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I gave him the medal. and he beamed and he showed it to all the nurses and said the last time i saw him was a time when this whole circle was closed and he could feel that the choice had been redeemed in some way. but it was a very comforting thing to remember about the last time you see your parent. >> charles talked to me a lot about his dad. a lot of different conversations. but getting him to talk about his wife robin and his son daniel, that was more of a struggle. his relationship with rob...

When i came in i said, dad, i have something i want to give you. i gave him the medal. and he beamed and he showed it to all the nurses and said the last time i saw him was a time when this whole circle was closed and he could feel that the choice had been redeemed in some way. but it was a very comforting thing to remember about the last time you see your parent.be >> charles talked to me a lot about his dad. a lot of different conversations. but getting him to talk about his wife, robyn, and h...

It to all the nurses and said the last time i saw him was a time when this whole circle was closed and he could feel that the choice had been redeemed in some way. but it was a very comforting thing to remember about the last time you see your parent. >> charles talked to me a lot about his dad. a lot of different conversations. but getting him to talk about his wife robin and his son daniel, that was more of a struggle. his relationship with robin, i mean, it is a true love story. they meet in ...

Need inside is medical attention and probably need it now. no question, earlier the physical demands of crossing that border, both short term and the long term psychological effects are something that have people here very concerned, richard. >> they know we got to go here but chaos level one to ten because the reporting being the ogdenizations involved, the state agencies and federal agencies involved today are not coordinating well. one to ten whats the chaos level would you say, cal? >> repor...

The provocateur there. i said, sean doesnt really like it but its a wonderful story. it just shows, i like it because it shows how i havent made being in a wheelchair the center of my life and the fact that you even werent aware of it i thought was lovely. it was a way to compliment you. >> sean: listen, its a friendly story that we have between the two of us, but the story is really inspiring. the special was fantastic, by the way, and it reminds all of us i think we have problems sometimes, ev...

I think charles discovered then that there was a lot to reagan. >> but it would take years before charles fully embraced domestic conservative ideas. >> it took me about a decade. i was skeptical of tax cuts. i was skeptical of smaller government at the beginning. then by the end of the 80s, i had changed. >> in 1985, at his son, daniel, was born. two years later, charles would make the biggest honor in journalism, the pulitzer prize. [sirens blaring] >> but it was september the 11th 2001 that b...

Thoughts with you and everyone close to him, robin and his son daniel. charles krauthammer passing away at the age of 68. he is survived by his wife robin and son daniel. we will be right back.

At the left-leaning new republic magazine as the reagan administration took office. >> the holy god. >> reporter: he found himself agreeing with the new president and questioning his own feelings about the democratic party. >> i supported every element of the reagan foreign-policy. >> he penned the phrase the reagan doctrine in a provocative time magazine, and the name stuck. >> he created the reagan doctrine. he put together a piece, i read it many times and it holds up so well. charles discove...

Today we are remembering charles krauthammer, a man of extraordinary accomplishment who drew respect from republicans and democrats, his disinterest career touching the lives of so many. one of them joined me on the phone. thank you for joining us. and -- >> not so happy to be here. >> you worked side-by-side on special report. what were your thoughts when he passed? your first thought? >> we had a while to get used to this because charles had written that lovely letter talking about the end of ...

It just holds up so well. i think charles discovered then that there was a lot to reagan. >> but it would take years before charles fully embraced domestic conservative ideas. >> it took me about a decade. i was skeptical of tax cuts. i was skeptical of smaller government at the beginning. then by the end of the 80s, i had changed. >> in 1985, his son, daniel, was born. two years later, charles won the biggest honor in journalism, the pulitzer prize. [sirens blaring] >> but it was september 11, ...