secretary clinton, mrs. bush, you have no idea how much your work has impacted afghan women in afghanistan. is a special honor for me to be on the stage with my afghan role models, afghan women leaders today. secretary kerry told you about the woman he met in afghanistan that showed him the change that is possible in my country. i see myself as one of those young women. my story is like theirs. like many afghan children, i saw the world through eyes of a refugee. i had dreams of my homeland. but my dreams only became a reality in 2002 when my family could finally return to afghanistan. returning home was not easy. we had to make many adjustments. life was hard but we finally were home. my family took advantage of opportunities and sent me and my four sisters and my brother to school. well, i did well enough that i was able to become an exchange student in 11th grade in california. the move was not easy. i was alone. the culture was so different. but i learned new things. i had always believed that young people co

mrs. bush has been the real inspiration and driving force behind the council from the very beginning. and the council represents a commitment, a public-private partnership to try to support the women of afghanistan in the transition we are undergoing. we can point to a lot of progress some of it mentioned by president pedroya. but we're well aware this is a serious turning point for all of the people of afghanistan. but in particular, for the hard fought gains that women and girls have been able to enjoy. and what we can do as americans to support the courageous women and men to build the afghanistan they imagined. she and i talked about what she might do next, the word "rest" never entered her vocabulary. we talked more about once again, i'm following her wherever she goes and am proud to be the honorary founding chair. the institute is co-sponsoring today's events. it's following up on the national action plan adopted in the first term of the obama administration pointing out the benefits to

clinton and mrs. bush back to georgetown and here for this conversation this morning. no one can question the commitment of either of you to this issue. i remember firsthand secretary clinton, when you were first lady, at the end of the '90s, calling the world's attention to the abuses that the taliban were perpetrating and how critical the afghan women were. and i remember so well, mrs. bush, when the military engagement was called by your husband after 9/11 and afghanistan. you took the president's radio address and told the world that the world of the afghan women would be important to building the future of their country. so you heard a lot this morning. we're at a cross roads. the women have made enormous progress. they are very worried that the progress may be reversed. there are important events ahead. the elections in april for president. as well as a negotiated settlement, reconciliation process. we still don't know what that would go. but to say the women are concerned is an understatement. they

mr. bush also said you were working so hard to improve the web site that you, and i quote, spent the first week of october sleeping on the floor of his office as he tried to get hemtcare.gov off the mat. is that right? >> yes, sir. >> well, your reputation certainly proceeds you. unfortunately, however, last week, chairman isa appeared on fox news and accused you and other plit dal appointees of engaging in a pattern of interference and false statements related to this site. end of quote. that's a serious attack against your integrity. i don't want to get into anyone's intent or motives here. this is not unusual for me. i realize that we are all on this earth for a short wile. and that our reputations is all we've got. and since those statements were made about you, i would like to dpif you an opportunity to respond. thank you, sir. thank you for the opportunity. and, again, i don't take any of this personally. it's a fast-moving sitweight with a lot going on. what i would just say is this. it

and i remember so well, mrs. bush, when the military engagement called by your husband after 911 and you took the role of the radio address and told the world that the role of afghan women would be important to building their country. so you've heard a lot this morning. we're at a crossroads. the women have made enormous progress. they are very worried their progress may be reversed. there are important events ahead. the elections in april for president as well as a negotiated settlement, the reconciliation process. we still don't know where that will go. but to say that the women are concerned is an understatement. they fear they may be a bargaining chip in that unnegotiated process with the taliban. so what do we say particular ply in the backdrop of a united states that's war weary, where we're focused on our many challenges at home, what can we do to ensure this progress is not reversed. and as secretary kerry said, this strategic necessity the women represent to a better prosperous, peaceful, stable afghanistan i

