and laura bush as our honorary chair people during our reading promotion campaign. i'm afraid this is just heart of what happens to me when i start bush family.t the we are grateful to all of them. laura bush is also honorary chairperson of our promotion reading campaign, and host of the national book festival, which she chairs in which the library of congress sponsors and which we are planning to have but have not officially announced for october of this year. let's hope. [applause] this is from laura bush. i'm pleased to send greetings as you gather at the center of the book to participate in the launching of this wonderful project. when mr. andrew carroll contacted me about the legacy project and its aims, i became an immediate and enthusiastic supporter. my father served in the 104th infantry division in world war ii and i'm sure he was one of those young soldiers who eagerly awaited the next shipment of armed services editions to come his way. the legacyd that project is reinitiate in the publication and distribution of and i can just imagine the smiles this end

had enter for the book has both barbara and laura bush as our chairperson in the reading campaigns. what happens to me when i start thinking about the reading-loving bush family. we're grateful to all of them. is also honorary chairperson as i said of our reading promotion campaign and national book festival, which she chairs and congress ibrary of sponsors and which we are planning to have that have not yet officially announced for october of this year. i'm pleased to send greetings as you gather in the library of participate in the launching of the project. when mr. andrew carroll legacy d me about the project and its aims, i became n immediate and enthusiastic supporter. my father served in the 104th world war vision in ii and he's one of the young soldiers who eagerly awaited the ext shipment of armed services editions to come his way. i'm thrilled that the legacy reinitiating the publication and distribution of can just imagine in the smiles this endeavor will ring to the faces of our troops. i applaud mr. carroll's nitiative in directing the project and collecting and compiling

it includes president bush joking around about the missing ladyus as well as first laura bush.his is the clip. >> does weapons of mass destruction have got to be somewhere. [laughter] note no weapons over there. maybe under here. >> i said to him the other day, george, if you really want to y in the world, you're going to have to stay up later. [laughter] ladies and german, i am a desperate housewife. >> they are so insulated. they don't want to know about people like tomas. and the 4% or 5% of the population that actually sacrificed for this war. >> that last voice is tomas .oung's mother tomas, your reaction to the skit? twofold.my reaction is i would like to tell laura bush that there are probably -- there are probably a couple thousand desperate housewives who are quite missing their husbands and would love to have their husbands there to go to bed early before 9:00. livehe president to be so -- glib about a lie he told the american people and my brothers and sisters in arms to get us to go to war so blindly and patriotically for this country, it is offensive to me as a sol

. >> schieffer: when former first lady laura bush joined us we turned back to the possibility of a bush 45. let's talk about the bush dynasty here. your mom says there have been enough bushes running for president, what do you two think about that? >> sometimes her prognostications haven't been very accurate. i think you have to earn your way in politics. i don't think anything is given to you. >> schieffer: i think the question that every candidate faces, you have unique perspective on this, if it were putting the family through -- >> that's what every candidate has to think about because it is -- even since george and i lived at the white house, social media has increased so much, lots of mean and terrible things on the internet about every family for which -- even we didn't have. but i think that that everyone has to weigh that. >> schieffer: from your perspective, has politics, my sense it's gotten a lot meaner. in the older days -- >> i hate to be one to talk 'the old days. people were held to account for what they said. there was a pushback. now just so much stuff out there, peopl

i didn't talk about laura bush. but laura bush really graff stated to pantsuits throughout the bush years. so i think you're making a good point. and you're right. if -- if michelle obama is not involved with say the let's move pe or out there with gardening, you do see her a lot in dresses. and whereas i am obviously not partial to dresses myself, i will say that one of my daughters who can, you know, wear some of the styles that michelle obama also wears, she wears almost exclusively dresses, and i have noticed that with a lot of other young women. i think it's a great, great point. thank you very much. >> i noticed that michelle obama tends to wear sweaters instead of jackets. and particularly at the second inauguration it struck me that she was wearing a sweater that seemed to be skimpy is the word that comes to mind. a very, very small cut. and it seems to me that this is quite a departure for official events to wear a sweater instead of a jacket. what's your comment about that? >> you know, first of all, that'

bush goes "on the record" teax take to you texas for conversation president bush and first lady laura bush. don't want to nate. 7:00 p.m. monday night. use dvr. go to gretawire.com and answer this. does nancy pelosi have her own war on women or is a rule a rule? vote in our gretawire poll grit washington see you monday night for a special show. greta talk on itunes it's free. that's your favorite and don't forget hannity tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. good night from washington, d.c. >> >>> tonight on "red eye." coming up on "red eye." have motorcycles have enough of leather clad jerks doing tricks? how some machines are finally fighting back. plus what countries is the vice president still struggling to locate on a. >> mexico, united states and canada. i make no apologies for it. >> everyone is screaming. >> because he is a god. >> and finally is there no limit to the popularity of teen corner with greg gutfeld? we'll show you what happened when some teens learned what hotel he is staying at and one lucky fan who got to meet

