I think the fact that the three of us are standing here talking about a peaceful transfer of power speaks to the institutional integrity of our country.

So this is an unusual thing.

We are both trying to come back to normalcy, deal with totally abnormal challenges, and do what we do best, which is try to make a more perfect union. It's exciting time.

We've got to not just listen to folks we agree with it, but listen to folks we don't.

And one of my fondest memories of the inauguration was the grace and generosity that President

Bush showed me and Laura Bush showed Michelle.

And it was a reminder that we can have fierce disagreements and yet recognize each other's common humanity

and that as Americans, we have more in common than what separates us.

That's really moving.

So moving.

Those were former President Bush Clinton and Obama.

The conversation featured last night in a primetime inaugural special celebrating America.

And Willie, this went on throughout the day.

I mean, look at this.

I mean, these families, they really are.

They are an American family and they're bonded together.

And during the inauguration, if you guys could put this up, please.

Found this yesterday.

The tweet, actually, it's very, very moving. The Onion reported this.

Michelle Obama actually pulled out an activity bag filled with coloring books.

Okay.

For a restless George W. Bush. They were actually holding hands, and it was really cute.

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