While many fans around the world would pay large sums to be graced by Jennifer Hudson's vocals on a daily basis, the same can't be said for her teenage son, David Otunga Jr.
During a recent appearance on Today with Jenna & Sheinelle, Jennifer revealed that she likes to wake her son up in the morning by singing to him. The topic arose after Jenna Bush Hager asked the star if she ever breaks into song casually around the house.
"That's how I wake them up. I saw David, duh duh duh, it's time to get up. You missed your bus," Jennifer sang. "He'll be like, 'Mama I'm up.'"'
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The doting mom shares her 16-year-old with her ex-fiancé David Otunga. It seems David has inherited his mom's impressive vocals as he is also a talented singer, and his mom previously revealed that he is following in her performing footsteps. Talking to Today, she described the joy of "seeing how creative he already is," and added: "That made me more confident... He has a good ear, and he's a little performer."

#jenna #sheinelle #wake

Channing Tatum admitted that fatherhood sometimes forced him to drop the superhero act. The actor opened up about vulnerability after premiering Josephine at the Toronto International Film Festival.
The 46-year-old star played a father confronting trauma alongside his young daughter. His character's struggle also pushed Tatum to reflect on his relationship with his daughter, Everly.
PEOPLE reported that Tatum discussed fatherhood during a TIFF Q&A. He played Damien, a father trying to help his eight-year-old daughter after a traumatic event. Damien encouraged his daughter to learn self-defense while his wife, Claire, took another approach. The role apparently mirrored Tatum's own instinct to protect Everly from life's harder moments.
"It's a really tough thing to tell the little being that you love more than anything," Tatum said during the Q&A. He admitted he once told Everly, "I'm just not okay right now." The actor explained that parents often want children to see them as invincible. "You always wanna be like the strongest person, like the Superman in their life," he said. "Sometimes you just can't."
Tatum shares Everly with ex-wife Jenna Dewan. The former couple welcomed her in 2013 before separating in 2018. He had also recently reflected on how quickly Everly grew up. During a January appearance on Today with Jenna & Sheinelle, Tatum described returning from a two-week press trip.

#admitted

Mexico's government is slashing financial ******* istance for the state energy major by as much as 70% despite Pemex's continued struggle to pay down debt and boost production. The decision rests on expectations that the company will benefit from the oil and gas price rally spurred by the U.S. and Israeli war against Iran.
Per a Bloomberg report from this week, the government of Mexico sees Pemex posting a rare cash surplus of some 95 billion pesos, or around $5.63 billion, as a result of the oil price rally. Based on those expectations, the Scheinbaum government stipulated financial help of just 81 billion pesos for the company in next year's budget, equivalent to some $4.8 billion. This was down by 70% from this year.
"We said that by 2027, support for Pemex would be very limited, and that's indeed the case," President Sheinbaum told media this week. "Pemex now receives very little support from the Mexican government, and its own finances will sustain its development."
Mexico's energy major is the most indebted company in the world, with a load of some $105 billion as of mid-2025, of which some $20 billion is in unpaid bills to suppliers. Since then, the company has managed to reduce the debt pile to some $79 billion as of the end of the first quarter of this year. The company said in a news release at the time that this was the lowest its debt has been since 2014.
Meanwhile, however, boosting refining output has turned out to be a challenge, and issues with crude quality—including high water content—have alienated key buyers over the past couple of years. The previous administration of Mexico focused on supporting the company by turning it back into a monopoly on the Mexican energy market. The Scheinbaum government, on the other hand, moved to open up the Mexican oil industry to other players as well, launching a new contract framework for joint ventures, the so-called mixed contracts. In mixed development allocations, Pemex can enter into an agreement with one or more private firms.

#PEMEX #government #scheinbaum #since

Chinese e-commerce giants such as Shein and Temu have reshaped the retail landscape amid economic uncertainty, higher prices, and cautious consumer spending by offering shoppers a wide range of products at extremely low prices.
Their growth has prompted established companies such as Amazon, Target, and Walmart to invest in strategies like third-party marketplaces, supply chain infrastructure, and digital tools to keep pace with changing consumer habits.
Now, one online-first fashion retailer is taking a different approach. While many established brands have been reassessing their physical footprints and closing underperforming stores, this e-commerce fashion company is moving in the opposite direction by expanding its brick-and-mortar presence in the U.S.
Founded in 2020 as an online-first womenswear brand, Cider has built its business around affordable, trend-driven fashion and a digital-focused shopping experience.
Cider opened its second permanent U.S. retail location on September 4, 2026, at Westfield Valley Fair in San Jose, California. The 11,269-square-foot store is located at 2855 Stevens Creek Blvd., ****** e No. 2411.

