and so mrs. bush had made sure that any of the resident's staff that were still working in the white house that had been there in the johnson time were there to greet mrs. johnson at the diplomatic reception room door when she stepped in. and in addition, one of the butlers that had worked for the johnsons, mr. german, was now a part-time elevator operator, operated the president's elevator in the white house, just a few days a week, mrs. bush made sure that he was there and that he was the one that greeted mrs. johnson when the door was opened of the car for her to get out. and the way that mrs. johnson reached up in recognition to embrace mr. german and how he embraced her, is really would just make you weep. but would also, the two last things that i'll just say about mrs. johnson's visit, her last visit to the white house, is, mrs. bush wheeled her into the vermeil room on the ground floor, which had just been repainted under one of the restoration projects that mrs. bush did, thanks to the white

mrs. johnson as he presided over the white house and ms. bush loved the outdoors and loved flowers and pants and national landscapes and the national parks always looked to mrs. johnson as an example of someone who so appreciated our natural beauty and mrs. bush would say people would look at mrs. johnson and say oh >> she loved flowers, but really what she was was our nation's first conservationist first lady. but my memory that is sered in my mind, of course on the defendant's panel linda had called me when i was chief of staff to mrs. bush and had said "i'm bringing my mother back to washington for what i know will be her last time to see some of her friends." of course she had a stroke. he wasn't speaking. she was in a wheelchair, but she was still very vibrant and she said "do you think we can come to the white house?" i knew instipthively laura bush's answer would be "of course." i knew the answer would be "yes." i said "i will call you back with dates and times that would work." and she was so thrilled to have heifer come to the white hou

if mr. bush is watching, i invite him to comment on that assertion. >> so on the third idea, on the press releases on the independent expenditure ceilings, similar, we already provide a lot of information on sources of funding. i don't think doing it in two places is the best approach. i think if we are not doing a good enough job right now about informing the public, where campaign committees are getting their money, it's not that the press should release it, i'm saying the data dashboard should do its job. it's probably in the top fifth percentile nationally of how ethics commissions are presenting data, and i think that it's constantly evolving, and if there are comments in the public about specific ways that the data dashboard or the statement search function on our website can be improved, we are all ears. >> chair chiu: is there current -- i know we embed press links -- embed links in the press release to the sf website. in the case of the increase in the i.e.c.'s, we could link a more deta

i had no personal interchange with mrs. bush before that. she gave me the world's hardest time for working. my kids were young. and how dare you work when you have little children. i am taken aback. first, i thought shoes kidding. i made some crack and it was clear she was not kidding. [laughter] susan p.: at that point, i tried to physically back away from her. [laughter] susan p.: because, this was a few months after the speech and in fact, i think she felt i should not be working if i have two little kids. also, my kids were also not very well behaved. she might have thought, if i were not working, my children would be better behaved. cokie: not possible. the first time, i interviewed her in a sit-down interview at the vice presidents house. it was for 17 magazine. [laughter] cokie: and i was interviewing her and kitty dukakis. it had all been arranged and all of that. i arrive and it is a little intimidating, and i come in and i sit down and i'm waiting for her and she comes in and says, what are we doing in here? i said i'm here to inte

remember mrs. bush ever saying the policy should be. i do it knowledge there were many times where she said, have you thought about this? or did you know that? it would raise your conscience. she invited peripheral vision and invited us to pay attention to that which we did not see at the white house. look outside and see what was happening. very valuable. she could not cook though. [laughter] president george w. bush me she was a lousy cook. i had the benefit of enjoying her cooking a few times. and yes, she was a bad cook. [laughter] was something in laura bush's book that struck me about barbara. it was when laura invited the bush's to come meet their grandchildren. they ran out of the house and said, ganny, ganny. she said barbara was so appreciative that she had taught them about her before they came out. she loved her family. hurt -- her family was at the top. saywere not allowed to anything negative about the family, she would say that. [laughter] andy: sometimes you were there when she was saying it and you are uncomfortable. ri

at the consulate now this sets to the bigger picture turkish investigators apparently believe that mr bush was murdered shortly after he entered the saudi consulate on october second and his body was then taken to the saudi consuls a residence and they also believe that a fifteen member killing team from saudia a saudi arabia was involved in his murder you know you understand that the pro-government newspaper there has published stills of a man that it says is linked to the saudi crown prince mohammed bin fama what more can you tell us about that. well he apparently is one of the the fifteen suspects of this fifteen member killing team from saudi arabia that i have just mentioned now the turkish authorities have leaked security camera footage identifying these fifteen people the new york times is also says says that it has independently confirm that at least nine of these fifteen men are linked to the saudi government military and security services and one of them is the man you are mentioning there his name is a moderate abdul aziz he was a diplomat assigned to the saudi embassy in london

