bush was still in the navy. they would have 6 children including our 43rd president, george w. bush and popular florida governor jeb. bush left the navy and graduated yale before he and barbara moved to texas to find his dreams on the wheel field. by age 30 he was cofounder and president of zapata offshore which pioneered experimental drilling equipment but just like his father bush was attracted to public service and politics. after losing his first political race for a senate seat in 1964 he was elected to the house of representatives two years later serving two terms, encouraged by richard nixon to run again for senate in 1970, he was defeated a second time. he moved on to high government positions. in 1971 richard nixon appointed him ambassador to the united nations and in 1973 he became chairman of the republican national committee at the height of the watergate scandal. bush urged next to resign for the good of the party. >> i shall resign the presidency effective at noon tomorrow. >> world bush sent them to china as part of the liaison office. a short time ago he called him to be

focusing on tariffs and china and tributes to former president george w. bush. >> >> today all of that was put aside when the two families met on the eve of former president george hw bush's funeral. donald trump says he was looking forward to this moment, a chance to offer private condolences to george w. bush and mrs. bush. the meeting lasted 23 minutes and signified a fine of tension at least for now as donald trump declared tomorrow federal holiday a national day of mourning. he will be there inside the national cathedral alongside every other former living president but donald trump will not be delivering a eulogy. jeb bush explains why. >> what people want to talk about is why isn't the president giving the eulogy? it is because we have a unique circumstance. my brother was president. the president called george and myself friends. >> america posits to remember the 41st president global markets are reaction in real-time, confusion about donald trump's truce and trade war with china and fears of a recession after the us treasury yield curve inverted for the first time since 2007.

score, president george w. bush made four troops to iraq when he was in the white house, president obama made one. >> new footage from the turkey/syria border, us troops patrolling at new threats of a tense situation. your that story tonight, david joined fox news last night and his wife had a baby on friday. congratulations, your first-ever report on the network, welcome, glad to have you. >> a lot of news out of syria. very busy, us troops walking a fine line in a region that becomes more complicated by the day. called a chess game in the middle east and us troops are constantly in the middle. donald from doubling down on his decision to pull troops from syria, turkey could soon make an entrance. a week after donald trump announced he would pull out of syria the same troops patrolled the borders between kurdish led forces and turkey backed fighters in northern syria. this as multiple reports suggest turkey is preparing a military incursion in northern syria against their long-running foes, the kurds. >> translator: turkish and daylight syrian opposition forces sometimes fire at u

, president george w. bush will lie in state in the capitol rotunda, which will be open to the public around the clock until wednesday morning. that is where a lot of folks in our chief national correspondent ed henry are on capitol hill. good evening, ed. >> shannon, good to see you. it is freezing out here but you will not hear me complain one bed. there are 100 people be on my camera, i can see them in the district out toward the supreme court, waiting to get here to the east front of the capitol and go to the rotunda to pay their respects. this is a wonderful outpouring, showing of love and support. i can tell you president trump earlier tonight put aside his political differences with the bush family. he and first lady melania trump came in to pay their respects inside that rotunda just a couple of hours ago. the first couple one didn't, bowed their heads in prayer, also saluted the coffin. shortly after the president had sent an official letter to leaders in congress marking the death of his predecessor by saying in the note, the 41st president "lead a life that exemplified what

fox news alert, donald trump paying his respects to george w. bush at the capitol hill rotunda. we will take you there live. the fight over border wall funding shows up for a few weeks but plenty of drama, stick around for katherine herridge, violent riots in france, part of the riots for the rest of the world taxing the middle class to underwrite green energy. we explain with the power panel. we begin honoring a hero, president george hw bush will lie in state at the capitol rotunda which will be open to the public until wednesday morning where a lot of folks and ed henry are tonight on capitol hill. >> it is freezing but you will not hear me complain. there are hundreds of people i can see in the distance waiting to get to the east front of the capital and go into the rotunda to pay their respects. this is a wonderful showing of love and support. donald trump put aside his political differences with the bush family. he and first lady milania trump came in to pay their respects a couple hours ago. the first couple about their heads in prayer, saluted the coffin after the president

