a lot of democrats were saying don't give george h.w. bush a third reagan term. umbers were going up, george h.w. bush won the white house. hasn't happened in a long time. the question is where will president obama be at the end of the his numbers are going up now. only early 2015. watch his numbers as we head into 2016. it is possible if president obama stays up above 50 that it helps hillary clinton. no disrespect intended with the s seesaw. >> hillary clinton has to be thinking i want this president, i need this president to be moving this way. >> absolutely. she had to be very happy with the message that he laid out in the state of the union, very aggressive, kind of setting the distinctions between the two paertsds. here's what i would do for the middle class. let's hear represent scans tep -- republicans step up. we heard that where he's saying, listen, these are the battle lines, let's fight. with the clip you played there he was very kind of belligerent, sort of very in your face with republicans. you don't like it, well, we won the last two elections and

the lions had not won a playoff game since george h.w. bush was president.oday. the game was in 1992, against the cowboys, the team they faced today. on the other side, dallas won a game since 1997. first quarter, 7-0. reggie bush, passed the defenders, gets to the outside. scoring an 18 yard touchdown run. the lions, 14-0. late today, 20- 14, less that 3 minutes to play. dallas down set, 20-17. now, williams, dallas is up 24- be 20, look at chris christie. he is a cowboys fan. so, can the lions answer? matthew stafford hit, picked up by the cowboys to lawrence. he fumbles, detroit gets the 1st down out of this place. they are still alive. 4th down for detroit. redeposition, he -- redemption, he gets the down. thirty -- he gets it down. that was the second playoff wince. >> you appreciate it more when you are a little older. >> it was a big one too, at the time. you are too young to remember that -- [ laughter ] >> we had not won one in awhile at that point, too. >> [crying] i did not expect this. this is what it comes down to. [crying] [reporter asking ques

president george h.w. bush -- was newly in office and he signed the bill. ted called me and said you should come down for the ceremony. i had never been to anything like that, and i wanted to. we met for lunch at a hotel, that we were going to walk over through lafayette square. ted was suffering from a lot of back pain. it was clear it was difficult for him to walk, but he insisted he wanted to walk and he never complained. so we started out to go to the white house, 2:15, 2:30, and all the way he was going that damn president is doing this, republicans are doing that. i said, i have to tell you, i like the president. he said, so do i. [laughter] like, don't you know anything? what is that cap to do with it -- what does that have to do with it? that is what we have lost in washington. because you are different you don't have to consider your enemy. the people that could work that way, howard baker, alan simpson, are desperately needed back in office. >> isn't that right. [applause] >> the guy in the bed there -- >> i asked patrick last night it f an idea e

if that was the case ronald reagan brock the law, george h.w. bush broke the law. but they should vent their frustration at the house of representatives, who not only have not voted on the senate bill but have not offered a bill of their own. the president said degreed a lival in nevada pass a bill. the runs have it within their ability to pass a piece of legislation at any time. the other reason i sort of reject the frustration is that we have to remember what it is that undocumented immigrants do in the united states. they pick the crops they process the meat they roof the houses, they do the ugly, nasty painful unpleasant jobs that very few americans have shown a willingness to apply for. every time one of our listeners today eats a strawberry or a piece of chicken their life has been subsidized by the labor of those undocumented workers. so if you really want to deal with the frustration, then we need to have an environment where we're not exploiting people for low-income labor. >> host: gary segura, the co-author of this book: latino america. how america's mos

years the bengels are playing, cincinnati was still looking for the first playoff win since george h.w. bushwas president. now, eupbd accomplice going on it, now, going up the middle and scores the 2 yards down. also, early 7-0 lead now. going in late. the game is tied at 7. they celebrate showing off his moves. now, 2 minutes left in the first half, 13-7, colts, andrew, getting it. in bengels territory. now, he recovers for cincinnati with a minute and 50 left. with time on the turnover. now, grabbing it 67 yards with 10 seconds left in the half. now, cutting the colt's lead 13- 10. 3rd quarter, steps up, puts it away. now, gets it on the run for a 36 yard touchdown. 20-10 indianapolis. luck through for 376 yards and he was 26-10. the 4th year they lost in the firsten round of the playoffs. here the match ups for next weekend. new -- new england will play peyton manning. >> a lot of respect for him, obviously, what he does and still does it is amazing. but, i will worry about the denver defense, that is what i have to worry about. >> what about denver? >> not worrying about it right now. it

