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5:23Now PlayingFormer first lady Laura Bush sits down with TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie to talk about the new book “We Are Afghan Women: Voices of Hope,” whose publication she championed. She says she was intrigued by Afghanistan even as a child, and says she hopes that our future president continues to pay attention to women’s issues there. She also expresses her disappointment that her brother-in-law Jeb Bush has ended his White House bid, saying he “would have made a great president,” and she reminisces about the late Nancy Reagan.
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