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dear mother and dad this will be the first letter in a long while. i wish i could tell you i'm well and happy. physically i'm okay but i'm troubled inside and with good cause. then we go on. i the fact remains we got hit. the cockpit filled with smoke. i told them to get their parachutes. i didn't hear them. i headed the plane out to sea and put on the throttle so as we could get away from the land as much as possible. explaining what happened. there was no sign of del or ted anywhere around. i'm afraid i was pretty much of a sissy about it because i sat in my life raft and sobbed for a while. it bothers me so very much. and when i bailed out i felt they must have gone and yet now i feel so terribly responsible for their fate. oh, so much right now. >> they died. >> both died. one of them did get out. the japanese reported it and thank god. the parachute stream -- >> one would imagine the hardest thing of all -- maybe as hard as being in war issing to war. >> the toughest decision a president makes. maybe it's because i am been conditioned by war but

that's not my dad. dust yourself off and get back in the game. >> preparing to face tomorrow, finish with a smile and with some gusto, do what's right and finish strong. >> and he did. worried about white house morale, he had an idea. >> he just out of the blue called me, and he's like very charming. how you doing. people think we're a little down out here, thought you'd come down and cheer up the troops. he was thinking of his staff more than anything else. a little down, want to bring them up. >> so the two men plotted a surprise show. >> i was staying in the lincoln bedroom last night and i couldn't resist getting on the phone and calling up the secret service and acting like the president. feel like jogging tonight, in the nude. >> he got the humor in it, and he did not take it seriously. there was a carefulness to him, you know, a gentleness, a kinder, gentler, thousand points of light, you know. >> coming up, those thousand points of light define his life after the white house. plus the surprising

your dad was also very active and humorous. we've been able to hear all kinds of stories from people in the last 24 hours, including arnold schwarzenegger, who spent a lot of time with your family. he shared this very humorous story. i'd like you to listen to it and hear what you have to say. let's listen. >> but it was one day it was snowing up there. we had this toboggan. he was trying to teach me how to slide that because i was only used to sledding down with austrian sleds, which you direct kind of with your feet. so we went down totally out of control. of course, we crashed into barbara bush, who broke her leg after that. so that's why he sent me this picture. we had really a great time up there at camp david. like i said, it was a great learning experience, hanging out around him. he was kind of like a mentor and kind of like a father figure at the same time. >> so touching in the end, but about the whole notion of the crash and your mom breaking her leg. so is he saying that he led to the breaking of your mom's leg, or d

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washington with my dad. and he was uncharacteristically quiet. and at one point he began to choke up a little bit. and i was wondering what's going on. and he just uttered something to the effect of "i feel like i let them down." and he was talking about all the people who had worked so hard to get him re-elected and all the people on the staff who'd worked so hard for four years to make america a better place. and he just felt like he had let them down. and it was a tough moment for me to watch him suffer like that. >> he was disappointed, but he was not bitter. he was a man of dignity and a person that was confident and wanted to move on. >> after president bush lost the election, 15 days later, maybe less than that, his mother passed. and now the election was still devastating, but not near so much as losing his mother. almost like his guiding light. and it's a huge page in a man's book of life when their mother passes. and you could see that in him. and it almost took over from the loss of the election.

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life of a single dad. >> oh. >> are you okay? >> yeah, just overwhelming. >> i so know that feeling. i've been there many, many times. >> yeah, i love him, though. it gives us a little bond. it's my buddy, ain't that right? you my buddy? huh? [ laughter ] >> come in this morning, god. speak a word to your people. our hem of praise this morning -- >> church is a family affair for justin. his mom wanda is the pastor. >> he called to her and said fetch me, i pray the. >> that's his dad in the back. but despite his upbringing in a traditional family, justin's own road to fatherhood was an uncharted one. it began when a few dates with a woman he met at a crist hhristm party gave way to unexpected news. >> we found out she was pregnant and it's like it's go time. >> how did you feel when you found out you would be a father? >> i was excited, but i was still kind of nervous. we both was nervous because we really didn't know each other. >> in the african american community, 70% of children are born to unmarried mothers. justin and his ba

