Jimmy Carter: The 2010 60 Minutes Interview

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  • @twulff7060
    @twulff7060 19 днів тому +493

    A true humanitarian has left us to be reunited with the love of his life. Rest in peace Mr. President!

    • @khadijehamiri6048
      @khadijehamiri6048 19 днів тому +3

      I hope not

    • @GGora
      @GGora 18 днів тому +10

      HUMANITARIAN men don't say this: “We would do a disservice to Khomeini to consider him simply as a symbol of segregated education and an opponent to women's rights," Jimmy Carter’s White House. 1978

    • @3_3645
      @3_3645 18 днів тому +2

      Another quit calm person, rest in peace

    • @sararichardson737
      @sararichardson737 15 днів тому +3

      He was lucid to the end.

    • @jaredalotta2395
      @jaredalotta2395 14 днів тому

      There is no rest in passing. Only absence. Nothing remains.

  • @matthewalkman386
    @matthewalkman386 18 днів тому +111

    You’ll never make everyone happy. He’s a great man and time proved him right!

    • @michelez715
      @michelez715 17 днів тому +3

      Especially about climate change, which he recognised early on, ahead of most of his peers. He was way ahead of his time on many issues.

    • @jaylockwood5030
      @jaylockwood5030 17 днів тому +2

      @@michelez715 Lol. Still waiting for those seas to rise.

    • @jamesgibson4807
      @jamesgibson4807 15 днів тому

      @@matthewalkman386 Don't mean to disagree but in what universe are we talking about?

    • @michaelsmith-bn6no
      @michaelsmith-bn6no 14 днів тому

      @@michelez715 What happened to "Global Warming"? Why does Obama have oceanfront property in Hawaii if the seas are rising ? By the way, the climate is and has always changed. Your party just changes the description to fit your agenda.

    • @matthewalkman386
      @matthewalkman386 6 днів тому +1

      @@jamesgibson4807 THIS ONE!

  • @mrtambourine66
    @mrtambourine66 18 днів тому +132

    a champion of peace, an advocate for humanity, a man who tried. Thank you President Carter, rest well

    • @nhjhbmkuy7173
      @nhjhbmkuy7173 15 днів тому +4

      Not a perfect leader, but certainly a perfect man.

    • @PlayNiceFolks
      @PlayNiceFolks 14 днів тому

      There is no rest in passing. Only absence. Nothing remains.

    • @marteinnbreki3512
      @marteinnbreki3512 18 годин тому

      Very well put. A man who tried, that’s really all we can ask of our public servants, isn’t it? To honestly try to make things better for others.

  • @Julian-4
    @Julian-4 18 днів тому +197

    A man who was berated by so many “patriots” for being weak, yet he did more than most could ever dream of in their lifetime. President Carter did so much in his Presidency and post Presidency and we owe him a true debt of immense gratitude

    • @jamesgibson4807
      @jamesgibson4807 17 днів тому +3

      @@Julian-4 Tell the soldiers buried in Iranian desert how Great He Was

    • @RS-cd9cf
      @RS-cd9cf 15 днів тому

      @@jamesgibson4807 funny how they rewrite history

    • @michaelsmith-bn6no
      @michaelsmith-bn6no 14 днів тому

      And still only a one-term president. The long gas lines, and mandated 55 mph speed limit on interstates sunk him.

    • @thekingofkingsrp
      @thekingofkingsrp 13 днів тому +2

      His post presidency is where he gets the immense gratitude.

    • @philhatcher9072
      @philhatcher9072 11 днів тому +2

      ​@@jamesgibson4807 lol blaming him for the operation going bad is wild

  • @View2Views
    @View2Views 19 днів тому +102

    A Man of peace and love.....May he now rest in peace.....

  • @fredapatrica
    @fredapatrica 19 днів тому +185

    A true Southern gentleman....a true man of faith and a true man of humanity....RIP Mr. President!! and may God bless you!!!

    • @guyfawkesuThe1
      @guyfawkesuThe1 13 днів тому

      He should be known as the President who gave away the Panama Canal, inflation, gas lines and "the rescue that failed," a foolish scheme to drive thrown Downtown Tehran, Iran and free embassy hostages! An accident in the desert prevented the attempt, which probably resulted in more deaths!!

    • @Bungle-UK
      @Bungle-UK 13 днів тому

      Faith (believing in a fictional belief system) and humanity rarely go together.

  • @bubblybubbles4023
    @bubblybubbles4023 19 днів тому +109

    Thank you for serving this country. I'm so proud that l lived during your lifetime. 🇺🇸 ❤️ Jimmy Carter.

    • @guyfawkesuThe1
      @guyfawkesuThe1 13 днів тому

      He should be known as the President who gave away the Panama Canal, inflation, gas lines and "the rescue that failed," a foolish scheme to drive thrown Downtown Tehran, Iran and free embassy hostages! An accident in the desert prevented the attempt, which probably resulted in more deaths!!

  • @paulawilliams7030
    @paulawilliams7030 19 днів тому +369

    I appreciated his no frills approach. He was for the people.

