Jenna Bush Calls Dad on ‘Ellen’
Ellen DeGeneres put Jenna Bush on the spot on Wednesday's episode of "Ellen," asking her if she couldn't, you know, just pick up the phone and talk to her dad, "like, right now." So, the first daughter, in turn, put President Bush on the spot, nervously asking him if he was mad at her for the impromptu call.Ellen DeGeneres put Jenna Bush on the spot on Wednesday’s episode of “Ellen,” asking her if she couldn’t, you know, just pick up the phone and talk to her dad, “like, right now.” So, the first daughter, in turn, put President Bush on the spot, nervously asking him if he was mad at her for the impromptu call.
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