on laura bush and michelle obama. but first ladies often sm decline interviews, especially when the first ladies often seem to decline interviews when they have their own memoirs to pen. 1994, barbara bush published hers. hillary clinton, laura bush, michelle obama and jill biden all wrote their own books. maybe they feel they are taken more seriously because of the growth of the field and our era. another marker of heightened interest in first lady studies is increasing appearance in the media. lives, fictional. they are varying quality and levels of historical accuracy. scholars know that first ladies have had a long history with non-print media dating back to early radio broadcast shows. over time their presence has increased. one tradition happened with nixon's appearance on sesame street. every first lady since then has been on sesame street but for trump. in the 1980s. first lady television appearances into the norm. the camera loved here and she was at ease in front of it because of her past as an actor. america

i'm thinking here of bernstein on hillary clinton, ronald kessler and laura bush. eter slevin and michelle obama, for example, susan page interviewed barbara bush and darlene superville interviewed, jill biden for their books. but first ladies often seem decline interviews, especially when they have their own memoirs to pen. so in 1994, barbara bush published in the 2000. hillary clinton. barbara bush. laura bush. michelle obama and joe biden have all written one or more books. these later first ladies have been more forthcoming about the substance of their work. possibly they feel they're being taken more because of the growth of the field and our era. i want to remind us very briefly here that another marker of heightened in first lady studies is their increased appearance in the media. live fictional and documentary. these, of course, are always of varying qualities and levels of accuracy. scholars know that first ladies have had a long history with non print media back to early radio broadcast and television shows, but only sporadically. over time, their presenc

i'm thinking here of kyle bernstein on hillary clinton and ronald kessler on laura bush and peter slavinn michelle obama and interviewed jill biden for their books and first ladies seem to decline interviews especially when they have their own memoirs to pen. in 1994, hillary clinton, launcha bush, millel obama and jill biden have all written one or more books. these first ladies have been more forthcoming about the substance of their work and possibly they feel they're being taken more seriously because of the growth of the field and our era. i want to remind us briefly that another marker in heightened interest is their increasing appearance in the media, live, fictional and documentary. these, of course, are always of varying qualities and levels of historical accuracy. scholars know that first ladies have had a long history with non-print media dating back to the early radio broadcasts and television shows, but only sporadically. over time their presence has increased. one long tradition began in 1969 with pat nixon's appearance on sesame street. every first lady from nixon when the

with everybody marilyn and dan quayle behind them and you see president obama's dad george and laura bush of form standing up and shaking hands all around here president trump didn't stand up when bush entered. joe what do you make of this scene? >> while the civic rituals we have developed martha is good to be with you and how we act they are very useful to remind americans that have fun and we are all americans pierce and get along better than others and at the most winsome moment today steve for standing up and delivering the eulogy his father ideal to rachel's eulogy. that's the presidents club. that really does point out the fact that only presidents no more presidents have to go through. so even though a lot of water under the bridge george aw bush became very good friends with bill clinton they traveled the world doing good deeds. jerry ford jimmy carter traveled the world doing good deeds and i think it's useful to the country to see what they saw today that eventually go to the point where you say goodbye and hope everyone shows up and behave themselves. thank they did today. >>

>> it is a one-day event with over 90 authors now and it was started by first lady laura bush when mycessor, when she came to washington, she had started the texas book festival. that is still one of the largest in the country. and they started it about 24 years ago, and when you think about what we have for young people and what we do for young people, there is an entire section that is going to feature interactive activities and authors for young people, famous authors that we all know, doris kearns goodwin, james mcbride, james patterson will be there, you will be there. and we've just talked about illiteracy and when you see all of these booklovers that are gathered, thousands and thousands of people. david: the president of the united states ever come up and borrow a book or are they too busy to do that? >> we've had some good relations with the white house in terms of putting book and display we had met recently. at david: what kind of books do you like to read? >> i'm into mysteries, big mystery fan some sense of satisfaction. someone usually gets killed, nobody cares. and then

