And now, from the University of Chicago Institute of Politics and CNN, the Axviles, with your

host, David Axelrod.

I sat down with Jeb Bush in Miami this week for my Axviles on CNN TV show, and I found

him to be in an expansive mood.

We had a great conversation about his family, his political career, and how it ended, and

the man who sits in the White House today.

Here's that full conversation.

Governor Bush, good to be with you.

Here at the Built More Hotel, the state-ly Built More Hotel.

Thanks for coming down.

For a storied history.

Great to come down.

So it's that season again.

Everybody's lining up to run for president.

Any PTSD?

Yeah, I mean, it's deja vu all over again.

Now the Democrats are, there's no barrier of entry really to run for president, and there

are lots of reasons why people do it, apparently.

So they'll have as many people as we did, which makes it, if you're a political junkie, I

guess, it's kind of fun to watch.

Not so much if you're a candidate.

No, if you're a candidate, it's a little bit harder.

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