bush both.he did a literacy programesther participation in the 1963 lunch counter sit ins while a student at bennett college in north carolina. here's a preview. >> it was a plan that had been created here on the campus and the girls would say they did not get enough credit. >> watch the full interview sunday at 7:00 p.m. stern and 4:00 p.m. civic here on american history tv. >> you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook. >> on lectures in history, university of pittsburgh professor marcus rediker teaches a class about the atlantic slave trade. he explores the portuguese and spanish origins of the trade soon after the 1492. and later, how plantations based on slave labor generated enormous concentrations of wealth. howprofessor also discusses traders captured trades on the west african coast and described the horrible conditions on slave ships for captives during the middle passage. this lecture was recorded in 2010 i

bush, the bush family did not like him at all. he made bush a one-term president and how they could come together after the asian tsunami and raise money. i'm looking at the presidency through those eyes but also i do have a chapter on cashing in and how these former presidents like the clintons have made so much money off of the position, so i think it's a pretty bipartisan account. >> the news cycle moves so quickly, the executive order now, of course, may have sub decided a little bit because of demonstrations we have seen over the weekend. this is a headline from cnet.com, trump versus twitter, free speech showdown following the executive order. again, going back to interview that r that we conducted with the president last year, we asked him about use of twitter, let's show you and kate andersen brower, let's get your reaction. did you ever regret sending one out? >> not much, you know, honestly not much. i sent the one about wiretapping in quotes and that turned out to be true, remember a big deal that was? i heard a minute

bush, which is very strange. and according to my reporting, which i have talked to lots of people including george w. bush's family and friends and they say trumps presidency is like the civil war. the only conversations trumpet has had with george w. bush has been around brett kavanaugh who worked for bush and he called senators and to try to get kavanaugh confirmed during that hearing. but they only spoken twice on the phone and that was a long time ago. i know during the pandemic, all of the former presidents want to be of service and help, but they feel they cannot do anything right now because it would look as though they are teaming up against him. the story would be why are they uniting and donald chump isn't part of this. so they feel like their hands are tied. >> host: there is one story in the book involving former president jimmy carter. as we know, he would walk down the streets to meet with family and friends for a steak dinner and you talk about that in the book. on a quiet saturday evening april of

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bush and mrs. reagan were not terribly close, but i have to honestly tell you, i had no sense of it while i was working it. one thing you have to know about she treatsn, is staff professionally and does not gossip, in that regard. i had no idea. the first idea i honestly had in that regard was the first plane trip i took with george h.w. bush on the campaign in 1988, we were getting off the plane, and he said, "sheila, ride in the limo with me," and i was like, "i've done something wrong already." and he said,car, "what is the problem between nancy and my wife?" and i asked what he was talking about, and he said that they just did not get along. i said honestly, i never saw it, i never knew it, and the subject never came up again. but mrs. bush called me, told me how thrilled she was that i was going to be working with her husband, and then she gave me the list and set of instructions , that i cherish. the most important was every time you go to a hotel, you gather up, you gather up the shampoos an

bush really had it talk to him a lot about it.erful privilege to get this story out of both of them in the intimate way that they were willing to tell it. >> just the process of getting people to unpack because for two figures who have this historic doorway they are not particularly given to reflection or psychologic rumination. they're very in the moment not subject we planned out they've always rejected the idea of a dynasty, how did you get them and what are your favorite stories about getting interviews that you did to get them to reveal because they are remarkably candid you got them to really be reflective and candid and what were some of your favorite interviewing stories about it? >> what i liked was the intimacy. they realize the story needed to be told in some ways they were revealing things about each other that the others didn't know. it was the amazing thing i would tell sometimes 43 something his dad said he would say that's interesting i didn't know that. there as you said, they are famously circumspect george w. bu

bush weigh in on this present day problem given their own kind of dark history. or do the orders cheney and wolfowitz angrier were all those them. say again what war do mr wolfowitz the vice president cheney were they met although the anti-war protesters are saying that bush and cheney and his the rest of his cabinet don't have a place to speak up about peace given that they started this false war in iraq. i see that as well as that's a blowback you're right now that's typical of what happens when you're in that order in. living that war again i think president bush was completely correct in speaking out we can look to the past to learn from the past but bringing up the war in iraq now is immaterial we have big problems we're facing right at this minute in this country and as long as president bush and president obama will face them by the way president carter was not very well or else i'm sure he'd be speaking out forcefully actually you know speaking of of president carter i was just handed this by the producers president carter has actually just now spoken out

