The capitol? let me start with this. my great, great grandmother headed to the north to join the union army to win the freedom of his family in the civil war. not during the civil war did we see what we saw a year ago. a confederate flag being paraded through the u.s. capital. it should never be normalized in our memory, in our thinking. this was a once in a lifetime of a nation event hopefully. now in terms of the capital police, the security for such events, i m aphrase we see this far too often. they re caught surprised, flat
it s a remarkable scene. i don t recall ever really seeing a current president, a former president, a potential future presidential candidate certainly all together honoring the memory of a former president. it is a fascinating moment, and to go there to this site, this historic site where you have the former president, you also have bobby kennedy, senator ted kennedy, the three brothers and jackie kennedy, the former first lady buried they are there with ethyl kennedy. you see ethal there as they go up the stairs. bill clinton has the iconic photo as a boy s nation event when bill clinton was a young pan and bill clinton always loved that photo and used it and made the personal connection. president obama of course was a young man when this happened. his wife was born after president kennedy was assassinated but the kennedys were critical. that was when the clinton obama