Donahue (MSNBC) - 2002-09-30 (partial)
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[0:01] me, which is how I know I'm really
[0:02] turned on. [laughter]
[0:05] >> Oh, you know how cute.
[0:07] >> Well, sexy singing girl.
[0:09] >> Cute.
[0:10] >> I mean, well, we understand uh
[0:12] [laughter]
[0:13] his response, you know, I can't help,
[0:15] you know, I noticed him go like that
[0:16] with his hand,
[0:18] >> you know, things like this,
[0:19] >> the gestures.
[0:20] >> Uh but to see the freedom and the
[0:22] unconscious movement
[0:25] >> that is so distant for him now. Uh
[0:27] >> yeah,
[0:28] >> you're you're stroking his hand. He can
[0:30] feel your hand. And you tell him uh how
[0:33] long ago was it when you just watched
[0:34] her hand stroke here?
[0:36] >> As recently as about September of 2000.
[0:38] Uh
[0:39] >> two years ago.
[0:40] >> Yeah. But it's one thing to, you know,
[0:41] to to see her touching my hand and
[0:45] 100% different to feel it. I got to tell
[0:47] you, it's amazing.
[0:48] >> Right. Now, doesn't this mean that a hug
[0:50] is more meaningful to you now?
[0:52] >> Well, a hug is like an ambush,
[0:54] [laughter]
[0:54] you know? So you feel it but you know
[0:57] what what's even more precious uh is a
[1:00] soft touch you know the really really
[1:02] you know
[1:03] >> ambush. [laughter]
[1:04] >> Well you know I am very very friendly.
[1:07] Oh, you mean as in bear hug is what you
[1:08] mean.
[1:09] >> But it's the it's the nuanced.
[1:12] >> Yeah. Uh
[1:14] >> for example, if if if if Dana or Will
[1:17] were just to gently uh you know, lean
[1:20] against my chest or something like that,
[1:22] uh that
[1:24] is a totally different experience now
[1:26] than it was uh two years ago
[1:28] >> or before two years ago.
[1:32] Do you ever sit down and say
[1:36] >> I always sit down and
[1:37] >> well don't get up
[1:38] >> except when I'm walking in a swimming
[1:40] pool.
[1:40] >>