and that was unique and interesting experience for all of us. martha: yeah, i can t imagine what it was like for you, being in there and hearing this whole story from him firsthand, and we look forward to seeing it. i encourage everybody to watch it. i watched it with my two children, who were too young really at the time to know about this, and i really recommend that, too, because i think it s a good way for them to learn the things that they may not truly understand about that day. peter, thank you very much. my pleasure. martha: for being with us here today and for providing this piece of history that everybody can witness this weekend. george w. bush, the 9/11 interview, premieres sunday, august 28th, 10:00 p.m. eastern and pacific on the national geographic channel. make sure that you watch this. and on september 11th, tune in to fox, we will have complete coverage of ten years since that historic day. i was down at ground zero yesterday and i assure you, it is going to be rema
massachusetts accent was whispering in my ear, a second plane has sit the second tower, america is under attack. my first reaction was anger, you know? who would do that to america. and then, i immediately focused on the children. and the contrast between the notion of an attack and the innocence of children clarified my job. and that s to protect people gregg: george w. bush, the 9/11 interview, premiering sunday, august 28th, 10:00 p.m. eastern and pacific on the national geographic channel. be sure to tune into america s newsroom tomorrow. we re going to be talking to the documentary s direct director who got president bush s first on camera remarks about the death of usama bin laden. i d love to hear that. martha: i had a chance to look at this and it s stunning, and i encourage