. >> laura bush only sort of laughing there. over the weekend, george w. sh said he thought was a 50/50 chance his brother jeb would run for president. >> the most interesting thing about why he wrote that book. he wrote that book because he wanted his father to read it. he wanted to write a history about his father so his father do read that book and know. >> it's a wonderful thing, the love between those two men. >> it's such a rare thing that one president and another president are related. >> john quincy did not write a book about his father. >>> two u.s. senators on a mission to free a detained american. the progress made ahead. >>> and the efforts, trying to land on a comet. a comet that is 41 miles an hour. fred pleitgen is going to explain how it will happen. that's coming up. [ man ] look how beautiful it is. ♪ honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? [ male announcer ] whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it onl

, former republican senator olympia snowe, independent senator angus king, c, former first lady laura bushand press herald newspaper? >> that was "b," the senator angus king, independent of maine. >> did jack get that right? >> let's check the segment from wednesday's show. >> then this afternoon, his most important endorser, maine independent senator angus king, he unendorsed elliott cutler and threw his support to the democrat. >> the correct answer is b and jack is 1 for 1. >> excellent. remember, you have to get two to get the prize. let's go to question two. the candidates in the massachusetts governor's race this week were asked at a debate, the question was, quote, when was the last time you cried? terrible question, but fascinating answer. the republican candidate charlie baker wept all over again while describing an encounter he said that he had during this campaign. afterwards, though, reporters tried to verify the story and report out the details of what he had described but nobody has been able to prove any of it, and now charlie baker has had to admit that maybe it didn't quit

bush goes "on the record" teax take to you texas for conversation president bush and first lady laura bushn't want to nate. 7:00 p.m. monday night. use dvr. go to gretawire.com and answer this. does nancy pelosi have her own war on women or is a rule a rule? vote in our gretawire poll grit washington see you monday night for a special show. greta talk on itunes it's free. that's your favorite and don't forget hannity tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. good night from washington, d.c. >> >>> the o'reilly factor is on tonight: >> with respect to the notion that i is k. suspend deportations through executive order that's just not the case. >> that was 2011. president obama contradicting himself and possibly the constitution by signing executive order suspending deportation. will this cause great harm to the country? we will debate it. >> a new study out of university of texas shows that heavy pot use harms your brain. gutfeld mcguirk familiar with the subject. we will analyze. >> senate democrats wanted to avoid votes on contentious issues so they wouldn't have to take

refrigerator which i love the color is actually not the refrigerator you had but is your mother-in-law's laura bush. >> jenna, yes. very nice of her but it's of the period. >> very pretty. this is what i like foot where you can open it like that. >> that must have been more one of the more modern ones. >> in the old days as i recall, we didn't drink out of the faucet because the water was so hard. it was the beginning of ozarka, the name of a water. a lot of people used it. people's teeth used to get real yellow out here because of the hard water. >> the phone, one phone line in the family. >> yeah. >> 4480. >> you remember that? >> no. of course, let me give you the tour of your childhood bedroom. >> this is fantastic. it's awesome. it's beautiful, isn't it? the wood is beautiful. this is exactly the way it was. >> were you a cub scout? >> i was a cub. >> were you any good? >> no. but i was a cub. guess hot den mother was? >> i hate to guess. >> mother? >> yeah. ill kind of peaked as a cub scout, however. i was a proud cub scout. so i used to quip mother has gray hair because she was the den mothe

i asked former first lady laura bush about the personal side of this political family. what was it like marrying in to this group? >> said it was look moving in to animal house. >> let me say something on this. it was a huge advantage for me, huge advantage for dad to have married the type of women we married. obviously laura's style is a little different from mother's, thankfully. sorry, mom. but they were both women who could handle the chore. you never had to worry about it. >> schieffer: is he barbara's son or -- >> both for sure. people used to say that he had his daddy's eyes but his mother's mouth. he got the best characteristics. >> thank you. >> schieffer: no one in modern history has a better insight in to another man's presidency than george w. bush. he knows he could never be objective. but he says, that really isn't the point. >> there's a lot of stereotypes in politics, you know. people like to create a portrait and, lot of times they really didn't understand george h.w. bush. >> schieffer: is that the reason you wrote this book? >> no, it's a tribute to h