i thought, oh lord, mrs. bush always told me to do something about my hair. pretty much every time she saw me unless i would be on tv. here i am. i'm sorry, mrs. bush. but we have such an interesting combination of folks here. who have known mrs. bush in many ways of her life. susan page has now written a book about her. she probably knows more than we think she does. but i want to start with her dear friend, susan baker. you said at the funeral that barbara bush was the gold standard of what it meant to be her friend. he talked about how when you got to washington, she started inviting you regularly to sunday lunch and all of that. she also pushed you. you said she pushed you out the door. susan b.: she did. i resisted it much rather would be in the audience that out front. she really gave me the courage and said come on. you have got to take advantage of your husband's position. i am so thankful she did it. cokie: including hosting events at the vice presidents house. susan b.: that was the best. this did not have a lot of supporters at the time. in the ear

timely transparent and in accordance with all due process we are saddened to hear confirmation of mr bush owes his death and we offer our deepest condolences to the family fiance and friends now the opinion piece editor at the washington post says it was what was no one's enemy and that all the journalist was doing was trying to spark debate about important issues shows he was a columnist for the paper here's what we know jamal walked into that consulate on october second and he didn't walk out. the saudis know what happened so the idea that we need days and days of investigation forensic word can it's ridiculous just tell us what happened and in my opinion you know united states government that was committed to the values that we should be standing up for would be saying that. we wouldn't be sending people over to. smile next to the crown prince. we wouldn't. be raising ridiculous theories about rogue operators we would be saying we need the facts and we need them yesterday and then we can figure out what the right policy. some top u.s. politicians are already doubting the explanation pu

bush in manyn mrs. ways of her life. has now written a book about her. she probably knows more than we think she does. but i want to start with her dear friend, susan baker. funeral thate barbara bush was the gold standard of what it meant to be her friend -- a friend. he talked about how when you got startedngton, she inviting you regularly to sunday lunch and all of that. she also pushed you. you said she pushed you out the door. she did p or i resisted it much rather would be in the audience that out front. she really gave me the courage and said come on. have got to take advantage of your husband's position. i am so thankful she did it. including hosting events of the presidents house. susan b.: that was the best. this did not have a lot of supporters at the time. in the early 1980's. making people aware of homeless situations was very important. if we have had a meeting that was not the vice presidents house, they probably would not have come. very she would invite prominent homeless leaders who would make some big headlines. the administration was n

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fame news analyst mr bush gets the once in a new sounds cold so cold in a big change does not look good it's time soon so i bought it for the first. place people have put big dreams on the big screen. legend and movie magazine on d w. play this week and world stories. a rising star for the us democrats a taste of the very a in myanmar. that's we begin in lebanon where house a million syrians have sought shelter from a civil war that has left their country in ruins. many of them are children looking to eke out a living on the streets of beirut the first. it is almost midnight but almost and use of the work day is far from over. the brothers from syria sell flowers on the streets of beirut three days per week from dusk till dawn. i wish that. i work because my parents are sick i need to support them i wake up at five thirty or six in the afternoons i go and buy the flowers i work work work and then i go home. for. syrian children working on the streets of beirut has become a common sight seventy percent of syrian refugees in lebanon live under the poverty line leaving many parents like al

mrs. bush founded the festival in 20 is, and weave covered it every year since. >> i've felt the criticism about george. everyone does that lives there, but i also knew that it was a fact of life. i know when he ran for president trats what happens to the american president. remember we'd been the child of a president ourselves, the children of the president. and we had been so distraught when president bush george's dad was criticized so much in 1992, when he lost that election. and so we knew what we're getting into. i think you really know to expect that, and it's nothing new. we feel like it's new as we look around and see the crimp of our current president, but if you visit the lincoln library and in springfield illinois, and see the terrible things that were written about lincoln then it was not 24 hour news but it was fam flu tears that were so critical. it was just a fact of life and really is a function of our democracy. that we can criticize our president. that be do have the freedom

