bush. thank you, everybody. good morning and welcome to the george w bush institute's pepfar at tno event. thank you to us, aarp, for hosting us today. and a special thanks to the architect's partner governments, the faith based organizations, and pat for advocates. your tireless work has saved millions of lives. 20 years ago, before president bush announced the president's emergency plan for aids relief, aids was causing devastation around the world, especially in sub-saharan africa. there, less than 50,000 people living with hiv had access to the antiretroviral therapy. the toll in affected countries was staggering, leading to a strain on families, on the workforce and on entire economies. barbara, jenna and i visited africa soon after the launch of papa. we met mothers in despair and we held tiny babies that were sick and dying from aids. as time went on and with each trip george and i made to africa, we saw a peaceful optimism emerge. treatments were reaching the people who needed them.

i would like to thank president bush and mrs. bush. for the opportunity to join secretary deputy secretary and the distinguished guests who are participating in this important celebration of the u.s. president's emergency plan for aids relief. i those of us who have been part of family for 20 years, marveled at the program's remarkable impact. even though we have been working for two decades to save lives and change the course of the pandemic, when pip was announced in 2003, i was working on hiv aids for the centers for control and prevention in cote d'ivoire. as a young poverty had exposed years of hiv research, coordinated humanitarian efforts, bipartisan support from congress and engagement from, community and based organized oceans and the private sector, a fertile ground prepare. and it was the bold action and compassion president bush that establish a program that has changed the world truly prepares changed the world after 20 years. we are here today to celebrate. 25 million lives have 5.5 million babies born hiv free. over a mi

let me thank my guests one more time, bush or sheikh alongside her on. skype shakin afsar.ing calls to step down over his handling of the war against palestinians in gaza. the yemani forces fire barrage of ballistic missles at israeli targets saying their operations will continue until the regime's aggression against gaza stops.

bush has said, i firmly believe that the palestinians have a right to say, from the river to the sea,the same time, the number of casualties, i think it was the un that described gaza as a graveyard for children, what is your assessment of? the aids situation? it's been a bissmal hasn't it? it's it's been an entire letdown, mean to observe and to see that that is the state that we are in. the fact that we can have states and countries that exist that totally ignore un calls to say that this is humanitarian disaster. the fact that we were on 500 trucks originally to barely about 20 between 20 to 40 year day we have more than 90% of people in gaza if they haven't already died yet not having a enough water, clean water, food, simple things like bread, i mean to be honest, like i said before, it's it's an utter embarrassment and it's shameful, because it it tells us what the state of honestly, the majority of the western world looks like, you want to talk about the west being the people to show you the way to go, how to live, who you are, what your morals are, what your values are, where

george w bush. that's how kent hance i amazing to watch some of the videos if you watch and you can find them on youtube of that campaign. and bush is almost unrecognized able as a candidate from what you see later on. and that's why because of that race, because after bush loses to kent hance, he says, i'm never going to be out country to get. and he puts on the hat and the leather jacket and the boots, and he's reading books all the time. he's a huge reader. karl rove said in the 35 years that he knew george w bush, he never saw him without a book in his hand, but he didn't put it in the hands of the book in his hand on the campaign trail. and he presents himself as this cowboy with the twang and it works. he gets elected governor of texas twice. he becomes elected president, united states. but it also changed his image. and when he was president and wanted to show that he was a serious, thoughtful, intellectual person, it was too late in the news media. it just didn't seem that way to the america

bush, come and help us. please, please, please, help us, help us, help us. the terrorists are closing on us. man: go! go! raz gaster: they were sending us messages, writing us, don't call, because the terrorists will hear where we are. gal raz: my fiance was in touch with her, and she told me, don't get near to the settlements. the terrorists are concentrating there. they butchered people. don't get into it. they're doing massacre there. and just stay in the field. find a good place to hide, and just stay there and be quiet. and that's what we did. anderson cooper: who lived and who died was often a matter of luck. 25-year-old maya alper hid in bushes for six hours. maya alper: as i laid at the bush, i heard the woman that was with me scream. and i looked back, and i saw her falling to the ground and-- falling to the ground screaming, and the terrorist was literally a meter and a half from me. and he was smiling so big, and he put his hands in the air like he'd justst won the lotter. after seeing the huge sm

