bush chief of staff. please join me in welcoming the quiet man the indispensable presidency of george h. w. bush governor johnson and - john sent ' thank you for your hospitality. i am a bookstore addict and i think the way that you've been able to handle such scope and still keep it as an infinite facility should satisfy any book addict and i recommend anybody that is looking for a place to browse and find some great stuff to read this is the place to come. i would also like to thank you for taking a little bit of time to join us today. i wrote the quiet fan because i feel george herbert walker bush had in his one term as extraordinary episode of the as we have had in modern times. and i wanted to get between the two covers of the book all of those people that appreciate how unique and how special and how important the presidency was. since you are all here buying books, i won't go through from page one that i thought what i would do today is talk to you a little bit about what were the highlights of his

bush was. he was smarter and meaner that he got credit for, but he also inspected the role of the press, and have us to his ranch for dinner. president obama cannot name 10 people who spent the last 10 years covering, but president bush knew everyone in the government, and their wives. >> either question about that. howard dean: before he had a press conference, they would decide ahead of time who would do things and in what order? obama still does that, but bush was the first one to do that. i do nothing president clinton did. ron christie: paging dr. dean. [laughter] ed rollins: there was an order. people who got calm on -- called on, the major networks, and then the rest of the press, you could distinguish anymore was important. this was a way of -- i am sure this was part of the discipline, let's not call on someone who will not ask a question but make a commentary, which show many of the dead -- so many of them did. they would make a statement and then ask the president if they wanted to c

bush. he voted for bush. >> donald trump split with the bushs over policier use.was unhappy with george h.w. bush breaking his pledge not to raise taxes. unhappy with george w. bush marching us off to what appears to be totally unnecessary unjustified war. >> reporter: the relationship soured. his donations done with trump suggesting he would take on w as in pendent in the 2004 election. but he never did enter the race. by 2007, trump called him the worst president ever. he recently highlighted the time an iraqi threw a shoe at the president. >> well that may have been his best moment if you want to know the truth. pretty sad to say. >> now jeb is fighting back. >> it's all person for him, sure. his characterizations of my views, long standing views. >> slamming trump at almost every campaign stop. >> if you look at his record of what he believes. he supports democrats. while i was campaigning for republicans in this state and across the country, conservative, or candidates, he was supporting hillary clinton. >> bush and trump battling on everything from campaign

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bush aides insist that's okay.letting off steam by backing donald trump and other first-time politicians. but when it comes time to pull the lever, they'll go for the adult in the room. >> ultimately, this is not about the loudness. it's not about entertainment. we're not auditioning for some kind of show here. we're running for president of the united states. >> reporter: erin, as i speak to you, i'm going to be a little quiet because this is quite an intimate gathering of jeb bush and voters here in new hampshire. he has been answering questions for the past 45 minutes or so. a lot of substantive issues but i should say, you played the fact that jeb bush is speaking at the same time as donald trump going into tonight i asked bush why voters should come here and not go to trump. his answer was, if they want to be entertained, they can go to trump. if they want to learn about how to deal with problems that are facing voters in new hampshire, they should come here. erin? >> dana, thank you very much. 45 minutes of v

bush in 2002. and from day one, what we tried to do was we tried to define how the president would communicate his policies to the american people who had elected him as well as our friends and allies around the world. and in the way that we sought to do this this the opening days, karl rove -- who was the president's senior adviser -- he had a organization that he brought together on a fairly regular basis of all of the senior staff in the white house. and he nicknamed the group or he dubbed the group the blair house group. and if you have to ask why, yes, they did actually meet in the blair house. and what they did was they sat down, and they looked at the president's policies, they looked at his messaging, they looked at all sorts of things of how are we positioning president bush for success, and how do we make sure that we keep him there and keep him on message? again, these were the most senior folks, the folks with the title of assistant to the president which in a white house, the folks who

