president and mrs. bush are not here tonight but gregg said he would still be hated. yes. i wore pants. i wasn't going to. we are honored to be here together and we are going to talk about the new book, talk of a bit about how we met and about the size and then ge didn't gete to take pictures with you afterwa

at one point mr. bushhe boards of six companies, twice as many as leading experts recommend given the time and fiduciary abilities. records show mr. bush participated in the last-ditch efforts to prop up lehman brothers, where he served as a paid adviser, he also was on the board of innovida, the company that went bankrupt in 2011. its founder eventually went to jail and investors lost nearly all their money. but perhaps most egregious, at least in the eyes of the republican base, jeb bush serves as a paid director to health care, a giant hospital which supported president obama's affordable care act, aggressively encouraged americans to sign up for insurance and trumpeted the legislation, we're going to talk about jeb bush next.  >>> we're back, i'm here with michael barbaro, political reporter of "the new york times," and senior columnist. this is a great piece, i knew jeb bush had gotten out of public life and had been hustling. but i didn't quite realize the extent. i guess the first question is, eve

the president and mrs. bush are not here tonight battle fleet he will still be there. >> i wore pants per car was not going to. >> host: we are honored to be here together to talk about the new book "not cool" how we met then we will get a chance to take pictures. >> somebody has friends. [laughter] barge and a special? >> somebody is jealous. [laughter] i get you are happy to see data. >> the main star attraction could not be here tonight. jennifer is home in new york city. do you love jasper? [laughter] >> you do realize jasper is not a real dog? the only way he can get on tv. >> what ever happened to caspar? >> she kept talking about the dog jaspers a lie that i would get my own dog caspar i would say kasper is better in debt was driving you crazy but there was an unfortunate accident but he tasted delicious. [laughter] let me kick things off with the most important topic of the night. me. [laughter] did you know, i was the george w. bush press secretary. did you know, that? >> you never brought that up simic

mr. bush spoke about equal opportunity as a unifying national purpose but warned 50 years after the signing of the civil rights act the fight for equal education for all is not over. >> i fear we will have low expectations is returned for the second with america's children that is something we cannot allow. the average reading score for a student is 13 about the same as african american at age 17. >> mr. bush signed the no child left behind law in 2002 which expanded the government's role in education. >> late night debuted my first year of college. i learned more watch that long than college. >> i don't envy who takes over that chair. >> jimmy fallon welcoming him to the world of late night hosts. i would like to welcome great steven to network late night and congratulate him on his new name jimmy co bare. congratulations i guess. >> see him come out and see how he will do. >> it is finally the weekend. warmer temperatures. >> hi maria. mother nature will do us all right with the temperatures

>> so mrs. bush and her daughter dora are continuing this legacy that mrs. barbara bush started early on about literacy. here's the great things. scholastic, if you go to help them read.org and vote for her favorite children's book, they will donate a book. you don't have to donate money. just vote for your favorite book. the giving tree is the most popular. >> i love that book. >> not cool is a good option. >> children's books are terrible. they're so stupid. >> there's a really, really good child's book. spied err and the fly. >> you know which one i like? i like naked lunch. it's a good children's book. >> we won't ask bob about his favorite book selection. >> tonight i'm going to sit in for sean hannity. rand paul be the first 2016 front-runner who will weigh in on the bundy ranch controversy. you might be surprised on what he'll talk about there. it's not a left/right issue. it's a libertarian issue in my opinion. also, al sharpton, kimberly gill foil and a great book a guy wrote about the assassination attempts of all seated u.s. presidents guess which

mr. bush has interesting things to say about the relationship. >> vladimir putin, yeah, i met with him a lot during the presidency. i got to know him well. we had a good relationship throughout. it got more tense as time went on. vladimir is a person who, in many ways, views the u.s. as an enemy, and although he wouldn't say that, i felt that he viewed the world as either u.s. benefits and russia loses or vice versa. >> he also had an interesting story about his dog barney and comrade vlad. >> our dear dog barney who has a special spot in my heart. i introduced him to putin. you really call that a dog. a year later, we visited him and he said, would you like to meet my dog? out bounds a huge dog. he said, bigger, stronger, and faster than barney. >> you kind of thought, is this symbolic of what he thinks? >> i took it in, didn't react. wow, anybody who thinks my dog is bigger than your dog is an interesting character. >> i like that story. it kind of gives you insight into the personalities, a

mr bush painted pictures of world leaders he met during his time in the oval office. there's one of his dad former president h.w. bush. >> there's a raping of variety in terms of style and the amount of time worked on them. it's not a broad brush strokes all the lips are a little overworked. some of them, there's a few that have an element of personality that are interesting. >> the former president says he had not picked up a paint brush until he left office. >> i'm morgan radford, thanks for watching, stay tuned to al jazeera. >>> immigration, just the word gets people worked up, but for people who make their life and

