bush referred to president bush as george bush and in my experience she oftentimes used his nickname so people that knew george bush when he was young he had the nickname. i've heard mrs. bush offered this. >> she called them pop or poppy. she usually called them pop. president bush's name was george herbert walker wish. he was named for his grandfather whose name was george herbert walker. that was his maternal grandfather. when he was growing up it was george herbert walker's children all called their dad pop. when george herbert walker bush comes along the neck named him poppy and started a playoff to what they called their father so president bush was called poppy and they think almost until he went to the navy. and after pearl harbor. he wrote somewhere and of course it predates this book he wrote when he went off to the navy he found out that poppy was not really a good name for a young man in the navy who wanted to be a pilot, navy pilot and he really tried to drop the name. i think he was writing about no one in texas is called poppy but they called an poppy to the very end. i

someone wants to know missus bush were referred to as president bush as george bush. in my experience, he often times used his nickname to people who knew george bush when he was young knew he had a nickname and i have heard missus bush referred to him. >> she called him pop or probably. she usually called him pop so let me see if i can get this straight. so president bush's name was george herbert walker bush. he was named for his grandfather whose name was george herbert walker, that was his maternal grandfather. when he was growing up, george herbert walker's children all called their dad pop. when little george herbert walker bush comes along, they nicknamed him copy and started a playoff for what they called their father. so president bush was called poppy. i think almost until he went to the navy at the age of 18 after pearl harbor and he wrote somewhere he found out poppy was not a quick name for a young man in the navy, he wants to be a navy pilot but he tried to drop the name. i'm thinking of him writing about no one in texas was called poppy but missus bush b

bush really, usually referred to president bush as george bush. in my experience, she actually often times used his nickname. so people that knew george bush when he was young knew him, he had a nickname. i've heard mrs. bush often refer to him as that. [laughter] >> she called him pop or poppy. she usually called him pop. so let me see if i can get this straight. so president bush's name was george herbert walker bush. he was named for his grandfather whose name was george herbert walker. that was his maternal grandfather. when he was growing up, his -- george herbert walker's children all called their dad pops. so when little george herbert walker bush comes along, they nicknamed him poppy and sort of a play off what they call their father. and so president bush was called poppy i think, warren, almost until he went into the navy at 18 after pearl harbor. and he wrote somewhere -- it's not in this book because this, of course, predates this book -- but he wrote that when he went off to the navy, he found out that, yeah, poppy was not really a goo

bush died there was a cartoon of mrs. bush going to heaven and being greeted by her daughter and when president bush died 6 months or 8 monthscartoonist from jackson, mississippi did a cartoon of president bush meeting robin and mrs. bush in heaven and from the train, president bush loved trains and railroad travel and early in the planning process he wanted to be brought from houston to college station and so the drum late from the train to bring the family up and had a car designed for the casket to an exhibit for american railroads ten years ago and you people 141 was used to pull the train and it will becoming here, and outside the library looking forward to that, the u.s. postal service issued a stamp in june of 2019 stamped with the portrait on it and unveiling it in a ceremony, the president picked the portrait out. president bush and mrs. bush were so much a part of this place from 1993 until the last years of their life they were here all the time, did programming with us and a literacy program, here for events, was their second home. >> all of c-span's american history programs are available online. go to c-span.or

so something must know, missus bush, you referred to president bush as george bush. in my experience, he actually often times used his nickname so the people who knew george bush when he was young, knew that he had a nickname. and i've heard missus bush offer this. jean: she called him popular poppy. the me see if i can get this straight. it's a present bush's name was george herbert walker bush and he was named for his grandfather's name was george herbert walker and that was his maternal grandfather. when he was growing up, george herbert walker's children all called their dad pop. so when little george herbert walker bush comes along, they nicknamed him poppy and started the playoffs with what they call their father so president bush was called poppy, i think warren until he went into the navy almost. and at age 18 after pearl harbor, and he wrote, some in this book, this predates this book, but he wrote that he went off to the navy and found out that poppy was on the good name for a young man in the navy was to be a pilot, navy pilot and he really try to drop the

