a couple of anecdotes that will underscore the special character that george herbert walker bush as president. most folks remember him as a great foreign policy president and he was. beyond that, george herbert walker bush passed more domestic and more sick is can domestic legislation than any president lyndon johnson or franklin roosevelt. a lot of people almost don't realize the breadth and debt of domestic achievement and that's one of the reasons it would be good to put all of that in one place in "the quiet man." if there're three or four things that let you take away to take away after reading the book, one of them would be the fact that he came into office after ronald reagan had rebuilt america's strength. ronald reagan made the exceptional investment to rebuild their capacity. although there have been a denial on it, the fact is they took one look at the economic capacity of the united state to build up its military capacity and gorbachev coming into office understood there is absolutely no way they could compete and what he wanted to do was to begin to interact with the u.s. and wes

george w. bush, george herbert walker bush and, as of today, john kasich.thank you for joining us from manchester. you are the most coveted endorser of the granite state in the republican party. you have given the endorsement to john kasich. why? i'm not sure all, any of that is right, but i accept it. i think our party needs to be inclusive and open and welcoming and optimistic and generous. i think john kasich embodies a lot of that. i watched him in various kinds of audiences. i watched the way he responds and he talks a language that people like to hear and inspires confidence. i think he has a great opportunity to win the right number of votes in the electoral college and win. thatnk that is something the republicans can win the election. this is a person that is making a pretty compelling case. mark: everything you said could be said if you endorsed jeb bush. given your longtime closeness with the bush family, why kasich over bush? tom: i'm not going to say anything bad about jeb bush because i admire him and respect him. this has nothing to do with j

john: ross perot got 19% of the vote, 2/3 of which should have gone to george herbert walker bush and would have made the difference. there are a couple of things that have to be looked at to try to explain why history rejected a second term for the president. one of which is the historic fact that since dwight eisenhower, no party has held the white house for more than eight years except once. that was the four years of george bush after ronald reagan. pressureo build up a in this country to change our presidencies on a cyclical basis. if that cyclical theory has any value, it will of extra strong after 12 years. up extra strong after 12 years. reagan and george bush really worked in tandem to bring about some of the major changes. thate bush recognized ronald reagan's build up of our national security system, the defense structure, the peace through strength component of policy, had created the opportunity to deal with the soviet union. you saw a soviet union that could not keep up with the u.s. that is where his personal artful diplomacy made a big difference. charlie: that was his

george herbert walker bush was reagan's vp. they went at it against each other on real issues. orge herbert walker bush was so hypocritical ronald reagan, he called it voodoo economics. he was solid political career. trish: pigs can fly. >> oh, yeah. trish: sit tight, everyone. we'll keep eye on markets. eric is still with me as we watch a triple point gain. huge rally. it could actually be the two biggest days, this back-to-back rally could make for two biggest day point gains in history. so, is it too late to get in on it? there are those who say, maybe it is overblown? we'll debate all of it right after this. stay tuned with more on "the intelligence report" right after this. ♪ trish: check it out everyone. green on the screen, although we come off the highs we saw earlier in the session. nonetheless if we hold on here, at least at current level, the dow is on track to post biggest two-day gain in history pointwise. fox business's ashley webster, live on new york city. he has senior strategist. "wall street journal's" paul vina, along with eric still with us. we have full on

george w. bush, george herbert walker bush, bill clinton, all talking about china before the election. it changed when they became commander-in-chief. that part about walling ourselves off from china which could have to effects for our ofnomy -- it is that sort tough talk, it appeals in the primary, it appeals in an election. its way out ined actual practice. here we see rubio demonstrating the skills, his communication ability. he is talking tough there and appealing to some of the fears on china while also being very nuanced. he does not want to cancel a visit from china's president, he does not want -- he just doesn't want to have any public events with him. he is trying to thread the needle there. he does a pretty effectively. host: and governor scott walker calling for the president to cancel the state is a completely. let's go to richard joining us for mississippi. good morning. caller: good morning gentlemen. thank you for c-span. this is a little offsetting but it concerns money going to the rich. bill goes up power every month, every year. 200,holds now are paying 300, 400 mon

herbert and the walker. >> i always try to differentiate by the maples middle names. >> so you vote for ross, and you end up hurting george herbert walker bush bill clinton who you don't like as much. so that's what happens. you end up helping the person you don't like. lisa: i understand that. and i understand thatt democrats and republicans should have learned their lessons from ralph naturer -- >> pat paulson. lisa: and pat summers. >> yes. john anderson. lisa: 1980. >> yes. lisa: so cute. however. they should learn their lessons, they should run better candidates because what has happened is these two parties become identical, even though they try to identityda themselves, both parties don't want to spend a bunch of money and they run these bland established candidates who don't do the country any good in the long run. >> i -- lisa: no, i'm not done yet. so then you have the donald trump of the world who threaten to leave and that would be a third party candidate, the only independent candidate running. >> uh-huh. lisa: but if rand paul peelsls off, if bernie sanders peels off, if lincoln chafee -- >> lincoln. lisa: and then you've got s

