they are now heating up presidents bill clinton and george w. bush side by side. ill clinton put his arm down they would hold hands. bush under fire for charging $100,000 to speak to veterans wounded in the iraq war. more on that story coming up. >>> 50 million people clin edcked on this image of a 4-year-old girl. she is dead. why has no one claimed her? who is responsible? the mystery coming up. bring us your aching and sleep deprived. bring us those who want to feel well rested. aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid... plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. be a morning person again with aleve pm. expected wait time: 55 minutes. vo: in the nation, we know how it feels when you aren't treated like a priority. we'll take care of it. we put members first. join the nation. thank you. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >>> george w. bush and bill clinton together on the stage talking politics. one the husband of a democratic presidential candidate, the other of a republican candidate. let's listen in. >> even those who are less likely to vote for

and george w. bush came back and said, when i was in the oval office, the circumstances were such that i had to decide decisively and make quick decisions. that's a direct quote. we obviously remember george bush for saying those things when he was in the oval office. so i think you are still seeing a very interesting combination of warmth and friendship along with some very real differences in world view. >> so michael, i think back historically to the roots of this relationship. i think back to the 2000 campaign and i can remember george w. bush running in 2000. the slogan was we'll restore honor and integrity to the white house. a clear shot at bill clinton. that was the campaign where george bush sr. came out and he gave clinton an ultimatum. i'll give you a month to stop talking about my son. otherwise i'll tell the world what i think of you as a man. 15 years later we're at a very different place in this relationship. >> that's what is so nice about this. in 2000 who would have imagined that not o

[applause] [applause] >> former president george w. bush addressed the 2015 graduating class of southern methodist university in dallas in mid-may. it was his first commencement address since leaving office. the george w. bush presidential center is located at smu. [applause] george w. bush: thank you all. thank you. thank you very much. president turner, thanks. members of the board of trustees , faculty, staff, parents, most importantly the class of 2015. i thank you for your warm welcome and i appreciate the invitation to be with you. when i mentioned this speech to some of my pals, they were surprised i was going to give it . i haven't given a commencement speech since leaving office. my decision is quite practical. i got a phone call from my landlord. [laughter] gerald turner. [laughter] rather than raising the rent or threatening to hold the security deposit, i was relieved to hear him ask if i believed in free speech. [laughter] [applause] i said it yes. he said perfect, here is your chance to give one a. -- give one. as a proud memb

we also reached out to george w. bush's office for comment but have not heard back. bring in john, cheryl of vote vets.org as well as a former aide in the george bush sr. white house. >> how are you? >> doing all right. john, let me start with you. i heard mentioning what another ventura thought about this and we can understand the real sense activities here given the import of the issues. what do you think? >> i think he should give the money back. it is pretty simple. the optics are terrible. >> is it the optics? or is there something wrong with this? >> there's something wrong with it. the fact that he took the money and it was three years ago makes it you know bad for him politically. bad for his brother politically. donald trump is tweeting about this thing. this is a president who was not popular inside the military. he evaded service in vietnam. didn't show up for his flight physicals. there's a lot of politics. >> i want to say -- >> look -- >> i'm anchoring the show. there are a lot of issues we can talk about. what i'm asking you is what is wrong substantive

but it's kind of a slap in the face. >> it's from abc's report on george w. bush making 100 grand off this wounded veterans charity. two things about this spokesman for george b. bush confirmed he did take $100,000 from this veterans group. so far nobody connected with him is commenting on whether taking that payment was an ethical thing to do or whether the president might consider returning that money to the wounded veterans from whom he took it. so that's where this stands for now. he admits taking money for veterans charity. he's not commenting on whether that's the right thing to do. one of the top line worries for republicans and jeb bush specifically, top line worries about prospects of jeb bush being able to win the presidency is whether or not presidency of his brother george w. bush will be such an overhang it will cast a shadow jeb bush will never get out of. there's another aspect as republicans are trying to make an issue about clinton foundation for hillary clinton's run for presidency seems there might be a question about post presidential behavior

