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it is not out yet. i will read it as soon as it comes out and condoleezza rice, please do an interview with me on this show about your book. i promise i ll read your book, i promise it will be fun. i know you won t come. the new york times managed to get a copy of condoleezza rice s book early. the headline of their review of the book reveals the secret of all bush administration officials trying to ensure their careers do not die with the end of the george w. bush presidency. like basically all bushies not named cheney who came before her, condoleezza rice is trying to secure her future and place in history as a not too bad person by explaining that she, too, fought with dick cheney during the bush presidency. see that, rice tells of clashes with cheney. see, she wasn t on his side. she was against him. that s the way you have to make your case for yourself if you are in the bush administration. i wasn t with cheney, i fought him every step of the way. the post-white ....
and is not a true southern city? is knox build a true southern city? watched throughout the weekend on both tv and american history tv in knoxville tennessee. next, republican presidential candidate michele bachmann s comments a day at a church in iowa. this is almost an hour. good to meet you. are you at drake right now? yes. i have a very good friend who graduated from break. she helped with the campaign. hi, there. [inaudible] no. nice to meet you, too. [unintelligible] hi, good to me you, ron. how are you? [inaudible] we all want to have that job. chuck taylor. [inaudible] i could have told him that. i m glad you did not, though. [laughter] hello, clark, could to meet you. agreed to meet you. hello, makayla. good to worship with you this morning. hello, james. hello, jennifer. andria? donna? what is your name? oh, ok. good to meet you. hi, michelle. hi, what s your name? [inaudible] my husband and i are the m &m s. [inaudible] ....
polling company has posed in any state so far. peter brown is the president of the quinn polling list. thank you for being here. 57 to 39 disapprove over approve. when you talk about republicans you ve got 92% disapprove although only 20% of democrats do. obviously the president has some problems. his approval numbers are down. elections in which there is an incumbent running for re-election are really about two things, one, do voters think that the incumbent is doing a good job, are they happy with him? number two, if they are not happy with him, then there is the question can the other team do the job? that s what the race is about, can the republicans establish a credible challenge to the president. megyn: this is the worst approval number you ve seen for the president thus far? thus far in the seven states in which quinnipiac polls, that s correct. megyn: it s not great news for barack obama but it may not be great news for the candidates on the stage tonight. t ....
good morning. it is wednesday, august 17th. welcome to american morning. gosh, the election is just months away. i know. feels like it? it s a year and months away. but the amount that s going on right now, you would think we have an election we have some in november but we have a presidential election. the caucuses aren t until it s winter, until snow on the ground. at least it s been entertaining. up first texas governor rick perry on the attack in new hampshire. hit the ground running and hitting president obama hard calling his handling of the economy a disaster. he s not backing down from his verbal assault in iowa this week on fed chairman ben bernanke. here s what governor perry said. if this guy prints more money, between now and the election, i don t know what you all would do to him in iowa, but we d we would treat him pretty ugly down in texas. i mean, printing more money, to play politics at this particular time in american history, is almo ....
across the country. take a look at the red quarter. temperatures expected to reach 104 degrees in parts of texas today, in the southeast, temperatures are expected to reach the upper 90s and more than just uncomfortable, it s dangerous. heat has already claimed the life of at least one person in illinois and adding to that, the heat is causing drought conditions in the deep south to intensify. also this morning, hundreds of thousands still without power in the chicago area after strong thunderstorms rolled through. officials warn the power there might not be back on until saturday. let s go live to rob marciano outdoors this morning, silly rob, in atlanta s piedmont park. sun still not up, so it s still probably manageable there. but a lot of the south waking up this morning to 80 degrees overnight or higher. yeah. that s the thing. really hasn t cooled down much overnight, ali. even if you re out before the sun comes up you re still feeling it. it hasn t been so much ....