. >> mom, dad? i'm okay. >> i think what you saw in the sla was something that started from idealistic roots and became poisoned. they had a hope that the country was tinder, and they would be the spark. that the revolution is waiting for you. you just have to be the right person at the right time. >> by this time, my eyes were full of blood, i couldn't really see. i kind of had a sense of the cars speeding off because we're almost on a corner. i staggered back around the front. probably 30 seconds, 60 seconds. came back and said, where's patty, where's patty? and they said, they took her. didn't register. it didn't register. >> there's been a big kidnapping on the west coast. the victim is patricia hearst, the daughter of newspaper executive randolph hearst, and granddaughter of the legendary william randolph hearst. >> february 4th, 1974. i was a young reporter at the "san francisco examiner." that night i got a call, patty hearst had been kidnapped. it just didn't make sense, what did they mean?

washington with my dad. and he was uncharacteristically quiet. and at one point he began to choke up a little bit. and i was wondering what's going on. and he just uttered something to the effect of i feel like i let them down. and he was talking about all the people who had worked so hard to get him re-elected and all the people on the staff who'd worked so hard for four years to make america a better place. and he just felt like he had let them down. and it was a tough moment for me to watch him suffer like that. >> he was disappointed, but he was not bitter. he was a man of dignity and a person that was confident and wanted to move on. >> after president bush lost the election, 15 days later, maybe less than that, his mother passed. and now the election was still devastating, but not near so much as losing his mother. almost like his guiding light. and it's a huge page in a man's book of life when their mother passes. and you could see that in him. and it almost took over from the loss of the election. >>

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certainly, i hope we have a happy ending for your dad and family. thank you very much for joining us this afternoon. >> thank you. >>> president trump rolling the dice this week with three significant foreign policy moves. again, he ripped up the iran nuclear well, welcomed home three american detainees from north korea and set the date for the historic talks with kim jong-un. let's talk it over with a democrat on the house armed services committee. congressman, lots to talk about. i know you were worried about a pullout from the iran deal, that possibly it would destabilize the region. do you have concerns at all about the u.s. now embassies opening in jerusalem on monday as all of this unfolds? >> well, first of all, just to comment on the previous family, it's a terrible situation they face, and perhaps, perhaps something good can come of all th this, but my real concern is the president kicked over the ant hill, and there are so many things scurrying around, and likely to cause trouble. certainly the opening of the embassy and jerusalem is almos

happy father's day dad. but it's -- we've had conversations about it but the great thing about having the platform i have is that i was able to sit down and have really direct conversations about things we hadn't talked about before, why you choose to live in mobile alabama. he lived in new york and traveled around the world but he loves mobile. >> why was it? why is it that he loves it there? >> i think it means a lot to know how far he's come. we were at the shack he was born in uncorporated county, a place where his father and mom just moved to mobile because it was a big city where there were jobs and hoping to make a living. my dad coming from this unincorporated community to be one of the leaders of alabama -- as the insurance commissioner is a big deal. he like being able to so where he came from and how far he's come. >> your father was the highest ranking african-american in the state of alabama. what inspires you most about him and his success? >> that he never -- i mean on the show we talk about r

washington with my dad. and he was uncharacteristically quiet. and at one point he began to choke up a little bit. and i was wondering what's going on. and he just uttered something to the effect of i feel like i let them down. and he was talking about all the people who had worked so hard to get him re-elected and all the people on the staff who'd worked so hard for four years to make america a better place. and he just felt like he had let them down. and it was a tough moment for me to watch him suffer like that. >> he was disappointed, but he was not bitter. he was a man of dignity and a person that was confident and wanted to move on. >> after president bush lost the election, 15 days later, maybe less than that, his mother passed. and now the election was still devastating, but not near so much as losing his mother. almost like his guiding light. and it's a huge page in a man's book of life when their mother passes. and you could see that in him. and it almost took over from the loss of the election. >>

