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The public supports that view, basically. their default setting is bring everybody home. >> why do they have that discrepancy there? >> well, that's because politically, when you get past the basic principle, i think there will continue to be a discussion about the deal itself. about the details of the deal. another number we didn't show here, chris, shows 1/3 of the american people say they still don't know enough about the deal to make a decision. >> initially it's breaking down along partisan lines. democrats generally support the president, republicans generally support the critics. >> wha...

But whether they should rescue a soldier that left his post, 59% said they do not have that duty. the paradox is that although the public finds a big distinction, what his status was, the public officials you talk to said no, there's a principle at stake here. >> and as i read those numbers, the public supports that view, basically. their default setting is bring everybody home. >> why do they have that discrepancy there? >> well, that's because politically, when you get past the basic principle, i think there will continue to be a discussion about the deal itself. about the details of the dea...

Days or this month will announce what reforms he likes, what reforms he doesn't like. >> that's right. and we're hearing some oh of the things they have more positive view towards. one, as you mentioned, the idea of putting a public advocate on the fisa court, secret court where decisions are made. because up to this point, really, it's just been lawyers making the case for the administration, and no one offering the counter argument. when you look it's the mostardent critics and he like other advocates say that's not enough. they want to see more. even with the reforms, it leaves as the defau...

>> the official word is unofficially she's running. >> in fact, i think the default setting is obviously that's she's running. for all the historical and personal reasons you mentioned, chris. something could get in the way. something could change it. but everything i see and all the people i know tell me that functionally the decision has been made. it's just a question of reaching certain points where she could opt out. it's not a question about whether she wants to do it or in my view whether she's going to do it. >> you know, i think what was interesting -- i think the fact the interview w...

View. >> let me agree -- >> the official word is unofficially she's running. >> in fact, i think the default setting is obviously that's she's running. for all the historical and personal reasons you mentioned, chris. something could get in the way. something could change it. but everything i see and all the people i know tell me that functionally the decision has been made. it's just a question of reaching certain points where she could opt out. it's not a question about whether she wants to do it or in my view whether she's going to do it. >> you know, i think what was interesting -- i think...