bush white house. it was the laughing-est white house that ever existed. mrs. in her book talks about walking millie past the oval office in the morning when we had that morning meeting and saying that every time she walked past it all she heard was raucous laughter, as she put it, and couldn't understand how those people can ever get anything done if all they're doing is laughing all day. george herbert walker bush had a tremendous sense of humor, loved to do funny things at the most awkward moments, and we had staff meetings like that. the meeting we had before the 8:00 meeting was a 7:30 meeting, and you have to see this. there were 20 to 24 senior members of the white house gathered around a table with 30 minutes to tell each other what was going to happen that day, what had to be done, who had to be brought in, whose ego in congress had to be massaged, what news story had to be pumped and which ones had to be killed, and it was done with an atmosphere of laughter for 30 minutes. >> he used to pass me notes. i sat right beside him. the notes were hilarious,

bush's white house chief of staff and andrew card, who was chief of staff for george w. bush. they discuss the father and son's leadership styles and approach to world events such as the fall of the soviet union and 9/11. >> i want to welcome you to nole wood farm, and i'm terribly happy to have andy card and governor sununu in this room. this stage has welcomed over the last 100 years some very interesting people, and tonight we're making history to learn about some of the inner workings of the white house, but i want to mention there have been pundits, there have been professors -- actually, there was a professor here a couple of months ago who led a group of us to egypt, 87 of us to be precise, and he's the professor that's pushing back the dates of the pyramid and the sphinx like 10,000 years, which i think is wonderful. there's also been a very famous writer by the name of samuel clemens who was here, mark twain, and my father remembers as a 12-year-old boy, he used to sit with other kids from dublin at the feet of the great writer, and mark twain would read some of his l

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and laura bush, you know, providing that sort of family life in the white houseght or your friends are invited, you know, making things normal for you as much as possible, that's an important function, that sanctuary of your home, you know, because you're living above the store, the job never really leaves you, and finding times, you know, of levity and of fun. that is really important, and there's no one person who cares about that more for the president than the president's spouse. so that is something, of course, she's going to keep an eye on. and i think we already know that about her. she is, as i said, a fierce protector of his. >> she is. we saw it when president biden was leaving delaware and he said jill told me not to cry. >> it's hard not to cry. and the two times i've seen them last year even in the pandemic, she would pull him away from people who didn't have a mask on, she would pull him away and say, you know, stop the interviews -- >> or if she didn't like the answer, she would try to steer it to another way. >> yes. but, anita, i'm curious, what

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this is somebody who is in the bush white house and started pepfar which was the emergency program for aids which was an emergency for the united states with great u.s. leadership in global health but he pointed out something that i thought was really interesting which is reagan during aids like wilson and the way you were saying never mentioned aids. he didn't criticize and didn't castigate or undermine the public health agencies and so does white house and the bush and administration he thought it was really unusual for a president to be so, taking a stand against the big public health agencies the fda the cdc and with tony fauci write at the moment but -- >> guest: part of it is the presence is changed so dramatically in a 20 sentry particularly in the new deal imposed world war period so the rise of the modern presidency comes after the first age of epidemics and pandemics in american history. there is a wonderful quick in the field of public health that the 19th century was followed by the 20th century and followed by the 19th century again. so the return of infectious diseases an

bush's white house chief of staff, and andrew card who was chief of staff for george w. bush.ss the father and son's leadership styles and approach to war events such as the fall of soviet union and 9/11. >> i want to welcome you, and i'm terribly happy to have

bush white house, it was true when we talked about policy in the barack obama white house. donald trump is ideosyncratic and we're no going to see anything like that from the white house. but we do have the two party coalitions that are at odds and one of the challenges and the cost benefit analysis that biden and white house is going to have to make is how much republican support is it feasible for us to get and how long do we wait to try to get that support as opposed to acting very quickly through procedures that let us go by minority vote. remember that when barack obama became president, he had an extended period on health care, they moved very fast on economic stimulus, joe biden is trying to do the same thing. on health care it was a slower track because barack obama spent time trying to win republican support for months. he ultimately decided and recognized that that was fruitless. he didn't get republican support. so that is a challenge that the biden administration is going to have to make for example on this $1.9 trillion covid relief bill. how much does is t hav