it was started by first lady laura bush when my predecessor, when she came to washington, she had started texas book festival that is still one of the largest book festivals in the country. they started it about 24 years ago and when you think about what we have for young people and what we do for young people, there is an entire section that is going to feature interactive activities and authors for young people. famous authors we all know. doris kearns goodwin, james mcbride, james patterson will be there, you will be there. it is heartening, we just talked about illiteracy. when you see all of these booklovers that are gathered, thousands and thousands of people. david: do presidents of the united states ever borrow a book or are they too busy? they don't call you and say, do you have this book, or something like that? dr. hayden: we've had some good relations with the white house in terms of putting books on display for certain things. we've been doing more of that recently. david: what kind of books do you like to read? nonfiction? dr. hayden: i am into mysteries. i am a big mystery

bush y su esposa laura bush, bill clinton y hillary clinton. presidenciales. pero trump se brincÓ. el protocolo invitÓ a mandatarios de latinoamÉrica como javier milei de argentina, nayib bukele de el salvador, el presidente de ecuador, daniel noboa, y el ex presidente de brasil, jair bolsonaro. pero quien no recibÓo la invitaciÓn fue la presidenta de mÉxico, claudia sheinbaum. por cierto, aquÍ en noticias telemundo vamos a transmitir de costa a costa la ceremonia de juramentaciÓn trump en la casa blanca. serÁ el lunes a partir de las 09:00 del este ocho del centro, seis hora del pacÍfico. mientras tiktok libra esta batalla legal para no desaparecer en estados unidos, nuevas plataformas se estÁn sumando miles de usuarios. aquÍ sumando miles de usuarios. aquÍ le vamos con cada paso acumulamos experiencias y logros... ...y aprendemos a cuidar nuestra salud. si tienes 45 años o más, debes hacerte una prueba para detectar el cáncer de colon... ...aunque no tengas síntomas. la prueba de cologuard... ...se puede hacer en la privacidad de tu casa. cua

bush y su esposa laura bush tambiÉn asistirÁn, pero el que irÁ solo serÁ el ex presidente barack obama la ceremonia de juramentaciÓn trump en la casa blanca el lunes a las 09:00, hora del este de los estados unidos, 08:00 en el centro y seis en el pacÍfico del paÍs. en una noticia de Última hora, cuba anunciÓ que liberarÁ a 553 presos. tras conversaciones que ha sostenido con el vaticano. este anuncio se hace horas despuÉs de que estados unidos sacara a cuba de la lista de paÍses que promueven el terrorismo. vamos con betsy vadell y estÁ siguiendo los detalles. betsy. quÉ significa esto para el rÉgimen cubano? >> julio, esta decisiÓn ofrece ciertos alivios para el gobierno de cuba porque facilita el acceso al mercado financiero internacional y desbloquea transacciones financieras e instituciones vinculadas con el rÉgimen. la administraciÓn del presidente joe biden emitiÓ ademÁs una exenciÓn del tÍtulo tres de la ley helms-burton, la cual es una herramienta legal que le permite a los cubanos en estados unidos demandar a empresas que lucren con bienes expropiados por el rÉgimen cubano. e

bill and hillary clinton, george and laura bush. barack obama, michelle not there today.nt-elect trump and melania and in front of him we have the president and first lady, the bidens, and kamala harris and her husband, doug emhoff. bret baier, as we await for the procession to get underway additional thoughts from you. >> bret: first of all, being in that cathedral is quite something. the cathedral choir with "the road home" opening the ceremony. you talk about steve ford, he will read what gerald ford wrote for this moment and ted mondale will read what vice president walter mondale wrote for this moment that is very powerful. you will hear voices from president ford and vice president mondale through their family members. and obviously a big moment for president biden delivering this eulogy. you know, we talked about humility for president carter. as the casket was coming in they played hail to the chief. at the beginning of president he said i don't want to hear hail to the chief. i don't want the pomp and circumstance but then at the end relented but at the beginning