clay johnson did that for president george w. bush and chase did it for president george h.w. bush. so there's a consistency there because the person does the recruiting sets up the rules, implements the rules and then comes in and is in there for the first wave of appointments so that it is important to do. now, russell gerson who was john mccain's person working on personnel when he assumed that job during the campaign working on their transition he had talked to pendleton james who told him that he had to commit himself for 18 months and that was something he was willing to do. >> all right. i'm going to pause here for a quick break. we'll be back with martha kumar and her new book. this summer take flight, without having to take a flight. because all the thrills you need are right here at busch gardens, and water country usa. in williamsburg, va. like the daring new coaster tempesto. so ride together slide together whether it's monster drops collossal curls or furry friends it's all here. vacation packages start at $50 per person per night. the ultimate summer vacation is closer

in 2000, it was george w. bush and his assignment to the guaranteed state side in the national guard. the bush campaign turned it around in 2004 when the democrats chose a war hero, john kerry, to put up against w., when he was running for reelection. the republicans said kerry faked the medals he earned. by 2008, the republicans were running their own legitimate vietnam war hero for the presidency, john mccain's extraordinary service and bravery and almost unimaginable personal sacrifice in vietnam. based on his biography alone, that should have made the 2008 election about the vietnam war, as well. by 2008, something else was going on when it comes to war. by 2008, the country was obsessed with a different war. another war, ongoing war, that was basically the spindle around which the campaign of 2008 spun like a broken record. the primaries, in the general, all the way through, it was about the war in iraq. >> what i believe was the single most important foreign policy decision of this generation, whether or not

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george w. bush pushed jeb hard last summer to get into this race. gave minimum all kinds of reasons and one is what's the difference between being obama -- bush-clinton and all the same dynasties in a row and doesn't matter. you can get in in and no downside. and a fantastic plot twist. they both know that this is an unbelievably unlikely moment that they would both be formers and both have relatives in this race. gwen: is there any evidence that these candidates are listening to their husbands, brother, sibling, in this? or that they have to -- or hillary clinton's case and in jeb bush's case -- let's start with jeb. if -- is he really trying to distance himself still very much from his brother or does he realize that's something he's going to carry around with him? >> i think he knows two things. one is that it is impossible to run away from the name bush. and that that will be with him throughout. and that -- gwen: even if it's not in your campaign logo? >> even if it's not in your campaign logo. on the other hand, i think he learned the lesson w

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people say this shows you that george w bush did not make the right pick. george w. bush, george h.w. bush, and ronald reagan, they all batted about 500 on their picks to the supreme court on these really hot button issues. it is a real problem for republicans. if you look at democrat presidents, at least in my lifetime, they never whiffed. every person they picked for that court is very reliable on those hot topics that the left cares about. they bat 1000. we bat 500. that is not a winning formula for making sure that those constitutional protections that conservatives care about, and an original understanding of the constitution, would continue. i think they lied to the presidents. either they lied to the presence, or they have changed their mind over time. if you look, and i did, at the testimony that they gave the senate during the time that they quote unquote interviewed, they said very different things certainly in anthony kennedy's case. he has dozens of decisions before this. there is no question that the kind of justice he said he would be, and the kind of ju

she runs she runs against george w. bush with the idea that bull bill clinton would've done a better job in 2000 george w bush did. but she appeals to everyone who always felt strongly that their candidate was the best ever. the 22nd amendment was a reaction to fdr. teddy roosevelt tried to run for what would've been a third term but fdr actually did it and succeeded because he was the necessary man in 1940. and in 1944 but the republicans didn't like that. the reflect knee-jerk reaction was the 22nd amendment. she ought to run on letting the people decide. it might be very bad for us if an election comes along. if you think about it what if we had been in the middle of a president election when 9/11 would've happened. how how badly that would've distorted the outcome. or how you would've not had wanted to change forces in midstream at that point if you had been forced to do so. the third plank i talk about about is rebuilding our national defense. there used to be something called scuba jackson. he ran for president and was

