there is george w bush and laura bush as well. george bush and laura bush as well. george bush has made it even though his father and his mother are both in hospital. george h bush sent a nice note. he said his doctor said if he sat outside, he would be six speed under. his sense of humour still in evidence there! a true gent. and george bush himself who went through this recess in 2001 after a very contested election. he too lost the popular vote but by much less than donald trump has lost the popular vote, and his wife laura. they have had eight years out of the public eye by and large, and i've actually had a very good relationship with the obama is. george bush has had a very good relationship with ill clinton working on things like haiti and international aid efforts.” clinton working on things like haiti and international aid efforts. i was there on the last day, eight years ago, and when you go through this, it is so emotional from the sense of the president is going through a lot of emotions and he will fly out on a helicopter to andrews air force base and

ronald reagan had left a letter for his successor, george herbert walker bush george bush took it one step forward, a tradition that continues. talk about that and what that letter represents. i think the letters that presidents leave in the dust drawer in the overall office -- the oval office for the new president are letters of comfort and support. they are letters that reflect empathy. i have empathy for you. suddenly, there is a message you have -- you will have empathy for me. but it is really one of pride and congratulations and unique support. is unique support because i've been there. and i will support you. steve: what did george w. bush right to barack obama? steve: i never sought -- andy: i never saw the letter he wrote to barack obama. it was a great time, but i did not get to see the letter that hero for barack obama. andy: the top about the morning of the inauguration. you know it's likely incoming and the outgoing administrations. walk us through the events as they unfold. andy: it starts than i before the inauguration when the president stays at the blair house. is tre

one is ronald reagan chose george bush after george bush had run against him for president, attacked him for voodoo economics and so on, and he did it because he wanted to broaden his reach, because george bush had a reach to more moderate republicans and this was part of his effort. the second is george h.w. bush had been ambassador to the u.n., a congressman, ambassador to china, and a vice president and when he approached the presidency of international affairs, talking about being more respected in the world, that may be, but right now the world is jiltry because of the way donald trump has approached global affairs in his transition. so he needs to take a cue from george h.w. bush, who had enormous respect in the world and really respected global institutions. >> and george h.w. bush, fair to say, was very embarrassed during this campaign when someone outed him for voting for hillary clinton. he didn't want that to come out. it did. as dana reports. they had a conversation last week, mike pence and h.w. bush and he wrote a letter to donald trump and in it he said -- he made a jo

bush, and so on, and, of course, more recently, george w. bush and barack obama. so the tradition has been maintained. at some point when a new president's elected, st. john's makes an effort to contact them and have them sign this very historic book, which is a very dear item to the church. it clearly does not sit in the president's pew anymore, but it's one of those great pieces of history that has been long associated with this church from 1856 to the present. abraham lincoln has an association with st. john's as well. when he was elected in 1860, his

he was close to bush and credit goes to george hw bush, turning this into a tradition by writing a lovely letter to bill clinton saying you ran against each other. you don't have to worry about me, i won't criticize you. remember, i will be rooting for you. >> host: has the transition process improved from your standpoint. >> one of the problems was no apparatus or process and the result was you could oftentimes have a new president, at the time of the cold war, looking for national security documents to deal with the soviet union and the drawers had been cleaned out, there are procedures, now a budget, a newly elected president-elect, much bigger operation, even better in the last couple transitions, there have been national security exercises where a new president, sometimes an incoming president go to the west wing and their predecessors will tell them what to do if there is a national security prices especially if that happens an hour after you were inaugurated. >> have you done any research on the bible used over the years or the significance of the bible the president will use for h

bush -- because 9/11 happened on george bush's watch that's a scandal. that's not a scandal. >> that's management failures that he doesn't admit. >> rich, come on. >> during 9/11, a lot of people argued, george bush could have been better at protecting america, but we didn't call them scandals. >> there are no facts that prove that. >> eric: por favor, listen to me. the proliferation of homegrown terror, could that be considered a scandal? >> no. >> eric: why not? americans were dying. it's not happening here. how is that not scandalous? >> how was the genocide in syria a scandal? would we call the genocide in sudan a scandal under george w. bush? >> so many mismanagement problems consecutive but he did not admit. >> george bush did not react to sudan. don't deflect, is it the same thing. how is it different? >> what about targeting conservatives and the irs? how about the fact that under george w. bush, the -- audited four times. is that a scandal? >> eric: it's a good debate, thank you very much. when we come back, a wild press conference, and a salaci

