someone that talked to him from the airplane. the plane landed this morning around 8:00 this morning. it had senator leahy, senator jeff flake, and congressman van hollen and secret service agents. secret service officers. the plane had bowls of popcorn on it which is something he missed a great deal. his wife judy was there on the tarmac and walked to the plane with him and is on the plane with him now. they have already been reunited. i m told they re flying to andrew s air force base. there s some confusion an american military plane. i m told it s going to andrew s air force base and should be landing the next hour and a half or so. he made several calls. his sister bonnie, his daughters and said quote, i m free. we expect he ll be speaking to the media around 1:30 this afternoon here in washington, d.c. in his lawyer s officer after the president makes announcements about the first steps toward normalizing
person who was directly involved in the planning of the shootdown to brothers of the rescued airplanes the death of american citizens. this is not just about spying on the cuban exile community in south florida and throughout the country, it s also including the act of the death of american citizens aboard a plane in international waters some years ago. what can we expect from the president this morning, chris? obviously what we re going to hear from him is expect his displeasure on what happened. it s going to be interesting to hear what details we get. these are sensitive negotiations. so i guess the outstanding question really is how did this come about and how many details wheat get. this is going to be something the administration and the administration will view as a way for u.s./cuba relations to move forward. obviously, the u.s. has kept cuba under economic embargo and list it as a state sponsor of
stealing $1 million from his country, including kickbacks from a haitian telephone company. there were some some monies that were, you know, unaccounted for in terms of how they were being used by by members of his administration. basically, finding ways to use public monies for private purposes. reporter: charges were never filed. it s very easy to say he stole money without any proof whatsoever. there s no bank accounts, no swiss bank accounts, no south african bank counties. reporter: the two terms, which began in 1990, were interrupted by a military coup eight months into his first term. he was returned to power with the help of u.s. troops, re-elected in 2000, only to be ousted again in a bloody rebellion four years later. president george w. bush s administration supplied the plane to hustle aristide out of his country in the middle of the night. he has been living in exile and teaching in south africa ever since. after the earthquake, aristide
filed. very easy to say he stole money. no swiss bank accounts new york south african bank counties. reporter: the two terms, which began in 1990, were interrupted by a military coup eight months into his first term. he was returned to power with the help of u.s. troops, re-elected in 2000, only to be ousted again in a bloody rebellion four years later. president george w. bush s administration supplied the plane to hustle aristide out of his country in the middle of the night. he has been living in exile and teaching in south africa ever since. after the earthquake, aristide told reporters woe like to return to haiti. we feel deeply and profoundly that we should be there, in haiti, with them, trying our best to prevent death. reporter: some supporters
country, including kickbacks from a haitian telephone company. there were some some monies that were, you know, unaccounted for in terms of how they were being used by by members of his administration. basically, finding ways to use public monies for private purposes. reporter: charges were never filed. it s very easy to say he stole money without any proof whatsoever. there s no bank accounts, no swiss bank accounts, no south african bank accounts. reporter: his two terms as haiti s president, which began in 1990, were interrupted by a military coup eight months into his first term. he was returned to power with the help of u.s. troops, re-elected in 2000, only to be ousted again in a bloody rebellion four years later. president george w. bush s administration supplied the plane to hustle aristide out of his country in the middle of the night. he s been living in exile and teaching in south africa ever since. after the earthquake, aristide told reporters he d like to retur