just don t get that package, do you, very often? mario did a book titled the right book at the right time. it asked celebrities to share that moment when somebody said something to them that changed their lives. the right word at the right time. and you could write your piece for the book or could have it written and then would you have final cut of whatever somebody else wrote. i did two. i did ted turner and i did mohamed ali. he would go to the armory in louisville and he went one day and he saw gorgeous george and he s sitting there and this guy walks out with the velvet thing and the mink trim, the big cape and the hair, yellow hair going up and he would say ali is sitting there. he would say don t you make fun of this pretty face.
your daughter was dead, did you ask, did u you get the person that did this? did that give you any kind of comfort that they did? i don t know how natalee holloway s parents coped with not knowing. we knew exactly what happened to our daughter, it was tragic and we re still dealing with that today. but again, our faith and our family and our friends got us through the issue of losing a child. it s an incredibly powerful book and i commend you for writing it. was it cathartic in any sense? there was a lot of hard days. and i was like i can t do this anymore, it s too painful. is it hard to reconcile your faith when something like this happens?
christina green s young life was book ended by tragedy. she was born on september 11th, 2001 and she was the youngest victim of the shooting that wounded gabrielle giffords and killed five other people. joining me now are her parents roxana and john green, they ve written a book as good as she imagined. welcome to you both. i ve just become the father of a young baby daughter, my first girl. when i read this, it was just heartbreaking to read this. it s the ultimate nightmare i think for any parent. i can t imagine a worse scenario for you. do you ever get over this kind of thing? can you ever imagine a time when you will get over it? do you just cope with it day to day? how has it been for you? i don t think we ll ever get over it. the pain will always be there. time does heal some wounds but
have you been able to get to that point? you, john, when you first discovered when your daughter was told, did they get the person that did this? yes. did it give you any keen of comfort that they had? it definitely did. i don t know how people say like natalee holloway s parents, cope with not knowing. we knew exactly what happened to our daughter. it was tragic and we re still dealing with that today. but, again, our faith and our family and friends, count of got us through, you know, coping with the issues of losing a child. roxanna, it s an incredibly powerful book. i commend people to write it. how was it to help in the writing of it, was it cathartic in any sense? there were a lot of dark days and moments. i was like, i can t do this
we re watching it on cnn. and the only voice that s spoken up at all in this campaign about this is ron paul. why are we so interventionist he wants to know. what are we doing with all these wars? how are we safer? these are very common sense observations and no other candidate can possibly speak those words. it would be, they believe, politically fatal. now think about that. you can t you can t use an anti-war platform to get elected. so maybe that explains why it s so easy for us to go to war. norma solman has written a book war made easy. essentially he says if the president of the united states wants a war, he can have one.