major commitment he forged with the world health organization and others making partners and he and laura bushit was saving the lives literally of 25 million people in africa and there is a great question as to whether those people will now ditch it and will have fatal consequences without their medication. eleanor, you know so much about carter's legacy and how it is continuing through habitat for humanity. a couple from georgia, jimmy and rosalynn carter, you met with them shortly after they left the white house. they became the leaders of habitat. they put it on the map. all around the globe, right. >> okay. >> talk to us, eleanor, about that because you went with them on one of their constructions. >> they became the face for habitat for humanity and in the late '80s my husband and i did habitat for humanity week in atlanta. we stayed in the dorms and in the morning you bust out to the work site and i looked out the window of the bus and it was early, 7:00 a.m., and there was jimmy carter jogging to get to the worksite. and he was harder working than anybody else. he was probably then in h

liz: former first lady laura bush was clearly entertained watching this all go down in front of her.this story too, the guy that went after trump during the debate now being called "narcissistic". david muir getting roasted for using clothes pins to cinch his jacket while reporting on deadly la fires. he was wearing basically an abc jacket that looked like a fire uniform but was not. we have former nbc host brian williams ripping the media saying it was crushing to watch working journalists reach for attempt and words on biden's decline but not reporting on it. r go ahead, joe. >> okay, sorry. i thought a sound byte was coming up. coming from lying brian williams, it's an interesting perspective, but he's right, i guess, in terms of what he's saying here that reporters should have dug deeper or maybe talked to more sources or report what had they thought they knew. look, liz f you had eyes, ears, and basic sanity and watched joe biden shake hands with the ayr r or forgot names of cabinet members and world leaders that were dead for years and don't need to do much reporting. just obse

bush and laura bush hosted queen elizabeth.ally, it is a black tie dinner for a state dinner. >> first gentleman in. >> you know, it's going to see if that happens. i don't know. i don't know if he would take on the traditional functions that we understand a first lady would have or if someone else on the presidential staff would be designated to do that. it's -- you know, the white house is a living, breathing, history container and it's always evolving and changing and that's an evolution that we will face soon are or later. >> next up is robert in newark, ohio. hi, robert. >> hi! i'm glad i got through. um, i have two questions. is it a myth or fact that one of the president says tried to poison and the second question is when nelson mandela visited from south africa, did he stay in one of the white house guest rooms? that's my two questions. thank you. is it a myth or a fact that presidents at some point in history there was an attempted poisoning? >> i'm not aware of that happening in the white house. very special care is

and they will advise, for example, when first lady laura bush wanted to undertake a restoration of the lincoln bedroom. she went to this committee and said, like to do this, what would be fitting and proper? they would advise on that. and then they would come to us. the white house historical association to do the research, the acquisition of anything that needed to be brought in for that and to fund making that happen. so it's an extra ordinary collaboration and partnership that was put in place by mrs. kennedy during that presidency and a few more minutes, we're going to take some more calls. so we hope you've got lots of questions you want to ask about the white house of stewart mclaurin right now, stuart and i are going to take a little walk down a part of the white house that you will recognize immediately. so now see, you're switching out here. here's going back to the blue room. so if we come out here, what is this recreation store? well, you're going on what we call the 45 second walk. this is the walk that the president of the united states would take down the colonnade from h

laura bush and george bush will be there barack obama could be there.lary and bill will be there. she is not going. she skipped jimmy carter's funeral because she had an extended trip in hawaii. >> steve: scheduling problem. >> ainsley: exactly. speaker johnson said the flag is felony at half-staff for president carter for 30 days shown a sign of unity the flag will go all the way up for that one day. >> lawrence: some other states, florida is following suit. >> ainsley: i'm sure our state will too. >> lawrence: i don't care about michelle obama going or deciding to stay home. the only thing that egg knows me preached about unity and norms and standards go when y they go low you go high. only does that when she wins. don't try to pretend you are high and mighty and that's not the case. >> ainsley: maybe she is thinking not pretending because you heard what i said about donald trump at the dnc. she doesn't like him. >> steve: protocol wise sitting where barack obama was at the carter funeral. she would have been right next to donald trump. given the fact

