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Some where between finishing first in his class at magill then studying at oxford and harvard medical school. some where it became clear he was a giant intellect. a diving accident left him paralyzed and he adjust his future plans hoping to muddle through life. he finished med school at harvard and practiced psych -- while he may have started out on the left hand side of a young man. he later railed for years against what he saw as the liberal monopoly of the news media. he wrote in muscular style about

The last thing before we go. the death of charles krauthammer, he was born in new york to jewish refugees from europe. his family settled in canada and some where between finishing first in his class at magill then studying at oxford and harvard medical school. some where it became clear he was a giant intellect. a diving accident left him paralyzed and he adjust his

But he was as kind a man as i have ever known. his personal grace and gentleness were just remarkable. >> where i started with you on this was, again, we talk about his towering interelectricity. we talk about his piercing editorial direction. but, just the fact that he could do what he did, given the circumstances of his life, to me, really was that the greatest statement of what charles krauthammer was all about and what he he could achieve. >> i always thought about him any time i felt sorry for myself for any reason and that snapped me out of it. >> one of my favorite stories is after he h...

Intended of the charles graduated from harvard middle school back in 1975 despite a first year diving accident that ultimately left him a quadriplegic. charles being a pulitzer prize winning political analyst and taught all of us about the things that matter most. it was a heart-breaking day yesterday to get that news. he is an amazing man. and was able to talk about the issues in a way that no one else could. griff: he talked, about you know, the things that matter most and really the message of that book. if you haven't read it, i encourage every one of our viewers to go out and buy it. it w...

Commentary in 1987, a few years after leaving a groundbreaking career in psychiatry. he spent most of his life in a wheelchair after he was paralyzed in a diving accident his first year of medical school. in a heart breaking letter released today he announced that cancer had returned and aggressively. he wrote, it was a wonderful life, full and complete with the great loves and great endeavors that make it worth living. i am sad to leave but i leave with the knowledge that i lived the life that i intended. thank you for watching. i'll see you right back here monday at 11:00 a.m. eastern with s...