in the same way that george w. bush -- the kids that gorge and barbara bush had, all revere george h.w. bush, almost this -- this larger than life figure in their lives. they have this absolute palpable he reverence you sense when you're around them. that's sort of hard to navigate when you're telling the story. >> you're an expect on lbj and i wonder how you compare and contrast lbj first with 41 and then 43. what's in common and what is different. >> well, they're all from texas. >> automatic texans. >> consider themselves from -- they consider themselves texans in a major way. i think the one thing that strikes me -- we were talking about george h.w. bush's legacy before the talk today. i think that he may well be remembered as our best one-term president. certainly the best one-term president of the 20th century. there's no doubt in my mind. other presidents who compete for that, maybe back-handed compliment, james polk and others, but i think he'll be considered one of the best. so his one of the few presidents

at one point i came here and viewed president george w. bush's painting and she had president george h.w. bush invited me back to their apartment. she could not have been more lovely inhospitable. the one phrase that comes to mind is always tough as nails. they have such a love affair, the first lady and the president. known for their landmark love affair. a marriage lasting 73 years. what an accomplishment. in the wake of her death, a love letter from president bush to then fiancÉe of from world war ii this morning going viral. he reads in part. this may sound melodramatic, but if it does it is only my inadequacy to say what i mean. barr, you've made my life full of everything i could ever dream of. my complete happiness should be a token of my love for you. did you experience that in any way, how their love impacted their children's lives and of course when you came into the picture, the family had grown so much. it was a real strong unit. >> it carries always through. i'm working with the commissioner and i think it's multigenerational t

all the family, certainly, just with george w bush? yes. there was jeb bushin george w bush? yes.h in florida who many thought would be a serious campaigner, candidate for the republicans. she was involved in that. encouraging and inspiring and, you know, her legacy is extraordinary. she engaged in media and politics and everyone spoke highly of her role. it is significant. the legacy that she leaves behind, it is always difficult to summarise, but be her family. if you look throughout the yea rs, family. if you look throughout the years, that is the message. she communicated to people of the importance of keeping family and friendships close because of the end of the day that is what matters. when people heard that, that is what they will think of when they look back on her life. it is an important message and one she held onto the very end. you are a former speech writer for george very end. you are a former speech writerfor george hw very end. you are a former speech writer for george hw bush. very end. you are a former speech writerfor george hw bush. what influence do barbara

bush and his wife former first lady laura bush from the george w. bush presidential center in dallas. i was the morning after her death. >> there's a lot of condolences pour in and laura and i and her entire family are grateful for people's prayers and sympathies. it's an end of a beautiful life. maria: it was an incredible life, a life well lived but it's never easy. i know that. and you know, all of the comments that morning about your mother are about how warm and wonderful and what a leader she wabut also tough and nails. >> she was warm and wonderful until you got out of line and she wasn't too warm and wonderful. she was awesome. >> funny and fierce and set her mind. a great role model fore for sure. i learned how to be a first lady. maria:ias reading when you were first lady, it was easier for you than it would have been because you had your mother-in-law. >> i had my mother-in-law. and of course i watched her the whole time she was first lady. when she campaigned for president bush. and i actually mad the conversation with her earlier on whe

george w. bush had had a religious experience.ep. >> and i was very, very moved, timothy, when i saw president george w. bush push the wheelchair of his father. >> i share that, i was moved too, and it was a reminder of how extraordinary this family has been, whether you agree with them or not, they have provided leadership over this country for a long time. and barbara bush is the unspeaken hero, unspoken hero, the one behind them. in a sense, she was the one pushing them. now she's gone and w. is helping his father. i think one of the things we all should remember today is how human these are. you know, our presidents, our first ladies, are so far away from us. we don't really know them. jeb's eulogy and susan baker's, jon's, they all gave us a sense that that person, that impish marvelously smart person we thought was there was there. she was a human being. on this day, that's something we ought to remember. >> you were obviously moved as well. >> yes. >> i was listening with you and i could see. >> yes, i was really struck by

