PHILLIPS: Another day at Eisenhower for Gerald Ford. That's Eisenhower Medical Center, near the former president's home in the California desert. Ford's chief of staff says that he's still having tests and still doing well. He's been in and out of hospitals several times this year, but a government source tells CNN his life is not in danger. Just a few minutes ago, Steven Ford spoke about his father's condition at a school dedication ceremony in Michigan.</s>STEVEN FORD, GERALD FORD'S SON: I mean, it's just normal for a 93-year-old man. Obviously, it's hard. You know, he had to have a pacemaker put in this summer. You know, eventually, your heart wears out. But he's still strong, doing well. He was so mad that he couldn't come here. I probably can't say on camera what he said to the doctors when they said no. But he's here in spirit.</s>PHILLIPS: Probably mad he can't be on that golf course either. At 93, Ford is the oldest living ex-president.</s>LEMON: And we certainly wish him well. Well, once a leader of the free world, the other's a rock star trying to make the world a better place.</s>PHILLIPS: What do President Bush and U2 front man Bono talk about when they get together? You're going to find out, straight ahead.
Gerald Ford Undergoing Medical Tests