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you for coming and/or suspended with us. today we are we are pleased to welcome back to new hampshire he was hear for several terms as governor and then went on to become george hw bush s chief of staff. please join me in welcoming the indispensable presidency of george hw bush governor john hgovernor john h sununu. [applause] thank you very much. thank you. let me thank gibson s for there hospitality. i am an old book and bookstore addict. and i think the way you have been able to handle such breadth of scope and keep it as an intimate facility should satisfy any book addict. i recommend it to my anyone lookinganyone looking for a place to browse and find great stuff to read this is the place to come. i would like to thank you all for taking a bit of time to join us. i wrote the quiet manman because i feel that george herbert walker bush had in his one term as extraordinary presidency as we have had in modern times. i wanted toi wanted to get between the two covers o ....
different word in an interview after the election, and it s contained in the book. but the fact is that i could tell by looking at him he had really lost a lot of the fire because of what he saw was a campaign being misrun. he tried to get jimmy baker in to fix it up and baker came back too late, i think. you re all great to come. i thank you very much. i ll hang around and sign some books. but if you like it, please tell your friends. i m just trying to get george herbert walker bush, the 41st president of the united states, the credit i think he deserves and i think history will give him. thank you. [applause] thank you very much everybody, for coming. we will be moving now to a signing table over by the door past the register. if you d like to chat with him a little bit more, he will be over there. please bring your books, i see most of you have them already. if you do not and you want one we have them at the registers. thank you for coming. [inaudible conversation ....
with, but also disingenuous. but there is a certain masking as well that goes with that. that was that. we brought down the flag end of conversation. the post conversation, we haven t talked, for example, do they talk about this as a form of terrorism? i haven t seen much discussion about it. my facebook page [inaudible] in general i don t think we have that. when abdulazeez, i forgot his first name was caught in tennessee, any time this happens with one of our muslim brothers would go immediately look into what website is elected not. has he ever googled for a school project muslim fundamentalism. this must be the root of all of it. i hope some group didn t send him in there. let s be clear. on his facebook page is for aggregation flag on his jacket. he s 21 years old. the real throwback is unique not just a confederate flag. get the rhodesian flag. that is her white supremacy. he is the lone gunmen who showed up and that was that. somewhere around there somethin ....
thus far, turbulent seems a more givenair description, that trump has exploded so many of the historical norms that have long governed the conduct of the presidency. the question now is whether we are living in the new normal of chaos or whether the president and his evolving team have both the capacity and the will to run the country in a way that preserves some sense of order at home and abroad. joining me now to discuss, from washington, is andrea mitchell. chief the formidable foreign affairs correspondent for nbc news. with me in new york, a veteran journalist and an editorial director of time, inc. i m pleased to have them. andrea, you ve done this for a while, as have we all. has this first month been about what you would have expected, a little worse, a little better, when you were coming out of the surprise of the election and through the transition into the inauguration? andrea: i think it was as expected, if you looked at the campaign, at the rhetoric, at t ....
politic when it does peak. meacham: we continue with a discussion of education and reform with founder and c.e.o. of success academy, eva moskowitz. i felt a profound sense of unfairness. why shouldn t every kid get an equal opportunity. why is access limited to by zip code. that always pained me. and so i actually went into politics not because i was interested in politics more broadly but because i wanted to solve the problem of public education. meacham: we conclude with fine art photographer jack spencer. i think what i was trying to do was to increase my- people mf what a remarkable country that we live in on this little spek of a planet, floating around out in the universe. and i think that a lot of people don t even see it and i think one of the things that i was appreciative in your forward about was the line in there i think towards the end that it taught you how 20 see. politics, education and photography. when we continue. rose: funding rose: fu ....