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president and mrs. bush are not here tonight but gregg said he would still be hated. yes. i wore pants. i wasn't going to. we are honored to be here together and we are going to talk about the new book, talk of a bit about how we met and about the size and then ge didn't gete to take pictures with you afterwards. it's great to see some friends here. >> somebody has friends. [laughter] i am so special. >> somebody's jealous. >> i get it you are all happy to see her. >> we are sorry that the main star of attraction couldn't be here tonight. jasper is home in new york city. do you love jasper or what? [applause] you're not clapping. >> you do realize that he is not a real dog. it is morris in a suit. the only way that he could get on tv. >> whatever happened to that dog parks he was my imitation jasper because she kept talking about the dog so i thought thought iy own and every time she talked about jasper i would say casper is better that it was driving you crazy. >> would have been to casper? >> and unfortunate accident however he tasted delicious. [laughter] >> you are an

mr. bush's message of -- >> in the middle east there is no bigger insult.hen saddam's statue was toppled, this is how iraqis showed their contempt. using shoes to disrespect america's president has thrilled the world. >> he'll end up serving only nine months because of good behavior. good for him. >> i don't know, david. if president obama was somewhere and people threw a shoe, i think people would be more outraged. i think it was the time, the approval of that president. >> when the shoe is on the other foot, the tone is a little different there. it was a reaction in terms of attitude and approval or not, lack there of. the other, dangerous. >> i will say the woman who threw the shoe at hillary was a terrible shot, it was wide. the guy who threw at bush, it was right at him. >> dana perino earned a black eye from all that, someone elbowed her in the eye. she had a black eye. >> to answer the question, what difference does it make about the shoe at this point? the difference is when it happened to the republican, it was a big joke. when it happens to the de

after he left office, mr. bushressive and expansive approach to making money, and that at one point mr. bush sat on the boarded of six companies, twice as many as leading corporate governans experts recommend, given the time and fiduciary responsibilities of such a position. then there's the kind of businesses he worked for. records of interviews showed he participatessed in the fevered lash ditch efforts to prop up lehman brothers, and the board of the manufacturer of inexpensive building materials whose lidars faked documents, lied before about the health of the business and misappropriated $40 million in company funds. the company went bankrupt in 2011. its founder eventually went to jail and investors lost nearly all their money. perhaps most efree gassily he is -- egrease youly he is a paid ----agreous -- he aggressively encouraged citizens to sign up -- the author of that "new york times" piece is here with me. along with tara and tim carney, and we'll talk about jeb bush next. bayer aspirin regimen to help r

witness for mr. bush there. interesting conversation i'm sure all night long. how about daniel. come get some. ryan on the reverse. lost everybody. about way out. 13 point husky lead. wildcat claw their way back. randall nba star wait to go happen. kentucky within 4 at the half. play of the games james young the tomahawk. the with authority. start of a run to bring the cats within 1. that is young and restless and all have it on your head. named outstanding player. alex at the other end as they match each other play formy. head over heel but the 43 throw huge difference in this game. 10 from the lien. kentucky messed 11 free throw. harrison with the 3 off the mark. huskies fears 7 seed to win the title. 60-54. uconn fourth championship in 15 years. >> the way we started the game probably cost us the game and somebody said well why do you think you started that way? duh. we are all fresh map. >> i knew we were going to wichbility i'm being real humble and fought cocky when you believe something so much if you understand that what may happen. >> when we come back. duh. the a's rui

i did not put that on the back. >> mrs. bushould like you to pose for a portrait. will you do that? >> absolutely not. as good as he is, it might look like me. >> well thank you for getting up early and commenting on this portrait. we know you're supporting. i'll take the news back to dad you like it. >> you mean this is it? i got up at 4:30 for this? >> what else do you have to tell us? we can chat all day. >> only for you. only for you. >> mrs. bush what a pleasure to see you. thank you very much. >> you know i haven't seen you, matt before -- after 7:00 in the morning. twice i've gotten up for jenna. >> that's right. the last time we saw each other was at your son's library. it's a pleasure to see you again. >> before 7:00. >> thank you so much again. nice to see you. >> nice to see you, too. >> love you. >> love you too, jen. >> and that pup right next to you. >> there she is. >> celebrating 25 years since mrs. bush's husband's election all weekend long. people can share their thoughts with #bush25. >> extraordinary to see.