reviewing evidence from turkish officials this new contradicts the government's initial statement that mr bush was alive when he left the consulate to may stumble on the subsequent story that he was killed in a fierce fight inside the building. the saudi led coalition has strike killed nineteen civilians it's an outdoor market near yemen's forces you have the data on wednesday this according to yemeni officials the strategic red sea ports has been a lifeline for international aid to live risk to the war torn country. south korean soldiers discovered was a likely to be war remains while working to remove mines in the demilitarized zone between the north and south souls the finance ministry says it believes the discovery includes the bodies of two soldiers of the two koreas have removed mines from the server the head of a joint project to identify war remains next year for ukrainian filmmaker alex. won this year's prize of the prize awarded by the european parliament is considered one of the most prestigious human rights awards it all those groups or individuals for their fights for human rights

the building a week ago so your thoughts is granted permission following an international outcry mr bush has been a vocal critic of the kingdom and investigators believe he was murdered inside the building. this is where we seen for the last time a c.c.t.v. camera captured the moment when he entered the consulate. the saudis say the fifty nine year old left shortly afterwards one week later they've invited turkish police to search the building but protesters outside the consulate suspect that the saudis spirited away. some arab officials and at the same time some turkish officials we've talked to have said that the possibility that he was killed is very very high one way or another he was taken somewhere else we want the details. because shockey case is a political tightrope act for turkey many opposition figures from the arab world have sought refuge in the country. on monday president. urged the saudis to provide evidence that shockey hard actually left the consulate. words alone weren't enough he said. the affair is also casting a shadow on ties between washington and riyadh which was

when mr. bush was in, we couldn't get it done. when we had mr. obama in, we couldn't get it done. but we got it done with this man. thank you so much. thank you, everybody. [applause] >> mike love. >> thank you, president trump. thank you so much for your support of music, historically. i remember you tried your best to help get whitney houston in some kind of shape. >> it's true. >> and it was, yeah, i remember being at mar-a-lago with this guy right here. he had ron perlman come down. he tried your best to help whitney. >> right. >> and she's not the only one you've benefitted and tried. and people are going to say what they want, but you've always been a big supporter of some of the best music that america has ever made. >> thank you very much. >> and you're right when you say it's beyond. we remember going to czechoslovakia six months after the russians invaded. and because of our music, because of america and the freedom that we represented, you know, we were, like, welcomed like heroes. all we were doing was playing our songs. but it meant a lot to people all over the world.

has been leaked and partially confirmed in the last two weeks basically already is believed that mr bush was first murdered inside the saudi consulate which is about two hundred meters away from here and then taken his body taken to this building to the residence so now investigators are hoping to find crucial evidence for this claim possibly even body parts. the turkish authorities they're alleging as you said that kushal she was murdered what evidence have they gathered to support that. well they have searched the saudi consulate here in istanbul earlier this week on monday they have been there for about nine hours reportedly taken samples from walls of garden soil inspected the rooftop and they source familiar with the investigation later confirmed to us that they indeed found and i quote concrete evidence suggesting that mr was killed and now the source did not comment on the kind of evidence just said more tests would need to be done of course now we're waiting what comes out of this search at the residence here turkish media have been reporting also not only turkish media about wha

that all of this directly contradicts even trashes the saudi narrative let's remember rehat said mr bush was killed in a role but of course considering that president out on promise to reveal what he called the naked truth about midst of a shell g.'s death a many critical observers here were quite disappointed in his speech no surprising a new evidence revealed no word for example about an ordeal recording of mr death that purportedly exists no word on the alleged dismemberment of his body so in the end open questions many open questions remain right so that's what i was actually going to ask you are still a lot of an answer to questions what president one didn't hold back he said at the case of the killing. was premeditated. yes indeed but of course the big question now is where is the body investigators are still looking for the body this is the final element of prove that turkey of course needs what is interesting is that many might wonder why did mr ed on today stopped short of directly accusing riyadh especially. prince mohammed bin salmond of having ordered to mystical death that t

entering the consulate in istanbul the saudi royal family is struggling to credibly denying reports that mr bush was killed by an assassination squad with close ties to the crown prince on friday turkish investigators talk of their search for a body outside istanbul. belgrade forest near a stumble according to anonymous turkish officials police are searching here for the remains of missing saudi journalist. officials saying a saudi consulate vehicle was tracked here the day. and the consulate on october second a second vehicle was tracked to a nearby city. saudi arabia has denied allegations by turkish officials who said she was killed inside the consulate and his body removed. employees of the saudi arabian consulate were giving testimony on friday at the turkish prosecutor's office in istanbul. these images are said to show those workers. the turkish government is pointing the finger of blame how to react. vanished after entering the saudi consulate what happened how did it happen who is responsible for his disappearance we have some information and evidence on this matter as a result of the i