    • @fshoaps
      @fshoaps 19 днів тому +8

      Unless that person is Ted Kennedy.

    • @GGora
      @GGora 18 днів тому +1

      except people of Iran...or Israel

    • @djoldsoulkid3407
      @djoldsoulkid3407 18 днів тому

      @@GGora 😐

    • @sammyoyola2042
      @sammyoyola2042 17 днів тому +4

      ​@@fshoapsAnd yet, he kicked the bucket prior to Carter.

    • @KingsDaughter1957
      @KingsDaughter1957 17 днів тому

      Did you live through his presidency? A weak economy with 13% mortgage rates don't serve ANY people well. Long gas lines don't either. A strong president doesn't allow dozens of embassy staff to be taken hostage; yes, they may have finally been released but it was after Iran knew no-nonsense Reagan was going to be the new sheriff in town. Carter may have meant well, but until Biden, he was almost unanimously considered the worst POTUS of our lifetimes. AND I will just say this as a fellow Southern Baptist: what kind of true Christian is pro-abortion (as this Sunday School teacher was)? We're all sinners and we're all flawed but Carter was a horrible President.

  • @iloveyoumadhuri
    @iloveyoumadhuri 19 днів тому +71

    🙏🏼RIP President Carter🙏🏼
    We’ll never have a man like you on this Earth again! Our world was great because of the man you were beyond public service. You will be missed dearly.

  • @mr.grapes3931
    @mr.grapes3931 19 днів тому +242

    while mostly treated unkind during his term, I believe history will judge Mr. Carter very well. His long life and many accomplishments post presidency, where he could have just bowed out of public service completely, proves his heart was in the right place and he was / is a man of great honor. Thank you Mr. Carter - you've left an incredible legacy and one for which you will remain proud for generations to come.

    • @alisonlaing5626
      @alisonlaing5626 19 днів тому +4

      1005 and MORE...x x x x

    • @willm678
      @willm678 18 днів тому +10

      He was truly a very special person who dedicated his life to service. A life well lived.

    • @patrickfarrell5615
      @patrickfarrell5615 18 днів тому +3

      Well said !!

    • @EpicAndrew97
      @EpicAndrew97 17 днів тому

      @ why’d you delete your comment? Embarrassed?

    • @guyfawkesuThe1
      @guyfawkesuThe1 13 днів тому

      He should be known as the President who gave away the Panama Canal, inflation, gas lines and "the rescue that failed," a foolish scheme to drive thrown Downtown Tehran, Iran and free embassy hostages! An accident in the desert prevented the attempt, which probably resulted in more deaths!!

  • @jenme4796
    @jenme4796 18 днів тому +59

    He’s not curse at all, he is blessed, he lived to old age with sanity, with the love of his by his side for over 77 years, he lived a simple life but has all the real wealth in the world.

  • @dci-relax
    @dci-relax 16 днів тому +113

    "Because I felt that our country should be, as a superpower, the champion of peace." 8:47

    • @yellyman5483
      @yellyman5483 12 днів тому +13

      That is the most beautiful thing a U.S. President has said in my lifetime. What a man he was. RIP Mr. President.

    • @alankennedy1428
      @alankennedy1428 12 днів тому +5

      Precisely. Which candidate for the presidency has said that in the 21st Century? Which president? None.

    • @thefraug3827
      @thefraug3827 12 днів тому

      Funny how they left out his understanding that Palestine was an apartheid stte ruled by israel

  • @develhuntr75
    @develhuntr75 19 днів тому +97

    what a legend. ahead of his time by a long shot

    • @T85204
      @T85204 14 днів тому

      He's a Legend alright, of being the worst President of the 20th century.

  • @buckeyefangirl1976
    @buckeyefangirl1976 18 днів тому +30

    President Carter lived his faith. He was a real born again Christian. He was POTUS when I was very young and was the first President I voted for. I liked & admired him. He helped people. He had compassion, empathy and love for others. If anyone deserves to be in Heaven it's him. Thank you for your military service and your years of public service. R.I.P. Sir.

  • @gustavolara9919
    @gustavolara9919 19 днів тому +91

    NO WAR, ONLY LOVE, we need to talk to each other, not ignore each other!!!!! REST IN PEACE PRESIDENT CARTER, I HOPE DEARLY YOU ARE WITH YOUR DEAR ROSALYN AND FIND PEACE!!!

    • @businessbc9
      @businessbc9 17 днів тому

      @@gustavolara9919 No war???? Go and listen to Ronald Reagan !!!about destroying Iran only for having oil cheap because our kind did not want to sell oil that cheap!😡 he is in Hell now

    • @PlayNiceFolks
      @PlayNiceFolks 14 днів тому +1

      There is no rest in passing. Only absence. Nothing remains.

  • @jacobstopper3804
    @jacobstopper3804 19 днів тому +228

    RIP President Jimmy Carter 1924-2024

  • @YvetteRivera-j3h
    @YvetteRivera-j3h 16 днів тому +25

    President Carter you went out with a BANG! he was the ONE. BLESSINGS.