ronald reagan and george h.w. bushent along with it in the 1980's, and of course when bill clinton was elected as the first pro-choice president, millions of dollars, hundreds of millions were put into trying to put forward family values as they were called. he wrote support for abortion rights and contraception. also sex education. the issue became not only values, but also jobs. this is very important to understand. planned parenthood is a federal government contractor. 90% of its budget comes from the fact that it provides services. to poor women and many, often middle-class women, as it turns out. far greater than abortion are contraception, also including prenatal care or cancerous greetings -- screenings. a variety of things that every person important in french parenthood had played with federal money. in 1996, clinton responded on the question of welfare reform the "devils deal," which provided jobs for fundamentalists and churches. some of this money also had an impact on international u.s. aid for internation

former president george h.w. bush and his wife barbara, are celebrating a wedding anniversary, their 70th wedding anniversary today. can you imagine? no other presidential couple has ever been married for 70 years. we have some images in our slideshow and a picture of the newlyweds from back in the day. this is january 6th 1945. got married upstate in new york while he was on leave from the navy during world war ii. man, it's incredible. the couple honeymooned in georgia and here in new york city, where they saw "meet me in st. louis" at radio city music hall. and this is a photo from the early 1960s. you can see future president george w. bush standing on the back in the right there, kind of looking off to the side. and this next picture from 1989 the couple stands side by side as the chief justice swears in bush 41, if you will as president of the united states. and here they are in 2012 on the former president's then 88th birthday. before they were married, the former first lady reportedly wrote letters to george h

former president george h.w. bush and former first lady barbara bush. they long ago became the longest married first couple in u.s. history. the photo of them sent out on social media today is the first glimpse we've had of 41 since his hospitalization over the holidays. we're happy to see him home and back in the game. >>> for the first time in 60 years baseball writers have voted in a group four new members to the baseball hall of fame in cooperstown. three are pitchers with nine cy youngs between them. the big unit, randy johnson, pedro martinez and john smoltz, they will join craig biggio. they'll be inducted in july. >>> bernard jordan has died. he came to fame this past summer when he went missing at his assisted living facility in the uk. turns out he conspired with a friend to bust out of there and travel to france because he was a british navy veteran and he felt he belonged with his mates to mark the 70th anniversary of the normandy invasion. he safely returned home, admitted to being naughty and secretive. it brought him newfound local fame a

president george h.w. bush immediated to make a difficult choice. in order to solve the problem he would have to compromise with congressional democrats and risk miss political future. he had promised americans no new taxes during the presidential campaign two years earlier and was voted into office on that promise. but he had also promised to serve his country. and he decided that that was the promise that he would keep. both parties compromised and passed the 1990 omnibus budget reconciliation act which raised the number of tax rates in exchange for limits on annual discretionary spending. the president who began the year with overwhelming approval rating ended with far less support and became the target of attacks from both side of the aisle. the budget deal enacted needed reforms at the expense of the president's popularity. america's gain was president bush's loss, and his decision to put country above party and political prospects makes l an example of a modern row file in courage that is all too rare. we wish that president bush could be with

yesterday was the 70th wedding anniversary for george h.w. bush and barbara.s ago this very day, barbara made me the happiest and luckiest man on earth. that is a sweet picture. >>> vice president joe biden was a busy man yesterday. there were a couple of awkward moments and hilarious ones as well. like when he met republican senator lindsey graham and some of his staff. >> hi caroline o'neil. how are you? >> i knew this would happen. i'll tell you what man, i may be irish, but i'm not stupid. >> no you're not stupid. >> and mr. biden called joni ernst the wrong name. >> oh gail. >> just kidding. it's getting late. >> that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> well it's not late right now. it's very early, 5:21 on the east coast. joined by lauren french. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> we do have to talk about what's being called boehner's revenge. a third term speaker booted colleagues from the rules committee. could this be just the beginning of payback for those who voted against him. >> well, it did come very swift. it was hours after the

