bush and first lady laura bush. cret president bush and i occasionally had political disagreements. [laughter] i remember one time until oval office, you looking at me saying, "you spend more time in this office then me." the fact of the matter is i always respected the president. a numbersagreements on of issues, which we made pretty clear to one another in private and we were never hesitant to tell each other the honest god truth as we saw it. that is the way the system is supposed to work. a contest of ideas to determine the direction we take as a nation. was myident bush as chairman of the foreign relations committee, he was never my enemy. think how demeaning our politics has become in terms of how we talk about one another. where our priorities align, we work together. think there's no better example than the incredible emergencyt in the plan for relief. in the 1990's and early 2000's, the aids epidemic in africa was threatening to wipe out an entire generation of leadership as well as an entire generation pres

laura bush. for their commitment to veterans. from the national constitution center in philadelphia, this is one hour and 25 minutes. ♪ gentlemen, please welcome the national constitution center's executive vice president and chief operating officer, vince stango. [applause] mr. stango: good evening, everyone, and happy veterans day. it is my great pleasure to welcome you to the 2018 liberty medal ceremony honoring president george w. bush and mrs. laura bush. [applause] as you know, the national constitution center inspires citizens as the only place where people across america and around the world can come together to learn about, debate, and celebrate the greatest vision of human freedom in history, the u.s. constitution. we are honored to educate and inspire so many americans about the meaning and importance of the u.s. constitution, and it is because of you that we can engage in this meaningful work. on behalf of jeff rosen and the entire team at the national constitution center, i want to t

laura bush.applause] mr. stango: as you know, the national constitution center inspires citizens as the only place where people across america and around the world can come together to learn about, debate, and celebrate the greatest vision of human freedom in history, the u.s. constitution. we are honored to educate and inspire so many americans about the meaning and importance of the u.s. constitution, and it is because of you that we can engage in this meaningful work. on behalf of jeff rosen and the entire team at the national constitution center, i want to thank all of you. our donors, partners and visitors, our public officials, many of whom are in the audience tonight, our corporate leadership council, and our superb board of trustees for everything you do to help us bring the u.s. constitution to life. i am sure many of you will want to share our program tonight with your friends and family. when you do so, we invite you to use of the hashtag #libertymedal. however, we ask you to do so qui

[applause] >> i did love the laura bush -- i mean laura bush, laura ingalls wilder books. this is a really wonderful gift, thank you, very much. i'm thrilled with it. thanks a lot. start.e things before we many former staff members are here. would you all please stand? we won't see you, but they will be in the video and here they are. >> thank you. [applause] course, you know how important they are to the work you have done. convincedn that you to start the national book festival, the long-time librarian of congress. >> he was my partner at the book festival. thank you so much. >> he knew i had started the texas festival and he called me right after we moved to the white house and said let's have a national book festival. >> so, we all want to know, how was the wedding? and i have to tell you, as a reporter, keeping it secret, not good. how did you manage that? kept itink that barbara a secret. just so few people were invited. it was our family and it was craig's family. and it didn't include jeb or neil or anyone else. it really was just our family. she wanted to get marr

it reminded me of laura bush. bush and michelle obama were tremendous mothers who protected their girls from the media glare. that's hard and you have to love it, when both laura bush and michelle obama put being mom first. it comes out in both of their books. laura bush has spoken from the heart and becoming of michelle obama. and, you know, there's always a feeling of worried about something strange in michelle obama's memoir, she tells us about a nightmare she had of zoo animals going on the white house lawn and they accidentally shot a tranquilizer gun, they hit one of her daughter. in her people with a, she tells of this dream, but it tells you how nervous she was, with people bringing the zoo to the white house lawn in her dream. >> she talks about when they drove in front of the white house, and someone shot at the window. >> say what you want to say about both of their husbands, they're both classy women. >> they are. and i was there, that first day michelle ever walked into the white house, when the custo

