. >> sean: welcome to "hannity," we are broadcasting from the george w. bush center in texas, the full hour, our 43rd president will join us. we will also be joined by the heroes featured in his book, "portraits of courage." mr. president, how are you? >> good to be back with you. >> sean: i've gone through part of your museum. i am stunned, shocked, i do not know how to describe it. you've only been painting for five years. less than five. how did you pick it up? >> i was a little antsy. when you are the president, your dance card is full. all of a sudden you are not the president. i spent a lot of time here at the bush center with laura, to make a difference in people's lives. i wrote to codebooks. i'm staying fit. i mountain biking. an elliptical. i play a fair amount of golf. but it wasn't enough and so i read winston churchill's essay painting as a pastime. >> sean: you started painting pets. >> i did, i did bob the cat. i was a pet portrait painter. which is kind of hard to say. >> sean: [laughs] yeah. >> did the good thing about painting pets is they re

tonight, president george w. bush -- from "making history," adam pally -- and this week in unnecessary censorship. and now, guess what, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. that's very nice. hi, everybody, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. we have -- oh, we got a great show for you tonight. the reason for all the extra security. one of the most famous painters in the world is here tonight, president george w. bush is with us. [ cheers and applause ] he's here to promote a new book of his artwork, paintings of veterans to benefit veterans. i have to say, i still can't get over the fact that president bush is painting. i would have been less surprised if he started fighting for the ufc after his eight years in

tonight, president george w. bush -- from "making history," adam pally -- and this week in unnecessary censorship. and now, guess what, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. that's very nice. hi, everybody, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. we have -- oh, we got a great show for you tonight. the reason for all the extra security. one of the most famous painters in the world is here tonight, president george w. bush is with us. [ cheers and applause ] i have to say, i still can't get over the fact that president bush is painting. i would have been less surprised if he started fighting for the ufc after his eight years in office, but he's painting now, and he'll be out, we'll get to the important subjects, trump, the attorney general, how mr. t will do on "dancing with the stars." but first it was another commotional day in washington. the u.s. attorney general jeff sessions, found himself in a bit of a pickle after testifying under

[whisper: rocket] >> sean: welcome back to "hannity," we are at the george w. bushcenter, dallas, texas, earlier, had a chance to tour the gallery with president bush and take a look at the paintings that make up "portraits of courage." you've done a number of self-portraits? >> yeah. looks like alfred e. neuman. >> sean: this one with the baby girl is really cute. >> that is lily from roswell, new mexico, this one, his mom and dad, saw lowly in the hospital, and i was shocked when i looked on the roster, that lily was on the roster. he came and played, and he said, could he bring his daughter by to see me. the scar on his head points exactly to the little girl. >> sean: fouled. >> brother in arms. it's an experimental painting in no way. i didn't complete a lot of it. >> what part did you complete? >> right here. just a hint of shoes. the reason i dated, i wanted to emphasize the prince ceases. and i love the idea of the arm. both real good men. >> no max: we talked earlier about how often you go to bethesda, while to read -- walter reed. that's a great shot. some

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right now live at the george w. bush presidential center in dallas, texas. t, here's a glance of what is one of the museum's most popular exhibits. one of the most popular exhibits at the george w. bush business. it's a full, complete life-size replica of the oval office. instead of the couch and chairs and even the presidential desk. when an administration leaves office, pittsburgh is not always done. the mission continues. coming up, the work of the bush institute and the president's vision of their coverage from dallas in the campus continues on this sunday here on the fox news channel. am home, i am homee the has been a struggle. i considered all my options with my doctor, who recommended once-daily toujeo®. now i'm on the path to better blood sugar control. toujeo® is a long-acting insulin from the makers of lantus®. it releases slowly, providing consistent insulin levels for a full 24 hours, proven full 24-hour blood sugar control, and significant a1c reduction. and along with toujeo®, i'm eating better and moving more. toujeo® is a long-acting, man-mad