ally in the fight against al-qaeda and former president george h.w. bush released a statement calling abdullah a dear friend and partner. succeeding him will be his half brother crown prince salman. >>> coming up three of youtube's biggest stars get the chance to interview president obama in front of a live online audience. >> plus a vietnam war vet thought his prize class ring was long gone, how he met the maryland man that kept it safe for decades. >> but up next caught in the act, find out what a virginia realtor is accu a remote that lives on your phone. more wi-fi in more places. a movie library you can take wherever you go. internet speeds that have gotten faster 13 times in 12 years. at comcast, we're creating new possibilities. together with time warner cable, we'll be able to extend those to more people. comcast and time warner cable. together is better for more people. >>> caught on camera a virginia realtor is captured allegedly stealing liquid pain medicine while showing a home. the richmond man installed four security cameras after his wife di

a 70th wedding anniversary to former president george h.w. bush and his wife barbara. >> taking to twitter saying "70 years ago this day bashl bra pierce of rye, new york made me the happiest and luckiest man on earth. the bushes have been married longer than any other first couple in u.s. history. >> congrats. >>> still ahead, some mcdonald's running out of fries. wait till you hear what they're serving instead. >>> surrounded by fire with nowhere to go a family forced to drop a 4-year-old from the balcony. >>> plus midair collision. a scary moment for a paraglider caught on camera colliding during a jump. >>> welcome back everybody. the stock market has extended its losing streak for 2015. the dow is down nearly 500 points in the past two days. a 4% drop from its all-time high at the end of last year however, the price of oil, that's causing most of the concern here crude dropped another $2 to close at just $48 a barrel. >>> a big lawsuit has been filed stemming from the sale of beats headphones to apple. a former business parter of dr. dre' say

a milestone tonight for former president george h.w. bush and his wife barbara. celebrating 70 years of marriage tweeting "70 years ago, this very day, barbara made me the luckiest and happiest man of earth." married longer than any first couple in history. we salute them tonight. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the real money team is back. saving you none 2015 and the one thing you can start tonight. they say it will save you $1,000 by the end of the year. >>> also at this hour unlocking history. they are opening america's oldest time capsule. we'll tell you what's inside. what did paul revere and sam adams leave us? >>> and don't look down tonight. the daring adventure above the ground. two fearless climbers trying to make history by doing nearly the impossible. we'll take you up with them coming up. introducing... a pm pain reliever that dares to work all the way until... the am. new aleve pm the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour strength of aleve. [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ]

middle, about that big, twice as big, three times as big as any of the others was the picture of george h.w. bush with joe dimaggio and ted williams. and you could tell which he thought were more important in the scale of things. it was a wonderful picture of each of them. and he explained that he awarded them some kind of presidential recognition and they had taken the picture in the rose garden. and each had signed it. and i said, who a great picture. and i meant it just as a photograph. a superb picture. again the faces that are indelible for us. about two weeks later a big tube arrives at our home and it was the picture. he gave it to me. in the letter, accompanying letter -- they were talking about that he wrote nice little notes. this wasn't a nice little note. this was a real letter. he explained that each of the three had signed 33 of the prints. they made 99 prints. they all signed all of them and each got to keep 33 of the 99. and he said that joe, who always professed to play only for the money sold his to ted. [ laughter ] but here he's got the 33 pictures of his. he said he had a few

a 70th wedding anniversary this morning to former president george h.w. bush and his wife barbara. >> bush 41 yesterday taking to twitter saying "70 years ago this day barbara pierce of rye, new york, made me the happiest and luckiest man on earth." the bushes have been married longer than any other first couple in u.s. history. >> congrats. >> absolutely. >>> well still ahead some mcdonald's running out of fries. wait until you hear what they're serving instead. >>> also, surrounded by fire with nowhere to go, a family forced to drop a 4-year-old from the balcony. >>> plus, midair collision. a scary moment for paragliders caught on camera colliding during a jump. today there is only one park for every 14,000 americans. connection to nature is a right that the trust for public land is fighting to preserve. from boulevards to ball fields and ponds to playgrounds together we have saved over 3 million acres of land. a park is a gift that is worth protecting. help support the trust for public land and the gift of parks today. >>> welcome back, everybody. the stock

