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Security people started to look at all the food, including the european press was very fascinated with it. what happened, what we decide, what the doctors decided was that we had all gotten a virus that attacks a nerve very close to the inner ear. so you had the symptoms of being vertigo and nausea and other symptoms you would have if you had an inner ear poison. >> larry: you were not poisoned. >> we were not poisoned. you'll be glad to know yes weren't there was high speculation because there had just been those high-profile poisonings in europe. >> larry: vertigo would drive you nuts. >> ye...

>> hardy. a great storyteller. clinton, responsive, persuasive, sharp. >> larry: what is it? some sort of inner thing in you? get up off the floor, comeback kid approach? >> all my life i was raised to believe you should never give in, never give up and if somebody hits you and knocks you down, you're supposed to get up, not give up. >> larry: can't top that. we need you to help us choose the top five moments in my 25 years at cnn. we'll count them down beginning may 31st, our silver anniversary week. go to kn.com/larryking. while at it, register to win a trip to los angeles, meet me, see the ...

To come home from the oval office. we are fortunate to have lots of friends and family. we have marvin bush, and his wife, margaret lived close to us and george's sister and her husband, bobby, lived very close to us. so we saw them a lot. we have the same friends from having grown up in midland -- >> larry: that's nice. >> and all our years of marriage. >> larry: you are high school friends. what do you miss the most about it? the trapings? >> i've been laughing and saying the chef. but i miss the beautiful house. i miss the people that work there. the butlers and the ushers and everyone you ...

Times. i've wondered if that was just how he wanted to deal with the tragedy, because he had had so many tragedies in his own life, or if he thought i would fall apart. if we started to talk about it. and really, when i think about it, and when i wrote the book, i thought about this, what would we have said except oh no, oh no? you know, over and over. >> larry: you didn't discuss it at all? >> so in a lot of ways it gave me some space. >> larry: and you didn't discuss it at all? >> we didn't. but then we went out to the press. we told the press, we discussed it then. we said to the press that...

Doubts. >> larry: he didn't talk to you about it? >> he didn't discuss those things with me. >> larry: he didn't? >> i saw him walk on the lawn every night with spot. and i knew he was just worried and didn't know, you know, if he was making the right decision. but all of the intelligence that everyone had, that everyone said, and you know, saddam hussein had defied 17 u.n. security council resolutions. so -- >> larry: it's hard certainly for a president to send someone to die. what is it like for a first lady? >> it's hard. it really is. i mean, it's a constant worry. we always worried about ...