transcript from the president in the oval office or the white house, a bill of love. i can t help but envision the jeb bush loyalist. the jeb bush people. their heads are exploding. he was fileted by donald trump by many in the party 32 years ago. and saying the immigration is an act of love. and talking about a bill of love. love is in the air here in washington. you make a key point about how much the times have changed in the sense that if barack obama were still president and wanted a deal, he would accept an increased funding to get republican votes. if george w. bush were president, democrats would think okay, we trust him on this issue and if he needs that whether it s a wall or a barrier or surveillance, whatever. we have democrat who is don t want to give him a penny for i wall he said mexico will pay for and now he wants the u.s. taxpayers to pay for.
and somewhat of a puppet. so i don t think it s going to change opinions at all, but it s certainly going to be an interesting one because it comes from the father of the bush clan. well, it is interesting because george w. says that his father never said those things to him, so what s coming out in the book it s going to be more interesting to see. now, just to follow up on this, what about these revelations? do you think they re going to help or hurt jeb bush s struggling campaign now? well, i would imagine that the jeb bush people right now are crafting some sort of response that s going to get away from the controversy because he s got enough controversies of his own. true. well, this book also reveals that donald trump had political aspirations, and that goes as far back as 1988 because he wanted to be mr. bush s running mate that year. a few differences in their campaigns, do you think? well, you know, we ended up with dan quayle, so one has to wonder whether donald trump
political watchers who have watched these two for many years, from a time in fact that bush was the mentor to marco rubio, this was going to happen, there s been under the radar, already been a lot of tension between these two camps, a lot of jeb bush people, marco rubio having jumped the gun, having stepped in front of jeb s opportunity which they see as his best if not, his last opportunity, something he wanted to do, run for president. there s a lot of bad blood behind the scenes between these two camps. that said, i think one of the important facts to remember, these two are sitting at identical places in the polls. when you look at these campaigns, there s the media primary, money primary and the actual primary. and the money primary, jeb bush has been vanquishing marco rubio the whole time. media primary, rubio has always been ahead, declared winner of every debate in terms of us, the pundit. and it hasn t moved the actual primary. two despite that stuck at 8, 9%.