our guest host george p. bush. >> if you take out the p. sounds like we have george w. yes. ryan i'll toss to him and act like he's here and we'll have more with george -- this george bush, i'm glad to have this george bush. nina, so 1996 is when you founded this company, and it's a huge deal at this point? >> it's been 16 years and one of the fastest growing companies in the country, seven years in our country we're proud of that. >> how many employees now? >> over 4,000 people in north america, the united states and canada and made an acquisition of probate a software as a service tool that managing contingent labor in billions of dollars to spend now so we're truly global. >> not everyone knows what the company does, a staffing vendor management and information technology company. >> we're in the ever growing industry of providing i.t. temporary labor to the fortune 500, which by the way the united states hit an all-time high for i.t. workers for the united states for the sixth month in a row. >> so in, i'll let you ask this question, could you do it, do you want to

bushes? chelsea clinton works for nbc news as a special correspondent. hillary, chelsea, jeb or george p.? >> i think it's a bush next. >> bush next. >> young george p., jeb's son, is already active. >> bush but also griffin, stewie in 2024. >> helene? >> no question about it, bush. >> why does nobody say hillary clinton who could run in 2016? that's my prediction. thanks to a great roundtable. howard fineman, kelly o'donnell, helene cooper and major garrett. that's the show. chris will be back next week with a special preview of convention week.

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because it is ultimately leadership here that we are p putting center stage. >> george bush had the mbaot a chief executive officer of a company. knowing business is one thing. i'm an observer of ceos but the hardest thing it would seem to me and john touched on it, you know, when gordon ran continental, he could get anything done or attempted to get it done. quh you're running a country and you have a congress and you don't know where that congress will be so you have that issue. plus, when it comes to the economy, you have a world economy now. it's so much bigger than this place. it is europe and everything else. so you can be the best ceo in the world. you can provide leadership but it doesn't mean you can really i don't believe necessarily move the needle on the economy. >> i think -- >> sue? >> that's something more -- forgive me. i think there's something more fundamental, gordon, about the differences of the two. you know the job as a ceo. maximize the return to the sharehold shareholders. they don't get fired or laid off. if you run a country like america, you have many differen

p 90 x with him at 6:00 in the morning. very, very nice guy. but to pool the latinos as george bushnow george bush and certainly romney is no george bush, bush did a great job at getting out latinos. but mitt romney and paul ryan team are just not going to be able to do that. if they had mario on the ballot, on the ticket, i think they would have got a lot of latinos. >> geraldo: i think they would. congressman price, you know paul ryan. you may not work out with him. i don't know but you are good friends. how do you think he did today? he went to the villages. he went to the heart of the medicare recipient community in florida today with his mom. do you think that he can get over the initial reaction from mine and your mom and others that this guy is scary because he is going change things? >> i did what the other side didn't believe he would do and that is go right to the seniors in the state of florida and speak to them and say there would be no changes under our plan for anybody over the age of 55. no changes. the fear mongering is simply not true. i want to address the issue yo

george w. bush. we will go after obama's foreign policy, saying that this country can't lead from behind. beyond foreign policy, she will try to put a friendlier face on the g.mented paying there is room for women and for minorities -- we are going to get condoleezza rice. the secretary of state, condoleezza rice. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you so much. good evening. good evening. good evening. distinguished delegates, good evening, fellow republicans, good evening, my fellow americans. we gagger here at a time of significance and challenge. this young century has been a difficult one. i can remember as if it were yesterday when my young assistant came into my office at the white house to say that a plane had hit the world trade center. and then a second plane. and then a third plane, the pentagon. and later, we would learn this a plane had crashed interest a field in pennsylvania, driven into the ground by brave souls, who died so that others might live. [applause] from that day on, from that day on, our sense of vulnerability and our conce

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p addresses the delegas shory after a video honoring his father. the texas congressman, ron paul. also coming up this hour, tributes to a pair of former presidents, george w. bush and his father, george h.w. bush. here inside the convention hall, anticipation is building for tonight's acceptance speech by the vice presidential nominee, paul ryan. i'm wolf blitzer. we're here on the convention floor along with cnn's erin burnett. it's going to be an exciting night for these republicans who have gathered here. >> it is. they've just begun their night as well. you just heard the pledge of alien lee jans. let's go up to john king here. let's listen first. ♪ o say, can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what proudlye hail at the twilight's last gleaming? ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched were so gally streaming? ♪ ♪ and the rockets' reglare the bombs in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that ourlag was still ther♪ ♪ oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave? ♪ [ applause ] >> please welcome -- >> that was a beautiful, beautiful