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Something that had gotten me in a little trouble with somebody or the press, and i'm in my office saying, oh, dear, i could expect a call. colin, president. don't worry about it. everything's fine. >> even when there were disagreements. in his diaries, he called you "iron ass." >> right. >> i know that the two of you have joked about it. >> he sent me a nice note. >> and the note says? >> he questiokwe confessed, he d it. "iron ass"? appropriate. >> it carried over into his domestic policies, the clean air and americans with disabilities act. >> let the wall of exclusion finally come tumbling ...

Bush 41 not a happy camper about rumsfeld and dick cheney. on rumsfeld he said this "i think he served the president badly, i don't like what he did and i think it hurt the president having his iron-ass view of everything." on cheney. "i don't know, he just became very hard line and very different from the dick cheney i knew and worked with. the reaction to the attacks on 9/11, what to do about the middle east" again he uses this phrase you can't get enough of "iron ass." [ laughter ] mark caputo, we were last week dealing with jeb bush trying to figure out how to outdistance himself from bush...

Rumsfeld. >> i'm convinced we're doing this because we all want to say "iron ass " on tv. he said donald rumsfeld is an arrogant fellow. they never got along, by the way, bush 41 and rumsfeld. but i think his point was that he field there was undue influence on his son which is tricky, though, because then he says the buck stops here with my son. so in the end, he took the advice of these two men. >> isn't it true, the buck stops with any president will tell you that, the buck stops. >> absolutely. >> david gergen, this is for you. bush 41 put out a statement saying, i am proud to have served ...

A drop of dawn and grease is gone. can a a subconscious. mind? a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? time for your thursday dish of "scrambled politics." according to "the new york times," former president george h.w. bush. describing vice president dick cheney as a, quote, iron ass and defense secretary donald rumsfeld as a, quote, arrogant fellow. the sharp assessments are part