bush died. there was a cartoon of mrs. bush going to heaven and being greed by her daughter. and then when president bush died about six months or eight months later ramsey mcdonald or marshall ramsey. sorry cartoonist from jackson, mississippi did a cartoon of president bush meeting? mrs. bush in heaven and then the drum light from the train president bush loved trains, they love railroad travel and early and the planning process for his funeral. he wanted to be brought from houston to college station is final resting place here at the library. and a train and so the drum light from the train and then up used some of its heritage fleet to bring the family up and then they had a car. especially designed for the casket and then they had created the up-4141. for an exhibit that we did here on american railroads more than more than 10 years ago and that that rail car that you p-4141 locomotive was used to pull the train and it will be coming here in the next year in a year. half and we'll be outside the library. so we're really looking forward to that and then the us postal service issued a stamp in june of

this was a problem for you president bush's name was george herbert walker bush. he went by george bush entire life. he didn't like having four names. he sounded a little stuffy. but then a man named george walker bush was elected president of the united states and all of a sudden you had to president bush's and this was a big problem because there was a lot of confusion about who you were talking about. the recommendation to my boss, to r number 41, was that he stat using his initials because the 43rd president already went by george w. bush to distinguish himself from his father. my boss was urged to go by george hw bush and it irritated himri because he didn't want to start incorporating his middle name and thank heavens for the brilliant man i cannot remember now who it is. it's in the book, who came up with 41 and 43. president bush loved being called 41, and it was perfect. >> is a great story about that, there's a great portrait about george hw bush and his son and thee artist that painted that portrait. it was kind of confusing george w bush would say you need to pose this way.

photo which is in the exhibit is of sully in front of president bush's casket so president bush got sully in june of 2018, and he's ser. bush for about six months into the president's death in november november 30th of 2018. so we have having a picture of him as a puppy and then with president bush and he did help president bush with every day every day tasks. and added a little quality to us the last of his life. and then the the memorial exhibit itself, we have the the flag that flow at half staff over the white house and then we also have the flag flew over the capitol. and one of my favorite items in this exhibit is the ships wheel that was built by the crew of the uss. george h.w. bush. cvn 77 which it will be the last sentiments class aircraft carriers, but the built it and presented here in june of i believe. 2019 i believe and they create themselves. we had all the sailors of the year from the from the ship here. we bring them in once a year the sales of the year and they come to the library and do a service project. and then we the cases have the shells that were used for the 21 gun. salute at ellington air force b

bush's casket. president bush got soli in june of 2018, he served president bush for about six months until the presidentof 2018. we have a picture of him as a puppy with president bush. he did help president bush every day tasks. added a little quality to the last months of his life. the memorial exhibit itself, we have the flag that flew at half staff over the white house. we also have the flag flew over the capitol. one of my favorite items in this exhibit is a ship's wheel that was built by the crew of the uss george h.w. bush. it will be the last in its class of aircraft carriers. the crew built it and presented here in june of i believe 2019 i believe. they created it themselves. we had all the sailors of the year from the ship here. we bring them in once a year, they come to the library and do a service project. the cases have the shells that were used for the 21 gun salute at arlington airport base in houston which is where the body arrived here in texas from the funeral in washington d.c. we had the guestbookok from blair house which is on the page that merkel signed. we have the condolence book

