mr. bush: humility. important 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 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 librar

. >> mr. bush has a point to make on this. >> in most federal agency, it provides money to the local government. there's an agreement that the federal agency will inform the local government. when i worked at hud, we did that when we had complaints come in with housing violations, corruptions, bribe, people jumping the waiting list. we then provided that information to the city attorney office as well as the mayor's office and the housing authority. it's required as a condition for them receiving money from the federal government. i would suggest you ask dhr to provide any copies of laws that says it's not going to be provided. i don't think that exists. i think that's a convenient explanation for not doing something. secondly, i think that if you take an action right to court, it means that you have deep pockets of your own to hire an attorney or else find an attorney who will take on the case on contingency. when i had to file on a discrimination case as a federal employee, it cost me about $50,0

well, i will apprehend i will hear from mr. bush on contributing factor. i've never read any cases which involve either phrase. so maybe you will be asked to prepare a brief for us. >> okay. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> so we have a motion, and it's been seconded to approve the 2017 version. do we have public comment on those? >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm dr. derek kerr. i'm a whistleblower. no time has ever been substantiated by the ethics commission. perhaps the burden of proof placed on whistleblowers is too high. in order to show retaliation by a preponderance of the evidence, whistleblowers needs access to the evidence. and to show that our whistleblowing was a substantial motivating factor for getting fired, we need access to the evidence. the trouble is that that evidence is in the possession of the retaliator, not the whistleblower. what happens with retaliation is that the retaliation is applauded and arranged by a group of people who communicate in email and meetings about how to go from excreting somebody from the organization. the onl

mr. bush's point is well taken. i think the fepc in particular holds the form 700 in high regard, so they would be preempted from taking action to require the information that he's asking for is a question to work with the fepc on. otherwise i think it would take an ordinance change to do that if we are allowed to do that. but i think we have a couple of open questions if we're allowed to do the activity in question, and it's definitely not for this regulation. >> i am thinking out loud. >> actually. i think my suggestion was that you ask the city attorney -- >> pull the mic closer, please, mr. bush. >> i think my suggestion was to have you ask the city attorney to update the guide to good government. in terms of what the ftec allows, i talked to them and there's no prohibition on submitting updated forms 700 throughout the year. >> and you're talking about having that in the good government guide so that would just be advisory and a recommendation, right? >> yes. i'm always happier if you could enact it into law an

more importantly president and mrs. bush also with obama and every reason to believe that way will discharge the duties of the office. and with that background and information turning it over to doctor jackson as always please keep your questions on topic after he finishes i will

mr. bush: think you all very much -- thank you all very much. when people say i don't need introduction, some person saw me, and i guess i have remote face id, having run for winner, but bea not to be a little bit, you get known, and this woman was looking at me. you, you usedow to be jeb bush, right? [laughter] always good to recognize that i need no introduction, but i probably do. it is a joy to be here. to pushare you trying the brand here? this is a beautiful place, and it is a place where scholars think big thoughts and create practical ways that we could improve the human condition and we could live with a life of purpose and meaning. i try to still every idea that comes out of this place, and it is a joy and honored to be here. so why's it important to talk about school choice? people who don't like a good political fight, it seems like that goes on when you talk about education reform and school choice. advocating as made different choices as possible -- normal people don't like to ge

pretty good resources for resuming our relations normalizing them with the mr bush and i like to talk about certain things issues. the issue of the way. personnel basically. personnel and management and the issue of social lifts which is especially important for young people. thought of the advisory board to own the young leaders of russia and. with these we were expecting seven to eight thousand people to participate. in this event that we were holding and. then we decided to have maybe ten thousand but we had two hundred thousand double occasions and now we have we have the finals and the people who will. win they will bill they will receive one million roubles for their enterprises so. you give more. so this. really believe that this is an important thing for our work for maintaining this social lives and the second. question is whether you will continue work with this regard and when you do you personally look at how these events are being held. let me start with the last part of your question i have been following this competition. and i think the way it is organized and it's fre

