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Ryan Murphy‘s upcoming series Katrina: American Crime Story has found its George W. Bush.

Dennis Quaid has been cast to play the former president in the Emmy-winning anthology, according to EW.

Bush was in office during the 2005 natural disaster that devastated the South.

The cast also includes Matthew Broderick as Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Director Michael D. Brown, and Annette Bening as Louisiana Governor Kathleen Blanco.

There are also rumors that Sarah Paulson may have a role too.

Katrina: American Crime Story will follow the second series, which is filming now about the death of designer Gianni Versace.

Hillary Clinton received a standing ovation from those in attendance at President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence‘s 2017 Presidential Inauguration Lunch, which took place right after the swearing-in ceremony.

“I was very honored when I heard that President Bill Clinton and Secretary Hillary Clinton was coming today,” the 70-year-old President said.

“I have a lot of respect for [the Clintons],” he added, after having the audience stand up.

Watch the moment below…

Also pictured inside: Hillary and Bill Clinton, along with former Presidential couple George W. Bush and Laura Bush at the Inauguration events that day.

George W. Bush did not vote for either major party candidate – Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump – in the presidential election this year.

The former President of the United States was rumored to have voted for Clinton after conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh made the announcement on Election Day.

“Rush is wrong and should apologize,” Bush family spokesman Freddy Ford told CNN. The spokesman added to The Texas Tribune that the former president and his wife Laura Bush “didn’t vote for Hillary and they didn’t vote for Trump.”

Limbaugh ended up posted a correction on his website.

“We’ve been told by President George W. Bush’s office that President Bush did not vote for Hillary Clinton as was reported on today’s show. He voted two weeks ago and did not vote for her,” the statement read.

While it is not known who Bush voted for, they reportedly voted for local Republicans.

President Obama suits up to attending the dedication of the National Museum of African American History and Culture before the museum opens to the public on Saturday (September 24) in Washington, D.C.

The 55-year-old Commander-in-Chief was joined by his wife, First Lady Michelle Obama, as well as former President George Bush and his wife Laura.

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The museum is a Smithsonian Institution museum located in the National Mall.

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Will Ferrell channels his best George W. Bush in the hilarious cold open from this weekend’s episode of Saturday Night Live.

The 48-year-old actor and SNL alum brought back his famous impression for the upcoming election.

“This is an important day. I’ve made a big decision,” Will (as Bush) said. “I’m entering the race for President of the United States of America. The field of Republicans out there is so messed up I figured, it makes you miss me, doesn’t it? And that’s saying a lot.”

Of course, he took jabs at all the nominees, including Donald Trump.

“And then you got this knucklehead with the hair and the 100-foot wall. I tell you, every time I get in a bad mood, I just picture his big, fat, orange, Oompa Loompa face and I just piss my pants,” Will said. “And now he says he wants to keep all the Muslims out. Yeah, great idea, but impossible to implement and not what this country is about. Heck, that’s like saying ‘Let’s keep all the leprechauns out.’”

David Letterman stands alongside President Obama during a funny taped intro for the final taping The Late Show With David Letterman on Wednesday evening (May 20) in New York City.

The 68-year-old late-night host and comedian was also joined in the video by former presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, George H.W. Bush, and even vintage footage of Gerald Ford.

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“Our long national nightmare is over: Letterman is retiring,” they said. Watch the funny segment below!

Former President George W. Bush accepted his nomination to take part in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge and had water poured on his head by his wife, Former First Lady Laura Bush!

“To you all who challenged me, I don’t think it’s presidential for me to be splashed with ice water, so I’m simply going to write you a check,” the 68-year-old politician said in the video, before his wife surprised him by pouring the ice water on his head. So funny!

At the end of his video, Former President Bush nominated Former President Bill Clinton! Watch the challenge below.