it reminded me of laura bush.aura bush and michelle obama were tremendous mothers who protected their girls from the media glare. that's hard and you have to love it, when both laura bush and michelle obama put being mom first. it comes out in both of their books. laura bush has spoken from the heart and becoming of michelle obama. and, you know, there's always a feeling of worried about something strange in michelle obama's memoir, she tells us about a nightmare she had of zoo animals going on the white house lawn and they accidentally shot a tranquilizer gun, they hit one of her daughter. in her people with a, she tells of this dream, but it tells you how nervous she was, with people bringing the zoo to the white house lawn in her dream. >> she talks about when they drove in front of the white house, and someone shot at the window. >> say what you want to say about both of their husbands, they're both classy women. >> they are. and i was there, that first day michelle ever walked into the white house, when the c

laura bush wrote in the hot, arid lands of west texas, i tried to imagine being surrounded by tall pine trees and heavy snow. of course, i identified with the main character, a girl named laura. the 2018 records of achievement award features a handwritten insert by laura ingalls wilder to a typescript draft of her fifth "little house" novel. this insert was added to an early draft attempting to explain how mary, laura's older sister, had become blind in the intervening time period. the books i have not read. [laughter] >> but a lot of people have. this insert is part of the collection of the papers at the herbert hoover presidential library. so, what you have been waiting for now, journalist and historian in her own right, cokie roberts will have a conversation with laura bush about her contributions to our society. we thank you again for being with us. cokie: thank you, governor. mrs. bush: thank you very much. [applause] mrs. bush: i did love the laura ingalls wilder books, so this is a really wonderful gift. thank you very much, i'm thrilled with it. thanks a lot. cokie: two more int

best-selling author, the story in her own right and our vice chair cokie roberts will have conversation laura bush about her contributions to our society. we thank you again for being with us. >> thank you, governor. thank you very much. [applause] .. -- cokie: i did love the laura ingalls wilder books, so this is a really wonderful gift. thank you very much, i'm thrilled with it. thanks a lot. cokie: two more introductions before we start. many of your former staff members are here. would you all please stand? we won't see you, but-- >> who was in the video. oh, here they are. [applause]. >> thank you. >> of course, you know how important they are to the work you've done. and the man you convinced to start the national book festival, jim billington, the long time librarian of congress. >> he was my partner. thank you so much, dr. billington. [applause] >> he knew i'd started the texas book festival and he called me right after we moved to the white house and said let's have a national book festival. thank you, dr. billington, very much. appreciate it. >> so, we all want to know, how was is the we

bush and laura bush. t.v. oncan history c-span 3 at 9 a.m. eastern, narrate the 1921 silent film documenting the war iy of a world soldiers' remains from france to arlington national cemetery. then we visit the meuse-argonne cemetery in northeastern france, the final resting place for over 14,000 american soldiers. at 8 p.m., president trump at the world war i ceremonies in paris. sunday, veterans day, on c-span and american history t.v. on c-span 3. every spring, the u.s. army initage and education center carlisle, pennsylvania, hosts a living history event featuring

now, the national archives foundation presents ormer first lady laura bush with its records of achievement award. it improves the conversation between mrs. bush and cokie roberts. this is 30 minutes. cokie: we give this award each year. we try to make the award something special and significant to the honoring. we understand that laura ingalls wilder is one of our honoring's favorite authors. in the hot,rote arid lands of west texas, i tried to imagine being surrounded by tall pine trees and heavy snow. of course, i identified with the main character, a girl named laura. the 2018 records of achievement award features a handwritten insert by laura ingalls wilder to a typescript draft of her fifth "little house" novel. this insert was added to an early draft attempting to explain how mary, laura's older sister, had become blind in the intervening time period. the books i have not read. [laughter] >> but a lot of people have. this insert is part of the collection of the papers at the herbert hoover presidential library. so, what you have been waiting for now, journalist and historian in her o