  • @kevinbell888
    @kevinbell888 19 днів тому +38

    I always liked Jimmy Carter - Habitat for Humanity, this is a loving caring man who put his own hands to the grindstone.

    • @Quaker-tc8ue
      @Quaker-tc8ue 18 днів тому +2

      And famously(?) returned to a site with 14 stitches and a black eye….at 96!

  • @CoolHand273
    @CoolHand273 19 днів тому +47

    I am a very critical and unforgiving guy in general but President Carter is one of the few people out there I have nothing negative to say about. He talked and talk and walked the walk. RIP.

    • @bassyamaha
      @bassyamaha 18 днів тому +1

      Iran became a terrorist state Jimmy Carter's fault disaster at Rescue of hostels in One stupid Carter approve it

    • @Fusion991
      @Fusion991 16 днів тому

      Ok

    • @drachenmarke
      @drachenmarke 12 днів тому

      Haha....18% interest rates, 10 inflation rates and 9% unemployment under James....

    • @CoolHand273
      @CoolHand273 12 днів тому +3

      @@drachenmarke you are right i did forget about that part since i was barely alive. I guess my point is he doesn't seem like he was a weasel type person. Obviously a lot of stuff happened that wasn't completely in his control and he handled it the best he could. Unless he has $40 million stashed away I am impressed at how he lived a modest life but used his status to try to improve people's lives both here and abroad instead using his post presidency as a cynical money grab.

    • @annemccarron2281
      @annemccarron2281 5 днів тому

      Carter certainly did not come into an ideal situation. He did the best he could under the circumstances with a strong determination, honesty, and pure class. He could admit his faults. He made his decisions all on good faith.

  • @A3racada3ra
    @A3racada3ra 19 днів тому +22

    Jimmy Carter was one of the few Presidents who did not want to play by the book. Many (if not most) people in Washington disliked it and did their best to sabotage any form of efforts. Yes, he might not be a strong President on paper, but he was often on the right track. And certainly he was just a decent man up until the very end.

  • @m.layfette6249
    @m.layfette6249 18 днів тому +34

    "Well done thy Good and Faithful servant." President Carter is the epitome of generosity, kindness, heart, spirit, and Love. Reunited in heaven with his beloved wife, Rosalind. Rest in Peace Sweet prince, May flights of Angels carry you to thy Rest. 💜🕊️

    • @sherriebengtson6556
      @sherriebengtson6556 15 днів тому +2

      Amen. I know our Lord said those very words to President Carter. A very powerful man of God, Faith and service. I will remember him well and am blessed that he was my president.

  • @angelikalindenau943
    @angelikalindenau943 18 днів тому +55

    They don't make them like him anymore. Rest in Peace ❤

    • @cheriebrais6913
      @cheriebrais6913 18 днів тому +4

      You took the words right out of my mouth 😅😅

  • @SoCal-ch7zy
    @SoCal-ch7zy 19 днів тому +18

    A true champion of peace and human rights. Rest in peace, Mr. President.

  • @WhatsAddis
    @WhatsAddis 18 днів тому +35

    It was an honor to have shaken hands with Jimmy Carter. His legacy of peace and humanitarianism will forever inspire. RIP

  • @darrellclarke9113
    @darrellclarke9113 19 днів тому +20

    Great episode when I first seen it and still is.

  • @DB-rr1eo
    @DB-rr1eo 19 днів тому +21

    Jimmy Carter was great. Bless him.

  • @whoopsydaisy6389
    @whoopsydaisy6389 19 днів тому +20

    He was my favorite president then, and he still is today. I will continue to support HFH in his honor yntil the day I die. May he rest in peace.

  • @qualqui
    @qualqui 19 днів тому +20

    President Jimmy Carter, RIP.

  • @chrishandle2
    @chrishandle2 19 днів тому +49

    A president with principles that transcended politics.

    • @KingsDaughter1957
      @KingsDaughter1957 17 днів тому

      Not always. He was a "Christian" and a Sunday School teacher who was pro-abortion like his Demoncratic party; kind of like Catholic "Christian" Biden who is furious that it's more difficult today in most states to destroy the unborn.

    • @T85204
      @T85204 14 днів тому

      😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @DonCMars
    @DonCMars 18 днів тому +19

    Radical right Republicans called him a peanut farmer to undermine his integrity and intelligence. Yet, he was more than anyone could have imagined. Jimmy Carter was a humanitarian who worked tirelessly to avoid conflict and wars. He was a wonderful man - a man of the people. All the best to President Carter’s family, from Scotland. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

    • @michelez715
      @michelez715 17 днів тому +3

      He was a nuclear engineer, and risked his life in Canada when he was in naval service. There was a nuclear leak in a town, and Carter went in and fixed whatever needed to be done. He was exposed to radiation, and had to be tested for years afterwards.

