bush. he also consistently gets questions on immigration and common core and which are the two issues potentially an issue with the republican base. so i think the big question is here is going to be talking about finances and money meaning that the bush campaign will have a chance to sell their version of their candidate on the air waves and i think at this point it's unpredictable how that goes -- that advertising ultimately will impact how voters feel about bush. right now, the main question for him is as you look at this early state map, where can he win? iowa? maybe, probably not. new hampshire seems to be the most important piece. south carolina usually votes for southerners. florida, of course depends on whether or not he faces off with marco rubio. >> all right. casey hunt in miami, thank you for that report. we'll take you back there to miami-dade college shortly. now to the other side of the aisle, and another big announcement hillary clinton made her presidential bid official thi

bush are clearly part of the team but george bush is not part of the team. i don't know how you have all that like that. >> i wouldn't say he is not part of the team george w. bush has had some private meetings with big donors and says he understands he might bailability for his brother jeb but there is to help and will do whatever he needs to. jeb bush has not called on him much. >> carl cameron there. it's my understanding we have one more speak sore we have the time for a quick commercial break because we have to pay the bills. >>> shark attacks on the beach. two kids, each in waste-deep water when they were bitten, and within moments blood was staining the sand. ahead the desperate 9-1-1 call and was the same shark involved? don't forget, the sharks were there first. if you stay on the land the sharks will not bite you. more on this. hang on. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla apremilast. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differ

bush, it was something they had to do. i believe as you said, it would have been worse if he had been there. but it was noticeable that the one big member of the bush family was not there, the controversial brother. mark: you can hear that there is like a little street festival and music playing, part of a much more diverse crowds in terms of economics and race then you would normally find at a republican announcement, and jeb bush is doing what his brother did when he ran for president, saying he would be a leader of a more inclusive republican party, and this setting was that he cares about education and that he wants a more diverse republican party. john: and the way he went about his wife, the personal side of the speech, there were not a lot of them, and they came at the end, but i think they were quite effective. and he spoke at the end of the speech in spanish, fluent spanish, for quite a time, and it will be very impressive, and it would be a big electoral asset, especially if he becomes the nominee of the party. m

bush years represent for jed bush. >> you can't. you can look at whether or not he's able to separate himself. whether he's able to be his father's son or brother's brother. that will be the task at hand. jed has another issue, which is he cannot decide what he wants to talk about. america, the voters are going to stay "you have to talk about your brother." >>> gentlemen, stay with us, we'll talk about hillary clinton prospects and problems. after a video launched. the former secretary of state gathered a big state in new york. to big names like tonight's "inside story". >> he was electro-shocked and tortured. >> decades of corruption abuse, and torture, by chicago police... >> you think people make a distinction between cia, black ops sites, verses torturing a thirteen year old kid from the south-side? >> people realize that torture is torture. >> lisa fletcher brings you an in depth report chicago torture only on al jazeera america story", i'm ray suarez. at the close of the last presidential campaign, hillary clinton conceded def

bush years represent for jed bush. >> you can't. you can look at whether or not he's able to separate himself. whether he's able to be his father's son or brother's brother. that will be the task at hand. jed has another issue, which is he cannot decide what he wants to talk about. america, the voters are going to stay "you have to talk about your brother." >>> gentlemen, stay with us, we'll talk about hillary clinton prospects and problems. after a video launched. the former secretary of state gathered a big state in new york. to big names like tonight's "inside story". story", i'm ray suarez. at the close of the last presidential campaign, hillary clinton conceded defeat, and says her supporters put 18 million cracks in the glass seal, standing between women and the oval office. clinton held the first major rally of a run for the white house. paul beban covered the rally on new york's roosevelt island. >> that is why i'm running for president of the united states. >> reporter: in front of a cheering, flag-waving crowd, hillary cli

jeb bush: thank you. leaders have to think big, and we've got a tax code filled with small-time thinking and self-interested politics. what swarms of lobbyists have done we can't undo with a vastly simpler system. reducing rates for all. [applause] jeb bush: what the irs, epa and the entire bureaucracy have done with overregulation, we can undo by act of congress and order of the president. [applause] jeb bush: federal regulation has gone far past the consent of the governed. it is time to start making rules for the rule-makers. [applause] jeb bush: when we get serious about limited government, we can pursue the great and worthy goals that america has gone too long without. we can build our future on solvency instead of borrowing money. we can honor our commitments on the strength of fiscal integrity . with north american resources and american ingenuity, we can achieve energy security for this nation and with presidential leadership, we can make it happen within five years. [applause] [chating -- [chanti

