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Justice matter, but it became covered in such a 24/7 kind of way that it really transcended to dominate the news and now there are no boundaries. the princess diana death and how that was covered. that was -- princess diana was kind of a tabloid figure who then became a huge news figure in general. there wasnt that distinction anymore. and thats the world we live in now. and i think its actually exacerbated now by the fact that the technology that came out of the 1990s with the internet then ult...

Dotcom bubble now. there were signs ever a threat of terrorism with the world trade center bombing. there was columbine, which i think was a warning on a lot of the gun issues that were now still dealing with. and i think that there was obviously the end of the cold war, which made -- i think gave americans the sense of global security and obviously weve seen that thats not the case anymore. >> david, youre one of the many contributors for the show. there were a slew of high-profile people inter...

New national geographic three-part special "the 90s: the last great decade." earlier i spoke to david siroda, a contributor to the program-b the lewinsky scandal and how the 90s defines us, even in the middle of 2014. >> david, thanks for joining us. the series is called "the 90s: the last grey great decad" lets start right there. was this the last great decade, do you think? >> well, we asked the question in the show, and i think the question is a good one. and i think to a lot of people who ar...