ANTIA MCBRIDE, FORMER CHIEF OF STAFF OF FIRST LADY LAURA BUSH: And has a keen awareness of what is going on in the immigrant communities in her state. And also, you know, at the time of the Bush administration, this was one of the great tragedies that happened. President Bush really tried hard to push immigration reform and it fell apart at the 11th hour, some of it due to, you know, politicians in his own party. And that was a huge disappointment. So I think -- of course, you know, Cokie Roberts wrote a great piece this week about all of the first ladies collectively in their voice that has come out on this. And she pointed to Laura Bush stepping out on policy. But also said, can you imagine what Barbara Bush is saying, stomping around in heaven, being really mad about this?</s>KATE BOLDUAN, CNN ANCHOR: Great point. What is your take, Anita, on the jacket that Melania wore?</s>MCBRIDE: The jacket is unfortunate because it really detracts from the good visit that she had down there. I'm really never comfortable with the word first -- the word "first lady" and the words "I don't care" in the same sentence. Ever. So I think that that -- I don't know what statement she was trying to make. I know the White House is trying to give us an answer on that. But when you're in elected office or you're a spouse of an elected person, everything you say, you do, you wear, has meaning. And this is -- I'm sorry, it was unfortunate.</s>BOLDUAN: Sure was. Thank you for coming in, Anita. Really appreciate it.</s>MCBRIDE: Of course. Thanks for having me.</s>BOLDUAN: Great to see you. Yes. Coming up, "game over." That is Republican Congressman Mark Sanford's take on any hope for immigration legislation right now. And that's not the only warning that he has for his Republican colleagues. Be right back.
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