mr. bush: same. the highest calling of mankind i always thought was private equity. but you would say that -- [laughter] david: you say being president of the united states is better than equity? mr. clinton: i don't know. -- mr. bush: i don't know. we make $200,000 a year in pension. what do you make? [laughter] david: money isn't everything. [laughter] mr. clinton: if we could say one serious thing, there are a lot of really big questions floating out there. a mexican multibillionaire is a really smart guy, gave a speech during the campaign. the campaign being what it was, obviously nobody was interested in asking about it, but he said, i believe this will be the first technological revolution that will kill more jobs than it creates. and therefore, i believe we will either have to have people with money pay even higher taxes to just subsidize people living who don't, or the richest countries are going to have to start planning first for a four-day, and ultimately, for a three-day workweek because o

mr. bush: humility. mportant to know what you don't know and listen to people that do know what you don't know. mr. clinton: if you want to be president, realize it is about the people, not about you. and when it's over -- and that is what a lot of these people who are arrogant in office have forget, time passes. ♪ ♪ david: so, how did the two of you come together to create the presidential leadership program? mr. bush: one of the real problems with these presidential centers is that they become a irrelevant pretty quickly unless there is something that captures people's attention. and margaret spellings, ken's predecessor, said we ought to think about using these platforms to call young people together and encourage them through leadership education programs. and it makes a lot of sense. bill and i talked together. it fit right into our view of how to be useful. and that is how it got started. and then of course, inviting dad and lbj has made a lot of sense. most people focus their attention on these lib

mr. bush: in walks my dad, i said, "welcome, mr. president." and he said, "thank you, mr.uld you fix your tie, please? david: people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed. i will leave it this way. alright. ♪

mr. bush: i have a different take. [laughter] mr. p and most important in u.s. political history, i think it starts with bill clinton being a person who refused to lord his victory over dad. being humble in victory is important. was willing to rise above the political contest. it starts with the individual's character. both men, in my judgment, displayed strong character. therefore, the friendship was able to be formed. why do i have a friendship with him? he is a brother with a different mother. [laughter] mr. bush: he hangs out in maine more than i do. >> you are campaigning against some of the things the clinton administration had done in 2000 -- assuming you're running in 2000. mr. bush: probably. we are both baby boomers, southern governors. he got along with people in his legislature, i got along with mine. we had friends in common. there was a natural ability to respect and like each other. therefore, if you disagree with someone, does not mean you do not like them. mr. clinton: i recognized he was 44 days older than me. [laugh

by mr bush in two thousand and one was a vast mistake it and it undermines the nationals the the balance of power that exists between the two countries on top of that you have the american support putin the scent of terrorists in the caucasus on top of that you have opposing points of view on ukraine obviously and mr putin states his case very clearly in this book what his case is which americans don't hear and on top of that you have syria which again it's amazing to me how under reported that war is. she has covered what about yemen aren't you. a little bit. i wanted to talk more about this and the context in which to spook came out fills in a weird way that when the actual cold war is in place it was just clean cut you know you have two sides where against each other now for me it's so much more scarier because the world is paul or and there's so much house around and everyone's trying to pull it on themselves. and all those conflicts that you just mentioned and many more that we didn't mention are going on because of that and we don't understand how they can

mrs. bush chose home for the holidays as this year's theme.e house, you see on homes of past presidents tables and firemen. throughout the house. -- fire mantles throughout the house. ♪ >> you can watch this and other american history programs on her website, where all of our video is archived. c-span.org/history. >> each week, american history tv's real america brings you archival films that provide context for today's affairs issues. ♪ >> christmas tree farming is a rapidly increasing industry in the pacific northwest. as people demand more and better christmas trees, the numbers

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mr. bush. pardon me. >> we also want to know on behalf of friends of ethics that we posted on facebook our work we had done with mayor lee going back many years. that he had supported all the ballot members or didn't oppose the ethics ballot measures. my first time of coming to ethics was about 1992, when he was the chief administrative officer to give a tutorial to the ethics staff about how to monitor city contracts in coordination with the ethics commission. he is a man that did understand and support the work we were doing. in terms of the budget, and looking ahead, as i recall, budgets are ordinances and you would have the ability to put full funding for next year on the ballot in june to take effect on july 1. and so, might want to have that as a fallback position in the event that it appears that you would reduce the staff or ability to get things done. i certainly support and i think the public will support full funding for ethics. thank you. >> good observation, mr. bush. any further p

mr. george bush took office, he promised in his primaries he would put a million new homeowners in homes in his presidency. he did. he did a lot of good for us, didn't it? everybody's homes are messed up. blah, blah, blah.

