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The movie. they zeroed in on the drama of lincoln's demise and what a villain booth was. and i think that was a smart thing to do. so i really, i don't have any beefs on this one at all. jon: lincoln is big right now, obviously, the spielberg movie, a huge oscar nominee, getting all kinds of attention. your piece, your film and book kind of a companion piece to that. jenna asked the question earlier, what does it say about our country that, you know, at a time when washington seems so paralyzed and polarized all of a sudden we're looking back at the leadership of a guy like abraham lincoln? >>...

Weren't convinced before, i was convinced then that i had to work harder. since 2000 we've been working on this, to get something done in the house. so, we introduced legislation. it's never the end all, never the silver bullet that fixes everything up, but it would allow us to set standards across this country as to what we should permit and not permit and give guidance. we were going to bring professionals together, not the congress, and let them decide what are the protocalls for handling what goes on on the field. we're not only talking about football injuries. in fact, there are more youn...

More than any other american politician on that poll. >> he was extremely popular as a president. and as people get further away from their terms, their popularity seems to rise. it even happened to nixon, and it's happening somewhat to gourge w. bush. i'm sure 10, 20 years, he'll get a little more benefit of that distance. when people look back at the 90s, real wages actually rose somewhat for the first time in several decades. things were pretty good. there was a tech bubble that helped things along, and then -- which then fed into a housing bubble which collapsed and blew everything up, and...

Why london is forced to investigate their own olympic games. "fox & friends" hour two right now. ♪ >> good morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us, basically, ignore the past year of campaigning. as far as-- >> yes, you can. >> alisyn: ignore what's happened for the past year and many of you can get that year of your life back, because basically the race starts right now. >> it's the fourth quarter. a hundred days, can you believe it's a hundred days? and maybe this will be thrown out. >> alisyn: after labor day they say is in earnest is begins. everything up until now is entertain...

Both of those things happen, we're likely to return to recession. >> you know, dave, we hear these huge numbers, the sheer size of it makes it unrelatable on a personal level. can you tell us how the deficit affects your average joe and each individual's wall et. >> deficits represent deferred tax increases unless there's a change of course. there's no free lunch. and the problem is not today's deficits and debt. the debt about $15.7 trillion. it's the huge unfunded obligations associated with medicare and other things that in total when you add everything up, 70 trillion dollars growing by 10...