nbc news/wall street journal poll finds it's a tie between barbara bush and hillary clinton for 27%,e obama comes in next at 24% and laura bush has 17%. if we look at just michelle obama and hillary clinton, there is a narrow 3%. >>> state senator dan patrick. ♪ won't let them see that i'm a phony radio disk jockey ♪ >> oh, wow, okay. that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> it is friday. that means kevin cerelli is with us. >> happy mother's day to my mom. >> an early one. you're such a good boy. let's get to that new nbc ne news/washington journal poll. actually a tie, as we mentioned, between barbara bush and hillary clinton as the most admired first lady in the last 25 years. >> both of these women will have huge roles to play in the 2016 election, hillary clinton, former secretary of state, clear front-runner, but barbara bush has said she's not sure if she wants her son, on this mother's day weekend, to run for president in 2016. obviously i'm talking about jeb bush. both of these women have stayed in the headlines and will continue to do so. the american people are

. >> it's a tie between barbara bush and hillary clinton both at 20%. michelle obama is close behind at 24%. but watch what happens when you break down those numbers among democrats. michelle obama is the narrow winner. republicans picked barbara bush over her daughter-in-law laura bush 45 to 36. and independents are evenly split between barbara bush and hillary clinton. among african-americans, michelle obama is the overwhelming favorite. latinos prefer hillary clinton by 16 points. and among white voter, it's barbara bush leading hillary clinton by 9. laura bush in third, michelle obama in fourth. be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. new at&t mobile share value plans. our best value plans ever for business. so i can reach ally bank 24/7, but there ar24/7.branches?

example, barbara bush in the northeast and south.t's go even deeper. hillary clinton, she was the top pick for adults between 18 and 35, blue collar workers, hispanics, people making under $50,000 a year urban voters and people with a high school diploma or less. michelle obama led the pack among women, african-americans, democrats and people with postgraduate degrees. laura bush didn't lead in any one category, but was a close second to a number of them. barbara bush, i think she's become america's queen mum, for what it's worth. luke russert is going to be here next. he has a great new tribute to his dad and our late friend and colleague, tim russert. plus more with my exclusive interview with senate majority leader harry reid. [male announcer] ortho crime files. gross misconduct... ...disturbing the pantry. a house, under siege. homeowner calls in the big guns. say helto home defense max. with the one-touch continuous-spray wand. kills bugs inside... ...and prevents new ones for up to a year. guaranteed. nothing to see here people

bush and hillary clinton, do we think that's an issue for the american voter, this issue that barbara busheized on, that more than two or three families should be guiding the country forward? >> a time when the country is still looking for fundamental change, what says fundamental change more than a bush/clinton general election? the reality is both of them are where they are because of their family ties. on the other hand, they're extraordinarily talented individuals. almost without question in my view, based on a lot of reporting, they're almost without question not only the strongest general election candidates either side has, but in the view of their supporters and broadly within party, they'd be the strongest president. so you got to treat them as individuals as well. i'll say again there are no perfect candidates. it would be better for the country. i agree with barbara bush, it would be better if we weren't turning to this family again. i'm not the first to say this, but they both would benefit if the other one was the nominee because it would take this issue of legacy and heredity

when you look at republicans they tend to favor barbara bush over laura bush.hese are for the most well liked people on the political stage or ex-political stage. you can't say that about their husbands or a lot of other -- a lot of other people involved in american politics. >> sort of like to see what would happen if all of the women threw their hats into the 2016 ring. get a preview of that. >> i like that idea. >> you're seeing what's interesting with more distance it seems like these women get more popular. >> right, look at where president george h.w. bush's standing is now. when he was tossed out of the white house, his approval rating was low and standing within the party was low. and now i think everyone all americans look back on the george h.w. bush years as he was a nice man. he was a competent man and actually ran the country well. yes, with distance comes greater admiration. >> jonathan capehart, mark murray, thanks so much. years of public speaking had president obama prepared for a protester interrupting the speech with shouts of freedom for eth