george w. bush and first lady laura bush at 8:30 a.m. this morning on fox business. trade your earnings are driving stocks higher. the dow up 213 points. yesterday predicted sharp. >> the stock down over 5% after disappointing earnings report. u.s. stock market futures looking better. up 48. s&p up while in the nasdaq, too. cheryl: stocks open higher on the backs of the games as you can see this with the come is cacm dax all of the green. gerri: stocks in japan and south korea up over 1% overnight. cheryl: fox news confirming a report that cia director mike pompeo met with north korea's kim jong un to lay the groundwork for north korea u.s. senate. "fbn:am" starts right now. ♪ cheryl: 5:01 a.m. in new york. when they come april 18th and m. cheryl casone. gerri: good morning. and gerri willis in for lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning. and amazing women. former first lady barbara bush. gerri: 73 years of marriage and 17 grandchildren. turn to the wife of the nation's 41st president and mother

and george w. become two-term governors of florida and texas. and george w. became the first president since john quincy adam to fol lore his father to the white house. barbara got to see the museum and library open in 2015, historic moment with all five former presidents and first ladies sharing the stage. there was a run of jeb making a run for president and his mom said in the press, we've had enough bushes in the white house. she later switched her position saying he was initially hesitant of the idea she changed her mind but quote our problems are so profound that america needs a ledder to renew the promise. with his mom's blessing jeb announced his candidacy for presidency. mrs. bush suffered from a handful of health problems and hospitalizations. looking back at her extraordinary life, few first ladies have been embraced by the american people like barbara bush, the may tre matriarch of n day political dynasty. >> george bush has really brought to my life the most exciting times. george has

george w. bush had this to stay in a statement, mom kept us on our toes and kept us laughing until the end is i'm a lucky man that barbara bush was my mother. our family will miss her daily and thank her for her prayers and good wishes. one of her grandsons, george p bush, and commissioner the state of texas writing my grandmother didn't just live life, she lived it well and the sorrow of her loss is softened by the knowledge or impact on the family and country. flags lowered half staff outside the george w. bush presidential library and college station, across the country ordered by

n george w.oks from mom. >> another chief of staff andy card there arriving as well. this is the funeral, kate, of a first lady and former first lady but for all practical purposes, it could be the funeral, almost, given all the dignitaries that are there, of a president. >> it's incredible. as kristan said, she was so humble to think not this many people would show up to celebrate her tochlt john's point, barbara bush told laura bush, if you have a disagreement with your husband, keep it between the two of you while he's president. and that was about not wanting to undermine her husband's policies. and i think it's just incredible how beloved she was. this is also a wing of the republican party that's changing a lot. >> james baker, former secretary of state. susan baker will be delivering one of the eulogies, very close friend of barbara bush. they are there as well. brings back for a lot of us who covered the bush administration a lot of memories. john? >> let's go back to the gulf war. again

george w. her son, of course the 43rd statement put out a statement laura, barbara, jenna and i are sad but our souls are settled because we know hers was. barbara bush was a fabulous first lady and a woman like any other who brought lefty, love and literacy to millions. to us she was much more. they said all along barbara was going to do it her way. we knew she came back here to live her final moments at the home here in houston. the former president 73 years of marriage with her holding her hand and with her the last moment. amazing to think the longest presidential marriage in history 73 years they were married. what they saw, what they accomplished. just truly remarkable. that is all coming out last night into today. you can believe there will be many more tributes to come over the course of the next few days. back to you guys in new york. steve: she was the mother of the president franklin pierce. who was the 14th president of the united states? steve: there is so much to this family. and

george w., i heard him say several times, that his dad is given him unconditional love. that is true. all of this baloney about george competing with his father is just ridiculous. they are devoted to each other, and there was never competition. my george is putty their hands. i must confess. i think they feel loved. if i have a legacy, other than being the enforcer, that i raised, along with george, a great family. >> barbara bush, thank you. >> thank you. that's it. girls. >> the interview with barbara bush took place five years ago during our series looking at america's first ladies. she died tuesday at the age of 92.

george w.tion of being the wife and the mother of two american presidents. she was like a grandmother to the entire country of the united states. matriarch of a huge clan of lovely family members. there are some images of barbara bush. this evening we reported to you early this week that she had made the determination that she wanted to stop treatment and that she would receive comfort care. here's a look back at the life of barbara bush. >> barbara pierce bush developed a love for language early in her life. as the daughter of a career magazine publisher, her mother and father read to her beginning the day she was born. on june 8th, 1925 in queens, new york, . she met george herbert walker bush at a christmas dance when she was 16. >> i don't know anyone funnier than he is. >> they were engaged within a year and a half and married in 1945. when george returned home from the war. the couple moved more than two dozen times during their marriage. they settled in midland texas in 1950 where george