you wrote in your book that you worked for george w. bushhe took us down the path of "a bigger government excessive spending and you are entitlements -- newer entitlements." would jeb bush be any different? senator cruz: i am sure he would be different, and i greatly expect -- respective admire jeb bush. and there are great things that george dubya bush has done in uniting americans, like when he stuck -- stepped on that pile of rubble and spoken to that bullhorn, i had never been prouder as an american that i was at that moment. whether it is embracing amnesty or embracing common core these are not conservative positions they are in direct conflict with the views of most republicans. you know, i think his views and the aftermath of the marriage decision, saying, it is settled it is the law of the land, move on. that was almost word for word what barack obama said. al: let me try one more. marco rubio. you are both 34 years old when you started coming your both the sons of cuban immigrants, you are both self-styled conservatives. but support

george w. bush. george w. sh, when he stood on that pile of rubble after 9/11 and told the grieving people across this country that i hear you, and the terrorists who knocked down these buildings are going to hear you soon. mark: what was the trait that he showed there that you would like to have as president? mr. cruz: strength, clarity. that touched our souls. he stood strong when america was under attack. that's the first responsibility. mark: in the wake of iraq and afghanistan, i wonder where the country is on the use of american military force overseas. mr. cruz: often in foreign policy, it gets framed as a binary choice. you are either a hawk and want to invade everybody, or a dove and are terrified to use military force. i think americans are in a place in between. i have described my foreign-policy views as a third point on the triangle, very much along the lines of ronald reagan. number one, the president should be a clarion voice for freedom that the bully pulpit of the presidency is powerful. if and

the startup was founded by two former aids in president george w. bush's administration. thumbtack says this visit is not an endorsement of the former florida governor's bid. so far bush has the most outside support with super pacs reportedly rising $114 million for had his campaign. that is more than any other candidate in that packed republican field. he is trying to gain momentum after donald trump recently emerged as the fwop front runner. trump was under the national spotlight and heat after his comments on illegal immigration. there's a little more bad news for jeb bush. a new "associated press" poll that reveals bush is dealing with growing negative views, in fact, 44% say they have an unfavorable view of the former florida governor. that is up from 36% from just in april. he is after this visit to thumbtack supposed to go to a fundraiser luncheon in silicon valley. live in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >>> jeb bush is one of a handful of gone candidates who came out in support of uber in recent weeks. in fact, bush plans to -- ub

jenna: this is a major change in policy from the george w. bush administration. joining us now karl rove who served as senior advisor and deputy chief of staff to george w. bush. we may have to interrupt our conversation if the president does come to the podium. i'm struck by the timing on this. it's the first time in 50 years we are reestablish i shaling ties with cuba. what do you make of the timing? >> i think the timing has less to do with the 4th of july and more to do with the president wanting to keep the sense that he has foreign momentum. we've should not be reestablishing forward movement with this totalitarian government. we are giving a blessing to a regime that has dozens of political prisoners it represses individuals and groups who credit size the government -- who criticize the government and many of them are in jail before. there were 900 temporary detentions of people for no other reason than they criticized the government. people cannot travel within the country of cuba if they criticize the government. families are separated from each other and

george h.w. bush who first befriended bill clinton as sort of the other lost brother and, in fact george w. ut this that it was because they felt that bill clinton was very gracious in victory over george h.w. bush and continued to consult with him and treated him with a great deal of kindness that the bush family really appreciated that. you can see that through the father and now through to the son as well. >> what do these two guys represent, the political landscapes a 2016 approaches the obama presidency maybe jeb bush as the republican candidate, maybe somebody else hillary clinton. what do you think it is people see? i can remember when george w. bush first emerged back in '99, the basic pitch to republicans is hey, this is going to be our bill clinton. for the last eight years we've got our butts kicked by bill clinton, now we'll nominate our own guy that has that folksy manner. what do people think of when they look at the two of them now. >> interesting when you think how much of the past 30 year these two families have dominated our political conversation. but still, nobody has rea

>> well between george w. bush and president obama, the amount of illegals who are actually making it through has plummeted dramatically. and a lot of that has to do with the wall that already has been built. but it's put in the places where the border patrol and dhs says that it's effective, where there's the most traffic in urban areas. so you'ring to that that part has been effective, the rest is not going to be done because it doesn't make sense. >> lisa? do you agree? >> well look i don't think these comments -- i agree with those comments actually. i don't think there's anything wrong with building a fence. and, look i think ultimately the costs of illegal immigrants coming to this country is going to trump the cost of a fence. we've seen the fence -- look at san diego, for instance. the federal government built a fence around the border of san diego and tijuana, mexico and it's cut down illegal immigration by 90% there. so we know it works. it's meant to serve as a deterrent and to deter illegal immigration.