mr bush i don't think i was that it was me this one is this . despite our frequent requests to the community you see john refused to grant us an interview. during our investigation we discovered other examples of the international transfer of priests accused of pedophilia. we could have chosen to tell you about this priest who after being accused of sexual abuse by one young or more mate on the guy i'm on the do to pin down due to going to know. yeah covers that. they didn't feel with all these auto that the six should only be we just we saw. over a year. cooperate more us more subsidy i mean it. gets. called acetyl gets a look at you bear. accuse it of your false suv and on is any kind of. in that zammit is usually made it to. we day to day. what i say absolutely most you mean said faucet so the us will stop the song coupons to support and a. cow that we've a poor work clothes of a family men claim your community go to dish out in his yard dawn do the work and then you defecate go shows the sec or sit on. the deputies roof at spots. around afai

mr bush i don't think i was that it was me this and i don't want to use these. and. despite our frequent requests to the community of st john refused to grant us an interview. during our investigation we discovered other examples of the international transfer of three sticks used to get a feeling. we could have chosen to tell you about this priest from new york who after being accused of sexual abuse by one young teenager was moved to. more this one with an international arrest warrant for sexually abusing children in france hanging over his head now when refuge in lebanon. or this one an italian wanted for sexually abusing eight boys transferred to mozambique. at the heart of the catholic church how many cases are there priests from country to country to desist. in the sexual abuse on minors. we tried to have them up. over three months we contacted the main victims groups around the world. each gave us their list of transferred priests. then we called whistleblowers. are turning. judges. and on cross check with local newspaper articles. we only took into account pri

but that is not why mr. bush felt moved to share my story.18, i left my se of the river and traveled 1,600 miles away, to yale. i played varsity football. i interned on wall street. i worked in washington in the early years of the obama administration, and continued to harvard business school, where i started a nonprofit to work with small business owners in places like detroit, new orleans, and rural montana. i've seen, and lived, america from the very bottom to the very and so, in mr. bush's eyes, and in many others',im am the embt of the american dream. the sad thing is that th are right. the american dream, e, is a fantasy, a myth, that relies on stories like mine to distract us from the american machine; the conveyor belt that sendsng most yeople, especially from neighborhoods like mine, from nothing to nowhere, while picking off the chosen few, like me. yes, there is rah. there is sonya sotomayor. but the dream cannot compete with the american reality: that a kid in my neighborhood is expected to earn $21,000 a years han their parents w

trump said that he heard mr. bush very clearly and what mr. bush said.country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. >> tonight, the president is doubling down on this attack. joan walsh and mark short are back with me. mark, let me start with you. not only did president trump call stormy daniels a horse face in the interview with the associated press, he's refusing to back down from it. he was just asked if it was appropriate to insult a woman's appearance, and he said, quote, you can take it any way you want. is this something that you can defend at all? >> jake, the president, regardless of her profession, should be treating her with respect, and no, i don't think it's helpful, particularly in light of so many positive things to be talking about. the president has here three weeks before the midterm election with a record on the economy and national security, dow going up 500 points today, it's not the subject that i think is preferred but more importantly, he should be treating her with respect. >> and joan, one argument that i've heard from trump s

mr. block believed that george w. bush had a strong affiliation with religious groups. christian religious groups in particular. one of the issues that mr. block drew cartoons about for decades was on equality and civil rights. he really believed that african-americans deserved an equal chance and an equal opportunity. and eight years after the passage of brown v. board of education, which was supposed to desegregate the public schools and universities and give everybody an equal education, in 1962 he pointed out that still was not the case. there were states in the country that had chosen to shutter their public schools rather than desegregate. so we have a little girl holding a birthday cake, an african-american girl holding a birthday cake. she is telling the white gentleman standing next to her that she's eight. and the james crow public school is on the other side of a fence. she is locked out. mr. block would republish this cartoon every year for 15 years , until public schools were accessible to children. it didn't mean he stopped hammering on issues of race and i

