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I'm good with it because i think we need the change. >> kennedy: i think it's fantastic, because i think this two party system so outdated. it serves almost no one. the president is really the first president who is realizing that things are broken up into coalitions. he had jeff sessions as attorney general, but he was also talking about pretty radical criminal justice reform at the same time, which is also a darling subject of progressives. if you can take these coalitions in areas where you need them -- >> melissa: that's a great point. >> kennedy: instead of us versus them, one team versus...

He was. he it had a tender heart, but he was tough. he -- the head of the caa come of the u.n. ambassador, the first investor to china. if you are -- the sneer, they said he was a wimpy guy. he wasn't a wimpy guy. he was a strong guy with a tender heart. >> harris: sometimes the greatest strength is knowing when to stay quiet and not make mistakes. when he think about the cold war and what was going on with russia at the time, things were popping off across europe. not giving an overreaction, but actually sitting back and calculating what your next move is going to be. so that you don't make t...

Predecessor. they didn't get to know each other until 2004 or 2005 in the wake of tsunami relief and hurricane katrina. he also said that president bush had written him the most beautiful solid letter that he had read when he arrived in the white house for the first time. >> marie: that letter is making its rounds nonsocial media. you should read it. it shows -- what makes this country great, part of it, is the peaceful transfer of power. we have elections, people get to decide. somebody new comes into the oval office. the letter is quite beautiful. to go back to harris' point, president bush ...

>> matt: think about it, he had all this wealth. his father was a senator, he was going to go to yale, he's a brilliant guy. he has all the wealth and all the power. he puts it on pause, puts it to the side, and goes and fights for his country. he could have done a lot of things. he could have uses power to maybe get a cushy job in the military. but he did one of the most dangerous things. he was a pilot. >> kennedy: right after pearl harbor. it's almost inconceivable. we'll continue our coverage of the life and legacy of president george h.w. bush. we've got more "outnumbered" in just a momen...

They certainly ought to be admired. it would be great to see the american people respond to this. their lives are going to be long. the people will be there, and out of respect, admiration, and love for this president. i'm going to be one of them. i'm looking forward to paying honored toward him. >> bill: george w. bush, bush 43, was the first one to board air force one. i'm not aware whether he has been on board that big 747 since he left office. after leaving office -- it generally flies the former president back to whatever home they will call home in their post-presidency. this might be hi...