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May never go away. and i realize that. and its something i have to live with for the rest of my life. >> a hole in your soul. part of this is the abuse of trust, right? you trusted this priest. you considered him a mentor and he horribly abused that trust in abusing you. what would you want to say to him? >> i actually had the opportunity through a catholic woman who contacted me who had acce access. and basically what i told her was that i was being led by the holy spirit and jesus christ in th...

Journalism. i know youve been tweeting about this. thats a little bit ironic. thats the way the game borings. he played it better. >> if hes such a disreputable character, why was he on the west wing couch interviewing people? they confirm the complete incompetence and they confirm the book where this is kind of a hoax of a presidency. its a hoax of an administration. yeah, so he did play the access game and when he was done, he decided, i dont need anybe more acce access. im going to pull back ...

Press secretary will brief the press corps. we will bring that to you live when it happens. let us go to our reporters. first up in the florida keys touring the damage by helicopter this morning. >> the extent of the damage. we are seeing marinas and boats about a mile of where they are supposed to be. we are seeing people beginning to emerge from their homes and survey the extent of the devastation. we have seen fire trucks trying to make their way here going door to door to make sure everyone ...

>> i know how difficult it is for anyone and most of all you, but i think people need to hear it and i think unless you say it, you are going to be honed the rest of your life. >> reporter: at the time he was a talk show host in bris tan known to hold the prime ministers to account. he was little known in the united states. frost paid nixon $600,000 for acce access. >> if anyone failed to get anything out of nixon. it would have been disastrous. >> reporter: far from a disaster, the interview wa...

World, in the 2004 tsunami, in the pakistan earthquake, in chile, in haiti. the u.s. military, you know, to overstate the obvious, doesnt just go into a country and start operating. they work out the details with the host government that needs the help. they get permission. they work out all the rules of the road, the engagement, the acce access, and really to a large extent once they get this worked out with the japanese government, it again comes back to that issue of priorities. they want to ...