bush , bill clinton, and george w. bush. the 42nd and 43rd president's talked about leadership, decision-making, and the 2016 presidential campaign. >> is that like for like a renewed certain extent into the arena on a global scale. first, margaret spellings, the president of the george w. bush presidential center. she will be moderating the conversation. two leaders who i had the privilege of serving under as my commanders in chief. two leaders for whom we have all learned valuable lessons on leadership and life. it is my honor to introduce you to the 42nd and 43rd president's , president william j clinton, and president george w. bush. [applause] mr. bush: i know two people who are glad he's not running for president. i. cuban: i --mr. clinton: two who- i know would have been glad earlier. >> i thought you were going to be the highlight of the program. mr. clinton: -- >> welcome back to the bush center. it has been a delight to work , especiallyam valerie alexander, stephanie, mike. mr. clinton: everybody knows that you we

so did jeb bush. jeb bush wrote an immigration plan and put it into effect. his wife is a mexican a former mexican citizen now an american citizen. she can combat the issues trump brought up. they got into a heated exchange on spanish speaking and 14th amendment. >> i thought bush was the loser on this jumping off trump's attacks on his wife he ended up sounding romantic, fluffy pie in the sky. conservatives are skeptical about jeb on immigration and i don't think the performance help pd. >> without a doubt ted cruz due in a close tie donald trump. he doesn't have details on an immigration plan. ted cruz because he is such a hard liner. i don't think he's moving forward with the party. he's not inclusive. i don't think he sees a vision for the party. i don't see where his place in the party is going to be it if he continues to have the belief. >> military near and dear to our hearts. who was clear on the military? >> that was a tough one. i am going to say marco rubio. >> i think he was able to explain our foreign policy in the general people speak. i think o

bush.ltimately this race is going to come down to voters deciding whether they want an experienced candidate like jeb bush who has a record, a governor of a big state, or they want an outsider like donald trump who takes pride in his shoot from the hip style. >> if they do want an experienced candidate, on that note, i'm sure you've seen this national review report, it says some major republican donors are underwhelmed by the field so far, including jeb bush, and they're holding out for your former boss, mitt romney, do you think those donors could change his mind, get him into the race? >> no. mitt romney has made his decision, he's not reconsidering it, he's friendly with many of the republican candidates who are running, he feels there's a good sizable crowd of candidates for republican voters to choose from. and you know. last week, he tweeted out a photo of himself on the beach with one of his grandchildren. and he said, something to the effect that these are the important things in li

bush very clearly and what mr. bush said. this country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. >> i think she's got a beautiful face and i think she's a beautiful woman. >> joining me now mark teson. how did that one fly? >> that was great moment for carly. she really shined in the debate last night. what was great about that moment is it was unscripted. she had no way of knowing that trump and bush would have that exchange before hand where trump was insisting he was going to cut women's health. she came up with that answer on the fly. it was just devastating for donald trump. >> you said she killed it last night. who else did well sf. >> i think marco rubio did well. he looked very presidential. he looked like he could be commander in chief. the two of them, rubio and fiorina who was completely out of his depth on foreign policy showed a marked contrast. very good night for marco and rubio. very bad flignight for trump. >> listen to this snippet when he was pushed on syria and how rubio responded. >> it's a mess. you look a

is he ashamed of the name bush? the central front in the trump-bush battle, immigration reform.he bilingual bush charge in english and in spanish that trump is not a conservative. trump responded in an interview that "he should really set the example by speaking english while in the united states. the two men differ on style as well as substance. trump slamming bush as low-energy. >> having trouble sleeping at night? too much energy? need some low energy? for all your sleeping needs. >> reporter: bush attacking trump for his newfound embrace of the republican party. >> do you identify more as a democrat or a republican? >> well, you'd be shocked if i said that in many cases i probably identify more as a democrat. >> reporter: despite their differences, the two men do share some common ground. on taxes, for example, both have said they would eliminate a loophole that allows hedge fund and private equity managers to avoid paying millions to the irs. bush and trump have also agreed in the past that the iran deal should not be torn up on their first day of office, even though they h