[applause] jeb bush -- jeb bush is a man of character. jeb bush is a man of deep conviction, courage and compassion. jeb bush is a leader. [applause] jeb bush is a good listener. jeb bush is a visionarian. he's proud of his family. he's proud of this country. jeb bush believes in the power of personal responsibility. jeb bush believes in strong families. jeb bush believes in the power of faith. let -- let me make it very clear. governor jeb bush will be a great president of the united states of america. my friend -- my friends -- my friends, experience does matter. vision is necessary. and proven leadership is important. may god bless this country and may god bless jeb bush and his family! [applause] >> my mom, my brother and my uncle all dropped out of school. by the time i was in the third grade i failed twice. >> my first job was picking up garbage and hard work so i could have money to help feed my family -- my mother, my father. >> lucy has you a simple. -- lucy has autism. she doesn't speak. she doesn't walk but not being able to sp

the most encouraging thing that jeb bush heard today were the votes of viva bush viva bush viva jeb is how they said it. that's important. for jeb bush and marco rubio, too, this is about the florida primary and whoever wins this winner-take-all primary, i think that is going to determine which one of the two of them will go on and neither of them can do it without florida. >> there you have it. 11 declared candidates. a few more expected to get in including scott walker chris christie and john kasich. a lot thil he'd be a top tier candidate. bobby jindal and donald trump will make an announcement tomorrow. there's an indication trump will indicate he's not entering the presidential field and he'll be a king maker. that will do it for our coverage of jeb bush. he's formally a declared candidate. we will have a formal -- our own formal update in two hours at our news at 7:00. i'm david shuster, and thanks for watching everybody. see you in a couple hours on our news at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. focus of world attention. lucia newman, al jazeera havana. >> please stay with us on al jazeera

is he worried that jeb bush is in now? he says no. jeb bush has that formidable way about him. he's a threat. watch out republicans. >>> this is a fox news alert. hello, everyone. moments ago jeb bush officially entered the 2016 presidential race. >> our country is on a very bad course and the question is what are we going to do about it? the question for me -- the question for me is what am i going to do about it? and i've decided i'm a candidate for president of the united states of america. >> he's promising a campaign of optimism. >> my message will be an optimistic one because i am certain that we can make the decades just ahead the greatest time ever to be alive in this world. that chance that hope requires the best that is in us and i will give it my all. i will campaign as i would serve going everywhere speaking to everyone keeping my word facing the issues without flinching, and staying true to what i believe. i will take nothing and no one for granted. i will run with heart and i will run to win. it begins here and now and i'm asking for you vote. thank you and god bl

bush. according to the latest fox news poll, jeb bush and wisconsin governor scott walker who has yet to announce somehow they're the front run terse again they have not announce but front runners to be the republican candidate for president. what does jeb need to do, needs to say in now, 18 minutes to be the last man standing as we wait we bring in brad blake man a republican strategist and former senior advisor to president bush, and julie at fox news contributor and democratic strategist he may end up blakeman rather brad he may enldz up being your guy, the republican candidate what does he need to say in now 17 minutes that will grab that leadership role? >> well it is not enough to say how bad things are in america because america is thirsty to know how good things could be. and i think jeb bush is the perfect person to deliver that message. why? because of the chief executive of the state of florida. the only republicans to be elected twice as governor back to back. it is important fo