bush and his wife, first lady, former first lady laura bush. is a preevent presentation and then the event itself, we are told. >> while we wait for this presentation to get underway, let's take a look at the week ahead for congress. the 115th congress returns tuesday for the lame-duck session and the home stretch of legislative work and leadership elections. joining us is senior staff writer with "the hill." let's start with the elections and nancy pelosi strength in hand to reclaim the speaker's gavel. to her ands potential challenges mentioned before the election? >> so far, they have not really materialized. we heard a lot of criticism of nancy pelosi over the last few years from rebellious democrats who have wanted change in the caucus, have wanted a new generation to step forward. of course, tim ryan two years ago did challenge policy and garnered 63 votes, but so far he said he is not prepared to jump in at this moment. he is in wait and see mode. right now, we don't have any other names that have been floated. there are a lot of discuss

laura bush. [applause] >> thank you, all. thank you so much. thanks, everyone. thanks very much, jeffrey. honor.ou all for this thank you for hosting george and me at the national constitution center today. thanks to rob rodriguez, leslie zimmerman, and all the veterans. and the acting military here today. and for your distinguished service to our country. [applause] president bush and i are retired , and we are spending our time dedicated to our military service initiative. the military service initiative honors the men and women who served our country. we are working with them to develop the leadership's hills and tools they need to transition successfully to civilian life. at the warrior open golf tournament in dallas, at the warrior 100 k bike ride at a ranch in crawford. aree advance, george and i inspired by the strength and determination of our veterans. while george is watching chips and pots or riding with the spend time like to with the spouses and caregivers who accompany their warriors to texas. these are the ones who care for the family and manage t

bush and laura bush. historians narrate the 1921 file home, documenting the journey of a world war i soldier's remains from brands to arlington national cemetery. visit the cemetery about, thet rants resting place for 14,000 soldiers. trump atstem president the ceremonies in paris. sunday, veterans day on c-span camera --, and american history on c-span3. tomorrow on newsmakers, an interview with army secretary. he talks about veterans day and soldiers today. where the army is having a little bit of trouble is recruitment. the numbers for the reserves and , are the onlyuard places that we did not meet recruitment numbers. >> can you talk about why that is said what you can do about changing the perceptive? forces.e armed we have a great economy, and this happens anytime you have a great economy. recruiting becomes challenging. secondly, the army has a very high annual need for soldiers. we have to recruit more soldiers than the other sources combined. , this is a is cultural issue, more and more young peo

bush and laura bush.im gardner. >> hello, and welcome to the 2018 liberty medal ceremony, the national constitution center's annual tribute to the worked to secure the blessings of liberty around the globe. this year, the constitution center chose president george w. bush and laura bush for the work they've done on behalf of u.s. combat veterans since they left the white house in 2009. through the george w. bush institute's military service initiative, the bushes have focused specifically on post-9/11 veterans, those who put their lives on the line in wars started under president bush's watch. when we come right back, we'll learn about the institute's work and meet some of those veterans who say their lives have been changed for the better. ♪

one thing that was critical is lau laura bush had a great relationship with the two chiefs of staff thatdent bush, and she would have periodic private meetings with them, and that was confidential, and all in -- under the umbrella of what is best for her husband. i remember interviewing with her for the job. she said i am not here for me, i am here for george and because of george. she wanted to do everything she could to help him, and the west wing knew that. it made our life and our job as a an east wing staff to get all the support and assets we need. mrs. trump's staff is very small, all the more reason to have allies on the west wing to get that help when you are planning a solo trip to africa or whatever it might be. and mira ricardel aobviously --i know of her and john bolton, too, and they have a hawkish view, and they don't care about infighting. >> i know about the sharp elbows, she didn't endear herself, mira ricardel. did something happen on the afri africa trip? >> well, i was on the trip. the first lady does not fly in a big air force one 747 like the president, it's a much

it was something in the bush by -- book by laura bush, and it was when laura invited the bushes to come and meet the grandchildren. they ran out of the house, and said ginny -- ganny, and barbara was so appreciative that they had talked about her before they came out. she loved her family and her family was the tops. you is not a lie old -- allowed to say anything negative about the family, but she would say, [ laughter ] >> and sometimes you was there when she said it and you felt uncomfortable. but she was very giving and i do have to tell you one story, and you should know that you do not apply to become the president's chief of staff. when president bush was hinting that i should be his chief of staff, i thought he was hinting that i should be the director of the transition. i thought he was sending me to meet with clay johnson about transition, and he asked me to meet with clay johnson and he asked me to call him on the road. i called him on the road and then he asked me to come see him in florida is before the election. before i went to florida, i was supposed to go see his parent