today former president george h.w. bush and his wife barbara celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary. married on january 6th, 1945. they are the longest married presidential couple. it take a look at the anniversary wishes lighting up social media first the groom himself tweeting 70 years ago this very day barbara pierce of new york made me the happiest and luckiest man on earth and george w. bush posting a photo on instagram and writing happy 70th anniversary to the longest presidential married couple in history. we want to send our best wishes to george and mrs. bush. now the real winter danger is about to hit us. get ready for artic blast. it will smack two thirds of the nation. live team coverage is next. >>> this is a fox news alert. it is not over. in fact, it is getting worse. today a snow storm creating a nightmare in dozens of states. but now it's getting worse. a blast of frigid air is set to hit two thirds of the country, putting 240 million americans in a deep freeze. scott williams? >> good evening, greta. g

the last of these ships, the "george h.w. bush" cost $7.6 billion to build due to its serving as a transition platform in which many new ideas associated with what was then called cvnx were tested.(b-jp r(t&háhp &hc% this platform now referred to as the ford class has come in, according to a late gao report, at $14.3 billion. representing about 85% of an annual shipbuilding budget of $16.3 billion. now, i understand that those ships are built over a five-year period. but the annual budget remains the same. in addition, the carrier strike group costs well over $6.5 million a day to operate. not an inconsiderable sum given our current fiscal environment. thirdly, the system is increasingly ineffective. as more and more resources are dedicated to defending the platform from harm. cruisers destroyers submarines that used to have offensive missions have been subsumed into an anti-culture. anti-air. anti-service. anti-submarine. with less and less room in their magazines being left for offensive missions, offensive mission loads like th

you have more of the establishment who have been saying for a decade -- plus, george h.w. bush supported giving citizenship back to illegal aliens back in 2001. it's not a new idea. people have been outnumbered in recent years but they think there's an opportunity to make changes and get the president to deal with border security first and they are enthusiastic about it because they think their idea is going to prevail. this is the general election. this is about the primary right now. >> which is your favorite show to do on fox newschannel? >> five. high fives all around. >> we know that you are happier today, you're back in the political scene. have fun this cycle. thanks for joining us. >>> ahead, what's it like spending 19 days climbing up a 3,000-foot rock wall using only your hands and feet? you're going to hear from the remarkable hair who just concurred el capitan, next. . >>> it's the fastest 7 on television. seven cursory minutes, one convicted host. first off, to yosemite national park. it took 19 days and a boatload of determination. kevin jorgeson and tommy caldwel

president george h.w. bush and barbara bush celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary. they marked the milestone on twitter posting this photo 70 years ago this very day barbara pierce made me the happiest and luckiest man on earth. how sweet. >> a trio of star pictures and a legendary slugger baseball's highest honors they were named to the hall of fame. it was the first time in 60 years four players were chosen in the same class. one player was left out mike piazza. the snub after the third appearance on the ballot 28 votes shy of induction to cooperstown. >> so long new jersey. another company is leading the garden state and taking up 1,000 jobs with it. >> lorenauren simonetti has more. >>> good morning everybody. 43 years mercedes benz moving it's headquarters to atlanta georgia leading to the loss of up to 1000 jobs. although it is not clear how many workers were transfer south. he met with chris christie and other state officials who worked to get them to stay in new jersey even offering them tax exceptions. it is home to coca-cola and home depot. they bring it c

it's only happened since 1948 and that is when george h.w. bush won in '88.ut i think he has a chance. i like him. >> what do you think? >> i don't think he has a chance, but it will be great for us. >> the gift that keeps on giving. >> he's so likable you just want to pull for joe biden. here's the only thing i saw during the speech, i saw elizabeth warren standing up quite a bit. i think he's going to be the one. i never saw this coming, a lot of people said she's a viable candidate. but the more and more you hear about her, she seems like the right one. >> she's like oh. >> i think joe biden would be a better candidate than elizabeth warren. >> better than hillary? >> i think he would be a better candidate, yeah. i think that she's going to -- look she's going to get somebody against her. biden is a logical guy to get in. for a guy his age, he looks pretty good. >> yeah. sure when you swim naked -- >> whoa! >> did you make that up? >> no, it's true. >> way tmi. >> we have facts. >> really. >> you saw pictures, by the way. he's kind of like your buddy on op