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

allies have pledged to improve times after germany's foreign minister zick mark gabrielle invited mr bush counterpart medlock of the shoulder to his home town of goslar here's more. germany in taki scene trip struck a new year's resolution to improve ties after years of escalating tensions the mood here was cordell takis foreign minister emphasizing a hope for progress. that yes there are differences. there have been problems even tensions and escalations. but we all agree and have the shared desire to overcome these tensions and differences through dialogue. the only. touring gap players hometown the two men discussed how to steer relations onto a better course in these historic streets they focused on their country's shared experiences and common ties the flag waving crowds a reminder that some three million people of turkish origin live in germany those citizens as well as mutual economic interests forming some of the incentives to thaw relations. fun for i believe we have the responsibility to find a way to get along. that's do to our historical legacy and the wishes of our citizens.

more importantly, president and mrs. bush were well served by dr. jackson as were president and mrs. obama. in keeping with his oath, i have ever reason to believe that dr. jackson will well and faithfully discharge the duties of his office and that president and mrs. trump, the office of the presidency and the country will be well served because of him. thank you brigadier general dr. richard tubb for that background and that information and with that i will turn it over to dr. jackson and always, if you could, please keep your questions on topic and after dr. jackson finishes i'll come back up to address questions of the day. thanks, guys. dr. jackson: good afternoon, everyone. all right. so to start with what i am going to do i am going to read to you the summary of the president's physical and so i'll read through this and then after i'm done reading this immediately after the brief we'll make this available to everyone exactly as i read it here. i'll take a few questions. so start with, president donald j. trump has completed his first periodic

longer got the most for mr bush. but this comes amid a string of similar attacks across russia this week jacqueline vega has the details of the past five days have seen a frightening trend creeping up in russia with three different attacks occurring at schools. and all those cases the young perpetrators used basic weapons not an axis as that was likely all that they had at their disposal and a disturbing online trend may also link these incidents our sources believe that violent online groups that center around tragedies like the columbine high school massacre may also be a common factor that just to remind you the columbine tragedy took place in the u.s. back in one thousand nine hundred ninety two students armed to the teeth killed twelve of their classmates and a teacher and that horrific massacre is apparently inspiring violence and children who weren't even born when it happened it's so popular that the followers of such groups even have a name. for themselves can buy cars now russia's version of facebook called

bush and mrs. bush'sere. >> they're walking down the roads with the former first lady. it was one of those moments i'll never forget. >> the couple's four kids have been on the show since the begin. >> we're the typical family hard working, not the silver spoon in their mouth. >> next tuesday's show their son duke gets down and dirty with dad. >> you got it. >> what do you think? >> shopping with my dad subpoena kind of impossible. >> expecting their fifth child the couple told us having more family time is one reason they're stepping away from fixer upper. >> when you think about raising a family four kids 12 and under it getting complicated. there's all these things mixed in with the cameras and lights. it just felt right to take a time out and step back and catch our breath. >> girls what do you say? >> thank you. >> thank you for coming out. >> that is good stuff. chip and joe i can't in a welcome another celebrity guest when tim at the bo stops by their ranch. he plays baseball with physically challe

more importantly, president and mrs. bush were well served by dr. jackson as were president and mrs. obama. in keeping with his oath, i have ever reason to believe that dr. jackson will well and faithfully discharge the duties of his office and that president and mrs. trump, the office of the presidency and the country will be well served because of him. thank you brigadier general dr. richard tubb for that background and that information and with that i will turn it over to dr. jackson and always, if you could, please keep your questions on topic and after dr. jackson finishes i'll come back up to address questions of the day. thanks, guys. dr. jackson: good afternoon, everyone. all right. so to start with what i am going to do i am going to read to you the summary of the president's physical and so i'll read through this and then after i'm done reading this immediately after the brief we'll make this available to everyone exactly as i read it here. i'll take a few questions. so start with, president donald j. trump has completed his first periodic