#fashion #cider #prices #first

Shein stock tumbled more than 10% in gray-market trading on Monday, the day before it was set to begin trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, a sign of tepid investor enthusiasm heading into the listing. Futu Securities, Bright Smart, and Phillip Securities — three of Hong Kong's major brokerages — each quoted the stock down more than 10% shortly after gray-market trading got underway, according to Reuters.
At Futu, which leads Hong Kong's retail brokerage market by trading volume, the shares were last quoted near HK$42. Brokerages quote gray-market prices for a stock before it begins official trading on an exchange.
According to Reuters, citing unnamed sources, Shein priced its shares at HK$48.56 apiece, raising $1.7 billion and pegging its valuation at roughly $26.5 billion. The official pricing announcement is due later on Monday, with trading set to begin Tuesday under stock code 00625.
Bevis Ho, a senior ****** yst at Futu Securities, said the move signals "caution among both retail and institutional investors," explaining that right now "investors see greater potential in AI and robotics themes than in fast fashion."
Shein's current market value amounts to just over one-quarter of the roughly $100 billion it commanded at its private-market high in 2022, with the steep decline tied to tariff and duty changes across the U.S. and Europe that have eroded the core economics of its business.

#futu #securities #gray

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Shein launched its long-delayed Hong Kong IPO on Monday, seeking up to $1.77 billion at a valuation of $27 billion. Then comes the twist. The fast-fashion giant will pay as much as $3.5 billion to some existing investors, nearly double the fresh capital it is raising, to compensate them for watching the valuation collapse.
Shein launched its much-awaited Hong Kong listing and promptly opened in the red. The company is selling 280 million shares at $6.10 to $6.35, valuing it more than 70% below the $98.2 billion it commanded in a 2022 private funding round.
That gap has investors feeling shortchanged. Holders of Shein's preferential shares from the late-stage rounds, including Boyu Capital, Tiger Global, General Atlantic, Thrive Capital, Abu Dhabi sovereign fund Mubadala, and Brookfield, carry conversion terms triggered by an IPO priced below what they paid.
The bill runs to as much as $2.2 billion in cash plus 19.6 million shares issued free of charge, with roughly $1.33 billion in additional payments to the same group. Shein says about 80% of the IPO proceeds will go toward technology and expanding the brand globally.

#shein

MEXICO CITY, Aug 22 (Reuters) - Sinaloa Governor Ruben Rocha, indicted by U.S. federal prosecutors on drug-trafficking, bribery and cartel-protection charges, again ‌requested a leave of absence from office on Saturday, days ‌after defiantly reclaiming his post.
Rocha's return was not well received by either the Mexican government or the ruling Morena party, which accused him of prioritizing his personal interests over those of the public.
Earlier on Saturday, President Claudia Sheinbaum warned on X that "power without principles becomes arrogance" and "no personal interest can ever ‌be above those of the ⁠people or the Nation," intensifying the political firestorm, without directly naming Rocha. Echoing her words, Rocha posted a ⁠statement on X saying that "Sinaloa, the nation, and the transformation movement are above all else."
Rocha, 77, a member of Sheinbaum's Morena party, returned to office on Friday after more than three months on leave following U.S. drug-trafficking charges.
In ‌April, U.S. prosecutors alleged Rocha and nine other current and former officials conspired with a faction of the Sinaloa Cartel known as Los Chapitos, helping it to traffic drugs into the U.S. in exchange for political support and bribes.