is jeb bush a frequent target of yours and -- >> i would say jeb bush is a frequent target because when this whole thing started, i thought he was going to be the primary competition but he's drifted very much to the middle of the pact and he's rapidly disappearing so we're going to have to start looking at somebody else. >> and today trump put out a video on instagram going after bush's past language on immigration in a very way. >> they broke the law but it's not a felony. it's kind -- it's an act of love. love. >> eugene robinson, that word that steve smidt word sums it up. donald trump every time he launches into an attack, it's like an emperor has no close moment. he's pointing out things there but no other respectable voice will say. i can see the heads nodding. >> absolutely. he keeps calling him a low-energy person, governor and which he believes and i think he's right really gets under jeb bush's skin. so in that sense he's trying to provoke and reinforce this impression that he's creating the jeb bush just doesn't have gusto to be president. that add brings willy horton. >> ro

bush. the subject the remarks that trump said bush was soft on immigration. >> i hope you apologize for that, donald. >> i hear phenomenal things. your wife is a lovely woman. i don't know her. >> she is. she is the absolute love of my life. why don't you apologize to her. >> i won't because i didn't say anything wrong. >> the 11 candidates were begging the moderator to get in the game. >> jake. >> jake. >> jake. >> all of the need to breakthrough. all with carly fiorina to the main debate stage targeting planned parenthood. >> anyone who has watched this videotape, i dare hillary clinton, obama to watch the tapes. a fully formed fetus on the table. heart beating. its legs kicking. >> marco rubio flashed knowledge and passion on foreign policy. >> the most important obligation that the federal government has is to keep the nation safe. and today we are not doing that. we are eviscerating our military and a president who is more respectful to the ayatollah khomeini and he is to the prime min

the trump/bush grudge match continues.esterday bush questioned trump's conservativism in a splashy video. trump said that showed a level of desperation. >> well, i think he had really no choice. he's doing very poorly in the polls. he's a very low-energy kind of guy, and he had to do something, so they're spending a lot of money on ads. you know, he has a lot of money from the hedge fund guys, from the special interests, from lobbyists, so far everybody that's attacked me has gone down. let's see what happens here. he's probably going to now stop, because it seems backfiring, based on the polls, it seems to be somewhat backfiring on jeb. >> for its part, the bush campaign continued to attack trump as insufficiently conservative. the campaign offers a quiz of sorts, asking which candidate you're more in line with, bush or trump. would you rather support a candidate who opposes the iran deal, or someone who thought hillary clinton would negotiate a good iran deal? a reference to a trump sound bite from years ago. also going

and he's identifying bush as a chief opponent which is what bush would like it may end up being that. in certain ways, this plays to bush's advantage. >> what would you -- how does -- you're an experienced political strategist. how does bush fight this, he doesn't seem to be doing a very effective job looking at the poll numbers. >> i think he needs to -- bush is building his thing for the long term, he needs to show this energy in the next debate, he's decided that taking on trump and making himself the anti-trump is advantageous, there are other guys who would like to emerge in that center right column. senator rubio, governor kasich, he feels this gives him an edge in that battle. but it's going to take some time to see whether this trump star loses its luster. as the others peel away, they will be more available to vote for bush. his job is to capture. he's headed to a confrontation in new hampshire, i think most likely with governor kasich. >> you poked a little fun about hillary clinton's plan to show more humor, greater heart, more transparency, you tweeted today's new york tim

bush was. was smarter and meaner than he got credit for and he would have us to his ranch for dinner. we went a couple of times. president obama couldn't name ten people who spent the last ten years covering him. bush knew everybody's name an the cameramen and their wives and was personable and fun to cover. >> so i have a question about that which i don't answer to. why -- i think he was the first president who did this. before he had a press conference, they would actually decide ahead of time who was going to be called on and in what order. >> they still do that. >> obama still does that. but i think bush was the first one to do that. >> was he? clinton didn't come out with a list? >> paging dr. dean. >> it is george bush. >> it is karen hughes. >> i disagree with what you have to say, governor. >> part of that, again, there was a an order. and people who got called on in press conferences prior to clinton, what have you, were basically, the a.p. started and then the u.p. and then the networ