bush and laura bush and also in george h.w. americorps members. in all 50 states the new class of americorps, 7,555,000 of them were inducted at the same moment in time on september 12. announcing a new initiative called employers of national -- so we are asking employers to give a little bit of a preference to those in americorps or peace corps or other national service partners, maybe in your advertisement that you post job applicants. you say a americorps member, peace corps, peace corps, encouraged to apply. take it a step further and maybe would ask those employers across the country both nonprofit and private sector to put a checkbox in their checkbox in their application is as heavy their application is as heavy serve the national service program like americorps or peace corps? please describe your experience or maybe there's a point system you might want to encourage. i'm very pleased that we are having an inaugural charter employers of partnership challenge that will enlist employers around the country who will partici

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>> laura, you'll remember that president bush chose in his second term to take on tax reform or social security reform? he chose social security reform and it was so difficult not many folks today could tell you what progress was made in those four years. we didn't want to have to take on both at the same time. both of them are critical. both need to be taken on. we try to just take on tax policy and leave the social security for another day. and to do that then, we locked in based on payroll as it exists and as it changes. we locked in a formula that said social security trust fund will continue to receive exactly the same revenues it would have revved had we continued to fund it under a payroll formula. but again, payroll has proven inadequate to fund the social security system. rather than tying the fitness of the social security trust fund to the payroll pace, i want to tie it to the size of the economy, which is what we do in a fair tax world. we can grow the receipts that we have preventing bankruptcy would not be the right terminology, but we are options for dealing with social

>> laura, you will remember president bush chose in his second term, was going to take on tax or social security reform? he chose social security reform. it was difficult. not much folks could tell you what progress was made. we didn't want to take on both at the same time time. both of them are critical and both need to be taken on. we try to take on tax policy and leave the social policy of social security for another day. to do that then we locked in, based on payroll as it exists and as it changes, we locked in a formula that said that the social security trust fund will continue to receive exactly the same revenues that it would have received had we continued to fund it under payroll formula. but, again, payroll has proven inadequate to fund the social security system. rather than tieing the fitness of the social security trust fund to the payroll base, i want to tie it to the size of the economy, which is what we do in a fair tax world. we can grow the receipts that we have preventing bankruptcy would not be the right terminology. but we are options for dealing with social securit

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bush family is, back in november 2012. your dad had a bad cough. went in the hospital. >> yeah. >> december he had pneumonia. so you, laura, the girls, your daughter jenna is expecting. >> right. >> going to the hospital, go to see your dad. >> right. >> you write in the book, no crying. >> yeah. i said i don't want the last image of us to be as weeping around him. his last image. get over there it's an icu unit at methodist hospital. trying to comfort and he leans over and rubs jenna's stomach and said there's death and then there's the beauty of life. and we all wept. i gave him a kiss. i thought it would be the last time i'd see him. i underestimated him. as well as misunderestimated him. thank you for remembering some of my great -- >> we all have them. don't worry. i've been in the business for a long time. you tell the story in the book about you hold dad, shout out in the sky. this is interesting to me, he signed up for the navy on his 18th birthday -- signed up for the military on his 18th birthday. my father did the same thing, right from world war ii. it was that generation. he goes to war a fighter pilot, we ha

bushes at the park. >> assume you want your picture with me. >> if you're not taylor swift that's not going to end well. >> a british baker laura clark put together0 eggs, 22 pounds of butter. al roker, what are you thinking? >> i'm thinking this will be for the ages. this is one of the more bizarre. wow. you had everything. >> i ran out of time. we enjoyed brittany. >> that cake sculpture. >> cheers, another pop fix. >> that noise one more time. tus. >> back in a moment. take it to the head, baby. >> take it to the he ♪ ♪ i ♪ know i can't deny... ♪ that i got a new feeling ♪ deep inside... ♪ [ female announcer ] with five perfectly sweetened whole grains... you can't help but see the good. exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. right now, you can save $400 on the c4 mattress set. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock, at 60. silent night not so silent? sleep number's even got an adjustment for that. give the gift of amazing sleep, only at a sleep number store. where you'll find our lowest price ever on the c4 queen mattress