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. >> sure i was lucky enough to decorate the white house at christmas three times once for mrs. busha and i fell if love with the magic of whi first lady and style. so this is my new collection it's colleen christian burke first ladies collection fits and floyd and premiers jackie kennedy icon of style and nancy reagan icon of style and they're fun historical stories that go with products. >> there's cute details here. the won i love is pt 109 that's boat john f. kennedy was on that really kind of maids his name to a lot of people. >> right. when that boat sank that brought him to forefront at national hero. we did two things with this piece. jackie said we have to have a theme and thought into. it we have a nut cracker. and then for president we put the pt 09 on and there's a funny story that jackie decorated tree in 1961 and it was beautiful. and someone came along and hung right smack in middle pt 109 she said it has to go and that christmas this little boat moved all around the tree i say it was original elf on sell of. >> where can people if you want to decorate home these are f

dividend they talk of it what happened to the peace dividend a few weeks after the berlin wall fell mr bush sr was. going into iraq sending five hundred thousand troops to the middle east and i pointed out it was a big thing because we went when we said five hundred thousand troops to vietnam was actually under lyndon johnson that was a huge deal in the press made a big big number out of that not not since world war two that we knew those numbers were too big we were fighting with too many men we don't it won't work it was too big and what happened we forgot about it reagan mr reagan and to forget the vietnam war and we were sending a half million. and again abroad to fight in the middle east we never got out of the middle east i made a movie about it called w in which dick cheney the dick cheney's character yeah policy says there is no exit and the truth is we haven't very sense of history one felt like through films. i guess some people would in my country where i was make fun of it you relatively has to go at least may have to go more socialistic in order to survive because if things fal

most of the old mr bush was i mean if there has been listening they'll fail it's a new president it is talk of the slowness was it cuts also at a cost. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself and taken your last wrong turn. you're out caught up to us we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath . but then my feeling started to change you talked about war like it was again still some more fun to feel those that didn't like to question our arc and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave a funeral the same as one enters the mind gets consumed with death this one different person to speak to now because there are no other takers. to claim that mainstream media has met its maker. would need to make this manufacture consent to stick to public wealth. when the right wing closes some project over themselves. good. finally larry go around listen to the one percent told. us tell him we ca

the yemeni crisis as it is is one of the top priorities now for the international community mr bush on the africa is quite obvious now that it's becoming central to the turkey's global expansion strategy but this is something that could come at a cost because i mean for you to be able to maintain foothold in different parts of africa particularly the red sea you need to spend more and expand on infrastructure programs can turkey or for that as a time when its economy has been facing a crisis yes i mean this is a question directly related to. high funds between us in tension it's a rhetorical and it's capacity you know and we see a sort of widening gap between. the toric and its capacity but right now i would say that considering turkish military is you know current posture particularly the navy's current post your i think ankara it can do that but at the moment but can maintain this in an sustainable fashion i think this is the question that we have to ask and also let me say this is a domestic social political side of the story which is i think extremely relevant when explaining as re

still with me in the studio holga vision from the german aid service organization aids health or mr bush i just want to pick up on one aspect of that report the price of patented medication effective medication india. has decided to ignore those patents and produce its own cheap and effective medication how important has that been that move from india for instance in the fight against hiv aids that has been very important because you know medication has always been very expensive the new drugs are still very expensive and in the beginning big pharma wasn't willing to cut the prices and they let millions of people suffer from aids and die so people like this woman and governments like the government of india or brazil or thailand had to do something to save the people and they decided to use a possibility that is in international law due to the trips i think it's there is a health emergency a national health emergency you can have a composite relicense is and just produce the stuff you need to save the people and that is so important and saving lives now the coming medication that is bein

mr. gorbachev can accept. >> george bush understood he had a partner in shaping the post-war world, and that was mikhail gorbachev. but gorbachev wanted to be neutral. bush always wanted a unified germany and a very disciplined manner, moved gorbachev towards that position. >> in a major concession, gorbachev agreed to the western position that a unified germany is free to join nato. >> once you solved the german problem, you removed the basic source of tension between the two superpowers in the cold war. >> this is the big photo opportunity, the important picture that president bush came all this way to get, at this moment, gorbachev chooses to give president bush his present. the present was a soviet cartoonist' depiction of two presidents as boxers having just knocked out the cold war with the world as referee. >> george bush and brent scowcroft, his national security adviser, liked to fish together and one summer, they were fishing and they were thinking about what kind of world would emerge after all the dominos had fallen. it's very rare that the world is so fluid and flexible that wor