#nation

Shein Global Holdings Limited launched its global offering on Monday, selling approximately 280 million Class B shares at between HK$47.60 and HK$49.50 per share, valuing the company at close to $27 billion at the top of that range.
According to the prospectus, the total proceeds from the offering could reach HK$13.86 billion, equivalent to approximately $1.77 billion. The final price is expected to be announced August 31, with trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange set to begin September 1 under the stock code 00625.
The $27 billion valuation represents a decline of roughly 70% from the $98.2 billion private-market valuation Shein carried in 2022, and less than half the $64 billion figure investors **** igned to the company in 2023 and April 2024, according to CNBC.
A group of cornerstone investors, among them current Shein backers Boyu Capital, Tiger Global, and General Atlantic, committed to purchasing roughly $383 million in shares, according to Reuters. Tencent, Greenwoods, Taikang Life, and UBS **** et Management will also take stock. The company intends to direct approximately 80% of what it raises toward technology upgrades and broadening its international brand footprint.
The company's compressed valuation reflects a deteriorating financial trajectory. The company reported that revenue growth fell to 8% in 2025, down from 20.7% the prior year, before slowing even further to 1.1% in the first quarter of 2026. Shein posted a $99 million net loss in that quarter, reversing a $395 million profit from the same period a year earlier, after the U.S. eliminated a duty exemption on small packages from China. U.S. revenue fell 14.3% in the most recent first quarter compared with a year earlier.

#billion #Stock #approximately

The Committee on Foreign Investment in the US (CFIUS) has launched a national security review of Shein's acquisition of clothing retailer Everlane, Bloomberg reported, citing unnamed sources.
The Treasury-led interagency panel began scrutinising the transaction after the $80m deal was finalised in May 2026.
Shein itself initiated the review process at that point—a departure from standard practice, since companies usually obtain CFIUS approval before a deal closes rather than afterwards.
The central question is whether Shein's ownership of a business holding US consumers' personal data poses a threat to national security.
No outcome has yet emerged from the review.

#everlane

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Shein is asking some of its existing investors to invest in an initial public offering that is supposed to give them an exit. While it's a welcome development for some, a series of failed attempts to go public means skepticism remains.
Bloomberg reported on Thursday that Chinese investment manager Boyu Capital and UBS ***** et Management are in talks to become cornerstone investors in the online fast-fashion retailer's Hong Kong listing. Shein has set aside at least $400 million of stock for cornerstone investors and is seeking to raise about $2 billion overall at a valuation of $26 billion to $27 billion.
Tencent and General Atlantic are among the other existing investors weighing commitments, according to the report.
Boyu is one of Shein's largest identifiable shareholders, owning Series D and D+ preferred shares at prices implying a value of roughly $815 million, according to Shein's draft IPO prospectus. The Hong Kong firm was founded in 2010 by partners including Alvin Jiang, a grandson of Jiang Zemin, leader of the Chinese Communist Party from 1989 to 2002.

#kong #jiang

Hoda Kotb's unusually emotional encounter with a stranger on an airplane did not end when the flight landed. The former Today anchor now says she and the mystery man have recently started texting.
Kotb shared the update during her Aug. 21 return to Today with Jenna & Sheinelle, while immediately cautioning viewers not to read too much into it. "This is not a real love connection," she said before explaining how the story had unexpectedly continued.
The pair first met on a flight and later crossed paths again when Kotb traveled to Cannes for work with her Joy 101 company. She initially thought the connection had faded after that second encounter, but revealed Friday that they have since resumed contact.
When Jenna Bush Hager and Sheinelle Jones pressed for details, Kotb confirmed that the man is single and described him as "really cute" and "very handsome." She still refused to define what the connection might become, saying, "There are connections. I don't know what it is."
Kotb said the original encounter began simply because she happened to be seated beside the man on a flight, but their conversation became much more personal than either apparently expected. "It was the weirdest connection in the world. We were both crying," she recalled during her Aug. 21 appearance.

#connection #encounter #jenna

Size isn't everything in China's IPO markets.