call mr bush. has just received a picture that raises his concern. was the problem with the history and that he's probably carrying it should go to scratch ok guys carry guns n f h it's hot out here look i want a long sleeve heavy duty shirt cover up. so our guys look at those pictures and we're probably the term that if they got a call. he immediately sends a car. but the men vanishes. a few weeks later. this man identified with the application or murder a nightclub bouncer. the killer is twenty two years old his name is terry mark he will be arrested for the murder a few weeks later. due to the large number of alerts received tonight. joy he decides to help out his troops on site. now to. come out of the and hold his gun point on a drug. we decided to check the small streets around the french quarter the criminals often use them to escape the police. will try. to make. men with suspicious behaviors prostitutes. the crowd that doesn't seem to enjoy the officers presence. sunfish was god's will. see a guy who can cause trouble. he's not up to any goo

president and mrs. bush knew and trusted him. it's safe to assume that president and mrs.ma trusted him as well. after all, they personally selected him to be their physician. today dr. jackson will offer his professional assessment of the president's medical fitness for duty. friday dr. jackson conducted and supervised donald trump's first periodic exam as president of the united states. having had the opportunity to review the tests, consulted specialists and analyze the results and discuss him with his patient, he will provide us with his considered assessment of the president's medical fitness for duty now and for the remainder of his term of office. with regard to friday's examination, i'm confident that he practiced good medicine. it would be an error to review that exam and dr. jackson's assessment as an isolated event when in practice it's an ongoing process. far more important to a meaningful assessment for the president's fitness for duty, observations, interactions, examinations during the remaining 364 days of the year. dr. jackson and his team have been doing

my patients, president and mrs. bushsted him and i think it's safe to assume that president and mrs. obama trusted him as well. after all they personally select ed him to be their physician. today, dr. jackson will offer his professional assessment of the president's medical fitness for duty. friday, dr. jackson conducted and supervised donald trump's first periodic physical exam as president of the united states. having had the opportunity to review the test, consult specialists, thoughtfully analyze the results and discuss them with his patient he will provide us with his considered assessment of the president's medical fitness for duty now and for the remainder of his term of office. with regard to friday's examination, knowing dr. jackson i am confident that he practiced good medicine; however it would be in error to view that exam and dr. jackson's assessment as an isolated event when in practice it is an ongoing process. far more important to a meaningful assessment of the president's fitness for duty is the doctor

the response ability of the other looked over and says to complete these solutions and challenge mr bush to come to the negotiating table. are at some best of are you imagined earlier at the band that general sampler put on nuclear weapons last year what's the point of this non-binding ban voted for largely by countries without the clearest i mean is it going to be at is it going to stop anything. you know we have several nuclear weapons the zones of the world and those zones were created by non-nuclear states the nuclear weapon free zones are working well because they are also saying by the nuclear weapon states in terms of protocols they've sent a laser nuclear weapon freeze on. african nuclear freeze all of that in american and so on you know these are working very well so we're very ses the fact that the nuclear weapons this have not agreed to the ban which was agreed to and last year does not mean that the ban is totally useless because we are getting a large number of non-nuclear weapons there's a demonstrated they do not want to acquire nuclear weapons so that's a positive step so

just the responsibility of the other looked over and says to propose these solutions and challenge mr bush to come to the negotiating table. or at some better you have mentioned earlier at the band that general sampler put on nuclear weapons last year what's the point of this non-binding ban voted for largely by countries without the clearest i mean is it going to be at is it going to stop anything. you know we have several nuclear weapon three zones of the world and those zones were created by non-nuclear states the nuclear weapon free zones are working well because they are also signed by the nuclear weapon states in terms of protocols they've sent a laser nuclear weapon freeze on a african nuclear weapon freeze all of that in american and so on no these are working very well so what i say is the fact that the nuclear weapons this have not agreed to the ban which was agreed to and last year does not mean that the ban is totally useless because we are getting a large number of non-nuclear weapons there sort of demonstrated that they do not want to acquire nuclear weapons so that's a posit