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bush, and george bush is there, george w. bush and laura bush are there, jimmy carter, rosslyn carter, they are all there to participate in this truly hitting moment. >> george h.w. bush, the only living president not here, his former chief of staff andy card, he said he ha bee in touch and both george h.w. bush and barbara bush are doing better, they're both hospitalized in houston, that's good news as well, we wish george h.w. bush and barbara bush the best as this day goes forward. >> dr. biden will be announced from the platform, then mrs. trump and mrs. pence will be announced. let's listen in as this historic moment continues. ♪ >> this is an important moment, i just want to point out, as we take a look, there's the energy secretary nominee, governor perry, former governor of texas. all the prospective cabinet members are there. they're on the platform, they're getting ready to watch this hitting moment unfold. you can see that everybody shows up with their little cameras, with their iphones, they're taking pictures.

se destacÓ que tampoco asistio a la juramentaciÓn de george bush en dos mil uno. en cuanto a la otra gente que no va, estÁ bien, dijo, porque necesitan algunos de sus asientos, me darÁn sus boletos? tambiÉn hablÓ de la intervencion rusa y de la informaciÓn no sustanciada sobre una visita a rusia y una supuesta grabaciÓn secreta. " nunca va a surgir una grabaciÓn, dijo. le darÍa mucha vergÜenza si surgiera una grabaciÓn, pero no existe. " trump dijo que cuando fuera presidente dejarÍa de usar twitter. " preferirÍa hacer otras cosas, pero las prensas muy deshonestas y es la Única forma de contrarrestarla. " >> tiene que comenzar>> a pensar como presidente de enfocarse en los problemas de relaciÓn y lo que es verdaderamente importante. reportera: trump afirmÓ que las laderas de las conferencias de prensa de la casa blanca a un edificio continuo. por otra planta el presidente electo insistiÓ en que el muro con mÉxico se construirÁ pronto y que han pedido para esto los fondos al congreso. dicen que mÉxico reembolsara el costo de alguna manera. jorge:

also, former president george w. bush and laura bush. now, his father, former president george h.w. bush is not going to be here. he announced that weeks ago and recently hospitalized. there's other big names. the supreme court justices. also, the congressional leaders. and more 60 democratic members of the house said they're going to boycott this event. there's big names performing, as well. 16-year-old jackie evancho. there's a lot of excitement and anticipation. once all of this wraps up, president trump is going to leave with his family. he's going to hit the parade route to the white house. all eyes will be watching that closely. will he get out and walk when he passes his hotel. that's something they will be watching for. it's a tradition that dates back to the first president, george washington. there's a first this year. this is the first time that charlie brotman will not voice the parade. an early trump supporter is going to broadcast the parade. matt, back to you. >> thank you very much. will either president trump or the first lady go over and see al roker along the para

he was close to bush. and the credit goes to george h.w. bush for turning this into a tradition by writing this absolutely lovely letter to bill clinton essentially saying you and i ran against each other, he told him this in person, too, was a tough campaign but you don't have to worry about me, i'm not going to go out there criticizing you. he says in that letter, remember, i will be rooting for you. >> has the transition process improved over the last couple presidential transitions, from your standpoint? >> absolutely. because there was no apparatus or process and the result was you could oftentimes have a new president even at the time of the cold war coming in and looking for national security documents that he needed to deal with the soviet union and the drawers had been cleaned out. and so the result is there are now procedures, there's now a budget, you know, a newly elected -- a president-elect gets money for staff. it's a much bigger operation, much smoother. even better, you know, in the last couple of transitions, there have be