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bush was running for election, he would not support the election of bush. he said when he went to vote in 2004, he would write in the name george h.w. bush and cast in a write-in ballot. he was even serving as republican u.s. senator at the time. as a republican u.s. senator he was also pro-choice. he was pro gay rights, pro marriage equality for same-sex couples. he was against the death penalty and supported raising minimum wage and supported higher taxes on the rich, against drilling rights. as a republican u.s. senator he not only voted against the fiscally disastrous george bush cuts for the rich, and also voted against the war in iraq. he was the only republican senator who voted against george w. bush's war in iraq. he was of course u.s. senator lincoln chaffee, who was the last specimen on earth of the liberal republican. when he left the republican party in 2007, the whole idea of a liberal republican went extinct. by 2007 he had left the republican party and became an independent. by 2008 he was an independent endorsing independent barack obama ov

jeb bush was trying to look like president bush, but not that president bush. here is what jeb said in berlin about peaceful resolutions and democracy. jeb bush: it will take a serious and united effort of the nations in our alliance. if events can be turned in the direction of peace, ladies and gentlemen, then who else but us, the great democracies all the west, will do the turning? mark: john, we will look more atjeb's speech -- at jeb's speech later, but did he make a convincing case he can perform on the world stage? john: there is a difference between style and substance. these each was not well delivered. he was not that good. he was not that good today. in terms of substance he came of relatively moderate. he did not somewhat a neocon. he did not sound like a wild interventionist. on style, he left a lot to be desired. mark: he is a guy that can go in and give a substantive speech. the performance level is not way should be. the bigger speech is monday when he announces. but as we talked about earlier on the show, he is not trying to score points so much

powell nor president bush -- mr. powell did not mislead the security council when he made a presentation in february of 2003. i was sitting right behind him with george tenet. he believed it in good faith. it turned out that the source, who should not have been believed, and this was a real intelligence failure, had deliberately deceived his handlers and deliberately said that -- fabricated the information because he was an iraqi source and they found out that he wanted us to exactly what he did in the wake of his testimony and that of others. so this was an intelligent failure, and it led to significant intelligence reform, but neither bush nor mr. powell were trying to mislead anybody. they believed that intelligence themselves and were very deceived by the fact that it turned out to be false. the last point i would like to make is i know this is a talk about the bush doctrine and counterterrorism, but i think we want to keep in perspective that the foreign policy of the bush administration ranged over an enormous

bush. carolyn eisenberg is a professor of u.s. history and foreign policy at hofstra, author of the prize-winning book on the american occupation of germany should -- of germany. she has written and spoken widely on the u.s. operations in iraq. in 2004, she served on a task force for a bipartisan coalition for a realistic foreign policy. her articles have appeared in " the journal of american history," and " radical history review." she is presently completing a book called, " never lose and the illusion of national policy." stephen knott is a professor at the u.s. naval war college. he received his degree at boston college. he is author of multiple books. one is in the example of covert operations by the early american presidents. he is the co-author of a book on reagan. his most recent book," rush to judgment" was published in march 2012. amy goodman is the host and producer of democracy now, a national award-winning news program on public television and radio stations worldwide. she has

bush is more of the same. donald trump is the only one who speaks to the veterans, pride in america. the world is going to respect this nation and respect the people here if you vote for him. because he has nothing to gain. he is already a multibillionaire. he doesn't need you. barack obama just wanted to be the first negro. he don't care if he succeeds. that is exactly what they wanted and they really don't care about you. so i just wanted to give you some food for thought. don't put that beer can head jeb bush in their or hillary clinton. there's 312 million people in this nation. carson and so many others are fully qualified. bill scanlan: that caller mentioned donald trump. he will make an announcement tomorrow at 11:00. look for coverage on the c-span networks. we are asking for your shots -- thoughts on jeb bush. let's hear from david in albuquerque. democrats line. go ahead. caller: i just wanted to say that if jeb bush wins the republican nomination, we must have the stupidest people in the world livin

