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paramedics, flu rushdie to a hospital in erie, pennsylvania, 40 miles away, or team of doctors battle for eight hours to save his life when he finally came out of surgery, his wife, eliza, a poet and novelist, was waiting. and many wasn't moving and he was just laid out. >> he looked half that to you? >> yes. >> he did. he was a different color he was cold. >> i mean, his his face was staple. just staples holding his face together, kind of rushdie was on a ventilator, unable to speak. aliza and the doctors had no idea whether the knife that had penetrated his i had damaged his brain. >> someone from the staff said that we would use this system of wiggling the toes to communicate to communicate. do you remember the first question you ask to get a wiggle or i think i said some on its aliza. can you hear me and there was there was a wiggle and asked him, i think can you know where
>> yeah, he and i had 27 seconds together that's it. i don't need to give him any more of my time paramedics, flu rushdie to a hospital in erie, pennsylvania, 40 miles away, or a team of doctors battle for eight hours to save his life. >> when he finally came out of surgery, his wife eliza, a poet and novelist, was waiting. >> and many wasn't moving and he was just laid out. >> he looked half that to you yes. he did. he was a different color he was cold. i mean, his his face was staple. just staples holding his face together, kind of wish it was on a ventilator, unable to speak. aliza and the doctors had no idea whether the knife that had penetrated his i had damaged his brain someone from the staff said that we would use this system of wiggling the toes to communicate to communicate. do you remember the first question you ask to
his wife, eliza, a poet and novelist, was waiting. >> and many wasn't moving and he was just laid out. >> he looked half that to you? >> yes. >> he did. he was a different color he was cold. >> i mean, his his face was staple. just staples holding his face together rushdie was on a ventilator, unable to speak aliza and the doctors had no idea whether the knife that had penetrated his i had damaged his brain. someone from the staff said that we would use this system of wiggling the toes to communicate to communicate. do you remember the first question you asked him to get away gold or i think i said some on its aliza. can you hear me? and there was there was a wiggle and asked him, i think can you know where you are and when gold and it was very basic, simple questions, as you can express yourself ready, subtlety with
i woke up and was quite shaken by it. and i had to go to to talk and i i said to my wife, eliza said i don't want to go because of the dream because if the dream and then i felt there'll be silly, it's a dream that's felt. >> salman rushdie, one of his generation's most acclaimed writers, had been invited to the town of chautauqua, close ten lake erie to speak about a subject he knows all too well writers whoslives are unr g threat. >> did you have any anxiety it being in such a public space? not really becse in the more than 20 years that i've been living in america i've done a lot of these things. >> you haven't had security around you, a closing traction detail for a long time, long time. >> but what happens in many places that you go in lecture is that they used to having a certain degree of security venue, security in this case, there wasn't any the irony, of course, is you were there to talk about writers and danger? >> yeah, exactly. and the need
as if i was in the colosseum. and it was just somebody with the spear stabbing downwards and as rolling around on the floor trying to get away from him and i woke up and was quite shaken by it. and i had to go to to talk. and i i said to my wife, eliza, i said, i don't want to go because of the dream because if the dream and then i thought there'll be silly, it's a dream spelled salmon rushdie, one of his generation's most acclaimed writers, had been invited to the town of chautauqua close to lake erie to speak about a subject he knows all too well. >> the importance of protecting writers whose lives are under threat did you have any anxiety it being in such a public space? >> not really because in the more than 20 years that i've been living in america, i've done a lot of these things, you haven't had security around you of closing traction detail for a long time? long time, but you know what happens in many places that you go in lecture is that they're used to having
speak at a literary festival in should talk when new york salman rushdie was attacked by a muslim man the knife. rushdie, who's now 76, lost his right eye and came close to dying. he's come to terms with the attempt on his life by writing a new book about it called simply knife, which went on sale on tuesday. i talked to him for report i filed for 60 minutes this past weekend. it was his first television interview since the attack you had had a dream two days, i think it was before the attack what was the dream? i kind of had a premonition of an added had a dream of being attacked in an amphitheater but it was a kind of roman empire dream, nearly. as if i was in the colosseum. and it was just somebody with the spear stabbing downwards and i was rolling around on the floor trying to get away from him and i woke up and was quite shaken by it. and i had to go to to talk. and i i said to my wife, eliza, i said, i don't want to
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