former president george h.w. bush hospitalized in houston. the 92-year-old being monitored after experiencing shortness of breath. resting comfortably this morning. >>> instant backlash. president obama expected to face harsh questioning at his final news conference today about his decision to commute the sentence of chelsea manning, the former soldier convicted in one of the largest intelligence leaks in u.s. history. now set to be freed in may. >>> stepping out. president-elect trump pays a visit to the first inaugural event of the week in washington. the city preparing for friday's historic ceremony and a growing group of protesters threatening to shut it all

we also have confirmation now that former president bush, george h.w. bush, he and his wife barbara will not be attending the trump inauguration and you can read anything into that you want but honestly the former president is now 92, their decision not to go to the inauguration appears to be nothing more than a health and age-bailesed decision, it doesn't appear to be any coded political message. >>> on this date in 1972, on january 3, 1972, "new york" magazine ran an article titled "new york's most overrated people." and george h.w. bush was living in new york at that time because he was the u.s. ambassador to the united nations so he had to live in new york and george h.w. bush in that article, 1972, he made the sad list, "new york" magazine calling him "overrated." but george h.w. bush, he responded to that in the world's most perfect way -- he threw a party at the u.n. ambassador's residence for everybody else on the list. he invited the 10 most overrated men in new york and he threw a party for them. and i'm sorry, but that is enough to make you l

george h.w. bush's health prevented him from attending. he watched from a houston hospital. we send him and barbara bush our best this morning. as the raindrops began to fall, president bush reached for a poncho. just couldn't get that sucker to go on right. after a brief battle, he settled for just resting it on his head. that supporting role goes to his vice president, dick cheney, watching over bush's shoulder with complete bemusement. some people on line said poncho, 1, george bush, 0. >>> energy secretary al franken and rick perry during perry's confirmation hearing this week. >> governor, thank you so much for coming into my office. did you enjoy meeting me? >> i hope you're as much fun on that dias as you were on your couch. may i rephrase that, sir? >> please. please. please. oh, my lord. ove oh, my lord. >> well, i think we found our "saturday night live" sound bite. >> you know, perry always rolls well with his gaffes. >> it's hilarious. it starts out with, did you enjoy meeting me? >> karen morris became an international web sensation this week after her husband p

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. >> i will tell you what i am not looking for, eight years ago this week president george bush spoke of his successor and spoke of barack obama, he said a man whose history reflects the enduring promise of our land and this is a moment of hope and pride for our entire nation after the election of barack obama. i don't think similar sentiments will be expressed this evening. >> and gordon reed, what about you? what do you look for? >> i am looking for him to defend his legacy and talk about what he tried to accomplish as president. this is a moment to sum up and i think that that is what farewell addresses do. >> it is a president approaches the lectern, matt schlapp what are you look for? >> i think what is interesting is democrats are still looking for their leader and leadership doesn't come from the hill or congress, then i think baron is talking to a lot of democrats

george bush had a margin of 537 votes in florida and the supreme court. he knew that he had to unify a country much of which was very skeptical of them in the speech was very effective. >> host: barack obama is not only president but also an author and his own speechwriter. what do you think he was thinking when he took the office eight years ago? >> guest: i think, and i think there is evidence of the. stu: , he wanted to give a good speech but at the same time obama was almost the opposite of many presidents trying to impress people with their oratory. obama was elected with a huge help of his famous 2004 democratic convention speech which brought international attention. other speeches during the campaign which had added to his standing and so i think to some extent obama were shrinking back and saying i don't want a stage with huge rhetoric that looks as if i'm trying to be kennedy or am trying to be fdr. i don't want people to say that i'm nothing but an or eight or and the result is it's a fine speech but if you had to remember phrases and slogans f

