even though barbara bush herself had a closet full of designer clothes. you know, she got glowing press coverage. she was america's grandmother. everyone loved her the reagan family and i write quite a bit about this in the book, too. it was quite dysfunctional. um, and the bush family is so close and you know, the kids are around the grandkids are around barbara bush can trace her ancestry back to the mayflower nancy has always viewed as the you know, harvey parvenue from hollywood, you know, so it's some like i said there was and it does continue even after the presidency and one of the snubs is when nancy reagan was first lady and struggling her social secretary murphy brandon goes back to her alma mater smith college where nancy actually graduated and asked him if maybe they might want to give her an honorary degree or something. nice for it. they said he's you know, her husband's too we might have demonstrations. barbara bush is a few years behind nancy, but she drops out a smith her freshman year to marry george h.w. bush. well guess who gets an hon

can you talk a bit about how that led to barbara bush hiring you to work on her staff? >> well, it is sort of an interesting road to the white house and to the bushes life. i was a newspaper reporter at "usa today" in 1988, the 1980 election, and barbara bush and kitty dukakis both agreed to write a weekly column for "usa today." it was called their campaign diary. i think it ran every monday morning, and i was there at a dirt. what is given that assignment i was sort of grumpy about it. i did want to be the editor, but ended up being a lot of fun. i got to know both of those amazing women really well, and after the election i was very surprised when mrs. bush chief of staff susan porter offered a job in the first ladies press office. take the couple weeks to think about it. i love being a reporter and that it was my dad, a farmer in missouri, , who said what is wrg with you? you have been offered a job by the incoming first lady of the united states and you are still thinking about it? he was right and i suggest, and and the rest is history. and i quickly followed him t

bush, and his daughter, barbara bush, discussing president bush's new book "out of many, 1: portraitsamerica's immigrants". without further a do, president bush and barbara bush. >> host: thanks to everyone for joining us tonight at high, dad. >> guest: how are you? >> host: i am good, congratulations on your new book "out of many, 1: portraits of america's immigrants". >> guest: thank you very much and i want to thank barnes & noble for helping sell it. they have always been unbelievably helpful to authors including me, great company and i am honored to be with you as the moderator. >> host: thanks, dad. i know that many in our audience might be surprised to see you in the new role of an artist. i don't remember talking about art growing up with you. i hope you can tell us why you decided to take up painting. how do you end up on this journey? >> guest: it is little bit of a shock to you and your mother and sister. a lot of other people are very surprised. after the presidency i was busy but i missed learning. i read winston churchill's as a painting is a pastime. i always admired ch

bush and his daughter barbara bush. they will be discussing president bush's newest book "out of many,one" . out without further ado resident bush and barbara bush. >> to joann. thanks everyone for joining ustonight i . >> how are you? >> i'm good, congratulations on your new book, "out of many, one" . >> thank you to barnes and noble for helping sell it. they've always been unbelievably helpful to authors including me and great company and i'm honored to be with you as the moderator. >> thanks dad, i'm excited to dive into your book but first i know that many in our audience might be surprised to see you in your new role as that of an artist. i don't remember talking about arts all that much growing up with you so i wonder if you could tell us how you decided to take up painting. how did you end up in my mister ? >> i know it's a shock to you and your mother and your sister and a lot of other people are very surprised. barbara, after the presidency i was busy but i miss learning. and i read winston churchill's essay pai

can be achieved until then, the focused must be on beating byron bron or brian brown with bar barbara bush, big bird can't remember from buffalo manders late with redacted, and now for all the news, we didn't have time to get to know. we have time to get to it. please welcome naomi care mani. hello lee and me. so as you know, stephen danziger was found guilty of contempt of court and sentences 6 months in jail environment. environmental environmental and human rights lawyer food chevron, for spilling 16000000000 gallons of oil in the equitorial rain forest. so chevron wants to make clear that they are allowed to spill their spilling company. i was the texaco before but now it's chevron. they made their slogan. like we lot spilling oil like then you couldn't really prosecute them. right, exactly. yeah, job. it is their job, but this, this verdict isn't a surprise. we knew that the judge was definitely biased. we knew that the court was against him because he had a private, secure, private law firm that had ties to chevron prosecuting the case where the judge had a private prosecutor. yeah,

borrowed it from which is the eisenhower presidential museum only has the collection going up to barbara bush, so there is nothing of hillary clinton's, laura bush's or michelle obama's. next question. >> this is very good. thank you very much. i wondered because jackie onassis is fmous for her pill box hat, and then pat nixon came about, and then there were no more hats worn by pat nixon or bettie ford, and is that the period of no more hats? >> you are very correct. because lady bird johnson wore a hat famously to her husband's 1965 inauguration swearing in ceremony and to hold the bible, and pat nixon decided against it, and she did not want to wear a hat. that was a precedent. i am glad that you mentioned it. only so much that you can mention. but there are so many things that mrs. nixon did in terms of her choices of what she wore that indicated this really frankly independent streak that she was going to do things her way. and actually the hat started back again with hillary clinton, but it was as a sun protector, so it is kind of funny that hillary who was so, and associated with being