if you're jeb bush and you're running for president. >> we want george bush! we want bush! >> after years or months i guess of deliberation dad's decided to change his name to jeb bushovski. >> reporter: jeb jr. joked about it in an exclusive interview with cnn. but lineage is a serious issue as bush attempts to renew the family's unusual long-term lease on the white house. >> everybody knows that i'm george's boy and barbara's boy and that's a blessing. and everybody knows i'm w's brother and i consider that a blessing as well. but i'm also my own person. i've lived my own life. >> on my orders -- >> reporter: but now he's got to live with his brother's decisions. and with the public that's not exactly clamoring for one more bush it's tricky. >> my brother, who i love more than life. >> the united states -- >> reporter: especially since jeb can't quite bring himself to second-guess the decision to invade iraq. >> of course anybody would have made different decisions. there's no denying that. knowing what we know now, what would you have done? i would have not engaged, i wo

bush and brother of former president george w bush. >> i admire their service to the nation and difficult decisions they had to make. but i'm my own man and my views are shaped by my own thinking and my own experiences. >> jeb bush was born and raised in texas. hean exchange program in mexico became a defining moment in his life. that's where he met his future wife. bush took on several jobs from banking to real estate, which ultimately led him to relocate to florida. bush volunteered for his father's 1988 presidential campaign before leaping out on his own political career. in 1994 bush ran for governor of florida and lost by small margin. in 1998 jeb bush won the governor seat. he was hawkish on taxes helped to protect the everglades and signed into law florida's stand your ground law the first state in the country to do so. on certain immigration issues bush was more liberal. supporting a bill to allow illegal immigrants to receive driver's license but that bill failed. bill recused himself from an official role when his brother was eventually elect: bush allies said that a run for the

the bush family the big bush family. like you i've known jeb a long time. some of you know i was senate president when he was governor and we worked together. and then i was his lieutenant governor. what an honor. what a privilege. what an adventure. some of you may not know that i've actually known jeb for over 30 years. i met him as a young, bright, rock-rib, head-banging conservative when governor martinez appointed him the secretary of commerce and i just happened to chair the committee that did his confirmation. well, i'll share with you that that head has a little more gray hair in it than when i first met him. but i'll tell you, that heart is exactly the same jeb that i met. [ applause ] he's the guy that can't wait to take on a b hag. now, that's not an opponent. those of you that have worked with jeb knows what a b hag is. it's a big, hairy audacious, goal. and you know what? after all these years, he is still as idealistic as the guy i met 30 years ago. he always believes we can do better. he believes in accomplishing really big things. he doesn't

bush ran for office in 1979. as they hit the trail, both are looking to separate themselves from the pack and presidential lineage. jed facing questions about his brother's decisions relating to iraq and hillary clinton distancing herself. in the week ahead we look at the changes facing the candidates as we go deeper into their presidential campaigns. >> looking forward to it. >> south korea reported a death in the middle eastern respiratory syndrome bringing the total to 15. president park geun-hye visited a hospital affected by the virus and talked with patients. met health care workers and assessed safety care measures. it affected 145 south koreans in the past few weeks, casres linked to a man who returned to south korea after a business trip >>> a new report to be presented to the u.n. human rights council describes a pattern of pervasive violent abuse and discrimination of l.g.b.t. and intersex people. a study found there's no human rights mechanism that has a systematic and comprehensive approach to the hu

bush wants to show case his own record, not his family legacy. >> in florida, monday, jed bush made it official. >> i have decided i'm a candidate for president of the united states of america. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: the announcement came at miami dad college. political diverse till was a key theme. mr bush attacked the administration outrage to cuba. >> we need an american president to go to havana. with free cuban people. i'm ready to be that president. >> he jabbed at hillary clinton. >> the presidency should not be passed from one liberal to the next. they took on rivals serving in the u.s. senate. >> we are not going to clean p clean up the mess in washington by electing the people that helped create it or are incapable of mixing it. >> jed bush is the son of gh w bush and younger brother of 43rd george w. bush. he unveiled a campaign logo with his first name onward. -- only. his mother attending, but his father and brother stayed away. >> not one of his deserves the job by resume family narrative. it's nobody's term it's everybody's test it's wide open. >> reporte

