Of the country. We are going to continue in our coverage tonight of the life and death of president george h. W. Bush. Our 41st president who served eight years as Vice President and director of Central Intelligence, among many other things. Tonight he is gone. Shannon if you are joining us, breaking News Coverage of the death of president george h. W. Bush. Im Shannon Bream at fox news World Headquarters in new york. President bush 41 has died. He was 94, the oldest president in u. S. History. Bush 41 spent the summer at his home in kennebunkport, maine. Condolences and fond memories are pouring in from president s, former advisors, and well wishes from Around The World. Hes being remembered as a statesman, an icon of the greatest generation, and oneofakind. Bret baier looks back at the life of this american hero. For a new breeze is blowing, and a world refreshed by freedom
seems reborn, for in mans heart, if not, in fact, the day of the dictator is over. Bret george bush as hard as
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
shed a tear as he stood there at the flagpole honoring those who died on those beaches, and as you can see the resting troop carrier still in the water. i was with him at the 50th anniversary of pearl harbor. we had several events that day, and surrounded by survivors. sadly, so many of them are gone but the president had a deep sense of service, and part of that service in his life was the legacy of his personal service in the military, and having been shot down. duty, service, honor, country, family, that is what george h.w. bush will be most remembered for, and he will be a role model, and has been for so many. shannon: we are just getting a statement into night from former president clinton as well. we talked a great deal about how in retirement president bush 41 reached out and made sure that he connected with people across the political aisle where they
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 you re 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 well-wishers from around the world. he s been remembered as a statesman and icon of the greatest generation and one-of-a-kind. we look back at the life of thi american hero. and new breeze is blowing. in a world refreshed by freedom seems reborn.
he typed a lot of the notes on the plane, my old children have notes from him when they were born. he just touched us all, not only as young professionals learning from these incredible leaders of such dignity and service, but also how he so personally touched each of our lives. shannon: we ve got bret baier with us, too. i think he has a question for fr you. bret: listen, i think you talk about it, anita, the service to the country, and think about that this was the last living former president who was a world war ii vet, someone who served their 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 do you think