bush and laura bush on american history tv on c-span three at 9 a.m.astern, historians narrate the 1921 -- 1931 silent film, "the unknown soldier." at 6 p.m. we visit the meuse-ar inne american cemetery eastern france, the final resting place for 14,000 american soldiers. 8 p.m., president trump at the award ceremonies in paris. american history tv on c-span3. >> tomorrow on newsmakers, an interview with army secretary mark esper. he talks about veterans day and soldiers in conflict today. >> this veterans day coming up in two days, being the 100th anniversary of world war i, the war that was supposed to end all lost as you know we thousands of soldiers in that great conflict. and we will be thinking about them this sunday as we commemorate veterans day. it's important to note, though, that we are still a nation at war. just this past week, with heavy heart, we brought home a warrior from afghanistan, major brent taylor, who has served his country well. and we mourn to this day for him and his family. we still have veterans serving today. many, of cour

so laura bush has spoken to melania trump. back to you, erin. >> interesting.much more personal. thank you, kate. >>> now front now, desiree rogers, the former white house social secretary who has known the obamas for decades. desiree, i appreciate your time response. is she making a mistake in not taking michelle obama up on this offer to reach out and talk? >> here's one of the things i would say, erin, and thanks for having me on tonight. i mean michelle has been so generous in offering herself and being available. why not take her up on it? why not have a discussion with someone who just recently served for the past eight years? so i'm hopeful that perhaps the phone will ring and that there will be still time for a dialogue. it's early. the bottom line is she put a hand out, she reached out and she's available. and she's still available. so that's her generous spirit. she's a lady and, you know what, who knows. they may in fact speak. >> that would be -- it would certainly be fascinating to all watching to imagine what that moment would be like. >> it might

bush and former first lady laura bush will be presented with the liberty metal at the national constitution center in philadelphia. watch live coverage on c-span. you can find programming on world war i and the centennial all day long. >> our focus on the supreme court during world war i continues next with christopher. he wrote a book on the selective service act of 1917, and how it affected men and women during and after the war. from the supreme court chamber, this is about 45 minutes. >> good evening ladies and gentlemen and i am greg joseph, chair of the board of trustees of the historical society welcome to our third lecture in the leon sullivan series, and the professor will be speaking about this elective -- elected draft law case. let me begin by asking everyone to turn off their cell phone, not just put them on mute because it will affect the sound system, and that includes your fancy watches that are really cell phones. i want to begin also but thinking -- thanking justice elena kagan and we cannot be here unless we are sponsored by justice, and you do us honor by coming in this

the presentation of the annual liberty medal to president bush and laura bush. on american history tv, c-span 3, all day coverage commemorating the 100th anniversary of the end of world were i. veterans day on c-span and "american history tv" on c-span 3. >>>

bush and former first lady laura bush received the 30th annual liberty medal from the national constitutionter in philadelphia. ♪

bush and laura bush. on mesh history tv, c-span3, all day coverage commemorating the 100th anniversary they have end of world war i. sunday, veterans day, on c-span and american history tv on c-span3. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today, we can't to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> charlie cook, editor and publish herb of "the cook political report" recapped the mid-term results at an event in washington hosted by the national journal. before this analysis, the -- they highlighted some of the new congressmens. this is just under two hours. and thank you for coming. it was another exciting late night. and every licks cycle is going to be

he has wrote over one dozen books and had the privilege to interview the clintons, laura bush, as well as the nixons and affords. his accolades are vast and many. the staff has enjoyed a long friendship and professional relationship with carl, and in many ways, we can send you part of the family. will be called him back in april to propose the idea of the first lady exhibit lecture, luncheon series, his enthusiasm was contagious. in five months, the concept has become a reality. ladies and german, is joining -- join me in welcoming carl anthony. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you for all of you who are here today. a special thanks to chris, who we have thanks a lot of individual staff members and everyone has contributed and played a role. but certainly chris has been very calm and overseeing that all of these events have gone smoothly. a special thanks to him. [ applause ] >> from the director of the foundation to cheryl, the secretary, to jim, i am give you the first names, and maybe some of you know them all. but really, i gave 100% only because i saw that i was getting 100% back

