we none of us will ever work in republican politics again. steve schmidt is among a group of lifelong republicans who have mounted a rogue offensive aimed at defeating president trump. don t cry for me they call themselves the lincoln project, and they re producing dozens of bare-knuckle attack ads designed to help joe biden. the truth is i will infect you i broke my promise won t keep my distance ( ticking ) grizzly bears can weigh as much as 1,000 pounds, and stand nine feet tall on their hind legs. ( growling ) you re all right. what has happened to these ferocious predators has been put on the endangered species list in 1975. it s a story of conservation and conflict, as we saw in montana. telling me i can do this? stick my hand in a grizzly bear s mouth? i m telling you, you can do that. oh, yeah, how about that. ( ticking ) i m lesley stahl. i m bill whitaker. i m anderson cooper. i m scott pelley. those stories and more, tonight, on 60
plul reporters and campaign strategists discuss the upcoming presidential race. panelists will mainly focus on republican politics. hosted by the washington center. live coverage here on c-span 3. i m anthony. my group yesterday went to go see freddie. they are a conservative think tank and they taught us the values and the what they re trying to implement in congress as for term limits for both the houses for the house of representatives and the senate. you had a discussion about term limits. that s interesting. because that would be an amendment to the constitution. sure. okay. all right. good morning, everybody. it s wednesday, of course, your first week here. is anybody tired yet? little bit. little bit tired, yeah. me too. and, of course, we come into this and, you know, if you ve been following in the news obviously the president of the united states may be speaking at any moment. i don t think he s spoken yet about some of the events last night by iran with r
the president has taken action, we have seen the mexicans agree to take key steps that will help to alleviate the crisis, we still have to close the loopholes here in congress. we have to make sure that we take that responsibility seriously to keep our nation safe. instead, the democrats are focused on holding hearings with people like john dean. they ll be holding a hearing on the green new deal yet again and on government takeover of health care this week. while things at the border continue to get worse, while people across this nation continue to expect their elected representatives to be here to make sure that we are continuing to keep the economy growing, make sure we are seeing regulations continue to be rolled back, that we are continuing to focus on issues related to health care, jobs, the economy, and our national security, the democrats are doing they basically got two pillars of six months in office, embracing socialism and impeaching this president. the rep
did the present uphold the constitution, or did he apply the qualities as a human being that we look for and once upon a time, in a president. and the time in which a president serves because qualities are needed in some situations that are not as important, war or peace, a domestic crisis, is it a foreign policy crisis but if you took george hw bush, the time he served, the things he did, things he prevented from happening i think he looks awfully good in light of his record and the perspective of history. what matters when we judge a president? this morning i quoted patrick buchanan, a conservative who ran against george bush in 1992 and got 40% of the vote in new hampshire at the time and rattled the establishment. a lot of the division we have seen since then with newt gingrich at the house etc. etc.. what his thoughts were about george bush, he said george bush was an american closer. a closer is someone you call in near the conclusion of a business transaction to ta
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