birthday mrs. bush. [applause] it is a great personal pleasure for me as charles reminded me in the greenroom we have known each other for 32 years. i was his employer. charles krauthammer has written a fantastic book a compilation of his columns columns, plus a marvelous introduction. i know one thing that compilations never sell. his book is number one on amazon and will debut in number two nonfiction on "the new york times" best-seller list on sunday. [applause] to head a john grisham bill reilly and russia and you name it. born in new york city, raised in montreal. then went to to harvard medical school and as a psychiatrist practiced three years with the chief residents -- resident of massachusetts general. then as a speechwriter for vice president mondale for their presidential campaign then when he came to the new republic in 1981. that was the golden age. and what was interesting is of group of people with a group of ideas that frequently fought over them but at any rate charles won the national

bit of a a spanner in the was because an official claims the deal is in collision with the rules mr bush from the eighty's and said that is not in line with their rules since they do not allow for third parties which in this case would be gas probably mr bush he went on to say that an exemption could be granted but it's not been requested. corporate news now then we're going to start with the aircraft sector because boeing and russia's largest titanium producer they've agreed to expand their joint venture with autos will make plane parts in the euros region boeing pounds to spend around twenty seven billion dollars on russian titanium over the next decade. gazprom increased gas supplies to europe by fifteen point five percent in the first nine months of twenty the day in germany turkey and israel remain the biggest buyers all russian that your gas. production telecoms giant will tell a call what's his exports to return a giant payout teva saved when leaving the company the golden parachute just said. and millions of us pay to. coast out right. now been putting here looking for food to th

mr. obama should remember these words. >> read my lips. no new taxes. >> president bush the elder never recovered from that statement. we'll have analysis this evening about mr. obama's current status. [bleep] >> why is the national football league allowing thugs, destructive men run wild? this is becoming a serious problem and we have a follow-up report tonight. also ahead incredibly an american mother allows her 7-year-old son to go trick or treating dressed as a clan member. >> it's supposed to be white with white, black with black and men with women that's what it stands for. >> is it legal on the case. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi oil bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president obama getting in deeper and deeper. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. it is beyond a reasonable doubt that the president and his administration mislead americans about obamacare. talking points is tired of hearing the president's past statements that we'll be allowed to keep our health insurance plans, period. that's not true. and the president should

president and mrs. bush. there are nice introductions and there are kind introductions that lists your achievements transcribe and notarize to end said your mother a copy. to state -- despite your pitch reduction you included things that i now have to explain. [laughter] first there is mondale. [laughter] yes, it is true. people ask me as you can imagine how do you go from walter mondale to fox news? i was young once. the answer is simple. [laughter] then there is that psychiatry parched. it is true i once was a psychiatrist technically speaking i still embed in reality i am a psychiatrist in remission doing very well thank you. [laughter] i have not had a relapse in 25 years. and of course, as a political analyst i tell people it is not that different from what i do every day. the the only difference is the paranoid have access to nuclear weapons. that makes the stakes higher i am honored and delighted to be here to see the bushes did i am happy to be among you. but i am happy to be anywhere where one willia

mr. obama should remember these words. >> read my lips. no new taxes. >> president bush the elder never recovered from that statement. we'll have analysis this evening about mr. obama's current status. [bleep] >> why is the national football league allowing thugs, destructive men run wild? this is becoming a serious problem and we have a follow-up report tonight. also ahead incredibly an american mother allows her 7-year-old son to go trick or treating dressed as a clan member. >> it's supposed to be white with white, black with black and men with women that's what it stands for. >> is it legal on the case. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi oil bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president obama getting in deeper and deeper. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. it is beyond a reasonable doubt that the president and his administration mislead americans about obamacare. talking points is tired of hearing the president's past statements that we'll be allowed to keep our health insurance plans, period. that's not true. and the president should

