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it only came out with this book. >> you mentioned ted koppel. he told the hollywood reporter the following. several journalists became aware of this faction. koppel was one of those. he said, i got a call from the canadian ambassador. he said, i understand you are going to put this story on the air tonight. i can tell you not to. but i would ask you not to. ultimately decided not to go with the report, the only time in more than 50 years that i ever killed the story. >> that's absolutely correct. ted deserves a great deal of credit. the story hadley doubt. we implored them not to do it because it would risk those six it might have wrist john and his colleagues'life. i give great credit to ted koppel and his colleagues for not running with what would have been a great headline. >> toby, lexington, kentucky. good morning. >> good morning. this question is for mr. stuart eizenstat. i read you book. carter broke off campaigning and left chicago, flew back to washington to deal with this i think this was early sunday. the country seemed to get its hop

this book.e out with you mentioned ted koppel. he told the hollywood reporter the following. several journalists became aware of this faction. koppel was one of those. from thei got a call canadian ambassador. he said, i understand you are going to put this story on the air tonight. i can tell you not to. but i would ask you not to. ultimately decided not to go with the report, the only time in more than 50 years that i ever killed the story. guest: that's absolutely correct. ted deserves a great deal of credit. the story hadley doubt. we implored them not to do it sixuse it would risk those -- it might have wrist john and his colleagues' life. to tedgreat credit koppel and his colleagues for not running with what would have been a great headline. toby, lexington, kentucky. good morning. caller: good morning. for mr. stuarts eizenstat. i read you book. carter broke off campaigning and left chicago, flew back to washington to deal with this -- i think this was early sunday. the country seemed to get its hopes up, only to be disappointed when the hostages were not released. how

this book.e out with you mentioned ted koppel. he told the hollywood reporter the following. ral journalists became aware of this faction. koppel was one of those. from thei got a call canadian ambassador. he said, i understand you are going to put this story on the air tonight. i can tell you not to. but i would ask you not to. ultimately decided not to go with the report, the only time in more than 50 years that i ever killed the story. guest: that's absolutely correct. ted deserves a great deal of credit. the story hadley doubt. we implored them not to do it sixuse it would risk those -- it might have wrist john and his colleagues' life. to tedgreat credit koppel and his colleagues for not running with what would have been a great headline. toby, lexington, kentucky. good morning. caller: good morning. for mr. stuarts eizenstat. i read you book. carter broke off campaigning and left chicago, flew back to washington to deal with this -- i think this was early sunday. the country seemed to get its hopes up, only to be disappointed when the hostages were not released. how much

. >> you mentioned ted koppel several have become aware of the infection and he was one of those reporters and explained i got a call from the secretary of state saying they understand you are going to put the story on the air tonight. i can't tell you not to do it but i would ask you not to because it seems inevitable that if you put it on the air it would be taken and the americans but escaped with probablyul be killed. ultimately he decided not to go with the report. the only time in more than 50 years that i've ever killed a story. >> guest: that's correct and he deserves a great deal of credit for it because others knew about it and we implored them not to do it because it those six. i give great credit to his colleagues for not running with what would have been a great headline. >> caller: this question is for the final weekend of the 1980 campaign, president carter received word of a possible breakthrough with iran over the hostages. he broke on the campaign, flew back to washington to deal with it in early sunday. the country seemed to get its hopes up only to be disappointed when