bush. just how significant is this development? >> guest: you know, and when it i think that it could have a major impact on the way that establishment republican voters look at this president as his reelection contest. there's a broad coalition of republican voters who didn't enthusiastically support president trump in 2016 but they voted for him out of party loyalty. they didn't feel like there was an alternative that they could support, and i could change this time around and think you already stunned to see that with prominent republican figures like former president george bush saying they cannot support them. senator mitt romney and a couple of others in the article as well that were suitable on the fish or declined to say whether they were actually support the president, speaker paul ryan, former speaker john boehner, jeb bush, obviously a candidate that trump rant against in 2016. and so a lot of these republicans, if they come out and they do more than simply say that not going to support him or they're going to support jo

bush and mitt romney.son for president bush has pushed back on this report saying "this is completely made up." he has retired from presidential politics and has not indicated how we will vote. here now karl rove, president bush and fox news contributor and chris hahn, chuck schumer has indicated radio host, great to see you tonight. carl, what do you make of the george w. bush story from "the new york times" and that pushback? >> i think "the new york times" reported must be desperate for the story because this is the exact same opinion and the posture that president bush had in the 2016 election. he has retired from presidential politics and not opining about it. you will notice "the new york times" story was drawn on the opinions of people familiar with his thinking. we have now seen him his chief of staff what is thinking actually is. i'm not involved, he said and i don't intend to be. >> martha: chris, when you look at this list, mitt romney, colin powell, and as we just mentioned, the spokesperson fo

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bush administration. november of 2015, karl appeared on our weekly program "after words" to recap the presidential campaign of william mckinley. he is joined here in conversation by historian. >> we have our new nominees with two positions how deceased man campaign? how does mckinley campaign? how does brian do a? >> brand has one thing is to deal with and he's got the support of the populist party but they nominate their own vice presidential running mate. he is a complicated problem he's gotta conciliate the popular they got a million votes in 1982 he was to take the democrats who voted for cleveland, put them with the populace who voted for general weaver, james weaver in 1892 and thereby sank the republic. but he is a democratic roaming it at a populace running mate and has to finesse the issue of how to get the populace running mate off the ticket with battleground states by can't afford the vote to be split. he decides he's going to storm the country to fashion that's never been done before. he's go

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bush, and he also worked for george herbert walker bush. to me what feels like a vise on the presidential had, which, by the way, has been with the job since the beginning. the pressure of the job, president bush said, you know, to whine and be self-pity and is unattractive, and he is no doubt right about that, but nevertheless, presidents from the beginning have felt the pressure of the job, and one of the modern effects of the pressure cooker of the job is what andy carr described, which is during george herbert walker bush's presidency, they knew the press would bring some big story at most every day that they would have to scrabble to manage , and they would scramble to do so and either knock down the story or confirm the story or give their shape to the story by 6:30, which was when the evening news broadcast started, and once they had done that, they had some period of time before the morning papers hit and before the morning news television programs. what he said happened in between the time he worked for george herbert walker bush a

bush eight years in office. it was interesting that cyber attack is what the president was talking about because in the book when trying to conjure for readers the kind of prize event that could be devastating and high-stakes i mention pandemic in the book was done before covid-19 and i mentioned pandemic but the one i focus on more was cyber attacks. it is that kind of thing for which an administration has to prepare well ahead of time. and so that is part of what the book is about is how a president has to prioritize which is the basis of your question there which is you can't always be thinking about the thing that is immediately in front of you because there are very important things that you will only be able to take care of if you have focused on them beforehand. >> host: to take that one step further, john dickerson here isj how you frame it in your book. a quote, in the fourth quadrant system the horizontal axis is in items urgency. is it on fire or merely smoldering? and itemsal axis importance is the s

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the younger president bush wrote an essay yesterday with ms. his bush -- ms. bush. they talked about a better future. what does that do to texas politics? the president in a purple state is ahead by three or four percentage points, could you imagine that george w. bush could tilt texas to biden? the bushk that contingency of the republican party is alive and well. i think the bush contingency has been becoming increasingly more vocal in the last year and i think that they are playing a long long game in terms of in 2024 andlections 2022. i speak with many individuals who have close ties to the bush political arm. trump and between bush has been festering for quite some time. i would only anticipate that it continue. --ould take a state further step further. they have clout in national elections. for the president to get reelected, he will need the bush contingency to stay on board with him. tom: kevin, thank you so much. we greatly appreciate it here in new york and london as well. today, as we have conversation we had earlier this morning and for the next number of