what color tension there mrs bush is it sounds like he is says he is bringing back conservatism to germany and he's going to take your party for being too far in the center he's going to take it to the center right is is that what the party needs i think this is just one pillar so our party has different groups inside there's a conservative group there is c i would say economic liberal group there is a christian belief orientated group so we have many groups in the party like the conservative c.d.u. and he stands for combining all this group for integrating this group so he has got all these issues on his agenda and that's a strength but it wasn't he today basically telling is that until a miracle has made this party too broad and now we need to remember our roots and that way we will actually be able to attract the voters who have left us for the far right if he for example i think that's one side of him the conservative side to look at the roots of the party and but on the other side he's also very progressive he isn't european route parliamentarian he was five years in the european parl

he was in the bush administration when mr bush scrapped the antiballistic missile treaty and at that and is not going to fall apart then and is not going to fall apart now. john bolton said he recognised russian meddling in the us elections and he said that the election did not turn out so well for the russians and that shows you should not mess in american elections. is there a difference in tone betweenjohn bolton and president trump when it comes to this issue of election meddling? mr trump has been hesitant to speak openly about russian election meddling and when he talks about it he tends to say, and others, as well. mr bolton did not hold back at all on that but he also said it had not been effective and did not change the outcome of the election. and the result of it had been somewhat against the russian interests and created this mistrust so they have not made any diplomatic achievements over the past two yea rs. achievements over the past two years. i wondered if this might be seen as president trump standing up to russia, he talks about these violations for example. perhaps

a muse alice mr bush let's focus on some new salads the folds of the so-called shake up the food is kind of most side by the saddam. mug. people have put big dreams on the big screen. the lead movie magazine on t.w. . the contentious figure at home. he wrote in germany. from the fall of the early. two german reunification. and the end of the cold. war much office from the brink university of the twentieth century. gorbachev to the last leader of the soviet union was an agent of change. quickly miss downfall. i had decided to resign my duties as president of the soviet union. last fall but she was historical but for some sort of one because of course. he continues to fight for world peace with the reminder but yet we have to comprehend when he says taken our search today there is a new arms race. our time gorbachev and the opportunity for peace wasted starts october third on t.w. . authorities in indonesia say more than eight hundred thirty people have been killed by a powerful earthquake and tsunami that devastated the arlon of pseudo ac on friday rescuers are struggling to reach victims

source familiar with the investigation later confirmed to us they indeed found evidence as suggesting mr bush was killed or to look asian see or seem to be linked to some in this to geisha and investigators seem to believe that his body or he dead or alive has been taken from the consulate to the residence here so it will be really interesting what kind of evidence will emerge once investigators are going inside the very building behind me tell us a little bit more about that evidence yulia because a pro-government newspaper there has published reports of an audio recording related to control sheiks disappearance apparently what more can you tell us about this. well this is the paper you have mentioned it's a pro-government newspaper and there has line today is this in it which translates into the sound of the slaying and they claim that there is a or dio recording proving basically how mystical she has been tortured and brutally killed they all citing a source that listened to the recording but the journalists have apparently not listened to the recording themselves in the recording it says

the investigation later confirmed to us that they indeed found in a quote concrete evidence that mr bush was indeed killed now we don't know yet what kind of evidence they found but investigators also seem to believe that jamal khashoggi the famous saudi arabian writer was taken dead or alive in a black van from this building just two hundred meters away from here to the residence of the saudi consul and this is exactly the reason why turkish investigators have been pressing for access to the consul's residence and in the meantime diplomatically speaking we have fresh off of his visit to saudi arabia the u.s. secretary of state my pompei o in today for talks there with the turks what can we expect from that physic. well in the best case some serious explanations incredible ounces but we saw mr pay a visit to riyadh yesterday were drill it seemed like a supportive visit and we know what kind of message he will carry over here to turkey to his turkish counterpart and that message is the saudis claim not to know anything the king says i don't know anything crown prince mohammed bin some man

the steel looks like you eagle this is normally always sound and what is not because you can hear mr. bush and i'm grateful for the opportunity to speak with you on behalf of president and hopefully i'll have some answers for you but i didn't bring any more all of. them that's what the books are. all jokes aside some serious stuff being discussed of course as. he goes down off so that they could not talk about all of this they go what's being said by both sides in all seriousness it's a big meeting. and judging by what's come out so far from both sides well it was a rather general discussion with the russian president for example he said he was perplexed by washington taking keeping it by the fact that washington keeps taking unfriendly steps towards russia even at least according to the putin while moscow even barely responses and it's also kind of reminisce to his meeting with the president in finland in. saying that that was a rather hard talk but also at the same time a very productive discussion russia's president urged more meetings like this such conversations he said were very usef

