look at dan quayle on the far left.tirement after being vice president. his wife marilyn next to him. >> that's dan quayle? >> that's dan quayle. >> i was watching lynne cheney chat with hillary clinton, there's an interesting conversation right there. >> of course mrs. obama is in the middle of a book tour, her very successful book. she was forced to cancel two european stops because of the death of president bush. and she is here today. >> the most successful american book of the year, and that's saying a lot, actually. >> it's going to continue, i think. it's number one this week. >> the upper right hand corner, chelsea clinton and ivanka trump are next to each other. >> i don't think president carter and hillary clinton like each other. i'm just looking at that picture. it's strange, as if they're not anywhere near each other. i shouldn't point that out, but it's fairly obvious. >> michelle obama describing the friendship she has and the intrigue around it with the 43rd president as part of her book tour events, has

dan quayle compared sought to j.f.k. and beds and said your dog j.f.k. the media jumped on it they jumped on a lot of the things that dan quayle said and we forget that it was bush forty one that with the first desert storm war right was driven by propaganda that's not a fair forget about the girl crying in front of the the senate committee that congress could be being hit baiters the baby and he better not lead to a war pure propaganda once again the media played a very important role there and let's not also forget that it was read my lips where the media jumped on that and it pretty much cost bush his reelection and it ushered in the years of bill clinton into and we're still living with that ok mark what is your most important takeaway from that quote that we just played you know it's interesting that quote as it almost forgotten moment in american history and when it is mentioned it is is often propagandized and whitewashed because what bush is referring to there of course is the u.s. shooting down of the civilian airliner in iranian territorial wat

dan quayle, his vice president, speaking in an interview today. they describe talking with president bush about how they really felt they had handled so many of these crises very well. but what did we do domestically? that's really the big weakness. it was the big weakness that bill clinton exploited. i think at times president h.w. bush was kind of amazed that bill clinton, this governor of arkansas without much experience doing alice, who had avoided the draft, was beating this war hero from the greatest generation. it was a completely different -- you are right about greg goodrich. the world that george w. bush inhabited change tremendously. >> he's the only president in our lifetime to win the third term for his party. you've got to remember that. >> he has a lot of vision in terms of foreign policy. he wanted to see the reunification of germany perhaps earlier than the others were fo for, and a way that we still see a lot of the ramifications of it in the structure of europe. >> absolutely. those are lasting achievements that pave the way for

and dan quayle put the pool in, i believe.> surprised he didn't put a golf course in. >> we must be getting close because i think i hear the rumble of the motorcade as it pulls into this direction. we can actually hear the honor guard as it prepares to receive the former president. >> as the hearse turns into the cathedral grounds. >> a special honor guard. the honorary pallbearers are positioned in the west front of the cathedral of the arrival ceremony here. >> we can see the hearse pulling up directly behind where we're the presidential seal. and it has just pulled up right behind us at the front of the cathedr cathedral. ♪ live outside the cathedral whee the casket remains in the hearse. in a moment it will be carried through a military corden. the right reverend mariann edgar budde, bishop of the diocese will announce the prayer of the reception of the body. and the body will then be carried into the cathedral and positioned at the crossing. bush to be seated momentarily. actually, they are coming right behind us now. >>

dan quayle? that is all i've got. guest: you go back to the warory of the first iraq and the was debate about do you go beyond liberating kuwait. there was a decision made not to go into iraq. there was a no-fly zone established that was pretty much held between the time of the end of the first gulf war and the 3, ininvasion in 200 response to what was happening to the kurds. they have been a tremendous ally to this country over the last number of years. we want to make sure they will be protected in the future. dan quayle was at the funeral. we had the vice presidents lined up behind the presidents. somebody made a point the only vice president who has served since 1977 it was not in that lineup was president george h.w. bush. --t: what happened 50 happens 15 days from now only at the next funding deadline? guest: we have got to get to work. the balance of the appropriations bill needs to be passed. the president has been insistent on full border security. hi echo that concern. i look -- i echo the concern. i look at

