you know, and they really you know, you think about it, they really endured, the two of them. i mean, you know, i know he's very ill and probably close to passing himself off. but think of their age. it's just remarkable. and you know, they've been a blessing out of office. carter occasionally pipes up in ways that some people find unwelcome, but by and large, they've been kind of a model out of office first couple and finally, brett, as we consider presidential couples and we consider this remarkable union of both, i guess that's what we can really take from that, that they were simple downhome folk having simple dinners with friends in that house they bought in 1961 in plains, georgia. yeah. and think think of him in his retirement years. you know, standing on ladders at an advanced age and pounding nails into into buildings to support habitat for humanity, a favorite charity of his and

we had hostages and ironic. and we had a combination of inflation and stagnant growth many thought not possible. i will never forget it. interest rates had gone through

the moon as the fed under carter put it, bulb okeechobee at the head of the fed and get an handle on inflation for interest rates were soaring. many market funds are bringing huge returns on the market funds were opening storefronts of the main streets of the country. i remember in washington and it was a tough time for a lot of people. carter could be a tough guy in some ways. although i must tell you on a personal level i want moderated a discussion between him and gerald ford. they traveled the country together. and had w will recall debates bt they weren't there quite friendly. i did it at my daughter's college at the time. i said something about it in a e fewer marks i made before and i mention the fact i bought my

daughter a set of radial tires because at the time he came up to me after words and come to my daughter he took her in both hands boat held the both of her hands, looked her in the eye talked about his daughter amy and so on he was gracious. gerald ford was a very nice man but carter was remarkable in that way. he could be an extremely nice man and she could be as well a nice person. eric: of someone of your incredibly respected and tremendous career in washington, you see both sides of the politicians many of us don't get it. let me quote from the outlier rates the man was not what you think. he was tough, he was extremely intimidating. jimmy carter was from of the most intelligent, hard-working and decent man to have occupied the oval o oval office in the 20 century when hunter tom so

described him as quote one of the neatest man he ever met. heat met jimmy carter's ruthless ambitious termination to win power. what does it take for someone to go from plains, georgia? first of i get into the naval academy is no small feat you become a nuclear engineer. he once went into a nuclear plant basically by himself to save it at his own peril of being exposed to radiation we are told. what does it take and what is it take behind the seats? what you could not be in politics without thick skin and a tough hide. being willing at times to do politically what is required at the moment. politicians with indecent behavior or behavior that's considered utterly ruthless like tend to get punished by the

voters. doesn't play with thing when jimmy carter is a tough guy and had a mean streak. i think he had a hard time and made a lot of mistakes. i think on balance he was a thoroughly decent man. a religious man and was serious about it meant it and lived it. that should not be forgotten as we assess him. eric: still attending in teaching sunday school and planes through recent years. before i leave you the nuclear plant story happened in 1952 it was in canada because he had nuclear engineer b background ty sent him and alone to try to get that water to stop a radioactive leak. jimmy carter did at that time. britt, always good to talk to you. looks good to talk to as well. shannon: under these pet

circumstances the passing of rosalyn carter's we have been reporting thank you. if you're just joining us we have been reporting this afternoon the somber and his former first lady roslyn carter has died. she was 96 years old, hello america i am eric shawn in new york. molly: i am molly line the carter ce center just made the announcement one day after it revealed the former first lady had entered hospice care at home. back and made the center said the former first lady had been diagnosed with dementia. the carter's, who were weighed in 1946 with the longest married presidential couple in american history. her husband, former president jimmy carter's 99 years old he entered hospice earlier this year. chief of political anchor bret baier takes a look back at the life of the former first lady. cooks former first lady rosalynn carter was born in the small town of plains, georgia in 19207 per the same place as her

