The Huffington Post says, "Whether the President is being rejected by the world leaders or he is rejecting them, CNN's Rick Sanchez aptly says that Bush looks like 'the most unpopular kid in high school that nobody liked.'"

Let's hope Barack makes a few more friends than Bush did.

Barney has 75 days left in the White House and will be heading to Prairie Chapel Ranch in Crawford, Texas once his dad ends his term. Barney has one sister named Miss Beasley.

The ceremony at ground zero included moments of silence at 8:46 a.m. and 9:03 a.m., marking the times that two hijacked jets slammed into the World Trade Center's twin towers.

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg opened his speech by saying, "Today marks the seventh anniversay of the day our world was broken."

In the trailer, George W. is in his hard partying Yale days – drinking, chasing tail and getting his swerve on while future President George H.W. Bush, played by James Cromwell, lectures his son over his partying ways with the hilarious line "Who do you think you are, a Kennedy? Lol! This one's gonna be a scream, kids.

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Two other Bush confidants have been held in contempt for also failing to cooperate in the investigation into whether the administration fired the prosecutors in 2006 for political reasons.

Rove has insisted publicly that he was not even aware of the Siegelman prosecution until it landed in the news and that he never tried to influence Justice Department decisions. However, a former Republican campaign volunteer claimed to have overheard conversations in which Rove pressed Justice officials in Washington to prosecute Siegelman.

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"You brought new glory to one of our nation's most storied basketball programs, and you gave your fans all across America one more reason to chant: Rock Chalk, Jayhawk!," Bush said.

Kansas topped Memphis in an NCAA tournament where four No. 1s made it to the Final Four for the first time ever.

"I know you got to be excited about winning an incredibly tough tournament," the president said. "And your fans are excited, and I'm excited to welcome you to the Rose Garden. It's a big deal, as far as I'm concerned, to welcome KU to the Rose Garden."

After the Rose Garden ceremony Bush then led the Jayhawks on a tour of the Oval Office.

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White House officials and fellow former employees of McClellan have reacted to the book by saying they are "shocked" and "puzzled" by the allegations McClellan has made–allegations which accuse the administration of being "evasive" and "shading the truth" when it came to marketing the Iraq War. Reportedly, even political insiders were unaware that McClellan's White House memoir was in the works until news about it broke Wednesday morning.

McClellan appeared on "The Today Show" this morning and defended his motivation for speaking out.

"I have a higher loyalty," he told Meredith Vieira. "A loyalty to the truth and values that I was raised on."

When asked why he didn't speak up while he was working for the administration, McClellan said it was easy to " get caught up in the White House bubble, caught up in the man you're serving."

"I blame myself for putting myself in the position to go to the podium and say things that I did not know were false," he said.

McClellan's former boss Ari Fleischer told "Good Morning America" that McClellan left his job at the White House "on a bad note and had a difficult tenure while he was there. … I think he's taking that out on the president. He's inventing facts after he left to say the president manipulated information."

Fleischer also noted that McClellan's claims don't hold water as he was "out of the loop," however, Matt Lauer commented that a spokesperson for the White House should not be out of any loops.

White house press secretary Dana Perino also called the book "a sad rant."

McClellan said, "I expected these kind of attacks, but there is a larger purpose here."

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President George W. Bush is trying to cash in on something that has good ratings. (Courtesy Wikimedia)

The President is making a cameo on Deal Or No Deal tonight to wish Captain Joseph Kobes good luck on earning some cold hard cash.

Kobes, a Purple Heart recipient, has served 3 tours of duty in Iraq.

Meanwhile Hillary Clinton, Barak Obama, and John McCain will appear on WWE's Monday Night RAW tonight on USA at 8PM to reach out to voters — because those people who watch WWE are bound to make a difference.

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