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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 wasn't that distinction anymore. and that's the world we live in now. and i think it's actually exacerbated now by the fact that the technology that came out of the 1990s with the internet then ultimately became the internet in your pocket and now everybody can post video to the internet. and ...

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 we're 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 we've seen that that's not the case anymore. >> david, you're one of the many contributors for the show. there were a slew of high-profile people interviewed for this. cast members from "real world," christopher darden, the assistant district atto...

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" let's 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 are voices in the show they would say yes. and i think the poll that came out about the 1990s, tha...