    • @EpicAndrew97
      @EpicAndrew97 17 днів тому +2

      People also fail to acknowledge that Herbert Hoover was a great humanitarian

    • @Agreatdayneverends
      @Agreatdayneverends 6 днів тому +2

      Peanut farming is as tough as any type of farming.....He was also a nuclear engineer....etc

  • @coop3814
    @coop3814 19 днів тому +70

    It's easy to measure strength in military action and force, and call President Carter weak as it relates to the Iranian hostage crisis. However, strength can also be measured in one's own restraint and patience, despite wielding immense power. In this way, I'd say Carter was a very strong president, and true to his religious views.

    • @Edu_Kate
      @Edu_Kate 19 днів тому +26

      Also, it's "easy" to call him weak on Iran when one doesn't know the behind-the-scenes shenanigans done by Reagan and his minions to delay the hostages' release.

    • @Mr.Yarserrott
      @Mr.Yarserrott 19 днів тому

      @@Edu_Kate
      To undermine Jimmy's chances of re-election and secure a second term for himself. This is a dirty tactic that Trump employed after his own loss.

    • @nerad1994
      @nerad1994 18 днів тому

      @@Edu_Katethey planned it so the hostages would be released the day of Reagan’s presidency I believe

    • @michelez715
      @michelez715 17 днів тому +5

      ​@@Edu_Kate I agree. It was said at the time that the Repubs cut a deal with Iran, that the hostages would not be released until Reagan's inauguration, and that's what happened.

    • @nhjhbmkuy7173
      @nhjhbmkuy7173 15 днів тому

      @@Edu_Kateyeah and I doubt a “weak” leader could have gotten the camp David accords signed.

  • @themylesrevolution
    @themylesrevolution 15 днів тому +10

    He was totally correct when he stated that the US is too indulgent on things and that we waste way too much money.

  • @Lynn-i2w
    @Lynn-i2w 18 днів тому +17

    Much respect for one of the few leaders who spoke up for Palestinian rights. Thank you sir for your courage, openness and humanity.❤✌🏻

    • @Bungle-UK
      @Bungle-UK 13 днів тому +1

      Why defend terrorists?

    • @Lynn-i2w
      @Lynn-i2w 12 днів тому +3

      @@Bungle-UK read up about life in apartheid

  • @MessiSZN10
    @MessiSZN10 18 днів тому +15

    Seemed such a nice and honorable man. Thank you for your lifetime of service to our nation President Carter, RIP to you.

  • @laurenmay2098
    @laurenmay2098 10 днів тому +3

    I love how he worked with the needy for years after his presidency and until not long ago. Rest In Peace Mr president Carter!

  • @DarronSanderson
    @DarronSanderson 19 днів тому +13

    12/29 he made his wife's day, reuniting with her! 🙏

  • @teamcougars
    @teamcougars 19 днів тому +42

    Carter was a very good man who tried to lead by his moral convictions and motivation of the people ❤ I always admired the man especially his charity work with habitat for humanity.

    • @businessbc9
      @businessbc9 17 днів тому +2

      @@teamcougars you people have no education and ideas about this guy and you don’t know what he had done in Middle East especially to previous king of Iran!

    • @nhjhbmkuy7173
      @nhjhbmkuy7173 15 днів тому

      @@businessbc9Shah, and what was Carter supposed to do, invade iran to reinstate him?

    • @jenniferregan7882
      @jenniferregan7882 7 днів тому

      @@businessbc9He brought the Shah to the US for treatment for cancer. What are you talking about?

    • @businessbc9
      @businessbc9 7 днів тому

      @@jenniferregan7882 please search more : The documents suggest that the Carter administration helped Khomeini return to Iran by preventing the Iranian army from launching a military coup, and that Khomeini told an American in France to convey a message to Washington that "There should be no fear about oil.

    • @businessbc9
      @businessbc9 7 днів тому

      Like they created Ben Laden!!!

  • @DawSanSanAye-b6c
    @DawSanSanAye-b6c 19 днів тому +17

    Rest in peace Mr.President Jimmy Carter.
    😥😥😥
    🙏🙏🙏
    ✝️

  • @gingermathews
    @gingermathews 19 днів тому +21

    Godspeed President Carter, well done and well deserved

  • @edjeep
    @edjeep 19 днів тому +15

    RIP Mr. Jimmy Carter! Condolences to his family also!

  • @emmgeevideo
    @emmgeevideo 18 днів тому +19

    Everyone is less than perfect. But President Carter had a moral compass that all of us would do well to achieve in our own lives. The President Elect has barely a shred of a moral compass. How sad.

  • @mduff94
    @mduff94 19 днів тому +25

    RIP Sir.

  • @rosalinalopez4431
    @rosalinalopez4431 18 днів тому +19

    Rest easy Mr. President. A life well lived.❤😢

  • @michaellevan8352
    @michaellevan8352 19 днів тому +14

    What a great man , i remember a teacher came to school handing out peanuts in celebration of his election, i will never for get that day . Rest in peace Mr. President

  • @justmyopinion9883
    @justmyopinion9883 12 днів тому +3

    I have a copy of President Carter’s “White House Diary”. My daughter got it for me years ago. She knew I liked President Carter.