witness for mr. bush there. interesting conversation i'm sure all night long. how about daniel. come get some. ryan on the reverse. lost everybody. about way out. 13 point husky lead. wildcat claw their way back. randall nba star wait to go happen. kentucky within 4 at the half. play of the games james young the tomahawk. the with authority. start of a run to bring the cats within 1. that is young and restless and all have it on your head. named outstanding player. alex at the other end as they match each other play formy. head over heel but the 43 throw huge difference in this game. 10 from the lien. kentucky messed 11 free throw. harrison with the 3 off the mark. huskies fears 7 seed to win the title. 60-54. uconn fourth championship in 15 years. >> the way we started the game probably cost us the game and somebody said well why do you think you started that way? duh. we are all fresh map. >> i knew we were going to wichbility i'm being real humble and fought cocky when you believe something so much if you understand that what may happen. >> when we come back. duh. the a's rui

mr. bush saying, they're sure to get you noticed.>>> university has crowned its bulldog beauty. what do you think of her? lucy beat 49 drooling competitors for her spot on the throne. >> you can see why. >> the beautiful bulldog embodies the university's mascot, which is a bulldog. since 1979, this pageant marked the beginning of the drake relays for track and field. lucy will be honored at drake stadium. >> go, lu lucy. >>> nbc aired the opening of the new york world's fair hosted by henry fonda. >> welcome to the live grand opening of the new york world's fair of 1964-'65, the biggest, greatest, costliest, a billion dollars, most spectacular, fantastic, unbelievable indoor/outdoor, land, water, ice, air, musical, dramatic show on earth. >> marshawn lynch, 21. actress charlotte ray turns 88. i i'm richard lui with bill karins. >>> well, good morning to you, happy tuesday to you, i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm peggy bunker. the sky is also above san francisco and you can see a lot of people up and at em. it did rain pretty hard there in sa

witness for mr. bush there. interesting conversation i'm sure all night long. how about daniel.e get some. ryan on the reverse. lost everybody. about way out. 13 point husky lead. wildcat claw their way back. randall nba star wait to go happen. kentucky within 4 at the half. play of the games james young the tomahawk. the with authority. start of a run to bring the cats within 1. that is young and restless and all have it on your head. named outstanding player. alex at the other end as they match each other play formy. head over heel but the 43 throw huge difference in this game. 10 from the lien. kentucky messed 11 free throw. harrison with the 3 off the mark. huskies fears 7 seed to win the title. 60-54. uconn fourth championship in 15 years. >> the way we started the game probably cost us the game and somebody said well why do you think you started that way? duh. we are all fresh map. >> i knew we were going to wichbility i'm being real humble and fought cocky when you believe something so much if you understand that what may happen. >> when we come back. duh. the a's ruin mi

the further historians get from the 41st presidency, the better off mr. bush has been faring. historian douglas brinkley joins us now from austin. doug, why the upgrade for president bush? >> well, ronald reagan got a lot of credit for winning the cold war without firing a single shot as margaret thatcher put it, but historians are saying, look, all this happened under george herbert walker bush's watch. in 1989, the wall came down with bush. in 1991, you had the breakup of the soviet union. and president bush had to deal with tricky issues like german reunification. his won his war, the gulf war. >> reporter: when we look at current issues like what is happening in ukraine and you see the relationship between president obama and vladimir putin, does that put president bush in a different kind of light? >> i think the emergence of putin as a bully on the world stage is... has reminded people there was a time when the united states really out-foxed the soviet union. it's seen now in american history that the bush presidency, in the foreign policy realm, at least, as being kind o

mr. bush also painted a portrait of his father and one of himself.ays he had never picked up a brush until two years ago. steve hartman will paint us a portrait of a man who makes fear disappear "on the road," is next. next. hey kevin...still eating chalk for hearburn? yea. try alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heart burn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. alka-seltzer fruit chews. enjoy the relief! if you have painful, swollen joints, i've been in your shoes. one day i'm on top of the world... [ crowd cheers ] the next i'm saying... i have this thing called psoriatic arthritis. i had some intense pain. it progressively got worse. my rheumatologist told me about enbrel. i'm surprised how quickly my symptoms have been managed. [ male announcer ] enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doctor should tes