main news outlets mr bush gets the unsub the ball the so-called law changes not new to this kind of cool side bottom for the summer. people put big dreams on the big screen. playing the movie magazine on the w. . this is the i mean you do is lie from her let's listen bring in our correspondent of the homes of roadies and joins us from rio de janeiro we're going to find out what happened with me through the because one of them just because it's not in the area we do have some of breaking news that's coming into us now about the perspective closer. w. news thank you for joining us. they make a commitment. they find a solution. they conspire. to africa on the move. story of both people in a different school shaping their nation. and their continent of africa on the move to stories about motivational change makers taking their destinies speak to their own hands. d.w. multimedia series food for god. d.w. dot com or go. please. don't do it to me to be. discovered. subscribe. documentary. to saudi arabia's foreign minister has called the killing of jamal khashoggi a huge and grave mistake saudi

latitude for my party believe i can have three more questions on taxes today has a mr gottman have you mr bush you've just said it's. a . new party chair could be a real new opportunity what sort of characteristics do you think this candidate would have to have in order to. take on the cd leadership good well that's a good attempt i don't know who's running as candidates yet but. what i want to say . is that we mustn't just focus on the individuals themselves but look at content and issues this is important to and i think that the party is whole has a real need not just to see a new face there but also to find out a bit about where we are headed as a party and how we want to get there let me just give you an example. yesterday we had the same experience as the variance c.s.u. you know we had we lost as many votes to the f.t. as we lost to the green party. and now just to say we have to shift to the left or to the right cannot be the response of a mainstream party. and it's not easy to do but we're seeing it across europe and beyond europe too in some cases but what you have in the in the middl

garden doors was also taken away for analysis as you reported there it took almost two weeks since mr bush shows he simply disappeared inside that embassy full this investigation to start and yes certainly sources telling us we understand the results of this investigation are expected in two to three days' time certainly the amount of pressure put on saudi arabia internationally and indeed the turks one would suggest that would suggest we could expect quite. quick resumption of quick these results to be released quite quickly but on a stake in chance to what extent might those final results of the investigation. be impacted by the sort of political calculations going on between world powers. will certainly turkey it's been interesting to watch how the have responded to these allegations from the very early stages of this crisis to. drip feeding the pro-government media with information we understand so these analysts are saying that he is trying to avoid a head on collision with saudi arabia in this crisis there's a lot at stake when you look at for example. the key benefits hugely from th

republican senator lindsey graham tweeted to say that i'm skeptical of the new saudi narrative about mr bush shows he is an understatement first they were told mr shoji supposedly left the consulate and there was a blanket denial of any saudi involvement now a fight breaks out and he's killed in the consulate all without knowledge of the crown prince had a claim joins me live from washington d.c. so patty president donald trump says that he finds the story credible obviously lindsey graham doesn't this doesn't really same to be going over well in places like washington. no it doesn't and i can tell you all of the cable news channels all the front pages of the web site web pages on twitter pretty much every politician that you follow is coming out and saying this doesn't make any sense for many of the reasons that andrew pointed out that this gentleman of his age would get into a fist fight with young outnumbered with young saudi operatives that he would be accidentally killed that they would happen to be a forensic expert that had just flown in on private jets and they happen to have a bone

mrs. bush founded the festival in 2001 and we've covered it every year since. >> personal to politics and criticism about george. every one does not list their, but i also knew that it was a fact of wife and i knew when he ran for president that is what happens to the american president. remember we've been the child of a president ourselves if we been so distraught president bush, georggeorge bush's dad was critd so much in 92 when he lost. .. . >>. >> encore presentation of the texas book festival coverage from earlier today we will hear authors discuss the m

privilege of going down a couple of times and reading the book, reading chapters of the book to him and mrs. bushefore she passed. times todifferent president bush himself at kennebunkport. it is a remarkable opportunity that few historians ever get to read their work to their subject. brian: why did you do that and why did he listen? dr. engel: i did it because i thought it would be really cool. secondly because president bush asked, or his staff asked because he was having difficulty and could not read as much as he wanted to. people were reading to him daily. they thought this would be a book you would want to hear. we had a very positive relationship and it would be a good chance to catch up. i remember saying most people have audiotapes. it was explained when you're the former president, people read to you. brian: i don't to exaggerate this that you are critical of him in the book. dr. engel: frequently. brian: did he plans when he saw that? did you avoid reading the part? dr. engel: i did inadvertently rita p -- read a part over his budget deal. i had forgotten that was part of my telling o

