bush often does not. but tonight we bring you the story of a bipartisan effort, a battle to make a difference. it started prior to my run for president. i was caulking to conde about talking to conde about foreign policy and said would you be course of the team? in the course of the discussion she said i expect you to focus on africa. once you make the decision to focus on africa, then you have to focus on aids. it s by far the biggest problem on the continent of africa. bret: after that conversation, governor bush who would become president bush, lifted fighting global aids epidemic on a focus on sub africa. we hold beliefs beyond ourselves. you have to belief in one thing.
the behavior towards that guy sitting there. i don t know who put that guy there. i think he crawled there. he crawled all the way out there? who made the sign? it doesn t matter how he got there. he had the a bring us together sign. the behavior here we go. the behavior was contemptible. you re stalking about outside agitators. okay, i don t know let s assume he got there on his own. the behavior was contemptible by those few individuals calling the congressman names. even calling barney frank names. this happens in these things, its deplorable, it ought to be conde condemned. but to think the democrats can run on this nan sense when you re talking about a takeover of one-sixth of the american economy. i disagree in this sense. the democrats have made these arguments, they ve made the anecdotal cases and they ve lost them. the we re going to have it out. this is a republican point you re making fair enough. this is a spokesman told the
that show decide they decided a diplomatic situation through the united nations. the israelis took out the reactor which is what needed to be done. chris: you also give a detailed account of secretary of state rice negotiating in 2008 with the north koreans and, frankly, i think it is fair to say, you hammer her. you say she made concession after concession. this was an approach to arms control i had never seen before. we were headed for a train wreck. um-h m. that s correct. she had a lot of h help from the state department. conde at that point was the secretary of state but i felt that the north koreans continually walked away from commitments they had made and the tendency of the state department was to make another concession so see if that wouldn t get them to fulfill their commitments and their
it is okay when you are young. i stopped at 35. it got a little weird. the turning point. my mom kept finding them under the bed. and do you have photos of conde rice too? no. it was jerry. that was pretty fast jie. that was good. i. he was one of the greatest wide receivers of all time. there was one game. barron how weirded out is rice about all of this? i m sure she is freaking out. she would be more freaked out if it was kim jong-il. dictators are weird guys. imagine what you would actually find in kim jong-il s palace. he would have a scrap book made of real people. or an asian dude going, how you doing?