he seems to be more like bush 41 than bush 43. and i remember i was actually asked at kennebunkport at one point and i asked president bush one as well. you know, president you know, senator obama says his foreign policy is going to be a lot like yours. he gives you a lot of praise. he says, yeah. he says because bush 41 was no dummy. he understood the point. he said, what did he say about my son? not so much, sir. you know, and of course. so obama comes into office? not totally, you know. sorry generous. the head of zeus he's coming at after terms of bush 43, right but he's running against in my view, he's running against bush first term. but bush second term. what do i mean by that? i mean by bush first term is when you see a lot of the things that really upset people both here and abroad, the unilateralism, iraq, invasion, guantanamo namo, torture, a lot of these things that sort of break the glass, if you will, in national sphere and obama runs against that. and there's a desire move on from that. that's what he says when you'

is good to be like bush 41 then bush 43. i was there at one point i asked bush 41 exit president senator obama says his foreign policies can be about like yours because bush 40 what is no dummy he understood the point but he said what he say about my son. >> not that much. obama comes into office generous from the head of zeus after two terms ofru bush 43 but is runnig against bush first term but by bush first term is when we see a lot of things that upset people here and abroad unilateralism, iraq invasion, a lot of these things to break the glass if you will and the international fear and there's a desire to move on from that that's what he says about 41 international alliances in the international system not just writing russia he inherits bushac to which had begun to piggyback and bush 41 and 43 repaired the relation with allies and the aggressive policies he did not go to war with iran in the nuclear facility he resisted again with cheney and others that his administration wanted him to do. by the time obama takes over

bush. he had a book in his hand on the campaign trail and he presents himself as a cowboy and it works. he gets elected governor of texaste twice and it changed his image. when he was president he wonders show that he was a serious and thoughtful person. you play with your imaging your own peril. >> tibet have a positive effect? made him president. as president and i can attest to it he read 60 to 90 serious books a year biographies and get a reading contest with karl rove. he would have authors into the white house and you'd marvel about how much you read. watching will farrell's personalization of him on "saturday night live." >> recessed in the debate what is the that thing that you hate the most andndan he said readina policy book or something like that. he offer that is something he did notou like to do when he asd he did it all the time. >> he was being clever they are. he did like to read biographies and history. didn't like this is very reading the latest polls from the american ent

laura bush started the reading festival at the mall. it still continues and the first ladies have a great capacity to advance culture. they are trying to convey messages to make us better as a nationwide getting off drugs. >> many first ladies have appeared on sesame street. pat nixon and dr. biden appeared on sesame street and you see those things popping up. dear to toward kids to make us better as a nation. >> is the first ladies and not the presidents because the first ladies are not seen as partisan and this rc to somebody who represents the people. >> thank you so much for this conversation. [ applause ]. hour, this eveninga mcmanus is widely considered toa be the leading expert on the history of modern american

let's sit in ambush and wait, or maybe sit in the bushes?now, i took the day off because of this freak and it ruined my nerves. take care of your nerves, how sensitive you are. contract servicemen receive regional support measures: the status of a combat veteran, exemption from land tax, compensation for payments for housing and communal services, vouchers to a sanatorium, vacation twice a year and other benefits from the state, everything is fair here. serve under contract. to st. petersburg, why? they create a consolidated group for the gang: peter, reshan, creative, have you prepared the documents? wow, the city of sochi, for work , no, i came to die from the heat, mind your own business, the centurions, i’ll see her near her again, i’m at the suspect’s house, a reckless driver, today at 22:15 on ntv. well, it seems like the gate is open here, which means someone is at home, it looks like, well, georgivich, let’s enter intelligently or professionally, intelligently knock, but then depending on the circumstances, what? what are we doing, g

