. >> george herbert walker bush was born on june 12, 1924. he grew up in greenwich, connect connects, with three bothers and one sister. summers were spent in maine, a home bush would eventually inherit. his father set a mark for achievement and duty. successful in business, proscot bush volunteered in local government, helped to establish the uso and served in the united states senate for two terms. >> his father was a stern, statuesque, rigid business guy. but his mother was the moral compass. >> i write about my grandmother, who i think was one of the greatest fln influences in my dad's life. >> dora bush cook is a the the author of the memoirs. >> she taught the very basic lessons of be kind to others, lift someone else when you are down and don't graying brag about yourself. >> high school was phillips academy in andover. the school motto means, not for self. >> i felt that all the my life. don't brag about yourself. i called her once when i was 16. mom! i scored 3 goals in soccer! long pause. how did the team do? that stayed with me all

. >> george herbert walker bush was born on june 12th, 1924. he grew up in greenich connecticut with three brothers and one sister. summers were spent at their grandparent's house in maine a home bush would eventually inherit. his father set a mark for achievements and duty. successful in duty he volunteered in local government helped to establish the uso and served in the united states senate for two terms. >> his father was kind of a stern statuesque, pretty ridged business guy but his mother was the moral compass. >> i write about my grandmother my namesake dorothy walker bush one of the greatest influences of my father's life. it was my grandfathmother who tt my dad the lessons in life the basic lessons of being kind to others lift someone up when they are down and also don't brag about yourself. >> high school for bush was at phillips academy in and over. the school motto means not for self. >> i felt that all my life. don't brag about yourself. i called her once and i was 16. mom, i scored three goals in soccer. long pause. how did the tea

. >> i george herbert walker bush. >> the distance is into a room called tomorrow.moving towards democracy through the door to freedom. >> on the other side of the low, a crisis was erupting. unarmed demonstrators chanted and clashed with government troops and tanks. >> the president knew a lot of the leaders some personally in china. and he took measured steps. >> when he responded mostly by cutting off ties he had with the chinese. because the military, he tried to call and the chinese said we don't do business like thachl the president wanted to talk to them. he tried to restore peace some kind that won't destroy an important relationship. it worked. >> by november 1989 protestors in east germany were demanding freedom to cross into the west. then, the unthinkable happened. >> after the berlin wall came down, it showed us to show more emotion. >> we didn't know how the so farrit military was going to react whether they're going to say enough, we're not going to be kicked around like this. >> just weeks after the fall of the wall bush had a summons from russian le

then they turned around to george herbert walker bush in 1990 and they offered him $2 of the imaginary spending cuts for every $1 of a tax increase. he was a cheaper date. the spending cuts never happened. what happened in 2011 was there were not able to talk of republicans into swallowing their own net tongues. [applause] they had been able to do it in the past. they were not able to do it in 2011. the tea party movement, the ron paul movement came into the modern republican movement. making as bigger, stronger, and more conservative. i look back at the goldwater election, 1963 and 1964, a lot of people came into the party and strengthened the party. made it more conservative and more active. i understand why our enemies advise us against having a stronger and bigger party. there were a number of the establishment republicans warning us against all the new people because they're used to be 12 people at our town committee meeting and now there are 40. they're not gone to re-elect me. more people are a good idea in a movement. i cannot imagine the guise of walmart looking out at new cus

distinguished history there and its number one member, george herbert walker bush. with play complete, waited around to go back for the ultimate souvenir. the flag at the 18th. phil remembered his grandfather. he used to give all of his victory flags to his grandfather. he useded to have them lining the walls of his den. again, we had co-champions in the pro-am. they will have their name on the back of the wall on the first tee. and a little waterford crystal is heading phil's way. jim: we will have more golf coming up. phil will be in the field at the northern trust open. he has won that multiple times as well. tonight on cbs begins with "60 minutes" featuring adele. and the live grammy awards and a tribute to whitney houston. here are the updated fedex cup standings. phil moves into fifth position. did you expect anything like this today when the sun came up and you were making your walk around pebble beach? nick: i was predicting you would need a fade. phil's draw is a fade. he has been working it so well. his stats are fantastic today, 13 out of 14 fairways and