privilege of going a couple of times and reading the book, reading chapters of the book to him and mrs. bushore she passed. and then also at -- a different time to president bush himself. it is a remarkable opportunity that few historians ever get, to read their book to their subject. brian: why did you do that? why did he listen? dr. engel: first of all, i thought it would be really cool. but secondly because president bush asked. or his staff asked. he was having difficulty with his eyes and could not read as much as he liked to. people were reading to him daily. they thought this would be a bookie would want to hear and that would be a good experience, and that it would be a chance to catch up. i do remember saying, most people have audiotapes. it was explained to me when you are the former president, people read to you.. brian: you are critical of him in the book. dr. engel: yes, frequently. brian: did he blanch when he heard that? dr. engel: i did inadvertently read apart i was not intending to, which was the difficulty he had over his budget deal. his no new taxes pledge. i had forgott

quoting us and turkish officials saying that some of the sources quoting saying could actually hear mr bush being beaten that says you can hear men speaking arabic it basically says that he was detained right after he walked into that building by those saudi nationals hadn't flown into the country and that he was questioned tortured and murdered they are and chilling and i think on your precedents and allegations of how this seems to have unfolded but if those recordings are genuine stuff does that mean that the turks have a problem here because it means that either somebody who was in the room at the time recorded it and gave that information to the turkish authorities or they'd already bugs the buildings. well i think questions will definitely be honest about how the turks have video access to a diplomatic mission there are a few theories out there one would be to exactly that that that the building is bugged another one is that they have someone inside a third one some people are talking about is of these previous reports against unconfirmed of the apple watch that mr harvey was wearing

ruling to make a policy advised him on what happened and then the police arrived she also describes mr bush shows he is as a patrick it is a patriot as a saudi patriot somebody who loves his country and somebody who has an increasing amount of friends not only here in turkey but the u.s. as well charles thanks very much. well the united nations special rapporteur on summary or arbitrary killings as jamal khashoggi was the victim of an extrajudicial execution she's pointing the finger directly at the saudi leadership diplomatic it is the james bays now from new york. agnus color mark does a very specific role for the united nations and it covers exactly the crime committed in the saudi consulate in istanbul three weeks ago she is the special rapporteur on extrajudicial summary or arbitrary executions with regard to the gruesome executor of saudi giannone jamal khashoggi i want to add my voice to that of my colleague david cave the un special rapporteur on freedom of expression. to call for an international investigation into this murder after she raised the case in the u.n. committee that de

this view contradicts the government's initial statement that mr bush up she was alive when he left the consulate in istanbul and the subsequent story that he was killed in a fistfight inside the building. a saudi led the coalition air strike killed the nineteen civilians is an outdoor market near yemen's port city of data on wednesday this according to yemeni officials the strategic red sea ports has been a lifeline for international aid deliveries to the war torn country. the large scale massacre right down depression of the hinge of muslims five million miles military is still going on according to a un investigators who are calling on the security council to take action minimize ambassador says the military is not committing genocide but carrying out the just metal counter terrorist measures. super typhoon utor knocked out power supplies and down for mines in u.s. territories in the western pacific overnight winds of more than two hundred seventy kilometers an hour uprooted trees ravaged homes rescue teams have now been deployed and residents of the northern mariana islands fear it

investigation of all of the facts surrounding mr bush in that they will do so in a timely fashion and we have a long since nine hundred thirty two long strategic relationship with the kingdom of saudi arabia they continue to be important counterterrorism partner they have custody of the two holy sites they are an important strategic alliance of the united states and we need to be mindful of that as well a number of senior european union politicians have pulled out of a major saudi investment conference next week they include the french and dutch finance ministers and the british trade secretary the international monetary fund's managing director christine lagarde has announced that she too will not be attending and more than forty members of the u.s. congress have written to president trump calling for sanctions against saudi arabia a shooting in afghanistan's southern province of kandahar killed three government officials the local intelligence chief the police chief and the governor a rule dead three americans were injured in the attack on the governor's compound the taliban have cl