  • @gregarioustumours2397
    @gregarioustumours2397 14 днів тому +1

    "Good night, sweet prince, and flights of angels sing thee to thy rest." Thank you for all you did and inspired in others.

  • @Jinx301
    @Jinx301 18 днів тому +2

    I only came to know about this man’s legacy after him passing. It’s great to see the divided political spectrum sharing positive things about him. Looking forward to reading more about him. As an Irish person, he even made a difference in my country - along with so many others. What a positive person

  • @normanbonk8064
    @normanbonk8064 19 днів тому +11

    The public at large had the same reaction to Jesus. Prayers.

  • @nuclearcarnie
    @nuclearcarnie 18 днів тому +6

    We lost one of the best of us. Rest peacefully Jimmy Carter.

  • @joelv92
    @joelv92 19 днів тому +9

    RIP Mr. President ❤

  • @belowzero2452
    @belowzero2452 18 днів тому +5

    A wonderful human being …both he and his wife. A life v well lived !

  • @lubo1992
    @lubo1992 18 днів тому +7

    A great and noble man

  • @Rosemary-u5z3y
    @Rosemary-u5z3y 5 днів тому +2

    Leaders MUST pass the TEST of integrity, honesty, morality , truthfulness, Peacefulness and selfless service to Humanity. 🌻 Weapon of Mass Destruction Never achieved PEACE.

  • @journey2mongolia
    @journey2mongolia 17 днів тому +5

    Jimmy Carter faced tough challenges as president, but I believe he handled them with integrity and doesn’t get the credit he deserves. He worked tirelessly to secure the release of the hostages, but the timing of their release felt like deliberate gamesmanship to deny him the recognition he earned. He was a good man who lived his values and made the world a better place. A life well lived. Rest in peace.

    • @michelez715
      @michelez715 17 днів тому

      It's been reported that the Repubs struck a deal with Iran that the hostages would not be released till the day of Reagan's inauguration.

    • @tonapittman
      @tonapittman День тому

      The hostages were definitely held for Reagan's benefit, look up 'Ben Barnes NYT' (NY Times article from 2023)

  • @shelleyharris9349
    @shelleyharris9349 16 днів тому +5

    Chills through my veins 😇✝️☮️🌎

  • @robertkearney9082
    @robertkearney9082 17 днів тому +4

    What a wonderful beautiful person. One of the greatest President

  • @suenb2006
    @suenb2006 16 днів тому +5

    He was a good man ❤ May he R.I.P. 🌹 🙏

  • @Da1Dez
    @Da1Dez 9 днів тому +1

    The best leaders are always deemed the forgotten or 'failed' leaders by the press, Carter was no exception. What an amazing man.

    • @tinaokeeffe5060
      @tinaokeeffe5060 7 днів тому

      Sad but true. We had Jacinda Ardern who was such a gift to New Zealand...but was treated badly 😢

  • @ChrisMo16
    @ChrisMo16 16 днів тому +2

    Jimmy Carter is what ALL politicians need to aspire to brand we private citizens need to follow his lead in regard to honesty, decency and humanitarian service

  • @stephensmith419
    @stephensmith419 19 днів тому +20

    The guy dealt with inflation head on by raising interest rates. While not popular he saved the US economy and Regan got all the credit.

    • @sammyoyola2042
      @sammyoyola2042 17 днів тому +2

      And Ronnie couldn't reach the century Milestone as Carter did.

  • @swatiyajnik5086
    @swatiyajnik5086 16 днів тому +1

    Very humble down to earth full of love RIP President Jimmy Carter. His mother was a nurse in India and she loved India. President Carter had a good feeling for India too. Indians love president Carter. 🙏

  • @joshuakampamba9061
    @joshuakampamba9061 15 днів тому

    It's only now that I have come to know more about this great man. He was such an absolute peaceful and cared ❤

  • @Lucky_9705
    @Lucky_9705 14 днів тому +2

    No other president was more accountable and amazing post-tenure than Jimmy. RIP Mr. President

  • @melisacastellanos2143
    @melisacastellanos2143 19 днів тому +12

    Abraham Lincoln, Jimy Carter, Bernie Sanders,,
    Three of my favorites USA citizens,, 👏👏🥰👌🏽💐
    From Guatemala my deep condolences for the death of Jimy Cárter 😔💐

  • @montyrayza7220
    @montyrayza7220 18 днів тому +10

    Jimmy Carter was a great man of peace who in fact was the one responsible for freeing the American Hostages held in Iran. Reagan got the credit but Carter negotiated their release just days before Reagan took power. Carter truly cared .. he was mature and very wise but his lack of flash and big talk earned him the negative reputation sadly. RIP Sir !!!

  • @steveconn
    @steveconn 19 днів тому +3

    God bless you Mr. Carter. What a passionate advocate for the people.