. >> spokesman for george h.w. bush says the former president resting comfortably in houston hotel. houston hospital, excuse me, 92 year old battling pneumonia. omar villafranca reports his wife, former first lady barbara bush, being treated for bronchitis. >> president bush recovering from what spokesman jim mcgrath describes as accute respiratory problem stemming from pneumonia. doctors intubated the 41st president wednesday, for procedure to protect and clear his airway. there is not a lot of money to be made betting against george bush. >> mcgrath says the 92 year old is a fighter. >> he's 92. he has new men y he is in the icu. but again, you don't bet against george bush. >> the former president hasn't let his aids slow -- his age slow him down. he jumped out of an airplane for his 90 birthday. but his is the fourth hospital stay in five years. he is suffering from a disease similar to parkinson's that's limited his mobility. president bush sent president-elect trump a note apologizing that neither he nor his wife would be able to attends friday's inauguration. my doctor says i

president george w. bush and former first lady laura bush. the bush family did not support donald trump. the former president asked how his parents are doing after both were hospitalized. "my parents are feeling bet end" he told reporters. shortly before 11:00 a.m., president-elect trump and president obama leaving the white house and getting into the motorcade. riding together to the capitol. at that exact same moment, hillary clinton, holding former president bill clinton's arm, arriving at the capitol. after promising to attend the inauguration, a bruising campaign, she won the popular vote, but lost the presidency to mr. trump. walking down the steps, the camera right there, secretary clinton could be seen taking a few deep breaths before walking out and smiling. clinton tweeting, "i'm here today to honor our democracy and its enduring values. i will never stop believing in our country and its future. 11:01, the president-elect arrives at the capitol. greeting those lined inside the halls. 11:05, trump's five chirp take their seats. a big

the 43rd president george w bush expect today go to the inauguration on friday. you probably already know that george hw bush was not planning on making that trip. he sent a letter to president elect trump on the 10th basically saying he wasn't gonna be able to make it and it's due to his mobility issues and his age. >> and it showed a little humor in that letter too, randy. did you hear the part about his doctor saying it won't be a good idea to be in the january cold. might put him six foot under. >>reporter: exactly. yeah, that is typical george hw bush. you know, the man has a really good sense of humor. the last time that he was in the hospital here, i remember doing the same sort of thing and he was just kind of cracking people up in the hospital because, you know, he's a man with a zestful life and nothing can keep him down. >> we hope for a full recovery for both barbara and mr. bush and thank you, randy, for your report from houston tonight. >>> well, four more of donald trump's cabinet dom knees defended -- nominees defended themselves today. scott pros

bush and bill clinton and the warmth that developed between george herbert walker bush and bill clinton, almost a father/son relationship. the warmth of the handover of the bush families in general to their successors, george w. to the obamas. you get to know whatever are disagreements on policies between republicans and democrats, there's a certain grace to most of our modern presidents. there's a grace to the presidential handover. this is a jarring time because there's an incredible discontinuity between what's coming and what's gone before it. i have friends who are black republicans in florida who have said many times, if, you know, george herbert walker bush, he was a bare-knuckle politician, the way he became president, but if he were still running the party there wouldn't be this tolerance for this raw, racial rancor and nastiness and this vibe of tearing the country apart and only speaking to supporters. you think of the son, george w. bush, the circumstances in which he became president and still trying to come in with a grace, still trying to say, even if you didn't vote for

now, george w. bush is expected to be in washington for the inauguration on friday. his father was not planning ongoing. he said president-elect trump a note back on january 10 basically saying that due to his aging in the cold weather and washington d.c. could put him four feet under in his words. but, he will not be attending and as you will recall he did not attend obama's inauguration four years ago, tony, shawn. >> randy wallace reporting from houston. thank you, randy, good to talk to you. >>> all right, when we come back tonight the president-elect is in town to meet with exclusive group of people, find out who. >> and president obama held final press conference today. what he said about his controversial decision to commute chelsea manning's sentence. >> d.c. fire pipes and drums will perform at the lincoln memorial during the inauguration welcome celebration. first you get to see them perform on "fox" morning news they'll perform a preview of the big show and also stylist lauren rothman will number studio to talk about inauguration fashion. morning show begi