one of the most famous painters in the world is here tonight, president george w. bushth us. [ cheers and applause ] promote a new book of his artwork, paintings of veterans to benefit veterans. i have to say, i still can't get over the fact that president bush is painting. i would have been less surprised if he started fighting for the ufc after his eight years in office, but he's painting now, and he'll be out, we'll get to the importan the attorney general, how mr. t will do on "dancing with the stars." but first it was another day in the u.s. attorney general jeff sessions, found himself in a bitstifying under oath last month that he russian operatives about the presidential election campaign, and the "washington post" ran story saying he met with the russian ambassador, known as a top uiter, not once but twice. jeff sessions said, campaign? i thought he said champagne. so there was a mix-up. it's an honest mistake. sessions admitted he did meet with the ambassador, but they didn't discuss the campaign. they met because he wanted to know how russia wanted to make th

. >> former president george w. bushsigning to promote his new book can which is a portrait exhibit in texas. >> features 6 oil paintings of american veterans all painted by former president. it is displayed at the george w. bush presidential septemberner dallas and he is selling a portrait of the book. >> it's really cool knowing that a president drew him and it's portraits of veterans who of course are the real superheros and just honor to get book that president put off and also the medium. he's one of my favorite presidents. >> all of the proceeds go towards helping that in need. >> amaze >> amazing to hear somebody say in 017 george w. bush is one ever the favorite presidents given when he leaves office he was ranking to the bottom and i cannot think of another president who in search a short period of time rehabilitated not only his image but struck out on this completely different pathen everybody thought george w. bush would be accomplished painter the way he has and the way he's looked at when he talks about bei

he described george w. bush's expansion of debt as un-american , his words, not mine when , george w. bush doubled it from $5 trillion to $10 trillion. it has doubled under barack obama's watch. $10 trillion to $20 trillion. any congressional budget office look at the long-term budget outlook or semi-near-term budget outlook looks like the edward munch painting. it is grim reading. the next president's -- it is donald trump -- god help us. it is going to face, i know some who voted for him, whatever. it is going to face having debt service eclipse the amount of money we spend on military spending. that's going to happen in three or four years according to the congressional budget office. we're getting to unprecedented levels of indebtedness. and for those who don't think that's a problem, i envy how you sleep at night because that works out great. but for the rest of us who know that occasionally interest rates do go up, when that moment happens, we're going to look back and say what did we do? what did we do, not

double means double. >>> president george w. bushident bush intends to keep that policy with president trump. but as you heard in the first part of our interview, he does break with the current president on some of the big issues of the moment. more now of our sunday sit down with president bush at macdill air force base where he was meeting with vets and sharing his new book "portraits of courage." >> i have never seen the picture yet. >> in "portraits of courage" he paintsantodd ru i the sense that he lks less trou person. >> thank you. >> don't you think. >> absolutely, mr. president. thank you. >> i was very amazed that he would say something like that to me because to hear it from somebody else besides somebody that i know personally on a day-to-day basis it was very inspiring. >> any part of you when you meet these men and women and you see their wounds and you see what war has done to their lives, even the internal wounds we can't see that has any regret about a decision you may have made to send them into battle? >> i think i

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obama, former president george w. bush went from political adversaries, to bffs, but first the "nightline" five. n ♪ ♪ >>> good evening, and tonight, two young women gone missing both connected to the same man. now, he is under the microscope, but staying silent, as the parents of the missing women plead with him to reveal whatever he may know. my co-anchor juju chang is on the case. >> she's not the type of person to just go missing. >> she was just my best friend. >> i do want answers. i don't want to go years without knowing where my daughter is. >> reporter: it's been almost six months since jessica runnians left a party and vanished in the kansas city night. so you immediately knew something was wrong? >> yes. >> what did you tell them? >> my daughter's missing. >> reporter: jessica's suv found burned, abandoned in the woods. >> it was right here. >> reporter: all eyes on this man, kyler use. the last man he was seen with on that >> did you kill jessica? >> did you? >> reporter: connected to not one, but two missing w

