he is at home in kennebunkport. after that conversation, a short while later, we fly to riyadh, saudi arabia, and meet with the king. .e also traveled to the vatican this was kind of interesting. the first time we go to the vatican, everywhere the president went, i would go, it and i always knew i would be with him. i get to the vatican and i go running in the door. she is living by the armed saying i have to go this way. it is really hard when you're in the vatican to argue with a none -- nun. she did back to all these hallways and took me to a place, says i should stand right here. minutes go by, and she comes back and gets me and asks if i'm ready. she opens the door, and here's what i see as i take these photos. , i wasy on the left trying to get a picture of the president, and marlon fitzwater i noticed kept edging in an edge again and got in the photo. i think it is one of his favorite photos. this is at a white house press conference briefing room. you can see leslie stahl from cbs sitting down. the woman sit

some of the grandchildren and his dog would come with us sometimes, and this is at their house in kennebunkport. the guy on the left, that is bush, later became president. the guy in the red pants is his grandson and now the texas land commissioner. and of course, just to the classic wave folders. of china.'s republic that was an interesting trip to go on. if you know the bio of george herbert walker bush, at one time , he was the liaison to the people's republic of china and lived there. so, when he went back as some of the embassy staff were still there, and he had a little private dinner with the staff, so it was kind of fun to see that. >> watch the entire program sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's three american history tv. >> next on "american history tv's reel america," "why we fight, the battle of russia." this 1943 documentary tells the long history of russia's military from the 13th century through world war i, then details the soviet war against nazi germany between 1941 and 1943. this is a series of seven films created during world war ii by hollywood director and u.s. army maj

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told her and others at a reception in kennebunkport, maine.s all comes as clinton has the edge in a new poll this week's nbc survey monkey poll is clinton at a five-point lead over her republican rival donald trump. clinton has 50% of support among likely voters compared to trump's 45%. right now trump is facing more questions about his foundation. today new york's attorney general confirmed he is looking into whether trump paid his own legal settlements with money from his charity. the washington post was first to report this news. among the payments, $100,000 to a veterans group after a legal dispute. just minutes ago the trump campaign released this statement that said, in part, "there was not and could not be any intent or motive for the trump foundation to make improper payments. all contributions are reported to the irs, and all foundation donations are public publicly disclosed." >>> next monday join me and the rest of our decision 2016 team at exfent live in the sports complex in south philadelphia. be part of the live audience or watc

we had one in the can with the helicopter flying over bush's house in kennebunkport.golf courses and, you know, is this where you live? >> i've heard all the arguments. >> dukakis said i never want to see that ad ever go out on the air. >> i wasn't listening. i made a decision we're not going to respond. >> it was perfectly clear that they were playing hardball and we were playing softball and you can't win hardball with softball. >> i was doing some research on george bush, and wouldn't you know it, we found a piece of footage. >> george bush had been a pilot in world war ii, and he had been shot down in the pacific. >> a submarine emerged and saved him. somebody on the submarine had a camera and filmed it. we used it everywhere, you know, as much as we could. >> i, george herbert walker bush. >> i, george herbert walker bush. >> do solemnly swear. >> how does a man get to this point in his life? how does a man get so far? >> perhaps for george bush it began the day in 1944 when he earned the distinguished flying cross for bravery under fire. >> i saw that footage an

this is at their house in kennebunkport. the guy on the left, that's george w. bush who later became president. they guy in the red pants is george p. bush, his grandson another texas land commissioner. just the classic wave photos. here in the people's republic of china. that was an interesting trip to go on. bio of georgee herbert walker bush, cap one time he was the liaison to the people's republic of china and lived there. when he went back as president some of the and busy staff were still there -- embassy staff were still there and he had a private dinner with the staff. it was fun to see that. watch the entire program sunday at 9:00 eastern on c-span 3's american history tv. for campaign 2016 c-span continues on the road to the white house. they want to get back to making america strong and great again. hillary clinton: i am running for everyone working hard to support their families, everyone was been knocked down think it's back up. -- but gets back up. >> live coverage of the presidential and vice presidential debates on c-span, the c-span radio app an

debut bush visits clinton at the kennebunkport compound there is a reason hillary clinton is not there. they are not close. these p it is hard to bury the hatchet these campaigns are very passionate and personal. the talk about the security issue and some staffers for this book really wanted to drill home about security in a the white house. . . i just think she's a little bit -- i think michelle might be more honest about the feelings that a lot of these women have had. although barbara bush loved being in the white house. it just really depends on the personality. i think laura bush also really enjoyed it. so it's entirely dependent on who is on that position but i do think the security is only going to get to be a bigger and bigger issue which is why it is, i think, a bit concerning that they're cutting down on the full-time staff who know what is going on and recognize people >> how about journalism part? is it getting tougher to deal with journalist for the first ladies or the family in general? >> i don't know the abc to that. i think they control the message at the white house p

