all, and only came here under subpoena, still denying she and tom ever had affair. do you recall telling the investigators that tom had asked you that if you weren t married, if you two could date? date? i don t recall date. what do you recall him asking? just if i d wait for him. kelli had agreed to wait. the insurance payout was a given, but according to prosecutors tom s plan for his post-juanita life had one problem. juanita didn t have a will. would you come forward. so six days before their vacation, tom had a meeting with an attorney. how would you describe his level of urgency? excessively adamant, sitting on the edge of the chair. we ve got to have a will. we ve got to have a will. we ve got to have a will. attorney anthony badinovac was surprised that anyone would so urgently need a will before going on a short vacation to michigan s upper peninsula.
bluff and keep going. you shot me in the leg. that don t hurt. just limp out of the room. you can fall when you get out of the room, but don t let them see you. is this something you share with the young men in your male mentoring group? where did that come from, and why was it so important for you to start that? if i didn t have the view of manhood from my father, i can tell you for sure we re not having this interview. i m not on cnn or anybody else s tv show. my father instilled in my he the work ethic, the principles of manhood. my mother and father were married for 64 years. that s why i ve been married three times. i don t know nothing else. i was shown the viewpoint. that was my snapshot, marriage. i thought if you weren t married, man, according to my dad, you weren t doing what a man was supposed to do. i got it wrong. i messed it up, but that s all i thought you were supposed to do. i never thought the guy was
the book spoken from the heart, published by scribner s. our special guest for the hour. mick jagger one week from tonight. how did you meet george w.? well, we actually grew up together in the same town not that far away from each other. our houses were probably ten blocks apart. but we went to two separate elementary schools. and we went only one year together to one year of junior high before the bushes moved to houston. larry: how much older is he than you? he is my exact same years. 18, 19 years later i was back in midland visiting my parents, and george had moved back to go in the oil business, and some friends had invited us to come over to their house for dinner. they had been sort of talking up george for a year or two because we were literally the last of their friends who weren t married. they put us together. larry: what do you remember
he s my exact same age. so 18 or 19 years later i was back in midland visiting my parents, and george had moved back to go in the oil business and some friends had invited us to come over to their house for dinner. they had been sort of talking up george for a year or two because we were literally the last of their friends who weren t married. they put us together. larry: what do you remember about the first meeting? i remember a lot about it. i remember what i wore. i remember what jan and joey fixed. they fixed hamburgers in the backyard. i remember how i thought george was very funny. he made me laugh. the next day he called me and asked for a date. we went to a miniature golf course and played miniature golf. larry: was there an immediate attraction? there was, really. there was really. we were really ready. we were looking for somebody to share our life with. larry: how long before you got married? three months. larry: pretty quick. very quick. larry: was there
larry: we re back with laura bush. the book spoken from the heart, published by scribner s. our special guest for the hour. mick jagger one week from tonight. how did you meet george w.? well, we actually grew up together in the same town not that far away from each other. our houses were probably ten blocks aapart. but we went to two separate elementary schools. and we went only one year together to one year of junior high before the bushes moved to houston. larry: how much older is he than you? he is my exact same years. 18, 19 years later i was back in midland visiting my parents, and george had moved back to go in the oil business, and some friends had invited us to come over to their house for dinner. they had been sort of talking up george for a year or two because we were literally the last of their friends who weren t married. they put us together. larry: what do you remember about the first meeting? i remember a lot about it. i remember what i wore. i remember wh