charlie have the floor again now mr bush that's another interesting question. and actually mate and extension of crimea so does this mean that there is a need guarantee of territorial sovereignty in the world russia didn't acquire ukraine by force russia created the conditions. of. forces. forces which we created can do. it was the free expression of people living in crimea but the decision about joining russia but was made by residents of crimea itself russia responded to that. and accepted crimea into our family this is only natural it couldn't have happened differently but as for the. forces in international affairs it has always existed it is existing and it will be there. it's not the point the point is understanding that. force is significant international affairs countries on the international arena based on the common sense. develop such rules of behavior that would be stable. and would give. parties to agree to look for compromise to balance between the interests of all of these different cultures and peoples without the use of that force and it's not

mr. clinton and bush. wink from mr. bush. all uconn early. exploding base lean. of ken taking. were did he go on the first. from 28 feet. huskies by 13. wildcats claw their way back and julius randall is lottery pick for sure. kentucky 4 at the fast. 1.gym on every down the middle. put an end to. that named the final 4 most outstanding playe player. alex with the punch on the other end. hochlt head over heel twhol hit 2, free throw. none of 10 from the difference and drew and the market and huskies won the block out. first 7 seed to inchampionship. 60-54 the final. >> the way we started the game probably cost us the game. why dovrping you start that had wa way? >> they are all fresh men. i knew we were going to win i'm being real humble and not trying to be cocky when you believe something so much tu if you understand whether may happen. >>reporter: if duh. the a hit the road forever then game pre-city road trip and spoiling the twin home opener in minneapolis. 1st inning 2 on for scott and he's bringing the heat who weren't 6 innings allowed 3 earned runs. peopl

nonparty republicans prefer jeb bush, tea party republicans are basically the base of rand paul. >> the thing about mrs. clinton and bush is he can't run against her, or whoever, unless he wins the republican nomination. i would say these numbers suggest he is maybe the front-runner in the magazines but in the heartland he may not be. >> what's interesting about hillary clinton, i was comparing them to barack obama's, she's basically a ahead of him among whites, ahead of him among hispanics and only slightly behind him among african-americans. if she's got that coalition going in, seems like that's a better place to be now than in ' 6, right? >> that would be good. >> now to developing news on the dangerous weather that's been hitting a large part of the country, including down in florida. governor rick scott just declared a state of emergency in 26 counties dues to severe flooding across the panhandle. the state has also just closed ten miles of i-10 near pensacola because of standing water and at least two people have died in the flooding and hundreds of drivers are stranded. the scary situation also

only moments away in the future seems full of promise but as their mothers work in the kitchen, mrs. bush reveals the name of her father, and women realize that years earlier they were raped by the same white man. having exchanged stories, the mothers must call off the wedding because they are actually brother and sister. but most interestingly we see the generation that worked even when the husband and wife live, the only one of the foundational scripts to fix such a family. john analyze have a loving marriage, but when h

mr. bushdepressed with the morell daily briefings in cuba was the first to place al qaeda for the september 11th attacks in 2001. odd? he lost much of his into would've powers or perhaps he lost something else when confronted with another september 11th, 11 years later. take a look get your thoughts. some of the top responses to the poll question. do believe gm executives should be criminally liable? >> i thought the government was in charge? prosecute spend lecturer as long as it includes the uaw and federal bureaucrats to ram the company after the takeover. lou: over the obamacare announcements to michelis the president chose april fool's day to give us the numbers. lou: however prayer. e-mail us at lou@loudobbs.com, twitter. go to facebook and links to everything that the dogs.com free copies of my new boat "upheaval" to the authors of the comments that we reach night. think you for being with us tomorrow house intelligence committee member and an astrophysicist we hope to see you then. tha

seven addict and agree with mrs. bushte house and also said later that her son is the best qualified person to run. a good mother. double gave me a glimmer of hope over 2016 but then i saw polls asking americans about specific contenders. and i saw that if the republican nomination for president were up for election today jeb bush would win or tie with rand paul. and if it was held today for the democrats, hillary clinton would win her nomination and with the general election respectably she would beat jeb bush 53 / 41%. we seem to hate dynasties but we love the clintons and the bushes and the kennedys may be one day soon obama is. or maybe we will make me too much out of poll results. now with a few of your thoughts we have a special surprise for the authors of the comments you will receive one of the first copies of my new book the thriller border war my first thriller and by first fiction book an accomplished rider with 48 agents and florida law enforcement officer. and now for your thoughts about the three men abdul-j