, which is the eisenhower presidential library museum, only has the collection going out up to barbara bush. so there's nothing of hillary clinton's or bush's or michelle obama's. next question. >> this is very good, thank you very much. i want it, because jackie are -ness was famous for her pill box hat, and then pat nixon came along and there were no more hats worn, either by, at least in the display here, by pat nixon or billy fort. is that the time period of no more hat? >> you are very observant, and very spot on correct. because pat nixon -- lady bird johnson wore a fat, famously, to her husband's 1965, the or integration, it was a swearing in ceremony, when she was the first actually told the bible. pat nixon decided against it. she did not want to wear a hat. and that set a precedent. i'm glad you mentioned it. there's only so much you can mention but there's a lot of little things that mrs. nixon did in terms of her choices of what she wore that indicated this really, frankly, independent street that she was going to do things her way. and actually, the hat started back again with

and barbara bush. jimmy is also the longest lived president in american history. the secret, when you don't see eye-to-eye on something for how you patch it back together? >> at the end of the day, we fought to become reconciled, and overcome the differences that arose during the day. we also make up and give each other a kiss before we go to sleep. we really try to become completely reconciled each night before we go to sleep. >> we try to become completely reconciled each night before we go to sleep. a bit of marital advice to end the night. that ends tonight, the first lady of the nation of haiti, as in the united states. he arrived in miami for medical treatment. she said to be in critical condition, with multiple gunshot wounds. she apparently was shot in her home, in the middle of the night, last night, by armed attackers who shot and grievously injured her. the same armed attackers killed her husband, the president of haiti. the u.s. has told staff now at our u.s. embassy in haiti, that they cannot leave the grounds of t

i have scars from barbara bush y'all have scars from nancy. but she but her power i mean president reagan's transformative power. so amazing those jimmy stewart once said if ronnie had married nancy the first time he would have won an academy award. i should probably true but reagan's visual imagination was so important and so he as you know, his great phrase was a shining city on a hill, right? well, he's the only guy i know who can improve on jesus right because city on a hill is from the sermon on the mount in the new testament and but the addition of the word shining is so important in that that i actually not making this up. i have heard ministers from pulpits say as jesus said america shall be as a shining city upon a hill how that was rendered in the original aramaic. i don't know but but i got to him is dragging a little bit late in her life and we were at lunch one day and as you all know she always knew more gossip than you right and sometimes it was even accurate and so i was always embarrassed because she knew far more about what w

and barbara bush. jimmy is also the longest-living president in history. and quote.ing a recent interview with gps, the carters offered some advice after seven and a half decades of marriage. >> what's the secret when you don't see eye to eye on something for how you patch it back together? >> at the end of the day, we tried to become reconciled. and overcome all the differences at the end of the day. we also make up and give each other a case before we go to sleep, still in bed. and we always talk every night. it's a different aspect to our life. so we're really trying to become completely reconciled each night before we go to sleep. >> we try to become completely reconciled each night before we go to sleep. marital advice tendonitis that is our broadcast for this wednesday night with our thanks to you for being with us. on behalf of all of my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, goodnight. tonight, an all in. >> now we know to go community by community, a neighbor by neighbor. oftentimes door to door, literally knocking on doors, to help many people and protect

it got so bad that even jeb's mother, former first lady barbara bush, later blamed trump for what shewn son, george p. bush, channelling his fredo corlione did not follow his family's lead. in 2016 he became the only bush to endorse trump despite the fact that trump had gone after his own momma during the campaign. is it a texas thing to play yourself? because cancun cruz also swallowed his pride to support trump. for george p. the genuflecting paid off at first. trump ended up endorsing him in texas for land commissioner in 2018. now, before he announced his run for texas attorney general bush essentially had to swallow his pride and a healthy dose of that maga milk. he even put out these disturbing drink koozies that featured a drawing of trump and him with a telling quote from a few years ago. this is the only bush that likes me. yeah, there might be a reason for that. you would think the situation couldn't get anymore more pathetic, but it has. today trump endorsed bush's primary opponent, the current attorney general ken paxton. basically, baby boy, you played yourself. >> fredo,

were no carpets in the room throughout the 19th century, but one of the things that first lady barbara bush had asked was that the room was so reverberant during parties. it wasn't there a chance that we could have some carpets made and so these were actually delivered early in the clinton administration, but they're designed using the plaster work of the ceiling the very 18th century english design feature of having carpets and ceilings reflect each other something that mrs. kennedy would have appreciated greatly. so it makes the room less noisy, but it also takes away some of the opportunities that the children once had the theater roosevelt children were noted for roller skating around the room and subsequent children have had their attempts at recreating the mayhem of the theater roosevelt kids. but the room is still used is still left largely unfurnished and it's used for all sorts of parties and entertaining. this would have been where the president mrs. kennedy held the very famous dinner for the nobel prize winners of the of the americas and president kennedy delivered the rather fa