Unitree, perhaps China's most famous humanoid robotics maker, is in the middle of an initial public offering on Shanghai's STAR market, the city's board for tech startups, with a trading debut expected for this week. Then, later this week, the fast-fashion platform Shein will reportedly start its own IPO in Hong Kong, with shares potentially debuting as soon as Aug. 28, according to Reuters.
Shein's IPO dwarfs Unitree's, with the fast fashion giant hoping to raise as much as $3 billion, roughly three times what Unitree is targeting. And yet Unitree's IPO is getting most of the attention: Retail investors are scrambling to buy into the company, and secondary markets are predicting a massive jump in valuation after the startup's debut.
Unitree may be smaller and younger compared to Shein, which has a decade of global expansion under its belt. But in the eyes of investors, the robot maker is the more exciting bet, as appetites shift to AI and hardware, and away from e-commerce and internet platforms.
Unitree, founded by ***** Xingxing in 2016, has become a fixture in China's pop culture, thanks to its robots' dance routines at the CCTV Spring Festival Gala, China's most-watched television broadcast.
Unitree is raising 6.1 billion Chinese yuan ($904 million) in its IPO, at a market valuation of around $9 billion. The company claimed last week that the retail portion of its offering was more than 8,000 times oversubscribed.

#maker

By Francesco Guarascio, Sophie Yu and Casey Hall
HANOI/GUANGZHOU, China, Aug 10 (Reuters) - Just over a year ago, Chinese ultra-fast fashion retailer Shein began leasing 15 hectares of warehouse facilities — equivalent in size to 21 soccer pitches — near Ho Chi Minh City, part of a grand experiment to make Vietnam a major export base.
When it was formulating those plans in late 2024, it seemed like a bet that, while risky, was worth making.
U.S. exemptions for duties ‌on small parcels from China that underpinned its business model looked as if they would be abolished, Donald Trump had just been elected U.S. president for a second term and fears of a heightened trade war were soon realised, with ‌U.S. tariffs on many Chinese goods rocketing to 145% by April 2025.
Shein started encouraging its biggest Chinese suppliers to set up manufacturing bases in Vietnam.

#hall

By Jody Godoy and Arriana McLymore
NEW YORK, July 28 (Reuters) - Shein, the online fast-fashion retailer, said its U.S. operations are under investigation by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission ‌and that it could face significant fines as a result, according to documents filed ‌in connection with its planned Hong Kong IPO.
Shein is cooperating with the probe, the Chinese-founded company said in the documents published by the Hong Kong stock exchange on Sunday.
"The outcome of the investigation, whether in settlement or otherwise, may require us to make significant monetary payments that could have a material adverse effect on our financial condition and results of operations," the company said in the filing.
An FTC spokesperson confirmed ‌on Tuesday the agency is conducting ⁠a consumer protection investigation into Shein. The FTC enforces U.S. laws against unfair and deceptive business practices.

#documents #jody

By Yantoultra Ngui and Selena Li
SINGAPORE/HONG KONG, July 27 (Reuters) - Investors are expected to scrutinise whether Shein can justify the $40 billion to $50 billion valuation it is seeking in a Hong Kong initial public offering after a prospectus filed ‌on Sunday showed slowing growth and a sharp decline in profitability.
Revenue rose 8% to $41.8 billion in 2025, but net ‌income fell 39% to $2.06 billion. In the first quarter of this year, the fast fashion retailer swung to a $99 million loss, the filing showed.
While the quarterly loss partly reflected a $328 million fair-value charge on convertible redeemable preferred shares following an accounting change, slowing revenue growth and weaker core earnings underscore the company's mounting challenges.
"Institutional investors on the HKEX (Hong Kong Stock Exchange) will ... zero in on the 2.9% operating margin," said Winston Ma, executive director of the Global Public Investment Funds Forum and a former managing director at the China Investment Corporation.

#hong

By Yantoultra Ngui and Selena Li
SINGAPORE/HONG KONG, July 27 (Reuters) - Investors are expected to scrutinise whether Shein can justify the $40 billion to $50 billion valuation it is seeking in a Hong Kong initial public offering after a prospectus filed on Sunday showed slowing growth ‌and a sharp decline in profitability.
Revenue rose 8% to $41.8 billion in 2025, but net income fell 39% to $2.06 billion. In the first ‌quarter of this year, the fast fashion retailer swung to a $99 million loss, the filing showed.
While the quarterly loss partly reflected a $328 million fair-value charge on convertible redeemable preferred shares following an accounting change, slowing revenue growth and weaker core earnings underscore the company's mounting challenges.
"Institutional investors on the HKEX (Hong Kong Stock Exchange) will ... zero in on the 2.9% operating margin," said Winston Ma, executive director of the Global Public Investment Funds Forum and a former managing director at the China Investment Corporation.