in a natural progression, bush became the republican party's nominee in 1988, with senator dan quayle from indiana as his running mate. the republican team defeated massachusetts governor michael dukakis and texas senator lloyd benson. >> i, drove herbert walker bush. >> during his presidency, the soviet union dissolved, the berlin wall fell, and my wall nor you go was in restaurant , securing the panama canal. when everything came to a head, when iraq's saddam hussein invaded neighboring kuwait. >> we are not walking away until our mission is done, until the invader is out of kuwait. >> bret: president bush reacted quickly, committing over 400,000 u.s. troops, and building a strong coalition of allies. operation desert storm had begu begun. the majority of america supported the president's decision to throw saddam hussein back into iraq and bush's popularity rating hit an all-time high. most thought he was unbeatable for a second term. but a broken campaign promise. >> read my lips: no new taxes. >> bret: would come back to haunt the 41st president. in the fall of 1992 with the war a

joining us is rich galen,sp who waesman for dan quayle and communications director for the flitical actionttee event-vice president -- then-vice president george h.w. bush. we heard mitch mcconll when he was an exhibit earlier say a steady hand studying the course. is that how you saw him? rich: exactly. we spoke earlier of the dissolution of the soviet union and the reunification of germany, but perhaps the biggest thing he did, the steadiest hand he demonstrated, was getting group of 60 countries to join together to push saddam and the iraqis out of kuwait. quick story -- years later i was working in the middle east, and the guy introducing me mentioned the fact that i worked for dan quayle, who was vice president. the entire room stood up and applauded. i hanothing to do with it, of course, but thaopis how much in kuwait appreciated what they had done. i think the legacy of george h.w. bush insecure. laura: he was very upsetbout the "newsweek" cover that called him a wimp, and yet he represented these values of prudence, dignity, humility. is that what made him so much onof-a-kind? rich

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he picked a relatively unknown senator from indiana, dan quayle. >> he said we want to keep it a surprise. i said i just was watching television and they said it's not doait'snot dole,'. they might figure out it might be me. he said this is your first assignment. don't screw it up. >> i'm proud to have dan quayle at my side. >> bush wanted to be bold and generational. the quail decision was the first decision bush was able to make a totally independent way since he went on the ticket with reagan 8 years before. brit: here at last was a chance to design himself in front of the whole nation in his acceptance speech. >> i want a kinder and gentler nation. >> what was so remarkable about norms was he delivered his speech with power and conviction. >> this is my mission and i will complete it. and he used something he didn't like using which was the first person pro nowrn. he said i am that man. brit: the there was one line in the speech that would be remembered above all others. >> read my lips. no new taxes. >> he decided to say it. he paid a price for it forever. brit: bush redefined himsel

i am proud to have dan quayle at my side.cheering] when willu have asked this campaign really began? i have come to tell you and to tell america that tonight is the night. [cheering] 47 and a half years i have helped the president conduct -- for seven half years i have helped the president conduct the hardest job on earth. president reagan received -- asked for and received my candor. he never asked for it, but he received my loyalty. for those of you who listens to the president's speech last week will understand my loyalty for all of these years. [cheering] now you must see me for what i am, the republican candidate for president of the united states. [applause] and now i turn to the american people, to share my hopes and intentions, and why and where i wish to lead. tonight is for big things, but i will be fair to the other side. i will try to hold my charisma and check. [applause] i reject the temptation to engage in personal references. is, as sergeant joe friday it used to say, "just the facts, ma'am." on ourll, the fac

he picked a relatively unknown senator from indiana, dan quayle. >> he said we want to keep it a surpriseid i just was watching television and they said it's not doait'snot dole,'. they might figure out it might be me. he said this is your first assignment. don't screw it up. >> i'm proud to have dan quayle at my side. >> bush wanted to be bold and generational. the quail decision was the first decision bush was able to make a totally independent way since he went on the ticket with reagan 8 years before. brit: here at last was a chance to design himself in front of the whole nation in his acceptance speech. >> i want a kinder and gentler nation. >> what was so remarkable about norms was he delivered his speech with power and conviction. >> this is my mission and i will complete it. and he used something he didn't like using which was the first person pro nowrn. he said i am that man. brit: the there was one line in the speech that would be remembered above all others. >> read my lips. no new taxes. >> he decided to say it. he paid a price for it forever. brit: bush redefined himself. the