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fortunately, we are lucky to have had and have leaders like john kennedy, like george bush, like barbara bush -- i have to include her or i will be in trouble -- [laughter] to inspire uses and help to lead us forward. on behalf of george h.w. bush and our entire family, i want to say thank you. thank you. [applause] >> just hearing are very speakers today reaffirms what president kennedy said, however he single individual in our country and making difference. and we just saw the examples today, how every single individual can make a difference to our country. before we adjourn, i would like to ask ed schlossberg and rose jack on theto join stage and pose with a photo for bush bridges and lauren with their awards. remain seated until our honorees have left the room, and then we invite all of us to join our celebration at a reception in the lobby outside. thank you for being here today. this is a great aid for the library and for america. thank you very much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [applause] [a

remember when barbara bush, she said do we really need another bush to run? i know a lot of people feel that way. looking at the field, he is the most qualified. jeb bush dances to the beat of his own drum. that's an awkward position for 43 to be in. do you think your brother should run? >> mother's day is coming up. he doesn't want to make it awkward. >> do you think the bush name helps him or hurts him? >> two things. there's a bush hangover. remember, hillary had to wait 16 years after the bim bow bug lamp left the office. democrats love big government. the democrats love obama. anybody who runs is going to be an bureaucrat. so instinctively you all hate everybody. that's my problem. i hate everybody. i hate myself. >> what do you think the bush? >> i play a bush power ball. i like it. i'm ready to put on some 45 stocks -- socks and rock them out for jeb bush. i don't think he owes anybody anything. i don't think he should be disqualified by virtue of his last night. we should care about who is the most qualified and who has the heart in the right place to

education at secretary under a republican president, i agree with brad, and former first lady, barbara bushho said i think we've had enough bushes. >> she also said later as a mother would he is the best qualified. >> jeb is a smart man, in a country 300 million plus people we come up with other names beside bush and clinton. lou: a viewer wrote in, a nation of 300 million, we have it down to a gene pool that could fit in a dixie cup. >> it would be so easy just take out oil -- old talking points from before. lou: i think that american people are board with talking -- bored with talking points on both sides right now. let's turn to this, benghazi hearing today, in which, general lovell said, we did -- we were not asked to do i thin a thing,s there anyway you could imagine that is a forgive ineventiality tphre a crisis like that stkwhreu think today's hearing reflected pain he feels, everyone in military feels he was involved. but i think i have so stand with the chairman of the house arm services committee here who interviewed 12 people who said we really not in a position to get anyone the

the wall street journal and nbc the latest poll asked americans if they agree with first lady barbara bush that presidents should not come from political dynasties. seven addict and agree with mrs. bush who also said there have been enough bush is in the white house and also said later that her son is the best qualified person to run. a good mother. double gave me a glimmer of hope over 2016 but then i saw polls asking americans about specific contenders. and i saw that if the republican nomination for president were up for election today jeb bush would win or tie with rand paul. and if it was held today for the democrats, hillary clinton would win her nomination and with the general election respectably she would beat jeb bush 53 / 41%. we seem to hate dynasties but we love the clintons and the bushes and the kennedys may be one day soon obama is. or maybe we will make me too much out of poll results. now with a few of your thoughts we have a special surprise for the authors of the comments you will receive one of the first copies of my new book the thriller border war my first thriller a

barbara bush says she believes the country has had enough bushes in the house but george h.w.bush says he wants jeb to run and george w. bush says he wants his brother to run as well. >> i hope jeb would run. i think he would be a great president. i have no clue what's on his mind and we'll talk when he's ready. >> staying in the lone star state. another high profile american is thinking of entering the campaign. rick perry is considering. and just got the equivalent of a walk off home run. toyota just announced it's moving its hawr headquarters frm california to suburban dallas. texas is already number 1 on job creation in the nation. >>> in the 2014 congressional mid term elections house speaker john boehner made the enormous that many of his rank and file campaigners were hoping for it will a new select committee to investigate the terrorist attack in benghazi. four americans were killed. conflicting accounts about what it knew at the time, several congressional committees have already conducted investigations, boehner insists there are now more questions than other. earlie

