lindsey graham says this is a game-changer as far as u.s./russia relations are concerned. it s a major it s a big deal, obviously. it s a big deal, although it is one of several points of contention we have with russia. what i wrote about on time.com was a flashback to around this time last year, and mitt romney called russia our number one geopolitical foe. and you may remember, wolf, you i recall moderated the debate. it was an interview with me. congratulations. mr. obama said the 1980s called and they want their cold war back. ridiculing romney to say you re out of touch. in the last few months, it s been one front after another, whether it s putin supporting bashar al assad in syria, or that weird show trial where they threw the cia agent out of the country and put him on camera and made a fool out of him. you know, recently, a former senior bush administration official told me that the bush people watched putin go from a confident man to an arrogant man. now there s a wor
but he will go to the g-20 summit. should he go to the g-20 summit or should he send the vice president or the secretary of state? no, the g-20 is very important. it s something that president bush and now president obama have been trying to put at the center of international relations right now because the understanding is the old system of just having the western countries meet wasn t enough, and you had to bring in india and china. so the g-20 represents really the 20 most important countries in the world sorting out issues of trade and whether or not you can advance free trade issues like that. it s important that they all get together. but the one-on-one with putin in moscow beforehand, that i think the president should find he just can t make it. so sorry. you spent many years, jill, studying russia. how important is this snowden issue inside russia right now? right now it s very big. it s something that the president of russia can actually get some
are we able to look and as poem who follow politics understand the cross-currents. look at how the republican party moved from the elder bush to a much different frame in the younger bush and how it s now moved away from the younger bush. it s just striking, all of these philosophical differences, ideological differences. a lot of raw emotion because of decisions about war and interrogation of prisoners and all the rest all captured on that state. here he comes. we ll hear an amazing half hour now of presidential addresses in order. it s going to be jimmy carter first and then chronologically through the senior bush, bill clinton, barack obama. it s going to be fascinating now. ladies and gentlemen, president jimmy carter. well, it s a great honor for me to be here today, and it reminds me of my favorite
the small moves, the tics and subtext that reveals who s got the upper hand. here are moments from past debates that became the whole story. first that awkward moment in the third and final debate between george w. bush and al gore. let s watch this moment. it s not only what your philosophy and what s your position on issues. but can you get things done. and i believe i can. well, in 1992 in a debate conducted in a town hall format, president george bush, senior bush, was seen checking his watch, that showed impatience with the whole debate, fair or not. in 2008 john mccain betrayed his frustration when he referred to barack obama as that one. let s listen. your bill on the floor of the senate, loaded down with goodies, billions for the oil companies and it was sponsored by busch and cheney. you know who voted for it? might never know.
rosen, and i ll tweet some of the senior bush/cheney officials who are traveling with congressman ryan. jenna: i follow you everywhere you go, and you don t even know it. on twitter and otherwise. reporter: for this, i m grateful. take care. jon: and, remember, fox news is america s election headquarters. the republican convention in tampa just over a week away. be sure to join bret baier and megyn kelly along with the entire fox news election team for all the big speeches and complete analysis from tampa. to the wildfires out west, now, the governor of oregon declaring a statewide emergency because of widespread fires. he s calling on the national guard to help fight the flames. while in washington state a fast-moving wildfire has now consumed 70 homes, forcing more than 400 people to leave the area. dan springer is streaming live for us from washington. how expensive is it to fight all these fires, dan? reporter: well, yeah, jon. in addition to all the property