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bush came barely 13 years after this one by george bush. as commander in chief, i can report to you, our armed forces thought with honor and valor, and as president, i can report to the nation. aggression is defeated, the war is over. 5, god, 5, right there. we've been to the warner right. 5 times. how beautiful that anyone can enter, watch or twice, but 5 times, only us only america. so we buy and ending combat missions in iraq. again, i think it's time to review all of our achievements. we the united states. we went in there and in just 3 minds, 66 months, a year, a little over 2 years. okay. it was, it was a shane shade longer than 5 years or was it is too quick. math and just a shade under 20 or 30 years. we went in there and wait broad. we resigned. we, we, we stopped there. we, we went in there, they 2 years ago, and we top or sit down those jane. yeah. many years ago that was, that was many years ago since then. we have, we have totally brought down or, or built that job thing and found what happened to match it. no, no, never, never did that, but way, way, way went in there we, we went in, there we went in there, point over there, joe biden has said it is over except for the mercenaries and drop bombs and papa governments. but you can't, you can't play my for keeping that stuff co and everybody does that stuff. i mean, it's like, like picking, you know, you know, i have, everyone denies it. but when you're home alone, you'll drop and drop palm on a wedding party. right. who doesn't ok, seriously though, this announcement that were and in combat operations in iraq and actually revealed a lot about the american empire. it reveals that the same go dawn, no matter who's in that oval office. they all pretend their ending war. they all pretend we're doing, jumped and just and noble while we're at war. they all pretend they're making rational, brave decisions. but no matter who's in that top spot, they don't know. it's just, it's just a bad movie on repeat and you and you try and stop it and your mash and the buttons on the remote turn started and it won't stop from your junk and knock off the tv cuz you are abused by a modern tv and your ripper? not a little wire down the wall headed your key. why? why this moment also reveals yet again that our main remedial will trip over themselves to carry water for lying presidents and military goons. they will run around lick and boat and counting this announcement for by and as important as exciting will never mentioning that. we've ended combat operations in iraq over and over and over and over again. they don't tell you that both because they're getting it and because they know their jobs rest on pushing propaganda for the empire, they are meaningless. clowns and moments like this, yet again, prove it. so that being said, i can't wait for the year 2025. when president, the rock will announce the end of combat operations in iraq, it takes a rock to know a rock company for washington d. c. the valley. the base is redact of the night. the i welcome i'm li cam. now it's like the news from behind medicare for all advocates took to the streets of over 50 us cities this past weekend. let me start by saying i do support free health care, but i just don't believe we have the money to pay for health care for all right now . i mean, i mean, look at our military budget, the senate this week added $25000000000.00 to biden's defense budget, which means they failed to add $30000000000.00 to our military budget, or $40000000.00 or 43000000. those are all the numbers that can take up. they only added $25000000000.00 to the military intelligence. industrial complex is already one trillion dollar. 0 annual pay date, i mean, why would such a pathetic measly amount of money? how will the joint chiefs of staff keep their gold plated properly polished for the winter festival in which they ceremonially impregnate? an f 35 fighter jet by humping its tail pipe rental way that i think we're all asking that question right. how could we possibly pay for our citizens to have something as frivolous and elitist as health care when our military had do and to combat missions in iraq this week? i assume because they didn't have the cash to keep going on. our trillion dollar military is suffering right now. they're borderline destitute. i heard instead of night vision goggles, they're only equipped with day vision goggles, which they don't even need because it's data and you can, you can just see without them david goggles are just called eyes. i also heard, instead of canine units, they could only afford k 8 unit, which is just a woman named kate. i mean she's, she's core, but it don't get me wrong, you fine. but she can't like sniff out bombs or anything. and she has not man's best friend. she's in ok, friend a bad, but she's not like pick up the airport late at night or something. neither would a dog come to think of it. still still, our military is suffering instead of catalog best. our military can only afford sweater vests i heard, which, which a don't stop a bullet. i don't, i don't think and be are hot. and then the desert, who wants a sweater vest when it's a 112 degrees out? not to mention, you know, easy or target you are 1st neighbor when you dress like tucker carls in the middle of them. it's just, it's terrible point being we don't have money for health care. right now. we need that money to pissed away on our military. moving on, you've likely heard about whistleblower daniel hale. he revealed that our military killer drawn program murders, almost entirely innocent civilians in the rare event that kill a bad guy. it's like a lucky accident. hale showed the american people why we have blood on our hands. i don't know about you, but until then i was pretty baffled by a thought. i thought i had like a really bad hangnail every single day. anyway, 1st showing us the truth about the killing being done in our names. daniel hale was sentenced this week to 45 months in prison, almost 4 years. does it put that in perspective famed killer henry kissinger sends to 0 month imprison, famed puppet of murderous profiteers. george w bush bush sentenced to 0 months in prison. prolific serial killer general mad dog madness sentenced to 0 months in prison. superstar killers of, of children, bill going and madeline albright, who said in an interview that killing half a 1000000 iraq in children was, quote, worth it. 2 of them were sentenced to 0 months in prison. people responsible for all of the war crimes creek created committed by our drone a fascination program 0 months in prison. but the guy who revealed the war crimes daniel hale, 45 months in prison, vision of not telling the truth for several years, we hear redacted. the night have been following the story of the syrian chemical weapons attacks. and the story followed an interesting path, basically starting after the 2013 chemical attack. and due to, we told you it was bull that a shot had used chemical weapons, even though he knew it would mean any or certain attack by the us military. then there was another chemical attack this time in duma. and we told you again