bush has been sinking. i don't know that you can win an insult contest with donald trump. >> since he jumped into the race, being that trump has focused a good portion of his attacks on jeb bush. take a look. >> i'm not worried because how can bush be in first place? this guy can't negotiate his bay out of a paper bag. and the poll just came out, and i'm tied with jeb bush. and i said, oh, that's too bad. how can i be tied with this guy? he's terrible. he's terrible. remember this, jeb bush will never take us to the promised land, no matter what you do, it's not going to happen. there should have been 2 million people watching. you agree? about 2 million. that's been sort of standard. 2 million people. they had 24 million people. who do you think they're watching? jeb bush? huh? i don't think so. how about florida, i have a governor, we have a low-energy governor and we have a senator. and we're leading big in florida. if you want a nice person, honestly, you should vote for jeb. the country's going to go t

bush deserves more credit for the handling of this crisis?: the fema logistical system, on which all the states where relying, it held. -- failed. it almost created a catastrophe in our state. we had to work around it. they were criticized, deservedly. they did other things that don't make sense. the federal law in places doesn't make sense. but, when you look at the totality, fema did a lot more right than wrong. a whole lot more. they tried to be good partners. that is just the logistical system that concern. as far as george bush is concerned, he leaned forward on every decision. whatever the federal law said was the maximum he could do, every time, he did that. but people's impressions of that are all bacon. baked in. i understand that. but i do hate the fact that people don't recognized that generally the federal government was a good partner, and gave us and louisiana, alabama, and texas unprecedented assistance unlike any that had ever been done before for a natural disaster. mark: governor haley barbour. the book is "america's great s

really important point about amnesia, jeb bush is launching attacks at bush based on his history with bush family goes way back with the clintons. even in recent history, 2013, jeb bush was awarding hillary clinton the liberty medal. that was 2013. in 2013, jeb bush and hillary clinton probably knew they were going to be in contest with each other for the presidency. >> in 2013 there was that moment when you have those two people who shared a stage at a time when democrats and republicans on capitol hill were going at each other vowing to never work with each other to actually govern this country. so seeing the two of them together potential nominees of the respective parties was sort of a visual maybe something will come of this that is good for the country. >> right. >> i believe that happened when jeb bush was not yet seriously considering running for president, that 2013 moment happened when he thought it would be consequence freer for him. >> there were people hoping and thinking and maybe he would run. >> it is an ambition he harbored for a long time. >> jeb bush was supposed to

how donald trump is winning the war of words with jeb bush. plus the surprising revelation about the kentucky clerk refusing to give marriage licenses to the saix couples and it might be the funniest video you have seen all day, a ten-year-old interviewing pro football players. >>> but first jeb bush is official fighting back against donald trump. last night taking a job in spanish. >> [speaking foreign language] >>> earlier this morning trump responded to bush's attacks on good morning america. >> he heard jeb bush yesterday. you are not a conservative. you are more democrat than republican. this is all personal. is he drawing blood? >> well i think he had really no choice. he's doing very poorly in the polls. he's a very low energy kind of guy and he had to do something so they are spending a lot of money on ads. and you know he has a lot of money from the hedge fund guys from the special interests, from lobbyists. he raised over a hundred million dollars. so they control him totally. >> donald trump came out swinging for bush ever since he

them in by the thousands, bush's crowds are far smaller. >> thanks. >> reporter: analysts say bush underperformed in the first debate and is hammered by his last name. he's tried to connect his legacy to reagan's. and reached out to latinos in spanish. >> donald trump -- [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: still with no traction, a republican insider insists bush needs to stand up to trump. >> bush needs to take the fight to donald trump aggressively and he needs to take a page out of the donald trump playbook and point out to voters that donald trump isn't ready to be president. >> reporter: bush says this time he'll be ready. >> somebody comes at me, bam, i'll come back at them. don't worry about that. >> reporter: bush's trump card may be his fund raising more than $100 million raised in the first half of the year. his super pac launching a $20 million ad buy. >> proving conservative, real results. >> that was peter alexander reporting. >>> a terrifying look at the wildfires ravaging california. and a family's desperate escape from the valley fire with only moments to spare. a woman spotted smok

