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He is an individual who served his country at the united nations as a diplomat in china, as a cia director, obviously, as vice president. he represents a kind of republicanism that is really frankly i wouldnt say it stinked, but he was a moderate when he ran for president in 1980. his son is very different. his son was a much more conservative republican than he was when he ran in 1980. its a different kind of -- he represents a different era of the united states. so its not just the man and his...

Of service, five years combat duty, an entire year of his life ruined on a process crime, and all these other people go free. we are in the middle of a constitutional crisis, equal justice, equal application of our laws. let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham, i had i had an extra hour tonight. i wish he would say, go ahead, im taking the time off. i am sean hannity filling in for laura. >> laura: if you know what i was looking at listening to your show tonight? sheryl mills, people forg...

Had quite a few conversations with the former president, as you were trying to move forward for a new victory. >> he was a wonderful man, im so pleased the country is recognizing in these closing days of his life and serving now at this great funeral that we will see. he lived a great life. every single part of it was very important. theres another picture of another great man, bob dole. >> harris: youve got it. former senator from kansas, bob dole. he ran for president himself. i would imagine ...

That heres a man who became, against all odds, great odds, he became president of the united states by being nice to people. now, isnt that something for our politicians today to focus on? he became president of the united states by being nice to people. he knew that we judge our presidents on what they get accomplished. he knew how to reach across the aisle. he had many friends on -- look, you wont hear anybody say bad things about george h.w. bush. because nobody believes bad things about him,...

It was a very sweet moment of fatherly love. >> we can report that the son will be giving one of the eulogies on wednesday about his father in that same national cathedr cathedral, and he told me in that moment when his father touched him, it was the most memorable moment for him of their relationship during his presidency. when he is giving that eulogy, bush men are cryers. i think its going to be a very emotional speech for him. >> its a special relationship. thank you very much. we really app...

Many of those changes more than a generation ago. >> absolutely. in someways they brought it down and arrive with newt gingrich and more combative side of the conservative party. no longer willing to go along and get along as they saw president bush going and didnt want to be a milder version. they thought the president was too accommodating and willing to compromise and willing to sacrifice the values and conservative party and that was 1994 with gingrich and comes off saying not only is it no ...

Does it put more pressure on their leaders to come to the table? >> katie: it does. they have short-term strategies, obviously, president xi wants to remain -- he has anointed himself president for life. they have gotten long term acute strategy. that is where the intellectual property stuff comes in. they essentially steal great american ideas, and bolster chinese technology and essentially manufacturing -- that is a long-term goal. thats what we should be shutting down. thats where the preside...

Global order. the g20 represents, obviously, the 20 biggest industrial economies in the world. it represents about 80% of global trade, two-thirds of the worlds2/3 of the worlds population, and the protesters from environment issal a groups and worker rights group, and they say that the world not working properly, and they blame the people in that conference center nearly five miles from here for running a world that is not good for the environment and is not good for people who are living in co...

Thanksgiving. just hours from now, the match. tiger woods and phil mickelson. $9 million and bragging rights on the line. our hines ward sat down with the legendary golfers. >> you guys had a hot and cold relationship. where are you at now? you seem you are having fun and it is about golf. >> we always respected one another and what one another can do on the golf course. you know, the wins and losing to him, obviously, doesnt feel very good. >> i tend to rub it in. >> he is the wrong guy to lose...

A days its about far more than watching the game for the not for. full scope to local which is life on the first day and then the second set a budget thats called the dollars well. its not great way to start the best thing in the world but in the same sense i can see why people watch what you. do with it so all of the possible football now that it was all that big club soft ground in the way ive been a common sponsorships because its extra revenue for the club and its probably just so off to suc...