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president george herbert walker bush said the following. those terrible scenes stir us all to demand an end to gratuitous violence and brutality. law enforcement officials cannot place themselves above the law. that they are sworn to defend. it was sickening to see the beating that was rendered and there is no way, no way in my view, to explain that away. that was george herbert walker bush after the rodney king beating. president obama said after the murder of eric garner, right now, unfortunately, we are seeing too many instances where people just do not have confidence that folks are being treated fairly. in some cases, there may be misperceptions, but in some cases, that's the reality. and it is incumbent upon all of us as americans regardless of race, religion, region, faith, that we recognize this is an american problem and not just a black problem or brown problem or native american problem, but this is an american problem. when anybody in this country is not being treated equally under the law, that is a problem. i do want to quote

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the george bush presidential library, which tweets for president bush sent out a statement about basically empathizing with the protesters and coming it was kind of fine, but it was sleights of trump without mentioning trump and i -- as i talked to myself, wait a second, who was -- all these wars we got into it and then of course outsourcing all these jobs to china. trump comes in and says i want to but american workers first, including the people who are most disadvantaged. and so while obama and bush and all these guys are piling on right now in their own way, donald trump has delivered the results for the african-american community like no president i've seen in a long, long time. >> very quickly, laura. when he got the unappointed rate down to 5.4 for african-americans, that was an empathetic act. that meant millions of people for the first time had employers bidding for their services. that's an act of dignity. suddenly their labor meant something because people wanted them and to achieve that, trump took on china. he took on the corporate republican establishment and hated him for do

inertial someone in your school or being bush was behind us up and introduced me to bush will question one of these they're getting machinery or the most of the national museum or give us the rest of it or if they're sitting on the stove this is just. because there is too much of them and you certainly don't know if you are serious canopus through the middle of a set of the stupidest others. but he voted for it that we will let. to the point where you're just so cynical but then once we hear. the president's trip to sort of thing one of those you meet you are this 3rd or you're sort of the 1st he. said i'm one of the liberals who will get. me to. believe you so you call. it the. middle of the. bush my space and no one but yeah he's the lead you to get it all back i think we were supposed. to continue because bush he truly believes that you know nothing should be done about a 50 of. you will you i mean couldn't survive with. me with. my little saying he could be you vice out in the box. not. the last one of the. and the basis for you you can't look at almost. but if they use the biggest

stephen bush, your thoughts first. well, it isa bush, your thoughts first.y in lots of ways, these are photos that in many ways, these are photos that in many ways we expect them to come from a state, an advanced state of disintegration, and to see it from one of the largest democracies, also one of the largest democracies, also one of the oldest democracies in the world, certainly very shocking thing for people. i think it's continues to bea for people. i think it's continues to be a very shocking and sobering story for exactly that reason. laura, what do you think the role of president trump has been in all of this? because he's been at least vocally coming down as hard as he possibly can. i think that the point that critics and democrats have been quick to make is that what the american president might be doing is trying to push stories of coronavirus down the front pages in america because the front pages in america because the death toll there has been so high and he's been really severely criticised for his handling of the pandemic and there is this ar

at one time karl rove said, let bush be bush.h's instincts of what got him elected for two terms, let m decide which way he will go. katty: is that the same advice you would give to donald trump? ron: i certainly when it -- would not. charles from the washington post had an interesting column that said, there's a lack of decency and a lack of input the coming from the white house. americans are looking fores the ent to feel their pain, as president bill clinton so famously said when he was he seems more interested in his ow' reelection, what he' tweeting and what he is saying. what is he doing to assuage the needs of americans who feel very sced about the direction of there country, whether chi will be back in school in the fall, and whether we will get beyond the pandemic. a little empathy and sympathy will go a long way. katty: there is one group o a people irica that tend to decide elections, that's women. whenk you l at what's happening in that demographic amongst women with college degrees and without, his numg.rs are declin