eleanor: the trump-bush show will go on for months. tom: bush's secret service line was great. clarence: trump. john: the answer is trump. issue six-china's 12-mile message. >> war is the sword of damocles. we must learn the lessons of history and dedicate ourselves to peace. john: china's president xi jinping says his nation wants global peace and this week china promised a crackdown on sbernt hackers who target america. but china's promises ring hollow. his military was publicly parading its growing military reach. on decision play were weapons like the d.f.-21 d., an anti-ship ballistic missile specifically designed to sink american aircraft carriers and other missiles that can target u.s. bases on guam, over 1,800 miles from china. that's not all. after training with russian forces two weeks ago, five chinese naval wessels transitted through u.s. territorial waters in the a luings islands. president obama will have some tough questions when president jinping arrives on a state visit next week. what message is china sending one week before president xi's visit to washington?

bush.lose friends with marco rubio. gloria borger, john king, host of inside politics and david axelrod, former top adviser to president obama. david axelrod, some quick thoughts. >> well, one thought is these people have an iron constitution to be standing there for as long as -- >> hot up there. a lot of sweating. three hours. >> it was. it was a gauntlet they ran up there. i would say one thing is that carly fiorina had a great opportunity tonight. she took full advantage of it. she's going to move up in the polls as a result of this. chris christie was on the verge of falling off the stage, had a very strong night, very strong performance tonight. >> let's listen in to donald trump. chris, go ahead. >> thank you for joining us after speaking to your family. what did they say to you about how you were tonight? >> they were very proud and very happy and it was a beautiful time. i had an amazing time. three hours is probably a record-setting long debate. but i guess you're sell a lot of co

what bush wants to do is avoid the outcome. he has a lot more money in the bank than scott walker and can afford more fragility but this performance was designed to say jeb bush is ready to fight, that jeb bush is not going to go mildly or meekly. >> rose: you know the republican party, robert. you cover them. what do you think? >> i have been covering trump since january pretty closely and my sense is we're watching an evolution of trump as a candidate. we're seeing him settling into the frontrunner role. i spoke to him for ten minutes after the debate near his suv as he was leaving the debate site and he said he came to this debate prepared. he was preparing on carly fiorina's business record, ready to talk about bush's gubernatorial record. you see him sensing that nomination is reason sight. he is becoming more subdued with his tone, still has that brawler swagger but is becoming a different kind of candidate than in july. >> rose: what kind of position do you assume he will take and when will they come? >> trump and his ca

people. >> jeb bush defending his brother. of my brother being president following 9/11. jeb bush with that more aggressive approach, here's another example. let's look at it. >> and your brother's administration gave us barack obama. it was such a disaster, those last three months that abraham lincoln couldn't have been elected. >> you know what, as it relates to my brother, there's one thing i know for sure, he kept us safe. >> eveready, it's very high energy, donald. [ applause ] >> of course, that response there with an attack to donald trump saying that jeb bush is low energy. there you have it, leading with the five, the slapping the five. how much of a shift is this that will actually help? >> well, i think it does help somewhat but i now notice just how nonaggressive jeb bush is. up against donald trump, he reminds me of the class bully in the pool yard facing off the president of the chess club. jeb bush is more of a strategic guy, a knowledge guy. he knows exacts, policy, how the office actually works. donald trump i

bush. charlie: i would love to see the conversation between the president of china and the president of the united states. gillian: i think they will be nervous. charlie: in terms of cyber. gillian: the chinese government is not simply trying to deal with economic transition from an wasomy where the money directed towards investing heavily at the expense of consumers through banks, and trying to open it up, make a consumer driven to create they are trying to do that the same time that they are trying to deal with internal political tension. and the most dangerous of all is people are losing faith in the ability of the bureaucrats to control things. they don't have faith market forces are free enough to allocate money. financial chinese system is not a modern financial system. we are now hitting the wall. you can say open up a political power at the local level in china comes from control of credit. political figures don't give up the source of their hour. i'm skeptical that china can modern

