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Reputation evaluated, but their reputations really diminished. and i think most of these people look at that and they know this would be a tough spot to walk into. >> you also make the point that trump is surrounding himself with yes men and yes women. whats the danger in doing that? >> theres a big danger, brooke. and look, for all of trumps faults, hes not the first president to do a version of this, but what hes done is he has created the team around him that he wants, which means to him, peo...

Else. actually there is. for all its faults and it had many, often bigoted, in some places segregationist and exclusionary. at its best it did have a sense of honesty, humility and public spiritedness that seems largely absent in todays elite. many of bushs favorite moments is handling of the fall of communism, his decision not to occupy iraq after the first gulf war, were mark bide restraint and the ability to do the right thing despite enormous pressure to pander to public opinion. but and her...

Drip these important findings. >> as we go to you, carey, we were calling a super bowl for folks like glen and elliot and maybe for you too here. the big deal here is were talking about buildings and infrastructure. is this coming out of the cohen filing? and that is the mentioning of hundreds -- could the trump organization could have received hundreds of millions of dollars end quote from russians. thats not a couple of dimes or nickels. >> no, enormously potentially lucrative payoff not just ...

From 28% up to 31%, which is dramatically lower where it stands tonight. but that was the kind of compromise that george h.w. bush was the very last republican president who was willing to do that. >> thats correct. george bush for all his faults, and he certainly had many, lived in the real world and he understood accounting and he didnt believe in phoney-baloney nonsense economics, that unfortunately his son and current president traffic in on a daily basis. he never thought tax cuts paid for ...

From 28% up to 31%, which is dramatically lower where it stands tonight. but that was the kind of compromise that george h.w. bush was the very last republican president who was willing to do that. >> thats correct. george bush for all his faults, and he certainly had many, lived in the real world and he understood accounting and he didnt believe in phoney-baloney nonsense economics, that unfortunately his son and current president traffic in on a daily basis. he never thought tax cuts paid for ...

An office that we all revere and this gentleman, which i think is one of the best ways to describe george herbert walker bush, is someone that is admired across the country and everyone is gathered in this moment to really remember him today. it is really beautiful and inspiring, i think, to see all these people pausing along the side of the avenues as they witness this unfold today. it really is an extraordinarily american remembrance. >> bret: this is the bush family in the motorcade making th...

Its a lot happening. these are men who had faults as well. you are comparing him to president trump to ignore a lot of that because of what he is is describing. his approach to public service, his approach to the job that he did. >> there is a conversation he had about character and who they were and thats conversation to be had about what they did. those things overlap of course. im never going to forgive the fact that he gave us thomas. we could go on and on and on but i totally agree that we ...

The first time he came back to the white house after he lost in 1992 was in june of 1993 to help gerald ford and bill clinton and jimmy carter talk about nafta, which was then facing ratification largely negotiated under reagan and bush. bill clinton gets up and gives this remarkably synthetic and wonderful description of globalization and why free trade matters. and president bush got up and said we have just seen once again why hes living here and im not. not many politicians and almost no pre...

The world. he believed that we were stronger the more widely we opened our arms. one of my favorite stories is the first time he came back to the white house after he lost in 1992 was in june of 1993 to help gerald ford and bill clinton and jimmy carter talk about nafta, which was then facing ratification largely negotiated under reagan and bush. bill clinton gets up and gives this remarkably synthetic and wonderful description of globalization and why free trade matters. and president bush got ...

One of my favorite stories is the first time he came back to the white house after he lost in 1992 was in june of 1993 to help gerald ford and bill clinton and jimmy carter talk about nafta, which was then facing ratification largely negotiated under reagan and bush. bill clinton gets up and gives this remarkably synthetic and wonderful description of globalization and why free trade matters. and president bush got up and said we have just seen once again why hes living here and im not. not many...