husband the 39th the president of the united states jimmy carter. even as a couple only spent one term and the white house rosalynn carter's effect is still felt in washington. >> i never doubted that he could be a great president. >> all her husband was working on middle east peace in trying to stem a rising gas prices, first lady rosalynn carter was busy consulting with the present on both domestic and foreign affairs. she even attended cabinet meetings, sitting in any available seats appeared jimmy and i were always partner she once said. 1977 she visited central and south america as the president personal representative. holding high level meetings with leaders on issues like human rights, beef exports, and drug trafficking. an honorary chair of the president's commission on mental health. >> that was the beginning of a lifelong crusade for me too try to help make life better for

people with mental illnesses. >> mrs. carter started to work on mental health is a first lady of georgia oversaw a 20 person advisory board and developed 38 task forces for the commission paired her work resulted in a final report recommending the implementation of the largest reform of mental health legislation and close to three decades. rosalynn carter also made sure to tend to the more traditional duties of her job is first lady and mother to amy. eight he insisted amy go to public school in washington d.c. and began what's normal for all first ladies a staff and office in the east wing of the white house. most of mrs. carter's work has been done since she and her husband left the washington after it loose in the 1980 election to ronald reagan she spent over 20 years in the carter foundation and atlanta. she and her husband worked on building houses on habitat for humanity.

there's nothing more important that a good, safe, secure home fo.a present carter continued to travel in his years after his presidency rosalynn carter when lump there has been visiting china and 210. mena former palestinian president arafat in 1990. attending the democratic national convention in new york in 1982. rosalynn carter also continued to spend time in washington. meeting with her successors. she was one of several women am a member some past presidents who were honored by first lady michelle obama at a mother's day event at the white house in 2010. in her later years rosalynn joined her husband and his work for the carter center. they assist with international conflict resolution and observed election such as a historic referendum for south sudan in 2011. they also focus on health programs finding to prevent and eliminate neglected tropical diseases like guinea worm and river blindness. through it all rosalynn

encouraged her husband through his brain cancer battle and recovery. >> there is an outpouring of support and prayers. it has been really -- in spite of everything going on it's been kind of wonderful. just to know we have that kind of support progress rosalynn carter was diagnosed with dementia at age 95. the carter's were married for more than 75 years of print they built a family with four children and more than a dozen grand and great-grandchildren. in washington, bret baier fox news. quick starting this now on the telephone someone who knew the carter's well beat michigan democratic congresswoman debbie dingell. she is on many first couples her husband jon the late jon dingell was the lon longest-serving memr of congress. thank you for joining us on this sad afternoon. your reflections on rosalynn carter? and the marriage the long love story and marriage of this former first couple good

afternoon. >> good afternoon and thank you. it is good to be with you. but sad on this occasion. rosalynn carter and jimmy carter had a love affair like most you never ever see and i had that with my husband and i think that was one of the things that we always had in common. i remember so many things about rosalynn carter. what i married my husband many know about this now i was a very young life there was an age difference her kindness and compassion -- which i got married and not letting what other people say hurt me is something i remember immediately. want to know things i have admired her for in the tried to support and do on my own now is talk about mental health issues. and to remove the stigma of talking about them.

she was a strong woman. she had the ability to fight to make a difference in causes. she knew what she was going to do she was a gentle lady. stay for the parallels between you and your late husband and the carter's to me strike me as very similar. she is someone who is very strong, very involved in politics. what wasn't that like for you and for her i imagine? and how did she help you deal with that? and in your case come fully into your own right as a political force. when you go to the georgetown dinner parties okay you are the spouse of the powerful and well-known one. >> when i first got married i was very young. washington is a very different town than it was when i got married in 1981. when i married jon we were in

the midst of a presidential election and they were in. there was a gentleness to her. in understanding and empathy that had strength and feeling to it. she loved her husband, i loved my husband. i knew who i was and she always knew who she was. she did not let people hurt her husband. she also knew she had the ability and did make a difference. eric: we talked abut her cbettercontributions and with ml illness. let me read you a quote from her book. i want to take mental illness and emotional disorders out of the closet to let people know iit's all right to having a problem without the fear of being called crazy. if only we could consider mental illness as straightforwardly as we do physical illness those affected could seek help and treated in an open and effective