former president george h.w. bush are celebrating their 70th anniversary today. they married in 1945 and went on to have 16 grand children. the bushes are spending a quiet day at home alone together which seems perfect to me. happy anniversary to them from all of us at the five, we're back in a moment. you have to excuse me. . >> longly the king. dad? dad? come on. get up. >> now who would perpetrate something like that on kids? we're right back to walt disney, you're not old enough to remember old yeller. bambi, it's ridiculous. and kids have to watch this stuff. why don't you put something positive on. look at that poor little lion having to go and see if his daddy is all right or not. >> these things tell a story. and that's what they're supposed to do. >> you keep putting some things up on the screen, not sensical stuff. then i get it. but here's how to deal with adversity. the purpose of this segmentment is a study done. fairy tales are too bleak for kids, but is it a good learning tool? >> thank you for bailing me out on that. is it a good learning tool? >>

bush who said "i love bill clinton" as they talk about the relationship between each to be -- george h.w. bushnd bill clinton. it seems to be a constant source of cable chatter. guest: governor bush is a formidable candidate. he knows what you need to run for president and i think he would not beginning into this if he did not think he could be formidable. one of the blessings we will have as a party is we will have a lot of formidable candidates. while i think he will be a strong candidate, we will have a number of strong candidates. i expect him to be involved in the first debate. guest: i believe he is running. the hurdle for him is going to be who else gets into the race. if him getting in early scares off the chris christie's, scott walker's, k sick come out of the race -- governor kasich out of the race. jeb bush can win the primaries by doing what rummy did which was end up winning about 35% every state -- what romney did which was end up winning about 35% every state. if more of the what -- moderate wing gets in, they will be dividing up that 36%. it will be interesting to see who ends

. >> well former president george h.w. busharbara are separating their 70th wedding anniversary tonight, they were married in 1945. mr. bush was -- tonight he tweeted, 70 years ago this very day, barbara piers made me the happiest and luckiest man on effort. congratulations, president bush and mrs. bush. >>> harvard professors learn the hard way be careful what you wish for especially when it comes to obama care. two new york city police officers have been shot, a live update when we come back. >>> three-term new york governor mario cuomo was remembered today as an advocate for the voiceless and powerless. dignitaries at today's memorial included bill and hillary clinton, attorney general eric holder, new york mayor bill de blasio and former mayor michael bloomberg. two men are in custody tonight following the shooting of two more nypd officers, it happened just a stay after the funeral for one of two officers. david lee miller has the latest tonight from new york. >> a late-night shoot-out from the brojs left two new york city

george h.w. bush, jimmy -- bill clinton, i mean -- and ross perot. it looked like he could be a factor, but then it fizzled. >> en 30% of the polls at one point. >> he talked about aliens and have you problems. [laughter] -- had a few problems. [laughter] but if people do not believe that the parties are looking out for their interests, we have had third parties before. the republican party was at one point a different party that was more attenuated to the populace but culturally it was not part of the system, and that made it more different. >> thank you. [laughter] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] >> up next, we will hear from trent lott and an interview with robert byrd. this was part of the c-span 2006 documentary, "the capitol." flex from the rotunda -- >> from the rotunda you enter the building and then enter the extension built in the 1850's. you see a stark contrast in the decorative

george w. bush. in 1988, george h.w. bush, the vice president ran as closely as he could to reagan. republicans thought whoever the democratic nominee in 2016 would be would have to be following that bush model, running far, far from barack obama. now this raises the possibility that continuity could be a stronger message in 2016. >> that's why i think the important thing -- we'll get on this again tomorrow night as we have more time, steve and susan. selection of john podesta as to be aide to hillary clinton tells me they're going to stay close together with obama. this is going to be a team effort, so far. since the midterm losses, obama has been president audacity, what i call him. days after the midterms he announced a historic climate deal with china. days after that he announced executive actions to effectively legalize millions of undocumented immigrants to this country. in mid-december he moved to normalize relations with cuba, a big deal historically. then came his current populist push. he announced the proposal to make two years of community college free. mandate six week