private condolences to former president george w. bush and mrs. bush. at the meeting lasted 23 minutes and it signified a falling attention, at least for now as president trump declared tomorrow a federal holiday and a national day of mourning. he will be there inside the national cathedral alongside every other former leading president. but president trump will not be delivering a eulogy. today, his former rival jeb bush explained why. >> what people want to talk about, why isn't the president giving the eulogy? it's because we have a unique circumstance here, my brother was president. they have been very kind and gracious. the president called both of us and could not have been nicer. >> the global market reacting in real time, the confusion about president trump's truce and his trade war with china and the fears of our possession after the u.s. treasury inverted for the first time since 2007. the dow tumbled just short of 800 points. the s&p 500 lost 90, the nasdaq emerged 283. it was the worst decline for the market in almost eight weeks. investors are spooked about just ho

prosecutor, his last words on earth, i love you too. spoken to us on george w. bush, now president george h bush lies in houston, and moments he will tell what he saw inside the funeral and the media's sudden love affair with the man they bashed while he was alive. resident trump working tonight to clarify the trade situation with china after a market meltdown on tuesday, new inside from beijing at this late hour. hello, and welcome to "fox news at night" i am shannon bream in washington. we're looking at the legacy of one president who called for a new world order and another who is now trying to transform it altogether. team coverage tonight, casey stegall and houston. >> at the church where george h.w. bush has arrived a short while ago, crowds are lining up to pay their respects, mchenry takes things up first night with president trump's efforts on trade. >> great to see you. 's and push knew how help wealth to look at this relationship is pertinent there are some helpful sensor president trump that this trade deal with china might actually stick, as the government for the firs

i love you too spoken to his son george w. bush, george hw bush lies in repose in houston, britt hume on what he saw inside the funeral and the sudden's love affair with the man they bashed when he was alive and donald from working to clarify the trade situation with china after a market meltdown tuesday, new insights from beijing at this late hour. i am shannon bream in washington. we are looking at the legacy of a president who called for new world order and another trying to transform it all together. team coverage tonight, casey steagall at the church where george hw bush arrived a short time ago, crowds lining up to pay their respects and ed henry kicks things off tonight with donald trump's efforts on trade and his appearance at the washington funeral today. >> bush 41 served as an envoy to china and who better than anyone how delicate this relationship is. hopeful signs for donald trump the trade deal with china might stick as the communist government started to speak positively forged at the g 20 saying the talks were friendly and candid, soothing words reopening in a few

, president george w. bush made four troops to iraq while he was in the white house. president obama made one. shannon. >> shannon: all right, jonathan, thank you for the update. footage from the turkey-syria border. u.s. troops patrolling amid new threats. it's a very tense situation. here with the, fox news correspondent david. he joined fox news and then his wife had a baby on friday. congratulations. your first-ever report is for us, welcome, david. >> glad to be here. a lot of news out of syria, very busy. u.s. troops walking a fine line in a region that becomes more complicated by the day. call it a chess game in the middle east. u.s. troops are constantly in the middle of the board. president trump is doubling down on his decision to pull troops from syria as turkey could soon make an entrance. week after president trump announced he would pull troops from syria, many of the same troops patrolled the borders between kurdish-led forces in turkey-backed forces in northern syria. the patrols come as multiple reports suggest turkey is preparing a military incursion in northern syr

family. their eldest son, george w. bush, became the 43rd president of the united states. in total, they had 17 grandchildren, a eight great grandchildren pit after barbara bush died, her husband said she would want mike to go on. also said, "across the bushes off your worry list." tonight, they are together agai again. george h.w. bush, the 41st president of the states, where just getting a statement and from his son, president george w. bush, he said jab, neil, marvin, dora, and i are all saddened to announce that after 94 remarkable years, our dear dad has died. george h.w. bush was a man of the highest character, and the best dad a son or daughter could ask for. the entire bush family is deeply grateful for 41's life and love, for the compassion of those who have cared and prayed for dad, and for the condolences of our friends and fellow citizens." again, president george hw bush, our 41st president, dead tonight at the age of 94. as we think back on all he accomplished, i mention the foreign policy, a lot of folks will follow the bush 41 presidency and written about it and tho

the top trainees tech executive. in the nation's final farewell to former president george w. bush. the sights and sounds of the last leg of his journey to its final resting place. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. we begin with corresponding kristin fisher, who's got a preview of robert mueller's marathon today, or tomorrow. what can we expect? >> tomorrow could easily be one of the busiest days of the entire russian investigation. it's a deadline for the special counsel to file potentially very revealing memos about paul manafort and michael cohen. it's at a former fbi director james comey will be back on capitol hill, and it's the day that george papadopoulos gets out of prison. so there's a lot going on. let's start with michael cohen. 5:00 p.m. tomorrow, that is a deadline for prosecutors to submit their sentencing memo laying out of the president's former fixer has cooperated in multiple investigations. they are, we could learn how much he has rested on his former boss. but a lot of it could be blacked out, just like what we saw without mich