, it was mrs. bush's birthday, they had a special guest, dr. charles krauthammer.one of the sound bites. >> my very best friend. hmmm, before i give you the answer, i'll remind you what harry truman once said. if you want a friend in washington, get a dog. [ laughter ] the krauthammers have improved on that. we have two dogs in case one turns on us. [ laughter ] >> always thinking ahead. i love charles. he has his new book, "thanks that matter." >> beckel? >> we've been follow thing story about the miami dolphins, ritchie incognito, who was bounced off the team because he was bullying one of the other players. they caught him on a video, and here's good ole ritchie. >> [ bleep ] you! [ bleep ] [ bleep ]! >> yeah, okay, ritchie. >> i think it's ironic that his last name is incognito. >> can you imagine somebody marrying that dude? >> no. >> bob says that, you know it's bad. >> he calls for drug testing for football players. this guy is clearly on a roid rage right there. >> or he's just a big jerk. some people can be jerks without drugs. >> he's incognito and he's m

put it that way. >> it didn't help that mrs. bush sometimes openly contradicted the president.insight to the inner workings of their, at the time -- 44 year marriage -- >> you felt that some of his answers perhaps during the campaign were not as strong about the homeless as they should have been and you it was something the truth? >> yeah, i saw that, too. i thought it was outrageous. >> that's not true or untrue. >> what's that mean? >> it is of a great concern and you wanted him to know it, is that it? >> well, i think he knew it. >> no, she criticized some answer i gave, i wouldn't say chastised me for it, it wasn't exactly, but -- >> you must have told. i didn't tell. >> i william douglas clinton -- >> when bill clinton arrived in washington, the central question was about his character. an issue in the 1996 presidential campaign. >> how important is it for the president to be a role model? >> i think it's important for the president to be a role model as a leader for the country, but i don't think that means we should turn our politics into one long dark night of personal

>> i love the idea that a president can take thishing saying i'm going to be responsible, mr. bush was not responsible, he was an imperial president. and we havethe most imperial president of all time, cloaked in a folksy manner. >> and we've never had an imperial ceo, ben, who doesn't listen to what's going on in the organization. >> the president is a lot more important than any ceo. >> for now, ben, i'll take a leap and put you down as a maybe on the president. [ laughter ] >> when we cme back, having trouble? sound like a tax hike? then call it a user fee. that's what some laakers are doing to try and get more green, and that has some of the forbes gang teed up. >>> up next, the food police are >>> up next, the food police are co when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we cod be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everythg we do. we' added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, whe experts watch over all dr

mr. bush talked about his experiences both as president and former governor. governor christie re-election strategy echoed similar things. christie warned against looking too far down the road. >> we have 36 races. we have 20 incumbent governors up in 2014. and i think any one of us in our individual capacity or many of us as leaders of this organization on the executive committee start thinking about 2016 at our own pareril but wor at the peril of our colleagues. >>> the possible deal to keep american forces on the ground in afghanistan, this morning it may be in jeopardy before afghan president karzai said yesterday that the security pact should not be signed until after next year's presidential election. that would delay the agreement until next april. white house officials are insisting the deal be hammered out by the end of this year. if the security agreement is not signed, administration officials say they will pull out all of the american forces stationed in afghanistan by the end of 2014. >>> for the very first time, the u.s. marine corps has graduate

awareness here in the united states and around the world. [ applause ] >> well, thank you to you both, mrs. bush, secretary clinton. thank you for all you've done. thank you for all you will surely continue to do. thank you for being an extraordinary bipartisan face on an issue that has no partisanship. >> we're live on capitol hill for the hearing on development of virtual currencies. what current and potential uses will be. we'll hear how national security issues could be affected by those currencies. at this hearing held by the senate banking committee. we see the chairman of the committee, senator jeff merkel from oregon seated there. i want to read the story about another hearing yesterday said virtual currency bitcoin took a big step towards mainstream as federal authorities signaled their willingness to accept it as a legitimate payment alternative. that senate hearing monday afternoon was the clearest indication yet of the government's desire to grapple with consequences of virtual corners and recognition that bitcoin and other similar networks could become lasting and significant parts

