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when i was working for h&w bush when i was working for the cia i met h&w and when i was his attorney general we talked 6 times, i was probably in the oval office by myself, trump stayed in a lot of contract, our couple calls a day sometimes, frequent meetings, very informal. it was sort of a chaotic way of running things but i sort of enjoyed it, pick up meetings in the oval office, what do you think about this? >> you can laugh now, but -- it sounds in some ways, you write about that in the book, it reminded you of a room in your fraternity house, the intense informality of it can be great because it is dynamic, much less predictable. >> in my fraternity at college it seemed there was a 24/7 card game going on and you could never detect who was there and who wasn't with people coming and going in subtle way and kept on going and that's what the oval office was like and find myself sitting there having gone in to talk about drugs or something like that. what do you think about those trade you should. it was dynamic and to me the problem was with us. before the election, you could persuade trump to back away f

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h w bush. susan: five minutes left. you talked about the many good works that the ford as a coupled it in their retirement years. at the same time, he joined 10 corporate boards. how did he square that away? richard: it really bothered him. he talked to a number of people who were on boards with him. he was never a rainmaker. he didn't do that. it is interesting. he wouldn't join a board until 1980. that was when his political career came to an end. he left the white house with almost no money. we talked about feelings of guilt. i think he was determined to make up for all that lost time and make sure his wife and his children would be taken care of. he also -- people forget. one of the first things he was told, what brought him and jimmy carter together, they said, you know you have to raise $20 million to build a library, nobody told him that. most of his speaking fees went to the ford foundation to help build the ford library and the museum. it is interesting when you stop to think about the boards. i don't defend it, i think you can argue it both ways. there was a lot of criticism of him cashing in on the presidency. in many

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h w bush, and american foreign policy. a collection of essays from practitioners who participated in the international events. as we get going i want to make sure everyone knows there's time to take a few audience questions near the end. if you have questions please submit them to event@wilsoncenter.org. please include your name and affiliation. let me get things going. for me, a recurring theme in this book even though was written by 20 authors in terms of the essays is good fortune. the notion that george hw bush was uniquely qualified to lead the free world when he did. you point out he was the first president in one hundred 28 years with prior diplomatic experience, the only president with leadership experience, in us intelligence agencies, the last world war ii veteran to serve and the last injured in congress. his election is described as aberration. could we have a george hw bush elected today? could we see someone with those unique qualifications rise to take the reins at these important times in history? andy car, why don't i start with you? >> thank you for having me on with my friend, thank you for your service to our country in usaid and the wilson center. and

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h w bush cut a deal with congressional republicans that the house rejected. it took them three weeks to come up with another package to get enough votes to get through. the problem this time't have three weeks. my bet is this will get through but my guess is there will be a bumpy road. amna: david, always good to have you here. thank you. ♪ in the day's other headlines -- officials say there are no known fatalities or people still trapped in an apartment building that partially collapsed in davenport, iowa yesterday. a section of the six-story brick structure crumbled in the late afternoon. responders were able to rescue eight people. they're preparing to shift to a recovery operation soon. >> at this time, the building is structurally unsound, it's posing a risk to responders, and we are actively working for the best course of action for the building. amna: the cause of the collapse is still under iestigation. authorities say the building was under repair, and that they found gas and water leaking inside. in ukraine, russian ballistic and cruise missiles targeted kyiv's city center today in a rare daytime attack. ukraine's military said it shot down all of them. it was r

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