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i didn't talk about laura bush, but laura bush really gravitated to pants suits throughout the bush years, so i think you're making a good point. and you're right. if michelle obama is not involved with, say, the lets move type activity or throughout with gardening, you do see her a lot in dresses, whereas i am obviously not partial to dresses myself. i will say that one of my daughters who can wear some of the styles that michelle obama also wears, she wears almost exclusively dresses. i have noticed that with a lot of other young women. i think it's a great, great point, yes. thank you very much. uch. >> thank you. our next speaker will be william seale. and to us at the association, he doesn't really need much introduction. he's been a part of our organization as an adviser to our board f

i didn't talk about laura bush, but laura bush really gravitated to pants suits throughout the bush years, so i think you're making a good point. and you're right. if michelle obama is not involved with, say, the lets move type activity or throughout with gardening, you do see her a lot in dresses, whereas i am obviously not partial to dresses myself. i will say that one of my daughters who can wear some of the styles that michelle obama also wears, she wears almost exclusively dresses. i have noticed that with a lot of other young women. i think it's a great, great point, yes. thank you very much. >> i noticed that mrs. obama seem to wear sweaters more than jackets. at the inauguration, she was wearing when it seemed skimpy. it seems this is a departure for official events to wear a sweater instead of a jacket. what is your comment about that? >> first of all, that is going to be her fashion taste. one thing that is kind of interesting that i have picked up on in my reading is a lot of the reason women wear some type of female tailored version of what men wear was to feel like they could

it's a small, quaint room, very cozy, that was refurbished, i think it was 2007 by first lady laura bush at the time. this is an intimate type of setting. we want to make that point because this wasn't some perimeter and this was far from the front door. he got in. >> and they brought up a lot of good points in the hearings. what if there are multiple jumpers? we've only had one at one time and they can barely handle that one. >> that we know of. >> right. and also we learned there was a button that usually alerts when house. somebody thought that was annoying so they shut it off. >> i think they need to put a sign, if you jump the fence, you will be shot. this man ran the length of the football field to get inside and one thing i want to bring up here, this is an issue of technology or not having the ability to do things. this is a matter of locking the front door and ronald kesslor, former "wall street journal" investigative reporter wrote an incredible piece for time after this whole thing happened saying that the secret service thinks we're fools and he blames this repetitive notion

powerhouse, incredibly popular and often happens in the second midterm election for presidents, laura bush was you the there on the stump when george w. bush's presidency was sort of in the toilet in 2006, michelle obama extremely popular, resonates with people, connects with people emotionally, done a lot of amazing work to help stem the rights of childhood obesity in this country and she peak speaa way the average americans connect with. i think the president will be out there where he can help and michelle obama, kay hagan and michelle nun's -- >> the president maybe out there but up to the candidate whether or not they want to be seen. >> always should you can. >> with the president. and by the way, bernard, you're 2-2 you somehow brought president bush into both of your topics today. david and bernard, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> a second security incident in as many days at the white house. one of them involving a man with a three-inch knife who made i inside -- almost inside the executive mansion. the secret service now working on security changes, but it's causi

bush and laura bush have found the video that is being shown across the country.s members right here at the white house. and some of the people who are here were in that class -- and if you work, you might remember him saying that you were starting a journey that would change our lives forever. that americorps would change the life of the nation, that it would give new life to the values that bind us together as americans. and that was a bold claim. but bill clinton is an optimist and he knew from his own life as i know from mine what service to do. the sense of common purpose that cultivates, the a opportunity to join our fellow americans to work together for something other than just ourselves for something bigger, the common good. so he had high hopes on that bright september day, and he was not the only one. william consuegra took the americorps pledge that day, and then he went to work for youth harvested texas helping high-school students improve their literacy skills. twenty years later, he still a public servant cannot help the communities in mexico with c