way. that these days is much more accepted but that back then she was a force behind the scenes in dealing with that. what were those achievements like? why did she accomplish that? >> people don't understand, it took me years to talk about my own father's mental health issues. is it drug addiction i don't know who is bipolar or had something more serious. my parents domestic violence incidences in trying to kill each other. i was worried to talk about those. and i remember we were sitting on the floor of the house and jon knew my story and gave me the courage. she gave me support after words for finally having the courage to speak about it. my sister died of suicide, was in and out but needing help. it took eight while but we are

still far from removing the stigma. rosalynn carter began gave people the courage to talk about it she tried to make sure people were not attacked or paid for it in some way by have the courage to talk about it. she want access to more mental health providers and coverage we arthere still so many instances related to it. she open the door for where we are still struggling to get to today. >> thank you for sharing with their viewers and with us your personal experiences with that. thank you, from my heart. and on behalf of all of us here, so important. rosalynn carter paving the way for the country congresswoman debbie dingell of michigan our thoughts and prayers are with the carter families. i thank you for joining us to today. >> take care.

molly: thank you eric britton going to bring in a lucas tomlinson again for he's been alive there at the white house and bringing us reaction from some of the lawmakers and we are still waiting on the white house reaction. something congresswoman debbie dingell talked about was the great love story of mr. and mrst and former first lady. and a representative dingell said they had a love affair like most you never see. they fell in love as teenagers. they were together more than 77 years, your thoughts? >> 77 years is a really long time molly it's longer than the life expectancy of most americans sprayed the fact they are married that long happily is a testament to their marriage as we heard from britt a testament to the christian faith as well. you mention they went on a blind date met when they run teenagers on a blind date right after that date jimmy carter's are going to

marry that woman. what's incredible jimmy carter's mother was a nurse delivered that woman, rosalynn carter, into this world for this is a small town story from plains, p, george is only fitting by the way president joe biden and jill are at naval station norfolk right now honoring the crews of the uss gerald ford to strike a group which had to be extended into the mediterranean through this war. the fact the president is at a navy base right now in fact the first lady we are told just spoke and honored rosalynn carter let's listen in. >> former first lady rosalynn carter has just passed. and that she was well known for her efforts on mental health and caregiving and women's rights. i hope during the holidays you consider including the carter family in your prayers.

>> again there only fitting the bidens at a naval station norfolk the largest navy base in the world and former president jimmy carter was a naval academy graduate with the only president of the united states to graduate from annapolis in fact a member of the 2% club only 2% of people going to the naval academy with their girlfriends graduate and married their girlfriends and jimmy carter was a member of that deletes club as well. it is only fitting they are at naval station norfolk the carter's were remembered. certainly rosalynn carter 77 years. we have a statement from the carter center cindy former first lady was a champion of mental health caregiving, women's rights, president carter and his statstatement says rosalynn wasy equal partner and everything i ever accomplished. she gave me a wise counsel and encouragement when i needed it. as long as rosa was in the world i always knew someone loved and supported maybe she is survived

by four children jack, chip, jeff, and amy. eleven grandchildren and also 14 great-grandchildren. one of her sons, chip said the statement besides being a loving mother and extraordinary first lady my mother was a great humanitarian in her own right. a life of service and compassion was an example for all americans. she will be sorely missed not only by our family but the many people have better mental health care and access to resources for caregiving today. while she certainly lived a long life only bessette truman as first that it lived longer than 97 the fax rosalynn carter led to 96 says so much about her life. it's only a few days ago we heard she was entering hospice. so why it might come as a surprise is certainly living until 96 may we all live a full life on that long. >> that she certainly did a full life indeed. it's a part of a title of one of the books jimmy carter roper he

was a prolific author of course in 2015 he read a envoys one abt life and the '90s. and in that book you can listen to it. he spoke about her even read out loud one of the poems he wrote for her. i will do one line because you cannot do anything but listen to his voice say the poem but he wrote she'd smile and birds would feel they no longer had to seeing or it may be i failed to hear their song. >> fail we all have a spouse who writes poetry like that and gives it to his mother. >> thank you lucas and now will go to break our thoughts with the family of rosalynn carter.