this is a man that lead conservative foreign policy for reagan and george h.w. bush. we also know that republican senator john mccain will be arriving here today as well and then of course other members of this delegation are going to include condi rice nancy pelosi. just folk prs the u.s. and what's interesting is the bigger question which is what's the administration hoping to accomplish? we know we'll talk about terror and isis and what's happening in yemen but it's a bigger question of how much the obama administration needs all of these other people to help this relationship evolve. especially with the new administration here and also i do want to mention earlier today we heard from the ceo as you mentioned and it's interesting. he came out swinging and he was doing this on the sidelines of a global investment conference that most people here thought would get put off because of the death of the king last thursday but officials decided to go ahead with the conference. it was quite a big deal and we also understand that the ceo was talking about saudi arabia becom

after the first gulf war, george h.w. bush's approval rating what was? 9%? any lasting judgments made about this race that the time -- >> those numbers are the only thing that mitt romney had to look at to make a decision. if you were the number one red columnist by 25% of america, and you decided hey, you know what? i'm getting out of the game, guys don't think that way, politicians don't think that way. i'm ahead, i'm going to win this. >> he just said what your mind said for 30 years. they don't mean anything. but they mean something. all of the polls besides ahead to, they were into the 60s. >> when you're testing the waters you look at the polls? >> can anyone beat hillary clinton on the republican side? >> i don't think she is a great candidate? i never thought she was a great candidate. we were talking about this backstage just now. >> speak for yourself. >> he is not going to say anything on camera like this. >> you can't predict these elections. if hillary runs a great campaign, she's unbeatable. >> what evidence is there that hillary will run a gre

john sununu former new hampshire governor and chief of staff of the white house under president george h.w. bushme start with iran. menendez, senator menendez saying the president's talking points on iran and now he's lined up. what do you make of the delay until at least the 24th of march for a vote? >> look menendez was right the first time but the democrats in the senate with a little pressure from the white house has given him a month and a half breathing room. look, the timing is not the issue, it's the silliness of the policy. this man is negotiating with a country that is determined to have nuclear weapons, and there is no way he is going to keep them from going in that direction, unless he negotiates tough and hard and does it with the backing it up if you will with the might of the u.s. in some respect. he does not know how to negotiate. he gives the store away. and this is a very critical store he's giving away. lou: another alleged giveaway that's the unilateral normalization of relations with cuba. do you see that as exactly the same analog? >> you know, everybody wants to end up wit

bush who said "i love bill clinton" as they talk about the relationship between each to be -- george h.w. bush and bill clinton. it seems to be a constant source of cable chatter. guest: governor bush is a formidable candidate. he knows what you need to run for president and i think he would not beginning into this if he did not think he could be formidable. one of the blessings we will have as a party is we will have a lot of formidable candidates. while i think he will be a strong candidate, we will have a number of strong candidates. i expect him to be involved in the first debate. guest: i believe he is running. the hurdle for him is going to be who else gets into the race. if him getting in early scares off the chris christie's, scott walker's, k sick come out of the race -- governor kasich out of the race. jeb bush can win the primaries by doing what rummy did which was end up winning about 35% every state -- what romney did which was end up winning about 35% every state. if more of the what -- moderate wing gets in, they will be dividing up that 36%. it will be interesting to see who en

helps george h.w. bush's campaign. 2011 when he declined to run for the white house. running against the bushes that machine, that will be difficult for the governor. >> interesting. this morning you a story, the 2016 turning into a fight between veterans and newcomers. how do you assess the big picture? >> you have huckabee romney jeb bush all the names from the past running against a new class of republicans. scott walker, ted cruz rand paul. who is going to lead the republican party in the post-obama era? that's the generational flight. >> robert costa, appreciate you joining us this morning. if chris christie does run for president, he needs to bay ware of this photo. the lessons learned from martin o'malley on a horse. that's next. ♪ with the incredible fuel efficiency of 38 mpg highway... ♪ ...you can feel like royalty in the nissan altima. ♪ now get great offers on the 38 mpg highway nissan altima. nissan, innovation that excites. want to know how hard it can be... ...to breathe with copd? it can feel like this.