george w. bush went on to win the presidency. >> the president-elect, george w.h, will become the 43rdes ent of the united states. >> narrator: as john mccain returned to the senate, to many republicans, he was an outsider. >> it had been bad for him in the republican caucus. he had been booed at one point when he walked in. he really felt like these are not the guys he was comfortable with. they didn't have that much in common. he was really a bitter man in those days. >> he was angrfor the way he was treated. he was angry because his staff were not asked to be part of the new administration. he was angry, because he thought george bush was playg to the most conservative elements within his own party.d anfor all those reasons, he felt alienated. to >> nar mccain positioned himself as the voice of dissent in bush's republican party. >> mccain came out of the 2000wn campaign do the idea that he had become a brand. he represented something to the american public of independencea pragmatism, isanship, and he moved very aggressively to maximize the leverage of the br

george w.h, leaders across the globe, this one says laura, barbara, jenna and i i said that souls are settled because we know hers was. a woman unlike any other who brought levity, love and literacy to millions, to what she was so much more. we are hearing from people who used to work for the bushes, the former chief of staff, the office of george hw bush, how is 41 doing? he is brokenhearted to lose his beloved, his wife of 73 years. we expect more from leaders around the globe. >> married over 73 years, 17 grandchildren. thank you so much. for more on barbara bush's legacy, presidential historian doug lee. thank you for coming in this morning, you were able to meet the bushes multiple times, share with us one of your favorite stories about barbara bush. >> i worked with the bushes. one of my favorite stories, she would use her humor, she had catty humor but she would use it for good purpose and i was chairman of the washington charity dinner and she was honorary chairman so we sat next to eac

mrs bush was the wife of george bush senior and the mother of george w bush. george hw bush described her as a relentless proponent of family literacy. mrs bush, the only woman to have seen her husband and son sworn in as us president, had been unwell for some time and had declined further medical treatment. she said she wanted to spend her last days in comfort care with her family. laura trevelyan looks back at her life. barbara bush was a commanding matriarch. only the second woman in american history to be both the wife of a president and the mother of one. she was married to the 41st occupant of the white house and raised the a3rd. born barbara pierce, she met george hw bush at a school in world war ii. barbara was credited with helping his political career by keeping a cardfile of everyone he ever met. it all paid off when george hw bush was elected, first vice president to ronald reagan and then president. the office of president of the united states... barbara wore her trademark pearls at his inauguration, confiding they hid the wrinkles in her neck. it

george w.h in the republican primariesn 2000, you had to make a virtue of what was at your disposal. what was at his disposal was this great personality and this great sense of humor and this true reformer, maverick spirit. and the decision was to go out and put it on dilay. >> i'll be satisfied with whatever the voters decide. thank you. okay, guys.e >> narrator: hd put together a coalition of moderates and independents, and in a key primary, he upset george w. bush. >> victory over the favorite son... >> been an extraordinary political day as the voters of nehampshire have spoken... >> the mccain win was so overwhelming, the fact that he won in every demographic... >> the primary night itself, i think he loved it. i think he loved the experience of new hampshire. >> (crowd chanting): john mccain! >> narrator: mccain's victory sent shockwaves through the bush campaign and the party establishmen >> people don't realize how much the republican establishment was nervous about john mccain. they re

george w, i heard him say several times, that his dad has given him unconditional love. that is true. all of this baloney about george competing with his father is just ridiculous. they are devoted to each other, and there was never competition. my george is putty their hands. i must confess. but, i think they feel loved. i hope, if i have a legacy other than the enforcer, that i created, along with george, a great family. >> barbara bush, thank you. mrs. bush: thank you. that's it. girls. >> the office of george w. bush released a statement, my dear mother has passed on at the age of 92. we are sad, but our souls are settled because we know hers was. barbara bush was a fabulous first lady and a woman unlike any other who brought love and literacy to millions. to us, she was so much more. mom kept us on our toes until the end. i am a lucky man barbara bush was my mother. we thank you for your prayers and good wishes. announcer: women's rights. woman: sex,"wonder power, and the quest for debora b. spar and others. america in turmoil -- women's rights." ♪ >> this month on c

