>> right. right congress is not interested. by the way imagine my relief when kennedy people we contacted kennedy i thought here it comes. here it comes they re going to say it is a forgery doesn t he know stupid professor they didn t say that. they didn t deny it. they didn t deny it documents are real but it begs question. okay, what happened next? did kennedy go to moscow? what was the next step? and h frankly here s really what happened. dropoff got very sick, in fact, kennedy was very impressed with cal 007 the people who died in korean airline shot down by soviet in september 1983 reagan even wrote in his diary, word is that he s very sick. right now so he would be dead within a year. of this offer, so maybe that happened because he got sick they drop the bomb and didn t
hold a single hearing? congress is not interested? . >> that leads to the kennedy family and i thought here it comes they will say it s a forgery. they did not say that. they did not deny it the documents are real but it begs the question so what happened next? did he go to moscow? what was the next step? and frankly here is what happen and drop off was very sick and the 269 people who died in the korean airliner shot down by the soviet september 1983 reagan even wrote in his diary so he would be dead within a year so maybe that happened maybe he got sick but they did not follow
publisher congress doesn t hold a single hearing? congress is not interested? . >> that leads to the kennedy family and i thought here it comes they will say it s a forgery. they did not say that. they did not deny it the documents are real but it begs the question so what happened next? did he go to moscow? what was the next step? and frankly here is what happen and drop off was very sick and the 269 people who died in the korean airliner shot down by the soviet september 1983 reagan even wrote in his diary so he would be dead within a year so maybe that happened maybe he got sick but they did not follow
there, and so it didn t bother jeremiah. inside his little palace, he was building this thing. >> jeremiah: september 1983. my choice of site is thought to be downright suicidal, but when i look at the mess of construction every day, i remind myself of the wonderful dignity of trains like the 20th century from new york to chicago, of what it was like to dine in those mahogany and nickel cars, as they flashed through the countryside of the united states, and of all my travels. >> gregg: stars was the ocean liner that jeremiah traveled on, not that he did any of that consciously, but he, i think, was recreating a childhood vision of what a restaurant could be, what a place could be where people wanted to come and be and dine and have those perfect experiences. >> james: and, of course, you went board the ship and you moved into a dream world. you completely blocked out reality.
vulgarity. people urinating out in the alley, drug dealers still out there, and so it didn t bother jeremiah. inside his little palace, he was building this thing. >> jeremiah: september 1983. my choice of site is thought to be downright suicidal, but when i look at the mess of construction every day, i remind myself of the wonderful dignity of trains like the 20th century from new york to chicago, of what it was like to dine in those mahogany and nickel cars, as they flashed through the countryside of the united states, and of all my travels. >> gregg: stars was the ocean liner that jeremiah traveled on, not that he did any of that consciously, but he, i think, was recreating a childhood vision of what a restaurant could be, what a place could be where people wanted to come and be and dine and have those perfect experiences. >> james: and, of course, you went aboard the ship and you moved into a dream world. you completely blocked out reality.
inside his little palace, he was building this thing. >> jeremiah: september 1983. my choice of site is thought to be downright suicidal, but when i look at the mess of construction every day, i remind myself of the wonderful dignity of trains like the 20th century from new york to chicago, of what it was like to dine in those mahogany and nickel cars, as they flashed through the countryside of the united states, and of all my travels. >> gregg: stars was the ocean liner that jeremiah traveled on, not that he did any of that consciously, but he, i think, was recreating a childhood vision of what a restaurant could be, what a place could be where people wanted to come and be and dine and have those perfect experiences. >> james: and, of course, you went board the ship and you moved into a dream world. you completely blocked out reality.
building this thing. >> jeremiah: september 1983. my choice of site is thought to be downright suicidal, but when i look at the mess of construction every day, i remind myself of the wonderful dignity of trains like the 20th century from new york to chicago, of what it was like to dine in those mahogany and nickel cars, as they flashed through the countryside of the united states, and of all my travels. >> gregg: stars was the ocean liner that jeremiah traveled on, not that he did any of that consciously, but he, i think, was recreating a childhood vision of what a restaurant could be, what a place could be where people wanted to come and be and dine and have those perfect experiences. >> james: and, of course, you went board the ship and you moved into a dream world. you completely blocked out reality.
no doubt in his mind that the plane, never referred to as an airliner, was the enemy. soviet media continually repeat government charges that the plane was on a spying mission. backs up their charges with a mixture of packets and government views. >> of course, that was september 1983, soviets denying vigorously even the existence of the hundreds of civilians who they killed when they shot down the passenger jet. insisting it was a u.s. spy plane. there was no civilians in there. 30 years later, again, a civilian jumbo jet is shot out of the sky. again, russia is in the middle of the story. again, here comes the crazy. this guy, igor strelkof, top pro russian commander in eastern ukraine. he told a pro-rebel website today he was told by people at the crash site that a significant number of the bodies at the crash site weren t fresh. he says they were drained of
administration is not pushing as hard as we ought to be particularly with putin. what s a little bit ironic is at the end of the day putin can still -- if he wants to come out looking like the good because, because he s the guy that s going to call for a ceasefire. he s the guy that s going to clear the zone for people to come in and search for evidence on the ground. and people will sit back and say he is responsible, but look how much he s cooperating with us. maybe he s not as bad a guy as we thought. >> that s all the time we have. always great to talk to you about this. >> thank you. malaysia airlines flight 17 joins eight other commercial aircraft in the last four years to be shot down in russia. among those, september 1983 when a korean airlines flight was shot down by a soviet fighter jet killing 269 aboard that plane. including passengers and crew. larry mcdonald among them. they were in soviet air space due to pilot error. and a siberian airlines flight was shot down over the black sea
iranian flight in 1988 over the persian gulf. abc s jonathan karl has more on the high cost of global conflicts. civilians who pay with their lives. >> reporter: if confirmed, it s not the first time a commercial airliner has been caught in the crossfire of a conflict, killing hundreds of innocent civilians. and it s not the first time the white house has had to deal with the consequences. >> looks like it may be a terrible tragedy. >> reporter: on july 3rd, 1988, a missile fired from a u.s. navy ship brought down an iranian airliner as it flew over the persian gulf. the u.s. had been exchanging gunfire with iranian gun boats that day and mistook the airbus for an iranian fighter jet. before that, in september 1983, a russian fighter jet shot down a korean plane, with 269 passengers on board. the plane, a boeing 747, had