>> well, between george w. bush and president obama, the amount of illegals who are actually making it through has plummeted dramatically. and a lot of that has to do with the wall that already has been built. but it's put in the places where the border patrol and dhs says that it's effective, where there's the most traffic in urban areas. so you'ring to that, that part has been effective, the rest is not going to be done because it doesn't make sense. >> lisa? do you agree? >> well, look, i don't think these comments -- i agree with those comments, actually. i don't think there's anything wrong with building a fence. and, look, i think ultimately the costs of illegal immigrants coming to this country is going to trump the cost of a fence. we've seen the fence -- look at san diego, for instance. the federal government built a fence around the border of san diego and tijuana, mexico, and it's cut down illegal immigration by 90% there. so we know it works. it's meant to serve as a deterrent and to deter illegal immigr

it is a startup founded by two former aids in president george w. bush's administration. so far the former florida governor and supporting super pacs are raised a total of $114 million for his presidential campaign. that is more than any other candidate in that gone field, however, he has some stiff competition. donald trump is right now the front runner gaining national attention after his comments on illegal immigration, on top of that a brand-new "associated press" gsk poll reveals bush is dealing with growing negative views. 44% say they have an unfavorable view of the former florida governor and that is up from 36% back just in april. after his visit set this morning this in san francisco in the south market neighborhood bush is set to go to a fundraising luncheon in silicon valley. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >>> a new poll finds fewer people have a favorable view of hillary clinton, but many of her republican rivals are not faring any better. 39% view clinton favorably, most, half, say they disagree. 40% say clinton is compassionate, the percentage callin

and really embrace each other and teach this nation how to heal that partisan rift. >> i know george w. bush a lot about his father george h.w. bush and how he really learned a lot about the importance of friendship from his dad. before i let you go you mentioned all of this wonderful work. can you just talk to me briefly about new river international? you all are helping lift 35 people out of poverty? it's phenomenal. >> 35,000. what did i say? forgive me. >> it's about 80,000 people permanently out of poverty. we have a big vision. we're trying to take this into the most worst and failed states in the world, as a new pathway for development to really stabilize some of the most challenging countries in our world in a way to help restore a greater global security. it's a national security issue. >> captain jake harriman thank you for joining me. >> thank you. >>> next, let me show you an image. you have these two sets of brothers. really they are identical twins on the left and on the right but they didn't grow up this way. it all traces back to this massive mixup at a hospital. how this all

former presidents george w. bush and bill clinton are jointly addressing the inaugural graduating class of the presidential leadership scholars program at the george w bush presidential center in dallas. just a little awkward, bret. >> all right, carl thank you. >>> a controversial speech from one of those former presidents is getting some attention. abc news reports former president george w. bush charged a veterans charity $100,000 to speak at a fundraiser in 2012. the organization says the figure was actually a discounted rate and was justified because of the amount of money raised b there. a bush spokesman confirmed the payment but declined to comment further only saying "president bush has made helping veterans one of his highest priorities in his post presidency." right now the confederate is flying over the south carolina capital ground. not much wind there. it's going to be the last time. tomorrow morning it will come down. following this afternoon's signing of a bill by governor nikki haley. the measure come

jeb's brother former president george w. bush stranger to the criticism that can come over the course of a campaign. >> some of the worst years of my life were watching my dad be criticized and i'm confident my brother will be criticized as well i suspect and it's always more painful when a loved one gets criticized than when you yourself get criticized. >> if you'd like to hear more of our interviews with the former president george w. bush and former governor gilmore, check out capital download sunday morning 8:30 right here on wusa9. >>> today world famous chef jose andres talked a lot about respect and maybe donald trump was listening. earlier this week andres pulled the plug on his plans to open a restaurant in a luxury hotel trump is building at the site of the old post office pavilion in d.c. he didn't want to talk specifically about that as he joined the graduating class of the d.c. central kitchen, but trump's disparaging remarks about immigrants were obviously still touching a nerve. >> every person should be gaining th