his father, bush 41, president george h.w. bush is going to be discharged from icu in a couple of days so he will end up in a different section of the hospital in a couple of days and he is in stable condition. his wife barbara bush also thousand percent better. good news for those who have been praying for the president and his wife. we are hearing now sirens in downtown washington. i on the would be surprised if that was the motorcade and the security detail flchlt andy i know you don't know what is in the speech tomorrow. but you know what it's like to go through a transition. at what moment do you think donald trump might have that moment where he looks around and goes oh, man this is really happening? >> there will be two. one is very private. and that's when he gets the briefing on the codes to the military weapons that america has. >> when does that happen timing wise? >> it either happens tonight or early tomorrow morning. >> okay. >> and it is a sobering experience to go through. because you realize that people will c

also, former presidents george w. bush and laura bush. his father, former president h.w.us henounc it weeks ago and now recently hospitalized. there are other big names here. the supreme court justices, also, the congressional leaders, and, of course, more than 60 members of the democratic house said they're going to boycott the event. there will be big names performing, as well. 16-year-old jackie i van coe. there's going to be a lot of anticipation. once it wraps up president trump will leave with his family. he'll hit the parade route to the white house. all eyes will be watching it closely. will he, in fact, get out and walk when he passings his hotel? that's something we'll be watching for. there is going to be a first this year. it's the first time in 60 years charlie bratman will not voice the parade. steve ray a 56-year-old broadcaster who is an early trump supporter is going to broadcast the parade. matt, back to >> thank you very much. will either president trump or the first lady see al roker along the parade route? >> joe bide

put togethe a coalition george bush the first was involved in that getting the u.n. to eventually kick sa dam out of kuwait. that was a good thing, right? >> well, i wonder. does kuwait have our best interests in mind? i question -- >> good point. >> the notion that we owe the rest of the world their freedom. i think there's a good argument that the world is a less safe place precisely because the u.s. is protector of the free world. what i like about trump is to some degree he is saying it's not the u.s.'s job to fund the defense of some of the richest countries on earth. that's not our job. >> bruce, let me challenge you for a second. other than unesco and there are some charity works which the u.n. does, what do they do that helps us be more secure as a nation? >> well, if you go back to which you talked about under george bush, it is a body that at least you can find out where other countries are standing. and it puts people on record. if it goes away, we have no as bill said earlier way to promote peace around the world and work with our allies. now, if you don'

coming up, an update on the health of george and barbara bush. and a building collapses live on television. earned overnight. it's earned in every wash... ... and re-earned every day. tide. america's number one detergent. >>> in his parting shot at isis, president obama ordered two stealth bombers to libya. to take out a pair of isis military camps. the pentagon released video of the isis fighters loading weapons on to trucks. well the air force dropped about 100 bombs, more than 80 feel were killed. the pentagon says some of them were terrorists plotting attacks in europe. >> a horrifying collapse was shown on iranian tv in the heart of tehran. firefighters were working the upper floors of a burning, 17-story building when it collapsed. it is not known how many people were inside. but at least 30 firefighters were killed. >>> the news is better tonight about former president george h.w. bush and his wife, barbara. both being treated in a houston hospital. he for pneumonia. she for bronchitis. a spokesman says mr. bush had a good night's sleep. d

bush and barack obama. so as i said, bipartisan. the suit has been filed alongside, along with the watchdog group citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington, better known as c.r.e.w. and this lawsuit is basically about my favorite word, emoluments. so, there's an emoluments clause that president trump we're told is in violation of having to do with the various business holdings. we are told that he has about 500 -- his companies are linked to over 500 entities in at least 25 different countries and that he is, this lawsuit suggests, already in violation of the emoluments clause of the constitution. now, since i didn't go to law school, somebody explain that to me. >> i'll let you talk about emoluments since you can say it better than i can. emoluments. >> you said it quite well. well, there's a section in the constitution that says that no person holding an office of trust or profit under the united states shall receive any present, emolument, office or salary from any king, prince or foreign stat