bush, is that agreeable to you? >> commissioner bush: yes. >> commissioner lee, and deputy city attorney, would it be possible to amend my motion, that in so doing, we also note and affirm her -- her public responsibility and her direction to staff to file form 700 and undertake the ethics trainings and anything else that commissioner bush would like to add and do it that way, so that it's encompassed in the motion itself? >> commissioner bush: i like that. >> sure. why don't we go ahead and pursue that motion. >> commissioner chiu: okay. i then put forward that amended motion. >> commissioner bush: i second it. >> president lee: okay. call the roll. >> clerk: a motion has been made and seconded. i will now call the roll. [roll call] >> clerk: with four votes in the affirmative and zero votes opposed, the motion is approved unanimously. >> president lee: okay. thank you, everyone. it is now 11:30, and we have couple of major items still coming up, so let's take a five-minute break? >> chair lee, may i just follow up with one item? >> president lee: yes. >> yes. in response to commissioner bush's query and commissioner chiu's amendment that has just been discussed, i think one way to acknowledge the -- the feedback that you've been providing or questions you have about the mayor's apparent direction to her staff to take

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bush. bush showed them nothing, launched the invasion. when instead, if we really wanted to get osama bin laden and his band of 80 regulars, we could have got him with a battalion with the 82nd airborne. but as we all know, it then evolved into a 20-your war. host: let's end at that point. let's go back to history. he is -- going back in history, he is talking about 2001. what were the conversations at that point with afghanistan and who was in charge? guest: yeah, let's remember just how tense things were after the 9/11 attacks. i would disagree with the caller. there was clear indications al qaeda and bin laden were behind the attack. bin laden was celebrating it happened, the 9/11 report, and other documents from the compound in pakistan show wearily he and others were involved in 9/11 attacks -- in the 9/11 attack. there has been disagreement in the bush administration about the best way to respond to the 9/11 attacks, but there was clear consensus something had to be done, particularly on the military level. and indeed the bush administration per much gave an ultimatum to the taliban and said give up al qaeda or we are coming for you. as was noted, the taliban did not give up al qaeda. i think that the war -- we are talking on most 20 years since the 9/11 attack, it is easy to remember how there was strong public support among the u.s. public to do something about it and to go into afghanistan. when u.s. forces arrived and when they quickly were able to degrade the al qaeda sanctuaries and remove the al qaeda hose from power, there was a fair amount of support among the american public on what had happened. there were many that thought it was a terrible thing and we should not respond militarily to that but there was support. things went south soon after those initial u.s. goals in afghanistan were achieved. i would argue u.s. presid

culture war issues, and then worked on bush v gore and then it was easy to the bush white house visit the the center of some of the biggest controversy of the bush administration including a judicial nomination. he himself became the center of one of those fights when bush nominated him for the appeals court the second most prestigious course and it took him three years to get confirmed. it was controversial enough some of those controversies would arrive again and his 2018 confirmation ahead of the sexual assault allegation. >> you use the word revolution there have been four revolutions. these were more than trump. could you describe what these four revolutions were? what specifically at the different points were rebelling against? >> reagan revolution like i said was a culmination of what had been a decades long fight in the republican party. especially going back to world war ii but even before. and the conservatives were militants, they wanted to be harder edged they were against the new deal program long after most republicans started with dwight eisenhower given up. ronald reagan was one of them. and yet he put, he approached it with a sm