having combed every bush, the presenter asks for a visit. this is my parents' house.times the children go with us and help too. in a two-story brick cottage, now lives seven people. they jokingly call it a temporary building. chita, who has been building a cottage for a year. nearby, we joined the queue as a young family, received a free plot, then we began to build a house ourselves, our third child was born, and we received a loan and with the help of the state have almost completed the construction of a new house, the family is planning a housewarming in early october, and while sharing a corner with relatives. oh, what's with the sbuk? this is a watch, this is a vintage watch, this is a family heirloom, this is a manufactured watch. i think it was 1906, wow, the famous bure factory produced them, on the ground floor there is a wide corridor, a spacious kitchen, a dining room, a living room, a bedroom, a bathroom, a utility block, there is enough space for everyone in a large house , grandma’s sideboard is decorated with antique crystal, there is wallpaper on the w

this is impossible; now the land numbers about 3,000 bushes.in the garden beds, without straightening her back from dawn to dusk, successfully combining it with maternity leave, inti agulongo evaluates the fruits of her efforts by eye, the berry is the size of a walnut. what kind is it? they are huge, this is the most an early variety, this is duke. the presenter is in a hurry to taste the ripe delicacy. you know that in my country it is. i haven’t tried it in real life, well then try it, tell me now how it tastes, it’s so sweet, cool, by the way, i was reminded of the zubushka that was lost when it was chopped, but here it’s much better, of course, who is the real blueberry, i think that it would be black inside, but no, that also surprised me, a foreigner at a crossroads, a certified biologist eager to pick the berries himself, but the benefit could end in failure. it is insured by farmers experience, the berry is ripe only if it’s near, right next to the twig, it’s all blue, then the berry is ripe, like this berry, it ’s pink, it will be ver

the bush doctrine, he means war.mp doctrine is granted strike and being surgical and send a message. there are a game of things i would do that rather than messaging, we make sure we don't kill the enemy as long as our guys don't get hurt back, it's not ideal, not principle the neck position and that's what is projecting, how it's clearly received by people around the world iranian proxies and th the.is, it may be political impact i think some part of this report where he shows the president of the ceremony appearing confused knowing where to go, we have seen it before, we have seen him confused on stage and that is not project a position of strength and everyone is watching and it's reflected in the candidacy of robert f kennedy, 22% examples. gavin newsom going to china to sit with resident xi jinping and went to israel joe manchin not saying he's going to go across the country and talk to people to see if there is interest and maybe him running in another position so i don't think this is projecting strength. it i

and bush of when you much studio. and so if you want to split needs to be able to go unless you, the music of chunk of the less a walk of what you have now, just the most general of both group visual working with you on this. because then you must have some book showcase with you to do the motion lee and you told me you know, books so yes. so assume the symbol. so some a visit you seem use a metal multiple stay and then you use a little i'm not sure. well, so a not on what you the new the shirts, the wish to level the pool unless you were pointed keep away was an issue. the table was focusing on both sides sway way. we my way to cheat the what is she and she patients to solve the fine would be able to combine do within. so i'm pretty cost components is electric with the number of the stove money also opened them all and still have to deal with them a huge and carpet the simple price cuts each process to fold them as well. so just so slow. so some written the complaint by using what means the doable in you so much for

bush administration. had nick kristof on, "new york times" columnist, and it was the 20th anniversary of iraq. what nick kristof said is, i want to talk about pepfar. because the bush administration, this is the most successful government program in my lifetime. 25 million lives saved. can you talk about how extraordinary this program is and how you all achieved that success? >> yes. well, i'm grateful to the american people who have supported this program for 20 years. we have to remember that president bush made an appeal to the american people, and i'll never forget that night, when he said, to whom much is given, much is expected. and so i think what we have to focus on here is the united states of america is at its best when it leads from power, which we have plenty of, but also principle and compassion. the 25 million lives that were saved, and we have to realize, it's not just the 25 million lives that were saved, think of all the orphans that were not created because their parents were saved. thin