then they turned around to george herbert walker bush in 1990 and offered him $2 of imagery tax spending cuts for every $1 of very real tax increase. he for some reason was a cheaper date. he only got $2 of imagery spending cuts and the spending cuts never happened, spending didn't even go down a little. it went up in both cases. what happened in 2011 was that they weren't able to talk the republicans into swallowing their own tongues and committing suicide. [ applause ] they've been able to do it in the past. they weren't able to do it in 2011. why? i would argue that the tea party movement, the ron paul movement are -- cam into the modern republican movement as the fifth and sixth waves of immigration into our party. in each case making us big e stronger and more conservative. i look back at the goldwater election of '63, '64. a lot of people came into the party, developed parties and counties and states that didn't have anything. made it more conservative. and more active and of course our friends in "the new york times" advised us at the time to watch out, we were heading down the ro

was started by ronald reagan when you know nearly tripling the national debt and then george herbert walker bush add into that and then george w. bush added another couple billion dollars to the debt all to the story of the new deal or as the most radical example forced us to it is what's going on in michigan and michigan governor rick snyder's new financial managers is a little emperors his crony buddies who are now in control they're now in control the cities of flint pontiac ecord and benton harbor now some of the republicans pretty much uniformly across the party this is promoting there are they all like this some of these republicans are probably promoting this because they listen to the shills for the rich and they actually believe that nonsense but most of them like mitch mcconnell know that austerity over the past year you know for a half a million fewer government employees we have right now than we had when president obama came into office mostly fired in red states. and the next year they want to lay off more government employees mitch mcconnell knows the consequence that is going to

. >> given the number of years you've been in here, including george herbert walker bush's time, how many different bedrooms have you slept in? >> we've slept in a lot of the bedrooms. we stayed both in the queen's room and the lincoln bedroom when george's dad was president and we would visit them, and then we've stayed in a couple of the rooms upstairs on the third floor, also, when we visited them. and now, of course, we've stayed in the, what has really been the traditional bedroom of the president and the first lady. the same room, of course, they stayed in when they lived here and that we stay in now, which is right here, right in this part of the west sitting hall, the door to it is right here. so as you can tell, because of the kitchen and dining room on one side and our bedroom and our little den, study on the other side, and then the wonderful place to sit in the middle, this is the part of the house we really live in. >> how often do you leave this open? >> we leave this open all day, because it's such a beautiful, sunny side. and this is such a magnificent window. this bi

prosperity after world war two and using his voodoo reaganomics as his vice president george herbert walker bush called it turned our country into a wasteland economically reaganomics needs to be reversed now we need to kick corporate government but corporate power out of our government and dump the last vestiges of reaganomics so that we can finally late the soil in which to grow a new middle class instead of growing drug addicted at the democrats. that's the big picture for tonight for more information on the stories we covered visit our web sites at top aravind are called free speech dot org and archie dot com you can also check out our two you tube channels there are links at tom hartman dot com our entire show is also available as a free video podcast on i tunes and you can visit tom arbonne dot com to download the audio podcast of our daily to three radio show and we have a free time arbonne i phone and i pad app at the app store you can also send us feedback on twitter at tom underscore arbonne on facebook at underscore her blogs message boards and telephone comment line at tom arpanet co

he proposed cap and trade legislation that was proposed by reagan that was passed by george herbert walker bush and still works to this day to keep sulfur dioxide he signed the start treaty that reagan was pushing and he kept taxes at the same rate is even the second but if you talk to certain admirals out there they'll tell you the start treaty was absolutely unnecessary this is a conversation that could have happened tween two gentlemen to reduce the level of nuclear arms a treaty was absolutely necessary it puts american a very bad position. it's an extremely bad precedent so let's not talk about the start treaty and everything else that we're living with are all recorders nonsense and one quarter is ridiculous i was not coming to see back you know what came back the occupiers today they're the ones who want to show up to see it back they're the ones who wanted to say you know they're the ones who said that mitt romney is social security secret service protection sorry but but gingrich and andrew breitbart they don't which is a threat so that's what you're saying here it was our job to buy a

steve jobs was consider forward a position in washington during the administration of george herbert walker bushe background investigation found much of what anybody who knew him knew, that he was a bragert, insisted on his way, several called jobs dishonest. the report also details a plot by an unidentified man who claimed to have placed bombs in silicon valley and demanded steve jobs pay him $1 million to defuse them. no bombs were discovered. to this day we don't know who the extortionist is. back in modern day apple shares are just under $500. that gives apple an overall worth of $460 billion. you have math here. microsoft, 251 billion, google 198 billion. you do the matt. apple is worth more combined. linked in turning in profits, also the size of the company doubled last year. linked in on a hiring tear, telling reporters on the phone call yesterday they expect this quarter to be their biggest hiring quarter ever. earlier we learned that al assad's e-mail was hacked. we got to see messages from advisers suggesting ways to influence the american media. this morning we know how hackers from

