as bill noted i did write for former president george hw bush in the white house and i have also spoken at the baseball hall of fame and museum in cooperstown but for me, this is as quintessentially american as to speak at the library of museum of the leading american president of the 20th century and also among the greatest since america's birth. at one time or another almost every american and express a view into institutions that are ours, franklin roosevelt did. in the history of baseball in the white house is the first to explore it's only an american 20 of ours. after all, father would speak on the day before father's day, i'm told, it may not know the color of his children's eyes but he can explain why he feels a certain president to be a boom or a bust. and mark, you remember her, forgot her favorite nephew's birthday but not what [inaudible] hit in boston's forever magic place in 1967. in 1950 that great philosopher to be yogi berra was honored by his hometown of st. louis and i would like to thank all the people who made this day necessary, he said. most presidents from baseba

she was the regional director of the small business administration under george hw bush. in 1996, she was elected to the u.s. senate. since then, she has never missed a roll call vote. that is more than 6600 votes in a row. the people of maine clearly trust and admire senator collins and said to her colleagues. for the past four years, she was ranked the most bipartisan member of the senate. we talk a lot about the importance of public service. her unbroken record of constituent service and for filling her constitutional duties pretty much defined that term. today she is here to help us better understand her work to stop the out-of-control increases in prescription drug prices. she works closely with her colleagues in both parties to carefully study this issue and oppose evidence-based solutions. earlier this year, she introduced legislation to eliminate pharmacy gag rules that prevent patients from knowing the lowest possible cost for prescription drugs. last month, the judiciary committee passed legislation cosponsored by senator collins that will increase petition and

rob: of biggest fan, former president george hw bush.obs and created thousands of dollars for charity. jillian: a colorado man shocked when an invited visitor show up on the back porch, four mountain lines, first time he had ever seen the animals. rob: the ugly. a prisoner climbs on the roof of a police car after escaping through the window. his ride caught on camera, the texas highway patrol propaganda mcgrath as cops pulled over and he was cost. jillian: where did he think he was going to go? coming up at 5:00 donald trump keeping another key promise. >> remains will be coming back. we will start that process immediately. rob: tim kennedy calls this the most significant accomplishment for our troops since d-day. he is live in the next hour of "fox and friends first". ♪ - my family and i did a fundraiser walk in honor of my dad, willy davis, who has alzheimer's. i decided to make shirts for the walk with custom ink. the shirts were so easy to design on the site. the custom ink team was super helpful and they just came out perfect. seein

not gossip in that regard the first idea i honestly had was the first plane trip i took with george hw bush on the campaign and 88 he said sheila ride in the limo with me. and he said what is with the problem between nancy and my wife? i said what are you talking about? they just don't get along and i said i honestly have never saw that or you that in the subject never came up again. mrs. bush called me and told me i was so thrilled i was working for her husband and then gave me the list of instruction that i cherish in the most important is every time you go to a hotel you gather up all the shampoos and soaps and put them in a bag and bring them to her. take all the stuff to a homeless shelter. she had bagged this bag for one -- this big. she was extraordinary. i found bush one -- mrs. bush very funny but she could not tolerate being singled out and praised. one time princeton the day before the election i said to george bush you know you will win admit it. he said no i don't know that and he started to walk away and he said i will tell you something if i do win this country will fall in l

i did interview george hw bush about about ray getting said history will have to judge his accomplishments. it is very like him to be humble but after he was shot on the floor bush came to visit him and reagan was on his hands and knees wiping up water. that was a week and touching moment. >> hot springs arkansas good morning. >> i look forward to reading your book i was a tadpole is grade school when jfk was assassinated that lbj was in the same city and the governor was in the same limousine and lbj was on the same plane when he took the oath of office today take serious measures to avoid after that? >> it is interesting what is happening at that time and johnson social secretary talks about coming into office when the white house is straight in black fabric there is no inaugural celebration it was a dark cloud and a difficult time and i described it in the book and then to put the windows down and that was part of a larger conspiracy jackie kennedy said she wished almost wished it was a conspiracy that the idea that her husband would die because of one man was upsetting to her. when jfk

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senate for setting a record this week, 23 appellate court nominees confirmed, the most since george hw bushyan bounds in the ninth circuit for comp located reasons but a reminder with the brett kavanaugh confirmation this is a team sport when you have 50-49 majority you all got to show up. >> i'm giving a miss to turkey for its continued detention of american pastor andrew brunson who has been two years behind bars on trumped up charges. president erdogan is against him and other american hostages but i'm afraid they may have to exact more leverage to get results. >> if you have your own hit or miss tweet it to us, that is it for >> a fox news alert. the fbi releasing hundreds of pages of documents on the wiretapping of court a page during the 2016 election. the heavily redacted document accused former trump campaign advisor of quote - collaborating and conspiring with the russian government. hello and welcome to a brand-new hour inside "americas news headquarters". i am arthel neville. >> i am mike emanuel form eric shawn. report of the first time the government has publicly released reque