the office of george w. bush to released a statement, my dear mother has passed on at the age of 92. we are sad, but our souls are settled because we know hers was . barbara bush was a fabulous first lady and a woman unlike any other who brought love and literacy to millions. to us, she was so much more. toes until on our the end. i am a lucky man barbara bush was our mother. we thank you for your prayers and good wishes. washington journal, live with news and policy issues that impact you. on wednesday morning, discussing the supreme court immigration ruling and steve russell will talk about congress's role in the syria conflict and a discussion of the republicans tax bill. live at 7:00 eastern. join the discussion. here is what is live on wednesday, the house is in a 10:00 a.m., in the afternoon, they will work on irs hills, including identity protection. c-span2, a consumer financial protection rule on auto loan financing. the senate is in and 9:30 a.m. c-span3, officials will take questions about u.s. po

what he did do about george w. bush was an assumption a lot of cartoonists made early in the election and early in the presidency. they drew him as stupid. cartoonists that got to live longer came around on that. they decided he wasn't a stupid president, but at this point, that is how herblock is depicting him. under the control of dick cheney and his father, and ignorant about world affairs. this particular cartoon was actually drawn during the 2000 presidential election. as you can see in the last year and a half of his life, again the ideas are solid. he's expressing an opinion. he has come up with an opinion, and he's able to see a way to -- conceive of a cogent way to express it, but the drawing style is a lot weaker, he is using pace downs when he can't correct the errors with his pen. the white house, as the the substitute for the sitting president, appears quite frequently in mr. block's cartoons when he wants to talk about policy rather than personality. that can be the white house and conflict with congr

flags lowered half staff outside the george w. bush presidential library and college station, across the country ordered by donald trump, and the former first lady will be laid to rest, to the daughter she and george lost to leukemia at age 3. it is ultimate going to be the resting place of president bush himself at the library. here's some reaction from well-wishers there tonight. >> her activism continued on past her husband's presidency, superactive. >> the whole bush family, hope they can get over this tough loss. >> broadcast to the masses about the funeral. it will be held on saturday in houston. it is a private affair, invite only. and the respect in houston on friday, mrs. bush will lie in repose from noon until midnight on friday, in houston, you can go to the website with more information. with the schedule of activities in the next few days. the country says goodbye to barbara bush. condolences pouring in, the nation and the world on the loss of barbara bush. donald trump and first lady milania trump noting her gravest a

i know george w, i have heard him say several times that his dad has given him unconditional love. that is true. this baloney about george competing with his father is just ridiculous. they are devoted to each other and there was never any competition. my george is potty in their hands, i must confess. in their hand is, i must confess.

i could play golf with george w and throw him off the golf course for profanity. we are very very close, george and i because we did a lot of things together as mothers and we went through some tough times. he was my hero, still is. it hurts when people criticize george w and don't ever do it in front of me or behind me. >> you are one of the most admired women in the world and -- >> y? >> i will tell you why. i'm going to tell you why. you are a straight shooter, you say what is on your mind. >> i have given that up for lent. >> what a great interview and conversation. the public is invited to pay their respects for former first lady barbara bush this friday between 12:00 pm and midnight at st. martin's the piscopo church in houston. rob: the private funeral service will be held friday before barbara bush is laid to rest, george hw bush presidential library. barbara bush passing away overnight at the age of 92. we see two travelers so at a comfort innal with a glow around them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choiceho

president george w. bush calling it the end of a beautiful life. lucid and kept her sense of humor until the end. george h.w. bush said the outpouring of love is getting them through this. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." the funeral for the former first lady is planned for saturday at st. martins church in houston. we'll speak to her pastor, reverend russ levinson who was with her when she passed away and will

block believed that george w. bush had a strong affiliation with religious groups, christian religious groups in particular. one of the issues that mr. block drew cartoons about for decades was on equality and civil rights. he really believed that african-americans deserved an equal chance and an equal opportunity. and eight years after the passage of brown v. board of education, the was supposed to desegregate the public schools and universities and give everybody an equal education, in 1962, he pointed out that that still was not the case. there were states in the country that had chosen to shutter their public schools rather than desegregate. we have a little girl holding a birthday cake, an african-american girl holding a birthday cake. she's telling the white gentleman standing next to her that she's 8. and the james crow public school is on the other side of the fence. she's locked out. mr. block would republish this cartoon every year for 15 years. until public schools were accessible to children. it didn't