barbara. it was visited by president bush obama. trump. i know it's been handed over to the afghan. the final troops and equipment lifted out us still on target refill withdrawal by september, 11th, 2021. we're on track exactly as to where we expected to be. but we did. i wanted to make sure there was enough quote running room that we can get. wouldn't be able to do it all to september. they'll still be some for forces left, but it's a rational drop down with our allies and it's making. so there's nothing unusual about the us plants to leave 650 trips, enough canister to protect the embassy and diplomatic missions with capacity to help afghan security forces. if required the repeating line, the us is not abandoning afghanistan. we have a robust footprint in the region even outside of ghana, stan and we still have the capability to conduct over the horizon missions as necessary for counterterrorism in afghanistan itself, thousands are hoping to leave the country ahead of the final us withdrawal lines for exit visas. and passports along people what he restarted taliban, the power, it'

barbara. that's now under water or marble bushes like this one can weigh over 100 kilos and can't be moved easily. mm. they're also dozens of am for a frankness the patients and look, a diver might find something like this, the head of a statue. it's been lying on the bottom of the sea for 2000 years. i don't want us to be seen on the we've been lucky today. sod worries that if you've seen with a bust the area might attract looters. we need to be very careful or goss, i'm hiding it, so no one sees it. otherwise, people will come looking for more objects. so worth a fortune. wondered in libya, polluter might receive 500 euros for the bust. but on the other side of the mediterranean, in europe, a bust like this, mike fetch 10000 euros. 20 times the original price. everything sa find, he turns over to the head of the local museum for safe keeping. the antiquities he is rescued over the past years are kept in this safe worried about burglary. the burglars ones came in through the window. i tried to open the safe but couldn't so they forced the door open for him to pieces from the museum will remember

barbara lee on the house floor. [video clip] representative lee: former president bush told america that major combat operations in iraq and appeared in 2011 president obama brought combat troops home, yet the authority remains on the books vulnerable to misuse because congress has not acted to remove it. the bush administration, yes, misled the american people by saying there were weapons of mass destruction, that iraq posed an imminent threat and draw a connection between the events of 9/11 and saddam hussein. those lies and misinformation had deadly consequences. domestics continue to haunt us today. once the war started, led by chairwoman maxine waters, we found that the out of the racks -- out of iraq caucus. many took protest to the streets, protesting the unnecessary, immoral war of choice. year after year we work for the safe and orderly withdrawal of our troops. i share this history not because of nostalgia, but we have to remember why this authorization was passed, because it is, percent of members of congress now of the current house were not here to vote in 2002. the constitution requires that we cannot app

ainsley: i was anchoring fox & friends the morning that he passed away and president bush 41 and barbaraing. i didn't know him personally though, because i came to fox after he left but everyone said wonderful things. steve: terrific. brian: if you could do anything on youtube today i'm sure it's posted, david gregory did an incredible feature with him on another network, i don't know what it was at the time, but because they were going at it a lot in the press room but they respected each other and they went to the doctor and everything with him and talked about what he was going to be focusing on as he was fighting for his life. it's worth watching. steve: all right, 2008 hard to believe it was that long ago. ainsley: we remember. 8:17 on the east coast coming up former president trump tackles crime, the economy, the impact of wokeness in america's classrooms and a new interview with our own lawrence jones. steve: plus our vice president is sparking outrage after comments about voting id laws and rural voters. >> there are a whole lot of people especially that live in rural communities

barbara on the kind of technique for raising the larvae, how you grow them out, how you raise a lot in a very small space. that's all information that's incredibly important to abalone conservation. bush: there's a really strong demand domestically. almost all of ourroduct is sold in california or just on the west coast. we do everything in-house. we're a completely integrated farm. we have adult abalone, wch we'll take into the hatchery, and you get a tiny little fertilized abalone embryo. we get them by the millions. 24 hours laterthey hatch, and feed, feed, feed, repeat, and harvest at about 100 grams, about a 3 1/2-inch shell length. and that's the market size, and we crank those out 52 weeks a year. aquilino: much of what we do here in this program has been inspired by what abalone farmers do, people like doug bush and dan swezey at the cultured abalone farm have really helped us figure out how to maximize production in this lab. so we take their best methods and then we tweak them for white abalone, so it really helps sustainable aquaculture in this country and the restoration of a species. bush: i've been banging this drum for a while, to really sort of draw attention to abalon

barbara lee on the house floor. [video clip] representative lee: former president bush told america that major combat operations in iraqnd appeared in 2011 president obama brought combat troops home, yet the authority remains on the books vulnerable to misuse because congress has not acted to remove it. the bush administration, yes, misled the american people by saying there were weapons of mass destruction, that iraq posed an imminent threat and draw a connection between the events of 9/11 and saddam hussein. those lies and misinformation had deadly consequences. domestics continue to haunt us today. once the war started, led by chairwoman maxine waters, we found that the out of the racks -- out of iraq caucus. many took protest to the streets, protesting the unnecessary, immoral war of choice. year after year we work for the safe and orderly withdrawal of our troops. i share this history not because of nostalgia, but we have to remember why this authorization was passed, because it is, percent of members of congress now of the current house were not here to vote in 2002. the constitution requires that we cannot appro