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I covered that '88 campaign. and what happened in iowa was is he would go to a campaign event, and he would never stop talk. and he had them for the first 15 minutes of the event. i remember down by the river in davenport, iowa, beautiful night. everybody loved joe. and he just went on too long. frankly, but on the other side of that, for the book that i wrote, i interviewed him about foreign policy. and he was utterly comprehensive in its knowledge, reduced it to street language in a very wise way, and i ended up most of the chapter about foreign policy was just quoting joe biden. so he is ri...

Requested. and i appreciate you monitoring my twitter account. i think you know what i think, i think the president is intentionally disassembling the greatest quality of life in the history of the world. i believe that he is creating class warfare intentionally to get americans to draw this line in the sand where i have never seen such political discourse in all my life. and yes, i do apologize for being part of that political discourse because greater men than myself have advised me that that kind of street language in a volatile interview as you played earlier is not appropriate when trying...

Metaphorical street language to describe corrupt, power-abusing elected officials who break their vow, violate their vow to the u.s. constitution. >> did you cross the line by calling the president of the united states america that and if you saw barack obama, would you apologize to him for saying that about him? >> yes, i would. i did cross the line. i do apologize, not necessarily to the president, but on behalf of much better men than myself. >> pressed by ferguson, nugent grudgingly apologized a little bit further. >> people are saying it wasn't a real apology. so, again, for the record, a...

>> what should he have done? >> well, i think particularly after making that news conference he should have taken it to a vote. >> nominated her. >> he should have said she's my nominee, let's take it to a vote. because what has happened today plays into the perception, the perception that's been growing among the republicans that in street language president obama can be rolled for his wallet and his watch. he's not a guy who's going to put up much of a fight. even when he feels strongly about it. even when he has a strong emotional and loyalty quotient, won't fight for it. for me personally,...

>> nominated her. >> he should have said she's my nominee, let's take it to a vote. because what has happened today plays into the perception, the perception that's been growing among the republicans that in street language president obama can be rolled for his wallet and his watch. he's not a guy who's going to put up much of a fight. even when he feels strongly about it. even when he has a strong emotional and loyalty quotient, won't fight for it. for me personally, i think it's a little early to make that judgment. but that perception is out there. and what happened today plays right into t...