this is what george h. w. bush said. i always knew barbara was the most beloved woman in the world and, in fact, i used to tease her that i had a complex about that fact. but the truth is the outpouring of love and friendship being directed at the enforcer, president bush's words, is lifting us all up. we know life will go on, as she would have it. but, president bush says, so cross the bushes off your worry list. barbara bush. thank the president and the yield of the floor. >> tonight i want to talk about the passing of an extraordinary woman, a woman who captured the hearts of americans across every spectrum. barbara bush is one of the most popular peoplewa in america, and for good reason. one of only two women in history of our country to be both first lady of the united states and also the mother of the president. she consistently use those platforms that as she would say god graced her with, for good causes. our mini story of what i account was shortly after president bush's election, she went to an aids hospice her

s only universally admired, whistle blower. >> george w. bush. john kasich, george h.w.ush. >> he performed for them all. >> supreme court justices. >> to rave reviews. >> people seek it out. to me that kind of encapsulates the power of the pucker. unfortunate leap his whistling hasn't always been used in harmony. back in '95, then house majority leader, dick armey summoned chris to a tense budget negotiation. he wanted a song. but it wasn't come together or we can work it out. it was dixie. and the government shut down shortly after. >> so you could argue that these li lips shut down the federal government. needless to say chris won't do that again. but 20 years later he is not just not whistling dixie anymore. today using his talents almost exclusively for the most apolitical purpose of all. >> prepare yourself here we go. >> it transcends the partisanship of washington. >> virtually every day up to eight times a day, chris whistles happy birthday. for free, to people all over d.c. >> happy birthday. >> whether they work, in cubicles or oval offices, democrat or republ

george w. bush, i have never heard express any regret about not pardoning scooter libby. george w.h thought that the crimes of obstruction of justice and lying to the fbi were serious enough that he wasn't going to pardon him. i think that they are the same crimes that people like mike flynn and paul manafort -- paul manafort has been charged with a lot of things -- >> rick gates. >> the kind of crimes that rick gates and the people around donald trump have either been charged with, pleaded guilty to, or look like they are vulnerable of being charged with. so to create a narrative, the likes of which they've created on fox news, which you've just showed, which is sort of shocking. i've done that too, though, before. when people ask about what happens next, and i think that comment about eating your wheaties and fortifying yourself is a good one. i think what happens next could be nothing. i think fox news is conditioning the company to accept a pardon for someone like scooter libby so they can accept a pardon for everyone in donald trump's seemingly corrupt enterprise. >> the crime

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former president george w. bush releasing a statement saying in part, my dear mother has passed on. we are sad but our souls are settled because we know hers was. his father, former president george h.w. bush, said to be brokenhearted after losing his wife of 73 years. in a statement, his chief of staff revealing he held her hand all day and was at her side when she left this good earth. and former president george h.w. bush also said to be stoic but staying strong during this time and, diane and kendis, on saturday a private service is planned for about 1,500 guests including several former presidents and first ladies. >> we'll all be watching that service, indeed. janai, thank you. and we're going to have much more on mrs. bush's life in just a few minutes including her response when she was criticized for being old-fashioned. >>> right now we turn to the engine explosion on a southwest airlines flight. the woman who was killed and nearly sucked out of that plane has been identified as jennifer reardon, a bank executive and mother of two from albuquerque, new mexico. passengers are

george w. bush was following tradition, reporters came out into the rose garden, waited for him but i wanted to see his demeanor, the nuances of the story, i wanted to see what he thought about it. i walked over to the french doors, still in the rose garden, i walked over to the side to look into the oval office through the french doors and i saw him very upset, walking, pacing back and forth, people like steve hadley, national security adviser, why is he so angry? there were two people by me, a friend of mine who worked at the white house and all of a sudden, he peers out the door and he sees me and mind you, he is angry. he sees me as we are waiting for him to announce the change in history on many levels. he sees me and he does this. the tension in the room immediately breaks. steve hadley, who did he look out the window, that is april. and not only that, george w. bush intrinsically knew that barack obama had an uphill battle, number one, being the next president but 2, being a black man, t

