you re seeing in virginia when it comes to the political implications of impeachment. the incumbents are locked in a close race with andy basheer whose dad ran in kentucky. it s turned into more of a shirts versus skins exercise. but if donald trump can t campaign in virginia, none of these 20-something democrats in virginia can step foot in virginia, because the national democrats are so unpopular. obviously we have a polarized environment, blue states and red states. the fact that trump can t campaign in virginia doesn t tell me all that much when the democrats can t campaign in a lot of states. i wish i were running for president. they asked me to come down, i could have gone. you have an announcement to make? no. as a city congresswoman at the table, i do want to say one
just keep talking to them no matter what. tucker: so you text them while the shooting is going on, they texted you back. they must have just been panicked. what was your reunion like with your parents? um, as soon as i left the school i was crossing the street and they kept having us turn around. i was on the phone with my mom trying to figure out where she was, but she said she was going towards the end, and as soon as i saw her eye just ran to her, and my dad ran. my little sister was there and we were just crying and hugging each other. tucker: that is an emotional just emotional thinking about that. you were led out of the classroom and the school by a s.w.a.t. team, what did you see on your way out? i tried not to look, but
tucker: oh, so you text them while the shooting is going on,e they texted you back. they must have just been panicked. what was your reunion like with your parents?ve um, as soon as i left the school, i was crossing the street and they kept having us turn around. i was on the phone with my mom trying to figure out where she was, but she said she was going towards the end, and as soon as i saw her, i just ran to her, and my dad ran. my little sister was there and we were just crying and hugging each other. tucker: oh! that is an emotional na just emotional thinking about that. you were led out of thee classroom and the school by a s.w.a.t. team, what did you see on your way out?e i tried not to look, but there was blood and gunpowder and bodies just all over the place.
de-escalation. yesterday he was criticized by steve bannon who called president bush the most destructive president in american history. the bush daughters address this in part in their new book sisters first out today. it s a great privilege. they join me now. barbara bush and jenna bush hager. barbara is on nbc. i ve seen you over the years, but now it s all in the book. barbara, leet talk about the pain. here you were in the white house. you grew up part until the white house when your grandfather was president, but here you re seeing your father under attack. there were a lot of controversial decisions that he made. how did you absorb that? you were in college in those days. definitely. so we went away to college the year our dad ran for president,
pennsylvania avenue here in washington. why had the privilege to serve his press secretary for the president george w. bush. early this week i returned to my old stomping ground to sit down with the current press secretary, sarah sanders. what is your first new memory and didn t affect any of your educational career choices? the persona comes to mind would probably be when my dad ran for u.s. senate in 1992. i was nine years old. it was a devastating night for our family and i remember just the impact. it s only given a greater appreciation one when you win as opposed to losing.