yes, i'm talking about president george h.w. bush. remember this? two weeks ago on his 9th birthday. that's scary any time. i wouldn't do that on my 18th birth d.a. that is not crazy enough for president bush. he likes scary stuff like jumping out of a plane. yesterday president bush 41 took a big risk, this time it was with me. he got in a cart with me at the wheel. now, that sounds dangerous, doesn't it? but i was his designated driver at a charity event in maine. well, mrs. bush, of course she was there she didn't ride with with me. she is way too smart for that president obama has been repeatedly threatening congress saying if congress won't act, he is just going to pick up his phone and pen and act without them. well, that's just silly politics it doesn't make the president look like a leader. it makes him look like a bully. >> now, this is one of the strangest things. politicians who don't like fox news talk about us all the time. they just can't help themselves. i love it every time they get all revved up about fox, we get the free advertising

or george h.w. bush. who had all the powers of the presidency at their control, and the people decided they wanted to get rid of them. and they could not maintain their power regardless of all the formal levers of power when the people decided we want somebody else. ultimately, the people and the way people vote determines what's going to happen in american politics. and provides a leveling factor and a change factor that can take care of the extremes. now, when this report came out from bpc of all the things that should be changed bpc took it to capitol hill. and started showing it to congressional leaders on capitol hill. and one of the leaders they went to, a very appropriately, was senator mcconnell, the republican leader. and senator mcconnell said, look i don't have time to go through it all. will you take it to senator alexander? whom i listen to on these issues. he wasn't being rude. he was just being realistic about the kinds of pressures that a leader has. and the bpc staff said to me, well, you

george h.w. bush, went on to become president. only 18.6%.'s look at your side. 2008, president obama, of course, stunning kind of knockout of hillary clinton there. hillary came in third past john edwards. everyone was saying what, a defeat for hillary. look at '92. tom harkin. bill clinton two-term president, 2.8%. richard gephardt won paul simon, the senator not the singer, in second place. and there is michael dukakis at 22.2% and he went on to be the nominee. what was that like? were you there in iowa as a top campaign official, how do you deal with that? >> hundreds of times i was there. the funny thing about '88, on the republican side i've been to iowa almost enough to register to vote. the funny thing about '88 was we knew iowa wasn't a state for a massachusetts -- we had no normal connections there. our goal was to finish third in iowa and as long as we finished third, we figured we could go to new hampshire and we'd have some -- we wouldn't be knocked out. so our only goal in iowa was not to be knocked out. but i'll never forget dr

. >>> for the first time since the george h.w. bush administration -- >> she will not seek a fifth term in 2016. the former marin county supervisor served in the senate since the early '90s. leann? >> reporter: i have to tell you no surprises here. boxer was not asking for any campaign contributions, which to many seemed a little odd. now, the press was constantly asking her if and when she would announce she was running for reelection. today the senator finally put the matter to rest in a way we have never seern before. >> i will not be running for the senate in 2016. >> reporter: the announcement was previously recorded. noticeably absent was the press. instead, boxer's grandson asked the scripted questions from her living room. >> it is so critical they say progressive. i want to help our democratic candidate for president make history. but you know what? i want to come home. >> reporter: this morning the senator called those closest to her, including napsncy pelosi who was on her way to this press conference and missed talking to h

george h.w. bush the clean air act.sident nixon launched the epa and ronald reagan in 1984 said i'm proud to be one of the first to recognize that the states and the federal government have a duty to protect the natural resources from the effects of pollution. how did we get from there to here? i tell people who are incredulous, how can people deny evidence and data? i say follow the money. trillions of dollars in carbon still in the ground. people the richest corporations want to harvest that carbon. that is why we have this debate about facts. act evidence about data. >> yeah. well put. you can quote scripture any time you want on this show. >> dr. halter what if we do nothing the next two years? >> it will be a full-on disaster. you can expect higher highs, lower lows. you can expect more intense tornados down tornado alley. the droughts will deepen. the wildfires will worsen and everyone on the street by the way, will be paying more for the groceries. but you know here's -- that's what could be. but change is opport