>> i love the idea that a president can take this thing saying i'm going to be responsible, mr. bush was not responsible, he was an imperial president. and we have the most imperial president of all time, cloaked in a folksy manner. >> and we've never had an imperial ceo, ben, who doesn't listen to what's going on in the organization. >> the president is a lot more important than any ceo. >> for now, ben, i'll take a leap and put you down as a maybe on the president. [ laughter ] >> when we come back, having trouble? sound like a tax hike? then call it a user fee. that's what some lawmakers are doing to try and get more green, and that has some of the forbes gang teed up. >>> up next, the food police are coming after your cookies. hide the kids. maxwell is not. he's on geico.com setting up an appointment with an adjuster. ted is now on hold with his insurance company. maxwell is not and just confirmed a 5:30 time for tuesday. ted, is still waiting. yes! maxwell is out and about... with ted's now ex-girlfriend. wheeeee! whoo! later ted! online claims appointments. just a click away on

governor chris christie invited mr. bush to appear.were closed to the public, but he spoke to leaders during lunch. >>> and someone w45hose lunch w not closed is joe biden. the vice president was celebr e celebrating the opening of a sandwich short but he was short on cash and had to borrow from a staffer. >>> and later today, ted cruz will meet donald trump in new york. no word if anyone will be able to get a word in edge wise. and that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. time for the first look of politics. join me is kevin cirilli. so let's talk with the nuclear option. what pushed harry reid to this point and what calculations went into this decision? >> i think it was a clear calculation that he wants to get nominees through. three judicial nominees on the t.c. circuit court will now have a much easier time of getting through. but this could backfire on him. and we saw senate minority leader mitch mcconnell warning about this and saying be careful what you wish for because once this is reversed, if republicans ever take co

mrs. bush, would you like your son jeb to run? don't. i think it's a great country. there are a lot of great families. it's not just four families or whatever. there are other people

in a rare public appearance, mr. bush and former first lady, laura bush, talked to jay leno, about how he felt when doctors recently discovered he had a blocked artery. >> when the president had a heart scare, how scary was that? >> it was scary. very scary. >> i wasn't that scared.>> was it -- you had obama care? >> yes. >> talking about president obama being the target of late-night jokes. president bush joked, better him than me. the highlight was when the former president talked about his new hobby, which is painting. he even gave the host a painting of leno's likeness. >> that's pretty good. >> he is quite the painter. >> he really is. that's really good. >>> time, now, for a check of the weather across the nation. more rain and mountain snow is in store for the west coast, into the northwest and northern rockies. with up to 16 inches in the higher elevations. a band of showers stretches across the midwest and into the great lakes. but most of the east will be sunny and dry, with the exception of south florida. >> te

mrs. bush has been the real inspiration and driving force behind the council from the very beginning. and the council represents a commitment, a public/private partnership to try to support the women of afghanistan in the transition that they are undergoing. we can point to a lot of progress, some of it mentioned by president dejoia and in the excellent video that just was shown, but we're well aware this is a serious turning point for all the seem of afghanistan, but in particular for the hard-fought gains that women and girls have been able to enjoy. and what we can do as americans to try to support these courageous women and men who want to build the afghanistan that they imagine. now, when miranda veer finished her tenure as our first-ever ambassador for global women's issues, she and i talked about what she might do next. the word "rest" never entered her vocabulary. [laughter] we talked more about what we could do to continue promoting the role of women in peace and security, a cause that

>> i love the idea that a president can take thi thing ying i'm going to be responsible, mr. bush was not responsible, he was an imperial present. and we have the most imperial presidenof all time, cloaked in a folksy manner. >> and we've never had an imperial ceo, ben, who doesn't listen to what's going on in the organization. >> the president is a lot more important than any ceo. >> for now, ben, i'll take a leap and put you down as a maybe on the president. [ laughter ] >> when we come back, having trouble? sound like a tax hike? then call it a use fee. that's what some lawmakers are doing to try and get more green, andhat has some of the forbes gang teed up. >>> up next, the food police are co [ female announcer ] who are we? we are the thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nighters. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've madeur passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can say, "i did it!" ♪ we are entrepreneurs who starteit all... with a signature. legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses, turnindreamers into business owners. and we're

