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Context of that conversation was. again, the vice president is very much a man whose feelings are something he wears publicly and he is in great, great pain right now. >> in fact, what the biden folks are saying is that to assume that first of all, that he himself has said he was talking to a lot of people, working through his grief, and to assume that was in any way politically calculated is just flat wrong. >> that's the difficulty. you and karen have hit it. it's a deathbed conversation. there's not a reporter there sort of documenting it. so i'm with karen. i always assumed it was joe bide...

Between two people. the president and the vice president. josh barro, as a journalist, evaluating that particular statement, did we just learn anything? >> that statement is not a denial. the sourcing in the report was that a senior democrat said this is what happened in the meeting. >> there are two senior democrats in that meeting. one is president obama, the other is the vice president. for this to be properly sourced, as we have every reason to believe it is, it would have to be one of them. >> that would make sense. i don't know. the broader pattern -- >> and which one has an incentive to...

>> for us, every day, every week was a supreme victory. so it wasn't like, oh, my gosh, could we make it to six months. it was, yeah! we made it. >> i was able to tell him i loved him, and i asked him to breathe. breathe, keep breathing. jesse. his first name was jesse, and he never liked that name, but he let me know it one time and i always called him jess. >> larry: when you finally went to bed on tuesday night, the end ever this harrowing day you find a note. >> saying -- i love you. when you read this i will be thinking of you, and i will be back -- i will be back friday. >> some people s...

9 1/2 years, that was the conversation. that was the deathbed conversation. i think you have to live with the conversation, and i think we did. >> there are people who told me that it gets much easier. well, maybe for them. but not for me. i miss him more now than i ever did. >> larry: the hardest to do. we've got take a break. but are they the hard toast produce? >> no. they're really not. i mean when somebody -- when these people want to cuome on ad share memory, it's just what they're saying is the -- there's no much to produce. >> larry: it's touching to relive it now. >> oh -- >> larry: y...

>> for us, every day, every week was a supreme victory. so it wasn't like, oh, my gosh, could we make it to six months. it was, yeah! we made it. >> i was able to tell him i loved him, and i asked him to breathe. breathe, keep breathing. jesse. his first name was jesse, and he never liked that name, but he let me know it one time and i always called him jess. >> larry: when you finally went to bed on tuesday night, the end of this harrowing day you find a note. >> saying -- i love you. when you read this i will be thinking of you, and i will be back -- i will be back friday. >> some people sai...