At a Military Service Initiative Summit last week, the former president had explained that his institute was going to take steps to assist the veterans who were trying to transition into civilian life after coming home from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
In an interview that aired on Sunday, ABC's Martha Raddatz asked the former president if the new initiative helped him cope with the 6,800 service members killed, and 51,000 wounded.
"No question it helps," Bush stuttered. "I have a duty."
"I obviously get slightly emotional talking about our vets because I'm in there with them," he added with a single tear spilling down his right cheek.
"But my spirit is also uplifted when I visit with vets. As I say, there is no self-pity... They don't say, 'Woe is me.' They say, 'What can I do to continue to serve?'"
Watch the video below from ABC's This Week, broadcast Feb. 23, 2014.
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Comment: Err... did you see any tears, sign of remorse or genuine emotion coming from Bush in the video above?
Neither did we. No wonder, since psychopaths are incapable of any of that. Instead, we did catch a couple of those smirks which are Dubya's trademark, which give an air of mockery to his latest charade and reveal how he really feels about the suffering he has caused.