mrs. bush has been the real inspiration and driving force behind the council from the very beginning. and the council represents a commitment, a public-private partnership to try to support the women of afghanistan in the transition that they are undergoing. we can point to a lot of progress. some of it mentioned in the sle excellent video that was just shown. but we're well aware this is a serious turning point for all the people of afghanistan, but in particular for the hard-fought gains that women and girls have been able to enjoy. and what we can do as measucan to support these women and men. when she finished her remarkable tenure at the state department as ambassador for global women's issues, she and i talked about what she might do next. the word rest never entered her vocabulary. we talked more about what we could do to continue promoting the role of women in peace and security, a cause that we both care about deeply. and that's why here at george up to we have seen the establishment u

mr. bush's blocked artery? >> when the president had that heart scare, how scary was that? i wasn't that scared. >> you had obama care some? >> bake sales, better beware. there is a food fight brewing in minnesota.some? >> bake sales, better beware. there is a food fight brewing in minnesota.ome? >> bake sales, better beware. there is a food fight brewing in minnesota.me? >> bake sales, better beware. there is a food fight brewing in minnesota.e? >> bake sales, better beware. there is a food fight brewing in minnesota.? >> bake sales, better beware. there is a food fight brewing in minnesota. without a license, state law proceed hints cooks from selling more than $5,000 worth of products a year. local chefs and even moms and dads say that impacts bake sales and other food drives. >>> we also want for say congratulations to former congressman patrick kennedy and his wife, amy. the couple announced the birth of their new healthy baby girl, 4 pounds 11 ounces. mom, dad and baby are all doing just fine. and that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> joining me now fro

lay injured on the fifth day of the treaty shutdown called by bubba nation's main opposition party mrs bush is in the bottom of this nasty it's hard to be in the past week the police in many states as a sixty hour strike began on monday. opposition activists to its two buses in as it was the seventh of the dhaka. mr aitken said in a new week is in demand in summation of the caretaker government to oversee the elections due by january the kkk system introduced in the nineteen nineties was declared unconstitutional by the supreme court in may two thousand eleven. it was scrapped but the bottom and a month later. the parliament overwhelmingly decided to buy nothing sounds of the bullets have decided that begins the caretaker government and to have a mix things up so close is that says that following him on the parliamentary democracies and on the way up. declan city casino and in nineteen sixty two joined the polish national government getting close. speaking of humanity on sunday. cincy now appears to the bnp to call off its tried and tested body to come for that. a lot. and when she doesn't

and i remember so well, mrs. bush, when the military engagement was called by your husband after 9/11 in afghanistan. and you took the president's radio address and told the world that the role of the afghan women would be important for building the future of their country and so you've heard a lot this morning. we're at a crossroads. the women have made enormous progress. they are very worried that the progress may be reversed. they are importing events i had. the elections in april for president, as well as a negotiated settlement, reconciliation process. we still don't know where that will go. but to say that the women are concerned is an understatement. they fear that they may be a bargaining chip in that negotiated process with the taliban. so what do we say, particularly in the backdrop of a united states that his war weary, where we are focused on our many challenges at home? what can we do to ensure that this progress is not reversed, and as secretary kerry said, that this strategic necessity that the women re

blare to mr. bush and finally about 130 records of one to one mings between either mr. blare or mr. brown and president bush. >> ok. and is it likely that the u.s. is actually blocking these documents? i know that the u.k. government has said no, the u.s. doesn't have a veto on what is published in this inquiry, but is the likelihood they are trying to block these documents from being published? >> these are british documents and ultimately the decision rests with the british government. the issue here is the risk of damaging the special relationship between the u.s. and u.k. the u.s. government likes to keep its secrets secret. one of the norms of international relations is that private communications between leaders stay private. it wouldn't be a surprise if the u.s. you was sensitive about these documents being released. i haven't seen any specific evidence of direct communications between the u.s. and u.k. on this issue. >> this has been going on four years now, how significant is the impact? >> it's hugely significant. the eninquirey represents our best chance to learn the lesso