i talked about it with laura bush and jimmy carter. you bring young children into the white house you know it's a target. obviously you can understand the concern. there may not have been anything that the secret service could have done to prevent someone from pulling up, rolling down a window, and firing shots. it is what happened in the aftermath including that information to that was the problem. >> thank you so much. >>> joining me now politico senior correspondent. thank you for your time here. as chris mentioned, the secret service director will testify before a house committee. let's start from the latest report from the post a. a bullet goes there u the window. the housekeeper has to notice. you've been to the white house. i've been there behind the scenes. there are people around all day long examining every inch of security. in is not about piling on the secret service but certainly when you look at the image alone, what answers do they need to provide here? >> well, and of course, it wasn't just one bullet. but the bullet yo

bush and laura bush has filmed the video that is being shot across the country.echoes back to that day when president clinton swore in that first class of americorps members right here. some of the people here were in that class. of you may remember him saying you are starting a journey that would change your lives forever. americorps which range the life of the nation. it would give to the values that bind us together as americans. that was a bold claim. he knew from his own life, as i know from mine, what service can do. a sense of common purpose that it cultivates. to join ourity fellow americans to work together for something other than just ourselves, for something bigger for the common good. he had high hopes on that bright september day. he was not the only one. he took the americorps pledge that day and then went to work for use harvest in texas, helping high school students improve their literacy skills. he is still a public service helping communities in new mexico. -- matthew went to work for boston. he discovered a new source of .nspiration he has bee

also former first lady laura bush on what we all need to remember now that we are back in a high anxiety of the hour. see you then ♪ [music] jackie's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >>> we've got a fox news alert just in. west high school in manchester, new hampshire, on lockdown. reports of a 21-year-old former student seen walking into the building with a gun tucked into his pants. police are currently searching for him. all students are said to be safe. that's a fox news alert from manchester. brian and elisabeth? >> the man waned in the hannah graham disappearance captured last night in texas on a beach. >> how did he get there? did he have any help? we still need to know where is hannah? >> right now we're joined by one of the best in the business, detective mark fuhrman. what would you be doing right now if you're on this case knowing your suspect was 1500 miles away? >> well, certainly

laura, you're next, in florida, independent caller. caller: hi, greta, good morning to you. i really think that it all started with cheney, bush, and we just can't walk away from it now, because we have this radical group that is killing innocent christians and people for their beliefs. now, we have people from the united states going over there fighting. i mean, that's what scared me. these -- how could somebody, united states citizen, go over there and fight for these crazy nuts? i mean, we have to stop them in their tracks. if not we're going to have a 9/11 all over again. host: all right, and on the 13th anniversary today of the september 11th, 2001 attacks, we are talking about a new threat that america faces, outlined by the president last night in his speech in a prime time address. today there will be events in both new york and the pentagon to mark the 9/11 anniversary, and we'll have coverage of that in new york on c-span three at 8:30 this morning, and here in washington the wreath laying ceremony with the president at the pentagon at 9:30 here on c-span. the caller mentioned vice president dick cheney and george bu

bush, his turn as an elder statesmen to try his hand at that. >> as he mentioned, bill clinton in 2009 helped secure the release of journalist laura ling. sitting in the white house this morning, ron, what do you make of this? what do you make of this overture? >> i think, as peter said, it's very transparent. as you said, it really is explicitly calling for a repeat of the kind of envoy, high-level on joy with bill clinton, before that bill richardson, i believe jimmy carter as i recall has been enlisted in this in the past. what's perplexing about this is in the past, even the bill clinton trip, did not lead to a sustained change of the trajectory of the relationship. when kim jong-un came into power in 2012, it looked like an opportunity for an opening. things are once again in a downward spiral with the concern about the ballistic missile testing out of north korea. it's unclear where even if you got the high-level envoy they are clearly seeking in this, what their ultimate goal would be once that person arrived. >> peter, this just adds to the long list of foreign policy crises right now facing this white house. my goodness, you ha