ahead, exclusive with former ceo of athena health, jonathan bush, taking a look at the premarket, twoig days of big reversals, we are back in a moment. this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. >>> welcome back, an update on our story on monday involving the bitter dispute between qualcomm and apple they extend into a chinese courtroom which many existing models of apple iphones in china. as we reported on that day, jim and i reported on monday a couple of days back, qualcomm view the order as straightforward. saying that apple could no longer sell or import or do anything else with all of its models except for the newest ones the newes

great grandchildren, a lot of cousins, former president bush's sister, nan ellis, his brother, jonathan busht a large contingent of the family was planning to come up today, but it wasn't publicly announced. just watching him, you know, it looks as if some of the people he's hugging and saying hello to may be former staffers or family friends paying their respects. but i think some of them -- i think a lot of those people are just members of the public, and he is walking around shaking hands, saying thank you. and it's just very reminiscent of what his father did in houston when the public came to pay their respects for barbara bush. former president bush 41 went and greeted the public. >> that was back in april when she passed away, barbara bush, and he was there, george h.w. bush, and he received those who were coming to pay their respects. >> and those pictures were so moving because there he was in the wheelchair. no one expected to be there. and he said to his staff that he wanted to go because it was the right thing to do and i think you are seeing a very similar thing right here. next

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forge a very close personal relationship to the point where the bush brothers would joke about him being their other brother. >> jonathanhave been prolific this morning in your analysis of president george h.w. bush and you -- in one of your stories you sort of describe him as being the end of an era. >> well, absolutely. and thank you for the kind introduction there. really in a lot of ways sort of the last of his kind. i know john meacham has been on air, the author who wrote about him, described him as the last gentleman. he was also the last president to start, fight and finish a war. and i think most importantly he was a president who represented a moderate brand of republicanism, certainly the last of those that we've seen. there has been an evolution in the republican party, we now see all of the way to donald trump. i can't think of two republican presidents more different than george h.w. bush and president trump and of course there was a bridge in between in george w. bush who had moved more conservative than his mother, who had to do that to become the nominee of the republican party. who talked about his com

president bush will lie in state at the capitol before he's in r interred in texas. jon meacham joins us, and another great historian, jonathanlter, columnist for the daily beast. he's interviewed george h.w. bush numerous times. jon, i read your book, it's wonderful. i once heard bush say that the best thing about the president was the honor of the office. i heard some clinton kid laughing at that. the older i get, jon, the more i respect that idea that it is the honor of the office which has been dishonored on occasion since, that really does matter a lot. >> it matters enormously. that was a part of the ambient atmosphere that poppy bush, as he was known, his grandfather g.h. walker, george herbert walker was called pop, so george herbert walker bush was called poppy, which when he got into politics in texas was not the type of name you wanted to sell in corpus christi or abilene. there are still members of the family who would slip and call him poppy. he was someone, from his mother to his father, to senator bush who served as senator from connecticut for 12 years, they were people who had, and this is a phrase that we're

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jonathan hunt in anchorage. thanks. america remembers former president george hw bush and we take your life to the bush presidential libraryin college station, texas. that is i had. plus, president bush leaves behind a legacy of terrible wo work, how he will be remembered. >> i appreciate that very much about this president and how he handled his life. he was such a kind and gentle person and he really reflected, i think, the person of christ, the way he lived his life. but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer, approved, with hormonal therapy, as an everyday treatment for a relentless disease. verzenio + an ai is proven to help women have significantly more time without disease progression, and more than half of women saw their tumors shrink vs an ai. diarrhea is common, may be severe, and may cause dehydration or infection. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor if you have fever, chi

jonathan, you'll be back later in the program. please stay with us. >>> president herbert walker bush had a very endearing relationship with his wifearbara. she died eight months ago. take a look at george, husband, to wife. >> january 6th, 1994 for barbara pierce from ghwb. will you marry me? i forgot you did that 49 years ago but i'm even happier today. i have climbed the highest mountain in the world but even that cannot hold a candle to being barbara's husband. mum used to tell me, now, george, don't walk ahead. little did she know -- >> don't do that. little did she know what? i was only trying to keep up. >> you can see who's dyeing their hair, by the way, since the -- you know, test of time, that marriage, something else. >> it lasted 73 years, 73 years and they were in high school when they met and fell in love -- >> what are you up to? you're pretty much up there, aren't you? >> i'm up to 37 years in my marriage. >> how about you? >> 42. >> if you combined our marriages maybe we would match the bushes. >> what am i saying, 38. you it the last interview with president bush. >> yes. it was last november almost exactly a year