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bush. that is when the factors in the pole. you see president bush 43 president bush went up. we had to change lenses when we look at history. i believe that played a role in president trump for economics. i think history will bear me out on that. let's just look at the other things, you see jackson going down president trump is more like andrew jackson. more of a cowboy. cowboy said not do wellin americans opinion. >> quickly on president trump 4t ranking his debut at 41st. in these categories we ask historians to rank the presidents on, public persuasion, crisis leadership, economic management, moral authority, international relations, international skills, relation with congress, the vision setting and agenda pursuing equal justice for all in the performance within the context of the times. do we give any further definition of what that should mean as historians make the ranking? >> one of the problems is you wait for 25 years to judge a president. that is when the archives are receipt releasing documents on the freedom of information act. you could start getting papers to t

bush. that is when the factors in the pole. you see president bush 43 president bush went up. we had to change lenses when we look at history. i believe that played a role in president trump for economics. i think history will bear me out on that. let's just look at the other things, you see jackson going down president trump is more like andrew jackson. more of a cowboy. cowboy said not do wellin americans opinion. >> quickly on president trump 4t ranking his debut at 41st. in these categories we ask historians to rank the presidents on, public persuasion, crisis leadership, economic management, moral authority, international relations, international skills, relation with congress, the vision setting and agenda pursuing equal justice for all in the performance within the context of the times. do we give any further definition of what that should mean as historians make the ranking? >> one of the problems is you wait for 25 years to judge a president. that is when the archives are receipt releasing documents on the freedom of information act. you could start getting papers to t

bush for an extension on the ban on evictions but largely staying silent on her calls to defund the police while maintaining a personal body guard. todd: carley shimkus, here with more. carley: cori bush was in the news a lot last week but not for saying this. take a listen. >> i'm going to make sure i have security because i know i have had attempts on my life so suck it up and defunding the police has to happen, we need to defund the police. carley: yes, so the media largely ignored her private security comments but heaped on the praise when it came to her role in extending the eviction moratorium. the washington post reads cori bushside the capital to protest evictions. the new york times with capital sit-in, cori bush galvanized a progressive revolt over evictions, adding refusing to move from the capitol steps, the first term congresswoman intensified pressure on the biden administration and showed her tactics could yield results. cnn's dana bash did ask her about her defund the police comments and sort of hypocrisy there, she responded saying she is simply trying to save lives. todd: i don't think we can ignore the fact that the media is literally supporting a taking, a governmental taking by an agency that's a health agency. it's astounding to me. carley: president biden said we know it's not going to pass constitutional muster. we're going to try it anyway. jillian: we haven't discussed what dr. fauci said recently. carley: two big events happened over the weekend. the first one is former president obama's big birthday party. the other, the sturgis motorcycle rally in south dakota. dr. fauci is facing critic

administration thing. — that was a bush administration thing. so — that was a bushghanistan because there _ will stay in afghanistan because there is— will stay in afghanistan because there is a — will stay in afghanistan because there is a very strong constituency within— there is a very strong constituency within the — there is a very strong constituency within the democratic party for women's — within the democratic party for women's rights, and we would all endorse _ women's rights, and we would all endorse that, but is the military a way to— endorse that, but is the military a way to bring and bring those rights in perpetuity and countries like afghanistan, because women's rights are introduced and all manner of countries — are introduced and all manner of countries all over the world violently, so it is the us going to send _ violently, so it is the us going to send its — violently, so it is the us going to send its armies everywhere to to protect _ send its armies everywhere to to protect women and make sure young -irl5 protect women and make sure young girls