former president george w. bush speaking tonight with former president bill clinton. he's made a lot of money himself at speaking events. >> that's very true david. a spokesman says he has never received a fee to appear at a veterans charity. a spokesman said mr. bush has given millions of dollars since leaving office. >> brian ross tonight, thank you. >>> we have a concerning medical headline tonight and a new warning from the fda about the popular pain relievers in millions of home here in america, including advil, raising your risk of heart attacks and strokes by 50%. they're so concerned they're changing the labels on the bottles. here's what they will say from dr. richard besser. change to the bottles in so many american medicine cabinets. advil, motrin, and aleve. we take them for lower back pain, headache, fever, monthly cramps. the fda now saying these said drugs can increase your risk of heart attack and stroke by up to 50%. and that risk begins with the very first dose. the more you take, and the longer you take it, the higher the risk will be. the warning l

during his administration george w. bushould use the phrase wonderworking power in speeches and it was a line from an old gospel hymn it was seen as a dog whistle that was intended to appeal to christian conservatives would recognize that terminology in language. you are hearing some talk now about fairness and redistribution which i think some people on the conservative side would consider that a dog whistle for socialism. so we just thought it would be interesting to kind of catalog these words and phrases. some phrases. some of my other favorite ones that were not covered by this is one that you perpetually hear from people in government when they are about to be fired or a resigning from a job and don't want to give the real reason why. i want to spend more time with my family. i mean, it's this perennial excuse. people know it holds no meaning whatsoever. as we quote someone in the book who studies work and family life, it does not ring true because it is a powerful people and presumably should be in a position to spend

former presidents george w. bush and bill clinton are jointly addressing the inaugural graduating class of the presidential leadership scholars program at the george w bush presidential center in dallas. just a little awkward, bret. >> all right, carl thank you. >>> a controversial speech from one of those former presidents is getting some attention. abc news reports former president george w. bush charged a veterans charity $100,000 to speak at a fundraiser in 2012. the organization says the figure was actually a discounted rate and was justified because of the amount of money raised because he was there. a bush spokesman confirmed the payment but declined to comment further only saying "president bush has made helping veterans one of his highest priorities in his post presidency." right now the confederate is flying over the south carolina capital ground. not much wind there. it's going to be the last time. tomorrow morning it will come down. following this afternoon's signing of a bill by governor nikki haley. the

it was george w. bush with the expansion to include prescription drugs, part d. of -- this is a bipartisan consensus now. it does make me wonder what there is in it for jeb bush to talk about this at all. i don't quite get it. it's certainly not going to win him a lot of brownie points with the older voters that, in fact, have to show up if any republican is going to win. >> speaking of wild things the candidates say, let's listen to what ted cruz said about the iran nuclear deal. >> if this deal is consummated, it will make the obama administration the world's leading financier of radical islamic terrorists. >> mitt romney, who in retired, has found his decency tweeted that i'm opposed to the iran deal but senator cruz is way over the line on obama terrorism charge. that hurts the cause. joy reid, that's one of those moments that you see someone is unburdened with the hope of winning an election actually saying things they wouldn't say in a campaign. >> it is kind of like the republican circle of life. so donald trump is running to assuage his ego and ted cruz i

which is that george w. bush and bill clinton to the stage last night and had sort of friendly-ish things to say about each other. >> i know jeb. and i'm confident secondary hillary will elevate this course. >> i know who i'd like to win. but the more important thing for america is we know what the heck we're deciding on and we make a pretty good decision. >> how long does that bromance last richard? >> i think they are both skillful now have keep this up a long time. >> ek secretary hillary. >> i think, you know, i realize many msnbc people won't agree with this. but president george w. bush has actually stepped away from the politics remarkably well since he left office. >> by virtue of not getting involved in politics. >> right. and i think he will continue to do that. >> i look forward more many more sound bites like that. when we come back magnum p.i. water thief. tom celek's drought drama. next. new york state is reinventing how we do business by leading the way on tax cuts. we cut the rates on personal inc