bush and former first lady laura bush. for their commitment to veterans.m the national constitution center in philadelphia, this is one hour and 25 minutes. ♪ gentlemen, please welcome the national constitution center's executive vice president and chief operating officer, vince stango. [applause]

bush elmore a bush -- and laura bush. all-day coverage commemorating the 100th anniversary on the end of world war i on c-span3. >> now analysis of tuesday's election results from congressional leaders. we hear from senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, house minority leader nancy pelosi, and senate minority leader chuck schumer. this is one hour 15 minutes. sen. mcconnell: good morning, everyone. i had one of the cable networks on this morning and they said this is probably a rare opportunity to see mcconnell smile. it is indeed a good morning for senate republicans. over the course of the last -- well first last night and this morning, i talked to leader pelosi. we discussed ways we might be able to find a way forward. she and i have had an opportunity to work together for a number of years when we were both on the appropriations committee. she had the foreign relations subcommittee and so did i. we are not unfamiliar with each other and we will probably have a lot more dealings with each other in the future. in looki

in 2017 laura bush wrote

bush and laura bush on american history tv on c-span3, historians never the 1921 film documenting the journey of a world war i soldiers remains from france to arlington national cemetery. at 6 pm, we visit the music argonne american cemetery in northeastern france the final resting place for over 14,000 americansoldiers and at 8 pm eastern , president from world war i ceremonies in paris sunday, veterans day on c-span, and american history tv on c-span.org 23. >>. >> up next, former leaders of the us conference of catholic bishops child protection review board discussed child abuse by catholic priests and reforms the catholic church could undertake from the sitting club of chicago, this is about an hour. >>. >> thank you jay. thank everyone today for being here, good afternoon. i'd like to thank the city club members as well for inviting us to discuss the current crisis in thecatholic church . when i last had the opportunity to speak to the city club audience regarding this topic, it was march 3, 2004, 14 years ago. the crux of my talk at that time regarding the release of the nationa

i think the point that we always make is that president bush and laura bush could not have been moreopen and supportive of our transition. we were thirsty for information from them. they understood it was their job to make sure we hit the ground running. so we wanted to learn everything we could from them. the next president and first lady, they get to choose whether they're interested in having that ongoing relationship or not. i think for every former president, what i've noticed from all the former presidents who i've gotten to know is they're here to serve. they're willing to step up to the plate just like president bush and president clinton did after the haiti earthquake. they both showed up to the white house on, you know, two seconds flat to work on a relief fund. that's what former presidents do. so all i can speak to is what i've observed from former presidents, and each president gets to choose their own course as does the first lady. >> there's a story that i remember the first time that i can remember having any interaction with mrs. obama. this was when barack obama was

bush and form are first lady laura bush were awarded the liberty medal for their work with military veterans. joe bide ten presented the award. president bush said he was proud to be following in his father's footsteps. >> laura and i are the second and third members of our family to receive this award. the most deserving, of course, was the first. and i'm proud to follow in my dad's footsteps once again. >> in 2006, former presidents george h.w. bush and bill clinton were awarded the medal. >>> coming up, a strawberry contamination case, an arrest has been made in an incident that caused distress in the country. >>> and archeology, what they found in an ancient tomb. this is the "cbs morning news." would keep us apart. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira can help get, and keep uc under control when other medications haven't worked well enough. and it helps people achieve control that lasts. so you can experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphom

