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Now you see dr. fauci making conclusions based on the political calculation and feelings than being apolitical and sticking to the data. college football games outside bad, sturgis biker rally bad. obama birthday party with hundreds of maskless people silent. thousands of covid positive migrants into the country is crickets. the sold-out crowds you see across the country are exhibit a and b and the rams just scored again on the giants. how did that happen? that game wont end. >> bill: very cleve...

Finishing my pushups at the direction of secretary powell. that was the last time he said "drop and give me 20, soldier." >> martha: were not able to get it on screen, buts seen the picture and i hope everybody will get a chance to see it. its a great photo. hes down on the ground under your chin making sure -- very impressive, karl. 20 pushups in the oval office. i want to play this. i read in some of general powells writtenings, he said he believed it would be a prominent paragraph in his obit...

Another gulf war, and powell, again, played a key role. >> my colleagues, every statement i make today is backed up by sources. silent sources, these are not assertions. what were giving you are facts and conclusions based on solid intelligence. >> then secretary of state powell made a case in front of the u.n. security council arguing that iraq posed a great threat to the world because, he said, they had weapons of mass destruction. the following month, the u.s. invasion began. the war lasted m...

British tv shows this morning. maybe we need to find a way forward to conduct these things to make them more safe. the big question is is there going to be less interaction with the public. is there going to be a higher amount of security at some of these events. he said, look, he doesnt want there to be any knee-jerk reactions. he doesnt want to have too fast conclusions. essentially what most of the politicians im seeing here in british media are saying, they believe a lot of this is going to ...

The u.s. military when president george h.w. bush named him chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. >> our strategy to go after this army is very, very simple. first we cut it off and were going to kill it. >> reporter: powell became a household name during the first gulf war. his policy of overwhelming force against iraq became known as the powell doctrine. >> i express my sincere thanks to each and every one of you for being here to share my final day in uniform. >> reporter: after a distinguis...

Hard to believe he was coming into contact with the dirty, dreaded and soon-to-be unemployed unvaccinated. here are the facts. here is data. here what happens we know right now. the vast majority of hospitalizations and deaths in the united states are among the unvaccinated. and almost every study suggests the vaccine reduces severity and death from covid. but we also know that data is beginning to show out of the u.k. an increase in the percentage of hospitalizations and deaths coming from the ...

The status quo and seems to start from the assumption that the supreme courts legitimacy must be shielded at all costs. the report claims that it doesnt draw any conclusions, and yet it pretty openly argues against court expansion and threats, clutches its curls that adding justices might add a justice for the first time in history, as if that hasnt already happened. i think this report was a foregone conclusion. the individuals on this commission have a vested interest in not speaking out again...

In uniform. >> reporter: after a distinguished 35-year career, powell retired from the army in 1993. ten years later, the united states would become involved in another gulf war and powell again played a key role. >> my colleagues, every statement i make today is backed up by sources, solid sources. these are not assertions. what were giving you are facts and conclusions based on solid intelligence. >> reporter: then secretary of state powell made a case in front of the u.n. security council arg...

Ten years later another gulf war and powell played a key role. >> my colleagues, every statement i make today is backed up by sources, solid sources. these are not assertions. were giving you facts and conclusions based on solid intelligence. >> reporter: then secretary of state powell made a case in front of the u.n. security council arguing that iraq posed a grave threat to the world because, he said, they had weapons of mass destruction. the following month the u.s. invasion began. the war la...

Subverting the democracy in this country. was this report just a whole lot of nothing. what can you tell us about what came out of it after six months of work? >> very little came out of this report. it reflects a strong bias towards the status quo. and it starts from the assumption that the supreme court, the legitimacy must be shielded at all cost. the report claims that it doesnt draw any conclusions. and yet, it pretty openly argues against court expansion, and threats clutches its pearls. t...