street journal" and nbc in their latest poll asked americans whether they agree with first lady barbara bush that presidents should not come from political dynasties. nearly 7 in 10 americans agreed with mrs. bush who also said there have been enough about yours in the white house. she also said later that her son, jeb, is the best qualified person to run for president. a good mother indeed. that poll however gave me a glimmer of hope about 2016, but then i saw inw two new polls as americans about specific 2016 contenders. and i saw that if the republican nomination for president were up for election today, jeb bush would win or tie with rand paul. and if the election were held today for the democrats, hillary clinton would win her nomination and then in the general election, respectively, she would beat jeb bush 53% to 41%. so we see they hate dynasties, but we love clintons and bushes and kennedys and maybe one day soon obamas. or maybe just maybe we make way too much out of poll results. time now for a few of your thoughts. we have a special surprise for the authors of today's e-mails, tw

i really felt conflicted, because i found myself almost taken in by the grandmotherly image of barbara bush, and the statesmanlike position of george herbert walker bush, who i will still say on foreign policy he was pretty good, terrible on domestic policy. and so i, too, had to fight that public image. and i came out of it quite conflicted. >> host: nicole is in michigan city indiana and nicole, your are on booktv with kitty kelley. >> caller: thank you, ms. kelly. i'm really enjoying the program and i just admire you and i love your approach to writing unauthorized biographies. i'm an aspiring writer myself and i would like to know, how do you start your day, the whole process and starting her books. are you a morning ride, evening writer, what is your process? >> host: what kind of books are you writing? >> caller: well, it's a book on how to get married, because there's a lot of single women, how to get married. [laughter] >> guest: that would be a best seller. >> caller: that's what i'm hoping. and i look at successful women also and how they met their spouses. that i talk to women ev

. >> 69% of people questioned in an nbc news/"wall street journal" poll agree with barbara bush's sentiment don't want to see another political dynasty in the white house. would we see george w. bush on the trail if jeb ran. >> i think we would to some extent. i certainly think more than we saw in 2012. i don't think it would be a huge amount. i think for a variety of reasons. i don't think george w. bush particularly misses washington, particularly misses cam pans. it's not really his cup of tea. you have seen jeb doing a lot of defending his record, absence makes the heart grow fonder with presidents who are out of office, for the most part, not totally. whether they'll be recovering that by the time we get to 2016, i think is a very open question. >> i think he would use his brother wherever his brother could be of some use. he could use him in states to prop up turnout if he needed him. again, i don't think that the president seems perfectly comfortable at home on the ranch in crawford, doesn't he, jake? >> according to a poll, this was interesting, 27% of floridians say they'd support

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. >> i think that these young women can have a lot to learn from barbara bush and her selflessness. >tudents protested his stand on abortion rights. >> i also want to thank you for the honorary degree because i know it's not been without controversy. >> applauded or protested, this year's speakers will be addressing a very important group. the next generation of controversial invitees. that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. i'll turn you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." wolf? >> jake, thanks very much. happening now, breaking news. severe weather warnings. high winds, rain, and possible tornadoes sweeping across a large swath of the u.s. right now. millions of people are being told to brace for the worst. >>> we're following fast-moving stories in multiple countries. dramatic developments in the fight against terror. cnn has learned that the u.s. is on the way to help find girls taken by militants. but a disturbing new development may make that much more

here's the other thing, barbara bush is helping him make a lot of decisions. what the president was saying, barbara is strong in that family. she's going to have a role. >> at one point she said, do we want another bush, then i think president bush said, well, maybe misinterpreted a bit. >> that's right. i think she will support it, but you know something, he made a great point there, jeb bush knows what it's like. it's a family tradition. >> they definitely know what it's like to run and be president. >> exactly. >>> coming up, of all the important life lessons we teach our kids, why is fiscal responsibility not near the top of that list? financial expert dave ramsey and his daughter recently sat down with sean to talk about that and more. you'll see that interview coming up next. >>> and later, breaking news from the supreme court, today the justices rule that town meetings can begin in prayer. our own todd starns will react to this major victory as the war on religion in america wages on. peace of mind is important when you're running a successful business.