black gold - this bush of the herisaceae family grows in pine forests and swamps. with dark spots upon contact. it's all because of anthocean - a natural dye that adds calories to leaves and stems and roots and flowers. the graduate student of the faculty of biology is a nerd. what can you cook for this? you can cook a lot of things with this. today, compote. jam, forest commotion. belstad assures that last year the state purchased a record volume of wild berries from the population. blueberry is recognized as soft ivatsevichi and glussky districts. the price ceiling then hardly exceeded 4.5 rubles per kilo. and intigu longa multiplies the purchase in the mind. for most locals, this business is a family affair. in the forest, stepping on each other's heels, generations have been walking for years. grandfathers and mothers. grandmothers with grandchildren, fathers alone, a lot of insects, we didn’t bite a lot , it’s difficult because it’s necessary, my back hurts later , leaving a couple of liters for five minutes, the berry pickers go to the buyers, there are peopl

bush is a good example. bush is a guy who goes to yale and harvard business school. but then he goes to texas and loses a race in the late 1970s. he is depicted as this pointy headed man. >> and yes, it is amazing to watch some of the videos as you watch and you can find them on youtube of that campaign. and bush is almost unrecognizable as a candidate from what you see later on. >> and that is why because of that race. after bush loses, he says i'm never going to be outcountried again. and he puts on the hat and the leather jackets and the boots and he's reading books all the time. he's a huge reader. they said in the 35 years they knew george w. bush, he never saw him without a book in his hand, but he didn't put the book in his hand on the campaign trail. and he presents himself as this cowboy with a twang and it works, he gets elected governor of texas twice and becomes elected as the president of the united states, and also changed his image. when he was president and he wanted to show he was a serious thoughtful intellectual person, it was too late and the news

43, but running against, in my view, he's running against bush first term, but inherits bush second term. what do i mean, bush first term, you see a lot of things that upset people here and abroad, the lateralism, guantanamo bay, torture, sort of things that break the glass in the international sphere and obama runs against that and there's a desire to move on from that, when he's talking to 41, he wants to have international alliances, partners, part of the international system not just running rough shod over it. but he inherits bush two. george w. bush's second term pivoting back to conventional internationalism and 43 had begun to repair with the allies and resist aggressive policies urged on him. he did not go to war with iran and did not strike the nuclear facilities in syria, resisted time and again and second term with dick cheney and others in his administration wants to do. and by the time obama takes office, no more torture and no more water boarding, and he tries to get them from guantanamo and get the people back. and the military tribunal had been legitimized or certif

brown, jenna bush hager and barbara pierce bush, musical guest davido and featuring the legendary rootsrew >> questlove: 1879 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: woo! electric thank you very much. enjoy yourself thank you. welcome, everybody welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. you're here. you made it. [ cheers and applause well, hey, this is fun, today president biden took part in a a classic white house tradition by pardoning two turkeys named liberty and bell yeah they could have made biden look hip by naming them ken and barbie but instead they went with a reference from 1776 [ light laughter ] yeah, biden pardoned the turkeys, then after being cleared, the turkeys posted an angry rant on truth social attacking their judge. [ laughter ] that's interesting that's right, biden pardoned two turkeys at the white house it's always a fun tradition. they even handed out programs that included some interesting facts about the turkeys. >> steve: oh, really >> jimmy: yeah, check this out the program said, "following

original prairie in texas that is president bush's ranch.hour mountain bike ride. 43 miles of trails, president 43, and loving, caring, kindness and i spoke to president bush and not an accident, personal, one-on-one, kindness, healing, and i asked what do veterans do when they leave here, and answer not just for the vets but the world on veteran's day. take a look. >> my advice is stay positive. if you study history, u.s. history, we go through cycles of being down and yet americans ought to realize how blessed we are to live in this country. yeah, images are grim and yes, there's violence, but ultimately love overcomes hate. and the case throughout history, the case now, and i know that sounds corny to some of your listeners, that's why i stay optimistic, i know it's going to happen. >> you know, gillian, he talked about how sad it was that little children are dying in the world and how hard it is to see these images. but he also talked about vets that are in the darkness and how to bring them out of the darkness, which is what the busch f