bush and laura bush. then chief justice john roberts talking about the importance of an independent judiciary. host dr. drew pinsky, secretary of state alison lundergan grimes, and chris christie talked about the opioid epidemic from the politicon in los angeles. this is one hour. mo'kelly: we are going to get started. thank you for coming out for this important conversation talking about the opioid epidemic. let me do some quick introductions because i think it will be prudent given the status and stature of people on stage today. this is in alphabetical order by first name, not any preference. on the far end is secretary alison lundergan grimes, the youngest in the nation serving the bluegrass state of kentucky. she is also one of the only remaining the statewide elected female democrats in the south. she appears on msnbc, fox, the new york times. and cnn. please welcome secretary grimes. [applause] mo'kelly: and directly to my right is governor chris christie, served as the 55th governor of new jersey,

bush and former first lady laura bush will be awarded the liberty medal at the national constitutionsident joe biden presents the award. at 5:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the free radio app. >> i thought about the forgotten presidents even before i began the book and then it occurred to me that there might be something these presidents have in common. the habs they were also significant -- but perhaps they were also significant in some way. >> michael gerhardt tonight talks about two of his books -- "the forgotten presidents" and "impeachment." did ahink bill clinton lot to merit his own impeachment. i think he knew members of congress were looking to him to make mistakes. and when he made those mistakes and later testified undergrowth in a way that was false for which he was later held in contempt by a judge for perjury, bill clinton made his impeachment almost inevitable. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> earlier today, president trump visited the american cemetery and memorial in paris' western suburbs. it is the final resting place for 1

bush and former first lady laura bush will be given the liberty metal at the national constitution centertch live here on c-span or at c-span.org. coming up this weekend, today at 1:00 p.m. eastern, the festival of books from nashville let elliott and his book the people see, the story of emmett till. and bob smith on reagan, an american journey. new york times magazine chief talks about her book obama, with love, joy and anger. it was in greenwood south carolina, at a rally for obama in 2007. the rally was a bust. no one there but a small gathering of folks needing something to do. obama was looking out at the emptiness. fire it up, -- fired up, ready to go a woman with a gold tooth shouted. as if on cue, the people around her repeated her words, began to chant and in an instant, the rally went from dismal to glorious. it shows you what one voice can do. that one voice can change a room. obama said later, recounting the story. and if a voice can change a room, it can change a city. >> then at 9:00 p.m., ben sasse from nebraska talks about his "them" and he is interviewed. >> i think poli

eastern with the liberty awards, honoring former president george onbush and laura bush american history tv on c-span3 at 9:00 a.m. eastern. historians narrate the 1921 silent film documenting the journey of a world war i soldiers remains from rants arlington national cemetery. the:00 p.m., we visit american cemetery in northeastern france, the final resting place for over 14,000 american soldiers. at 8:00 p.m. eastern, the rear of president trump at the world war i ceremonies in paris. sunday, veterans day, on c-span and american history tv on c-span3. looking at our live coverage today on c-span, veterans affairs secretary robert wilkie will talk about veterans the yearand goals for ahead. live coverage from the national press club in about 15 minutes at 1:00 p.m. eastern. and tonight, ben carson speaks at the national conservative students conference in washington. young americans foundation is hosting the gathering, live at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> new congress, new leaders. watch the process unfold on c-span. ofocrats every claim control the house. republicans retain majority

bush and laura bush onand to honor america's veterans. president bush flipping the coin.d quarter, dak prescot with the keeper. dallas up by 10. in the second half, the eagles would fight back. carson wentz with a laser up the middle to zach ertz. that ties it up. in the fourth, elliott putshe dagger into the eagles with this touchdown. dallas beats philly 27-20. the new orleans saints were inn ciinnati and drew brees threw for threeouchdowns in the first half alone. that put him ahead of brett favre for second place on e treer list. the saints rolled bengals 51-14. and a big day over in cleveland where number one overall draft pick baker mayfield threw for a season high three touchdowns against the falcons. the browns played their best o gamethe season, upsetting atlanta 28-16. this is cleveland' first three-win season since 2015. >>> just ahead, a health scare for aerosmith's joe perry. plus honoring the men and women who serveur country in uniform. some who made the ultimate sacrifice. for the good. and not so good. for the mundane. the awe-inspiring. the heart racing.