. >> jimmy: yeah, cloudy water. [ laughter ] i want to say congrats to former president george h.w. bushis wife barbara, who celebrated their 70th anniversary yesterday. seventy years, wow! [ cheers and applause ] that's actually the longest presidential marriage since john adams. or as barbara calls him, "my first love." [ laughter ] the one that got away. you guys hear about the earthquake in texas yesterday? no one got hurt. but some areas near dallas, texas actually expeirenced a 3.5 magnitude earthquake which some blame on fracking. however, scientists say that it was more likely aftershocks from chris christie celebrating at the cowboys game. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] how did we get it? you're happy. >> steve: rude. [ laughter ] he's a governor for gosh sake's. >> jimmy: this is very interesting here. the co-founder of the dating website okcupid, sam yagan, admitted yesterday that he was -- he's never met someone online, because he was dating his future wife when he made the site. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yeah. of course, his wife was like, "aww. wait,

george h.w. bush got the third term for reagan. other than that we've not had a third term two terms of a party followed by a third term by the same party since fdr and truman. those were extraordinarily different circumstances. >> karl rove appreciate it. thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >>> policy of the program i can't decide for everybody who they want. later on our question of the day is going to deal with this very issue in terms of who you want to be the candidate. the republicans, coming up november 2016. our policy here is going to give as much access to every candidate, so that by the time you go to the polls, you will be an informed voter. >>> coming up next tonight, one of the largest israeli newspapers reporting that france's president did not want prime minister benjamin netanyahu to attend the rally this weekend. >> the palestinian problems this aggravates people who are affiliated in any way with the arab people, who live in the west bank and gaza. >> here we go. carter blaming israel again. ralph peters resp

those planes went into service 25 years ago during president george h.w. bush's time in office. >>> well we're not flying air force one anytime soon but if you're in the market for a new set of wheels or love cars you'll want to listen up. the 2015 philly auto show is set to roll into the convention center this weekend. take a look. mayor michael nutter kicked off this year's show by driving a pretty nice aston martin into the convention center. one of the 700 current, concept and classic cars on display. here to give us a preview, kevin mazukala. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. that car is not quite as fast as air force one, but pretty darn fast. >> if you need anyone to drive it around for a while, or if you want to give it to me i'm here. >> it's yours. you would look great in it. >> i would love that car. there is some changes this year for folks who have gone in the past and want to say i've been there. there are new things. >> there is something for everybody and they'll find their next. a lot of preproduction vehicles coming straight out of detroit

george h.w. bush sitting at 90% in the polls. no one wants to run.ario cuomo says i'm interested in this. and in december he says i might win this thing and that's the moment he gets out. i wonder if there is something about that. >> mr. mayor, you mentioned meeting the kid earlier. i'm going to ask you about andrew cuomo and ask is he compensating or overcompensating for his father's limitations? >> i don't accept that his father had limitations. but andrew is quite a fella. you may remember that when we were in office we gave him this position to do with the homeless. and he just sort of never looked back from that. i don't say that we are entitled to any credit for his asencendsy. >> why not? >> i take the blame for it. but it's interesting you should mention mario's quote because i supported barack obama. and charlie rangel and i went to south carolina. but the closest i ever came to say anything negative about obama is that you campaign in poetry but you govern in prose. i have never seen anyone who can use a teleprompter in superior fashion to

john sununu former new hampshire governor and chief of staff of the white house under president george h.w. bushgreat to see you. let me start with iran. menendez, senator menendez saying the president's talking points on iran and now he's lined up. what do you make of the delay until at least the 24th of march for a vote? >> look menendez was right the first time but the democrats in the senate with a little pressure from the white house has given him a month and a half breathing room. look, the timing is not the issue, it's the silliness of the policy. this man is negotiating with a country that is determined to have nuclear weapons, and there is no way he is going to keep them from going in that direction, unless he negotiates tough and hard and does it with the backing it up if you will with the might of the u.s. in some respect. he does not know how to negotiate. he gives the store away. and this is a very critical store he's giving away. lou: another alleged giveaway that's the unilateral normalization of relations with cuba. do you see that as exactly the same analog? >> you know, everybo