and the first lady, former first lady laura bush. >> but this is the way it's supposed to be.dent is elected and then another and they go on and move forward. >> remember melania trump went to the rosalynn carter's funeral. she represented the trumps there. while jimmy carter politically didn't care for donald trump, they did have a little bit of a personal relationship of talking about issues of the world from time to time. and once president trump visited with carter in new york. >> look how appropriately former president george w. bush stands to welcome the former first lady hillary clinton and president clinton. >> we have not seen president bush interact with president trump or president clinton. >> we have not. and we can see other members of the presidential family. i see chelsea clinton sitting next to some of the biden family back there. some of those faces you may not recognize are secret service agents that are sitting very close, because this is a national security event. >> the one behind president-elect trump was famously behind president-elect trump during the a

bush and former first lady laura bush will attend.ard today the swearing in along with several other vips. senior national correspondent aishah hasnie tells us that tonight from capitol hill. >> when he takes the oath of office president-elect trump will be surrounded by his family and a few new friends according to multiple reports tesla ceo elon musk, meta ceo mark zuckerberg and amazon founder jeff bezos will all be sitting together amongst trump's new administration. one vip not attending though former first lady michelle obama. her office did not give a reason why but she has previously said she did not enjoy the first one. >> i, donald john trump do solemnly swear. >> and as soon as he is sworn in, trump says he is creating an external revenue service, a play off the irs to, quote: collect our tariffs, duties and all revenue that come from foreign sources. trump may also have new legislation to sign into law on day one. the laken riley act, which passed the house with bipartisan support, is now in its final steps in the senate.

that was a difficult day for her, very personally, and then the grumpiest award goes to laura bush.to mention that yesterday. she looks really grumpy there. charlie: not as grumpy as michelle obama. will: or mike pence's wife. rachel: maybe we should do -- charlie: the grumpy awards later in the show. [laughter] will: north carolina residents are outraged as thousands could be kicked out of temporary housing this weak. calls for fema to reassess, ahead. allison. [swooshing sound] introducing allison's plaque psoriasis. ♪ she thinks her flaky, gray patches are all people see. ♪ otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. over here! otezla can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. doctors have been prescribing otezla for over a decade. otezla is also approved to treat psoriatic arthritis. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. get medical help right away if you have trouble breathing or swallowing, swelling of the face, lips, tongue, throat or arms. severe diarrhea, nausea or vomiting; depression, suicidal thoughts, or weight loss can happen. te

bush with his wife laura bush, and barack obama, and president-elect donald trump with his wife melaniaaiting the entrance of the remains of former president jimmy carter who died at the age of 100. the ceremony is set to get underway momentarily. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> with faith in jesus christ would receive the body of our brother james for burial. let us pray with confidence to god to give up life that he will raise him to perfection in the company of the saints. deliver your servant james, o sovereign lord christ from all evil and set them free from every bond that he may rest with all your saints in the eternal habitations wherewith the father and the holy spirit you live and reign one god, forever and ever. >> let us also pray for all who mourn. may we know the constellation of his love. oh, mighty god, -- on your servants for whom we pray. remember them, lord, in mercy, encourage them, comfort them

. >> laura: bush came in. he did walk right by trump. he that cool bush thing right by trump and did the punch obama. they are buddies. trump, you know what? winning is the best revenge. trump just -- he won and i think -- it doesn't feel -- >> when you look at that picture real quick twice elected. twice elected twice elected and, yep, twice elected. there you go. >> laura: all right. kevin, great to see you. myfriend. >> thank you. >> laura: moments ago the supreme court denied trump's to sentencing in hush money case which will happen the sentencing tomorrow. for reaction to this jonathan turley, george washington university law prof. professor turley, let's start with you. the court doesn't like to intervene in what may be considered political matters. your take on this and then i will tell you what i think the court should have done. >> well, this is what some of us predicted when the appeals were just began. merchan really played this perfectly. and i say that not as a plaintiff's exhibit. that he knew that he was giving president-