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well, i’ll tell you, it depends on the age of the bush, this is a bush from 1997, in principle, on itg of berries can be picked like this, but there are different bushes, there are by age, by variety, because here we are wait, this is a variety nelson, his berries are large, flattened, so here you know, they have different tastes , we have about 50 varieties, and you know, there are ... sweet to sour, the further path of the berries to the workshop where they are sorted and frozen at -35°, it’s already in the refrigerators waiting to be sent to wholesale buyers, in this room there is a pleasant coolness and just an incredible smell, yes, you understand the smell , here it’s even a frozen berry, it still has its own specific smell, not to mention the taste , but if it’s also blueberry, then i’ll tell you that it’s such a heady smell. you understand what this is all about, and already, well, they hit their heads, as they say, but here we have cranberries, we do it after we harvest it, which means we freeze it, well, let’s just say, the leftovers, up to 80% of the harvest goes abroad, th

but there's a lot of them that we could, you know, when bush was president. bush 43, he used to every year send up a list of 20, 30 programs that should be just. mm hmm. but there was always someone in congress that wanted to keep that program alive. i remember in a social security, we had an office in. i can't remember south dakota or north dakota, and had one person in it. a person. and so we wanted to the office. it was impossible, you know, you know, and that's, you know just a little thing. but that's the kind of thing that unfortunately goes in washington, d.c. and was a while ago today it's even worse as far as i can tell. it's pretty clear, having read the book that you're not real optimistic about how we managed the government, how we operate the government, the waste the abuse in. yeah. so you saw that firsthand? yeah. no, i mean, it certainly social security is an example of it. you know, it's $1.25 trillion of by far the biggest government program by far. i think on the retirement side, it's reasonable to run because you know they set dates and it

michael dukakis loses, bush gets 60%, and around here, delaware county, 60%. remember those ads, george hw bush ran on crime, michael dukakis, he ran on the abortion issue. and crime trumps abortion. bush supported abortion rights, he switched, and became anti- abortion to get on the ticket with ronald reagan. a lot of folks did not think he meant it. now, i want to fast forward, 2004, another massachusetts democrat, john kerry. at this point, erin, you are seeing the suburbs shift. i showed you, bush winning around philadelphia, and john kerry did that, the suburbs were turning blue. 57% of delaware county, that one was moving faster. john kerry, again, like michael the caucus, he said i need to win the suburbs. abortion. >> there is a burden that falls more and more on women, because as we all know, as my wife often reminds me, women, where women's rights are, they are just that, they are not political weapons to be used by politicians in this nation. >> think about how much times have changed. george w. bush won reelection because of ohio, just barely, this

on them which will be sending to bush will not this up in general bit. and we'll have until you know, how about i mean from the federal emission based on each of on there. so kind of the image of the as the war on gaza escalated out, his ears corresponding on the ground last night was a noise from the house complete blackouts. bits, all situations are very, very wave here. you do have the air strikes in the area as well. troops now are trying to push forward deep into the gods trick. 11 soldiers have been confirmed as killed during that time devalue were considered to be one of the guys didn't sleep populated refugee camps. and the goals for this neighborhood has been completely destroyed. stay with us for the latest developments on i'll just say around these called church solutions that gives us know for future that we have to find creative solutions. not just turn our backs on the don't think that has a number. think about it as a person. and yourself and that person shoes. so as you can see for this is my us, my life in my life, those stages we want,

