Bush Talks Nonsense with Brian Williams

Bush Talks Nonsense with Brian Williams

Posted on Aug 30, 2006

via crooksandliars.com

Watch George W. Bush ramble with Brian Williams through a New Orleans neighborhood as he utters a series of incoherent responses to questions from the MSNBC reporter. Listen with amazement as our commander in chief mangles the English language, and speaks nonsensically about the war in Iraq, America’s standing in the world, relationship with his father, and Albert Camus. (via crooksandliars)

Crooks and Liars:
For someone who does not like how the public perceives him, Bush does not help his case any in this interview. Take this little exchange:
WILLIAMS: When you take a tour of the world, a lot of Americans e-mail me with their fears that, some days they just wake up and it just feels like the end of the world is near. And you go from North Korea to Iran, to Iraq, to Afghanistan, and you look at how things have changed, how Americans are viewed overseas, if that is important to you. Do you have any moments of doubt that we fought a wrong war? Or that there’s something wrong with the perception of America overseas?
BUSH: Well those are two different questions, did we fight the wrong war, and absolutely — I have no doubt — the war came to our shores, remember that. We had a foreign policy that basically said, let’s hope calm works. And we were attacked.
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It's amazing that it's been 5 years and they still can't get a consistent answer going on the war and 9/11.