and he d tell me what position he wanted taken. it was my job to go back and make sure that everybody followed the president s policy. it was one of the most gratifying and satisfying jobs i ever had and ended all the way, one of the easiest jobs made easy by the man i was working for and in fact in the white house there s a lot of resources to get a lot of things done very, very quickly. martha: it was not without controversy. your thoughts on his domestic policy, on the no new taxes pledge as you look back on all of that from where you stand today? martha, he passed he s known as a foreign policy president but he was a great domestic policy president. he passed a more significant legislation than any president except lyndon johnson or franklin roosevelt. the clean air bill, americans with disabilities act, civil rights bill, certainly his
decision and he really created a staff that liked each other. i think the hallmark of the bush 41 white house was that we had a team in there that really respected and liked each other. we were working on dozens of things simultaneously from the collapse of the soviet union to having to deal with saddam s inflation to the issues associated with panama, to domestic legislation like the clean air bill and the budget and americans with disabilities act and the civil rights bill and an energy policy. so it was a busy time. but the president was very capable of managing all of that and my job was the try to keep everything together and keep things going. and he made it extremely easy for me. sandra: something that we were observing while you were talking with not only pictures of the two of you during his time in office and you as chief of staff, but also some videos of him during his time as president and so often he was
delivered to him from all over the country documents that have been subjected to the ravages of war just like the people in conflict areas state of the art technology makes an exact copy everything stain finds its way into the digital world. books and people have found refuge in air bill a city in the heart of kurdish iraq with well over a million inhabitants mosul is less than ninety kilometers away refugees from all over iraq and syria have become stranded here. both father najib and historical library of the dominican monks of mosul have already fled twice from the so-called islamic state.
. books and people have found refuge in air bill a city in the heart of kurdish iraq with well over a million inhabitants mosul is less than one thousand kilometers away refugees from all over iraq and syria have become stranded here. both father najib and is terrible library of the dominican monks of mosul have already fled twice from the so-called islamic state. that you just like because this collection has become nomadic you know because we are newman s we are. so these books are refugees to carry them through.
the berlin based aid organization counters treats people who have been injured or wounded in the war with so-called islamic state the others that. they haven t seen a doctor in three years imagine that and now that it s empty need some kind of medical care it seems office all. day work where others fear to tread right behind the front lines in villages that have just been liberated from i.a.s. . air bill is the capital of the autonomy region of kurdistan in northern iraq the local head. quarters of condos is in the district of on comma where