there was a meeting up in kennebunkport of the points of light foundation, which is boin, and bipartisan, and rfk's daughter is on the advisory board and in what everybody thought was a private meeting, they -- he did not make an announcement by the way. there was reception line and she went to say hello, had her picture taken and i guess she asked who are you voting for and he said, hillary clinton. and she went and posted it on facebook. >> not happy about it. >> and to say that board members, republicans and democrats were disappointed would be the polite word, furious. this board meets once year. i don't think she's going to be on it next year. look, this is important. even though they have publicly -- they're not going on the record either confirming or denying. they're saying his vote is private. my sources have told me it is absolutely true that he said it, that he is planning to vote for hillary clinton. >> and the other thing is true i've been told this isn't the first time. people who know him well, he's told this before, but they certainly did not expect it to come out the way

bush told her and others in kennebunkport that he plans to vote for hillary clinton.with you, perry, on this point. there have been a lot of rumblings about this. a lot of buzz about this. it's not a surprise, but what's the significance, do you think? >> i was going to say to you that this is big news that a former president of one party is going to vote for the other party's nominee. at the same time, we've said so many, the colin powells, the brent scowcrofts, we had so many people of the traditional republican establishment, neither bush wins the convention. so i don't think it has a big impact, to be honest with you. i feel like donald trump supporters are not looking for bush's permission to vote for who they're going to vote for. >> could it help her expand her support? win over some of those independents. >> i'm not sure it has a big electoral impact, but it's pretty seismic within the party. one thing we need to remember, and george w. bush made clear -- or jeb bush, i'm sorry, made clear he couldn't support trump. and so the thing that we have to remember ab

why she was up in kennebunkport, what i've learned from sources familiar with what is going on up theres that they had private drinks with the bushes, and board members are very disappointed, to put it mildly. they are furious. they are outraged, that she went public and said this. there are not denying that it is true. so that's -- so -- bottom line, they are not denying it. i think there's one thing to put in perspective here. i don't think this is a huge shock. the former republican president, xli, has said he's sitting this out. i think it's pretty clear that he wasn't going to vote for donald trump. his son, president george w. bush, xliii, has said he's sitting it out. but it's also interesting. the bush family has not been a block in this. right? jeb has said he's not voting for hillary or trump. george p. bush, who's his son, whose texas commissioner said he is voting for trump. marvin bush, the brother, he's voting for gary johnson. the libertarian. they've been all over. >> all respect to marvin, former president h.w. bush, a former republican president not going to vote for t

bush at their kennebunkport come come -- compound, there's a reason why hillary clinton isn't in tow, you know? they're just not close. and i think it's hard for some of these people to bury the hatchet. these campaigns, as we see now, are very passionate and very personal. and i talked a little bit about the security issue. i did talk to some staffers for this book who really wanted to drill home the idea that they're more concerned than ever about security in the white house, that more part-time staff is being hired and that they think that the first family is definitely more vulnerable now than they've ever been. in an effort to cut down on costs, the white house isn't having as many permanent staffers work during state dippers, and this was something that three of -- dinners, and this was something that three of these resident staffers were passionate about telling me, and i felt that, you know, they really are so loyal to the white house and to just -- no matter who is president. and so they really wanted to make sure that that point was out there. they feel that this is not some

. - bush had flown up to maine, and he goes to kennebunkport 100 times or so, and he never simply drovere and say, "there are real problems here. tell me about 'em." he never did. and so he was seen really as an absentee president who did not understand what was happening in his own backyard. the last three years, they had more sightings of elvis up here than they did of mr. bush. [laughter and applause] what you have to understand about a buchanan rally, it is a male thing. it's like a mafia meeting or a tractor pull. they're very localized people. they're rooted people who are not ideological at all, and frankly, they're your strongest supporters. all: go, pat, go! go, pat, go! - it was just before christmas. i'd been running for two weeks, and we went into this place. it was a paper mill. and i went over, and i shook hands with these guys. and one of the guys who was almost my age, he looked down, and then he looked in my eyes, and he said, "save our jobs. and it went right through me, and i picked up the paper the next morning. and the american export-import bank was financing a pap