. >> in 1988 george herbert walker bush won 59% of the white vote which translated into 426 electoral votes. 24 years later romney won 59% of the vote. now it was only worth 206 of the votes. isn't that the snapshot of the problem faced by the gop. >> we have to do better with minority voters. it's not just that. you and i talked about the big blue wall. >> put that up on the screen. explain it. >> for the last six elections, last six elections, 18 states have gone democrat in each of those six elections equaling 242 electoral votes. that means you only need 28 more electoral votes of the remaining swing states. they start with a head start. they have a built in advantage now. this is based on past results be p they have a built in advantage. they got a head start in the race. it's like running a mile race and the other guys starting 200 yards ahead of you. >> bottom line, demographics are not on the long side. thank you. >> my pleasure. >>> coming up, is the most important player in the 2016 election about to touchdown in america? hope francis is coming to the united states. is he he

so biden will be like the george herbert walker bush to reagan, to get the four years.bow on the present, you know, a reward for eight years of obama, you get four years of biden. lou: we can do that for people. if i am president for four years. >> the job isn't that important. it's like a gift. lou: i'm thinking interfering with the gift might be people like donald trump, jeb bush, scott walker. >> how dare they? that is just rude! >> that's a strong group of people running for the republican nomination. i've never seen it stronger. >> yeah, you got a lot of governors in there, a lot of young, smart senators. a few wild cards in there with trump and carly and even ben carson who is also wild card, political novices and amazing governors and it's probably the strongest presidential group since the 1300s, lou. lou: the 1300s? >> yes, when our country was founded. lou: exactly, and anticipating as we did in the 1300s, i'm trying tong who was here in the 1300s, the vikings certainly had been. >> the factor had just started. lou: that's right. [ laughter ] >> for almost 800

herbert and the walker. >> i always try to differentiate by the maples middle names. >> so you vote for ross, and you end up hurting george herbert walker bush bill clinton who you don't like as much. so that's what happens. you end up helping the person you don't like. lisa: i understand that. and i understand thatt democrats and republicans should have learned their lessons from ralph naturer -- >> pat paulson. lisa: and pat summers. >> yes. john anderson. lisa: 1980. >> yes. lisa: so cute. however. they should learn their lessons, they should run better candidates because what has happened is these two parties become identical, even though they try to identityda themselves, both parties don't want to spend a bunch of money and they run these bland established candidates who don't do the country any good in the long run. >> i -- lisa: no, i'm not done yet. so then you have the donald trump of the world who threaten to leave and that would be a third party candidate, the only independent candidate running. >> uh-huh. lisa: but if rand paul peelsls off, if bernie sanders peels off, if lincoln chafee -- >> lincoln. lisa: and then you've got s

of bush like being pre-reagan or post reagan as an official bob dole never caught up to george herbert walker bush they were elected to early and served to relieve a learned how politics works before reagan changed the rules. in the house was post being rich before that day that they ever naturally the minority now they're the natural majority. if you think half the people you will love me. it changes how you approach things they to expanding before 2010 on earmarks which prior to that teapartier was considered a sign of virility i brought this back locale manley imi have stolen money from other people. and the obituaries would talk about how somebody brought money back to the district to date they are burning at the dinner table. it is russian. i worry that people don't understand how dramatically they have succeeded already. that we are headed in a different directory - - direction preachy party. to say we started this is an opposition to the bailout and obamacare the bailout happened obamacare is still in place. that was the main driving source. >> not to explain we have the house not the senat

we saw what ross perot garnering 19% of the vote did to george herbert walker bush.t handed the white house over to bill clinton. i think that's exactly the danger that trump would do if he decided to run as a third party -- liz: hank, who do you think throws the first punch after -- >> rand paul possibly. it won't be walker, and it won't be bush. why? they've got enough turf to protect, they don't have to do an awful lot. trump's got to get through this without coming out looking silly, and tomorrow's stories will probably be about donald trump reversing a position or sounding like he's a president. liz: google trends is a beautiful thing, and they have this map, ron, that shows what people are searching on google. and if you look at it, the color that they're all searching for that looks like the whole map is basically drenched in is the color that corresponds with donald trump. i believe it's red. can we show that? >> red. lizly right. exactly. and then the others are maybe jeb bush has certain little pockets, and scott walker has a pocket to, but the rest of them