. >> think about this. 25 years ago this year, barbara bush said reading is a priority for our studentsing reading. can you imagine if democrats came out and said you're a reading fascist. can you imagine how insane that sounds? republicans are saying children should be fat. and that's insane and it's two things. it's based on resentment at michelle obama, hatred of president obama, but lobbying for the food industry. and in part the entertainment industry who makes money on licensing here to all those combined lobbying against food standards. it's disgusting and shows how washington works in the worse w way. >> for a lot of kids, this is where they get their fresh vegetables and fruits. >> the arrogance and the elitism of people talking about the nanny state, i mean so many kids rely on this food. it's a building block of their day, of their childhood, of their education. i also want to speak to some of our sisters who suggested that the first lady didn't pick herself enough of a target and an activity with her time. i mean she's taking on, as we have said, some of the big lobbies in t

. >> one of my favorite mother, barbara bush, is running a literacy fund and they will match any donation00%. >> wow! >> coming up, chuck todd and "the daily rundown" next. >>> majority rules. my exclusive interview with senate majority leader harry reid. he pulls no punches and has some fancy footwork when it comes to 2016. and jim clyburn on the sights and sounds that shape his politics and what he expects to hear and see in 2015. plus, we heard nina turner lay out her side and today the man she would like to knock out of office, republican john husted. good morning. this is thursday, may 8, 2014. i'll get to my first sitdown, harry reid. he's a study in contrast, mild mannered and sharp tongued. he knows the rule book better than anyone. a man who never let's opponents forget. he was also an amateur boxer and is apparently not afraid of a fight. he's become the 2014 boogie man that republicans are looking for. what nancy pelosi was to campaigns in 2010, senate republicans are hoping to do to harry reid in 2014. i sat down with reid, as you'll see, when it comes to his hard-nosed legisl

laura bush was involved and reading was her issue as with a barbara bush. while you're seeing michelle obama step in forcefully because she cares about and we're seeing actual progress. i think it's an issue -- the president agrees with her. i don't think you would ever see a president, first lady having a policy role or role in something where the president disagreed, i don't think you would see that. >> right, it can be controversial as long as you're beating up on the hill. robert, do you think we'll ever see her run for office? will it be a hillary clinton like ascension? >> no, i think she has been very clear she does not like the public limelight if you will. i can see her being a strategic thought leader after she leaves the white house but public office, i don't see that. but i've been wrong before. >> i agree with him, how about that. >> see, peace and harmony here on "rf daily." appreciate you both being here. you can catch more of karen on "disrupt" every single weekend at 4:00 p.m. >>> does the t in lgbt stand for "time" magazine, indeed it does

your grandma, barbara bush said more or less that even when your pear might have been entertaining theight be, we don't need another bush. i eye assume she loves your dad dearly. what does she think about what you are doing? >> she has been very supportive. she lent me her advice as she typically does. she is very direct but that's what i admire about her. >> did she say it is a mistake, kid, don't do it, cool it? >> no. she always said the beginning since i was coming through college to do it for the right reasons. not because of your last name or your heritage. do it because you want to serve texas and serve others. and i have raid to do that in my personal life. >> your grandfather, the first president bush, was just recently -- recipient of the jfk courage award for his tax hike in 1990 that went against his promise no new taxes and i questioned at the time that you -- your grandfather is so deserving of a courage award not only how he handled the persian gulf war but his bravery in world war ii, one of our youngest fighter pilots. but for this i don't know. even he regretted that