jonathan karl tonight. it seems it might have been one last call to service for the late president, george h.w. bush, orchestrating this rare moment of unity. >> reporter: in fact, david, the bush namely reached out to the trump white house months ago. they had a clear message. the message was that president bush wanted president trump and the first lady to be part of his memorial. and if you looked out at that crowd today, you also noticed that the bush family also invited many of the president's top advisers, top white house officials were also there. and for his part, president trump honored every request that the bush family made in planning this week's events, and perhaps most importantly, he remained quiet, uncharacteristically so, leaving the spotlight for this week entirely on the memory of the 41st president. >> important unity for the country. jon karl, thank you for your reporting. and our coverage of the celebration of george h.w. bush continues tomorrow. the final service in houston, that's at 11:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow morning, right here. >>> in the meantime, we do move onto the othe

bush administration, and both of them nbc political analysts. and so, jonathanour latest reportings or the hunches or whatever we are going on as we continue to report on something that is not possible to report since we don't know what is basically in the president's head. >> that is right. and first of all, there is an element of the theeter of the absurd here as we have seen celebrities from jose canseco and piers morgan raise their hand, and some more serious than others. and so he has not settled on the replacement. he thought that heed with one lined up last week, nick ayers who was all set to take it, but they disagreed about how long he would stay in the post, and then he bowed out and leaving the president in a awkward position leaving john kelly here in a lame duck. you hit on some of the names menti mentioned chris christie, and jared kushner, of course, already a white house job, and some suggestion that while he would want to do the chief of staff role when he does have a pretty expansive portfolio, and christi e, of course shg chris christie who wa

does not exist beyond two on the occasion of george herbert walker bush's ago,, a couple of weeks writing in the "financial wrote" jonathan ganesh that social orders to some extent our self canceling. the longer people have it, the more they take it for granted. historic events that warm them against -- warned them against such complacency pass from memory to folklore to something more like rumor. i am with that sentiment part of the way. that has influenced me a lot is by robert kagan, the general grows back, in which he says that the last 70 years were an aberration. that it is not the norm. major countries go to battle with each other regularly and free trade is not the norm. world is the norm , and we are in an extraordinary hegemonf the u.s. as a coming out of world war ii. there were two wars, largely separated by the great results werend the putting into place the international economic order that we have. but that is not the norm in human history. so i am with him part of the way. not he said is if you do tend the garden, the jungle does grow back. in other words, what you have to tends -- tends to deteriorate in

i want to bring in abc's jonathan karl, live tonight, and jon, we know there had been tension when donald trump was running for office, what was said about the bushesbut jon, this really is a moment of yubty here in washington. >> reporter: it sure is, david. this will be the first time that we will see all of the living presidents together since the inauguration of donald trump. and it is a moment of unity that is really befitting of george h.w. bush. this was somebody known for striking up genuine friendships with people who had been bitter rivals, and in the case of donald trump, the resentment went both ways. of course, trump was as harsh a critic as there was of the bush family, and george h.w. bush so resented trump that he actually crossed party lines and voted for hillary clinton. but when it came time for trump to become president, at the inauguration, the former president bush, the elder bush, wrote him a letter, saying, "i want you to know, i wish you the very best as you begin this incredible journey of leading our great country." so, yes, david, a moment of unity, as the country pays tribute to george h.w. bush. >> all right, jon karl

jonathan turley is next. first, this tweet from the security detail of the late george h.w. bush. that detail disbanded as of this morning following yesterday's burial in texas. timber wolf was the president's secret service code name for more than 40 years. former president bush joined the navy upon turning 18 years old just a few months after the japanese bombed pearl who are bore. today is the 77th anniversary of that pearl harbor attack in hawaii. [explosion] >> december 7th, 19241, a date which will live in infamy. the united states of america was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval air forces by the empire of japan. ♪ ♪ the greatest wish of all... is one that brings us together. the lincoln wish list event is here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with $0 down, $0 due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. only at your lincoln dealer. and a complimentary first month's payment. your insurance rates skyrocket you could fix it with a pen. how about using that pen to sign up for new insurance instead? for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutu

bush. david: covering it at 10:00 eastern. skelley, coming up. this is bloomberg. jonathan: the countdown to the open starts right now.tors are rated in austin is some -- optimism. the auto deal remains silent. the curve is resurfacing. for the first time in a decade. we are 30 minutes away from the opening bell. futures are down by six on the s&p 500. it is to 96 this morning. for many investors, feel curve -- the yield curve obsession comes again. >> they have not inverted. >> .2 and version means recession. >> the minimum lead time is 10 months. >> that is a signal that the markets are thinking the fed has gone too far. >> we could still

jonathan, are you scared or cool with as a cucumber? >> you have to be concerned. you can't beat around the bush. it's a bloodbath.nd has been an historic decline, 1500 stocks and to be close and only 652 week highs. i've never seen it take this bad going back to the financial crisis. were stock market in december since 1931 and spend the first year since that global financial crisis that investors have lost money both in stocks and bonds and the dow itself does not indicate how bad it has been. down present this year but bank stocks are down 25% and energy stocks down just as much. an ugly stock market and the problem is that it tends to act as a harbinger rid of the economy to come. tom: energy stocks down, why? pgh i thought energy independent and why would they be down? >> this started way back to october and that's when the soul of started. primarily it started in high tech stocks that they called the thing, facebook, netflix and it has spread. energy stocks are down because energy prices are down and we seen one of the sharpest drop in oil prices at a record well below $80 a barrel and the consensus is when

here's what our mutual friend jonathan allen, long-time print journalist and author who's now working with us, compared this to. "the differences between bush, the patrician dedicated to public service, civility and international cooperation, and trump are endless. but at the root of it all, trump finds darkness in people, while bush saw points of light." sabrina, your reaction. >> well, this certainly wasn't intended to be like the memorial services for the late senator john mccain, where there was a very clear effort to rebuke the trump era of politics and his tenure over washington. but even so, every time there was a remembrance of 41, of the humility, of him as a gentleman, of the way in which he understood the gravity of the office of the presidency, there was an undeniable contrast to the incumbent president. you saw the contrast from the moment that president trump walked into that -- into the cathedral and took his seat next to the obamas. and a lot of the tension frankly was of his own making. and phil rucker laid it out in his article indeed that he was sitting next to his predecessor, whose legitimacy he questioned by leading th

jonathan. ebony: coming up, the deep and lasting faith president george h. w. bush. talk to franklin graham whose father, billy graham was a close friend of the family. also we remember the match made in heaven between george and barbara bush. fe. political or psychological? psychological. small town or big city? small town. methodists...or mules? mules. how's this? signed?! no way. nobody knows thrill seekers like we do... barnes & noble this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. [music] >> i do not fear what is ahead. if our problems are large but our heart is larger. our challenges are great but are will is greater. and if our flaws are endless, go

jonathan. respond to that. >> we heard american -- >> president, you worked for president bush somewhere along the line. tried -- >> i worked with his dad and nephew. >> he is on your twitter feed. first president bush tried the steel and aluminum tariffs way back in 2002. they thankfully gave them up after a year, after they saw they were costing american consumers money and americans jobs. this issue on tariffs has been settled. this was settled decades ago in economic history. >> it was settled by china. they took advantage of a system. they have had a predatory trade system. we lost at least 2 million well-paying jobs since china has come into the world trade organization. blake: lee, let me ask you -- >> 2 million well paying jobs. you may not care at your hedge fund. the average american -- >> here goes the class warfare. blake: hold on. hold on. let me jump in here for a second. lee, are you worried though that some price have gone up, simple question? blake: because some of this is passed on to the consumer. >> we are at very low, record low inflation still in this country over all. most of the

bush made four troops to iraq while he was in the white house. president obama made one. shannon. >> shannon: all right, jonathan, thank you for the update. footage from the turkey-syria border. u.s. troops patrolling amid new threats. it's a very tense situation. here with the, fox news correspondent david. he joined fox news and then his wife had a baby on friday. congratulations. your first-ever report is for us, welcome, david. >> glad to be here. a lot of news out of syria, very busy. u.s. troops walking a fine line in a region that becomes more complicated by the day. call it a chess game in the middle east. u.s. troops are constantly in the middle of the board. president trump is doubling down on his decision to pull troops from syria as turkey could soon make an entrance. week after president trump announced he would pull troops from syria, many of the same troops patrolled the borders between kurdish-led forces in turkey-backed forces in northern syria. the patrols come as multiple reports suggest turkey is preparing a military incursion in northern syria against their long-running foods, the kurds. turkish and allied syrian oppo

