>> got three gold medals in the winter games this year. softball, went to golf. i did the, what is that called when you have a partner? what do they call that? >> [indiscernible] >> yeah. gov. bush: i am holding the gold medal if that is all right. >> thank you, sir. we need a good man. >> how are you? >> i know your family very well. >> how are you? >> doing fine. gov. bush: really? >> when they dedicated -- gov. bush: that is exactly right. ok, look out. i'm coming through. i'm going to show you how to flip a burger. you looking?

going to flip a hamburger. >> let me go. [indiscernible] >> i want a hamburger, well done. gov. bush: you like it? i didn't have nothing to do with it if it is cooked or rare. she doesn't know what she is talking about, does she? >> we are over here too, governor. gov. bush: all right, good. come in here, john. >> john. >> yes. gov. bush: yes, come on in.

>> this is bill from new hampshire. gov. bush: fabulous. >> for your payday. gov. bush: you got any pancakes right now -- >> if you want it, we can make it. gov. bush: no, i'm cooking a hamburger. john, you take it from here. he is going to finish it up for you. thanks. i don't know what the time is. >> 5:00. gov. bush: thank you. i will. i appreciate it. thanks. >> thank you. [laughter] gov. bush: see you again. nice to meet you. >> bye-bye. >> governor, can i get your autograph? >> my dad, he is a democrat and i am a republican.

hey dad, look who's autograph i got? gov. bush: a special vote for your dad. hey, you are back again, huh? what is the name of your school? >> dublin school. gov. bush: dublin? great. what kind of school is that? >> boarding school, secondary. gov. bush: fabulous. where do you call home? >> new york. gov. bush: do you react -- do you? that's great. how about you? what city are you from? new haven? great. good luck to you. doing well. surviving. >> good, good. gov. bush: nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, sir. good luck to you. gov. bush: thank you very much. i'm honored. thanks. 55th reunion. i will. 55th reunion.

[indiscernible] >> southern guy. can't eat that. i'm about to deal with this jambalaya. gov. bush: i need to get up there sometime. >> you need to. they've got skiing and they've got hunting up there. unbelievable. gov. bush: nice to be you. -- meet you. [indiscernible] >> 20,000. gov. bush: my running mate. [laughter] >> all right! >> i like your costume too. >> thank you.

>> dressed up as a governor. [indiscernible] >> get in front, please. press folks. >> thank you, sir. >> i have not seen it. >> good. gov. bush: thank you, sir. how are you? >> hi, how are you? gov. bush: come over and say hello. i'm going to say hello to you. >> nice to meet you. it is a pleasure. thank you. gov. bush: how are you doing? >> love your sense of humor. gov. bush: i got to keep it. otherwise i will go nuts. too late. sorry. >> real pumpkins. real carved pumpkins. guinness book of records. tonight is a thing for the district community. this gets national attention.

gov. bush: fabulous. >> i would like you to meet -- >> pumpkin carving. >> she invented the -- gov. bush: hi, nancy. [laughter] >> we are glad to have you. >> there he is. >> thank you very much. >> hi, nice to meet you. gov. bush: good. thanks for your hospitality. appreciate it. >> you bet. >> enjoy. it's hump in. -- it's pumpkin. >> can we have a lighter or a match? would you like to light that? gov. bush: yes. thank you. >> come on over here. >> i will never forget. gov. bush: this is what happens. >> i spent half -- gov. bush: you did? and you recovered.

i thought you were from maine. [laughter] >> ok, guys. >> make sure you -- gov. bush: it is fantastic. i saw it walking in. it is spectacular. and then you are going to have them at this end of the street and the other end it will >> we will light them all. gov. bush: sorry i will not be -- other end. >> we will light them all. gov. bush: sorry i will not be here. >> wish you were. gov. bush: i will be in east texas. tomorrow night? or sunday? >> tomorrow night. we're hoping to break the world 17,000 lit jack-o'-lanterns last year. gov. bush: looking for 20,000. >> 20,000. gov. bush: great. >> that is one of them. gov. bush: congratulations. [laughter] >> thank you very much. congratulations.

>> that's him. >> i know. [laughter] gov. bush: logan. you mind holding the pumpkin? hey. there you go. did i have a chance to say hello to you? >> yes. >> all right. gov. bush: doing great. beautiful day too. >> i hope you do good for health -- do something for health care. gov. bush: i will. >> what would you implement? gov. bush: well, that is a broad question. for whom, elderly? >> i guess i'm going to have to ask about my sort of circumstances. i'm self-employed. i spend an awful lot of money on hmo. and i'm concerned for -- gov. bush: that would help if you are self-employed. >> it sure would.