mr. bush former president, gave to a reporter a few weeks ago and he says, this about you, and i quote. todd is uniquely thoughtful, dedicated and precise. he's a manic problem-solver. blind to partisanship. if there is anyone who can fix the problems with the exchanges, it's todd. mr. bush also said that you are working so hard to improve the website that you, and i quote, spent the first week of october sleeping on the floor of his office as he tried to help get healthcare.gov off the mat. is that right? >> yes, sir. >> well your reputation certainly proceeds you. unfortunately however, last week, chairman issa appeared on fox news and accused you and other political appointees engaging in a quote, pattern of interference and false statements related to this site, end of quote. that's a serious attack against your integrity. don't want to get into anyone's intent or motives here but i do want to give you an opportunity to respond directly. this is not unusual for me. because i realize, that

this bird that mrs. bush chose for the ornament for the year. enter.org and have a great ornament but one painted by president bush. >> look at that. >> yesterday was thanksgiving a lot of people had a chance to be with family and friends. i want to know you a list of stores here that had the kourcoe to let their employees off for thanksgiving unlike walmarts and mcdonald's. home depot, nordstrom, costco t.j. maxx. congratulations. >> you can order online, though. >> people wanted to work. >> why are you interrupting my one more thing? >> a lot of people like working. >> you can't debate on one more thing. it breaks all the five rules. >> brian. >> it's hard to be a champion and doubly hard to be a champion and have a good time but the miami heat have a great time while they were winning. they photo bomb each other in interviews. there's lebron jumping in front of dewayne wade. having a great time in postgame interviews there. there you see ray allen and then lebron being interviewed and this happened also this week, you're about to see dewayne w

center.org, you can order this one which is president bush painted a cardinal, this bird here, that mrs. bushent for the year. you can go on bush center.org and have not just a great ornament but one painted by president bush. >> i'm getting that. >> isn't that great? >> that is fantastic. >> beautiful. >> roberto? >> yes. i want -- since yesterday was thanksgiving and a lot of people had a chance to be with family and friends, i want to show you a list of stores that had the courage and decency to let their employees off for thanksgiving, unlike walmart and mcdonald's. >> people got to eat. >> the home depot, nordstrom, lillard's, b.j.'s, tj maxx, costco. >> you can order online though. >> people wanted to work -- >> why were you interrupted my "one more thing"? >> a lot of people like -- >> you can't debate on "one more thing." >> brian? >> i got to tell you, it's hard to be a champion and it's doubly hard to be a champion and have a good time but the miami heat have a great time while they're winning. they always photo bomb each other. so i want to share with you. there is lebron jumping i

in fact, mr. bush was on the jay leno program last night. >> now, i know you you have avoided talking policy for the last six or seven years. explain why. >> i don't think it's good for the country to have a former president criticize his successor. applause. [ applause ] >> now, president obama is kind of getting all the late no. >> better him than me. >> well, there you are. [ laughter ] >> are you glad you aren't president now? >> yes, i am. 8 yelenty. >> and i think that's what barack obama must be saying as well. but talking points pointed out yesterday all the chaos is hurting we the people. it's hurting us. the economy stalled partially because of obamacare. and overseas villains like iran taking advantage of america's weakened status. when a president becomes unpopular, the unintended consequences of that effect everybody. now, the factor will continue to investigate the jobs story and if the numbers were cooked, criminal charges, criminal charges must be filed even by an attorney general as po

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. >> mr. bush is an artist and a painter these days.latest work a portrait of jay leno which he presented last night. he's done dogs and landscapes and himself in the shower. not expected, certainly. every ex-president is different. back with the panel to talk about this. what do you make of george w. bush as an ex-president? >> did he have a failed presidency? and there was nowhere to go afterwards but up. but that there's a reason. if you wanted to live next door to somebody who was the president of the united states, this is the guy you'd want to live next door to. i mean, he's a terrific guy to be around. he just happened -- he said not a consequential president? he's a hugely consequential president because the horrible things that happened in his presidency, from the war in iraq where we should never have been and we went to war in the wrong country as a response to 9/11, to what happened in terms of our economy. i mean, we went into a depression by the time -- >> david do you think he was a failed president? >> well, most people

