Loyal husband, gampy, great grandfather, father, and i think you will be remembered while ine history of this country. Shannon i think you are right. We leave with a beautiful cartoon tonight, and fox news if youre joining us, breaking News Coverage in the death of president George H W Bush. We are at foxnews headquarters in new york. President bush 41 he was the oldest president u. S. History. 41 at the home and his condolences and fond memories are ripouring in for former advisers and wellwishers from Around The World. Hes been remembered as a statesman and icon of the greatest generation and oneofakind. We look back at the life of thi american hero. And new breeze is blowing. In a world refreshed by freedom seems reborn. For in mans heart, its not in fact the day of the dictator is over. George bush hardest task as president was giving a green light for Operation Desert Storm. But he is credited with rescuin the new oral rich nations. Before George Herbert walker bush took his first
of the united states. i don t think we see if you loo at it in historical terms anybody with that level of public service commitment experience and as i said to, th greatest measure would be his personal connection to people, especially republicans across the country. people in the party. hard working to build party structure throughout. he really had that kind of personal connection that kind o political connection that i think is extraordinary in these times. people just love to him. one of the things that happen for me tonight as i heard about president bush s death is i jus want to the wall and i don t know if you can see this, but brought with me a picture of a young version of me and a fairl young versionf of president bus. here we are on what was then ai force to traveling around the country going to all of
him a present pair of presidential cufflinks i though what an amazing man to do something like that because he got a ride in a golf cart. he was just wonderful to be around. he loved to play golf and he loved to play fast golf. he was so touched and love the fact that arnold palmer told hi he had been a great contributor to the game of golf, and that not everybody like jack nichola it could stand upon there and j play for hours upon hours upon hours and concentrate on every stroke president bushan, he lov the fact that arnold palmer tol him it was great for the game that he played in two hours or two and a half hours. listen, you re right, that the bushes play fast. i only played with them once, they could move it on the golf course.ne they did. and it was boom, boom, boom.
think his legacy would be in perhaps what should people take from it? such a great point you raise. i think when you think about george h w bush, in think that photograph of him as that young naval aviator and the rescue of course when his plane went down and how young he was to take on that. the level of responsibility and devotion to the country that it was just so natural for him without a doubt, growing up of course in the family of service but also a family of great humility. you know how he often said to how hisit mother would tell him don t brag about what you do, just do it. i think that is such a wonderfu as i said to shannon a wonderfu example to those of us who
million miles together, tim typed a lot of those notes on the plane for him. my own children have notes from him when they were born. he just touched us all. not only young professionals learning from these incredible leaders of such dignitary in service, but also just how he s personally touched each of our lives. i think you talk about it, and need, the service to the country. think about that this was the last living former president wh was a world war ii vet. someone who served the country for all of his life. volunteered after pearl harbor. decided not to go to college to get into the military after the attack on pearl harbor. talk about, i guess in the wake of his life, what would you