LUKE RUSSERT Honoring His Dad - Memorial Service In Wash.DC

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  • Опубликовано: 26 окт 2024

Комментарии • 63

  • @jerdeb4evr
    @jerdeb4evr 16 лет назад +3

    Of all the talking heads on TV, Mr. Russert was the man of integrity and the consumate pro. Of all the "journalists" we see day to day, it would have been great to have him with us thru this most difficult election cycle. We cannot be certain of the competitions integrity, which leaves all of affected by his life. Salute!

  • @wittumy
    @wittumy 16 лет назад +2

    To witness this families strength & grace at their time of loss is inspiring. America, what a great country.

  • @opaulamorgan4265
    @opaulamorgan4265 Год назад +2

    Luke Russert, articulate and composed at such a difficult time. He will always benefit from the lessons of life he learned from his father just as Tim learned the same lessons from Big Russ.

  • @JohnSmith-cz9om
    @JohnSmith-cz9om Год назад +1

    Big Russ lives on.

  • @freddygguitarman
    @freddygguitarman 16 лет назад +1

    Tim Russert was a harbinger of truth and equality. For this, he was greatly loved and admired by all. For no other reason than this. There are many nice guys in the
    media. But not everyone is on the correct side and speaks up for the good of the people. This takes courage. And that's what Tim was all about.

  • @MajinDrHuxtable
    @MajinDrHuxtable 15 лет назад +6

    I can't imagine having such composure. The only time you could see any hint of sadness was once he was finished.
    Some day, when my father dies, I want to be that strong.

  • @veelighted7
    @veelighted7 16 лет назад +1

    what a brave young man, you can see the pain in his face after he's finished...what a great job his parents did. Handsome young man too.
    I love how they love they their faith.
    BLessings,

  • @saminlp
    @saminlp 16 лет назад +1

    What enormous shoes those will be to fill. I hope Luke doesn't even try because it will never be enough. He deserves to find his own voice, his own way, live his own life. He will - by virtue of who he is and the gifts he's been given - do himself and his father proud.
    And by the way, could Maureen be any more magnificent and elegant? Any more dignified? What amazing strength SHE has, too!

  • @yeahyeahd
    @yeahyeahd 16 лет назад +1

    I can definitely see a bit of Tim in Luke. I can't imagine how he is holding up this well, but I think that shows the true character of him and his family. Rest in Peace Tim, you left behind a WONDERFUL legacy.

  • @Ilyasaber14
    @Ilyasaber14 16 лет назад +2

    its amazing how he keeps his humor during such a difficult time.

  • @averitas
    @averitas 16 лет назад +1

    What an excellent father to raise such a son.
    I pray that Tim (before he tapes thousands of MTP Peter's Gate, he's having a ball up there), will ask the heavenly father to give to the hearts of all American men, the desire for true fatherhood and families the sense of never forgetting their roots and what's important. I pray for Big Russ, that somehow having Tim's help from heaven will comfort him. Well done, good and faithful servant. May fatherhood be recognized and loved. Much love dads.

  • @wetfart1387
    @wetfart1387 16 лет назад +1

    very classy young man. his father would be extremely proud. the way he carried himself throughout this time has been tremendous.

    • @LIamaLlama554
      @LIamaLlama554 Год назад

      You know what, @wetfart1387? I couldn’t agree more.

  • @goaqys
    @goaqys 15 лет назад +1

    Tim Russert was a true original. I never knew him personally, but it seems like I did. He spoke the truth and demanded the truth. What an amazing man. We miss you Tim!!! You were a voice for so many. May God be with his friends and family.

  • @fdostoyevski
    @fdostoyevski 16 лет назад +1

    The Jesuits really taught Tim and Russ well. The hallmarks of an Ignatian education really come out of their pores--eloquence, wisdom, excellence, faith, and a very discerning sense of compassion. All for the Greater Glory of God (Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam).

  • @rudybaldovino9528
    @rudybaldovino9528 7 лет назад +4

    he is great journalist, Tim we miss you!

  • @RobbieGrunwald
    @RobbieGrunwald 16 лет назад +1

    Tim Russert was amazing..and he will be greatly missed.

  • @aliciaanne
    @aliciaanne 16 лет назад +2

    Luke is amazing. Just like his dad. :)

  • @benfrankln
    @benfrankln 16 лет назад +1

    Wow. Inspired.

  • @Makkaer1111
    @Makkaer1111 16 лет назад +1

    Perhaps instead of spreading unkind thoughts of someone who died, you could use your energy to do something positive. Tim was a man of integrity and that obviously is a rare quality today. It is a sad shame that you are unable to see the importance of this man's life.

  • @ilovebeinagirl
    @ilovebeinagirl 7 лет назад +4

    You know you're good when you can make people laugh when speaking at a funeral.