bush. his father is not here, his brother is not here, but today is the day when he tries to sell himself not as a bush, but they've former governor of florida for the country at large. john: i assume many people thought he would be the front runner when he got in. he is a top-tier candidate, but do you feel as though jeb bush himself and the people around him are feeling like they have fallen short of expectations of either of america, the political class or their own expectations? mark: they are certainly doing well raising money. he's devoted a lot of his time to that, but in the camps of some of the other leading candidates like scott walker, in those camps, there is a confidence and a feeling of accomplishment that they come from the unknown to being thought of as strong candidates. bush has gone the other way. he's gone from someone who they thought would clearly be the front runner and the strongest downstream candidate, to now someone who has to prove himself and there's no doubt th

she leads jeb bush by eight points. the republican who is closer to hillary clinton is rand paul who trails hillary clinton by only one point. joining us now is steve kornacki, steve is in orlando where jeb bush and six other republicans, potential republicanal presidential candidates hosted by governor rick scott. also joining us caitlyn huey-burns and back with us former congressman barney franks. this part of the discussion is so tricky at the moment. these so-called potential candidates because jeb bush once again, actually in his comments doing that thing of pretending he hasn't yet decided that he's running for president so he can, you know, legally raise all that money on the outside of the campaign and without being accused of coordinating. in that parade down there of candidates, who was best received in that group in florida? >> well, i'll tell you, to be honest, i think it was jeb bush today. but that comes with a couple of big catches. i mean obviously, this is bush's home state, not only that. if you look a

bush. he's different from his brother george bush. >> jeb is different from my brother. jeb is jeb bush. >> he really cares about us, he really cares with people with developmental disabilities. >> emphasizing what he has done for what he calls the most vulnerable. >> what we need is new leadership and takes the issues and emphasizes them. >> we're going to take is a closer look at how jeb bush and hillary clinton are working to dween themselvesdefine themselves. at 11:30. hillary clinton today says she has concerns about the president's trade agenda. president obama wants a deal with pacific rim countries that would take jobs away from americans. house voted against had a on friday. >> the president should listen to and work with his allies in congress starting with nancy pelosi who have expressed their concerns about the impact that a weak agreement would have on our workers, to make sure we get the best strongest deal possible. and if we don't get it, this should be no deal. >> meanwhile

bush noelle bush, jeb bush jr. >> she's not a political wife which i love. i like to go home and be with her and be as we've been. she's my soul mate for 41 years. >> reporter: jeb converted to catholicism for his wife. we asked him what language they use most often at home. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: back in the car, driving through iowa, i ask about his cherished sundays. >> you talk about the grandchildren. >> yeah. >> the joys of your life. sunday fun day. >> yeah. >> how many of those sundays are you going to have to put aside? >> i'm pretty serious about maintaining sunday as a time to really just kind of regain my footing, to stay balanced spiritually and physically. i can campaign really hard for six days. and take a day off. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm david muir in iowa. >>> and next, the women of "broad city." sorry, lena dunham, fans think they're the voice of a generation. how these millennial misfits are making comedy history. considered a family? when you fell in love? when you got married? when you had kids? when did you first fi

. >> jeb bush may be in real trouble. and why the draft elizabeth warren campaign is calling it quits. plus, espn's jeremy schaap has the shocking resignation of fifa's president. >>> and a look at the private conversations, of caitlyn's jenner's transformation. >> she's cute. >> how old is she? >> how old is she? >> if i'm not mistaken, caitlyn jenner is the father. >> "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. there is one state jeb bush absolutely must win. it's his home state, florida, but that for jeb bush is no sure thing. bush took part in a cattle call, a republican candidate today in the state he used to govern, an event convened by the current florida governor at rick scott at, yes, walt disney world in florida. jeb bush's lead has evaporated among his support of registered republican leaning voters to just 10% in the new survey. bush is now effectively die with at least six of his competitors, including marco rubio who spoke to scott summit over video in washington where he was v