chief of staff at george w.h's office in hudson reports he held his wife's hand all day on tuesday while being at her side while she died. >> sandra: her family was reading to her all the way through the last days and hours. that is what she wanted. >> bill: more coming up on that. in the meantime there is a lot of reaction now about a secret meeting between the c.i.a. director mike pompeo and the north korean dictator kim jong-un. ed royce has more on that coming up live in a moment from the hill. >> sandra: plus an explosion on a southwest flight leaves a mother of two dead. how the airline is responding and the story passengers are telling about the terrifying moments miles up in the air. >> it felt like we were at our highest altitude. we heard a large, loud bang on the left side of the airplane. and learned later it was the engine that blew. hello, aloe. kelp is on the way! with herbal essences bio:renew made with active antioxidants that work from the inside out... to help animate lifeless hair. let life i

president george w. bush remembering his mother during an exclusive interview with maria yesterday. >> r. and i went over to see her week ago saturday. we had a wonderful visit. she was strong, lucid. she and i were needling each other. the doctor came in and she turned and said you want to know why george w. is the way he is? the doctor looked somewhat surprised. because i drink and smoke when i was pregnant with him. dagen: by the way, that is a story president bush will steal from president bush and tell about their own mothers and fathers. you will hear that years from now in the south. show in the billboard really quickly. my friend who is a huge fan of the bush family sent me this. lamar advertising, honoring the former first lady. farewell, first lady barbara bush with strings of pearls. we will be showing you more of that interview. willie was a breathtaking, hilarious interview with the former president and first lady laura bush that maria did yesterday. coming up, willing to walk out. that is t

>> i had done a book like this about george w. bush and his presidency when it came to an end and i wanted to continue but basically the idea to move beyond those presidential rankings bringing those brightest minds together they were not obama specialist but with immigration and foreign policy and then what puts the presidency into perspective and then to present that with those november elections to take place that was the idea with a discussion of how this fits in the history of our president. >> it is broken down into a dozen chapters you not only edited but wrote a couple of the chapters how did you divide those top areas? to those major themes the politics of the obama administration so one example is on the table from day one and dealing with that issue i wrote a chapter with the relationship with the conservative movement and with the conservative media that is an important one day or two days but impacted everything it could or could not and another is the counterterrorism so all of those are themes that occur to shape th

legal battle over the golden states immigration laws, and celebrating a life well lived president george w. bush and former first lady laura bush reflect on the passing of barbara bush as they sit down with me, hi, everybody thanks for being with here i'm maria bartiromo welcome to sunday morning futures. key lawmakers say the james comey's memos about his conservation with president trump prove he was politically bias while the inspector general recommends criminal charges against comey's ex-deputy andrew mccabe. this is where the ig's next report in the clinton e-mail investigation, reaction on all of that from the house intelligence committee chairman devon nunes coming up. and on their way in the golden state san diego the very latest county to back the trump adminitration's lawsuit which challenges california sanctuary state laws. we speak with one leader from that county who says enough is enough, and remembering a woman of great and grit. we will highlight the extraordinary life and legacy of barbara bush in my exclusive interview with george w. bush and former first lady laura bush

bush's eldest son, george w.a mixed tears and laughter when they talked about the former first lady. >> we had a great visit. she was funny. >> needling us. >> she said you want to know why the george w. is? because i drank and smoked when i was pregnant with him. i had a beautiful visit with her. when it looked like yesterday morning on the phone. she didn't say much, but i told her i loved her. >> casey stegall leave from houston. casey? >> still the classic sense of humor all the way up till the end. a very heavy police presence, harris, outside of the funeral home here in west houston where mrs. bush was brought last night and where she's being prepared for public viewing on friday. she is going to be laying in repose at the family church that they attend here in houston. the st. martin's episcopal church from noon until midnight. saturday, her private funeral will be held, invite only and more than 1,500 dignitaries expected. from there, mrs. bush will be taken by motorcade to college station, texas where sh

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before we talk about trump, i think we should step back and i think john would agree, if jeb bush or george wgeorge p. bush ran against the pope, her loyalties would be with her family members, so, you know, trump is not that. so, you know, the thing about trump, and i think the thing that, you know, you -- late at night on an emotional night, i may put this more bluntly than the family would like me to, but trump is just the anti-ethos of what service was and the republican party was to the bush family. and i would say the people for whom trumpism is the most galling are the people who served the bushes. the people for whom trump's bathing in how the office can enrich himself personally, how his companies can benefit from his high office, the people who are most galled by that are the people who watched the bushes in office. and, so, i -- you know, can't ascribe every sentiment to the bushes, but she was on the campaign trail with jeb bush to make an important point, not just her love for her son, but her belief that elections matter, that that election mattered. and that her son, or someone

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