. >> i know that laura bush reach reached out to you, and she said, you need any help, i am a phone call how you extended that same courtesy to melania trump, and has she reached out to you? >> no. no, she hasn't. >> and in response melania's communications director said that melania trump is a strong and independent woman who has been navigating her role as first lady in her own way, and if she needs advice she seeks it to the professional people within the white house, and can the current first lady need her help? >> well, what she did and i did, too, as the chief of staff is that i reached out the laura bush's chief of staff and s secretary clinton's chief of staff in the white house, and there is an amazing support, there because there are so few people who have lived through that experience in the white house, and it is a very small group and no other place like the white house, and nothing in your life that you have ever done can prepare you for working in the white house. so getting that experience and wisdom from both sides of the aisle is something that i earn sli valued and i k

bush and former first lady laura bush took home the prestigious award. george w. bush did bring a lot of freedom to all americans he maybe made it so that the dumbest moves slower witted americans had the freedom to think maybe i could be president. look. like a day like the ice president joe biden is there to do with this not about again democrats or republicans who. are. all. wow it really is just one big old club of sociopaths each other off in full view and. you know there's a but here's much to do that behind it this shad you ask. you can just whip it out you can whip out each other in a family friendly ceremony. put it why go to the pharmacy get them a present for the love of god the love of god gets of the press and claim. yeah i got a medal of freedom for george w. bush it's it's shaped a little different than the one he got from by the. way it is done it is still mad all. in order to clean up this storm you would. some sort of futuristic toilets i believe and i know just the guy bill gates has revealed he wants to revolutionize the toilet and he says doing

bush and former first lady laura bush, were honored with the liberty medal by former vice president joephiladelphia. the award recognizes the bushes' work with veterans. mr. bush joked about joining his father as a recipient. >> laura and i are the second and third members of our family to receive this award. the most deserving of course, was the first. and i'm proud to follow in my dad's footsteps once again. [ applause ] >> mr. bush served in the air national guard during the vietnam war. his father received the distinguished flying cross after being shot down in world war ii. >>> aerosmith guitarist joe perry is in the hospital. the 68-year-old collapsed backstage during a concert in new york with billy joel. he had just played aerosmith's "walk this way." perry is reportedly alert and responsive after suffering shortness of breath. >>> a safety alert concerning a popular brand of scooters loom scooters, taking them out of service because they could break apart while in use, and that may have contributed to two deaths. some employees told "the washington post" they reported the defec

>> there was something in laura bush's book that struck me about barb and it was when laura invited the bushes to come meet the grandchildren, barb's grandchildren. and, they ran out of the house and said ginny, and she said that barb was told that she had taught them about her before they came out and she loved her family, her family was the top and you were not allowed to say anything negative about the family, she would say it. sometimes, you were there when she was saying it and you felt uncomfortable, right jenna and barbara? she was just very giving. i do have to tell you one story. you should know that you do not apply to become the president chief of staff. they don't go to a recruiter or linkedin and when president bush was hinting that i should be his chief of staff i thought he was hinting that i should be the director of his transition so i thought that he was sending me to meet with clay johnson about transition and he asked me to meet with clay johnson and he asked me to call him on the road, i called him on the road and then he asked me to come see him in florida just bef

bush and first lady laura bush on hand to honor america's veterans. president bush would flip the coin to get things going. in the second quarter, dak prescott. dallas goes up by 10. in the second half, the eagles got things going as well. carson wentz with this laser shot here to zach ertz to tie it up. in the fourth, elliott puts this dagger into the eagles with his game winning touchdown. dallas wins 27-20. >>> next to nashville where the titans played a great game. he used to play for new england and handed his former team a beating. the titans snapped a seven-game losing streak against the patriots with a 34-10 upset. >>> to the hottest team in the nfl, the saints in cincinnati. drew brees threw three touchdowns in just the first half, and that put him ahead of brett favre for second on the career list. the saints rolled the bengals 51-14. >>> a big day over in cleveland as well, number one overrule pick baker mayfield threw three touchdowns. the browns pulling out a solid 28-16 win over atlanta. this is cleveland's first three-win season since 20