bush white house. and for the number two official in the interior department under george w. bush. it was just a mess. but now, now in 2020, because you've been so good, because the news has been so dark and so terrible for so long, so relentless, the news gods have decided to give you a little friday night amuse boosh tonight with the unexpected return of one of the most wretched republican political scandals of the past generation. because at the end of the george w. bush administration when george w. bush's approval ratings were so bad, they were at like trump levels, after all of those convictions in the abramoff scandal and all of the guilty pleas in the abramoff scandal, including from senior officials in george w. bush's administration, after abramoff himself started serving his four years in prison, after all this had unfolded in all of its wretched glory, the democrats in congress passed and president george w. bush reluctantly signed a reform law, a new ethics law for lobbying. it was the abramoff scandal reform act. it required all sorts of new disclosures and transparen

bush administration. because what abramoff and his guys did with all that money they ripped off from the indian tribes is they used it to bribe members of congress and members of the george w. bush administration. 20 different officials and political figures ended up pleading guilty or being convicted in the abramoff scandal, including staffers to tom delay, who was the top republican in the house of representatives at the time. tom delay himself appears to only have narrowly avoided prison in this scandal, or i should say indictment. if you're thinking about tom delay's mug shot right now, that's actually in a whole other corruption scandal from which he even more narrowly avoided prison. the abramoff scandal also put one republican member of congress in jail, congressman named bob ney. the abramoff scandal produced prison sentences for a senior official in the office of management and budget in the george w. bush white house. and for the number two official in the interior departments under george bush.

bush, i see that you're on the line. please unmute your line. >> i'm unmuted. >> clerk: thank you. >> supervisor ronen: good morning, mr. bush. how are you doing? >> hello, chair ronen. >> supervisor ronen: absolutely. do you have any opening comments before we ask you questions? >> i just wanted to know that the synchronousty of the topic we just had on charter allowing noncitizens to participate. it's very much in line with the same issue of expanding inclusivity in our government and public participation. this particular seat on ethics is designed to public outrage and public participation. other seats are designed for audits and law and so forth. and so i'm very pleased that this seat that i'm being considered for. thank you. >> supervisor ronen: thank you so much. and i know that you have tremendous history and experience with the ethics commission, as well as city government in general. and although january feels like a lifetime ago, it's been a little more than four months since the initial bust by the fbi, what's

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but is there really any republican out there today who thought george bush or jeb bush were in trump's pretty obvious. look, we went through a lot of this in 2016. so i'm hopeful that more and more republicans, prominent republicans will come out. they can dm me if they want to join our efforts. but it's the reason why our new group republican voters against trump is focused on elevating republicans, evangelicals across the country who are turning on this president because of the way he's handled the virus, the way he's handled himself. the fact that they're sick of him. and we're looking forward to being able to amplify those voices. because that lets other republicans know out there, they know that w. doesn't like trump. but there are people in their community that don't, too. >> w. doesn't need to get re-elected, neither does colin powell. we have seen lots of members of the gop say awful things about trump, take your pick, lindsey graham, ted cruz, marco rubio. and they need to stay in office and they fall right in line and stand behind the president now. >> it's pathetic, isn't it

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bush administration. a really interesting statement from the former president, george w. bush.ant to read part of that. "this tragedy in a long series of similar tragedies raises a long-overdue question -- how do we end systemic racism in our society? the only way to see ourselves in a true light is to listen to the voices of so many who are hurting and grieving. those who set out to silence those voices do not understand the meaning of america or how it becomes a better place." look, former president george w. bush refuses to directly criticize the current president. >> right. >> he just doesn't do it. >> right. >> but if you do a forensic analysis of that language, he says there is systemic racism. the administration says there's not. the national security adviser says there's not. the former president says to listen, indicating, or at least implying that he doesn't think that people are listening. there's a lot in that statement, april. and also, i will note, we're going to hear from former president obama today at 5:00 as well. >> so, the george w. bush, the former presiden

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we are out of time, stephen bush and will refuse, and has been anf bush and will refuse, and has beenmme. thank you on —— for a company in going through some of those front pages for me. and that is set for the papers thank you once again to my guests stephen and laura, bye—bye for now. before we take you to the latest sports news i want to take you to the wives seen in washington as the cu rfew the wives seen in washington as the curfew nears in the us capital. there will be continuing coverage of these protests, desire life pictures of protesters there. continue coverage on the bbc news channel throughout the evening and you can get much more on our website bbc duck, for some now it is time for the latest sports. hello, i'm jane dougall with your latest sports news. formula 1 is returning. next month, the 2020 season will get back under way with eight races starting in austria. two will be held on back—to—back weekends at silverstone in august. the only way you'll be able to see it is on television. 0ur sports editor dan roan reports from silverstone. it's one of the defining highli