howie: you worked in the capitol administration for years before joining the bush white house, how do the disgusting acts that took place under the dome? >> it was sickening. and that's what i tweeted as it was taking place. look, when the protestors were outside and it looked like a peaceful protest until tv showed them breaking through the bar -- barricades, one fringe begins another fringe. this is what 4 years of not my president, boycott inaugural, 200 people arrested at president trump's inaugural, antifa lighting cars on fire, that never happened, we never had inaugurations like that, it wasn't that way for bush, it wasn't that way for obama, it was done to trump in 2017, 200 arrested. so my take was four years gets this until they broke the glass and broke into the capitol. in a flash that changed everything and it was no longer a peaceful protest, it was a bunch of people who need and should be arrested. howie: absolutely should be arrested. what's your take on twitter taking the drastic step of shutting down donald trump's account which will last even when he's a private cit

bush white house and an political analyst. elise to you first. the federal judge dismissed the lawsuit aimed to pressure vice president pence to overturn results of the election, that judge was appointed by president trump. how big a blow is this and how much further can trump and his allies take this, nots with standing what we just heard shannon say, the president plans to potentially never acknowledge this. really, practically speaking, how much further can they take this? >> alex, it really wasn't that much of a blow just because this has all been about theater. this is political theater. trump's allies they really, that's illusional they thought suing mike pence would get them somewhere. this has been all about placating to a leader who is intent on not being a loser, or being publicly shamed as a loser, and he wants to keep his political support so he can keep beating this drum into 2024. so republicans can either enable that and remain scared and fearful of donald trump and his power or defend democracy and stand for something other than s

>> you know, we have been struggling with this problem since at least 2005 when i was in the bush white house homeland security city council back then. we started having policy meetings about what do we do about terrorists' use of the internet. this is not a new problem. we discovered with isis in particular that removal of content and making it harder on terrorists to find ways to organize on open platforms like at the time facebook, that it actually was a good thing to force them to move to environments where it was harder to discover them. so while it does create a challenge for law enforcement to keep tabs on them, i do think law enforcement is now clued in that we have a significant problem in our hands and they have a variety of techniques to be able to go after that. at least it is making it harder for people to get recruited and fall into the rabbit hole, so to speak, of some of these conspiracy theorists by removing them off the mainstream platforms. >> so it's good. i didn't really know what the answer was, but i get so frustrated even now when people send me things and they'r

bush did, he was effectively acting president but he refused to have a helicopter land on the white house lawn during that period and i thought that was a symbolic step in reagan saw that he wasn't trying to increase power to himself in a certain stance and some other put themselves during and was in the situation room and kept it excuse in himself and unclear why and richard was a national security advisor and did not trust him and thought he would leave the room and that's why he named him professor leakey. >> if you have a last stop that you want to put on the table about the book that i would ask them to close it out with the final summation of whatever else has not been set. >> what i like about the book, fills a void in presidential history and in the context get scandal after scandal and you read these books looking for some inclination about a particular person that we did not know, that is not what he did, he took it seriously with intellectual exercise and as i said to him the other day this is a book i will use with my students as they teach american politics, it really helps u

would also say, i remember and i'm sure you do, too, when the incredible message machine of the bush white house only surpassed by the incredible message machine of the obama white house, but george w. bush's white house was really good at messaging and they kept insisting via the vice president cheney, that, you know, saddam hussein was a terrible threat to us in the wake of 9/11. two-thirds of americans believed that saddam hussein had a role in bringing down the towers in the 9/11 attack. absolutely, 100% bologna. so, what's going to happen now, biden has to look at republican leaders to help sound the call for honest facts. those leaders in those communities, colorado, montana, florida, those people have to talk to their communities and remind them of what really happened. there are a lot of people that will not want to resist this holding that they have, this believe that they hold so dear, because it will be embarrassing to give it up after insisting it for so long. there are serious people, legitimate human beings who say over and over again, i think the election was rigged. and the

bush white house and nbc political analyst and the sec the of the former obama white house and senior fellow at the hayes center. guys, welcome to all of you. chris, greene tweeted, we saw a few hours ago, she spoke with donald trump today. she's grateful for his support. i made my comment about that. what's your reaction? >> you know, look, alex, if you engage in this kind of conduct in any workplace in the united states, if you encourage violent attacks against your work colleagues, if you spent your time spewing demonstrably false conspiracy theories, you would probably be shown to the door. yet the irony here is that kind of conduct has gotten her elected to congress. it actually gets you elected president because this is the ecosystem that's been fueled by donald trump over the last four years. again, it's shocking but not surprising by the lack of people who have called her out on this. you know, we've seen a couple of lone voices i think by people like adam kinzinger, very conservative congressman from illinois, who said look, greene is not a republican. her rhetoric is incitin