so, i knew dan quayle before he was vice president and then traveled with him a lot., i saw dan quayle and we hugged and he called me by my old nickname, a nickname he had for me. >> which is? >> gorgeous joe. >> i love that. >> i don't know why. >> president bush bringing people together, again. one last time. you mentioned somebody who is a friend of this network here john meacham who we have some interest behind the scenes reporting on part of his eulogy that i want to play for you now, watch. >> president bush would frequently ask nearly daily, he'd ask himself why me. why was i spared? and in a sense, the rest of his life was a perennial effort to prove himself worthy of his salvation on that distant morning. to him, his life was no longer his own. there were always more missions to undertake, more lives to touch and more love to give. >> that is john meacham. >> so beautiful. beautifully said. >> here's the thing, that was beautifully said today and it was beautifully said, according to our colleague willie geist to geor president bush himself. his response was,

he carried that over to dan quayle when dan quayle, who wawasvilified when he was choses his running mate and turned out to be a very good president, wrote a fine piece for us this week about his memories of george w. bush and -- george h.w. bush and how well he treated dan quayle. >> yeah, that's something worth remembering. bush succeeded a great president, a larger than life figure, like ronald reagan and then established himself in his own presidency and it was not an easy transition. the 1992 republican convention in house stone -- in houston, you and i attended that i remember. >> that was not a play placid e. pat buchanan was attacking bush at the time. there was opposition emerging from the right. george bush had to somehow manage his way through that a conditioned so very successfully. paul: i think you're thinking 1988. >> 1988. paul: let's talk about his presidency, briefly. i think biggest mark was foreign policy, the peaceful collapse of the soviet union. i think his major achievement was the unification of germany, europeans hold him in very high regard for that. also t

[applause and cheers] and we're going to win with the help of senator dan quayle of indiana, a young leader who has become a forceful voice in preparing america's workers for the labor force of the future. what a superb job he did tonight. born in the middle of the century, in the middle of america, and holding the promise of the future, i'm proud to have dan quayle at my side. [applause and cheers] many of you have asked many of , you have asked, "when will this campaign really begin?" i have come to this hall to tell you, and to tell america, tonight is the night. [applause and cheers] for seven and a half years, i have helped the president conduct the most difficult job on earth. ronald reagan asked for, and received, my candor. he never asked for, but he did receive, my loyalty. and those of you who saw the presidents speech last -- the president's speech last week, and listened to the simple truth of his words, will understand my loyalty all these years. [applause and cheers] but now, now you must see me for what i am, the republican candidate for president of the united states.

you see al gore, dan quayle, dick cheney.ren, it is not an easy thing to do in history. george h.w. bush did it. you see it in the second row behind the presidents, men who wanted to be president and one who wants to be president in the case of mike pence. they should read the history of george h.w. bush because it's not an easy thing to pull off. >> and the history itself. it reflects how the people in the administration actually remember their time. they thought of it as a very successful administration. there is really no modern presidential administration at all that -- >> let's just listen in. >> there is no modern presidential administration that has been so open with its history and eager to tell its story. not nixon obviously, not ford, not reagan. nobody has been so good, if you will, about saying we want to tell our tale because we are very proud of what we did. it really reflects how they provided access to people who want to learn -- >> isn't it just pretty to watch the pageantry of the events. he was president at

reuniting with his former running mate and vice president dan quayle in july catching a glimpse of the eclipse across the country alongside his family in august. one of bush's last public appearances was that his beloved wife's funeral where he met with former presidents, first ladies and the current first lady. bush recently returned to kennebunkport joining fellow veterans for a pancake breakfast before he was hospitalized for low bread pleasure and one - - low blood pressure in fatigue this is the first time they did not attend the annual memorial day parade to say he is forever grateful not only to those patriots who made that ultimate sacrifice but also the goldstar families is imbued with their honor. known for their maturity and straightforward approach george h.w. bush called this country to be better in hopes of inspiring the people to be great. >> i think historians will say we did pretty well. that's all right for me. i'm not in a rush. they can make that determinatio determination. jon: we will be back in just a moment. a little love my-y way ♪ ♪ spread a little something t

in a natural progression, bush became the republican party's nominee in 1988, with senator dan quayle from indiana as his running mate. the republican team defeated massachusetts governor michael dukakis and texas senator lloyd benson. >> i, drove herbert walker bush. >> during his presidency, the soviet union dissolved, the berlin wall fell, and my wall nor you go was in restaurant , securing the panama canal. when everything came to a head, when iraq's saddam hussein invaded neighboring kuwait. >> we are not walking away until our mission is done, until the invader is out of kuwait. >> bret: president bush reacted quickly, committing over 400,000 u.s. troops, and building a strong coalition of allies. operation desert storm had begu begun. the majority of america supported the president's decision to throw saddam hussein back into iraq and bush's popularity rating hit an all-time high. most thought he was unbeatable for a second term. but a broken campaign promise. >> read my lips: no new taxes. >> bret: would come back to haunt the 41st president. in the fall of 1992 with the war a