and not just another bush. >> yes. >> reporter: wahat does that mean? who is jeb bush? >> well jeb is different than george and jeb is who he is. my life story is different. i got to do that when i ran as governor and i got to share my passion for service when i was governor and in telling that story is going to be part of this. i don't have to disassociate myself from my family. i love them. but i know that for me to be successful i'm going to have to show my heart, tell my story. >> reporter: can you give me one little example of who jeb bush is that makes you feel like you are the guy who people should choose to be president? >> well i can make decisions. i've made tough decisions. i have a life experience that's full of successes. i think it's something that has been lacking in the presidency someone who has been tempered by life. along the way, i'll get to share that. i've lived overseas i've worked overseas. i've been in business. i've served as governor. i give back to my community. i have a great relationship with my wife and family and i'll get to share all of

laura: are you putting your money on a rerun of bush/clinton 1992? josh: jeb bush has a solid shot. given how dissatisfied my country is and has been for a long time -- you have to go back to the first bush presidency to see voters being very anxious and dissatisfied about the way the country is headed. there are a lot of unprintable outcomes to come. both sides -- the democratic side, where bernie sanders has emerged as a surprising hillary clinton opponent. i do not think jeb bush at all a front runner in the republican field. i think rubio will give him a run for his money, if not the other candidates out there. i think the likelihood of a clinton-bush rematch is not as strong as people might expect. laura: you are going to disappoint people who feel a bit nostalgic in 2016. you are going to have a busy time with that race. josh from "the national journal." time for a quick reminder of international headlines. the president of sudan has slipped the net again. omar al-bashir has arrived back in khartoum after he defied a court order. he is wanted by the international criminal cour

waiting to hear from jeb bush who hopes to become the third bush who makes his way to the white house. his dad is not there his brother is not there but his mom is there and we're told he just talked to to his dad on the phone. this is jeb bush distinguishing himself from this family and other candidates. chance are he will have about $100 million to run this race at this stage of the game. $100 million. by comparison, mitt romney, four years ago at this very stage of the game, had $20 million and that was an eye-popping amount then. that was then. this is now. money is the great elixir, and we're told that hillary clinton has a similar war chest to go. so money will matter. the pressure right now is on front-running candidate many argue, has to share the wealth with other candidates. they're ready for the introduction of jeb bush, we're ready -- this is his time, the third bush to make a run for the white house here. keep in hind there is bush on a ticket -- since 1980 six time. >> proud we were able to make a difference. to change lives. we grew our economy and led the nation in job

and bush 43. they were beloved among the staff and barbara would wander in to the kitchen in the early morning before a swim with a base her swim with a base it on in the bathroom over and spoke ahead and talk to the cooking and who was a pastry chef that she called the cooking men. it really was eye-opening to me because the book is not partisan in any way's. i didn't know what i would find out. one thing that is uniform was that bush senior and mrs. bush were kind of the staff. the 2nd story was about lyndon johnson who was a very obsessed with the white house shower, and shower, and that has been reported before. the way the story reveals a new bit of information that i will read that his nickname because of his bright red hair may have found pres. lyndon johnson amusing at first's but was in may completely miserable in the presence eccentric demands. he started and 46 and retired and 79 and passed away in 2007 and his wife wrote down stories and bring how his erratic schedule affected their li

a deeper look at the bush and at bush and the republican race but first the new clinton pitch and how a stunning rebuke of her former boss, president obama might complicate democratic party politics and secretary clinton's play it safe strategy. >> prosperity can't be just for ceos and hedge fund managers, democracy can't be just for billionaires, and corporations. america can't succeed unless you succeed. that is why i am running for president of the united states. >> molly ball you were at this rally talked to some of those on hand after. the optics were good. she was already in the race officially but this is the raison d'etre. what did you think? >> it was not as big a crowd as it looked on tv. the campaign said it was about 5,000 people. it was surprisingly modest. i thought they might use this opportunity to prove they could draw a big crowd but they didn't and there was an overflow area with no one in it. so there were not that many people on hand. it looked nice. it was a glorious day in new york. the speech itself i found really flat. it was just sort of a list of proposals.