. >> he said that in june 1989 five 5 1/2 months after george herbert walker bush was sworn in and eight years of reaganism. the economy was doing great. we had 60 years of economic expansion. so it tells you that his message is basically the same whether it was reagan or obama, right? >> well i guess. you're pointing out the timeline in terms of when he was saying these things. but i think he's been very consistent throughout his life and career. >> he hates everybody. >> no. he thinks that he can do it better. but aren't we always looking for someone that can improve on our current circumstances and conditions? isn't it okay to retire to try to come up with innovative ways to create jobs to stimulate the economy, to make americans feel great again? >> can i ask you when he says that america needs serious surgery after reagan doesn't that bug you a little bit? >> listen i was very pleased with reagan. i would go back and i would vote for him again and again. any way we could bring him back and i would vote again for him. that's my personal choice. but i like someone that has a vision an

he later said he had withdrawn because george herbert walker bush was planning to disrupt his daughter's wg with a computer altered picture. that's a billionaire's playbook for trump. what might he do? since escaped mexican drug lord put a price on mr. trump's head he could site the security wish and his family's wishes that he quit the race. the tweet attributed to el chapo says keep f'ing around and i will make you swallow your whore words, you f-king whily. melania is expecting baby number two, his sixth child with his third wife. just like saying a sitting president is going to disrupt your daughter's wedding. i'll be right back with some of your tweets. i have type 2 diabetes. i started with pills. and now i take a long-acting insulin at night. i take mine in the morning. i was trying to eat right, stay active. but i wasn't reaching my a1c goal anymore. man: my doctor says diabetes changes over time. it gets harder to control blood sugar spikes after i eat and get to goal. my doctor added novolog® at mealtime for additional control. now i know. novolog® is a fast-acting, injectable

george herbert walker bush or his sons jeb, whatever the latest bush is is not going to threaten this guy, megyn kelly may just do itp. >> this feels like the first time he's going to be on a level playing field with members of the media. he's had the crowd in the room behind him, single out a reporter in the back of the room attack them. you have these moderators that have credibility. they are tough. chris wallace is a very tough interviewer. megyn kelly is a tough interviewer. how do you think trump should handle it? >> you should say the late karl rove. >> haven't heard from him since. >> these are moderators that are liked with conservatives, he's not going to be abe will to bully them as chris said the challenge he has, he doesn't have a second ago the. that's sort of his way of going about things the reason he's enjoying popularity people see him as someone with a lot of strength. this is a different audience than what he's been going after in the past. >> the movement toward trump has been something to watch in the polls. back in june he asked the question in in a fox news pol

but beyond that, george herbert walker bush passed more domestic legislation and more significant domestic legislation than any president since lyndon johnson or franklin roosevelt. it's amazing that a lot of people almost don't realize the breadth and depth of his domestic achievements and that's one of the reasons i felt it would be good to put all of that in one place, "the quiet man. "if there are three or four thing i'd like you to take away after reading the book, one would we the fact that he came into office after ronald reagan had rebuilt america's strength. the phrase was "peace through strength" and ronald reagan made the exceptional investment to rebuild our military capacity. and although a lot of folks really are in a bit of denial on it, the fact is that the soviet union took one look at the economic capacity of the united states, to build up its military capacity, and gore chef come -- gorbachev in other words there was absolutely no way they could compete, and what he wanted to do was to begin to interact with the u.s. and our western allies. reagan built it up, and bush u

but also, you have the commitment of president george herbert walker bush who helped immediately, anddent jimmy carter here in the form of habitat for humanity. [applause] and you have the commitment of the house democrats who work with the house majority whip, denise scilly's of louisiana. to see that louisiana has what it needs to succeed. i want to especially knowledge governor blunt go for tremendous washington coming to and making the case. it is an honor to be here with you. and because of all of the others this evening that will be have taughtou, you america how to be great. how to survive. not just to survive, but to succeed and to transform into something truly great. and today, let america renew our vow to be there for you on the road to recovery. thank you, new orleans. for your strength, courage, renewal. congratulations on your spirit of resiliency. and thank you for being an inspiration to america. let the music began. in. thank you all very much. [applause] >> please welcome back to the stage mrs. soledad o'brien. oledad: at this time, we wanted to take a few moments to