and vice president dan quayle on the right talking to dick cheney. george h.w.resident. sorry, sir. >> so to return to the story of the famous "newsweek" cover that showed him as the wimp in 1988. 20 years later, i found myself working at texas a&m and invited the person who wrote that story to give a lecture. and president bush typically came to our lectures. and i asked, you know, would the president like to come to this lecture? and i was very politely told by him, you know, i don't really want to go to that one. but i'm really glad you brought him in. because the students need to hear from a variety of voices. and mine should not be the only one they hear. just because my name is on the school doesn't mean they shouldn't get other opinions. and he endorsed a real interesting sense of not only bipartisanship discussion, but also of acceptability of public servants taking critique. >> that's interesting. it reminds me of -- there's -- people have been showing the video of the christmas party, white house christmas party after george h.w. bush has lost to bill

he stayed loyal to dan quayle. >> juan: he sure did. >> martha: i believe this is reverend levinson from st. martin's episcopal. he's been with president bush 41 since the moment he passed. he was with him during his final hours, praying with him, and has taken the journey to washington, d.c. we see things really coming full circle here. something so romantic about watching the train as it moved its way across texas. that too touches a touchstone and all of us pretty think of abraham lincoln, dwight eisenhower. presidential caravans moving across the country in this open train. you can see the casket with the flag draped over it, and it's just like a life's journey and his own journey from connecticut, the elite schools he grew up in an across the small towns in texas where people came from all over waving their small flakes to pay tribute to this man who really adopted texas as his home and now is going back there to be buried. now we see the bush family at the top of the stairs gathering. these are emotionally draining moments for families as they go through these kinds of long days of

here's his former vice president, dan quayle, appearing on sunday morning futures. >> he was a great individual and in my opinion, a great president. he loved his family. he loved his work. he loved the country. it was such an honor for me to work with him every single day that he was president and i was vice president. for the american people. >> - - is lives in college station, home to the bush presidential library or he would be laid to rest alongside his wife barbara and their three -year-old daughter who died of leukemia in 1953. >>reporter: the museum had a line outside this morning. a lot of families. parents wanting to explain to their kids the news. and who george bush was. and how he changed history. there's a number of exhibits in there. some in chronological order. beginning when the bushes moved out to texas making $300 a month. george bush went on to own an oil company but there's a story and said that he actually refused to sell the company to an individual for $400,000 less because, they would not guarantee the workers that they would have their jobs once it was sold.

to lead the pallbearers is former vice president dan quayle. will be laid inside during the ceremony by the senate and house majority and minority leaders to honor bush 41. the family will then leave the rotunda, then at 7:30 tonight eastern time it opens up to the public to pay respect to the former president. former vice president dick cheney knows the bush family very well. he says that bush 41 had a fond place in his heart for especially the men and women of the military. >> no question about it. he had a touch with all people, regardless of whether they were in uniform or not. but it was especially pronounced when he was dealing with the men and women who were serving as volunteers, who, were being requested to go into combat on behalf of the united states. reporter: you may remember as an aviator, 18 years old, president h.w. bush was shot down by the japanese. for the rest of his life he remembered the two aviators who were with him did not make it out of the crash. they had passed away. that touched him a lot. on the grief issue there i

joining me his vice president, dan quayle. it is such an honor to have you here.r reflections over the first time you saw this bob dole video. >> i served with bob dole in the senate. he's a good friend. i saw elizabeth yesterday, his wife. i asked how the leader -- i still call him the leader. she said he's doing fine. he's going to come tomorrow to pay his respects. he'll be at the cathedral wednesday. bob dole, i think he's the same age -- >> dana: 95. he was the first member of congress that i met when i first got to washington, d.c. to take my first job in 1995. he invited me out on the balcony. my mom and my aunt patty sue and i. said, do you want to have a coke? i said, i can't believe i'm standing here. >> that's the way you got a job? >> dana: i had another job. i went to colorado that time. one of the things i love to hear about is what it was like at the beginning when you first found out that you might be on the short list, you might be getting the call from george h.w. bush to be his running mate? >> well, the process was quite intense. i got a call f