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in the white house and i remember gives known around washington she had changed the tone of the white house. you could not get hard liquor if you went to a public party at the white house. you could get some u.s. wine but no hard liquor because of the steel magnolia and that was rosalynn carter. she really wanted to set a different tone for the white house. less public balls, functions and state dinners and more picnics that was the thing. that is what she was known in washington for at the time. real helper and partner to jimmy carter. he is one of the few first ladies i have heard of an all time that was sent by the president. to foreign countries to speak to foreign leaders and deliver messages.

it's pretty impressive if you stop and think about it. molly: she acted as a personal envoy and traveled throughout latin america as you mentioned and went to cabinet briefings and meetings. that's part of an intriguing history. she is the only first lady other than eleanor roosevelt to ever testify before congress. now think about that she was testifying about mental health issues. owner roosevelt got in a world of hers is eleanor roosevelt and rosalynn carter who's gone up to congress and testified, used their power. on behalf of some issue before the congress. molly: we all know that trail that wa was blazed and things progressed from there. so remarkable in that sense.

and your recollection of that period in time, how was she received? >> oh, very well. it was so different. the thing about rosalynn carter, even then she was viewed as a very serious sober person. i say it sober i told you that story about no hard liquor at the parties. she was a reticent, shy proper lady of a first lady. she's not really allowed a voice she is not a larger president. which of the country she was a larger presence and she did have her issues. she would be in the cabinet meetings and as we said she would go on foreign trips by herself representing the president of the united states. and as you mentioned he would say he has said subsequently but he said at the time that she was his top advisor.

nobody had more influence on him and his wife. molly: it is worth noting that some the lovely pictures of historically being the early era and the white house as you mentioned. when their daughter amy was along as well, still very young at the time for their sons are much older amy was born 20 years into their marriage. she handled all this not just being this remarkable life, living this amazing love story but also being a mother. >> indeed. wear time but putting her mark on the carter presidency one of those marks was she and jimmy decided that amy would go to a d.c. public school which was highly controversial at the time. why is the president said his ss child to public school? as a child going to be okay from the secret service had to protect the kid in the school. but that's what happen they see rosalynn carter send public school, public education just like mental health very

important. showing to set a model for other people around the country. at the same on healthcare we talked about mental health and how she stood up for that issue with the congress and subsequent to leaving the white house she went on to create fellowships to continually work with mental health. but also may be best known she was jimmy carter's partner in promoting habitat for humanity. they would both wear the hard yellow hat going trip to where they built houses regards there are plenty of pictures and write her in the thick of it alongside her all along the way something former president has talked about often. juan williams thank you so much for sharing some of your insights and some of you are memories from that time. we really appreciate it. what you are welcome, molly she was a tremendous woman. steve i guess absently. former first lady rosalynn carter has died she was 96 years old. stick with us for more coverage

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before we can take a risk of te death this afternoon former first lady rosalynn carter. she died at home in plains, georgia in the couple's house they fought in 1961. mrs. carter was 96 years old. she entered hospice we are told just a day or so ago she had been diagnosed with dementia who will of course continue our coverage of the passing of the former first lady throughout our hour we now will turn to some other news. talk a potential cease-fire in hostage exchange and the israel hamas war. israeli soldiers the idf continuing to attack hamas in gaza. saying and now it has uncovered tunnels and found a weapons at

the al-shifa hospital there's videos of the palestinian hamas of terrorists taken their hostages through that hospital this after hamas long denied hamas had a command-and-control center there. there is no deal yet on in the exchange of the hostages we are told is now being negotiated with trance qatar. jeff paul is live with the very latest from there. >> if verya very active night hn southern israel from our vantage point where we are setting in southern israel there appears to be no signs of the fighting slowing down. we continued to hear loud booms from outgoing artillery israeli forces are sending into northern gaza. that is with the idf said they recently got new footage from a cctv camera from within the al-shifa hospital for their