mr. bush was on the bus with mr. trump when trump was heard bragging about his treatment of women. mr. trump told the senator he didn't believe the voice on the tape was his. although he did apologize for the comments months ago. >>> nbc 10 is intownship where fired his gun at two robbery suspects. the men jumped the counter and held a gun to a female employee's head. that's when a pharmacist pulled the trigger. the suspects weren't hit and got away. nearby residents are anxious for an arrest. >> it's really sad that we have to live like this, in fear of things like this happening because it's just, like i said, bad times. >> police say the men were wearing ski masks, black hoodies and gloves. >>> a stabbing left a 65-year-old man dead. the door to the man's johnston's street home was unlocked and open. police are speaking with the woman who knew the man in hopes of figuring out just what happened. >>> local high school football stars are among three people charged with robbing a philadelphia wawa. surveillance video from outside the store on july 30th shows a man identified as you

mr. edwards: it was a piece of cake. [laughter] something a little more challenging than that. in about 2002 or 2003, we contacted carl, who was a top political aide to president bushwe said, is there any chance mr. -- any chance of mr. bush becoming our honorary chairman? very unusual for a sitting president to become the honorary chairman of an organization, even a nonprofit organization like ours. he said, that is interesting, let me look into it. it so happened that president bush did agree to do that. we established that relationship with him. we kept him informed with what we're doing and moving ahead with building the memorial. finally came the day or the month when we were going to dedicate it, and we said, perhaps we can get the president to come and dedicate it and accept it for the american people. that was an incredible day when i got the phone call from the white house. then she said, this is an outside event. i said yes. she says, well, it is going to be expensive, and that is all she said. when we met with the secret service, we found out that what that meant was, a special platform with an escape hatch for the president in case there was an emergenc

mr. bush's statement whole heartedly.s something that you may have heard about. but i think you need to be briefed on. in case you have not been informed about it or, as a unit, informed about it. i brought my christmas presents today and distributed them to the members of f.o.e. since they were bitcoins, i decided not to give you your copy of it. and i just wanted to let you know i don't want any conflicts of interest between us, especially starting in the new year. i do also want to tell you that i attended the represent us meeting last week. they had a bit of a get together with new members and we discussed the fact that you were changing your calendar and they were all very disappointed because all of them clearly were working individuals who would not be able to easily attend meetings at 1:00. not that that should stop you at all from doing so because i understand the constraints that you're under. but i do want to say that really speaks to the need for your educator outreach representative to figure out a mechanism

mr. edwards: it was a piece of cake. [laughter] something a little more challenging than that. in about 2002 or 2003, we contacted carl, who was a top political aide to president bush said, is there any chance mr. -- any chance of mr. bush becoming our honorary chairman? very unusual for a sitting president to become the honorary chairman of an organization, even a nonprofit organization like ours. he said, that is interesting, let me look into it. it so happened that president bush did agree to do that. we established that relationship with him. we kept him informed with what we're doing and moving ahead with building the memorial. finally came the day or the month when we were going to dedicate it, and we said, perhaps we can get the president to come and dedicate it and accept it for the american people. that was an incredible day when i got the phone call from the white house. then she said, this is an outside event. i said yes. she says, well, it is going to be expensive, and that is all she said. when we met with the secret service, we found out that what that meant was, a special platform with an escape hatch for the president in case there was an emergency.

chairman, i move -- >> mr. bush, i'm afraid you -- >> president keane: well, commissioner kopp has moved that you get one more moment. any objection to that? one minute more sfl thank you. >> no objection. go ahead. >> a private right of action can be done that you just allow the court to assess a penalty, rather than say that the penalty be shared with the person who files the thing. i don't like that, but that's better than having nothing. at least you would have some accountablity for the person who did something wrong. as you have it now, this is a dead letter provision because it's never enforced. it's never invoked. commissioner chiu asked whether there were other laws that provide a compensation to someone who's not directly harmed. the answer is yes, and it was tasked in july at the insistence of people here at the housing nonprofits that said that a housing nonprofit can sue a landlord who wrongfully evicts people for an owner move in, and then, the nonprofit collects the money that was wrongly collected, a

mr. bush says he believes the women who have come forward.imagine how it is real from the wounds of the women who came forward about him. and to these women i will never know the fear you felt or the frustration of being similarly dismissed and called a liar. but i do know about the anguish about being linked to donald trump. you have my respect add ae admiration. joining me now is one of donald trump's accuser rachel crooks. good morning. >> good morning. >> what do you think, he believes your story? >> i was so happy he came to our defense, albeit months later, you know. i thought it was wonderful that he was will ogg do that and i'm thankful for it. >> he said that he imagines -- or i guess he said that you must feel forgotten in this "me too" moment from harvey weinstein that started opening the flood gates to matt lauer. i ask just list a litany of men in between there, donald trump is obviously, still president. >> right. >> what has it been like for you to watch this "me too" moment? >> i mean, i think it's been great. i'm so thankful