. >> that ad helped george herbert walker bush win the election. you may recall the prief eye that is gave the information for that ad, they are like bounty hunters. they spend hours combing through public records and hunting down deep background sources looking for that little spark in a candidate's background that can turn into a political fire. our guests tonight have been doing opposition research for close to two decades and they are dishing up some secrets of their own in their new book, we're with nobody. that's the name of the book, and the authors are alan huffman and michael rejebian, and they come to us from new yorklet thank you so much for joining us inside the war roommentship alan, let me start with you. what does the title of the book mean? >> well, we're with nobody, in a lot of ways. world cup of them is, when we go into a courthouse in some small town and start asking for documents on a candidate that everyone knows their first question is, who are you with? they're trying to find out what we're doing. and we always say we're wit

, jobs had been considered for a position in washington during the administration of george herbert walker bushd the background investigation found much of what any one knew about him we know. he was a bragger, insisted on his way, several called jobs dishonest. the report detailed a plot by an unidentified man who claimed to have placed bombs in silicon valley and demanded that steve jobs pay him $1 million to defuse them. jobs never paid. no bombs were discovered. to this day we don't know who the extortionist is. back here in modern day, apple shares are just under $500, giving apple an overall worth of $460 billion, that's barely more than google and microsoft combined. watch shares of linked in, turning in profits, also the size of the company doubled. linked in on a hiring tear. the company told reporters on a phone call yesterday they expect this quarter to be their biggest hiring quarter ever. former google executive turned rebel leader my guest on press here. it was a year ago this week that he was released from an egyptian jail for his face book post. the question is, is the egypt we

in 1992, george herbert walker bush was president, "cheers" was one of the most popular shows on tv, gas cost $1.13 a gallon, and there were 443 murders in the city of washington. one of the victims? chet hunter matthews. his family says they were told he was the first person murdered at the jefferson memorial. 27-year-old chet matthews, he was an army reservist, a postal employee, a licensed barber, and the father of three boys. memorial day 1992 he was at his parents' house in tacoma park. there was a picnic and a party. they say he left about 10:00 p.m. to meet a young lady. that's the last his family saw him alive. chet hunter matthews, killed here. a shotgun blast to the chest. now, after 19 years, at superior court today a man officially charged in that case of murder. lamont desean terry arrested last month in south carolina brought here today to face a judge. according to court documents, the motive? robbery. terry identified as the gunman. they say he shot chet matthews after he made him kneel down in the grass. in court today, a letter presented by the family of chet hunter

joining me now is an old friend ed rogers, former aide to president herbert walker bush.es way back. and msnbc political analyst david corn to enjoy the festivities. he is with "mother jones," a magazine that covers the republican party instinctively. republican voters don't seem to care for any of the candidates. take a look at the latest cbs/"new york times" numbers which show only one-third of republican voters are even satisfied with the candidates still standing. 62% wish there were other choices. in other words other candidates. compare that to the beginning of october when republicans were evenly split on the issue, 46/46 in terms of were they happy with their field? where are you, ed? are you happy with this field that now has come down to basically mitt romney who is only ahead in one of the three big national polls, and santorum, who is right ahead of him in a couple of the three polls, and of course newt is still in the race? >> it is not a flattering time for our party. we are into a hand-to-hand combat phase, a phase that doesn't serve the republican party we

george herbert walker bush was pro-choice and then became pro-life. henry hyde was pro-choice and became pro-life. >> meanwhile, newt gingrich met with voters near seattle, washington, friday, criticizing president obama over high gas prices saying the president is not willing to take advantage of america's oil potential. >> the fact is, we all need to say to barack obama, you know, he's president of the wrong country. this is -- this is -- if he wants a country where he gets to tell people what they should do, he needs to move to europe. >> joining me now, d.c. bureau chief for yahoo! news and a reporter for "the atlantic." thank you so much for being with us early on this saturday. >> sure thing. >> mitt romney gave a major campaign speech yesterday in the detroit lions stadium. you were there, i understand. the stadium looked pretty empty. not necessarily the best of optics. is this another misstep for campaign romney? >> i don't think this is a major misstep. it clearly stepped on the story that they wanted to have out there, which was his economi