i'm jonathan capehart in for joy reid, who's in south africa for the global citizen festival. the nation continues to mourn the death of president george h.w. bushay night at the age of 94. we'll have the latest on the plans for his memorials later this hour. but first, it was, shall we say, an active week in special counsel robert mueller's investigation, with new details unveiled about trump's efforts to build a trump tower moscow during the campaign and the lies he told ever since. it's clear mueller is connecting the dots and now we're finally getting a clearer glimpse at the big picture. my colleague, rachel maddow, is piecing the puzzle together

i'm jonathan capehart in for joy reid, who's in south africa for the global citizen festival. the nation continues to mourn the death of president george h.w. bush, who died friday night at the age of 94. we'll have the latest on the plans for his memorials later this hour. but first, it was, shall we say, an active week in special counsel robert mueller's investigation, with new details unveiled about trump's efforts to build a trump tower moscow during the campaign and the lies he told ever since. it's clear mueller is connecting the dots and now we're finally getting a clearer glimpse at the big picture. my colleague, rachel maddow, is piecing the puzzle together, too. and on friday night laid it all out on the table. it's must-watch television, and if you missed it, here it is, in its entirety. >> after what has just been a remarkable week in the courts this week, which started with prosecutors in the special counsel's office declaring that paul manafort had been lying to them, saying he was in breach of his cooperation agreement, the president's lawyers then bragging publicly that they'd been using paul manafort as a way to gather intellige

as jonathan allen puts it, rather than condemn them on the public stage, president trump chose to maintain his distance with them. president trump will attend the funeral for president bush this week in washington, but this is what he said in buenos aires when a reporter asked him about what he has said about 41. >> do you regret any of your comments about president bush in the past? >> thank you very much, everybody. thank you very much. >> his statement yesterday, president trump nodded to president bush's signature phrase, a thousand points of light, to pay tribute to president bush. that happened just five months after he made fun of that statement. >> we are finally putting america first. we're putting america first. and by the way, you know, all the rhetoric you see here, the thousand points of light. what the hell was that, by the way? a thousand points of light. what did that mean? does anybody know? and it was put out by a republican, wasn't it? >> joining us now is pulitzer prize-winning historian jon meach meacham. let me start by asking you about the column you wrote for "the new york times" yesterday. you describe the great tensions that george h.w. bush fac

bring back in jonathan list from from british influence the other things what do you think success or failure for treason. i think is catastrophic bitter reason may let's not beat about the bush this is. thirty seven percent of the conservative parliamentary party voted against their own prime minister in normal times i would be the prime minister would have to it would have to be out of or out on or a faster than you could you know you say say that the number of votes so as to how authorities completely shut up how it's completely shot and let's just take this away from the conservative party for a moment a look at this in context of bracks it you heard one hundred fifteen or so m.p.'s say that they were going to various kinds of deals so we can roughly estimate that it was about that not that those probably stay in m.p.'s very sick and her but that means she has absolutely no chance in getting three basically any city or now because the labor party and the opposition are completely united against her those one hundred seventy nine pieces are never ever going to support whatever she does and that means she is a busted flush she's completely paralyzed and she'll have to go ba

jonathan lamere and then mike barnicle for final thoughts. of course everything is a little bit slowed down and people are hopefully taking a moment to recognize the legacy of h.w. busht looks like it has been delays, decision on that, because of this pause. we have saw certainly it started yesterday in a very bipartisan fashion. president trump made a visit there yesterday. he will be invited to the funeral. the bush family end kiindicated wanted to set aside the previous difficulties in respect to coming together for the nation. the pause will not last long. there's a lot to do in terms of the government shutdown in the coming days and of course we're going to learn robert mueller is not pausing. we'll see the details in terms of flynn, manafort. >> all this will be happening, mike barnicle, as the nation gets ready to say good-bye to former president george h.w. bush funeral tomorrow. what are we expecting? what is the symbolism as we look at this moment in history? >> this is an american moment. it's not a tweet. it's not a text. it's not sky writing that's going to disappear in the clouds. this is about one man, george herbert weak of walker bush who at 18 years