#hong #billion #slowing

July is National Ice Cream Month so TODAY's Jenna Bush Hager and Sheinelle Jones celebrate with two women-owned businesses who are serving sweet treats. Pooja Bavishi, founder and CEO of Malai showcases ice cream made with South Asian ingredients, including a cardamom pistachio crumble and a mango and cream flavor. Then, Ashley Marrero, founder of Kente Cones, shares Afro-American inspired frozen treats crafted with cocoa from Ghana, Ethiopian coffee and Madagascar vanilla.

#treats #founder #national #bush

A local mayor in central Mexico was shot dead in a town hall, authorities reported Wednesday, after the politician had survived a previous ***** assination attempt.
The town of Temoac is located in the state of Morelos, a region close to Mexico City where several drug cartels are active.
Mayor Valentin Lavin, who was allied to President Claudia Sheinbaum's leftist party, had already survived an armed attack in January, according to local media reports.
Forensic experts and police officers located his dead body inside local government facilities, the state prosecutor's office said.
An operation to arrest those responsible for the crime was underway, it added in a statement.

#local #town #state #wednesday

Today guest Leslie Jones commented on host Sheinelle Jones' small stature on Tuesday's episode.
The Saturday Night Live alum was there to promote her new HGTV show.
The notably tall comedian joked that Sheinelle was an "Oompa-Loompa."
Leslie Jones called Today host Sheinelle Jones — no relation — an "Oompa-Loompa" during a live show and then things got wild.
The Saturday Night Live alum, who's 6 feet tall, noted the host's petite stature of 4 feet 11 inches on Tuesday, when she visited Today With Jenna & Sheinelle.

#jones

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By Helen Reid and Kane Wu
LONDON/HONG KONG, July 13 (Reuters) - Fast-fashion retailer Shein ‌is scheduled for a Hong Kong initial public ‌offering hearing with the city's stock exchange on Thursday, two sources with knowledge of the matter said, a step which will bring it closer to its much-awaited market debut.
The fast-growing e-commerce company on Friday received Chinese securities regulator's nod to ‌go ahead with its ⁠Hong Kong IPO plan, which marks the removal of a major hurdle in its long ⁠journey of going public.
The sources could not be named as the information was confidential.

Shein is working on plans to raise between $2bn and $3bn in an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong, with the share sale possibly launching as early as August, reported Bloomberg, citing unnamed sources.
The online fast-fashion retailer received approval from China's securities regulator on 10 July, advancing its long-running push to list.
According to sources, the final amount to be raised has not been determined and will depend on the company's valuation and investor demand during the process.
The same sources said the plans are still subject to revision, with both the size and timing of the offering liable to change.
Bloomberg said Shein did not respond when contacted for comment.

By Helen Reid and Kane Wu
LONDON/HONG KONG, July 10 (Reuters) - Fast-fashion retailer Shein won approval for its long-awaited Hong Kong IPO on Friday, a notice posted on the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) website showed, clearing the way for a listing after failed attempts in New York and London.
Shein, a fast-growing e-commerce giant, would be the highest-profile retailer to list in ‌years, as many consumer brands have delayed initial public offerings due to weak investor sentiment and subdued spending by lower- to middle-income shoppers.
Founded by Chinese-born entrepreneur Sky Xu in 2012, Shein has ‌waited a year for the green light from Beijing for its IPO, which had to be cleared by the highest levels of the ruling Communist Party, according to a source with direct knowledge of the matter.
Beijing views Shein as politically sensitive and has been cautious about endorsing a listing after controversies including a ******* doll scandal in France and reports of poor labour practices at its supplier factories in China, the source said.

After the 2026 World Cup, Mexico is looking to capitalize on the momentum of the biggest event in football to remain a leader in hosting international events. President Claudia Sheinbaum confirmed that the government will evaluate the economic and tourism impact of the recent World Cup before deciding whether to support the bid for the 2029 FIFA Club World Cup, a proposal formally promoted by the Mexican Football Federation.
Thanks to the upgrades implemented for 2026, the country now has top-tier infrastructure that meets FIFA's strict requirements, including VAR technology, connectivity, and hotel capacity. The preselected venues are:
Mexico City Stadium (Azteca): With a capacity of more than 80,000 spectators, it is shaping up as the clear favorite to host the grand final.
BBVA Stadium (Monterrey) and Akron Stadium (Guadalajara): Both state-of-the-art venues have secured their place following their proven operational experience during the World Cup.
Universitario Stadium (Monterrey) and Olímpico Universitario (Mexico City): They are emerging as viable alternatives, although they would require minor operational adjustments.