pelosi: i worked very closely with president george w. bush, in the minority and the house. capassed an energy bill, far, the infamous tarp, which i think is why we lost the 2010 election. passed the most progressive bills on tax refund ability. the list goes on and on. it is not a question of what we can do with donald trump, it is what we have done as a matter of record over a long time, even though we have had our disagreements in the war on iraq and worse than that. we have a responsibility to find common ground. it depends on the motivation. if the motivation is spite, that they were going to pass this bill because it was the seventh anniversary of the affordable care act, instead of taking the time to develop legislation to perhaps hear from experts by having hearings, here from families by having hearings, and develop something within the caucus and perhaps in a bipartisan way, hopefully they would have had a bill that would be successful. said before this room, pick a day, and decide they would have the votes on the floor. the speaker said it came close. we will neve

economics and it carried over to the george bush era where he gave tax breaks to the richest in this country. i'm sure many people remember receiving a tax credit when george wbush, the second george w. bush of course started giving tax credits to the richest. even i did get something back. however, the issue is here in this vast right now with donald trump, the richest are going to get rich. he is talking about a tax break for 35% to corporations which are owned and run by the richest in this country. it is history repeating itself. taxes,ing donald trump's he has been in cahoots for 30 years because no banks -- has been in cahoots with russia for over 30 years. no bank in this country would loan him money. host: we are talking about the affordable care act replacement plan. with where we will start congressman steve king in a few minutes when he joins us here at our desk. until the joins us we're taking your call. the light from republicans, patty in north palm beach, florida. good morning. caller: good morning. they keep saying the affordable care act is going to die. it is going to die. it is going to disappear. my question is, why don't we let it just?

. >> george w. bushs back in the public eye. >> former president bush has been busy lately bouncing his way through a publicity four tore his new book. >> he has been doing interviews for "portrait of courage." >> a lot of us were rough on george w. bush. i hear everybody say the same thing, boy, i miss that guy. ♪ who do you think you are >> a little bit of dancing. >> and i'm sober. >> trevor: go george! go george! oh, look at that! man, ellen had so much fun with him. she was dancing and then, why wouldn't you let me get married! just sit down. so crazy! ( laughter ) one thing i learned from george w. bush's talk show appearances, apparently time heals all wounds. >> you were involved in many notable faux pas which we had a lot of fun with. >> mission accomplished. >> mission accomplished, that was a big one. >> trevor: ha ha! that was a big one! ha ha! we're still dealing with the effects! ( laughter ) i love how kimmel was trying to set him up for something fun like choking on a pretzel. bush was, l

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. >>> warning overnight from former george w. bush, he said the country's isolationist tendency is dangerous to national security. this comes as the trump administration faces questions about its commitment to international partnerships. >> the world is a dangerous place and, again, this may be taken as criticism of one of my successors and i don't really mean it to be. there is a lesson, however, when the united states decides to not take the lead and withdraw. >> bush also defended the media from criticism saying the nation needed an independent press but added that it needs to be accurate. >>> the president's speech this week boosts stocks. all of the main stock averages opened this morning at their highest levels ever, ever. the dow starting above the 21,000 mark for the first time after climbing 303 points. analysts say the more moderate tone of president trump's address to congress helped fuel the rally. the president's plan for lower taxes and less regulation also is helping. and the dow is up more than 15% since election day a

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>>> finally, president george w. bush, unplugged, a new look at the 43rd leader of the free world as he makes his rounds to promote his new book. what he's saying from insightful to funny and his unlikely relationship with michelle obama. >>> we have a lot of news unfolding both here and overseas. our team of reporters is in place with all the very latest. let's start down in orlando, florida, where the president just wrapped up his first school visit since taking office. my colleague, rehema ellis joins us now. you've been covering education in america for a long time for nbc. tell us more about why the president was there, why he chose that school. >> reporter: he was here for about 50 minutes and he chose this school because this is a model of children receiving vouchers under the state tax credit scholarship program. 350 children in the school, about 300 of them are recipients of the voucher program. the tuition is something like $6,000 a year. these are low-income children. there would be no way for them to go to thi

