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A Prosecutor Who Wins on Appeal
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Barbara Walters : "You know, he does one of the best Henry Kissinger impressions ever."
Sam Donaldson : "He also does a good Barbara Walters."
Bush's Awkward Segway
President Bush surprised Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi by giving him a Segway yesterday during his visit to Kyoto. The president, who fell off one of the electric scooters two years ago in Kennebunkport, rode "Scooter 1" to meet the Japanese leader outside the State Guest House and urged him to jump on. "Oh, very good," said Koizumi, who coasted about three feet.
If that weren't enough free publicity, Bush told Koizumi he gave Segways to his mother and father for their birthdays. (Scooter-races down the White House halls! Kind of reminds us of those carefree Clinton days, when there was tray-surfing in the Air Force One aisle.) But where will Koizumi ride? Segways are illegal on Japan's public streets.
HEY, ISN'T THAT . . . ?
Karl Rove, Andrew Card and Harriet Miers Tuesday afternoon in the Town & Country bar at the Mayflower Hotel, where four Texas colleges were making their case to house the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum. The trio is expected to weigh in on the final choice.
Comedian Bob Saget , swarmed by college fans at McFadden's Saloon late Tuesday night after his performance at George Washington University.
Nicole Kidman , in gray slacks and a gray sweater, striding purposefully toward a movie camera on K Street near the Whitehurst, on her very last day of D.C. filming for "The Visiting." We'll miss ya, Nic!
UPDATE
Eunice Kennedy Shriver is out of the hospital after a minor stroke. Her son Santa Monica City Councilman Bobby Shriver said the Special Olympics co-founder, 84, is resting and recuperating at the home of her daughter, California first lady Maria Shriver , and "making all her usual calls to the Hill."