joe watkins the former maid no george hw bush opinion former cruz campaign spokesman with a big welcome to my crew. rick to you first, how must trump approach this putin summit? >> well i think he is approaching the way dan coates outlined. he should keep the summit and keep the appointment and speak directly and firmly with vladimir putin, saying he knows -- we know exactly what they are doing. and there will be consequences if he doesn't change his ways. he has -- he has an opportunity to demonstrate that he can be strong. my suspicion is putin will loie to him and he will accept the lie and we'll all lie to each other which i don't think is healthy. the danger is that we are supposed to look at how russia interferes. we know how they interfered. and we are supposed to look at how to stop them from sbfrpg in the future. because in this case they clearly helped donald trump and in other cases it looks like they helped the republicans but that may not always be the case. we have to figure out how to stop russia. there has to be consequences for interfering with elections. this is just v

senate for setting a record this week, 23 appellate court nominees confirmed, the most since george hw bush botched the nomination of ryan bounds in the ninth circuit for comp located reasons but a reminder with the brett kavanaugh confirmation this is a team sport when you have 50-49 majority you all got to show up. >> i'm giving a miss to turkey for its continued detention of american pastor andrew brunson who has been two years behind bars on trumped up charges. president erdogan is against him and other american hostages but i'm afraid they may have to exact more leverage to get results. >> if you have your own hit or miss tweet it to us, that is it for york. >> announcer: from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and positions you for the week ahead. we have two titans of technology. my exclusive interview with the ceo of microsoft, satya nadella. then the ceo of sap, bill mcdermott. but first deirdre bolton is standing by in the fox business newsroom. with everything

senate for setting a record this week, 23 appellate court nominees confirmed, the most since george hw bushotched the nomination of ryan bounds in the ninth circuit for comp located reasons but a reminder with the brett kavanaugh confirmation this is a team sport when you have 50-49 majority you all got to show up. >> i'm giving a miss to turkey for its continued detention of american pastor andrew brunson who has been two years behind bars on trumped up charges. president erdogan is against him and other american hostages but i'm afraid they may have to exact more leverage to get results. >> if you have your own hit or miss tweet it to us, that is it for of our top stories, president laying the foundation for a second summit with russian leader vladimir putin sending the dems and the republican and rye knows and national left wing media into dizzying heights of hysteria we take town pandemic of trump derangement syndrome tonight. the president of the judicial watch joining us as white house strategist gorka and while rhinos between for political

among the previous recipients are president george hw bush, president carter, and that line of the civil rights movement of the 1960s, congressman john lewis. the man we argue tonight has already done his place in the history of this country. you will hear more about him in a minute from ben barnes. the award will be accepted tonight by megan mccain on behalf of her father john mccain all of you know her as a prominent television personality who is cohost of the view, and regularly appears on many other television programs. she is also an american columnist and author. the award will be presented to her in a little bit by linda johnson rob, and lucy johnson. after remarks by megan mccain, our own mark overgrow, now the president and ceo of the lbj foundation, will leave the conversation with megan mccain and rick davis. who is rick davis? rick davis has for many years been senator mccain's chief strategist and political advisor. he served as a national campaign manager for senator mccain's presidential runs in 2000 and 2008, and was in charge of all campaign activities. he unquestionably

senate for setting a record this week, 23 appellate court nominees confirmed, the most since george hw bush nomination of ryan bounds in the ninth circuit for comp located reasons but a reminder with the brett kavanaugh confirmation this is a team sport when you have 50-49 majority you all got to show up. >> i'm giving a miss to turkey for its continued detention of american pastor andrew brunson who has been two years behind bars on trumped up charges. president erdogan is against him and other american hostages but i'm afraid they may have to exact more leverage to get results. >> if you have your own hit or miss tweet it to us, that is it for this we show, thanks to all of you for watching. see you right here. >> fox news alert, special counsel robert mueller's team reach researching out to an ongoing witness in his in best litigation -- investigation, with close ties to donald trump. welcome to a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. >> new developments unfold, the president is responding to a new revelation, michael cohen secrecy recorded a conversation with donald trump where

joining us now is john sununu, former new hampshire governor and chief of staff under george hw bush.cratic party has some real problems before 2020. they have still the issue of their super delegates. they've tweaked it but that's liable to screw up the process again. the three major candidates biden, warren and sanders will all be in their mid-70s by 2020 and the socialist wing of the democratic party is catching all the headlines. so they are going to have problems not only in 2020 to try to create candidates with an attractive identity but they may have serious problems in 2018. >> sandra: as far as the timing of announcing the runs, why is that so crucial? >> well, the only thing important is to visit new hampshire, of course. [laughter] but beyond that, it seems like they all feel they have to announce earlier and earlier and earlier. >> sandra: why is that? >> well, it's just because the fundraising process now the so complicated and so demanding. they have to go to los angeles and new york and washington and chicago and all these liberal democrats to raise money and the first

hw bush. a war hero and in his final days by all accounts. i believe george w.ents. he along with -- >> and a wonderful slogan, by the way. >> but you said, the bushes in general have been terrible to president trump and to candidate trump and president trump. do i do get that part of it. but i would prefer that he focus his fire on george w. bush who i think is frankly, although republican, politically, pretty reprehensible although he said in the entire obama administration, i hold my tongue because he deserves that and then trump with the exact opposite way, done nothing but castigate. >> joe. >> the president ran, president trump ran against the bush legacy in very many ways. >> this isn't about the bush legacy, steve. i mean, he had the choice of going after president george w. bush and saying a lot of things. he did not choose to do that but insult a war hee owe, president fr from his own party. colin powell ran the thousand points of light foundation and bipartisan appeal. kind of a beautiful thing and it is the opposite of what donald trump is doing to t

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