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Work because it keeps some of those glorious moments in american history alive. that's why the jeb bush candidacy could be so interesting to us. i mean, think about it. jeb bush, the poor guy actually was the more serious bush, a potential presidential candidate. his brother got there first. he crashed the car and now the brother is asking that he can get the keys. >> well, i thank you both for being here tonight. i just want you to know, when bush came in we had 23 million jobs created. he left us, we lost 646,000. president clinton left us with $280 billion surplus. bush turned it into to $1...

Very humble and easygoing guy who enjoys painting. i see a different emphasis behind that. i see a softer, fuzzier george w. bush. he wants to get away from that bush legacy you're talking about, reverend. he wants to put as much distance as he can between the wars, the economic recession, worst we've seen since the depression, and his potential run for office in 2016. >> but dr. peterson, the facts are what the facts are, trying to change to a fuzzier image is all right, fine, but look at the bush record $4.9 trillion, with a t. the private sector lost 646,000 jobs and the median incomes of t...

It's not the american people. the republican demonization of public sector jobs is impending and impeding of overall job growth. let's turn to robert riech, former secretary of labor under president bill clinton. now a professor of public policy at the university of california at berkeley. he's also the author of "beyond outrage". thank you so much for joining us here today. >> good evening. >> let's do a bush-obama comparison. under president obama the private sector jobs are up 35,000, under bush they failed 646,000 jobs. why did republicans start demonizing government jobs and what are the ...

Year night, the toyota president apologized and said, "people can feel safe driving in the current situation. please trust that we are responding so it will be even safer." meanwhile, honda, dealing with a voluntary worldwide recall of 646,000 compact cars. the 2007, 2008 fit model has a problem and says if too much water hits the door, the panel can catch fire so if you open your door in a downpour or drop a big drink trying to get in your vehicle things could get dicey. there has been two fires in the u.s. and one woman died in a car fire in south africa. honda says it will notify customers ...