pelosi took part in an event at the george herbert walker bush school of government. spent a few minutes meeting with the 41st president and former first lady barbara bush. nice picture there. pelosi was invited to the school by former bush aide and chief of staff, andrew card. she said george herbert walker bush's name and presidency are synonymous with the word civility. that's nice. >> remember when rocker bret michaels got slammed in the face by a falling backdrop at the tony awards. >> oh, yeah. >> the lead singer of poison now suing cbs and the producers of the tonys for $50 million. only reason they allowed that footage to air is to get ratings. look at that. michaels says the broadcast had a seven second delay that gave producers enough time to cut away from the shot rather than watching him get clocked. he suffered cuts to his face and later had a brain hemorrhage. on top of that, michaels says he was humiliated. >> good guy, though. >> would you believe they called this the happiest place on earth? >> security. i don't believe this. >> back up. >> this is di

. >> george herbert walker bush, 41st president of the united states. >> governor clinton is now president bill clinton. >> too close to call. >> here it is, george w. bush re-elected. >> barack obama. president-elect of the united states. >> this is cnn. >> right now, the republican presidential candidates and their final debate before a series of contests that could change everything. >> in arizona tonight, a grand showdown in a presidential contest that's been all over the map. >> you don't like the state of the race right now, wait a couple weeks. >> this has been like riding space mountain in disney. >> the republican race could take another turn right now. when the gop candidates return to the debate stage. rick santorum, the late contender, says it's a two-man duel now, and he'll be the one left standing. >> i stand here to be the conservative alternative to barack obama. >> mitt romney, the long-distance runner, says every rival that's threatened him has made him stronger. >> my conservativism is to the core. >> newt gingrich, the determined challenger, vowing to compete, win or lo

brought her and her family to the white house into the oval office to meet president george herbert walker bushnd spent some time with them, a few hours with them before that meeting and became friendly and we worked on a number of projects together and i left the white house to work for whitney houston as one of my clients. >> what was your job, what did you do for her? >> i was consultant and looking for ways to help her make the most of outside sponsorships, to kind of grow her career, and it was a great opportunity for me to work with a superstar like whitney houston and her career was just taking off at that point. she did so incredibly well with the movies. she had some talented people that worked with her, tony chambers and sheldon platt and jerry liston, and just a great group of folks that worked with her, and i was just honored to be part of that group to work with her. >> may i ask you something, reverend watkins, you referenced her being in movies and of course she was in "the bodyguard" with kevin costner, a huge commercial hit, a huge hit came out of that "i will always love you"

host: 1980, ronald reagan. 1988 with george herbert walker bush. 2000 with george w. . 2008 with john mccain. in all these cases, the republican nominee was able to secure the nomination fairly early. the rules are different in 2012. what else is different, if anything? guest: very, very good question. the biggest difference is we have never had a successful nominee against an incumbent president who had these kinds of negatives. mitt romney has almost 20 points net personal and favorability. people did not like him. people do not trust him. people think he lies and football -- flip-flops on issues. it's very hard to come back from that. we have never seen it done. it is a very big challenge for the republicans. they need this process over fast. it is not helping them. host: if mitt romney cannot pick an appropriate venue for a rally, how is he going to pick an appropriate venue for nuclear negotiations? you are on with celinda lake, the democrats' line. caller: i think it is appalling the republicans have set the stage and brought in the clergy to debate on women's ri

then they turned around in 1990 and offered george herbert walker bush to dollars of imaginary spendingr every $1 a very real tax increase. he for some reason was a cheaper day. he only got $2 of the imaginary spending cuts. the tax increases were real. the spending and not happen. spending did not go down even a little. it went up in both cases. what happened in 2011 was that they were not able to talk the republicans into swallowing their own tongues and committing suicide. they have been able to do it in the past. they were not able to do it in 2011. why? i would argue that the tea party movement, the ron paul movement came into the modern republican movement as the fifth and sixth waves of immigration into our party, in each case making as bigger, stronger, more conservative. i look back at the coldwater election in 1963-1964. a lot of people came in and strengthened parties that did not have anything, made it more conservative and more active. our friends at the new york times at the time advised us to watch out. we were heading down the road to perdition. we were working with craz