shows two different foreign nationals being forcibly taken to the hospital by hamas the idf said this is proof hamas was using the hospital on the day of the terror attack they released new images of a tunnel israeli forces say runs underneath the hospital complex for there appears to be a deep staircase that then leads to the entrance of the tunnel shaft including a blast proof door and a firing hole the ongoing fighting in and around al-shifa has all but force the hospital to stop functioning as a medical center at least 30 premature babies were evacuated today will be sent to egypt according to palestinian health officials. resources like food and clean water are running thin throughout the entire area in gaza israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu recently address that. >> without humanitarian aid even our best friends will find it difficult to support us for a long time and it will be

difficult to continue the war. >> elsewhere in the region in the southern red sea there are reports of a cargo ship that was reportedly hijacked by the rebels. it's important to note there were no israelis on board that ship. the ship was not owned by the country of israel or anything like that but israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu released a statement saying he strongly condemns the iranian attack against an international ship. so far for right jeff thanks so much. sue five protest over israel's war on hamas continue in cities all across the country and around the world calling for immediate cease-fire in gaza. nate foy is file with all of this for us he is in our london bureau. >> protesters across the world are calling for that cease-fire including a large group in paris

where thousands of people marched today this includes french actors in public personalities pre-take a look at this video you see people at the front of this march holding a white banner it is a symbol for peace others held white flags of the protest this is after massive protests yesterday with thousands of pro- palestinian protesters march through paris in the pouring rain a similar demonstration has happened in ie uk this weekend. just yesterday pro- pulsing andd protesters filled the streets during 100 different events. several of them happened in london were just over a week ago through the thousand people marched across the city in support of the palestinian people. protest also happened in glasco, in cities across australia including the sydney and melbourne. closer to the battlefield thousands are protesting and i run were of course the government not only funds hamas fed applauds its october 7 attack on israel. you see thousands holding palestinian flags here for a

course or sing protests in the united states including in chicago where protesters this weekend shut down part of lake shore drive four hours this video from yesterday around 3000 people protested in support of palestinians organizers said they will continue protesting until a cease-fire is called in gaza. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will say israel to accept a cease-fire on a temporary basis till way that will happen is if israel receives hostages that are being held in gaza we will send it back to you molly. steve had nate foy in london tracking of the weekend of protest be appreciated thank you. >> you got it. stay for the posters of the hostages have tugged at our heartstrings they are a reminder of the horrors of the hamas terrorists. white we have been seeing them is not just on the storefronts and in light posts but some of those people have been tearing

those down. one way to stop the tearing down of them is take a look at this. this is not in new york this is in san francisco you can see they are being projected on one of the buildings in downtown san francisco. a group of israeli american activist have been doing that. not just in the city by the bay but also new york city. in washington and san franciscon francisco trying to send a message they hostages are always remembered previous activist join us now here in the studio. athank you for joining us. it is amazing what you are doing but first let's start the passing of rosalynn carter. she was at camp david during the negotiations of the camp david accord she said she thought they'd be there for four days they were there for 12 days she was very much a part of it. what are your thoughts of the passing of the first lady who was so involved in the camp david accords? >> we first went to express our condolences for the passage of ms. rosenberg her and her husband president carter were

and are true friends of israel and we appreciate them for that. as we appreciate the great support of president biden now. eric: do you see a parallel to date with the sense of trying to do something that seemed impossible when they get sadat together to achieve at least some sort of peace at some point? what's up cap so that's a huge achievement back then and is today which is really amazing it is important not long for israel and egypt it's important for the whole region. erso for now have the terrace of hamas something since the nazis the world have not seen you have been answering some of the people been tearing down the posters as they do by projecting let's show some of the pictures. by projecting huge posters on top of buildings across the country why have you decided to do that? or how did you start? >> so, the representatives of

