Hello and welcome to another edition of the Byron York Show, the No Chit Chit Podcast.

We'd like to get right into it.

What we're going to get into today is a figure not of the present but from the past.

George W. Bush and something you might call the world's worst slip of the tongue.

There have been many, many gaps spoken by many politicians.

This could be the world's worst slip of the tongue.

Bush gave a speech on Wednesday at the Bush Center at SMU in Dallas, Southern Methodist

University in Dallas.

Bush has a big presidential center there.

They do a lot of events and things like that.

So this one was called Elections, a more perfect union, and it was about the value

of free and fair elections in the world.

It featured a cast of prominent people, Condoleezza Rice, the former Secretary of State, under

George W. Bush, Bill Gates, founder of Microsoft, Nathan Cheranski, the former Soviet dissident,

John Meacham, the historian and journalist.

And so a bunch of prominent people talking about elections at the Bush Center, the George

W. Bush Center at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, okay.

So a couple of hours into the event, Bush himself makes some brief remarks and they were

intended to support legitimate elections around the globe.

Now, where the slip of the tongue came in was this, in a passage in which Bush meant

to condemn the, quote, holy, unjustified and brutal invasion of Ukraine.

He instead said the holy, unjustified and brutal invasion of Iraq, okay.

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