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Mideast crisis drives Bush to colorful language

ST PETERSBURG, Russia (Reuters) - A microphone picked up an unaware        President Bush saying on Monday Syria should press Hezbollah to "stop doing this ****" and that his secretary of state may go to the Middle East soon.

Bush was talking privately to British Prime Minister Tony Blair during a lunch at the Group of Eight summit in St Petersburg about an upsurge of violence in the Middle East, not realizing a microphone was recording what he said.

"I think Condi (Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice) is going to go pretty soon," Bush said.

Blair replied: "Right, that's all that matters, it will take some time to get that together."

The two leaders also referred to an offer by Blair to help. Blair said Rice has "got to succeed" if she goes out to the region.

Bush replied: "What they need to do it to get Syria to get Hezbollah to stop doing this ****." Shortly afterwards Blair noticed the microphone and hastily switched it off, but not before the recording had reached news media.

Much of the G8 summit has been devoted to discussing the Middle East crisis centering on Lebanese Hezbollah militant attacks on Israel and Israeli bombing of Lebanon. Washington and its allies say Hezbollah is backed by Syria.

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I agree with what the President said...100 % ! ! !

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They really have no basis to argue on. The true liberals I know would consider that language to use around grandma. One guy I know will start to bash Bush and Israel in a normal tone, then liberally insert screaming F bombs into his sentences. Its kind of funny: "You know, Bush's idea of a F******! weapon of mass F******! destruction is about as F******! blah blah blah."

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