i did not hear that from mr. bush. >> you still don't. if you back up to that notion of something happens in a presidency and never the same after, and then to hear bush officials say and that was katrina, i just want to raise my hand and be like, first of all, 9/11 happened on your watch. and do you feel like that was not your moment? when everything was different. you lied to the american public and took us into a war in iraq about weapons of mass destruction which do not exist. do you not feel like everything was different after that? so this is back to that moment and the decision points autobiography where president bush says the worst thing that happened in his presidency is declared a racist by kanye west. both suggesting he has the emotional range of taylor swift and also that rather than sort of recognizing the issue that the worst thing that happened was 9/11. >> i like taylor swift. >> was katrina and falsely leading the american people in. the still thing they still care about was approval ratings and talking about their own po

mr. bush telling jay leno he is glad not to be president anymore.t years is plenty and said he and laura love living in texas. as the former first lady joined them and they talked about how they felt when doctors recently discovered he had a blocked artery. >> when the president had that heart scare, how scary was that? >> it was scary, very scary. but -- >> i wasn't that scared. [ laughter ] >> was it you had obama care? [ laughter ] >> leno pointed out the president obama was the target of late-night jokes. president bush joked, "better him than me." >> he was also asked why he doesn't wade into public policy and politics in general and he said he doesn't think it is a good thing for the country to have a former president criticize his successor. >> i totally respect that. he's been great. he hasn't weighed in on obama care. hasn't done any of that. staying on the sidelines. >> hasn't weighed in on anything really that has had to do with president obama throughout the entire presidency which is nice to see. because any time he has an opportunity t

memorable evening i think for all of us and thank you president bush for being here and happy birthday mrs. bush and thank you again charles krauthammer. [applause] >> thank you very much. >> up next on booktv "after words" with guest host debbie hines former prosecutor and creator of illegals. >> blog. this week abbe smith and angela hines contributing authors to "how can you represent those people?" the director and supervisor of georgetown law school's criminal defense and prisoner advocacy clinic discussed defense attorneys answers to the professional question they are asked most often, how they are able to do and those crimes. the program is about an hour. >> host: i am so glad to be able to interview you and your book, "how can you represent those people?". as i was telling you before, for me it was a very interesting and thought provoking book and i don't say that lightly because if it weren't i wouldn't say otherwise but it was definitely brought out a lot of emotions from me, anger, sadness, laughter and humor. it takes basically ran the whole gamut so white you start happy by telling u

mr. bush's troubles have left republicans looking for distance. >> reporter: and republicans had reason to be nervous. in the next two election cycles in 2006 and 2008, democrats swept to power, first taking the house and then the whole shebang. and eight years later, it is now obama who heads to virginia with his lowest approval ratings yesterday, campaigning for terry mcauliffe, the race that the republicans were supposed to win. it's an off year election, it's in a state that has for four decades voted against the party occupying the white house in gubernatorial elections. it's a state where terry mcauliffe was crushed in the democratic primary just four years ago. this year, barring a major upset, mcauliffe is going to win. and the difference here is the tea party, which is now faring far worse than president obama. in that same poll that has obama's numbers falling, the tea party's favorable rating has crashed to 14%. the reason a top democrat is winning in a premiere swing state in the country is this guy -- >> i was the first attorney general in the country to sue to stop the implem

mr. bushts of groups since he was president, including lots of different types of religious assemblages. what makes this group different is that the messianic jewish bible institute is a jews for jesus group. they're trying to make jewish people accept jesus as the messiah, because they think if they convert enough jews to that belief, that will bring about the second coming and the end of the world. >> the bible predicted the day would come, declared the day would come, when the blindness would come off of the eyes of the people that it all began with. >> as the blindness comes off of the eyes of the jewish people in the days we're living in, our job will get bigger and bigger and bigger until all israel shall be saved. help us to raise up an army, an end time army, that will bring about god's promised redemption of israel. the greatest blessing you can give a jewish person is the gospel and then disciple them into an abundant life in the lord. every contribution matters. if it's a dollar, $1