreign audience of world leaders, the presidents of bosnia, serbia and croatia put their names on the peace agreement....
Face the Nation : KPIX : December 3, 2018 2:30am-3:00am PST
gulf war he went into kuwait, drove saddam hussein out of kuwait back into iraq then he stopped. in other words, he said, going to free kuwait not change the government in iraq we learned? years later that was a very wise decision. >> brennan: what you're describing here, multi-latera multi-laterallism, working wit withal lies, restraint, speaking out about shared values versus national, it sounds like a description of republican party values and standards. >> george bush was part of that generation. that shaped world order after world war ii. and just to add to one thing that injure said, in addition to going into kuwait and going back and stopping, he also got that remarkable coalition of countries that he put together to pay for it. which is almost unheard of in this day and time. they actually paid for it. but george bush was -- he represented mainstream republican thinking. of that time. that is, that america is part of the world, he had great respect far our alliances he understood that when america was at its best was when they were -- when we were working with people who sha
gulf war he went into kuwait, drove saddam hussein out of kuwait back into iraq then he stopped. in other words, he said, going to free kuwait not change the government in iraq we learned? years later that was a very wise decision. >> brennan: what you're describing here, multi-latera multi-laterallism, working wit withal lies, restraint, speaking out about shared values versus national, it sounds like a description of republican party values and standards. >> george bush was part...
The Briefing : BBCNEWS : December 17, 2018 5:00am-5:31am GMT
russian rappers. we'll find out why. after eight months on the run, saddam hussein has been tracked down and captured by american forces. saddam hussein is finished because he killed our people, our women, our children. the signatures took only a few minutes, but they brought a formal end to 3.5 years of conflict, conflict that has claimed more than 200,000 lives. before an audience of world leaders, the presidents of bosnia, serbia and croatia put their names to the peace agreement. the romanian border was sealed and silent today. romania has cut itself off from the outside world in order to prevent the details of the presumed massacre in timisoara from leaking out. from sex at the white house to a trial for his political life, the lewinsky affair tonight guaranteed bill clinton his place in history as only the second president ever to be impeached. you're watching the briefing. 0ur headlines: theresa may warns another eu referendum would cause "irreparable damage" to british politics. north korea warns the us state department that new sanctions could derail de—nuclearisation, pe
russian rappers. we'll find out why. after eight months on the run, saddam hussein has been tracked down and captured by american forces. saddam hussein is finished because he killed our people, our women, our children. the signatures took only a few minutes, but they brought a formal end to 3.5 years of conflict, conflict that has claimed more than 200,000 lives. before an audience of world leaders, the presidents of bosnia, serbia and croatia put their names to the peace agreement. the...
Weekends With Alex Witt : MSNBCW : December 1, 2018 10:00am-11:01am PST
-- the first gulf war to free kuwait from the iraqi saddam hussein aggression. he followed the rules of the united nations. he built a large coalition that followed the u.n.'s expectations to get is saddam hussein off there. this was very controversial. he wisely said he was going to take the right response and respect the partners that he had invited to be part of that coalition, to keep to the mission that would been done. that was the gift, learning restraint, being a lead who are listened, showing character and understand that it's all about service, it's not selfish. >> thank you for weighing in andy card. your last answer has teed up my next interviews. the perils the president faced in making any decision that a president can make. introducing zero account fees for brokerage accounts. and zero minimums to open an account. we have fidelity mutual funds with zero minimum investment. and now only fidelity offers four zero expense ratio index funds directly to investors. because when you invest with fidelity, all those zeros really add up. ♪ so maybe i'll win ♪ saved by zero w
-- the first gulf war to free kuwait from the iraqi saddam hussein aggression. he followed the rules of the united nations. he built a large coalition that followed the u.n.'s expectations to get is saddam hussein off there. this was very controversial. he wisely said he was going to take the right response and respect the partners that he had invited to be part of that coalition, to keep to the mission that would been done. that was the gift, learning restraint, being a lead who are listened,...
Q&A Jeffrey Engel : CSPAN2 : December 2, 2018 10:30pm-11:29pm EST
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the right thing to do that saddam hussein had to be taken out at that point. the second coming he thought we were going to win this war and quickly. presidents to win the war quickly are popular and i would like to see congress tried to impeach you within 90% approval ratings to heat up before the hearings could possibly get moving, it would have already been over by several weeks so he was willing to take that risk. c-span: what did he say when he was asked why he didn't come in to take saddam hussein out in 1991 and his own ends up having to do it years later? >> guest: every member will give you the same answer which is also really out by the evidence as well that no one in 1991 even the bush administration including dick cheney thought it was a good idea to go south to baghdad and the reasons they gave are haunting for us today. they suggested they would treat us like a foreign occupying force and they suggested that it would create ethnic and religious tension that would lead to the civil war ended with a tremendous strain on the palestinian issue which is at the center of so
the right thing to do that saddam hussein had to be taken out at that point. the second coming he thought we were going to win this war and quickly. presidents to win the war quickly are popular and i would like to see congress tried to impeach you within 90% approval ratings to heat up before the hearings could possibly get moving, it would have already been over by several weeks so he was willing to take that risk. c-span: what did he say when he was asked why he didn't come in to take...
The Five : FOXNEWSW : December 6, 2018 2:00pm-3:00pm PST
, americans with disabilities act, overseeing the end of the cold war, kicking saddam hussein out of kuwait. a massive amount of accomplishment for just four years. >> juan: i have such regard for him and i think one of the refrains that you hear about someone who was a good friend, so i was a very young white house reporter at "the washington post." one of my jobs was occasionally to take a ride with the vice president. you can imagine at that time it was a very different washington in terms of the size of the press corps. it would be me, the secret service, and we would be on air force to come and we would be talking. i would go back and my wife would say how is your pal, vice president bush. i would say he thinks earl hoover's strategy, we would start talking baseball. we talked a lot of baseball. we talked baseball for hours. he loved baseball. he was a great athlete. the thing that strikes me, listening to date to his grandson. i have to tell you as a grandfather how much it would mean to me to have a grandson get up there and not only say that his grandfather was a great guy but to ta
, americans with disabilities act, overseeing the end of the cold war, kicking saddam hussein out of kuwait. a massive amount of accomplishment for just four years. >> juan: i have such regard for him and i think one of the refrains that you hear about someone who was a good friend, so i was a very young white house reporter at "the washington post." one of my jobs was occasionally to take a ride with the vice president. you can imagine at that time it was a very different...
The Evening Edit : FBC : December 11, 2018 6:00pm-7:01pm EST
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