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mr. bush turns 90 in june. when he turned 72 -- >>> i'm chris wallace. the indian ocean offer new hope in the hunt for that malaysian airplane. >>> and searching for a motive after a soldier opens fire at ft. hood again. [ siren ] >> we have an active shooter on scene. multiple gunshot victims. >> we believe that the immediate precipitating factor was more likely an escalating argument in the area -- >> the investigation has s focused on a dispute with other soldiers as well as the shooter's psychological history. we'll have a live report with the latest and discuss the security on military bases with

but i think mrs. bush has it right. lot of americans are saying, enough with bushes in the white house, enough with political dynasties and families that continue it. he's a good man. he's dipping his toe in the waters clearly. but i think americans are ready for a fresh start, a new face. >> alan, are you shocked? gallagher comes back from five or six weeks off and he's shocking me now. are you shocked? >> i'm not shocked. he said he'd vote for any republican. not that the republicans don't listen to me, although well they should, but jeb bush would be their best nominee, i think. he's not a nut job. the fact that he comes from a dynastic family is a downside, as barbara bush says. but he's much more open-minded in so many of the other republicans who could be running. for the party to be inclusive as it needs to be to attract those from other countries -- >> thank you for making it easy for me. an alan colmes endorsement is the biggest red flag of them all. >> this might be one topic that a presidential candidate will

laughter] >> host: for me to be here at the bush center meant all lot to me and the president and mrs. bushhanged my life to give me the opportunity for our love this library. was glad to be on the show today the only way to get better if jasper was laying down and he played a set. [laughter] >> good to see you are not assessed. i want 2.0 greg gutfeld wife is here and she puts up with him more than i do. [applause] she will join him for the book tour continuing tomorrow but this is a wonderful spot. give him the last round of applause. [applause] >> i said this therefore remind that. thank you again. it is ok with everyone, i would like to start by telling the story that opens this book. it is short. i don't like when people get up and just read their book. i would like to start with it because i hope that it will remind us what we are talking about here. it is important to say this is a true story, it is the story told to me when i was in chicago two summers ago, a young girl at the time, she was 11 and it was in the middle of a massive heat wave. it was at least 100 degrees, people had d

at the white house is really how joyful everybody was and how happy and proud the president and mrs. bushere to host the head of the catholic church. >> pope benedict seemed to relish his time in washington. >> he loved america very much. i think he still does. >> he made stops at the basilica, the shrine, and the catholic university of america where i met him. in 2009 president obama brought his family to the vatican to meet pope benedict. >> sasha was still pretty young at the time. they see the sistine chapel and they're going through these various chambers. each time she'd see somebody dressed up in the cloth, she'd say, is that the pope, is that the pope. how about that guy over there? we said no, no, you'll know when it is finally the pope. >> pope benedict's resignation paved the way for a new pope in 2013. pope francis took the world by storm. everywhere had he went he was mobbed by adoring crowds. president obama hoped for a kindred spirit in pope francis with his emphasis on the poor and the marginalized. josh dubois was part of his faith based and partnerships. you think there

clinton and mr. bush checking it out. kentucky at one point found themselves 15 down. but they would make a move. this guy had a lot to do with it. james young. watch him just left hand crash his way to the hoop amongst the tree trunks there. 20 points for the youngster. will not take no for an answer. kentucky down one here. about 4:00 left. shabazz napier who winds up as the final four mvp, from way downtown. that pretty much sealed it. uconn on the way to victory. the women of uconn, they're undefeated, they will face unbeaten notre dame tomorrow. >>> one of the most exhilarating eras in warrior championship school, run tmc as in tim, rich, and chris. this is richmond. the 6 time all-star, averaged 21 points a game. will forever have an hof before his name which suits him just fine. >> it doesn't get any better than that. >> no, it doesn't get any better. you can judge me, you can judge my game. i'm a hall of famer, i don't care. >> he is a hall of famer. >>> a long trip coming up for the a's. we'll show female announcer: get on board for better sleep. it's sleep tr