and the 41st president george h.w. bush tonight in intensive care. dr. sanjay gupta will join us with the latest. as well as his wife barbara, who is also now in the hospital. >>> we've been reporting on the contentious confirmation hearings on capitol hill. for president-elect trump's cabinet nominees. none has been confirmed but with two days before the inauguration, tonight new reporting about negotiations between democratic and republican lawmakers. phil mattingly has the latest. what about these negotiations? what are you learning? >> reporter: according to senate democratic and republican aides involved in negotiations they are intensive, fluid, and there's a recognition how important the end game here is for the president-elect's new team. here's the dynamics at play. democrats want concessions. you've seen the real possibility they set up roadblocks to trump's nominees. to his potential cabinet selections. republicans right now working behind the scenes to try and clear those away. in order to do that, democrats want something in return. right no

i work in the george h.w. bush administration and the george w. bush white house. i will not be working in this one. host: i want to share with the audience a couple of opinion pieces you have written, one taking aim at barack obama. you said, the same country that twice elected mr. obama did not suddenly become a nation of deplorables, the destination of the democratic party came because mr. obama turned out to be great at poetry and that it grows. -- bad at prose. 2008 he spoke in a way that lifted people's spirits. got is the first time we that in 2004. the 2008 campaign was a campaign of poetry, hope and change, uplift. that is why he was elected. the pros part is governing. i think he showed himself to be mediocre or worse. i think this stewardship of the economy was not good. his handling of the economy over the eight years was not very good. we had the lowest economic growth since world war ii. historically when you have a nasty session, the worse the recession, the better the rebound is. in this case that was not the case. you had workforce participation ra

hw bush and george w. bush. they call it the president's pew, pew number 54, reserved for the nation's leader. >> shannon: some of the architects of this win, they have exited this morning and they, of course, critical to the trump win. so many changes in the campaign structure along the way. it was the team that stuck in the end and the one that got him across the finish line. >> bill: steve bannon, senior advisor and kellyanne conway in the red hat and reince priebus with his back to us. kellyanne conway has an extra special day today. it is her 50th birthday today. if you were to ask her where else she would celebrate her birthday she would say right here. >> shannon: can you imagine? she was one of the senior-most women to ever pull off this kind of work in a campaign in a presidential run and for today to be her 50th birthday, what a celebration for her on many levels. >> bill: in about 15 minutes we expect the outgoing first family to be met with the incoming first family. and shannon, that is someth

we don't know how this will affect george w. bush whether he still plans to attend. george h.w. bush has been in the hospital over the last couple years battling health issues. he's enjoying life and staying current on public affairs. we wish him the best. >>> the president commuted the 35 year prison sentence of chelsea manning the former army private convicted of leaking 750,000 pages of documents and videos will be released in may. no word from the trump team yet regarding the decision on manning. but the move has stirred up significant controversy. the president made the decision over the objection from his own secretary of defense ash carter. manning released the secret documents in 2010 through wikileaks which has been advocating for her release. of course in the past election, wikileaks and its founder julian assange released documents that were hacked by russia with the aim at helping donald trump win the election. let's get to nic robertson from london. nic, what are you learning? >> the white house has commuted manning's sentence because she has accepted responsibility

bush sort of went off into the sunset and didn't -- >> george w. bush said that president obama deserves his silence. >> i think a lot of people, at least obama supporters and perhaps obama himself aappreciated that. so the difference is i think president obama is looking ahead and expecting there will be some things he'll need to speak out about, things he cares deeply about, and there is a real divide between him and donald trump. so it's interesting now he's still very much in president mode because he is president and saying we're going to be okay. it will be interesting to see what he says when he's not president. >> george w. bush could have said when president obama became president, well, when the core values of the second amendment are threatened i'm going to speak up. he didn't. said he deserved silence. why doesn't donald trump deserve president obama's silence? >> simple. because obama came in to fix things that w. broke. trump is coming in to break things that obama fixed. it's the exact opposite situation. w. horribly unpopular, passi

