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That maria theresa's heard. and look, this is a classic hindsight question. it looks obvious now.eresa's he. and look, this is a classic hindsight question. it looks obvious now. but at in point should voting rights have been how president biden spent his summer and fall and not build back better? >> well a couple of things here. one is, i think the white house thought they needed to do some things that quite frankly on the front in around the economy and it is the same issue that obama was troubled in 2008 when he came in. our economy was in free fall. and there are some things around the eco...

>> i'm not asking you that. >> the world is a better place -- >> i'm asking you, sitting here in 2015 -- >> the president can't -- >> was it a mistake? >> it was not a mistake for the president to go into iraq based on the information he was provided as president. last week rubio was the one with a clearance to iraq in hindsight question. >> not only would i not have been in favor of it president bush would not have been in favor of it. >> what tripped him up this weekend -- >> was it a mistake to go to war in iraq. >> zam doesn't run iraq. >> the questions still keep coming on the campaign tr...

Elizabeth prann with the details of washington. >> reporter: after a misstep in an interview about the iraq invasion republican presidential candidates both official and not are being pressed on the skigs of taking the country to war in hindsight. that includes florida senator marco rubio. he sat down with chris wallace. >> the question is if it's a mistake. i still say it was not a mistake because the president was presented with intelligence that said iraq had weapons of mass destruction. it was governed by a man who committed atrocities in the past. >> reporter: critics say he said it made ...

Comments sparked by partisan criticism. it's the first major kerfuffle for bush, a likely but undeclared 2016 presidential candidate and front-runner in most early polls. on tuesday, he told fox's sean hannity that he misunderstood the initial question but couldn't say what he would have done back in 2003. >> knowing what we know now, clearly there were mistakes. >> in presidential campaigns, words matter. when it comes to a still unpopular war, even a misstep can trigger a firestorm. a majority of americans, 58% of the most recent abc poll said the iraq war was not worth fighting. new jersey ...

Do you act unilaterally in pakistan. are you comfortably to act unilaterally without maybe telling an ally like pakistan that you might be firing drones in their country? >> i think in a setting like this one where osama bin laden was identified to be hiding in pakistan, that it was entirely appropriate for this president to move in and to take him out. i have no compunction about that at all. that was the right course for him to take. i supported that at the time and do now. in a similar circumstance, i think other presidents and other candidates like myself would do exactly the same thing. >...