asked was the day you left the white house had to be the worst day of your life. my answer was no, the worst days of my life were when i held dying marines in my arms and had to write to the families. and then see them after i came back myself. what presidents go through in expressing their condolences is such a personal and private and difficult thing i find it stunning that somebody could criticize the president for doing what he did. i don t know how you feel about this but the second the congresswoman spoke about this, i feel about this today, if the wife had something to say let her be one to say. i don t know why you are putting yourself in position to be the middle person and causing these emotions and this is a rough time for all four of those families. she saw an opportunity to get publicity and now she is a rock
my life were when i held dying marines in my arms and then had to write the families and then sometimes go see them after i came back myself. and what presidents go through in trying to express their condolences, it s such a personal and such a private and such a difficult thing. i find it stunning that somebody could criticize the president for doing what he did. widow johnson received a call that no one ever wants to get, no one ever wants to see somebody walking up their walk with a chaplain with them. and those kind of things happen too often in war. by the way, 56 americanan mility personnel have been killed in training since june. that number came out of walter reeded bethesda today whe i was up there. that s what they told me. 56.. you think about that, all of those people wondering, is some person going to jump up and put it on tv and grouse about
that s amazing. that s absolutely phenomenal. i have to tell my kids i m a rock star now. ainsley: highly inappropriate. she is laughing. this is not about her. this is not about the president. this is not about politics. this is about remembering the men and win who has answered the call of duty. who have sacrificed everything to fight for all of us, for our freedoms. it is about being respectful and remembering them alleges they are dying on the front lines for all of us. brian: tucker was smart enough to book ollie north who who knows the general quite well to get a perspective on how extraordinary it was to see the general and chief of staff talk about what he experienced personally. listen. one of the questions asked was the day you left the white house had to be the worst day of your life. no the answer was the worst day in my life was when i held dying marines in my arms and then i have to write the families and sometimes go see them after i came back myself.
response was, the worst days of my life when i held dying marines in my arms and then had to rate the families and then sometimes go see them after i came back myself. and what presidents go through in trying to express their condolences, it s such a personal and such a private and such a difficult thing. i find it stunning that somebody could criticize the president for doing what he did. widow johnson received a call that no one ever wants to get, no one ever wants to see somebody walking up their walk with a chaplain with them. and those kind of things happen too often and more. by the way, 56 american military personnel have been killed in training since june. that number came out of walter reed bethesda table i was up there. that s what they told me. you think about that, all of those people wondering, is some person going to jump up and put it on tv and grouse about
response was, the worst days of my life when i held dying marines in my arms and then had to rate the families and then sometimes go see them after i came back myself. and what presidents go through in trying to express their condolences, it s such a personal and such a private and such a difficult thing. i find it stunning that somebody could criticize the president for doing what he did. widow johnson received a call that no one ever wants to get, no one ever wants to see somebody walking up their walk with a chaplain with them. and those kind of things happen too often and more. by the way, 56 american military personnel have been killed in training since june. that number came out of walter reed bethesda table i was up there. that s what they told me. you think about that, all of those people wondering, is some person going to jump up and put