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bush saying she spent $70,000 of her campaign money on private security even while publicly campaigning to defund the police. bush represents one of the three most dangerous cities in the country in 2020. her constituents clearly need the police a lot more than bushet bush's constituents do not have the privilege and wealth to protect himself with the security team. what you make of that conversation? >> i wish they would use the same energy they used against president trump and saying he incited violence on january 6. cori bush is inciting violence for police officers to be murdered. and if you go back to look at her constituency and in her district, how many black people were shot unarmed? the last time wasn't dominic 2020 and before that it was 2015. so what black and brown bodies she out protecting? she should be protected by private security upwards of $100,000 or more. she does not care about the people she serves. they are getting slaughtered by other individuals in the community that are committing violence. police are not there to support them. she should be ashamed of yourself and i wish that she could be here to counter being. >> shannon: when you say she is inciting violence against officers, what are you pointing? >> when you talk ab

bush and laura bush just issuing a statement on the fall of afghanistan and it says in part, the united states government has the legal authority to cut the red time for refugees during urgent humanitarian crisis and we have the responsibility and the resources to secure safe passage for them now without bureaucratic delay. our most stalwart allies along with private ngo's are ready to go. the bushestory with afghanistan. this is personal for them. >> absolutely. george w. bush has gotten a lot of criticism and rightfully so for his managing of the war in afghanistan. listening to liz cheney and donald rumsfeld. here president biden is calling it straight. we at all costs have to bring our allies into the united states. these are the people who fought for democracy. they're our friends. and whether it is 20,000, 30,000 or more we could all be saying, look, the war ended. this is a good thing. the contingency plans unraveled. nobody knows what's going on. it's chaos. we might be able to turn this into a positive when we show that we don't leave people behind like with gerald ford. >> before the president spoke today, douglas, the former secretary leon panetta said he should take responsibility like jfk did after the bay of pigs. biden did say the buck stops with him but only after a lot of finger pointing. how will history remember this speech? >> it was not much of a speech. it wa

bush. bush showed them nothing, launched the invasion. when instead, if we really wanted to get osama bin laden and his band of 80 regulars, we could have got him with a battalion with the 82nd airborne. but as we all know, it then evolved into a 20-your war. host: let's end at that point. let's go back to history. he is -- going back in history, he is talking about 2001. what were the conversations at that point with afghanistan and who was in charge? guest: yeah, let's remember just how tense things were after the 9/11 attacks. i would disagree with the caller. there was clear indications al qaeda and bin laden were behind the attack. bin laden was celebrating it happened, the 9/11 report, and other documents from the compound in pakistan show wearily he and others were involved in 9/11 attacks -- in the 9/11 attack. there has been disagreement in the bushistration about the best way to respond to the 9/11 attacks, but there was clear consensus something had to be done, particularly on the military level. and indeed the bush administration per much gave an ultimatum to the taliban and said give up al qaeda or we are coming for you. as was noted, the taliban did not give up al qaeda. i think that the war -- we are talking on most 20 years since the 9/11 attack, it is easy to remember how there was strong public support among the u.s. public to do something about it and to go into afghanistan. when u.s. forces arrived and when they quickly were able to degrade the al qaeda sanctuaries and remove the al qaeda hose from power, there was a fair amount of support among the american public on what had happened. there were many that thought it was a terrible thing and we should not respond militarily to that but there was support. things went south soon after those initial u.s. goals in afghanistan were achieved. i would argue u.s. presidents h

under the bush administration, george w. bush actually signed and incentive order to expedite so that as soon as someone goes through basic training or if they are going to be deployed, would processor citizenship people work. the would become -- we would process their citizenship paperwork. that was love to atrophy. the current -- that was allowed to atrophy. the state departments that help process the citizenship paperwork at military bases. we have people who serve 10 years, get out, the arsenal citizens -- they get out, and they are still not citizens. -- i found out they were two of my soldiers who i've known for 12 years were not citizens. we expedited their citizenship before we went. but did not happen to a lot of folks. you have a lot of people who are veterans who have been deported. >> i wanted to ask about a personal note. president biden forged a political entity around, and personal resilience. -- around personal resilience. you are reflecting on why some troops come home from primer -- trauma and survive and others