. >> something i wouldn't have done or gotten away with in a more organized administration, the george w. bush administration or obama administration. >> last year comey and mccabe told investigators the fbi reported no signs of deception from the flynn interview. despite the guilty plea the president's comment about flynn told fox he believed his former aide was pressured. >> convinced he did lie and made a deal and now they are recommending no time because they are embarrassed they got caught. >> reporter: josh sullivan is the track record of prosecutorial misconduct, the legal team is on a tight timeline. sentencing is scheduled for tuesday. shannon: the white house responding to claims the committee that put the committee under investigation that donations were made and how the money was spent. trace gallagher on scene. >> it is not a coincidence the us attorney's office is investigating the trump inaugural committee, the same attorneys who prosecuted michael cohen. it appears information from raids in april prompted this. the wall street journal says during a recorded conversation between cohen and step

obamacare ruling. in august 2016 the judge appointed by george w. bush blocking obama administration order allowing transgender students to use bathrooms of their choice. judge o'connor's ruling is getting hammered by obamacare supporters and opponents alike. university of michigan law professor nicholas bagley who supports the affordable care act calls judge o'connor's decision quoting the judge's opinion is about as negative piece of judicial activism as i have ever seen. i don't even think it's close. jonathan adler, a conservative law professor at case western reserve university called the ruling simply nonsensical, hard to justify and surprisingly week, legal experts knows the supreme court where the case could be headed has historically been reluctant to strike down federal laws that have become ingrained in the lives of millions of citizens and today the wall street journal editorial board published an op-ed titled texas obamacare blunder saying quoting again no one opposes obamacare more than we do in democrats are confirming it was designed as a way station to government run

o'connor's controversial obamacare ruling. in august 2016, the judge appointed by george w. bush also blocked an obama administration's order allowing transgender students to use the bathrooms of their choice. meantime, judge o'connor's ruling is getting hammered by obamacare supporters and opponents alike. university of michigan law professor of nicholas bagley who supports the affordable care act because judge o'connor's decision frivolous, quoting i think the judge's opinion could be naked as a piece of judicial activism as i've ever seen. i don't even think it's close to jonathan adler, conferred conservative -- called it nonsensical and surprisingly weak. legal expert also noted the supreme court where the case could be had egg has historically been reluctant to strike down federal laws that have become ingrained in the lives of millions of citizens. "the wall street journal" published a op-ed board titled "texas obamacare blunder." democrats are now confirming that it was designed as a way station to government run health care, but a federal judge's ruling friday that the laws u

more organized investigation. a more organized administration. in the george w. bush administration, for example, or the obama administration. >> last year, call comey and mccabe told him that fbi agents reported no signs of deception from the flynn interview. despite the guilty plea, the president, who warily comments about flynn, told fox he believes his former aide was pressured. >> president trump: they convinced him he did lie and made some kind of deal, now they are preventing no time. they are embarrassed i got caught. >> he has a record of calling out prosecutorial misconduct. his order put flynn's legal team on a tight timeline for the sentences is scheduled for tuesday, shannon paired >> shannon: catherine herridge, thank you very much good will the white house respond tonight to claims the committee put together the inauguration is under investigation for how donations were made and how the money was spent beer trace gallagher on the terrace us tonight. good evening, trace. >> is not a coincidence the u.s. attorney's office in manhattan is investigating the trump inaugura

officially their former deputy assistant to george w. bush, brad blakeman and fox news contributor use our congressman jason chaffetz. now that we are into the shutdown i want to read the headline, why the blame game over the government shutdown is pointless, this is how we do things now, shutdowns are game of chicken and everybody is looking for leverage. this is the way washington works, impending deadlines are motivators to compel congress to act so lawmakers see any crisis as an opportunity to get there priority policies accomplished. take a first swing at that. >> i think they are right. it is a washington dc parlor game. i don't think in the heartland they don't care who takes the blame. they care about border security and this is where democrats are in a tough spot. they can't simultaneously say they are in favor of border security and at the same time say they don't want to border wall, they want to abolish ice, they are in favor of century cities. it doesn't add up and america will figure that out. that is much more important long-term and the president is doing the right