. >> he loved his dad a lot. but he was very close to his mom. i think the lessons that his mom taught him early in life stayed with him his entire life. >> she emphasized character, conduct, and competition. wh win, absolutely. but above all, be humble. >> my mother told me, george, nobody likes a braggadocia. okay, mom, we won't talk about ourselves. that kind of hung over me for my entire public life. >> bush was ambitious and a natural leader. from senior class president at the prestigious phillips academy, to captain of his baseball team at yale university. >> i said, my goal has always been to be number one, to be the captain of the team, that big left fist punching the air. that's the character melded with this deep ambient sense of service. >> qualities that immediately caught the attention of a smart, attractive girl named barbara pierce. at a school dance, sparks flew. but world war ii intervened. >> i was 17 years old. it was a sunday. somebody came running by and said pearl harbor had been attacked. >> against his parents' wishes, bus

i want to say of all the great inour dad did,our dad ha done so many amazi things, thing that touched me most in the middle of the california pain going up against president trump hand spoke up. i want to show you this clip that everyone loves so much. i want to show it one more time. >> i can't trust obama. i have read about him. and he's not -- he's an arab. he's not -- no. >> no, ma'am. he's a decent family man citizen that i just happen to have disagreements with on fundamental issues. and that's what this campaign is all about. he's not. thank you. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> so good. thank you. i can't go a day without someone bringing that up. every place i go on the subway, at restaurants, i cannot go a day without someone bringing up this moment. and i was there when it happened. i remember it incredibly vividly and thinking this is a moment that, you know, he's really not going to give in to what certain advisers are telling him to. there were a lot of people recommendly trying to get my dad to go with jeremiah right, you are a muslim, not an american aspect that later repu

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speaking french ] >> daniel's dad: no, no, no, no, no. >> anthony: meeting daniel's dad, one begins to understand the roots of his perfectionism. [ daniel's dad speaking french ] [ daniel's sister speaking french ] >> anthony: his mom, dad, wife catherine, and daniel collaborate. [ daniel's mom speaking french ] [ daniel speaking french ] >> anthony: with some debate. [ daniel speaking french ] [ daniel's mom speaking french ] >> anthony: on a super old-school farmhouse classic. the sort of thing that good times, bad times, a family could make with stuff that's always readily available on the farm. check this out. it's a hollowed-out pumpkin, layered with toasted hunks of stale, country bread, which monsieur boulud senior bakes himself. nutmeg, grated gruyere cheese, mushrooms, fresh cream from the cows, and the meat of the pumpkin. >> daniel: and a layer of bacon also, homemade pancetta. very good. oh man, it's heavy. [ daniel's dad speaking french ] >> daniel: we made it. >> anthony: is he concerned that the pumpkin's going to try to get out? daniel's dad could be something of a g

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french ] >> daniel's dad: no, no, no, no, no. >> anthony: meeting daniel's dad, one begins to understand the roots of his perfectionism. [ daniel's dad speaking french ] [ daniel's sister speaking french ] >> anthony: his mom, dad, wife catherine, and daniel collaborate. [ daniel's mom speaking french ] [ daniel speaking french ] >> anthony: with some debate. [ daniel speaking french ] [ daniel's mom speaking french ] >> anthony: on a super old-school farmhouse classic. the sort of thing that good times, bad times, a family could make with stuff that's always readily available on the farm. check this out. it's a hollowed-out pumpkin, layered with toasted hunks of stale, country bread, which monsieur boulud senior bakes himself. nutmeg, grated gruyere cheese, mushrooms, fresh cream from the cows, and the meat of the pumpkin. >> daniel: and a layer of bacon also, homemade pancetta. very good. oh man, it's heavy. [ daniel's dad speaking french ] >> daniel: we made it. >> anthony: is he concerned that the pumpkin's going to try to get out? daniel's dad could be something of a gaulic macgyver

