And president bush doesnt believe the report on climate change. How can that be . And Government Agencies being waged by the men and women who lead them. But first, heres my take. There is a fair amount of nostalgia for the establish meblt that bush was a prominent member. There is a heated debate about that establishment whose membership was determined largely by blood lines and connections. You had to be a white anglosaxon protestant to ascend to any power of position in america. Sure think is nothing good to say about a system that was so discriminatory toward everyone else. It was horribly bigoted and segregationist and exclusionariy at its best the old government did have a sense of modesty and humility and public spiritedness that seems absent in todays elite m of bushs greatest moments, the handling of fall of communism, the decision not to occupy iraq after the first gulf war, the acceptance of tax increases after the deficit were marked by restraint and ability to do the right
If so, what happens . I have a terrific panel on it all. Also, President Trump says he doesnt believe his own administrations report on climate change. How can that be . Michael lewis tells us about the war on Government Agencies being waged by the men and women who lead them. But first, heres my take. The death of george h. W. Bush has occasioned a fair amount of nostalgia, and also created a debate. You have to be a white anglosaxon prostitant to ascend to almost any position of power in america until the early 1960s. Surely there is nothing good to say about a system that was so discriminatory towards anyone else. Actually there is. For all its faults and it had many, often bigoted, in some places segregationist and exclusionary. At its best it did have a sense of honesty, humility and public spiritedness that seems largely absent in todays elite. Many of bushs favorite moments is handling of the fall of communism, his decision not to occupy iraq after the first gulf war, were mark
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i m sure he will stick to his guns and i think indeed it s in the whole interest of europe that he succeeds. nick berns, one of the things emanual macron has been trying to do is really stick to the role of france. freedom of press and take on the russians for meddling with elections and such. does this crisis he faces, and, you know, what george and sophia have been describing is really it seems to me he s always had the right wing populists against him. now he has left wing populists against him. does this mean he will not be able to function? and you ve watched leaders kind of weaken abroad while they re at home. can it work? it s going to be quite a challenge, fareed? there s no question it s going to be a consequential moment for emmanuel macron. and he s tried to be at a time when merkel has been weakening, when prime minister may is distracted obviously by the
of free market refofrm, a lot o things people like emmanuel macron and angela merkel used to think were valuable. britain was valuable to have in a european union that could sometimes get over bure ocatized in status. where i think president macron very seriously regrets the departure is in security issues. and i think his concern is to find mechanisms that bind britain post-brexit into those sort of substantive security arrangements is very strong. but it will be much more difficult with the u.k. outside the european union. so i think that s where he probably regrets britain s departure most. nick berns, let me come back to a point you were making about