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mid-level staffers and their euphoria following the persian gulf war to their depression after the 1992 loss. you can watch a re-aired the program now on booktv. c-span: john podhoretz, author of "hell of a ride", one of the quotes in your book near the end is, "he didnt believe in anything very much except that he wanted to be president, and finally somehow, through some fluke of nature called ronald reagan, he made it. in the final analysis, george bushs presidency was kind of a cosm...

east coast. they were processing 6 million barrels a day. under normal circumstances there is some. emergencies exist within saudi arabia. this attack is rattling markets badly for the reason. they feel that with further violence or incivility within saudi arabia, the spigot could be closed. >> we will be were back with you shortly as we follow the financial implications of this unfolding story. we have with us now a correspondent in the jordan who has more news on the situation in sau...

of the global oil supply it with former white house officials and retired senior military officers. the group offers recommendations on how to deal with an attack on a saudi oil field. this simulation was part of the national summit on energy security, hosted by the groups securing americas future energy and the electrification coalition. i just wanted to say a few words about energy security and the role of this summit. -- todays es -- session, we will try to examine how the mayor ofs...

director for elections in washington state. thank you for joining us. where is your state in all of this? when will voters go to a primary or caucus and what is the timing of washington participation? guest: washington has a presidential primary. we have had one since 1989. the secretary of state has been a very strong proponent of the presidential primary because it brings out a broader spectrum of voters than a caucus. the caucus in our state probably bring out about 100,000 voters. ...

values of course short of violent to try to deal with this issue and you know, this debate is ongoing. its a serious debate and it will be important to determine the next step on the part of the palestinian and arabs in general. i just want to allude to an issue that the speakers here mentioned, which is donor support, economic conditions, funding the palestinian authority, i think a lot of people are mixing or deliberately trying to portray the governments plan of prime minister by od...

macneil/lehrer productions >> lehrer: good evening, im jim lehrer. on the newshour this tuesday, the lead story: is the moscow summit where presidents obama and medvedev reached agreement on nuclear weapons and more. then, the other news of the day, including deadly violence and rioting in northwestern china; the latest on the power standoff in honduras; a media unit look at the washington posts apology for a now withdrawn pay-for- access proposal; and some perspective on vietnam era d...

macneil/lehrer productis >> lehr: good evening, im jim lehrer. on the newshouthis tuesday, the lead story: is the moow smit where presidents obam and medvedev rehed agreement onuclear weapons and more. then, the other ns of the day, incding deadly violence and rioting in northwesterchina; the latest on the power tandoff in honduras; a dia unit look athe washington posts apolog for now withdrawn pay-for- accessroposal; and some perspective on etnam era defense secrety robert mcnamara wh...