brush like a pro. >>> mom, dad,'ve iseeched the message you broadcast last sunday. it was good to hear from you after so much silence. your silence jeopardized this because it allows the fbi to attempt to find me and governor reagan to make antagonist statements without response from you. i don't know the influence to which not to comply in a good faith gesture. i know we have enough money. i don't believe that you are doing everything you can, everything in your power, i don't believe that you're doing anything at all. you said that it was out of your hands. what you should have said that you washed your hands of it. >> this is about the only time i saw him slip where he said, it's out of my hands. just an unfortunate term of phrase, and, of course, patty's pretty angry. yeah, it was a slipup, but we all had slipups. >> mom, i can't believe that you agree with the out of my hands stance dad has taken. i wish you could be stronger and pull yourself together from all these emotional outbursts and have dad listen to you and the rest of the family. >> she didn't sound

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prepping, and i'd call out, "dad!" and he'd be like, "i'm not your dad here!" i was like [ gasps ]. >> anthony: oh, that's funny. what did you do for fun back there? >> catherine: i was eating. [ laughter ] >> anthony: well, your father was in the fish business. wholesale -- >> masa: fish business, yeah. no, no. retail. he'd make sashimi, right? >> anthony: mm-hmm. >> ishi: [ speaking japanese ] >> anthony: masa, his brother, and three sisters all worked for the family business every day after school and on weekends. >> masa: nine, ten years old, we carried the sashimi dish and the special kind of container. and go to all the neighbors. >> anthony: yeah? >> masa: to deliver. >> anthony: you learned how to clean fish very early. how to cut it. >> masa: 10, 11, 12, that time already, i started to grill the fish. >> ishi: [ speaking japanese ] >> anthony: her opinion, were you a good student? [ laughter ] >> masa: i was, right? >> anthony: a good one? [ laughter ] >> masa: [ speaking japanese ] >> ishi: [ speaking japanes

he held his dad in such reverence, and he would come at you. you're questioning my dad. it was dad and mother. that's how they smokpoke. he had karen hughes bring me up on the plane, w said "we're good, right?" he was his dad's enforcer. you forget that about george w. bush. he was around the white house so much, eight years with ronald reagan, four years of his dad's presidency. it's part of the family. the white house is literally in their blood. >> but he's also an emotional guy, 43, really emotional guy. i remember telling him i cried at my wedding and he said that's a good thing, i was the same way. i remember him in the oval office saying he was an emotional guy, when he thinks about the children who have lost parents on 9/11 that it really got to him. so like the story told about himself father who encountered the leukemia patients who cried and said the media doesn't need to see me weeping, he always thought about that in the public moments when the whole world was watching and they were again today but it was a more intimate moment where he could give himself so

dad only enforces the rules, being such a great dad that you wouldn't want to disappoint him. >> the summer after i graduated from college i was in maine, i went to lunch with my grandfather on the boat, the one material possession he really cares about is his speedboat. he's had five editions of it now. >> he's a natural captain. the president, that's his passion. he loved driving his boat. >> my dad has two speeds when he's in his boat, neutral and all out. the rougher the seas, the better for him. >> nobody in my family touches fidelity because they know how much he values it. we went to lunch and we pulled back in. the tide was very low. and my grandfather says, pierce, why don't you take it out for me? this is an amazing moment to be asked to take the boat to the mooring is a huge amount of responsibility. and he hasn't really offered it to too many grand kids. i felt very special. as fate would have it, the boat ended up on the rocks. did not make it to the mooring. i'd like to say that it was not my fault. but because i was the man at the helm, you know, it was my fault. and i

dad only enforces the rules by being such a great dad that you wouldn't want to disappoint him. >> the summer after i graduated from college, i was in kennebunkport, maine, i went to lunch with my grandfather on the boat. the one material possession he really cares about is his speed boat. he calls it fidelity. he's had five editions of it now. >> he's a natural captain. >> the president, that's his passion. he loved driving his boat. >> my dad has two speeds when he's in his boat, neutral and all out. the rougher the seas, the better for him. >> nobody in my family touches fidelity because they know how much he values it. >> we pulled back in and the tide was very low, and my grandfather said, you know, pierce, why don't you take it out for me. this is an amazing moment to be asked to take the boat to the mooring is a huge amount of responsibility and he hasn't really offered it to me so i felt really special. as fate would have it, the boat ended up on the rocks. did not make it to the mooring. i would like to say it was not my fault but because i was the man at the helm, it was my f