the hostages hamas and israel have contacted as to project those images on it buildings it started on the united nations building and of course we could not say no to that. as an israeli here in the u.s. it's very difficult to be here and not be with h our brothers d sisters in israel. so the least we could do is caring those projections. the atrocities that happened on october 7 carried by hamas are not only atrocities against israel but those are crimes against humanity. we wanted to use our means and our profession to bring awareness to what happened by projecting images and names and ages of nine -month-old this building. people that see it can relate and think maybe it could have been my child, could have been my spouse, could have been my

grandparents the story let's us do that. >> what is the reaction people see it? these are hundreds of feet in the air and top of buildings you did at the united nations you've done a buildings in new york city and washington d.c. >> right. to be honest we get only good reaction so far. we've never had issues we believe it is important to create that awareness. not everybody understands what happened and what happened on october 7. the reason we do it is to create awareness, to put it out there. to erase the sti. eric: what about the people tearing the posters on the light posts in which the videos of them are ripping them off what would you tell them? >> what would you think ethic kid for zo from brooklyn or the upper west side was missing for 40 something days people were tearing the posters asking did

you see him? what would you think about that question with this is exactly what we feel about those people it is shameful, it is disgraceful. it makes us all angry. personally i cannot believe people it doesn't matter what you believe in, how can you tear off a picture of a kid or a gram out from the walls? >> want to double down on what he's saying. going to ask you what you think those people would tear down a poster of a lost pet? right? they would not do that. they are tearing them down the strip are jewish, they are israeli and i personally think this is anti-semitism those people are ignorant before evenu go and he won't see projections? >> were certainly going to keep going when you squeeze in any opportunities we can to bring awareness and support her

brothers and sisters in israel. so far we will look forward to your next display. don't tell us where it is let us know after words as you continue to fight for the hostages and a fight against the horrors of hamas. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. eric: we will back with more coverage of the war on israel as well as the passing of former first lady rosalynn carter. and my memory just has to be sharp. i always hear people say, you know, when you get older, you know, people lose memory. i didn't want to be that person. i decided to give prevagen a try. my memory became much sharper. i remembered more! i've been taking prevagen for four years now. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription.

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eric: some of us came as a bit of a surprise the sad news rosalynn carter passed away this afternoon. her family just announcing she had entered hospice care two days ago. mrs. carter suffered dementia but she and her husband the former president have been married for 77 years but they met while he was in annapolis their remarkable life's journey took them from that small town of plains, georgia to the white house but she was the first first lady to have an office in the east wing she took an active part in her husband's administration and some of his decision such as picking walter mondale t at minnesota senator s his vice president. on that later years after they left a washington and the white house they continued their humanitarian activities were very involved in the carter center which is based in atlanta, georgia which carries out a lot of remarkable human rights and other type of activities charitable activities across the globe and of course they attended church together. he, the former president until

recently still teaching sunday school. and molly, i recall we remember her being called the steel magnolia really the strong dedicated full partner of it president carter who the nation is mourning this afternoon. >> absolutely cannot talk about the first lady and the former president without noting that incredible love story they lived. the 77 years they had together and a one of the many books the former president wrote he described rosalynn his wife as a remarkably beautiful almost painfully shy and obviously intelligent she was an advocate not only for him throughout his years in politics helping him in his run for governor and his run for presidency during the many years at the white house but also an advocate for so many other people. after they left the white house both of them so engage in humanitarian causes, habitat for humanity and her own personal because of a mental health care

all across america she wrote several books on that subject. eric: i was struck earlier this year there was an article describing how they would have saturday night dinner with friends in their home they bought in 1961 on paper plates little plastic cups of chardonnay, if we can get toses that age rosalynn carter thank 9 you. i can see from your expression that you find that shocking. ...aaaaaaaand, you don't have ears. book an exam today at americasbest.com. with the freestyle libre 2 system know your glucose level and where it's headed without fingersticks. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. it's covered by medicare for those who qualify. ask your doctor about the freestyle libre 2 system.

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