the name bush, is it bushed? is it gone? think it is. >> yeah. >> i -- i look at these numbers, and watch him falling back into the pack. everybody knows who jeb bush, is but he -- i think joe's right. he hasn't been out there -- i can't think of a strong performance by him yet this cycle where he stood on tv and we all watched him give a barn burner. >> i think he hasn't distinguished himself in any way. the thing that people found appealable about him regardless of his name is that he stood up of things he believed in regardless of party, immigration or common core. haven't seen him do that, defend those policies and he's tried to blend in with the pack because he has a problem with conservatives. he also has a problem with the larger country the way he answered the question on iraq. that should have been a no-brainer. no, of course we shouldn't have gone into iraq knowing what we know now but it took him three or four days to answer that question. >> i think hillary's campaign is responsible for the trustworthy numbers be

bush was a great president. in fact, he will probably come out at some time as a below average or average president but the conventional wisdom regarding the presidency of george w. bush i believe is misguided and a revisionist account of this presidency at least in regard to his national security policy is overdue. not too far from the world trade center site. put put yourself in bush's position or in his seat around 912. put yourself in his seat and ask what you would have done. i no what he did that day or the next. he told his fbi director and is atty. gen. to do whatever it took to make sure that this did not happen again. and i have to say, had i been in that seat i probably would have said the same thing. thank you. [applause] >> september 11 was clearly a defining moment a horrific moment with close to 3000 people incinerated in an instant. the question was what did iraq have to do with september 11. if you ask yourself as the last bigger suggested what would you have done in september 12 why would you a

jeb bush, former governor of florida, brother of george w. bush, son of george h.w. bush became the 11th major republican candidate to declare run for presidency in 2016. there was one nice candid moment where he referenced the fact that there are a gazillion people running. >> campaigns aren't easy and they aren't supposed to be. i know there are a lot of good people running for president. quite a few, in fact. not one of us deserves the job by right of resume, party, family or family narrative. it is nobody's turn but everybody's test exactly as a contest for president should be. >> the wide open nature of the race is honestly very, very exciting this year, but the size of the field is creating all sorts of challenges for the individual candidates and for the party as a whole trying to figure out how to deal with the whole unwieldy giant group of people none of whom has particularly strong advantage over the others. there is a new poll that came out the headline they put out is no top tier. the director of the poll says you would be hard pressed to look at the resu

bush won. if the world is a mess, and she cannot convince people how she would do things differently or better, i am not predicting that outcome, that is more resident. one poll, but pretty incredible. john: she could spend a lot of time being distracted by things coming out of the foundation. if barack obama is over 50%, the world economy is growing. she is not a shoe in, but almost a prohibitive favorite. mark: that plus the electoral college. everybody can run for president in america. that is being put to the test for rhode island. their former governor has not gotten much coverage on the day of his presidential announcement. the local tv station down some room in their budget to squeeze him and. it was not always their top story. >> the highway looks good this morning. frank? >> some of the day's other top news stories. this is the day that ormer rhode island governor chafee is running for president. >> fortunately, there were no serious injuries. >> lincoln chafee is expected to announce

george h.w bush george w. bush both missing. barbara bush is in attendance but jeb bush's family he married a woman from mexico. it's something he talks about a lot on the campaign trail. hikids grew up speaking spanish, and the state senator behind me is a family friend of the bush family, and he said this is a family that represents the purple state, the new america, and describing jeb bush as somebody who can win in ways other republicans cannot. it's telling who they selected to be here. >> i feel like the governor is coming out any second. i may have to cut you off. we know there's a fiesta plans for after the event. some word that the governor may say some lines in spanish. it seems very important to the campaign they burnish their credentials among the hispanic community in america. that seems to be a big play for today. >> that's the bottom the root of all of the staging here of this event. this is a cluj that has a large hispanic population. there is apparently a fiesta plans afterwards. it's possible the governor is go