  • @1wholovestrees
    @1wholovestrees 10 днів тому +1

    Here he is, a military man and he lived for peace. Astounding!

  • @nathanstoebe4647
    @nathanstoebe4647 19 днів тому +3

    Rest in peace, Jimmy Carter. My grandparents and all of my mom’s family, except for my mom, decided/had to move from MN to Texas because of the inflation via Carter presidency. They were not wealthy, initially had a farm in ND, and once no longer affordable, grandpa started working “odd jobs” to pay the bills family of 5 kids in Whapeton, MN. That’s where my parents met, and my other Grandpa, denied him a loan (broker), because “why would you ask if you can’t even afford it, Ken?”. My grandfather was a faithful man to the end , never gave up on his family, and turned out okay. That was humiliating for my grandpa and to this day my mom won’t forget that. My grandpa became a trucker, and unfortunately this presidency is why I don’t get to spend valuable time with the people that I love so much, and could’ve grown so much from. Jimmy Carter was the president from hell, as I see it. I think he was an ignorant man with many “good” intentions. God bless them, and I pray for their place in heaven.

    • @nhjhbmkuy7173
      @nhjhbmkuy7173 15 днів тому

      Stagflation was it’s own beast especially after the oil crisis began.

  • @luke19611
    @luke19611 19 днів тому +4

    What a great man!

  • @aronaropati9340
    @aronaropati9340 8 днів тому +1

    Beautiful soul..🩶

  • @suemaher5282
    @suemaher5282 9 днів тому

    In my life I have seen many politicians but only one has touched me and inspired me and was blessed with empathy. Its been a very sad week as well as enlightening. Jimmy led an amazing life along with Rosalynn. Thankyou for being my Political Hero and an even better Human being. My thoughts are with your family and I will never forget him. Thankyou Sir now rest in Peace.

  • @joshuajerrythereviewer
    @joshuajerrythereviewer 18 днів тому +3

    Rest in Peace President Jimmy Carter your legacy will live on forever

  • @lenukhs6275
    @lenukhs6275 19 днів тому +28

    this is the way i found out he passed

  • @michaelobrien8661
    @michaelobrien8661 16 днів тому +5

    Blessed are the peacemakers.

    • @nhjhbmkuy7173
      @nhjhbmkuy7173 15 днів тому

      For they will be the sons of god.

  • @susanperry3880
    @susanperry3880 8 днів тому +1

    What a contrast to the incoming President. He Epitomized, humility and service above self.

  • @georgfriedrichhandel4390
    @georgfriedrichhandel4390 18 днів тому +12

    It is a gross misconception that the economy under Carter was "dismal". Yes, there was a major recession that began during the last year of his administration but we must not judge Carter's legacy by just one bad year. Average annual economic growth under Carter was 3.4%; that's higher than the average annual economic growth under Reagan. More jobs were created per year under Carter than any other post-war president. And the debt-to-GDP ratio was lowest under Carter over the past 100 years. To be sure, Carter also committed serious errors like the Soviet grain embargo, the pardoning of Vietnam War draft dodgers and deserters, the Airline Deregulation Act, and the Iran hostage crisis. But Carter was a much better president than many people believe and I hope now that he's passed away that historians will reconsider his legacy.

    • @nhjhbmkuy7173
      @nhjhbmkuy7173 15 днів тому +2

      Not to mention his creation of the departments of energy and of education and his negotiation of the camp David accord.

    • @yellyman5483
      @yellyman5483 12 днів тому

      I love President Carter. But there`s one thing that bothers me about his presidency. He was the first democratic president who walked away from the New Deal coalition. Instead of investing in welfare, social security and other social programs he made cuts. But overall, he is an underrated president. The work that he and Rosalyn did after president Carters retirement was outstanding. Habitat for humanity, the Carter Center, and all he did for human rights and world peace was impressive. The Nobel Peace Prize was deserved.

    • @georgfriedrichhandel4390
      @georgfriedrichhandel4390 12 днів тому

      @@yellyman5483 That's not exactly true. President Carter proposed a guaranteed minimum income, a federal job guarantee for the unemployed, a negative income tax, and direct cash payments to aid recipients but Congress rejected almost all his proposals. Carter also sought tax reform in order to create a simpler, more progressive taxation system. He proposed taxing capital gains as ordinary income, eliminating tax shelters, limiting itemized tax deductions, and increasing the standard deduction. Carter's taxation proposals were rejected by Congress, and no major tax reform bill was passed. However, IMO one of President Carter's biggest mistakes was not supporting Ted Kennedy's UHC proposal because Carter wanted to introduce a change in that bill that assured that private insurance companies would play a larger role in providing coverage. But despite that, more than 90% of all Americans had health insurance under Carter.

    • @yellyman5483
      @yellyman5483 12 днів тому +1

      @@georgfriedrichhandel4390 He had a democratic house and senate when he was president. It`s a shame that his own party didn`t support his agenda.