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we should note, george w. bushlained in his memoir that he released prisoners because, "the detention facility had become a propaganda tool for our enemies and a distraction for our allies." of the 122 former detainees who returned to terrorism, 30 are now dead, 25 back in custody, 67 are still thought to be action. shannon? >> shannon: quite a recidivism rates. trace, thank you. using the twitter feed to open up new lines of attack. that includes illinois senator durbin who went so far as to suggest mr. trump is destroying the credibility of the office through social media. >> donald trump is destroying the credibility of the office of president 140 characters at that at a time. this charge he has made about some wiretapping before the election without a scintilla of evidence, no evidence whatsoever, been refuted not only by the former president but also the former director of national intelligence and the head of the federal peer of investigation. >> shannon: joining me now, political columnists, and director of

former president george w. bush on "jimmy kimmel" talking about a date tra brought him to the white house in the '60s. >>> when he went to the white house, who knows. >> wee lad the as we do say good morning to you. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm adrienne bankert in for diane. we begin with attorney general jeff sessions on the defense now after recusing himself agreeing to step away from any investigations into russia's meddling in the election. >> sessions said he did nothing wrong by meeting with the russian ambassador and neglecting to reveal it to lawmakers under oath. we knew overnight president trump standing by sessions calling this a witch-hunt. abc's maggie rulli is following the developments overnight from d.c. maggie, good morning. >> reporter: kendis, adrienne, good morning. the white house started on a high note. we had president trump's big speech before congress on tuesday night but now the white house is wrapping up the week getting peppered with questions about the relationship with russia. the coun

and then george w. bush had karl rove. he was another tough. >> and the father had jennifer and dick darman. >> but of course before they went in i can't remember his name now, but you're right he always had someone tough there who could be the stalking horse said he could be the diplomat. >> now is so negative. and now trump with lee atwater. >> that's good point. thank you. >> thank you very much. and thank you for joining us tonight. it has been a pleasure to host your talk. please feel free to remain for a little bit, get a book and have assigned and mingle with the authors. thanks for visiting the east city bookshop. [applause] >> you can see why we like to have lunch and talk. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> book tv is on twitter and facebook and we want to hear from you. tweet us on twitter.com/book tv or post a comment on her facebook page. facebook.com/book tv. [inaudible]

george w. bush was a great president on immigration. when the majority i remember being in a meeting with the leadership and top leadership of president bush. he said now we can pass an immigration bill that he couldn't persuade his party to come along and that i think was a disappointment to him. along. that's a more recent bipartisan bill under president obama at the house republicans just wouldn't come along. allow me say how different the attitude is of resident trump on that immigration. the republicans in congress have criticized the executive orders of president obama whether it's dreamers or some other protection for their parents and the rest but president reaganerf the foursome if you were born, president reagan with his executive orders protected a higher percentage of people then president obama has done under his executive. president obama acted when congress would not act.id president obama said you haven't acted. we did pass the d.r.e.a.m. act in the house but the senate couldn't get the 60 votes to pass it so it didn't be

36 and those who did took more time ranging from ronald reagan who get there the fastest 741, george w. bush, contrasting with the current president who took 66 days to get there. we are happy to be joined by michael -- this white house prides itself in being non-traditional. we heard bannon talk about not being more traditional. they have a tool box to raise the rating of the chief ex executives do you think we will see that? >> i don't think so, there are people who know how to do that and unfortunately the trump white house has not hired any of t them an does not give hint that they're going to do that. even a strong liberal like lbj o or conservative like ronald reagan, they want to expand the people who like them and donald trump came out of the gate, you heard that inaugural address, the utterance that he's made that more people have heard than anything else that was called american carnage a very hard right address and basically these two months he's played very much to his base and the result has been that his support is diminish from the the 47% on election night. in terms of gettin

