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it will be interesting to see whether or not george herbert walker bush moves up at all. he passed away. we had three days of celebration in this country and reminder of the things he accomplished. that has an impact because historians are people, too. interesting to see if it affects his ratings. bill clinton in 15th place, george w. bush. 3rd. the first time we had him after he left office he was one point lower. added another point so he moved up well. pretty close to the bottom ten. not only certain the reaction to 9/11 is an important part, but the economic crisis, the war that ensued after 9/11 and his response to hurricane katrina are all things that over time we'll see how historians rate his presidency. and finally, barack obama, his debut in the survey and in came in in 12th place. not a bad place to start. just a couple more of these. so top theodore roosevelt in fourth place in the survey. that's fairly common not only throughout ours but also other surveys that are done. you won't be surprised to know the next one in line is franklin roosevelt. frequently num

take a look at the discussions that took place between the administration of doing george herbert walker bush jim baker in the secretary of state in the president himself that they had with mikhail gorbachev president of the soviet union and where sharon i.z. the foreign minister about you know how to reunify germany and how to get the soviet union out of the east. sure in other countries guarantees were made about nato not expanding. security baker said you know nato is in the post cold war and are more of a political institution than a military institution but somehow the united states lost track of the asian nato today is very much more a military institution and a political institution when you say military institution to confront who'll if we say you don't want to have a problem with russia if you want to peacefully co-exist then why do you have a military alliance whose sole option is to control and russia nato is time is long past and it's time for europe to us we got a better way to spend you know its defense money being part of the of in order to have an alliance who dates back to th

think about, you know, bill clinton and the closeness he developed ultimately with george herbert walker bushe a father to him. this is the consistent way it's worked. there are 45 people with this job but this quote i thought was really telling from your book and it's about trump and empathy. he said i asked trump if being faced with difficult decisions that cross that famous desk because only the most difficult decisions reach the president had given him a new understanding and empathy for the men who came before him. no he replied flatly. he doesn't seem to have any emotional connection to the job or position. is he connected to anything about the presidency? >> i think he's connected to the power. he has 45 monogrammed on his shirt cuff. he likes that he can host people in the oval office. he's the most powerful person in the world. so i think that's a part of it that he likes but, you know, when you hear him talk about former presidents, it's always ones that passed away he talks about. lincoln comparing him to lincoln and andrew jackson. so it's the living former presidents he feels par

people who said when george walker bush died, he is the best one term president. john f. kennedy was a one term high. but it is a good sign to be reelected. like richard talked about james monroe. he did get reelected. so he is a two-termer. herbert hoover did not. it did make a difference. with washington, one of the big things he did was step down to say, i do not want to hold power. there is something more powerful than being president and that is being an american citizen and coming back here to mount vernon and allowing democracy to take root. that is an irreplaceable quality that washington had. he set the tone and tenor of what it meant to be president. lincoln has become the favorite of all recent presidents. barack obama launches his campaign from springfield. it is about abraham lincoln and the team of rivals. george w. bush will tell you, my favorite president's lincoln. all he does is read lincoln books. nixon during the hype of watergate would drink gin and talk to a lincoln portrait in the white house. theodore roosevelt wrote about it in his love of charles

letter that referred to federal agents as jack booted thugs, formatter president george herbert walker bushoma city. bu >> bush wrote the nra, your broadside offends my decency of honor and concept of honor to country. >> the 41st president asked his name be permanently removed from the rolls of the nra. and six years after that, in the wake of tuesday, september 11, 2001, george w. bush took pains to say that the nation's enemy was terror, not all of islam. with clarity and conviction, bush spoke of america's commitment to bringing justice to those terrorists who had massacred thousands of innocents, speaking in washington's national cathedral, bush also deployed the vernacular of love to assuage unspeakable sorrow. >> this world he created is of moral design. grief and tragedy and hatred are only for a time. goodness, remembrance and love have no end. and the lord of life holds all who die and all who mourn. >> mourning was on president obama's mind when he flew to charleston, south carolina in 2015. an armed white supremacist wielding a .45 caliber glock killed nine during a domestic ter

bush, george herbert walker bush, bill clinton, take your pick.ng a mournful, honest, grieving speech to the country they would have given. a remark somewhere. not necessarily an oval office address but they would have made public remarks to acknowledge this milestone had been hit because there are 100,000 families who lost someone in the course of the months. forget about who is to blame and who has responsibility, just the country has gone through this awesome tragedy and trauma and every other president in our lifetime, democrat or republican, would have said this is a moment i have to meet, i have to acknowledge. i have to put aside my culpability in this, i just have to speak to this as the national hearer, the mourner in chief, the role is president typically has. donald trump had a press secretary put out a paper yesterday. that's what he did. there are many indications of president trump's absolute unfitness for office but it is one in a long list. it may be the most bracing and sad as we sit here right now and say, my god, he's going to p