bush and first lady laura bush interesting how barack barack obama stood up to let them through again. um, saying hello to the former vice presidents al gore, mike pence george w. bush. >> i may have missed it, jake, but i do not think former president bush or laura bush shook hands with. >> they walked right past it. >> i with trump's i would find that very surprising if they didn't. >> maybe we didn't see that. >> we might not have seen it. the the angle keeps shifting back and forth. right. might still happen. um, but you see, barack obama and donald trump having what seems like friendly chit chat there is former president bill clinton with first lady and secretary of state hillary clinton walking around on the other side. it's, of course, the closest to the seats, but also avoids the potential awkwardness of a moment between the trumps and the clintons that might not be as warm as the ones she's having with the former vice president. so let's go to kaitlan collins, who's outside the cathedral. >> i mean, jake, to be able to hear those conversations that are happening. these are ju

george and laura bush. george and barbara bush very tight.bviously the clintons have had a very unusual marriage. obviously joe biden and his wife jill very tight. donald trump and melania for the most part seem to live in different worlds. it's not a unique situation in terms of the tight partnership that he had with rosalynn. it was among the closest. she loved being a part of the action. she loved being a part of the decisionmaking and counseling that our greatest first ladies do on a daily basis. and she was heartbroken when they left the presidency. she liked it. she wanted to keep doing it. so as he took on this new role post presidency, she was with him supporting him every step of the way. being married for 77 years that's got to be one of the longest marriages in american history never mind presidential history. it was a great marriage. i can understand why he said that. i'm sure ronald reagan would have said the same thing about nancy. i think lyndon johnson would have said the same thing about lady bird. i know george w. bush feels

you had republicans like laura bush and others coming out and saying, this is not who we are.utrage forced donald trump to withdraw that policy. so we are going to have to do this again, probably because they will continue to try and do these horrific things. but let's be clear, that was not a euphemism. that was a zero humanity policy that the trump administration administered and separated and caused enormous harm to thousands of families. >> and if we are to believe the incoming, the incoming border chief, their solution now is to not separate families, but to, as he says, deport the entire family, which would include american citizens. washington state congresswoman pramila jayapal of washington state, thank you very much for coming back to the sunday show. >> thank you, jonathan. >> and still ahead, donald trump is casting blame on california's elected officials for the deadly wildfires, rather than offering any help or support during this crisis. how, gavin. governor gavin newsom is responding and what it means for massive recovery efforts with my political panel. brenda

clinton will both be in attendance, along with former president george w bush, former first lady laura bushmark zuckerberg and jeff bezos are also expected to be there and will be seated on the inaugural platform, positioned near cabinet officials and elected leaders, but notably missing from the list former first lady michelle obama. so far, no reason was given for her absence, but she's previously stated that trump's 2017 inauguration was not an enjoyable experience for her. >> meanwhile, house speaker mike johnson ordered the flags at capitol hill to be raised full staff for the inauguration and then lowered to half staff for former president jimmy carter the next day. joining us now is race and politics reporter for the hill and the host of the switch up podcast, cheyenne daniels. just first, your reaction to michelle obama not going to the inauguration? we also didn't see her at the funeral for jimmy carter. what do you make of this? i actually am not surprised that she's not attending the inauguration, as you said. she said it wasn't a pleasurable experience. >> and, you know, during

sitting next to donald trump, exchanging a smile, former president george w bush, former first lady laura bushaking the hands. and this, as jimmy carter probably would have liked, is somewhat cathartic for a country that the vast majority of people truly hunger for some sort of, you know, connection and way forward to try to erase some of these dividing lines. the bushes, barack obama, donald and melania trump. here we see former president bill clinton, former first lady hillary clinton, former secretary of state, obviously. his voice on the left in that back row, dan quayle shaking the hand of bill clinton a moment ago, al gore, who was obviously bill clinton's vice president. chapters of history, if you will, obviously, hillary clinton, having run against donald trump in 2016, losing that election in the electoral college in a very close election, winning the popular vote by soldiers returning here with her husband sitting next to george w bush, where she has been seated many times before. easily. it wouldn't be fascinating to be able to hear the conversation right now. terry moran between b