tonight, president george w. bush- from "making history," adam pally -- and this week in unnecessary censorship. and now, guess what, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. that's very nice. hi, everybody, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. we have -- oh, we got a great show for you tonight. the reason for all the extra security. one of the most famous painters in the world is here tonight, president george w. bush is

bill karins, thank you for that. >>> well, former president george w. bush has been making the rounds promoting his new book of paintings of soldiers, marine, sailors and airmen. in fact, last night the president turned artist and jimmy kimmel practicing their art skills drawing each other. and, of course, talked about his time in office and a certain will ferrell's classic impression. check this out. >> you want to hea sething terrible? >> yeah. >> so i had dinner with lorne michaels, the writer of "saturday night live," and he came up with stategery. and i said, wait, i said stategery. >> did it bother you, the guys imitating you, did it bother you? >> no. i love humor. the best humor is when you make fun of yourself. >> well, tell that to the president. >> words of wisdom there. still ahead, an nfl player's protest comes to an end. a hail mary buzzer beater. and an incredible one-handed catch. you don't want to miss that. sports is next. let' 's take a trp to la plata, colombia. this is boris calvo. that's pepe. boris doesn't just grow good coffee, boris

. >> i worked together very closely with president george w. bush in the minority. it was a great humanitarian effort of which the president is very proud. we passed bills that were the most progressive builds in terms of tax refund ability to low income working people and the list goes on and on. it's not a question of what the american people have seen me do with donald trump, it's what we did as a matter of record over long period of time even though we had disagreement. we always stand open and find common ground. it depends on the motivation. if the motivation is bite that they were going to pass this bill yesterday because it was a seventh anniversary of the affordable care act instead of taking the time to develop legislations by having hearings, here from families and develop something within their caucus and perhaps a bipartisan way, hopefully they might of had a bill that would be successful. instead, as i've said before, they decided, pick a day, instead of deciding when they have the votes to bring the floor. speakers that it came close. they will never

tonight, president george w. bushking history," adam pally -- and this week in unnecessary censorship. and now, guess what, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. that's very nice. hi, everybody, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. we have -- oh, we got a great show for you tonight. the reason for all the extra security. one of the most famous painters in the world is here tonight, president george w. bush is with

former president george w bush had to say about this hilarious snapshot right here. oes not look comfortable. >> back after this. ♪ ♪ >>> remember this? former president george w bush had trouble putting on a rain poncho during the inaugura 70-year-old couldn't seem to figure out where the hole to put his head was. what went wrong? mr. bush told his side of the story this week to ellen degeneres >> it must run in the family because your mom had an issue with the poncho also. >> it's genetic. >> of course, his trouble turning to internet gold with many being made at the former president's expense. >> it is fun to see him laugh at himself. still, it's fun to see him laugh at those moment >> he really laid low there for a long time and didn't have much to say, did his painting and own little thing, it's nice to see he's relaxing. president bush opened up about his friendship with michelle obama. this photo of the pair snapped last year at the opening of the african-american history and culture museum. he told ellen that people are surprised that people from opposing part

under first of you bush. -- george w. bush. we ought to know if he has financial dealings with the russians, the chinese, with any other foreign governments, with oligarchs in those countries. the schedules i read for the record are very relevant here. most of them focus on flow through taxation. if you own an entity, a corporation, an llc and it does not separately file a tax return and pay taxes, the profits, the losses, the debt payments, all of those flow through your taxes. the taxpayer. forms would disclose debt payments to those entities. such as the form on information return of u.s. persons with respect to certain foreign corporations. you know what form that is? 5471, take a look at it. or information return of the shareholder, or a passive foreign investment company or qualified electing fund. form 8621. i shall return. thank you. >> mr. lewis, you are recognized. >> a key very much, mr. chairman. a lot of things have been sent today. -- said today. i understand the passion of the base, the heat of the moment. but i