also, former president george w. bush, condoleezza rice, and madeleine albright. and later, messages it's senator elizabeth warren. and live at 1:00 p.m. eastern it is republican presidential candidate and former texas governor rick perry. he will be the speaker at the national press club. again, that is at 1:00 p.m. eastern. we will it here for you on c-span. at 2:30 eastern, president obama will be making remarks on the economy. he will be speaking at the university of luck -- wisconsin at la crosse. it would come at no surprise if the president talks about the june jobs report. the unemployment rate dropped against 25.3% with 23,000 jobs added last month. -- 223,000 jobs added last month. hiring has rebounded in recent months, along with other indicators like home sales and consumer spending. the job market's steady path of growth -- pace of growth stands in contrast to woes overseas. and concerns are arising about the slowdown in china. that again from today's "new york times." >> here are just a few of our featured programs for the three-day holiday weekend o

was the runner-up, george h. w. bush became the selection and he became the selection after this internal debate within the reagan campaigned essentially rested on two things, number one that george h. w. bush had a lot of knowledge, he served as cia director, u.s. ambassador to the un, had served as a convoy in beijing, china. he had the expertise but more importantly they recognize george h. w. bush had a temperament being a team player. the belief that he was not going to try to undermine ronald reagan, he was not going to try to grab glory for himself. those became the qualities that led him to be the choice. the choice was not without dissension but wound up being an excellent choice and i think they had a very good relationship. they were not close they were not house. these were very different people. people forget that culturally they came from very different backgrounds. politically they had differences live reagan in a way was the anti-establishment republican, potentially looked at running in 68 against nixon

in the presidential campaign, he became a big fundraiser for george w. bush. he raised big money. when that ended, bush made him the usa tourney for new jersey. he used that job to do one hype profile corruption bust after another and became one of the most visible and popular person in new jersey. he was able to get elected as governor. he has had a few of those youtube moments, and here we are. >> the fact that the way he got his way back in was to be a bundler. when we think of chris christie it's not high on the resume he gives for himself, but he was a rainmaker, a corporate lawyer who knew enough people to get checks into george w. bush's pocket. >> he was very smart too. he wanted to run for government early him a. he went to the republican saying that he had learned lessons. he did not want to go to soon. he said, i will run if you all endorsed me right now. he did not have unanimity, social he waited until 2009. he should run against obama in 2012. they were begging him to run. that was the lesson he learned from his entire career. he had been punished for being impatient

i admire george w. bush. there are many things he did that were admirable none more so after 9/11 when he stood on the pile of rubble with a bull horn i was never prouder of the president at that time. >> [indiscernible] >> jeb bush is someone i like or respect. i think he's done a good job as governor of florida. >> do you think he's conservative. >> i think the policy positions he's taking whether it's embracing amnesty or embracing common core are not conservative positions. i think they are in direct conflict with the views of most republicans. i think his views in the aftermath of the marriage decision it's the law of the land move on. that's word for word what barack obama said. >> let me try one more. marco rubio and ted cruz. you're both 44 years old. you are both first term senators. you both are the sons of a cube immigrant. his supporters say he has had more experience, he was speaker of the house that gives advantage marco. what's the advantage ted cruz has. >> i like and respect marco a great dea

former white house political director under president george w. bush, sara fagan. amy walter and ron fornier of national journal. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> well good sunday morning. it's been another big week in the presidential campaign with donald trump continuing to wreak havoc in the republican race. we'll have plenty of that later in the program, including trump's strong numbers in our brand-new polls from iowa and new hampshire. but we're going to start by focusing on the battle for the democratic nomination and those new nbc news surveys out of iowa and new hampshire. there's some particularly troubling news for the hillary clinton campaign, confirming that there is a negative trend happening here. her favorability numbers are dismal. remember iowa and new hampshire are actual swing states in a general election. in iowa 56% of all voters have an unfavorable view of the former secretary of state. just 37% view her favorably. it's the same story in new hampshire. 57% say they have an unfavorable view of her and an identical 37% say they hav