bush 43 chief of staff, andy. now, what i understand, and he joins us on the phone, his brother will be there, his wife will be there, what do you make of that? >> holy spirit jeb rub for presidency, it's not about his dad or brother, some people try to make it that way, but jeb bush is a leader all into himself, and he's got a great character because of the family that he's part of the. but he's been a solid leader on his own, and he certainly led florida in a phenomenon way during his two terms as governor, and he's got great ideas, he's updated, he's mature, he knows what it means to make tough decisions and campaign and win, and he alice knows what it's like to lose, so he ran for governor once and lost, so he knows it's not going to be handed to him, he has to work hard for it, he's smart, creative, and i think he's going to be a great president. neil: i think you'll like him. now, 1994, the year he lost, that was the year his brother beat anne richards and being the governor, setting the stage for what would

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it's named after press cot bush that would be jeb bush's grandfather. >> it is pretty hot in a texas airplane hanger right? >> reporter: 90 plus yes, it's very hot. rick perry looked like he was perspiring a little bit. everybody was. >>> also in texas tonight, the democratic front runner hillary clinton. clinton spent today talking about voting rights but last night she was pushing for campaign cash. something that wouldn't normally raise eyebrows except when it's seen as giving her an unfair advantage even inside the democratic party. chief white house correspondent ed henry on hillary clinton and whether the dnc is playing favorites >> reporter: hillary clinton today used the back drop of a historically black college in houston to launch an aggressive push to expand voting rights for minorities. >> today republicans are systematically and deliberately trying to stop millions of american citizen is from voting. >> reporter: including a federally mandated early voting period of at least 20 days had in every state. and a federal system to automatically register every citizen to vote

i'm not a big fan of jeb bush. frankly he's there because the name bush has been away, but the last thing we need in this country is another bush and i think i'll supersede jeb bush in the not too distant future. >> in that same interview, trump also slammed jeb bush for supporting his brother's appointment of supreme court chief justice john roberts who wrote the court's majority person upholding the affordable care act. >> justice roberts is a disaster. he was put there by bush, jeb bush actually wanted him to get that position and justice roberts is the one that gave us obamacare. it should be called roberts obamacare. >> i'm joined by the round table. perry bacon, sabrina sadecki, and howard fineman. howard, i never thought i'd be saying this, but i'm looking ahead to that debate in august, that first republican debate, we know jeb bush will be on the stage. clearly donald trump will be on the stage. and of all those candidates, i think the one jeb bush has to worry about is donald trump. how do you handle what

in terms of people getting elected -- you could not have been funnier about george bush and george bush won twice. he eviscerated him and it did not seem to have an effect. mark: you have been outspoken about money and politics being a bad thing. does that apply to money from liberals in politics? judd apatow: it is ridiculous that anyone thinks that rich people care about other people. when the code others -- koch brothers give a million dollars it is not out of a great concern for the masses. everyone is forced into this game. mark: that applies as much to hollywood girls? judd apatow: hollywood liberals would be able to change the system and i do not think conservatives would do it. john: you built a comedy empire. judd apatow: i should buy some politicians. john: you have been behind the camera. as a producer, director, as a writer. you are back on stage. has that been freaky to get back up on -- in front of people and perform and judge material in real-time? judd apatow: i like it because when you are directing you work on a project for two or three years and one day you find out i

one thing almost uniform is the bush senior and mrs. bush were very kind to the staff. the second story is about lyndon johnson who was fairly upset that the white house shower. it has been reported before. the way the story reveals a new bit of information that i will read. price arrington got his nickname because a man of bright red hair made of found president lyndon johnson and his enough for his study was made completely miserable by the president eccentric demands. arrington started in 1946 and retired in 1979 passed away in 2007. his wife margaret wrote many other stories. she remembers how his erratic schedule affected their lives and minds of their three daughters. the restaurant in annapolis neck &-ampersand white house: mr. aaron king. i just thought that was so funny. it was president johnson wanted something done with this commode. tortured read with his obsession with the water pressure and temperature. the water never came hard enough or hard enough for johnson. then they would dole out letter grades they got an asset for a time and he started his career