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Politicians who may tell these fish stories and people are used to them. they are beloved figures and the like. they have been around forever. we can forgive grandpa for maybe losing his set of facts. he is a commander-in-chief in a very critical time facing very critical issues that lack of trust that you are talking about, it carries a lot more weight now, doesn t it? of course. because, you know, as you said. you are the leader of the free world. you don t have to tell these stories anymore about how once you were a truck driver x amount of years ago. why even bring this up in the amtrak one kill please, too. he says well, you know, i used to talk to this guy from new jersey. i m from new jersey, and he would say joey, baby, what are you doing back on the train and they used to track how many miles he used to take. the problem is when he tells the story about who says joey baby, joey baby had been dead for years at the time joe biden said that happened. i don t know if it s a memo
PeoplePoliticiansIssuesCommander-in-chiefFactsLikeFish-storiesGrandpaSetBlackFiguresCourse o donnell: what would you say if you came face to face with the people who gave you a second chance at life? cbs steve hartman is on the road with a reunion more than three decades in the making. she s got one. reporter: fishermen are known for their fish stories. holy mackerel! reporter: but the whopper that charter boat captains mark pisano and paul strasser are about to unspool is all too real. that story, it just. really throws a loop at me. it was catastrophic, imagining what she went through that day is unspeakable, really. reporter: 35 years ago, paul and mark were piloting a charter back from catalina island off the california coast when they came across a capsized boat and an orange life vest bobbing in the waves. mark jumped in and pulled outd nine-year-old desiree rodriguez, the only survivor. her mother, father, sister, aunt
ReporterCbso-donnellCbsOnePeopleOn-the-roadLifeReunionSteve-hartmanFishermenHealthChanceRecently, a coworker asked me to tell him about my favorite fishing story in Montana. Honestly, I have a lot of great Montana fishing stories, and for me, it s hard to pick a favorite.
I grew up in Idaho, and have done a lot of fishing throughout my life. There s just something about being on the water that feeds my soul and makes me feel truly alive. In Idaho, I did a lot of trout fishing and when I first moved to Montana, I was excited to fish all of the rivers and lakes in southwestern Montana.
After thinking about it for a while, I finally thought of my favorite Montana fish story.
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