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obama did, george w. bush did. he can't respond to everything. got to have self-restraint as a president. >> you know what he's probably saying, watch me. don't you think? >> he's at 30% approval rating. one of the lowest approval ratings. we're going to watch and see if that, if the tweeting allows him to improve on that. i'm not -- >> the other thing, most americans, regular citizens are not on twitter. >> right. >> it's kind of a thing where journalists are talking to each other and politicians are talking to journalists and each other. >> all right. well, buckle up. we're going to have a wild four years. anyway, thank you, both. >>> up next, patricia arquette used her oscar-winning speech to speak out for women's rights. she's here in d.c. to march for those rights. that interview is ahead. the microsoft cloud helps us stay connected. the microsoft cloud offers infinite scalability. the microsoft cloud helps our customers get up and running, anywhere in the planet. wherever there's a phone, you've got a bank, and we could never do that before

everything i listed are scandals. >> that's like saying that george bush, since 9/11 happened on george bush's watch is a scandal. that's not a scandal. >> there are failures that he doesn't admit. >> rich, come on. george bush could have been better at protecting america, but we didn't call them scandal scandals. >> there are no facts that prove that. >> eric: listen to me. homegrown terror, could i be considered a scandal? >> no. >> eric: why not? americans were dying. it's not happening here. how is that not scandalous? >> how was the genocide and syria a scandal? do we call the genocide in a scandal under george w. bush? >> so many mismanagement problems. bingo george bush did not react to sedan. don't deflect, is the same thing. how is it different? >> what about targeting conservatives and the irs? >> what about george w. bush being audited four times? is that on a scandal? >> eric: it's a good debate, thank you very much. when we come back, a wild press conference, and a salacious but dubious report on donald trump and russia. we'll have all that in a minute. ' ♪ i checked, eve

nuestras oraciones con la familia bush. george h bush. estÁ en el hospital, situaciÓn complicada y nuestras oraciones para que tenga una pronta recuperaciÓn. >>> ¿cÓmo harÁs para que el presidente electo sea mÁs accesible para la prensa? y para que le dÉ entrada a los medios hispanos que no la han tenido con Él?. >>> estamos hablando sobre eso, por eso se habla de poder tener y celebrar conferencias de prensas en otro salÓn donde haya mÁs espacio el a salÓn actual es de 49 escaÑos solamente y hoy en dÍa lo queremos ampliar para que haya mÁs oportunidad y tener un mayor acceso. siempre es un reto para la prensa la relaciÓn con la casa blanca porque tienen papeles distintos, puede sir antagÓnico y otras veces no. >>> pero no hay una situaciÓn como esta, que el presidente ante gon zaba tanto con la prensa. >>> la la familia obama, grabaron conversaciones privadas con los padres de Él. >>> es una cuestiÓn generalizada. >>> no creo que siempre pasa y no ha celebrado tantas conferencias, creo que vas a ver una casa blanca qu

two week under george w. bush, too big and powerful under brock obama. i'd like to start with the investor blackwell who have worked for a number of national security councils and presidents, what is it that makes a good national security advisor meant an effective -- >> good morning. in it is good to be with you. you may put it like this, i think many in washington and in the audience with regard to model the national security advisor -- i worked for him and let me just say how did brent do the job? first of all, the national security adviser has to have a close relationship with the president and has to have a temperament that is congenial to the president. he he doesn't necessarily have to know the president when he takes his position with national security advisor, henry kissinger had one five-minute meeting with richard nixon at a cocktail party before he was offered the job. but he certainly, over over time has to have that relationship. seconds and we will assume he has to be very smart. second, it is a big management job. get in before their pres