is israel's not going to encourage the american government to continue paying for a room ok well mr bush going to fortunately we have to leave it there but it's been there very interesting though a very troubling conversation i appreciate you being with us and to our viewers please keep the conversation going on out twitter facebook and youtube pages and i hope to see you again same place same time here on worlds apart. i've played for many clubs over the years so i know the game and so i guides. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money just kill you narrowness and spending stupid twenty million one player. it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful guy a great so will transfer. and thinks it's going to. hit. exists is holland kentucky. voices people were very fanny's remolded. a co money city with almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal mines the fed said that it was a lot of these people the survivor

bush organized the destruction of the twin towers in new york this is obviously fake news and mr bush could go to court for that so if something wrong is said about you mr michael you can go to court simply that exists and for the rest. fake news to live it is very difficult in certain examples i just gave you it's obvious and so this can be changed this you can obtain. a modification in the press and be printed the same place if you comply and go to the courts but for all the things which are much more difficult which is the propaganda that mr micro himself use this is the word that says that the press is the victim is the first victim of propaganda no we citizens are the first victim of the propaganda that he organizes ok lou greve a brussels based journalist thanks for joining us giving us your take on that story here today on r.t. . approaches been mounting on the israeli prime minister after a controversial recording involving his son year was leaked to the press benjamin netanyahu is lawyers reportedly tried to prevent the tape being broadcast on local television. i would forgiv

israel is not going to encourage the american government to continue paying for the room ok well mr bush going to fortunately we have to leave it there but it's been there very interesting though a very troubling conversation i appreciate you being with us and tell our viewers please keep the conversation going on out twitter facebook and youtube pages and i hope to see you again same place same time here on worlds apart. yes there was but i heard with a large applause you know. yes we will bust. up the boom with some of the young to my wall so you all but you know one of the most up in the bush i saw can't apply here fuck i. can't handle the opponent i wish to discuss more with you the two cops believe. anything. he said he showed reason to schedule. a bunch. of the proceeds go to the imus show you can you get other cool news people but then you tell my boss lady did i miss all my space and. then we do one goodish man using a button to press the right button and sit over the. exchange so that is why this accident is a goodie in this case if the spirit we've done just screwed up. it. is

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defense for afghanistan and pakistan thank you very much indeed for joining us let me start by asking mr bush is this what is donald trump trying to do here is he trying to shift the u.s. foreign policy in general just he's being tough own country is he considers not doing enough to help the united states of america well to begin with no country on the face of this earth is entitled and i use the word in emphasize in title to american tax dollars the president this money comes out of the generosity of the american people the president of united states made it very very clear when he campaigned and when he took office that america is going to be first a lot of that money could now be used for our problems our infrastructure the things that we need to get done in this country now and now look pakistan for example criticized his national security policy it seems to me that as long as the money is flowing things are fine but now that the money stopping the world is waking up a little so what they're going to have to do is think twice before they criticize this country about how much money i would

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he and mrs. bush continue to be involved in that issue and they are to be saluted for that. other issues related to using ,he tax code to help people using the tax code to help people at the low end of the economic scale, very progressive agenda. the list goes on and on. contrary to what the republicans did when they took the majority and president obama was there and they said our most important thing we can do is to make sure he does not succeed. that's un-american. it's unpatriotic. we always have a responsibility to find common ground in the minority or the majority. can't find a, we must stand around, that's our responsibility to the american people as well. open toonstantly finding solutions that meet the needs of the american people but to do so that does not go to the lowest common denominator but to some kind of vision, a better future, a better deal, better jobs and better pay, a better future. who can disagree with that? weeku spoke earlier this that if democrats take back congress, you would want to work on a fair tax system. tell us more about what you mean. is