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hearst lived in their hillsborough home, a tape recording was played. >> mom, dad, i'm okay. i had a few scrapes and stuff, but they washed them up and they're getting okay. i'm not being starved or beaten. >> she was alive. obviously terrified, stressed out. she was talking, but she was clearly, clearly terrorized. and uncertain of her situation. >> she's sitting in the closet, and defreeze was talking to her at this particular time. we got this tape recorder and she had to reveal that we were attending to her needs, she wasn't being harmed and she wanted them to cooperate with us. >> i'm not gagged or anything. and i'm comfortable. and i think you can tell that i'm not really terrified or anything. you know, i'm okay. >> we didn't anticipate having her for very long. if she was in our company and we weren't wearing ski masks, then she was blindfolded. we didn't want her to see our faces because we were going to release her. >> i want to get out of here, but the only way i'm going to is if we do it their way. and i just hope that you'll do what they say, dad, and just do it

dad only enforces the rules, being such a great dad that you wouldn't want to disappoint him. >> the summer after i graduated from college i was in maine, i went to lunch with my grandfather on the boat, the one material possession he really cares about is his speedboat. he's had five editions of it now. >> he's a natural captain. the president, that's his passion. he loved driving his boat. >> my dad has two speeds when he's in his boat, neutral and all out. the rougher the seas, the better for him. >> nobody in my family touches "fidelity" because they know how much he values it. we went to lunch and we pulled back in. the tide was very low. and my grandfather says, pierce, why don't you take it out for me? this is an amazing moment to be asked to take the boat to the mooring is a huge amount of responsibility. and he hasn't really offered it to too many grand kids. i felt very special. as fate would have it, the boat ended up on the rocks. did not make it to the mooring. i'd like to say that it was not my fault. but because i was the man at the helm, you know, it was my fault. and

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promise me, dad, you're going to be okay. and what he meant was that i wouldn't walk away from my obligations. i wouldn't walk away -- he knew i'd always take care of the family and they'd take care of me. but he wanted to make sure i stayed in the public arena. that's all i've done. that's all he's done and hunter's done and my daughter and my wife. and it's that purpose, and i find myself doing what you probably do as a son, what my dad think. i go around thinking, what would beau think. what would beau think? beau was, he was an incredible decent, honorable man. and it was always about somebody else. unless you figure out something that's more important to you than yourself, i think it's hard to be really happy. >> former vice president joe biden talking to chris cuomo. joining me now is dana bash and david axelrod. david, it's rare to hear people talk about grief in society openly like that, but also to hear it from somebody as well known and in the political sphere, to talk about loss and grief, sort of so openly and hon

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but he said, dad, i'm going to be okay no matter what happens. promise me, dad. promise me, dad, you're going to be okay. and what he meant was that i wouldn't walk away from my obligations. he knew i would always take care of the family and they would always take care of me. but he wanted to make sure i stayed in the public arena. that's all i've done. that's all he's done and hunter's done and my daughter and my wife. and it's that purpose, and i find myself doing what you probably do as a son, what my dad think. i go around thinking, what would beau think. what would beau think? beau was, he was an incredible decent, honorable man. and it was always about somebody else. unless you figure out something that's more important to you than yourself, i think it's hard to be really happy. >> former vice president joe biden talking to chris cuomo. joining me now is dana bash and david axelrod. david, it's rare to hear people talk about grief in society openly like that, but also to hear it from somebody as well known and in the political sphere, to talk about loss and