  • @lnefouse
    @lnefouse 13 лет назад +1

    Tim Russert was the only journalist that I "BELIEVED' ...The rest of the journalists, both on TV and the paper,s are and always will be biased..I miss Tim Russert,,,,,

  • @JamesR1986
    @JamesR1986 16 лет назад +3

    if Tim Russert is a lousy reporter, I'd like to see what you consider to be a "good reporter"

  • @kfw9257
    @kfw9257 16 лет назад +1

    Tim was a great reporter and he'll be missed. RIP Tim. And to you guys who are talking sh@# about him...shut your faces.

  • @zippyman818
    @zippyman818 16 лет назад +1

    St. Albans Class of 2004!

  • @veritasvg
    @veritasvg 16 лет назад +1

    It's looking more and more as though Chris Matthews will take the spot on MTP. He has the years at NBC and he has the contacts in Washington...he can do the job but he's got to rein in his personality a bit. If he doesn't, he could destroy the program.

  • @illbuyourniknak
    @illbuyourniknak 10 лет назад +1

    Luke's his father's son.....

  • @veelighted7
    @veelighted7 16 лет назад +1

    you are insensitive, this young man is paying respect to his father who has just passed!!! and he is NOT an idiot! he's nice kid. Please, be nicer, didn't your parents teach you anything???
    I hope you realize becz the world needs more kindness, nor jerks

  • @lnefouse
    @lnefouse 13 лет назад +1

    Tim Russert was the only journalist that I "BELIEVED' ...The rest of the journalists, both on TV and the paper,s are and always will be biased one way or the other..I miss Tim Russert,,,,,as does those that miss honest journalism.

  • @EdSmith313
    @EdSmith313 2 месяца назад

    MSNBC was never the same after Russ died.

  • @yamahonkawazuki
    @yamahonkawazuki 13 лет назад

    Well said luke my friend well said. i miss tim as a journalist as a person too. idk if he was a neutral journalist, not really matters to me BUT to me he seemed like one. not much if any bias in one direction or the other. the proof i have is BOTH mccain, and obama showed up. that to me says it all. this was a beautiful eulogy

  • @Dannyboy8155
    @Dannyboy8155 16 лет назад

    I really hope he takes over his father's position on Meet the Press. I understand there are many accomplished journalists who are better qualified.. but this kid was groomed by the best.

  • @wittumy
    @wittumy 16 лет назад +1

    Have some class people.

  • @ToddonCapeCod
    @ToddonCapeCod 16 лет назад

    Luke should be the new host of "Meet The Press"

  • @loribelle100
    @loribelle100 16 лет назад

    onerpone, considering that you're going around leaving this nasty (and somewhat ignorant) message on multiple videos honoring this honorable man, you seem to give several sh*ts about him. Tim Russert would have stood up for your right to be as ignorant as your hard little heart desires, though, so in that spirit, more power to you.
    God bless Tim's wife and son and all those who respected him for his decency and dedication to his family, his job, and this country. I'll miss his smiling face.

  • @JG1995WPG
    @JG1995WPG 4 года назад

    Both sides dew it ? #jimmydore

  • @tagcheeta1992
    @tagcheeta1992 14 лет назад

    @walyern what does that have to do with tim russert???...dont be posting ierelivent content

  • @braveheart2120
    @braveheart2120 16 лет назад

    michelle and malkin, deserve a lifetime of pain

  • @19chucki74
    @19chucki74 16 лет назад

    If Luke is up to filling his dad's shoes and seat, he should be the new host of Meet the Press. Nobody can take the place of Tim Russert. Nobody.

  • @getoutofmycountrycom
    @getoutofmycountrycom 16 лет назад

    mmm, I get off on liberal insults. keep them coming kids, you one day will learn

  • @wdh47211
    @wdh47211 7 лет назад

    I'm sorry....but if you really loved your family member.....You would be too broken up to speak about that person......not being totally composed to speak without emotion and get some laughs on the way....just don't understand it.

    • @aDolphinChaser
      @aDolphinChaser 6 лет назад +2

      Wayne, I just lost my 35 year old son. I can't begin to tell you where the strength comes from to wipe that loss out of your mind long enough to get through your objective. I Loved (and continue to love) him beyond any measure or words. I continue to put my son before myself, as I have done since his birth, so that he will continue to be Proud of me. We are all so different in how we grieve, believe me no one's heart is more broken mine. But no one see's the raw emotion inside. Just because someone is strong enough to get through a speech, does not mean they are not just as devastated as you would have been.

  • @getoutofmycountrycom
    @getoutofmycountrycom 16 лет назад

    oh well.. another lousy reporter gone, big deal

  • @latinahoney123
    @latinahoney123 9 лет назад

    I think his son is kind of full of himself. I feel like he needs to one up everyone, just his personality. Just my opinion. Very good tribute though.

  • @911insidejo8
    @911insidejo8 16 лет назад

    You're delusional, Tim Russert was a mainstream media gatekeeper who could have blown the whistle or voiced his opinion about the govt selling out of the US. Instead he collected a $5 million a year paycheck, asked softball questions and kept his mouth shut as a paid off member of the establishment. For years he smiled at us and insisted everything is okay all the while knowing better.
    So if anyone deserves brutal nasty remarks posthumous, I'd say Russert is a fine candidate.