and natural progression bush became the republican party's nominee in 1988 with senator dan quayle from indiana as his running mate, the republican team defeated michael dukakis and texas senator lloyd benson. >> i, george herbert walker bush, solemnly swear. >> during his presidency the soviet union dissolved, the berlin wall fell and met ron noriega was arrested securing the padlock now. then everything came to a head when iraqi's saddam hussein invaded neighboring kuwait. >> we are not walking away until our mission is done, until the invader is out of kuwait. >> president bush reacted quickly, committing over 400,000 us troops and building a strong coalition of allies. operation desert storm had begun. the majority of americans supported the president's decision to throw saddam hussein back into a rack and his popularity rating hit an all-time high, most body was unbeatable for second term but a broken campaign promise. >> read my lips, no new taxes. >> came back to haunt the 41st president. in the fall of 1992 with the war a distant memory george bush lost reelection to former arka

host: we have a statement from former vice president dan quayle. "i had true affection for the man, george bush. he was a completely genuine, decent and honorable person. he went into and out of the office as absolutely the same man. i think that he typifies his character. i have often told my children if you want a role model in your life, close to president george herbert walker bush. the world mourns the loss of a great american, but it also celebrate a life well lived." we've a statement from al gore. " president george h.w. bush served our nation with extraordinary integrity and grace. i will remember him for his personal kindness and for his love of this country. dr and bipartisan respect for speaking up and taking action for what he believed was right, even when doing so was unpopular. he inspired countless americans to volunteer and improve their communities through his points of light foundation. president bush leaves behind an american legacy of the lifetime of service that will be revered for generations." luis from fredericksburg, regin

international progression, bush became the republican party nominee in 1988 with senator dan quayle fromndiana as his running mate. the republican team defeated massachusetts governor michael dukakis and texas senator lloyd benson. >> i, george herbert walker bush, do solemnly swear... >> bret: during his president, the soviet union dissolved, the berlin wall fell, and manuel noriega was arrested, securing the panama canal. everything came to a head when iraq's saddam hussein invaded neighboring kuwait. >> we are not walking away until our mission is done, until the invader is out of kuwait! >> bret: president bush reacted quickly, committing over 400,000 u.s. troops, and building a strong coalition of allies. operation desert storm had begun. the majority of america supported the president's decision to throw saddam hussein back into iraq and bush's popularity rating hit an all-time high. most thought he was unbeatable for a second term. but a broken campaign promise... >> read my lips: no new taxes: to. >> bret: would come back to haunt the 41st president. in the fall of 1992, with the

with senator dan quayle from indiana as his running mate. republican team defeated massachusetts governor michael could you caucu dukakisd benson. >> i george herbert washer bush do solemnly swear. >> the berlin wall fell and manuel was arrested securing the panama canal. >> we are not walking away until our mission is done, until the invader is out of kuwait. [explosion] >> president bush reacted quickly committing over 400,000 u.s. troops and building a strong coalition of allies. operation dessert storm had begun. the majority of america supported the president's decision to throw saddam hussein back into iraq and bush's popularity rating hit an all-time high. most thought he was unbeatable for a second term. but a broken campaign promise -- >> read my lips. no new taxes. [cheers and applause] >> would come back to haunt the 41st president. and in the fall of 1992, with the war a distant memory, george bush lost re-election to former arkansas governor bill clinton. bush traveled to kuwait to commemorate the gulf war in 1993. an assassinat

he was the nominee and he announced that he was bringing on this guy named dan quayle as his vice president and we all said who is that? but he answered every question. he was quite gracious. he really was a nice man. he would talk to you one on one and i think the world's going to miss him. >> that's the theme of kind of everybody's statement tonight in remembering him is what a class act he was and what a gentleman he was. >> absolutely. >> we'll have much more on george h.w. bush, his life and legacy up on our website right now, www.kpix.com. >>> well, the other top story tonight, president trump has issued an emergency declaration for the state of alaska after a powerful earthquake created chaos all over the city of anchorage. several major roadways crumbled and buckled leaving some drivers stranded. reporter ileana diaz gives us a closer look at the aftermath. >> reporter: ceiling tiles came crashing down the moment the earthquake hit. this was inside the studio of ktva, the cbs affiliate in anchorage. its newsroom was nearly destroyed. computers, lights and cameras were tossed around,