nbc/"wall street journal" numbers, barbara bush and hillary clinton tied at the top, michelle obama rateslaura bush. happy mother's day. there you go. >> of course, all these women hugely popular, and in almost every case more popular than their presidential spouses. paul steinhauser, great to see you. happy mother's day to you and yours as well. >>> all right, cool can cost you a whole lot. wait until you hear just how much apple might spend to get its hands on the hottest headphones around. we will have the details in "money time," next. passenger: road trip buddy. let's put some music on. woman: welcome to learning spanish in the car. passenger: you've got to be kidding me. driver: this is good. woman: vamanos. driver & passenger: vamanos. woman: gracias. driver & passenger: gracias. passenger: trece horas en el carro sin parar y no traes musica. driver: mira entra y comprame unas papitas. vo: get up to 795 miles per tank in the tdi clean diesel. the volkswagen passat. recipient of the j.d. power appeal award, two years in a row. a body at rest tends to stay at rest...cs... while a bod

you have george bush saying i want my brother to run and you have barbara bush a few months ago saying.w. has to say. >> h.w. i think has long wanted his son to actually run for this office. you know, mark, a lot of people close -- well, we had tina brown here, who is not extraordinarily close to hillary, but she's always been a big hillary fan, they've run in similar circumstances. she wrote a column this morning saying basically, hillary, you know what it's like, don't run. and barbara bush doesn't want her son to run because of her son and her grandchildren. it's getting more brutal every day to do this. >> i don't know if there's momentum or if it's just chatter, but maybe hillary won't run. people have always been talking with the assumption that this is a fait de comeplete. >> we have christie and jeb bush -- this reenforces the power of the establishment. whenever you have a bush and christie conversation, the tea party are very aggrieved, who are these establishment people? all of a sudden people do sort of line up behind them and it a very, very powerful kind of endorsement. >

according to the wall street journal survey, barbara bush and hillary clinton tied for first place when to the most admired first ladies. they both received 27% of votes. close behind was current first lady michelle obama with 24% and laura bush came in at 17%. >> turning now to rosemary on this mother's day morning. it's been beautiful out there and expected to get even better as we roll through the day. >> yes, we've got a nice warm- up coming. for most of us, it will be really comfortable and we still have a northerly breeze. it won't be as widespread or as strong, so that is some great news giving you a view outdoors and a sweeping view there. san francisco and the bay bridge, mostly sunny skies from the coast around the bay and inland for today. a ridge of high pressure will be building in over the course of today and then is going to stick around for a few days. that will lead to a huge warm- up coming our way. i want to start with the system here. if you were joining us yesterday, this is right over oregon now over utah and that continues to shift to the east. that's what really

>> barbara bush was probably right. illion americans, only a couple of them are named bush and clinton. but i suspect if jeb wants to run, he's talented. he was a successful governor in florida. but he shouldn't think it's going to be a coronation. he's not in the position his brother was back in 1999. he will not clear the field. >> it's a very different republican party. unfortunately a republican like him can't get the nomination. i do think this idea that we don't want these celebrities, this country loves celebrities and big names. he has a great shot at doing it. i don't think he can win the nominati nomination. >> moderate republicans won the nomination eight years ago, four years -- in 2008 and 2012. so moderate republicans as newt gingrich can personally testify, they can win the republican nomination. >> he could win it. a lot of other people could win it. all my good friends on the left who are basking in hillary's celebrity status, it's a long way from celebrity to president. >> on that point you're right. it

and barbara bush's mother said jed shouldn't run. jed bush will be a strong candidate. as we all know, for president. he would be a strong candidate with the republicans, his problem will not be with the departments, but his own party -- democrats, but with his own party. there's a war between the republicans like jed bush and the tea party, like rand paul and such. immigration is a classic case. a few weeks ago you saw jed bush come out and say some illegal aliens come here to the united states to be with their family out of an act of the love. that is what he said. okay. what happened immediately after he said that? he got attacked from the right. he got attacked from the tea party. the real question is can he survive the primaries inside the republican party. giaan carlo, your farmer boss, carl rove and george bush new the coming waive was latino voters, they tried - you probably helped them - to trade a path to amnesty for the 11 million illegals. they were smacked down. >> i want to focus on the darty which has -- democratic party which has been leading reform. sen