but i should mention we did hear from the other former first lady, laura bush and hillary clinton.hey will both be at next week's event with their husband. >> interesting, indeed. speaking of that, what she said about that first trump inauguration, karen, i want you to listen to how she reacted to all of that. listen to this. >> there were tears. there was that emotion. >> but then to sit on that stage and watch the the opposite of what we represented on display, there was no diversity. >> there was no color on that stage. there was no reflection of the broader sense of america. >> so what does that tell you, karen, about why she decided to skip the upcoming inauguration? >> well, you know, let me just say good for her, because she kind of made clear at the dnc, she was she's doing what she wants to do, right? it was a big deal that she, you know, put her time in on the campaign trail. and i think the most important thing to remember, she, along with president obama immediately after the election, put forward a statement saying, look, this may not have been the outcome we want, but

different ways, but the first major renovation of the room was under the guidance of first lady laura bush. >> the carpet was over 50 years old and so i worked with the white house historical association, the preservation board, who are furniture curators, art historians, wallpaper specialists, and we looked back at the wallpaper lincoln had in his office, at the carpet he had in his office, and we did reproductions of those. >> the bed dates back to 1861. bought by mary todd lincoln as part of her white house refurbishing, it's eight feet long, six feet wide, made of carved rosewood. >> mary todd lincoln draped the lincoln bed with the purple and gold, and fringe and lace, really high victorian decorating. and we did have leader photographs, not contemporary, with lincoln, but the bed still dressed the way she had dressed it, so we did that again. >> it is this bed, bought by mary lincoln and probably the most well-known piece of historic furniture in the house, that holds the key to understanding the lincoln family's time here. >> the family's bed, it was one of mary lincoln's many extra

bush, and bill clinton, as well as former first lady laura bush and secretary of state hillary clintonfrom the former first lady's office. other guests, elon musk, mark zuckerberg, and jeff bezos. the trio will have a prominent spot at the ceremony, seated together on the platform. of course, we will have full coverage of the inauguration day event on monday morning here on nbc and peacock. >>> at least one in five women in the u.s. over the age of 50 suffers from osteoporosis, a chronic illness affecting bone mass. now, the u.s. preventive services task force is issuing important guidance on who should get screened for that disease. dr. natalie azar is here to break it down. what is the panel recommending? >> right. the panel has a nuanced update. from the last recommendations, they're essentially recommending bone density screening for women 65 and older, or post-menopausal women younger than 65 who have risk factors for osteoporosis. they have not made a screening for or against men. what i will say is a lot of other medical societies do recommend screening for men above the age of

. >> hello commissioners my name is laura bush i'm the deputy cfo and here to present the fiscal year fiscal year 2024/25 variance report welcome you to the fiscal year that's my first time presenting to the new commission we provide a quarterly update on the budget and at the beginning of meeting. so let's go forward. >> um, so the projecting positive operating results for cleanpowersf and schultz wastewater those privileges and close of business no immediate concern with the policies to keep an eye on that. >> we have the retail value in the budget that is the main course of revenue shortfall and some linking impacts to maintain the issues and that is the low labor and non-labor. >> so similar to the revenues projected below budget to the volume and any possible no agreements up there? offset by the cost sharing projects like the cost index. the power revenues are below budget and volumes and retail sales offset by higher sales and the cost from high generations the cleanpowersf retail is the final rate that is lower than the budget and this is offset by retail revenue and cost savi

laura and george bush will both be there and so will the clintons. >> brian: carrie underwood will behere, lovely voice. a and -- >> steve: kid rock. >> brian: kid rock, too. all the tech titans will be sitting together, rivalries, suing each other, bezos and musk fighting to get into space. >> lawrence: the president forced them to start working together. i like we have smartest, richest people coming to the table to help with solutions. >> brian: and crypto, too. we need experts. biden was suffocating silicon valley and these guys go, i don't think they know what they are talking about. get away from ginsler. one guy said i was fascinated when i went to visit trump, he asked the same questions of me he does to the caddy, he talks to everybody. in the ceo world, you are not supposed to do that. in the trump world that is why he wins. >> lawrence: knows fsh's name. >> ainsley: he will get on the phone with people. he had a message for my dad on his birthday. mark zuckerberg and -- >> brian: trump is on cameo? >> ainsley: yes. we'll have a prominent spot at the ceremony and teamsteres

