Stay updated with breaking news from Wasnt ready to go. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
hospital many times over the course of the last five or six years because he had parkinson's, and it affected his ability to get rid of phlegm and stuff, and that would accumulate and give him pneumonia. he would go in the hospital, they would cure him, he would come out. there was a lot of that. but it never really affected his spirit. in fact, he said after barbara died that he wasn't ready to go. he used to kid about wanting to live to be 100. but that last day was really a very, very gentle and peaceful passing for him. he had not gotten out of bed for three or four days. i live close by his home here in houston, and i went over there at 7:15 on friday morning. expecting to see him sleeping. but he was alert, more alert than he had been in four or five days.
and those are the last words that he ever spoke. >> we should all have such last words. >> yes, indeed, and we should all have such a gentle and peaceful passing. >> you spent a lot of time with president bush, over the past weeks and months going out to dinner and visiting him. from what he told you, it seems as though he was ready to go. >> well, by the time -- yes, but he really wasn't ready to go after barbara died. in fact, he said so. but by the time he got back here to houston from his summer in kennebunkport, i think he was pretty much ready to go. quality of life had deteriorated a lot for him. >> your relationship with the president goes back decades. you got to know him as tennis partners back in houston in the '50s. you were by his side from his senate campaign in texas through the white house and beyond. here you are, here you are
phone and 43 said i love you, dad. and i just want to -- and i'll see you in heaven. and 41 said i love you, too. and those were the last words that he ever spoke. >> we should all have such last words. >> yes, indeed. and we should all have such a gentle and peaceful passing. >> you spent a lot of time with president bush over the past weeks and months, going out to dinner and visiting him in kennebunkport. from what he told you, it seems as though he was ready to go? >> well, by the time -- yes. but he really wasn't ready to go after barbara died. in fact, he said so. but by the time he got back here to houston from his summer in kennebunkport, i think he was pretty much ready to go. quality of life had deteriorated a lot for him. >> your relationship with the president goes back decades. you got to know him as tennis partners back in houston in the '50s. you were by his side from his
>> well, it was actually a pretty sweet day, jake. he had been failing for a little while. of course, he had been in and out of the hospital many times over the course of the past five or six years, because he had parkinson's and it affected his ability to get rid of phlegm and stuff, and that would accumulate and give him pneumonia. he would go into the hospital, they would cure him and he would come out. there was a lot of that. but it never really affected his spirit. in fact, he said after barbara died that he wasn't ready to go. he used to kid about wanting to live to be 100. but that last day was really a very, very gentle and peaceful passing for him. he had not gotten out of bed for three or four days. i live close by his home here in houston, and i went over there at 7:15 on friday morning, expecting to see him sleeping,
scrubbed the same way the republican memo was scrubbed so they could both be put out at the same time? >> the information wasn't ready to go. so we decided to release ours. people with criticize that decision. >> let's bring in former democratic congresswoman elizabeth holzman who played a key role in the impeachment of president richard nixon. i want to get your reaction to adam schiff calling this a political hit job by the fbi done on behalf of president trump. >> he's absolutely right. looking at it from the perspective of watergate and the house ju zidiciary committee thi served, i can't think of whether the committee democrats put something out and the republicans had no chance to say anything about it. we understood that when we're talking about the well-being on the country, you can't just have a partisan effort. you includes the other side. you hear their point of view, so
but when the clock struck midnight last night and no documents were released. and then this morning rolled around and nothing was released. and then today rolled on and nothing us released, finally nbc this afternoon got u.s. finally, the administration got the u.s. intelligence officials to admit to them that yeah, the work didn't -- the documents spelling out what's supposed to be redacted, that didn't get finished. or maybe the dog ate it. but it wasn't ready to go. at 5:00 p.m. eastern time, the national archives told the online archivist russ kick said that the jfk document release was not going to be canceled today, but they also said, quote, we currently do not have a time frame. again, that was close of business today. the law says this has to happen today. all the documents. and then later this evening, the trump white house had to issue a new order on this subject saying, okay, let's shoot for april 2018 instead.
Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20171013:03:04:00 vimarsana.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from vimarsana.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
weinstein's predator ways. and weinstein's wife said, quote, my wife breaks for all the women who have suffered tremendous pain because of these unforgivable actions. i have chosen to leave my husband. i ask the media for privacy at this time. now the reporter who investigated allegations of rape by harvey weinstein and published them in "the new yorker" is questioning why the nbc network, for whom he also works, apparently spiked a potential tv expose of weinstein. listen. >> nbc says that, you know, that the story wasn't publishable, that it wasn't ready to go by the time you brought it to them. it was ready to go by time you got it to the new yorkers. >> i walked into the door with an explosively reportable piece that should have been public earlier and immediately obviously new yorker recognized that and it is not accurate to say that it was not reportable.
well. >> nbc says that, you know, you didn't -- that the story wasn't publicable, that it wasn't ready to go by the time that you brought it to them, but obviously it was ready to go by the time you got it to the new yorker. >> i walked into the door at the new yorker with an sploes civil reportable piece that should have been public earlier and immediately obviously the new yorker recognized that and it is not accurate to say that it was not reportable. in fact, there were multiple determination that it was reportable at nbc. >> ronan farrow. i know parts of this story in terms of the reporting side of it is not the easiest stuff to talk about and i know you don't want to make yourself the center of this story. >> a small note. that is important. these women came forward with incredibly brave allegations. they tore their guts out talking about this and retrauma iced themselves because they believed they could protect other women going forward. this should not be about me, important work but ultimately we are there in service of women doing something really tough,
time." now the reporter who invested allegations of sexual harassment by a weinstein and published in the new yorker is publicly questioning why the network for whom he works spec to potential tv expose of weinstein. >> nbc says that the story wasn't publishable, that it wasn't ready to go by the time that you brought it to them. obviously it is ready to go by the time he got the new yorker. >> i walked into the door at the new yorker with an explicit reported piece that should've been public earlier. and immediately, new yorker recognize that and it's not accurate to say that it was not reportable. there were multiple determinations that it was reportable at nbc. >> we've got no official on the record comment from nbc. we have reached out to them. but their position presumably represented by rachel maddow