don't like political dynasties. 69% of people in the nbc news wall street journal poll agree with barbara bushsaid more than two or three families should run for high office in america. what people tell pollsters and how they vote is different. 86 years ago presidents have won with either a member of the bush family or nixon on the ticket. 54% of americans have a favorable view of the bush tam compared to 66% from are the clintons. bush may be able to find support among the lkt rat. what about primary voters? the same poll shows squeb tied for third with paul ryan among registered voters trailing rand are paul and hike huckabee. bush drops to 7th when you limit it to very conservative voters who have attacked him for his stance on immigration and common core. common core education standards. amy walt withers wiets, at a time when many of those in the establishment feel under assault from the tea party wing of of the party, jeb bush represent it is political equivalent of a comfy old sweater. however what the money types want and what the gop base wants are clearly quite different. with chris c

fortunately, we are lucky to have had and have leaders like john kennedy, like george bush, like barbara bush -- i have to include her or i will be in trouble -- [laughter] and paul bridges to inspire us and help to lead us forward. on behalf of george h.w. bush and our entire family, i want to say thank you. thank you. [applause] >> just hearing are very speakers today reaffirms what president kennedy said, however he single individual in our country and making difference. and we just saw the examples today, how every single individual can make a difference to our country. before we adjourn, i would like to ask ed schlossberg and rose jack on theto join stage and pose with a photo for bush bridges and lauren with their awards. remain seated until our honorees have left the room, and then we invite all of us to join our celebration at a reception in the lobby outside. thank you for being here today. this is a great aid for the library and for america. thank you very much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute

there a time that somebody with a name other that bush or clinton is in the white house and so barbara bush i mean really i mean are there only two families that can run this country really there's got to be another i don't try don't want to break it but there's a bush and that's you see great kidding. this chelsea team you see so it's going to go on for oil for ever for a jersey at a best safia larry mork i want to thank since you on for joining me today on problems taking what a great guest from our viewers out there i want to hear from you join the conversation on my facebook page where you are getting at least that right that's all i would take. her our. technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got this huge area covered. well you like me to want your comedy news with some t.v. once a comedy news to be a bare fisted no holds barred fight to the dad. but the truth vampire fighting into the necks of the corporate elite the billionaire freaks well they're going to rouse . that's what you get with my new show redacted tonight. i'm. a society. i'm big corporation k

puts her right on par with barbara bush, the wife of former president george h.w. ly. speaking of matriarchs, that was started by kevin durant who did this touching tribute. >> he went to sleep hungry. you sacrificed for us. you're the real mvp. >> the real mvp. mama durant will join me live. these don't look clean. [ doorbell rings ] the johnsons! stall them. first word... uh...chicken? hi, cascade kitchen counselor. stop stalling and start shining with cascade platinum packs. over time, platinum fights cloudy residue 3x better than the competing gel. it's so powerful it even helps keep the dishwasher sparkling. avoid embarrassing moments... at least for your dishes. cascade. beyond clean and shine every time. >>> we have been together for ten years. we have a home together. we have three beautiful children together. and we just want to make it official. >> that couple was one of 15 able to legally get married saturday in arkansas. looks like the honeymoons may not last long. the attorney general will repeal a recent ruling legalizing same sex marriage in arkansas.

she's with barbara bush just after the election. take a listen. >> talking about the media there. years from 2016. the argument was made that it's so early in the presidential cycle that monica lewinsky resurfacing now does hillary clinton a favor because it will be old news again. if that's true, isn't this the kind of treatment she's in for if she runs? is this what she wants her life to be like for the next two years, six years, maybe the next ten years? to discuss all of this our panel is back with us. here you are. there's a lot to talk about with this. i want to get to the question we're raising about does hillary clinton want to go through this again? let's start with the monica lewinsky thing. it seems pretty clear the idea of breaking her silence, she's done an interview, she's spoken out a number of times. it isn't like it's the first time we have heard from her, but it's also impossible the timing cannot be a coincidence. the hilary fever is starting. low and behold, she has something to say. it make s it seem if hillary clinton e declared six months ago i'm den with po