i want to read you a quote from dan quayle: nothing was ever a big show with george bush. theatrics of politics ran against his nature and upbringing. he gave the job his best and expected people to notice, and he always did what he thought right. he could have paid more attention to his own speeches and would doubtless have fared better if he had written more of them himself. politics doesn't always reward modesty, however, one lesson of 1992. your thoughts on that. chris: well, there are a lot of lessons of 1992, and one of the things that i've been reflecting on and i want to talk about on "fox news sunday" tomorrow is how much our politics has changed since back then, since the era of reagan and bush, and not for the better. and i'm sure people will hear that and think, well, he's attacking donald trump. i'm not putting this on trump, i'm not putting it on the republicans or democrats. in a sense, i'm putting it on everybody -- dana: yep. chris: we view politics now as a zero sum game, and nothing much gets done. and a lot got done in the '80 and early '90s with the se

the top, more than a dozen members of president bush's cabinet, along with his vice president, dan quayle, and an emotional 43rd president, george w. bush. inside the capitol rotunda, the speaker of the house paid tribute to a remarkable life. >> there was that image of him as a loving father reaching out to hold his son's hand at the national cathedral after 9/11. >> reporter: here at the capitol fd across the nation, flags fly at half-staff. the new york stock exchange observed a moment of silence for the 94-year-old, who passed away friday night at home in houston after telling his oldest son by phone that he loved him. this morning, the younger president bush greeted his father's casket at ellington air force base in houston. ( "hail to the chief" playing ) the extended bush family accompanied the casket to washington aboard air force one, aich was renamed "special air mission 41" for the flight to joint base andrews. mr. bush's service dog, sully, who kept watch at his master's casket overnight, made the journey, too. ♪ ♪ at andrews, another solemn tribute from the military for a man

. >> dan quayle ang those. >> in a different time hes a conservative had done bipartisan legislation with none other than teddy kennedy. >> we want to pause here for a moment. some station will be leaving us and others will be joining us. this is nbc news live coverage of the proceed session for president george h.w. bush. >>> good afternoon. you've been watching live coverage as the casket of george h.w. bush. >> these live pictures from chopper 4 at joint baseandrews. the president's in state r until the ceremony wednesday morning. thank you for jning us. >> today is the first of several days ofemembrance and funeral services near washington for the 41st president. earlier today, air force one lich was temporarily renamed t tonia airsp fieldec in texas. the former president george w. bush along with other members of the bush family sto somberly ha 41 was lifted on to the plane. to the chief was played i know what a cannon salut the plane took off. >> now here if washington, the former president had ride by motorcade to the u.s. capitol. there will be rolling road closures along the

his selection of a running mate, bush: "my choice for the vice presidency... is senator dan quayle of indiana."but voters supported the ticket. bush:"so help me god."as the nation's 41st president, bush's focus returned to international affairs.he presided over the collapse of communism in the former soviet union... and the end of the cold war.he ordered u-s troops into latin america to capture panamanian dictator manuel noreiga. bush:"the responsibility for sending someone's son and today daughter into harm's way rests on the shoulders of the president, so it is the most difficult decision."he would order u.s. troops into combat again... allied with dozens of other countries to free kuwait from iraqi dictator saddam hussein's aggression. the first gulf war didn't last long. in less than six weeks-- the iraqis were booted from kuwait. but saddam hussein remained in power... and held a grudge. years later... a car bombing plot hatched in iraq targeted mister bush during a visit to kuwait.bush:"if you've got to have security, if i have to have it with the secret service, i've got the be

changes just for what we want there bill clinton michelle obama barack obama behind barack obama dan quayle who was. george h.w. bush is vice president and elsewhere in the dignitaries at the front there we've seen supreme court justice clarence thomas we've seen ruth bader ginsburg as well this is an enormous event today i think dick cheney is there as well behind bill clinton i think i saw. joe biden as well this he is there as well it's and it is one of these extraordinary days where so many people from across the aisle as they say republican and democrats come together the death of a u.s. president the casket is making its way now through the streets of washington d.c. from the capitol building to the national cathedral a very somber day in washington d.c. as they say goodbye to george h. w. bush the forty third president of the united states. had a comment from facebook where yes inside the bush family was disastrous for many parts of the world especially the middle east interestingly we have a new opinion piece up that to zero dot com today rory miller wrote this he's a professor of g