ben carson and by jeb bush. and take a look on the other side, and you will see the rest of the room. it is a pretty intimate setting here, and no more than 500 people will be be in the audience tonight, and they have been invited by the reagan library and by the republican national committee, and few of them invited by the campaigns, and you can see everyone is getting ready here, and figuring out where the folks are going to be sitting, and a much more intimate setting that figures how the candidates are going to be affecting one another, and in the last debate where basketball games are played, you could hear the oohing and the ahhing when thing things were said by the candidates, but you won't have that in here. and 13 cameras, and the candidates are going to be close to the audience, and that could affect how things are going to go, ashleigh. >> they are within literally elbow jabs of each other, ath a athena. i saw it, and it is hard to see from the shot right now, but they could take each other out. athen

i think jeb bush does have a view. his problem is that it's filled with people who served his father's administration and his brother's administration, and it's very hard for the public i think to accept he's his own man. rand paul, i know pat likes him but he's probably a little too libertarian, and doveish for the republican electorate, and car lee fiorina is -- carly fiorina is totally crazy the way she talks about the defense budget. >> you can see it on the issue of would you tear up the deal with iran as soon as you take office. you've got walker will do that. rubio will do that. i think carly is going to call on the phone, and on the other side, you've got bush, and trump who says i would take a hard look at it, andland said i'm not going to tear -- rand who said i'm not going to tear that up, and kasich who said i'm not going to tear that up. i would say it's realist versus folks who want to go back into the middle east. >> i tend to think, actually, and i'm obviously not a fan of the deal, but i actually suspe

bush is good tonight, i think it will help him a lot. don't think there is going to go easy on him. john: the good thing about colbert, he's a great comic, but he's also really smart. become a ted't koppel in the days of old. but he's not going to be jay leno. he's not going to be letterman. he can be in a place where he can be both really funny and also really on point. question is whether candidates will feel the need to subject themselves to that. mark: you reach new people who are not typical political people. well, the clip goes viral, and even have the best new cycle of the entire election. if it goes poorly, i pity the campaign advisor who said, go on stephen colbert. john: i have to say, i give jeb bush credit. it takes a lot of guts. he's going to get out there, not knowing anything like what it's going to be like. mark: glenn know -- jay leno had a pretaped interview built-in. we will see if colbert does that. but i do believe he will have republicans, democrats, be tough on all of them. it will be a forum unlike any other. joh

bush very clearly and what mr. bush said.nk women all over this country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. [ cheers and applause ] >> i think she's got a beautiful face. and i think she's a beautiful woman. >> i haven't had an opportunity to weigh-in on foreign policy. and i just want to mention that when the war -- when the issue occurred in 2003 i suggested to president bush that he not go to war. i just want that on the record. >> you were forced to file for bankruptcy not once not twice, four times. a record four times. why should we trust you to manage the finances of this nation any differently than you manage the finances of your casinos? >> i'm as entertained as anyone by this personal back and forth about the history of donald and carly's career. for the 55-year-old construction worker out in that audience tonight who doesn't have a job, who can't fund his child's education, i got to tell you the truth, they could care less about your careers. they care about theirs. >> well i think if we left it open we could s

. >>> and the jeb bush/donald trump war of words getting even nastier, trump called jeb bush low energy and warned bush that his insults against trump may sink his campaign. and bush telling report nurse miami that trump is not conservative, an insult he hurled in spanish so who is the strongest best and date on the issues of immigration enforcement and border security? among the field of 17 gop candidates bush, trump are the original. we will take that up with our special guest here tonight president presidential candidate former texas governor rick perry. and how does his campaign plan to break out from the field? >>> joining us now former laying guy political director ed rollins. national review editor fox news contributor rich lowery, he with the eagle embraced. you look fierce, ferocious. >> it's the trump eagle. >> now we are going -- my guess is he's going to come one a bigger eagle. >> he already has a bigger eagle. >> it's good to have you both here. let's start with the iran deal support. senator mikulski retiring the 34th vote. are you kidding me, ed? >> first of all, what re

