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encountered his fair share of crisis. when sedomhussein refused to lever kuwait. he authorized can desert storm and shield. it forced him to break a campaign promise to raise taxes. 1990. let me ask you something about the naper of your presidency. about a year ago you said you hadn t really been tested. in fact those of us that trabled thousands of miles with you seemed to think you had a lot of fun being president, if you will with, seemed to be enjoying it. is it different than what you e expect snd. i m still enthusiastic. but i would have to conceive there have been some tough
people there were dissidents for democracy, the fact that you had the berlin wall come down in 89 and what that meant, the wall being the symbol of the cold war, ronald reagan had said gorbachev, tear it down. now it was chiseled away, young people ripping away at it. the breakup of the soviet union and what that meant. all the countries that had been trying to join nato like poland and romania and the czech respect and slovakia. there was this moment in the bush presidency that it seemed like the american democratic ideal was overtaking the globe in a revolutionary fashion. and the capstone of that became when he went in with the gar to liberate kuwait gulf war to liberate kuwait and did, and the troops did not extend the war into baghdad but said we had a mission and we re not going to have mission creep.
marks almost a josting a injolt jolting era. the last serving president since world war ii. he leaves behind a legacy and political dynasty although he didn t like the word. it has changed the american political landscape. cnn s jamie gangel has more. reporter: george h.w. bush may have sat in the oval office for just four years, but his legacy of last for generations. in foreign policy this will not stand, this aggression against kuwait. reporter: bush s coalition-building during desert storm was unprecedented, uniting near 40 countries and ending the conflict in a matter of weeks. a playbook for all presidents that followed. if you want to know how to a war, take a look at the way