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Made him want to vomit. tucker carlson school him on those comments. >> it is really irresponsible to blindly support wars that send people into combat, risk their life, kill many others. >> you are blaming the folder, you are not blaming the policymaker. you are saying giving up a seat for a soldier in uniform made you want to vomit. you are not saying giving up a seat for the guy who made the war policy but for the soldier, the guy risking his life. why did that make you feel like throwing up? >> us troops need real support, not symbolic gestures. >> drexel university is not standing by his ...

As bush's brain, much of the irritation of george w. bush, who graduated from yale college and harvard business school without any help from karl rove. compared to steve bannon's job, the likes of which has never previously existed in a white house, karl rove's role was relatively minor. karl rove had nothing to do with foreign policy in the bush white house. he had nothing to do with war policy in afghanistan and iraq. he had very little influence over domestic policy. karl rove's job was simply to publicly spin the policy decisions made by others. karl rove had no voice in the writing of the...

Without any help from karl rove. compared to steve bannon's job, the likes of which has never previously existed in a white house, karl rove's role was relatively minor. karl rove had nothing to do with foreign policy in the bush white house. he had nothing to do with war policy in afghanistan and iraq. he had very little influence over domestic policy. karl rove's job was simply to publicly spin the policy decisions made by others. karl rove had no voice in the writing of the bush tax cuts into law. that was done by the bush team at the treasury and republicans in the house and the senate. ka...

Father has a plan here and he wants his oldest kid to be president? when did that get around the house? >> you hear the discussions in the book we discussed very much about the war, the second world war and what we were going to do and what roosevelt was going to do and what america was going to do. it was a very ongoing conversation. and as you probably know, my father was against america getting involved in that. so it was very animated conversation. so they were expecting something and he was very much in the conversation. >> did anybody ever take on your dad, defend fdr, because he didn't ...

Election is an attempt to solve the problem represented by the president we have. and this is the norm. and it makes perfect sense. for the voter it's a matter of figuring out what is the most important thing they want changed. is it a problem to have a president as we have now who tends to be cool in his manner, you know, the no drama obama thing? do we want our president to express outrage? do we want him to show anger in his voice and his face? do we want loud shouts of anger and contortions in his face? do we want to see the veins in the guy's neck start to bulge? then we've got the wrong ...