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Self-fulfilling prophecy and members of the house felt it could dampen fundraising and send a signal that democrats are giving up soon. pelosi was angry and that was a big diss saying i don't foe who this guy is. i never met him before. >> that's a big deal! >> when times are tough, it's hard for the struggling party to avoid turning themselves into a circular firing squad. that what is happening now. this is a tough environment for democrats. a lot a lot a lot of rousing, complaining that the white house isn't doing enough for them. it is in president obama's complete political interest to ke...

Self-fulfilling prophecy and members of the house felt it could dampen fundraising and send a signal that democrats are giving up soon. pelosi was angry and that was a big diss saying i don't foe who this guy is. i never met him before. >> that's a big deal! >> when times are tough, it's hard for the struggling party to avoid turning themselves into a circular firing squad. that what is happening now. this is a tough environment for democrats. a lot a lot a lot of rousing, complaining that the white house isn't doing enough for them. it is in president obama's complete political interest to ke...

And that's definitely a guy you want out on the road supporting democrats. >> how comfortable is the white house with clinton's health. are they reluctant or acknowledging or welcoming? >> clearly, they're welcoming, you have house democrats that are upset that the current president isn't doing enough for them, they believe. at the same time, if bill clinton can come in and do events in various member districts whether it's fund-raising and i think that's, obviously, a good thing for democrats. the former president is always more popular in retrospect than he was when he was in office. it's ac...

International implications. that is perhaps i think the broadest by any measure bounding or restriction any means of public engagement. could you explain, do troops and commanders and the people in the united states military give up -- i'm quite serious -- their right to free speech, their right to speak freely. any public engagement they have, which is what your words say, now have to be screened? what rights of free speech does a person in the united states military have? >> from my perspective, this isn't at all about the first amendment. it's very much about what the secretary laid out in ...

And all of us in the military understand being in the military, we follow certain guidelines. and this is to actually in great part emphasize guidance that has been out there for an extensive period of time, but we just walked away from. i think in light of what's -- certainly in light of what's happened recently, but it isn't just the "rolling stone" piece, just to reaffirm what the secretary said. it's something he and i talked about for longer than that, and the need to, in fact, ensure we're coordinated, synchronized and that we do tell our story. and my engagement with the military, since...