tributes like this one from former vice president dan quayle. fbn:am starts right now. it is monday, december 3. there has been a major breakthrough at least temporarily in the u.s. china trade disputes. the u.s. and china caught the truth. they agreed to delay any trade tariffs for at least 90 days while they hold talks to discuss differences. it's an incredible deal. it would go down as one of the largest deals ever made. >> an incredibly positive impact on farming. industrial products. every type of products. >> we had breaking news from overnight. china has agreed to reduce and remove tariffs on cars coming in to china from the u.s. currently the tariff is 40%. the trade truth is oil prices against these oil prices. they are agreeing to cut oil production but just this morning it said it will leave the cartel in january. it has been a member for 67 years. we are now back from the brink. stocks looking to soar at the opening bell. the s&p up 50 and a quarter. and the nasdaq is up hundred and 79 in change. they join us on the breaking market news this morning. we are

dane quayle dan quayle on the left. dick cheney, joe biden, mike pence.le tribute and it's something that the 41st president would have said was too much but he would have loved this. i think, you know, when we talked about jean becker, there was enough time, you know, 2012, in november of 2012, george h.w. bush was in the hospital in texas with pneumonia or bronchitis and i don't know if they went to plan a funeral and he was very sick and hospitalized and so the families have a lot of time to think about what this day would look like, what these moments would look like. but what may have developed since that fall of 2012 is the intensity of the relationships with the former presidents. those friendships are more organic. >> are you watching president carter and hillary clinton? like he is next to the cliffs of moor. he would fall over if he moved an inch to the right. >> this is the next place that our focus will be on and that is andrews air force base. old timers among us always call it andrews air force base. >> i was born there. >> instead of the --

throughout the evening, thousands kept coming including his vice president dan quayle and defense secretarw served his son melania. earlier, mr. trump sent air force one, designated as speciar ultimately in th highest office. his son, former president george w. bush, waved, just as both had so many times as president. back in washington, beneath a water color the sky, his cass ke casket was carried into the capitol. it's where he started his political career a half century earlier as a congressman from texas. inside a military honor guard placed the last u.s. president to serve in comb battle on the same platform which once held the casket of president abraham lincoln. ♪ and tears filled the eyes of some of the most lawyer members of his inner circle. >> president bush personified grace. >> house speaker ryan recalled it was the first president he campaigned and vote the for. >> really drew me into politics. >> vice president pence remembered a letter his son received in august. >> when our son made his first tail hook landing as a marine aviator on the george herbert walker bush, i took t

bush, maria bartiromo sat down for an exclusive interview with bush's vice president, dan quayle.thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> good morning. maria: my condolences to you and his family. share with us what you remember of president h.w. >> well, you said it all in the introduction. george bush was -- he's just absolutely the best. he was a great individual, in my opinion, a great president. he loved his family. he loved his work. he loved the country. and it was such an honor for me to work with him every single day that he was president, i was vice president, for the american people. and a lot of folks, they ask what's the legacy. i said you know, that's a tough question. historians will sort that out. but in my view, his legacy, maria, was accomplishments. he got things done. when he left office, the economy was growing like 5, 6%. the berlin wall came down, eastern, central europe freed from the yoke of communism, apartheid in south africa was eliminated, success in putting saddam hussein back into iraq, noriega apprehended. so many things in a short period o

former vice president dan quayle, wonderful to have you on the program this morning, sir.for your time. >> thank you. >> jon: let's get back to our conversation with brit hume. brit, our brain room does such wonderful research. every president makes history in his own way. but it had been since 1836 martin van buren when a sitting vice president was elected to the presidency to follow the man he had been serving with. george h.w. bush did that and it was, as has been pointed out, one term but a consequential one term. >> it was. it struck me many times, jon, that it was often said of bush he really didn't have vision of where he wanted to take the country, that he lacked what he himself used to refer to as the vision thing which he would say somewhat dismissively. in fact, however, i think it's correct to say that what happened on his watch was vision that had been held by many people in leadership positions for many years came to fruition with the end of the cold war and the collapse of the soviet union. a moment of great opportunity and hope but great peril. it was not g