Presidents Clinton and Bush Launch Haiti Relief Fund

Former U.S. Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush with President Barack Obama joins together to launch the Clinton Bush Haiti Fund to raise money for medical aid and relief supplies for the devastating 7.0 earthquake victims in Haiti.

Statement from former President Bush and former President Bill Clinton.

We are deeply saddened by the devastation and suffering caused by the recent earthquake in Haiti. The people of Haiti are in our thoughts and prayers.

We are pleased to accept President Obama’s request to lead private sector fundraising efforts. In the days and weeks ahead, we will draw attention to the many ways American citizens and businesses can help meet the urgent needs of the Haitian people.

Americans have a long history of showing compassion and generosity in the wake of tragedy. We thank the American people for rallying to help our neighbors in the Caribbean in their hour of suffering – and throughout the journey of rebuilding their nation.

To donate, visit the Clinton-Bush Haiti Fund [CLICK HERE].

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David Letterman's funny farewell to President George Bush

Checkout a preview of a three-minute special that will be shown at "The Late Show With David Letterman", giving President George Bush a farewell sendoff.

Three years ago, a funny segment was born called "Great Moments in Presidential Speeches" in which it showcase Bush crazy speeches or sometimes his stammering moments.

It is 378 moments of Bush antics and unforgettable moments in his life.

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Two shoes was thrown to President George W. Bush, farewell gift from Iraq

Outgoing President George W. Bush has another experienced that he will write on his diary.

An Iraqi journalist gave farewell gift to President Bush by throwing/dodging two shoes at him at a news conference.

The shoe attack came as Bush and Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki were about to shake hands. The assailant - later identified as television correspondent Muntadar al-Zeidi who leapt from his chair and hurled his footwear at the president.

Throwing a shoe at someone is considered the worst possible insult in Iraq and is meant to show extreme disrespect and contempt. As you remember when Saddam Hussein was kickout of power, Iraqis beat the statue's face of Hussein with their shoes.

Reality check, the incident is a "slap in the face" on the current Iraqi administration and Bush war policy.

checkout the video clip of the conference incident below...

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