meachum with us, he's the author of the forthcoming book "destiny and power," the odyssey of george herbert walker bush which is out in november. >> although that title can be applied to the rise of donald trump. >> i know. >> that's his next book. but we're going to talk to john in a bit after we show the clips. and try to put this in historical perspective. >> give me that piece of paper on your computer. we've got trump, romney choked. trump, i'm a whiner. trump, not a politician. trump, beautiful wall. trump, "art of the deal." we don't have trump, john kerry is a baby. we'll save that for later. >> what is a 73-year-old doing riding around on a bike? i promise i'm president of the united states, i won't be riding around on a bike during negotiations. >> he held a town hall where he took questions from the audience for the first time. but first, he met with reporters in a press conference where he talked about issues, his rival as enwhat is and what he would do the first day in office. >> the first thing is building a wall which mexico will pay for. okay? we're going to build it. i know how to do i

herbert hoover ozwas a mining tycoon. george h.w. bush was an oilman. how would historians rate them? >> it's a weak list that you just read. and i think george herbert walker of prescott bush who was already a u.s. senator. and kind of had politics in the family blood. our first president to graduate from annapolis as much as a business person. so the two you're looking at were failures. warn hard warren harding a terrible failure. herbert hoover a failure also. trump is a showman and he's used media to present himself and make money. and a billionaire. there are connections to reagan. and perot seemed to me more real than a traditional doesbusinessman. >> on the other hand it's kind of nice to think that donald trump could go to russia and sit down with vladimir putin and vladimir putin would respect his toughness and they would negotiate a deal. >> in that instance maybe donald trump would be effective. i'd like to see how he would do in china. that would be very interesting. where bluster does not work so well. on the other hand he does speak his mind. i think it's interesting also to look at presidents who have been successful. we always bash politicia

george herbert walker bush the father. bill clinton. w. president obama. rosanna: he said he hasn't heard from them in awhile but this was the first set of phone calls him receive from the former president. greg: very exclusive club. rosanna: a court in jersey reducing a child abuse law saying leave kids alone in a car cases. last month. outside a costco in hackensack. police busted a window to get a out. she was all right. her mother came with another child in a shopping cart. screaming at the mother. greg: she said sorry, sorry doesn't cut it. rosanna: the mother was charged with child endangerment but yesterday's running is from a different case in 2009. a mother arrested for beating her kid in the car, it wasn't hot and windows were slightly opened. the supreme court unanimously sided with that mother indicating some cases can be legal considering time, temperature, distance from the parent and other factors. greg: this footage we are looking at was illegal because it was so hot that day. listen to this. >> i would be nervous for the child to be alone

president george herbert walker bush lifted that embargo.hat was the first step, in fact, moving towards normalization. then came the normalization. here it's been different. it's a different approach. but i think if we cooperate effectively on the areas we laid out today, in civil aviation, on communications, telecommunications and connectivity, on maritime and law enforcement issues, on various environment issues, on health. i mean, there are a number of sectors here where we can actually begin to build trust and build progress. and i don't know, i think that can change things. i think you're also going to see a growing business constituency that begins to believe that there are opportunities for a, you know, mutual benefit in helping entrepreneurs here, but in those entrepreneurs, engaging and creating jobs and bringing products back to america. so, i don't think anybody can make a judgment today, elise. i think this is all new to everybody. let's see how the working group, the steering committee that's been put together works. let's see

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go back to 1992 when there was george herbert walker bush and bill clinton and ross perot, he took votesd we got what, eight years of bill clinton. >> you think the same thing would happen. donald trump runs as a third party candidate. did you think he would get 19% of the vote. perot got 19%. >> i think that donald trump would get more because in a congressional or election type of race you need name i.d. money and message. donald trump has name i.d. he has money and message, that puts you out there. now he said to megyn kelly, an argument, a fight with megyn kelly about women and the question was about women. i'm not going to roll that tape again. essentially it's a fight about women. i don't think that donald trump looked particularly good to women voters what say you? >> he holds the feet to the fire, it was disgusting what he said. stuart: that strong? >> i go that strong i believe he lost a lot of female votes last night, referred to us as pigs that a woman on her knees-- >> megyn kelly was well-briefed and i believe when he said it. >> he said only rosie o'donnell and went after m