bush, the 43rd president of the united states and first lady laura bush seated next to president obamas we look at these first few rows of pews. >> reporter: it is extraordinary, just looking at the former presidents and george w. bush, al gore, mike pence, i mean, you think of -- here comes hillary clinton and president clinton, former secretary of state and former senator clinton. shaking hands with al gore, with mike pence. jonathan and willie, when you think of what happened on january 6th and seeing the proximity of mike pence and donald trump and the friendly conversation going on between president obama and president- elect trump. >> reporter: so much of this, andrea, is in the spirit of jimmy carter. he talked a lot as a former president. he believed it's easy to make peace with friends. the hard part and the more important part our adversaries or enemies sitting down together and acting in several ways towards one another. >> reporter: this week president-elect trump was saying while he respects jimmy carter, he was criticizing him for the panama canal treaty so they have a lo

former president bush and his wife laura will attend the inauguration as will bill and hillary clinton and former president obama. >>> breaking overnight, in a second attempt, authorities in south korea have now successfully detained president yoon over his botched declaration of martial law. yoon, who was impeached last month is the first south korean president to be arrested while in office. clauaudio lavanga joins us now with more. claudio, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frances. that's right. authorities in south korea said that in the early hours of this morning, hundreds of police officers arrived at the president's residence, where he's been holed up since december, after he was impeached following his declaration of martial law. they were met outside by thousands of people, some critics, some supporters, including lawmakers from the president's people power party who argue that that arst warrant was illegal. but they were not challenged this time, as it happened the first time they tried to arrest him by his security guards. so, in the end, they were able to take him

hillary clinton will both be there, along with former president george w bush, former first lady laura bushbarack obama. tech leaders elon musk, mark zuckerberg and jeff bezos are expected to attend and will be seated on the inaugural platform, positioned near cabinet officials and elected leaders, but notably missing from the list is former first lady michelle obama. so far, no reason was given for her absence. she did not attend last week's funeral service for former president jimmy carter as well. meanwhile, president biden will deliver a farewell address to the nation tonight from the oval office scheduled for 8 p.m. eastern. according to sources, biden is expected to reflect on his decades of service to the country and will include a message to americans about the country's future as president biden prepares to bid farewell to the white house. a new opinion piece in the financial times is describing his final curtain call as, quote, tragic. us national editor for the times ed luce contends the 46th president will be, quote, remembered chiefly for easing trump's return. and editor joins

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laura. >> well, joining me now on the political fallout. cnn senior political commentator and former special assistant to president george w. bush, scott jennings, is here. and former obama white house senior director nayyera haq as well. good to see you both, my friend. scott, i'll begin with you. during the campaign, these court issues, they actually were pretty helpful to trump politically. in fact, many believe the tide changed when it was even filed as a criminal charge against him. people started to lean in more. but now that he's won, does the next set of events even matter in terms of what the judge will do? >> well, look, i think it matters because it's another reminder that radical democrat political activists abuse the criminal justice system in new york, all to create a political talking point. look, l.a. is exactly right. our legal analyst here, this would have never been charged this way if it weren't donald trump and he weren't running for president. should have never been charged this way. he should have never faced this. it was all done so they could call him a convicted felon during the campaign, which of cours

and finally when bush became president they have the inauguration in washington on schedule and i think my wife and i were the only two volunteer democrats on the platform. george and laura afterwards came up and thanked us for coming. so, he said if there's anything i can do for you let me know. it was a mistake he made. i said mr. president, the programs in 35 countries in the world and the worst problem now is a war going on between north and south sudan. millions of people have been killed and i would like for you to help us have a peace agreement there. in a moment he said i'll do it. blink and i'll miss your security adviser. he said i haven't chosen them yet. give us three weeks. three weeks later i came up and president bush kept his promise . he appointed our distinguished senator from missouri and a great general. in january of 2005 there was a peace treaty between north and south sudan that ended a war that had been going on for 21 years. george w. bush is responsible for that. >> there's a humility and a grace and devotion to what you just described. a devotion to justice. about which president carter was relentless. that story seems to capture all of that. >