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bush. let's start with the battle between trump and bush which had late additions today. was jeb bush right to post a bear. if trump feels attacked he will attack back. >> he had to punch back. trump has been just pommelling him for weeks, calling him a low energy guy who puts audiences to sleep whose policies are pathetic. that last ad saying he basically said act of love for the killer of kate steinle. trump was kicking sand in his face and bush looked like the weekling unwilling to fight back. now he is fighting back. the fight benefits both of them. >> this was an effort by jeb bush not to hurt donald trump but to help himself? >> sure. first of all, it helps trump. trump has been taunting him. he wants to get into the fight because having a fight with donald trump solidifies his position as anti-establishment candidate. it helps bush because it doesn't look like a reincarnation of mitt romney who is not willing to defend his record. he is fighting back and distinguishing himself from other candidate whose have been unwilling or afraid to take on donald trump. and the

clinton to the bush family? >> my sister-in-law. >> and after visiting with students at a school in miami this morning, bush expanded on his attack against trump in some pretty impressive spanish. >> while bush was going after trump in spanish, trump was busy >> while bush was going after trump in spanish, trump was busy trying to woo members of the latino community who have been alienated about his comments about immigrants. he met today with the ceo of the hispanic chamber of commerce who will be here to tell us about it coming up. trump also tweeted a response to bush's comments, yet another weak hit by a candidate with a failing campaign. will jeb sink as low in the polls as the others who have gone after me? it is a valid question. especially given a republican primary electorate that seems to care much more about giving a metaphorical finger to the establishment, and about upholding supposed conservative orthodoxy. we've seen it not only with trump, was with the rise of ben carson, another political outsid

it begins with republican jeb bush, and whoa, is jeb bush in trouble. he has just picked the kind of fight that you're going to lose. jeb bush has apparently without trying to, he has accidentally picked a fight with probably the biggest figure in pop culture in america right now. and this tape will explain it. watch. >> i'm so excited for the late show premier on september 8 when my guests will be george clooney and jeb bush. as the tabloids have coined them. i'm not the only one who is excited. so is jeb. which given his logo is really his only option. jeb! in fact, governor bush is so pumped for the first show that he sent this e-mail to supporters. today we're formally launching our stephen colbert late show contest where we'll fly one lucky winner to new york where they'll receive a vip ticket to the late show with the new host. that's something you'll still be talking about 20 years from now. yes. you'll be talking about it 20 years from now when the next bush is running for office. to enter, all you have to do is donate $3 to jeb bush's campaign.

governor, republican presidential candidate jeb bush. sir, thanks so much for joining us. >> you bet, jake. good talking to you. >> this morning your fellow candidate and southern state governor bobby jindal went on a lengthy invective against donald trump the front-runner. he called the front-runner dangerous and more. take a listen. >> donald trump is not a serious candidate. he's a narcissist. he as an ego maniac. the only thing he believes him is himself. he's shallow. he has no understanding of policy. he is full of bluster. he has no substance. he lacks the intellectual curiosity. you can't argue policy with this guy. the only thing that donald trump believes in is himself. donald trump is for donald trump. he's not for anything, he's not against anything. issues don't mean anything to him. policies, ideals are not important. he is for donald. >> agree or disagree? >> i agree. i think mr. trump as the front-runner needs to be treated like all candidates. he needs to share what his experiences are to be president of the united state

as a bush. >> i love jeb bush however he sucks.you, mark. that's trump. >> in order news hillary clinton spoke with abc news tonight and seemed to offer an apology for not using two e-mail accounts while secretary of state. that was one day after she said she would not apologize. >> i should have used two accounts. one for personal and one for work-related e-mails. that was a mistake. i'm sorry about that. i take responsibility and i'm trying to be as transparent as i possibly can. >> dana perino is co-host of the five. so i will not apologize. i'm sorry. that was yesterday morning. >> there was a poll. i really do think the more they poll test this. they said in the "new york times" story they have been focus grouping and talking about hillary and what can be done. i think on the e-mail side of things and the broader strategy they poll tested it to death. now she will have scripted sp t spontanei spontaneity. just as preplanned as it can be. >> absolutely. including this. you tell me whether this is authentic or not. we want her t