The government plane in which the presidents toured the disaster area had one large bedroom and another room with tables and seats, according to an interview with Bush in this week's Newsweek.

Bush, 80, said Clinton offered ahead of time to give the older former president the bedroom so he could lie flat and avoid paining his body. Clinton, 58, decided to play cards in the other room that night.

The next morning, Bush said he peeked in and saw Clinton sound asleep on the plane's floor.

"We could have switched places, each getting half a night on the bed, but he deferred to me. That was a very courteous thing, very thoughtful, and that meant a great deal to me," Bush said.

Bush said he and Clinton are not close, but have been compatible on the tour, partly because Clinton respects his age.

The March 14 issue of Newsweek hits newsstands Monday.

Its just show how ignorant the Bush's Clan are.....How we wish Clinton could be re-elected..

it might be worthwhile to mention about "kurchi kanda" in nepal.

just after some yrs of his taking into PM's office, girija created some problem because he didnt have a suitable (that "fits his status") chair in one of the public program... and that was widely taken as kurchi kanda...

i hope someday we will have PMs (and/or presidents???) and ministers not because they lead some batallions to get the type of system they fought fo, but because they had good grades in their university lives.