h to be bush at one of the things that george hob bush did was was effectively acting president but if used to have a tall helicopter land on the white house lawn during that time and that was in part of a symbolic step he saw bush wasn't trying to accrue power to himself in some certain extent and other people like david gergen was in a situation room kept excusing himself but unclear why but richard allen was a national secured advisor and he trusted him and thought he kept leaving the room to leak to the press and that's why he got the name professor leakey. >> so, were coming to the end of our hours maybe i could ask if you have a last thought you would put on the table about the book and then i will ask tevi to close it out with a final summation of whatever else has not been set. >> well, what i like about the book in particular is that it is filled the void in presidential history and we often think of infighting in the contest of scandal after scandal and as we read these books looking for some, you know, information about a particular person we didn't know but that is not what tevi did. he took it seriously with as an intell

bush white house and msnbc political analyst. hey, good to see you here on a saturday. many elise, you first, what do you make of swalwell's arguments? there are a lot of tweets and speeches from trump himself in the past several months that could be used as evidence. do you think they have strong enough case? >> i absolutely think they have a strong enough case, alex. you look at the aftermath of donald trump's election and crescendo remarks the day of the insurrection, rallying for stop the steal. many and i think it's a very dominant position. and also donald trump reports he was sitting at the white house watching as the capitol was december greated by a mob acting in his name. >> do you think this impeachment trial could hurt biden's plans? not that congressmen can't walk and chew gum at the same time, but will it inflame tensions of both parties where afterwards republicans can even be less inclined to work with the other side? >> i think we need to be clear here that republicans by and large have no appetite to work with joe biden, no matter what the political en

that is that for a few of them, and i'm just thinking of the ones that i knew when i worked in the bush white house, they have known all along that donald trump was a monstrosity and a walking, talking debasement of the office of the presidency and offense to the country, but they kept their mouths shut. and i feel this almost -- and i've heard this from some folks who have come out against the president. my question for you folks like yourself had the job of educating all of us and our viewers about how impeachment is a political process. it feels like the trial part most closely approximates a trial, a criminal trial. and my question is what is their access to evidence? and if that evidence requires them to reach into the white house, does it help that the senate will be controlled by democrats? >> i think the answer is yes, we remember it. you and i and others covered those debates over whether to go further and demand evidence in the first senate impeachment, and the republicans blocked that. now that can go forward under standard rules, under however senator schum earp arranges this. we

further, right, sort of frustrate them because many of them are going to be shown the door in the bush white house. and so there's this sort of belief that, you know, they haven't really achieved what they setout to achieve. they hadn't transformed the country in the same way fdr had in the 1930s. i want to pivot now to tell you a little bit how reagan wanted to frame his own legacy, okay? because it is also very different from sort of what conservatives claim the reagan legacy should be today. so let's a take look how did ronald reagan think about his own cold war foreign policy and what does that mean. in order to sort of -- this part of the book what i did was actually went to the reagan library museum and i looked at the kpiblts. i studied the exhibits. reagan actually worked in order to create those, the museum exhibits. he actually wrote the text. a lot of it's taken from his diary and memoirs, but he played an active role in putting together the museum. i also adraw from his ought biraphy as well as his public speeches at the time, especially his public speeches at the time. let's tak

bush white house elise jordan, msnbc analyst as well. so we will get to the latest in game stop. that story ahead. plus, a full year into the fight against covid. and we're learning troubling details about the pandemic. a federal investigation found that u.s. officials who greeted american evacuees from wuhan did not have training in infectious disease control and were told not to wear masks. that's according to the "washington post". the state's attorney general is investigating why the cuomo administration failed to report 3,800 hospital deaths as being linked to nursing homes, an undercount of 40%. we've got details on both of those stories coming up on "morning joe". but we begin with lawmakers continuing to fear for their safety as ongoing security threats at the u.s. capitol continue to surface. d.c. police arrested a 71 west virginia man at the capitol yesterday with a gun, 20 rounds of ammunition, and stop the steal paperwork in his car. court documents show that dennis westover allegedly told police that he was, quote, concerned about the honesty and integrity of the ele

i arrived at the bush white house a day before the inaugural. it is trying to set the tone for the days ahead. joe biden's big day and a big day for america. the key afterwards. speech writers like to inflate good words. given the situation in the nation it won't -- the test won't be whether we have nice words even lofty and inspiring words about healing and unity but whether we can take the actions to bring it about. >> martha: i looked at trump's former -- almost former president trump's speech last night and he spoke directly to the people and he kind of went after the washington establishment, many of whom are back on that stage today. he said he wanted to bring power back to the people. for too long a small group in washington has flourished. they left you with little to celebrate and he said today essentially this becomes your government once again. >> right, look, he exited more or less the way he came in, disruptive and not abiding by the traditional cannons. i thought it was a good reflection of trump and his presidency how he pursued i

