ROMANS: Two and a half hours from now, there will be quite a site on the campus of Southern Methodist University. Five U.S. presidents, Barack Obama, Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, and George Bush Junior and Senior will all be on hand for the dedication of the new George W. Bush Presidential Library. CNNs John King live from Dallas this morning. And, John, I understand you got a personal tour from a very special tour guide.</s>JOHN KING, CNN CHIEF NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: I sure did, Christine. And good morning to you. It's a very impressive library here whether you agree or disagree with the presidency of George W. Bush. It's interesting, Christine, I sat down with both Bushs, George W. and Laura Bush. He said he knows opening this museum will re-stir the Iraq debate, re- stir and the Katrina debate. He says, "I am a content man," those are his words. And that history will ultimately make the judgment about his legacy. After that joint interview, Laura Bush, the former first lady did take me on a personal tour of the library. What is striking when you walk through this library is you begin with the presidency, George W. Bush, thought he would have, and then how all of it changed on that crisp September morning.</s>LAURA BUSH, FORMER FIRST LADY: It's the turning point. This part of the library, the very beginning part, are the issues that we thought we'd be spending all of our time on. This is the state dinner with Mexico, we thought, of course, that our international relationships with Central and South America would be the ones we would focus on the most and then, of course, we turn the corner here, and it's September 11th.
Tour of the Bush Library