>> i have looked into that and the way they have them set up now. gov. bush: [inaudible] >> mr. bush. can you sign this for me? >> invest in your family -- gov. bush: i have a nephew that is graduating college in a couple of weeks. bright young man, young fellow. he was diagnosed with diabetes. i am concerned with the circumstance he is in -- [indiscernible] >> sorry. gov. bush: i did not do it. it happened before my arrival. anyway. >> good to know. gov. bush: what is your business? >> i am a lawyer. everybody needs a good lawyer. gov. bush: i agree. >> yes, you do. gov. bush: nice to meet you. >> good luck to you. gov. bush: thanks.

i appreciate your interest. >> from california. gov. bush: i have been spending a lot of time in your city. i need to. good to meet you all. what grade are we in? >> six. gov. bush: let me ask you a question. how many of you are going to go to college? >> me. gov. bush: good. how many of you read more than you watch tv? tell the truth. ok, good. how many of you practice math more than you watch tv? >> [laughter] gov. bush: thanks for teaching. >> do you know bill hickey? gov. bush: do i ever. >> my cousin. gov. bush: you got to be kidding me. i know him really well. and i know all your cousins. i know all your cousins. six of them. >> they are all coming to new hampshire next summer. yes, you are right. they are all coming up. gov. bush: they are great. hickey, the first house i ever purchased, he built. >> i will even him tonight and tell him. gov. bush: give my love. [laughter] gov. bush: i am not sure who looks scarier, the mayor or -- you know, huh?

>> a halloween store. i couldn't believe. gov. bush: i appreciate your interest. [laughter] >> all right, folks. gov. bush: to stand here? [indiscernible] >> knock it over. it fell. [indiscernible] >> yes. >> yeah. [laughter] like, yeah.just gov. bush: going to light this thing? need a match. >> no, no, no. [laughter] >> we could simulate light.

simulate. >> one more. >> no, no, no. gov. bush: ok. give it to your math teacher. >> we will, she is awesome. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> pumpkin. why don't you come through over here? gov. bush: the bush pumpkin. >> i'm here. [indiscernible] >> yeah. gov. bush: he is a good fella. isn't that wonderful? >> would you like to have your photo taken down here in front of? [indiscernible] >> not with you here. never. and i'm in politics a long time. gov. bush: you tell him thanks.

>> thank you. >> can i get one quick one? >> medication. [indiscernible] [laughter] gov. bush: i am not signing your shirt until i hear your mother says yes. [laughter] >> hey. gov. bush: going to. going to. thank you very much. thank you for saying that. >> can you sign this? can you sign this? [indiscernible] gov. bush: how are you doing, buddy? >> good. gov. bush: you are a good-looking man. >> he has nice heyer. -- hair. gov. bush: great mom.

[indiscernible] >> i got it. >> good luck. >> look at this. gov. bush: living in dallas? fabulous. you been down to visit? big city. [indiscernible] where does she live? [laughter] >> governor bush. governor bush. governor bush. governor bush. gov. bush: yeah. >> my mom said you can sign it. gov. bush: where is your mom? >> right there. [laughter] [applause] >> yay. gov. bush: boy, your mom has a lot of children. you got a lot of children. [laughter] i am blaming it on you.

he is a good man. thanks. >> back up a little. >> thank you. >> thank you, governor bush. gov. bush: everybody in texas is wearing sweatshirts from keene, new hampshire. very welcome to have you here. gov. bush: goodbye, nancy. >> thank you, thank you. we didn't qualify because we were ahead of the game. we renovated our movie theater over here in downtown.

it's a great community. gov. bush: it is a great community. thank you for having me too, showing up with my entourage. [inaudible] gov. bush: anyway, thanks. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. gov. bush: thank you. >> [inaudible] gov. bush: you're from the area -- from there? he is a great guy. he teaches at ut. i know him well. he is a good man. he married your niece?

>> yes. gov. bush: good. he is a great athlete. thank you. i'm honored. thanks. thank you. yeah. thank for having me. >> can we get one last photo? >> i'm honored. thanks. [inaudible] >> maybe it will work on ther e. >> thank for having me.

gov. bush: see you all later, thanks. thank you. see you later. thanks. >> goodbye. gov. bush: thank you. sorry to hit and run. >> you're doing a great job. >> [inaudible] off.re to cast you're watching american history tv, covering history c-span style, with event coverage, eyewitness accounts,

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the auschwitz-birkenau concentration camp run by nazis during world war ii. speakers include four auschwitz survivors, and the ceremony concludes with a candle vigil held in memory of those killed at the concentration camp. [violin playing]