mr bush kept 30,000 troops in afghanistan. by 2010 president obama increased the number to 98,000. two years ago he scaled back, and 38,000 american soldiers remain in that country. more than 2300 u.s. servicemen and women died in the afghan war. >> joining us to discuss the election is juan combe, our international affairs contributor and a professor. does it seem to you, this election, as successful as many are claiming tonight? >> it's a real success in the sense that you had a substantial turn out, bigger than the last presidential election, and the afghanistan army and security forces appear to have succeeded in preventing taliban attacks on any scale, so you have to consider that a success. >> do you consider it a clean election that some have pulled out, or is there concern of fraud and corruption in 2009. >> a clean election is tough to pull off. there's not proper sensises, lots of false inside floating around. how you monitor that is difficult. but i suppose that to some extent people will be looking for anomalies, outcomes that don't make any sense in judging that the el

mr bush kept around 30,000 troops, but by 2010 president obama increased that number to 98,000. two years ago he began to scale back. today about 38,000 american forces remain in that country. more than 2300 u.s. servicemen and women died in the afghan war. after weeks of violence today was relatively peaceful. the taliban did not launch any serious attacks. credit has been given to the afghan security force, i asked whether the taliban is wered to take over their own security. >> it proves a lot about their ability to handle short-term operations. there's a lot in terms of overall logistics, eighty to provide medical relief to soldiers, eighty to sustain forces in the field, and strategic direction, creating a campaign plan and following through on it. those are the things, when talking about afghan security forces, they are the questions asked. in terms of standing with the afghan people and that they could set a task and get it done, it was a big win for them. >> still the taliban is a concern, if it turns into a run off it will likely redouble its efforts. >> crews may have

clinton and mr. bush checking it out. kentucky at one point found themselves 15 down. but they would make a move. this guy had a lot to do with it. james young. watch him just left hand crash his way to the hoop amongst the tree trunks there. 20 points for the youngster. will not take no for an answer. kentucky down one here. about 4:00 left. shabazz napier who winds up as the final four mvp, from way downtown. that pretty much sealed it. uconn on the way to victory. the women of uconn, they're undefeated, they will face unbeaten notre dame tomorrow. >>> one of the most exhilarating eras in warrior championship school, run tmc as in tim, rich, and chris. this is richmond. the 6 time all-star, averaged 21 points a game. will forever have an hof before his name which suits him just fine. >> it doesn't get any better than that. >> no, it doesn't get any better. you can judge me, you can judge my game. i'm a hall of famer, i don't care. >> he is a hall of famer. >>> a long trip coming up for the a's. we'll show you how they ruined a home opener. sports part 2, as in 2 jete

are, of course, pictures of the president, doing presidential things. >> here's the president and mrs. bush you know what he's doing there? >> what? >> telling them a dirty joke. >> so the president was head of the texas rangers. you remember, he was part owner of the texas rangers. and those are his boots. >> football team? >> wasn't football. look, even has a baseball in it. he was a president who had taken risks, had a business, and it was successful. >> nowadays, if you own a business, you're more of a target than you are an inspiration. >> that is from one of the towers. it was at the very top, and they donated it to the library so president bush could help tell the story about what happened that day. the president throughoew out th first pitch at the yankees game and also remember the big megaphone when he was -- this is the megaphone. >> wow. >> yeah, so on the pile on that day. >> i can hear you. the rest of the world hears you. >> it was an incredible moment. it doesn't seem like, what, 13 years ago, at all. >> why is the lion here? >> the lion was a gift to president bush from the

it has had and will have far reaching international consequences so my question to you mr bush saying is this follows over the last ten here is how we have been moving forward closer and closer with china and. our in this progress on our side is reciprocated from china but dissing care there is going to be a military and political allies say king say between russia and china but thank you for your position on crimea and your support. as for our relations with the people's republic of china are developing quite successfully and at an unprecedentedly high level in terms of the level of trust on the level of cooperation this has to do with our political sphere and i would joint approaches to how we have the global situation and how we. ensure the safety and security of the world and this is the basis of our intergovernmental relations we are neighbors and that sounds natural allies but what we are not talking about forming a military or political. association or union with i think the block based system. the world has exhausted itself because of the nature was once created to counterbala

mr. bush turns 90 in june. when he turned 72 -- >>> i'm chris wallace. in t >> pulls deep in the india ocean offer hope for the hunt of the malaysia airlines and searching for a moist after a soldier opens fire at ft. hood. again. >> there are multiple gunshot victims. >> we believe that the media precipitating factor was more likely an argument in the unit area. >> investigation is now focused on a dispute with other soldiers and the shooter's psychological history. we will have a report with the latest and discuss the security on military bases with a chair of