    • @georgfriedrichhandel4390
      @georgfriedrichhandel4390 12 днів тому

      @@yellyman5483 The Democratic Party has done President Carter wrong in many ways. As you said, the party did not support Carter's agenda during his presidency. In 1980, Senator Kennedy challenged Carter for the Democratic nomination, thus all but assuring a victory for Reagan that year (whenever an incumbent president is challenged during the primaries, he has always lost. It has also happened to Ford in 1976, George HW Bush in 1992, and to Biden this year). And then the party refused to allow any Democratic candidate for public office to be seen with Carter in subsequent elections. The only time Carter publicly spoke in favor of a Democratic candidate was when he endorsed Obama in a television spot during the Convention in 2012, 32 years after Carter had left office. The party all but ostracized President Carter after 1980 instead of trying to defend his record. If it had, Carter would not have such a negative legacy today.

  • @dn9597
    @dn9597 19 днів тому +7

    As a life-long Republican, I have nothing but the respect for President Carter.
    Thank you for your service to America and to the world!

    • @yellyman5483
      @yellyman5483 11 днів тому

      I hear that a lot. A lot of republicans respected President Carter. Even Trump came out to pay tribute when President Carter died.

  • @Rob-vk3ss
    @Rob-vk3ss 6 днів тому +1

    GOD bless him. He always told me the truth. Jimmy Carter

  • @definitedoll
    @definitedoll 8 днів тому

    A really terrific interview , quality looks like it was filmed yesterday. (Although not that long ago was 2010)

  • @charlesmiddleton3247
    @charlesmiddleton3247 18 днів тому +3

    He came here to do what he was created to do and so... he did! Was he perfect as a president, no, but none of us are! He did much for many and gave of himself for others! Rest and peace to you, President Carter.

  • @ricoimf777
    @ricoimf777 19 днів тому +17

    Rest in peace President Carter, a true politican and a man who valued his fellow citizens all around the world.

    • @chickenfishhybrid44
      @chickenfishhybrid44 19 днів тому +1

      "Fellow citizens all around the world" is such an odd frame.

  • @scottbell2533
    @scottbell2533 19 днів тому +13

    Rest in Peace Jimmy

  • @laisservide3708
    @laisservide3708 8 днів тому +1

    President Jimmy Carter lived 100 years and did a lot of good for the least of these around the globe.
    The man who you said traunced him in the presidential candidate did nothing for no one, nothing.
    The man was a down to earth human beings, who put the interest of ppl above his own.
    Suddenly, the country and the world are concerned about climate change etc.
    What a man.
    He's known all over the world for his good deeds.
    May his spirit see the Light of God Almighty. Amen.

  • @saintjimmy456
    @saintjimmy456 18 днів тому +2

    Congratulations to the interviewer who found a dozen different ways of asking "were you a bad president?"

  • @HawthorneHillNaturePreserve
    @HawthorneHillNaturePreserve 18 днів тому +16

    I would take Carter over Trump any day! It’s about character and trustworthiness!

    • @democracyforall3476
      @democracyforall3476 18 днів тому +4

      Me too...in a heartbeat ❤

    • @76vike19
      @76vike19 17 днів тому

      I’d taken him over Biden too

    • @EpicAndrew97
      @EpicAndrew97 17 днів тому +1

      I’d take any other president over Trump, except Buchanan and A. Johnson

  • @tomscott3
    @tomscott3 17 днів тому +1

    I didn't know too much about him before this informative interview. I may not agree with his entire political sprectrum, but he defnitely seemed to be more principled than just about every president in my lifetime.
    Very Best Regards,
    Tom Scott 🗽
    Author ● Speaker ● World's Leading Expert on the Corrupt U.S. Legal System
    _Our American Injustice System_
    _Stack the Legal Odds in Your Favor_

  • @ObediahSmith-s1z
    @ObediahSmith-s1z 19 днів тому +20

    100
    For James Earl Carter Jr.
    a minute after midnight,
    October 1st 2024,
    President Jimmy Carter
    today is 100 years old
    in 1977, 47 years ago,
    when he was 53 years old,
    he became the 39th president of the USA,
    the year before, in Memphis,
    I wrote a collection of poems that, in 1977,
    became my very first publication,
    Bicentennial Blues
    in 1976, when these poems were written,
    the USA was celebrating
    the 200 anniversary of their independence
    and I was a student at Memphis State University
    well, I dedicated that book to President Carter
    and through US Ambassador to The Bahamas,
    Bill Schwartz, I sent the president a copy
    what a delight it was - what a pleasant surprise,
    to receive a letter of appreciation, signed,
    from the president himself
    how considerate- how gracious he was…
    I was 22 when those poems were written,
    I am 70 years old now,
    and I have recently published my 32nd book
    a lot of water certainly has gone under the bridge
    what a miracle it is that Jimmy Carter is still with us -
    centenarian - how blessed he is - how pure in heart
    well that letter he sent me, 46 years ago,
    is in a frame, hanging upon a wall here in my house
    wow, he has lived longer than Queen Elizabeth II,
    longer than her husband, Prince Phillip -
    longer than my best friend’s husband
    who, in February, this year, died,
    11 weeks shy of his 99th birthday
    thanks be to God
    for those people and for those things that last
    my friend whose husband died earlier this year
    and I, share a friendship which goes
    all the way back to MSU, all the way
    back to Memphis in the early 70s…
    thanks be to God for the things which sustain -
    for stability in our lives -
    for the stability of the earth we are on,
    that we rely upon
    as steady and as stable as it is
    in spite of its orbiting the sun
    at 1,140 miles per minute, and spinning
    upon its axis at 1,000 MPH…
    all the whirling and whirling
    that whirls us into being and whirls us out again
    happy birthday, Mr. President,
    who has been a witness and involved
    in this human event for an entire century -
    you are special indeed
    Obediah Michael Smith, 2024
    12:30 AM Tuesday 1.10.2024