foundation and bush institute.nspiring. >> an inspiring place to be for sure. i joined in june immediately felt professionally at home at the bush institute and veterans of military family team we bring the love, care and compassion that the president and mrs. bush have for veteran service members and their families. >> for the rest of his life he is committed to the vets and dana knows that as well. what are the initiatives you're working on? >> we help veterans and their families transition back into civilian life and integrate back into the communities through health and well-being, education and employment. >> veteran wellness alliance. a lot of it is invisible wounds of war, post traumatic stress, traumatic brain injury, post traumatic stress, right? and how are veterans doing now with the current state of the world? how do you maintain their optimism? >> veterans wellness alliance was the task the president gave the team in 2015 and it is comprised of several peer partner organizations and clinical partners a

can we get to the bush, the edge move. so due to shop is usually the best of the the, our mission to finish of live baby do do a so the sooner to continue to do that, but to this is just sort of simple new to so many to switch them. so going to that's good progress, but as we're going to do that, they just say it's a lot, especially with the mileage with this issue of stuff, but i have to put it to the i'm, i'm with the push the fridge of. so people, the ability to display is what they use them, that's the sound your pumps. then at the beginning of it is the day of the it said the the lawyer ball by another more money, the cdc, etc. but suddenly it's really familiar to the student. the the you look for forgiveness. the the the, the tape uh but with get ready to go. was that correct sir? but i was calling to check to see to see, oh see ya need them to see she let me see a motion to be in there. most of movers you have to put us on that i can is i'm definitely an institution developed, dependent on many countries. they have

you're gonna get it in the bush that you've sold you. the shop is usually the best route that i live in. yeah. which the wellness of live baby dealer. so the sooner to point me to i could do that, but to this is just sort of simple new to so many tools loose them simple. that's good progress. but as we're going to do that, they just say it's a lot, especially with any mileage with this is just separate. i have to put it to the i'm, i'm going to push a button for each of the people that will it just to display it. this will pay just them, that's the sound your phone. so then at the beginning of it is the stage, the said the the boy followed by another more money, the cdc, etc. and the flood is totally familiar with the studio. the the, you look forward to, to get the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, the as 13 more palestinians are released by israel and exchange for 12 people held by her mouth. a human rights lawyer saves israel, has been seizing more civilians are altogether offensively using them. they've tak

, then bush invited me, i didn’t have time for bush, now his prophecies are awaited all over the worldrkey, israel and palestine. we respect 193 countries in the world, dear, i beg you, if you do not correct yourself, you will die, exactly 168 hours ago, we interrupted the conversation with him just before the climax in a very interesting place, the tiny bulgarian town of rupite, where until her last days she lived and predicted the future of “banga”. a mathematician will come who will predict everything. today, an amazing mathematician will come to our embassy in sofia, where her excellency, the ambassador extraordinary plenipotentiary of russia to bulgaria, is already waiting for him. hello, welcome. thank you very much, i'm very glad to see you see. thank you. this is a meeting. with an oriental scientist has a special meaning for our diplomat. ileonora valentinovna remembers well zhirinovsky’s prophecy about what to expect in the middle east. this is a problem for the entire century. there will always be instability . and there will always be a hot spot. back in 2018, the prophet i

so for sure, but a wallace within this bush keep them loosely stiffening because too much. and so, so when you can do slippers listen for the shelves of glass as often as so let me say probably push to so my insurance computes the little bit of what was that you pushed a little bit in it. so it's what i did in the particular go with employment screen way included as well. thank you. let me at the level of risk for junior my solution will continue on with them. my video, the short notice that i will put in the social on these carpets and you will see the number of the wall as we're pulling into the luxury vehicle. so despite the use of stupidity, of a boy with openness, fitness on people to pursue as visible, due to the the other way, not comfortable with the product, it will no longer there. so so the, just, so basically of course we need, the last name was needed, read it was can, when we used to be too much and we have some more more than one or someone was this, we would show new people to the, the, the, the del confirmed zip bombs, v i'll chief a hospital in gaza. city