Part two of John King's sit down interview with George and Laura Bush on the eve of the dedication of the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum.
Former President Bush talks about what he learned during his time in the White House and some tough decisions during his presidency.
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John King sat down with George and Laura Bush for a special private interview on the eve of the dedication of the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum. Former President Bush talks about what he learned during his time in the White House and some tough decisions during his presidency.
Watch part two
Anderson Cooper and John King report on the significance of the photos showing debris from the pressure cooker and fabric from the bag used in the Boston Marathon bombings. Investigators will examine the evidence for fingerprints or DNA or use the serial number to try to track down who's responsible.
CNN's John King talks about the reaction the president received from the Israeli public during his first trip there in office.
Marcia Clark discusses how a photo showing George Zimmerman bloody and swollen will impact the case and why evidence should never be withheld.
Fran Townsend and Bob Baer explain the dire consequences if Syria's government uses chemical warfare on their people.
George Zimmerman's attorney, Mark O'Mara, says a bloody photo of his client shows what Zimmerman was going through the night he shot and killed Trayvon Martin.
The picture had previously been given to his defense team as a grainy, black and white image. In the color version they received recently, Zimmerman's injuries are more visible.
"It's frustrating because this type of evidence should have come out day one," says O'Mara. He argues the anger toward Zimmerman would have been quelled if the public had seen the high-resolution photo, which shows "why he reacted the way he did."
A lawyer for Trayvon Martin's family dismisses that assessment because the black and white picture had been released.
David Gergen and David Walker discuss the partisan politics at play in the fiscal cliff talks.
Keeping Them Honest, Americans want compromise, but elected officials are instead blaming each other for stalled progress.
CNN's John King shows how President Obama won re-election with the support of women and minority voters.
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