Charlie Hall reveals that he thought his mom, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, was famous for just "being his mom" when he was young
He said he later realized her fame came from her acting career, including her iconic role on Seinfeld, after other moms weren't being asked for autographs
Charlie has followed his mother's footsteps into acting, with roles in Veep, Moxie, and The **** Lives of College Girls
Charlie Hall was aware that his mom, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, was popular at a young age — but didn't exactly know why.
The Maximum Pleasure star, 29, revealed on Today with Jenna & Sheinelle on Tuesday, July 7, at what age he figured out that his mother was "famous," but noted that he was way off the mark about where her fame came from.

Jenna Bush Hager shared a childhood story of prank calling her grandfather George H.W. Bush's vice presidential office
Jenna and her twin sister Barbara repeatedly made the calls at age 5, leading to their parents being alerted
Jenna reflected on her close bond with her late grandfather, who later became the 41st president of the United States
Jenna Bush Hager's childhood hangs included some unusual prank calling.
The 44-year-old daughter of former President George W. Bush and First Lady Laura Bush shared a hilarious story of her childhood antics with her twin sister, Barbara Pierce Bush, on the Wednesday, July 8 episode of Today with Jenna & Sheinelle.

By Laura Gottesdiener, Miguel Lo Bianco and Stef Haskins
MONTERREY/GUADALAJARA, Mexico, June 18 (Reuters) - First came the factories, then came the food, and then the pop tunes took over. South Korean fervor in Mexico has been years in the making, growing into a mass movement that has seen President Claudia Sheinbaum ‌share a balcony with K-pop royalty BTS, and visiting World Cup fans greeted with the chant: "Korean, my brother, you're now Mexican."
But that blossoming relationship will be ‌put to the test in Guadalajara on Thursday as the two countries face each other in a group stage clash.
"Koreans and Mexicans are like brothers and sisters," said Annie, a South Korean visiting Guadalajara from California for the game.
The bond between Korea and Mexico is one of the world's stranger geo-cultural love fests. Though the two are separated by language, 12,000 kilometers, and a 15-hour time difference, Korean influence has nonetheless gained a foothold here.

Sheinelle Jones reflects on her grief journey and how Jordyn Woods gives her hope for her children's future
Jordyn Woods shares how losing her father at 19 shaped her life and inspired her to honor his memory
Woods and her fiancé, Karl-Anthony Towns, bonded over losing parents and navigating grief together
Sheinelle Jones sees her three kids in Jordyn Woods.
The 48-year-old Today with Jenna & Sheinelle co-host has been navigating her grief since the May 2025 death of her husband, Uche Ojeh, at the age of 45.

Savannah Guthrie is doing her best to carry on four months after her mother, Nancy Guthrie was reported missing. The 54-year-old journalist got emotional while co-hosting "Today with Jenna & Sheinelle" on June 8, opening up to her longtime friend about how she's coping with everything since returning to the morning news show. Savannah did clarify that although she may be cheerful at work, she hasn't forgotten the pain and heartache she's been through. She also told Jenna she still cries coming to and from work every day as she copes with the disappearance of her mother. Savannah returned to the "Today" show on April 6, two months after her mother, Nancy, was reported missing on Feb. 1. Authorities have previously indicated that they believe Nancy's disappearance was the result of a kidnapping, however, no suspects have been detained.

Jenna Bush Hager is spilling on her famous parents' personal lives.
On Tuesday's episode of Today with Jenna and Sheinelle, Hager and Sheinelle Jones discussed Jones' recent interview with former First Lady Jill Biden.
Jones recalled reading a passage from Biden's memoir in which the former first lady described meeting with President Bush at the George W. Bush Library.
"And then she talks about her mom, Laura, and said Laura came in and said, 'Hey Bushy,' then sauntered into the hallway for a cup of coffee as he smiled at her," Jones recalled.
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