since. she is a remarkable woman and she has gone through some tough times. she was had diagnosis of ms. she had breast cancer. and my feelings and passion for ann haven t changed in the slightest over the years other than to become strong. chris: she says when she got the diagnosis and you were in the room together and the doctor told her she felt as if her life was over and that you both cried. how tough a moment was that? probably the toughest time in my life was standing there with ann as we hugged each other and the diagnosis came. and i was afraid it was lou gehrig s disease as we came into the doctor s office. the brochures on his table there were lie lou garito lou .
meetings that actually meet me and spend some time with me have a different impression than in the debates. chris: do you feel it is hard for you to kind of open up to be emotional? not in the slightest. i think people who know me and a interact with me understand i m an emotional guy and i have deep feelings about the country. very great concerns about the way it is being guided at this time by our president and so as people get to know me better i think they will come to a different impression. chris: your campaign has now put your wife ann out on the trail, some say to humanize you. how would you describe your relationship? sweet hearts? partners, best friends? all three. ann and i fell in love when we were in high school. she was 15 years old when i really took notice of her. i was a senior and she was a sophomore. i gave her a ride home from the party. she had come with someone else. i kissed her at the door and i have been following her ever
we stood up and hugged each other and i said to her as long as it s not something fatal i m just fine. i m happy in life as long as i have got my soul mea mate withe and ann is and she has been able to recover the great majority of her health. this marriage thing is about bringing people together in way that nothing compares with. chris: youth is not only a change for her, it is a change for us that you could get through it. well, she knows how she feels about me. she feels the same way about me, i hope, as i feel about h her and she knows that if i were to be inflicted with some kind of condition at some point that she would feel the same way about me. and i said to her look, i mean she said i can t cook any more. there was a really difficult time. at the time the disease was diagnose ited it was really tough for h her. we were getting ready to look at putting an elevator in the house to get her up to the
meetings that actually meet me and spend some time with me have a different impression than in the debates. chris: do you feel it is hard for you to kind of open up to be emotional? not in the slightest. i think people who know me and a interact with me understand i m an emotional guy and i have deep feelings about the country. very great concerns about the way it is being guided at this time by our president and so as people get to know me better i think they will come to a different impression. chris: your campaign has now put your wife ann out on the trail, some say to humanize you. how would you describe your relationship? sweet hearts? partners, best friends? all three. ann and i fell in love when we were in high school. she was 15 years old when i really took notice of her. i was a senior and she was a sophomore. i gave her a ride home from the party. she had come with someone else. i kissed her at the door and i have been following her ever
we stood up and hugged each other and i said to her as long as it s not something fatal i m just fine. i m happy in life as long as i have got my soul mea mate withe and ann is and she has been able to recover the great majority of her health. this marriage thing is about bringing people together in way that nothing compares with. chris: youth is not only a change for her, it is a change for us that you could get through it. well, she knows how she feels about me. she feels the same way about me, i hope, as i feel about h her and she knows that if i were to be inflicted with some kind of condition at some point that she would feel the same way about me. and i said to her look, i mean she said i can t cook any more. there was a really difficult time. at the time the disease was diagnose ited it was really tough for h her. we were getting ready to look at putting an elevator in the house to get her up to the