i mean even barbara bush said there is more than a few families. >> that would be a very interestingmerrier for the republican nomination for that debate because it will be fun to see and i think one of the things that we should underscore and what ben said when he was talking about the field, that the gop would actually put forward. the first word came out of his mouth, extreme conservatives. and that is where the problem lies with the gop. to date somebody like jeb bush would never make it in the republican primary debates because he is too moderate. he is too centrist and he is too reasonable. and he would never make it through what today is still a very right-wing conservative primary -- >> based on what you just said, based on what you just said, how did john mccain. >> i will tell you how because john mccain -- >> you had mitt romney, you had mitt romney and john mccain who are not the extremists. >> you know what they did during the primary? they went to the extreme right which is why they were never able to recover in the general election. >> this is where we've been, this is

barbara bush, literacy. what is it about michelle obama that's different?opularity letter an level and why she chose fits in. hillary clinton caused bill clinton so many problems because we didn't vote for her. michelle taking a fairly simple, i'm not going to advocate but when congress doesn't help me i'm going to criticize them? that's new. >> and up for vote to the full house. say she loses's what does that mean? >> she'll complain more. that's the issue. if you look historically, they've been taking polls from gallup back to eleanor roosevelt. michelle obama is the second most popular lady in office of any. just following laura bush, much more popular than nancy reagan, lady bird or hillary clinton. she's in a unique position to make these criticisms because of high public stature a lot of other first ladies haven't been able to do. >> isn't it hard to talk about popularity when we're living in a world of facebook, twitter, social media, you can get out there so much more than first ladies? >> they didn't have those. >> it doesn't mean people like you.

. >> one of my favorite mother, barbara bush, is running a literacy fund and they will match any donationry reid. he pulls no punches and has some fancy footwork when it comes to 2016. and jim clyburn on t

bush candidacy. you write this, you write this about his mother barbara, quote, jeb bush seemed stunned by his mother's made over the past year. ones he's repeated at a recent george w. bush presidential library event where she declared there have been enough bushes for the country. so you've been doing some reporting on this. i know others have as well. what do the other members of the family say about this? gloria borger spoke with one of his brothers. made it clear he would like bush to run. jake tapper spoke with george w. bush, he said he's open to him run. what's going on? >> open to him run and wanting him to run are different. people would spoke with george w. bush walked away with the impression he is not exactly a one-man drafting committee. something george w. bush's spokesman denied, saying he is very much for his brother running and he's very proud of his record, has no concerns about that getting debated in another campaign. jeb bush's father, most importantly, his former president father, would like him to run. his mother has been more tepid about it. people around her and a spokesman fo

. >> i was just down in houston for barbara bush's literacy gala -- >> a wonderful event. >> yeah. which was nice. >> a very good sign. >> in fact the second martini but he didn't tell barbara that so we have to keep this amongst ourself. but one of the things that made me think, as a foreign policy president he brought the soft landing to the cold war, he also did the kuwait invasion war and he did what we were talking about earlier, make a grand bargain when it came to cutting the deficit. >> to his own great political -- >> as a foreign policy president, i think he may have been the best foreign policy president of our time. >> imagine assembling a coalition today of what was it, 24 countries, including syria. >> also not spiking the ball in the end zone when the berlin wall came down. >> and there were many people, i blush to admit it, myself among them, who at the conclusion of desert storm was left thinking why didn't we go all the way? why stop here? well, as it turned out, that was a very good call. so i think it's -- all i can say is i can't wait to read jon meacham's book

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his wife got a call from barbara bush.timately didn't run but the story is a very rich moment in the book. i want to close simply by making one other point. this book is telling the story from the inside out. the other thing i want to do is tell the story from the outside in because as much as we make of campaign managers and strategists and decisions they make and these are tough decisions they do have to make, a lot about our politics today in every presidential campaign but very much so today is as a result of outside forces. the role of the economy in this campaign was very important and was just good enough for president obama to be able to be reelected. the changing demographics of this country were and continue to be a very important factor in shaping of the way this country votes. we came out of this election redder and bluer than we went into it, red states got redder and blue states got bluer and we are still there. the third is crawling out of that, the hardening of the polarized lines in this country, the degre