my dad when i was feeling dad about myself 28 years ago, brought it over. i've never taken it off my desk. that was beau, you just got to keep fighting. you've got to keep fighting and believing. >> let me ask you something else. again, i'm not objective on this stuff when your son's live comes into play and not objective with you when it comes to how you treat people in grief. you mention my brother in this book. we were blown away by how you looked to our family when pop was coming near the end and when he was gone. when i read this book, it reminded me of something. the message that you give that is of so much consolation to people about what you need to do to deal with the grief and what you need to remind yourself of and what you need to look forward to, some day when the passing of that person's memory brings a smile to your lip before it brings a tear to your eye, i wonder, though, the life you've led and all the consolation you can give to others in those times, does it work for you? is it easier to give the advice than it is to take it? >> they're

and then through the wreath-laying, they loved their dad. it's -- he's dad. he's not president bush to them, he's dad. but they also, especially if you talked to president george w. bush or jeb bush, members of the family think because their dad was book-ended between the great communicator, ronald reagan and then the tv-age president of bill clinton, they think their dad was underappreciated sometimes. and if you go back to those days and tom is with us who knows these days better than any of us, the berlin wall came down, the soviet union collapsed. nelson mandela was freed. there was so much tumult and uncertainty in the world. and because he was a one-term president he was underappreciated and you can see the gratitude now. the personal part will take place in houston and then the burial in college station. but you could see especially on jeb and george w. their appreciation for the recognition of the greatness of the man they call dad but who was president yes only four years, but had a remarkable time in history. >> there you see the former president, g

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just like your dad right? yeah, just like you, dad. >>> so, as many of you probably noticed, i wasn't here last week. i was on vacation. a bitter/sweet one. i'm going to explain that in a moment. but while i was gone, the story about brett kavanagh and alleged sexual abuse became the big story. even though i tried to ignore the news, this one was hard to avoid. so, tonight i feel compelled to share with you something that is very personal to me. there is no standard way survivors talk about sexual assault. it isn't always a police phone call and a rape kit or a report filed with hr. sometimes they don't talk at all, for years, even decades. sometimes a little comes out in a conversation with a friend, partner, or a doctor, and sometimes it comes out all at once. why is it so hard to talk about? well, part of it is fear, and part of it is doubt. will i be believed? will i be blamed? will i have evidence? do i have to relive what happened? will everyone judge me? and if i speak out, will it even matter? why i ha

hearst listened in their home, a tape recording was played. >> mom, dad, i'm okay. i had a few scrapes and stuff, but they washed them up and they're getting okay. i'm not being starved or beaten. >> she was alive. obviously. terri terrified, stressed out, she was talking but she was clearly, clearly terrorized. and uncertain of her situation. >> she's sitting in the closet, and defreeze was talking to her at this particular time. we got this tape recorder and she had to reveal that we were attending to her needs, she wasn't being harmed and she wanted them to cooperate with us. >> i'm not gagged or anything. and i'm comfortable. and i think you can tell that i'm not really terrified or anything. you know, i'm okay. >> weidn't anticipate having her for very long. if she was i our company and we weren't wearing ski masks, then she was blindfolded. we didn't want her to see our faces because we were going to release her. >> i want to get out of here, but the only way i'm going to is if we do it their way. and i just hope that you'll do what they say, dad, and just do

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. >> verbally, my mother, my dad are on me constantly. >> your dad too? >> oh, yeah. and it just never let up. >> when you were younger, did you find yourself trying to get away from them in your head? >> yeah. naturally. and it got to me. >> he was doing the hungry eye in san francisco, and later that night jonathan winters left his hotel room and the police found him on the wharf. he was climbing the mast of a ship yelling that "i'm the man in the moon." >> i was in the middle of a breakdown no question about that. >> how do you know when you're in the middle of a breakdown? >> well, you begin to hallucinate and seeing things that -- and not boozing. i wasn't drinking. >> you know, a lot of people say well, jonathan, how do you feel? i say, man, i'm out, i'm out. that's what counts, you know. because when you're in that hole, is it sunny today? stay back in there! >> if you're going out on stage and you're being jonathan winters, and you're being really honest about it, in a time where no one else is doing that, that's 100% the edge. of de pere, wisconsin. his life