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And so i think a doctor that is spent the amount of time with the president as doctor jackson has. is not only the most qualified but the only credible source when it comes to diagnosing any health concerns. >> there's also been the skepticism about the president's height and weight. which puts him shy of obese. 6'3". his draft card and driver's license has 6'2". sanjay gupta joins us now. does he have heart disease based on the information presented yesterday? >> yeah. that's the bottom line. he had tests done. understandably son. three and a half hours of exams and a big focus is the heart h...

Nixon presence. what was at stake is nothing other than life and death. everyone over 18, every male had to have his draft card in his pocket, it was a crime to be without it. a federal crime to not have it on your person. kids started burning these things publicly. in 1964, they had to pass a federal law to make destroying it a crime, because they haven't made it a crime yet. people were getting sentenced to 2 years, 6 years for burning their draft cards. nadia from pussy riot was on my show friday night. she told us 1968 in america, was one of her great inspirations, and she didn't even know...

Right, we have done this before as a country, we have this overwhelmed. >> we have been in a worse place because as difficult as this is for people that didn't want to see a trump presidency an we now have very significant majority of the country disapproving of the trump presidency. >> most ever. >> and this movement that we call the resistance, we had a resistance this big before and it was in 1968 and it was against both the johnson presidency and then following it was against the nixon presidency an it was an anti-war resistance, and the -- what was at stake is nothing other than life and ...

Because as difficult as this is for people that didn't want to see a trump presidency an we now have very significant majority of the country disapproving of the trump presidency. >> most ever. >> and this movement that we call the resistance, we had a resistance this big before and it was in 1968 and it was against both the johnson presidency and then following it was against the nixon presidency an it was an anti-war resistance, and the -- what was at stake is nothing other than life and death. everyone over 18, every male had to have his draft card in his pocket. it was a crime to even be w...

Around the country while talking about my new book, "playing with fire." here's a highlight reel of some of the tv talk about this book. >> you have a book here called "playing with fire," it's about the campaign of 1968. what today can we learn about the transformation of our politics, anything here we can learn about today's politics? >> we can see all of the precedents that occurred in 1968, which is kind of where our modern politics began, for what we saw in the last campaign. >> your book about '68 particularly on the democratic side is the only other thing that has made me feel, oh, righ...