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Politics and national security circles. she threw legendarily great pears, and a lot of them. her apartment was the penthouse at the watergate, yes, that watergate. she had the penthouse in watergate. she passed on, she died last year. but a story you should know about her, she ended up playing a scandalous role in u.s. history. one that hasn't been understood before now. she was the linchpin in a plan to extend the u.s. war in vietnam, to keep it going specifically in order to elect a republican president. in 1968 president lyndon johnson bowed out, didn't run again, but in '68 johnson didn't...

By -- because he was black because you heard michael derrick mason says -- at least that's what the headlines said, that hillary clinton could do more for black folks or african-americans than barack obama did 37. >> i think race can be not just a personal or human reality, race can be a political reality, no doubt about that. at the same time, i think, again, you have to govern and campaigning and governing are two different things had. but you have to govern and live your life for that matter. we have to live our lives and a certain set of immutable principals. it's what do you believe in? i...

If you do one, you have to do the other. >> i think it's something about gooses, ganders and sauce. >> pots and kettles and that sort of thing. >> they did come back by his last year, but it's important to note by his last year, he lost interest in the job. mid 30s in the polls and didn't run again, a, because he was running for president, b, because he would have lost. >> and this is interesting, though. this idea, as you were saying, peter, government still has a role. even about sort of our founding documents, declaration of independence, not to maximize profits or minimize deficits, to pro...

Primary challenge. all four either stepped aside, retired, didn't run again, or just lost outright lost in the general election. this is a big deal. if he does not have a primary challenge, it makes him a lot stronger in 2012. >> the republicans, seems like a wide open field of candidates. have they come anywhere close to unifying behind just one? >> reporter: no. they are nowhere close to being unified behind a candidate but what is interesting from our new poll, they are united behind a cause and that is beating president obama. look at these numbers. among republicans, would you prefer a no...