and toward the end of his term george herbert walker bush seemed disconnected from those concerns.it can go either way. but it often depends not on the amount in his bank, but on how he handles it. >> how he handles it and also the times we live in, which is a generation that's first seeing, joe, real economic challenge, difficulty, lack of mobility, and even a sense that tomorrow doesn't look so good except for perhaps people who are very, very rich. >> well, obviously, though, fdr was very, very rich in a time when america was in the great depression. and because he knew how to speak to those americans who were suffering like as i said like my parents and my grandparents and part of the country that was the hardest hit by the great depression, it was never -- it was never any issue. in this case, though, it has been an issue with mitt romney because, again, it feeds into stereotypes one gaffe after another after another. so we are looking at romney's 14.5% tax rate in a way the media never looked at john kerry's 13.1% effective tax rate. and here's the thing, though, it's not jus

clinch the nomination in early march followed by bob dole, as you can see, and then george herbert walker bush in april. reagan eventually in 1981 in may but the longer you go, the more damage you'd do to the party is the conventional wisdom. >> can i just point out that karl rove, great guy, he knows he's been around for, you know, everything, the architect but they -- that's more established -- establishment wants to see a quick win. they want to get a quick frontrunner in the g.o.p. someone getting the 1144 delegates needed to get the nomination and then start going after president obama. but can i just -- very quickly, i interviewed sarah palin last wednesday night and i asked her that question. she said what about a brokered convention? she said absolutely in the realm of possibilities. not life on pluto. maybe there is life on pluto. i don't know. but not -- and i also said would you be willing to jump in if given that opportunity? she said yes. >> all i was going to add to that is karl rove said that's not the conventional way that things work. but i don't think there's anything convent

president george herbert walker bush, the man and his mission airs this sunday at 9:00 p.m. fox newschannel. that looks great, doesn't it? >> it does look good. >> shifting gears a little bit, folks. i love that cliche so much. yesterday, "sports illustrated" swimsuit edition cover model kate upton was on the show. we were impressed with her rendition of the dougy so we decided we were going to give it a shot on our after the show show. why are we running this? >> i don't know. >> no. >> when we do this. >> because they don't like us, apparently. >> oh, yeah. >> this is horrifying. and -- >> our careers are probably doomed. >> notice, eric bolling, the smart one right there. he's the first to adjourn. >> about 10 seconds into it, i realized what was going on. >> we don't quite look like kate doing the dougy. we really don't. you missed my figure eight which is the dance that i created in college that is sweeping the nation. >> wait a minute. wait a anyone -- minute. so at the university of missouri, you created a dance and we're now hearing about it? >> five years later, yea

george herbert walker bush was also the food stamp president. see, it runs in the family. food stamp president sr. and food stamp president jr. it's a rampant disease that makes them want to feed poor people, hungry, poor people. i have to confess. i support the food staffer program. i think that snap, the supplemental nutrition assistance program, to call it by its actual name, and not something that newt gingrich think is politically punchy, serves as an important purpose. the purpose is largely to prevent children and old people from going hungry. snap doesn't provide them with some fancy perk with some out-of-control free-stanning program. it provides kids and old people with food. you of can't reduce food stamps at tiffany's which might be another reason why newt gingrich thinks it's so bad. but i think that americans want their people not to go hungry. and just in case i'm wrong. if newt gingrich meant a food stamp president other than the one named george bush, i want to thank barack obama today because he's also invested in snap. he's invested in nutrition for amer

. >> george herbert walker bush. >> too close to call. >> there it is, george w. ack obama president elect of the united states. >> it's shaping up to be a huge night for mitt romney. we're watching the return from the caucuses all across nevada. >> and another headline is the surprisingly tight race for second place. >>> tonight mitt romney is on track for a third win but about half of the votes still are out. will he keep his momentum going? >> i intend to be that leader with your help. >> it's nevada's choice. newt gingrich is vowing to fight on no matter hough he does tonight. >> we are going to contest every place and weep are going to win. >> the final four candidates in america on race for delegates. >> it's nice to see a nice crowd. >> one step closer to the convention in tampa and their party's big prize. >> people of this country are going to decide who the president is based on who they think is the best person to run this country. >> the votes are coming in. the stakes are high and in nevada right now, all bets are off. >>> i want to welcome our viewers

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