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we u÷z2ug$u$e portrait unveiling of the -- bush at the white house. e had a lunch for the family beforehand and then the ceremony. and then about a week later, i got a handwritten letter, laura bush whose office had called my assistant said, laura wants to send something to jeremy. if you ever get something at the white house, it takes months. also, anything that goes to the white house becomes public record. and she wanted this to go to me. so i got home one day and this beautiful hand written note from mrs. bush saying how welcomed they felt and how she noticed would china i used. i used their personal china from upstairs. the tablecloth. she noticed everything. she thanked the chefs for making enchiladas, which is one of president bush is favorite. but getting something like that, it's just a moment, but it's thoughtful and really means a great deal. >> that leads perfectly, that's in the book, that's one of the topics in the book. going through it, being consistent, having self confidence, using humor and charm. you call them the great equalizer's.

i will never forget, we had the portrait unveiling with the bushes at the white house, and we had a lunch with the family beforehand and then the ceremony. about a week later, i got a handwritten letter. laura bush's office i called my assistant and said lower wants to send something to jeremy, but when someone sends something to the white house, if you ever get it, it takes months, and anything that comes to the white house enters the public record, as she wanted it to come to me. i got this beautiful handwritten note from misses bush saying how welcomed they felt, and she noticed what china i used -- she noticed everything and thanked the chefs for making enchiladas which is one of president bush's favorite, but getting something like that that is just a moment that takes for someone to write, and it's thoughtful and means a great deal. >> which leads perfectly. that is one of the topics in the book. going through it, having self-confidence. we call them the great equalizers. listening first and talking later. these are just a few of the practices both -- practices that are illustrated

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>> i remember president bush was coming back from a visit and we came back from the white house and typically once you get inside the gates of the white house there is a sense of relief that you've accomplished your mission and there's a little bit of a deep breath, but just as we're pulling up to the oval office area where the president gets out and you've seen it many times in the president where he'll walk up up to the colonnade and the oval office. we got news that there was a fence jumper and it was over on the east part of the complex by the treasury building and i was sitting in the front seat of the limousine and i had to turn to president bush and said we have a fence jumper and we'll have to sit here in the vehicle for a few minutes until we get this issue resolve. he said a fence jumper? where? a fence jumper and he started looking behind him and looking through. i was kind of glad for that response, but then after a few seconds go on and he can't see the fence jumper and i'm not hearing it's all clear and he said joe, i've got to get to work and i've got to get in to the oval offi

especially when we did the second ones at the white house. and mrs. bushll recall on the second one when the president, i went up early in the morning, he had his sunglasses, and ball cap on, maria said he was in the hallway, i took a peek, i said sir, i'm ready. i said the glasses. he said shush. he said we're sneaking out, i don't want barney to know. i wanted to say, just get into the elevator. in the elevator he said nick, you know like chill, i was like i don't know if i could do any more of these because this was the second one. the planning was when you are secretly doing it. when there were secret service people, we couldn't share information with, let alone folks on the detail. it wasn't a want to know, it was a need to know. we had to safely, successfully take the president out, so that the president could fulfill his. mission did i want to go there? of course not. but that's not what we are all about. the president was adamant. as you know, we agreed to three hours on the ground. we've got three and a half to four. the president was clear that h

bush's farewale address from the white house. he served two terms from 2001 to 2009. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you. fellow citizens, for eight years it has been my honor to serve as your president. the first decade of this new century has been a period of consequence, a time set apart. tonight, with a thankful heart, i have asked for a final opportunity to share some thoughts on the journey that we have traveled together and the future of our nation. five days from now, the world will witness the vitality of american democracy. in a tradition dating back to our founding, the presidency will pass to a successor chosen by you, the american people. standing on the steps of the capitol, will be a man whose history reflects the enduring promise of our land. this is a moment of hope and pride for our whole nation. and i join all americans in offering best wishes to president-elect obama, his wife michelle and their two beautiful girls. tonight i'm filled with gratitude of vice president cheney and members of my administration an