the daily mail or other newspapers say that because of the enlarged budget some of this spending is mr bush will answer to that well it is a large budget and we have to justify every penny in the way it is spent to the british public we have to be clear that every pound of hard earned tax payers money that is spent on international development is actually delivering one hundred pence on the ground and i think in fact it's one of the more efficient budgets that white all dispenses but we justify it because it makes the world a safer and more prosperous place them britain is a big hearted country and we need to support it what we need to justify it because it has huge effectiveness on the ground but we're undergoing a major crisis in the national health service to the present moment or put an answer to people look at that crisis and the health service so well that some of that thirteen billion pounds spent in international aid would be better devoted to the health services here the whole well firstly i think you should do both i think public expenditure should pursue both these objectives i t

most of those old mr bush was saying he will send them all to new employees when he still could phone was busy let them talk to us peace talks. but you know the stand. over them was. and our goods that are in our yard for the for our brothers that are before for them to care of and. i'm going to let them but i don't touch and then you cut and kick and. i had food as a child for truffle that it. won't work now molly my michelle the downside of. the. numbers that i would hate for not doing. good for its whole foods first choice the i knew you have and i think time in syria has said. for you she ought to give up somewhere else for that even after that it will fuck around with mr hates it for jim and then boil for her for food are for him and for. me the money. i think that this what drove me confidence and confidence is based on. i strongly believe that the u.s. and europe have you played a big role in the united states has been. a partner in creating the tool based system. i'm afraid the. true air force and especially language president trump has been using and i'm not confident that th

unprotected and out there in the atmosphere we have to get it below ground quickly thought from the sludge mr bush never went to the end a clean this is for his club. nuclear waste isn't safe today it probably never has been but for a long time that issue didn't receive much attention the first nuclear power station was connected to the grid in russia in the mid one nine hundred fifty s. . today scientists are horrified by how casually the spent radioactive fuel was handled in the past. germany has had nuclear power since one nine hundred sixty one. the first minister for nuclear issues france years of strauss laid the groundwork with the optimism typical of his day. yet only of nuclear energy can leak humanity into a new better age will be another golden one if we can master the demon that is nuclear power. the demon mainly referred to the spent nuclear fuel wishing to go should it be discarded in the antarctic or shot into space with rockets both suggestions came to nothing too expensive and. too dangerous. a third approach has been implemented by several countries dumping nuclear waste in the c

. >> today we're at the former president george bush and mrs. bush's ranch.ur tree farm. >> you're walking down the rows of all these trees. it was one of those moments i'll never forget. >> a couple of kids have been on the show since the beginning. >> we're the prototypical american family, hardworking but not really the silver spoon in your mouth type. >> their son gets down and dirty with their dad. >> what is today? >> you got it. >> what do you think, yes or no? >> no. >> it's kind of impossible. >> expecting their fifth child, they said having more family is one reason they're stepping away from "fixer upper." >> when you think about raising a family, it gets complicated. you have all of these things mixed in with these cameras and lights and audio equipment. it just felt right for us to take a time-out, step back, and see if we couldn't catch our breath and see what's next. >> thank you all for coming out. >> they're also opening a new restaurant very soon, and in addition to raising four kids and one on the way, they are spending time on their 40 acr

>> i'll do my best to address your question mr. bush. obviously some of the concerns from the community may have resulted in the declaration being withdrawn. there has been an impact because of delivery method. we were hoping to use the mercy declaration build to move faster with the project, without that happening there will be a longer procurement process to bring on board the contractor. >> will that process result in a better relationship with the community as you move forward? >> that's what we expect for the team to work closely with the community to address their concerns. >> i have questions about the health centers. those are -- were designed at a time when we had varying health issues that required facilities. currently we are facing a real crisis with addictions in the city, especially opioid addictions. are these facilities that are being built adjustable enough to handle changes in the population for services? >> i'll be honest, i'm probably not the right person to speak with you about how the end can be adapted for various