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To see who the government could talk to now the different parts of the jews are in movement have now you know the different organizations in the regions are apparently trying to elect local leaders so these local leaders can go to paris and talk to mark ha but that is not really very fledged out yet fleshed out yet so we really are waiting to see where this will go because hes very important to talk to them and to find some measure to actually you know make the anger go away he said louis in par...

Another threat, a cancer gnawing away at our nations health. that cancer is the budget deficit. >> all his political people said dont 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 dont get the clinton era balanced...

A cancer gnawing away at our nations health. >> reporter: president bush was convinced he had to raise taxes to put the country ahead of his own political standing, agreeing to a compromise that included about $3 in cuts for every dollar in new taxes. >> theres a time you have to make tough decisions, give a little to get what is best for the country. >> if you do the math, you dont get the clinton era balanced budgets without the bush era tax compromise. the bush team believes that broken promi...

His life, he was looking at the longer term. he only agreed to do it if it included budget caps and what is called pay go, which would ensure that wouldnt be just a one-time event but it would carry on for a lifetime. to president clintons credit, when he came in, he didnt tear up the agreement. he essentially embraced the bush fiscal policy and we were able to dig ourselves out of the hole during the decades of the 1990s and ultimately come to a balanced budget. >> bill clinton doesnt get that ...

Attack. against the intelligence he headquarters. the man behind the plot wouldnt be captured for another decade. and ordered a u.s. invasion of iraq. >> ladies and gentlemen, we got him. >> at home president bush was hammered by critics for compromising with congress on tax increases and breaking his no new taxes promise. >> it was a mistake to go along with the democratic tax increase. i admit it. >> reporter: in a three way battle with clinton and ross. he lost. he lived long enough to see hi...

Ourselves, we cant let them do that, we had about 7500 or 10,000 people for his arrival, college station students as well as citizens, the mayor was out there, we had bands and the governor spoke and he arrived as he should and after the event was over the president looked at me and said that was a lot of hoopla but i appreciate it with doing the right thing to do. arthel: you have to love the humility. and president bush was big on foreign policy, what are the present day precautions? >> the wa...

Wrong. he comes to power in the beginning of 1989. ronald reagan had gotten mikel gorbachev to sign a nuclear arms treaty, interrange missiles, had done things to begin to end the cold war. the berlin wall was still up. eastern europe was locked in the soviet orbit, and it fell to george bush to coax goto bring to completion. saddam hussein invades kuwait. george bush knew what this meant in the first test of the cold war world, a un member has been invaded and the george bush goes saying i know...

Him firing mueller. and the message hes getting right now is that the senate and the leadership will protect him. so i think that thats the wrong message to send. there are some who have legitimate concerns about its constitutionality but they can certainly vote no. i think constitutional scholars on both sides of the issue are in disagreement on this. i think its structured in a way that it is constitutional. so i hope that we can pass it. >> the presidents supporters will say, though, look he ...

Wins. of course, by 20 points. if you just look at the makeup of it. but what it speaks to is that the democrats decided they were going to play in every place in the country. they werent going to leave states or districts alone. >> good, you got to raise all that money, jennifer, you guys should play everywhere. im saying, theres so much money raised now, you should play everywhere. >> thats my point, is that this race demonstrates if you recruit good candidates and you play everywhere, then yo...

Winning across the country. let me put this in perspective when we talk about changing demographics and how things can change in the country. if you look in the south right now and you look in georgia, you look in texas, you look in florida, you saw three states where democrats almost won major seats, whether it be a senate seat or a governorship. what did all those candidates have in common? they were absolute long shots to even be in contention for those seats, and they were all minorities. yo...