    • @PlayNiceFolks
      @PlayNiceFolks 14 днів тому

      We live in a Nihilistic reality. This is pitiful and pathetic. Grow up.

  • @ibrahimkassem7505
    @ibrahimkassem7505 18 днів тому +6

    R.I.P

  • @allenaslin812
    @allenaslin812 19 днів тому +5

    God bless Jimmy and Roselynn Carter. Nobody deserves it more.

  • @__foam
    @__foam 19 днів тому +6

    Rest in Peace President Carter. Thank you for your service before, during, and after the presidency. Thank you for being a role model for us all.
    -A Trump Republican

    • @yellyman5483
      @yellyman5483 11 днів тому

      Its quite interesting to learn that President Carter is the only former president Trump called for advice during his first term in office. President Trump also payed tribute to Carter when he died, and that doesn`t often happen with Trump.

    • @__foam
      @__foam 7 днів тому

      @ Carter was fair with Trump. Tough, but fair. He made arguments against him, but it never seemed personal or needlessly divisive

  • @alltogethermartin3121
    @alltogethermartin3121 18 днів тому +3

    He was so nice

  • @mesropmadzharyan6727
    @mesropmadzharyan6727 19 днів тому +9

    100 years old

  • @juanniemaldonado244
    @juanniemaldonado244 16 днів тому +6

    He is right! Superpower of “PEACE”! The image of being bully , fear and brutal killers is bad image to the world today!

  • @normanbonk8064
    @normanbonk8064 19 днів тому +5

    Dr. King aptly said, "To adjust to a maladjusted situation is maladjusted." Sounds to me like Carter refused to adjust to a dysfunctional system. Prayers.

  • @bevduff6776
    @bevduff6776 19 днів тому +12

    The one and only true patriotic Democrat to leave the Oval Office without making millions peddling his name or position RIP

    • @integral
      @integral 18 днів тому

      You don't approve of former Presidents giving speeches and writing books? Okay. 😁

    • @bevduff6776
      @bevduff6776 18 днів тому

      @ comprehend what I said “to leave the Oval Office”. I never said after they left office. Do some research on the Clintons Obamas now worth hundreds of millions 🤣🤣 they are not that good talkers. The Biden’s 🤣Joe hardly made a speech while in office and 50 years a civil servant and his millions came from??

    • @bevduff6776
      @bevduff6776 18 днів тому +1

      @@integral as I said “leaving the Oval Office” do your research and find out what the Clinton’s Obama’s and Biden’s were worth when they went into the White House and LEFT WITH .. not what they made after leaving and 😂😂 Joe while 50 years a civil servant worth millions now before even leaving. Enjoy researching!!!

  • @chasehedges6775
    @chasehedges6775 19 днів тому +22

    2010 was a great year. I miss it.

    • @Alessia_Pellegrini
      @Alessia_Pellegrini 19 днів тому +2

      Right? That's the year that two of my favorite shows I grew up with at the time Adventure Time and Regular Show debuted.

    • @bradyfry8031
      @bradyfry8031 19 днів тому +1

      I agree. I was only 14, but I recall that being a good time to be alive.

    • @chasehedges6775
      @chasehedges6775 19 днів тому

      @@bradyfry8031 Same

    • @EpicAndrew97
      @EpicAndrew97 17 днів тому +1

      @@bradyfry8031 I was 4, a brainless kid back then, I miss those times

  • @jasonsmith530
    @jasonsmith530 19 днів тому +8

    Can’t wait to see 60 minuets tonight as a fan of Carter

  • @Kylefassbinderful
    @Kylefassbinderful 19 днів тому +7

    To hell with the code. Former Presidents should _always_ keep it real.

  • @artemisiaby
    @artemisiaby 7 днів тому +1

    He was right on everything!

  • @Kuklapolitan
    @Kuklapolitan 12 днів тому +1

    I doubt Congress ever knew a decent, law abiding, God-fearing, faithful and honorable man like Jimmy Carter. I'm sure his goodness was a double edged sword at times but it also worked for him and for us. God gave us a wonderful human being and we had him for 100 years. He did so much for the world but now, he has gone to meet his God and be reunited with the love of his life, Rosalynn.