mr. bush was not amused.k you to stay with the fox news channel as we continue to monitor the developments that are coming to us about the search for the malaysian jetliner. we'll continue on from new york with jamie colby and gregg jarrett. this is still preliminary. we don't have confirmation yet whether the pings we are hearing are tied to the black boxes from the missing jetliner. tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. eastern, we'll have an exclusive inside look at the 25th anniversary celebration of george h.w. bush's presidency and an exclusive interview with his son jeb. chris wallace talks exclusively with general michael hayden. have a good day, everybody. >>> fox news alert. a possible major break in the search for flight 370. china state-run media is saying that one of its ships detected a pulse signal in the southern indian ocean. it is not yet clear if the signal is from the plane's black box. after nearly a month of frustration and false leads, it does offer new hopes, perhaps, that the trail may be getting war

an art critic for "the new york times" magazine, wrote, or "the new york times," wrote, mr. bush has an uncanny ability to translate photos into more awkward images, enlivened by distortions and slightly ham-handed brushwork. jerry saltz of the "new york" magazine, for his part wrote, the obscured portrait of vladimir putin makes no pictorial sense, but somehow coheres as a painting. and i would buy the one of tony blair that looks like it's a face painted over another face. and his initial excitement about his excitement has seemed to have faded. he writes, bush has returned once and probably for all to aping the idea of what a painter does. now he acts the role, he lax his own ideas and substitutes a notion of how past leaders have acted. joining us now, my honor to have here, jerry saltz, senior art critic for "new york" magazine. how are you? >> good to be here. we're having fun with this. the president's obviously having fun with it. it's a great hobby. but art can speak so muff more than. i want to put up on the screen, his self-portrait. we had the bathing ones already. th

mr. bush has interesting things to say about the relationship. >> vladimipu

. >> so mr. bush, tell me, are you for or against raising the minimum wage? simple. you either want to help workers who are in poverty or you don't. where's the new republican party on that? some republicans want to abolish the minimum wage all together. i wonder if bush and jindal, if their bottom up economic plan provides a livable wage for workers. probably not. then there's health care. it's pretty obvious what republicans want to do with obamacare. >> let's repeal this failure before it literally kills women, kills children, kills senior citizens. let's not do that. let's love people as people of faith i'm a born-again believer in jesus christ. and i believe that it is part of my duty as a believer in christ and what he has done for me that we should do for the least of those who are in our midst. that's my personal belief and my personal conviction. >> is the new republican party going to get down on bended knee with jesus and talk about taking away health care from 7.1 million americans? because that's what the republican wants to do. they want to take away he

mr. bush turns 90 in june. when he turned 72 -- >>> i'm chris wallace. pulse signals from deep in the indian ocean offer new hope in the hunt for that malaysian airplane. >>> and searching for a motive after a soldier opens fire at ft. hood again. [ siren ] >> we have an active shooter on scene. multiple gunshot victims. >> we believe that the immediate precipitating factor was more likely an escalating argument in the area -- >> the investigation has s focused on a dispute with other soldiers as well as the shooter's psychological history. we'll have a live report with the latest and discuss the security on military bases with the chair of the house homeland security committee, texas congressman michael mccall, and tim kaine of virginia, a member of senate armed services. then, former cia deputy director michael morrell admits to changing those now-infamous benghazi talking points. >> it was what we believed tee time, period -- >> we'll talk with former cia and nsa director michael hayden. a "fox news sunday" exclusive. >>> plus, seven million people si

i have sympathy for some illegal aliens who said what mr. bush said they are doing.y. you would have to change the whole structure. it's not a criminal offense to over stay your visa, it's a civil offense. >> is it criminal -- >> that's another good point and i agree with you on that point, that the federal government -- >> bill, bill, i got to say, we're a country right? we do have boarders. they are supposed to mean something. we have elect odd officials whose responsibility is not to the people as nice as they are in other countries and as well intentioned as they might be and desperate as they might be their responsibility is to the american worker, the american citizen and legal immigrants who did everything they were asked and now frankly, look like a bunch of fools because they didn't make that emotional argument that as long as i stay and stay here long enough and keep my head down. >> i think there is a little more to it. you can deal with them in a compassion et way but a farm way and my plan does that. they don't get any special treatment. they don't get g