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I'm not suggesting that. but in terms of the strands of this, in terms of the shadow that this will cast on the trump presidency, it is very much like waterigate, which was about the 1972 election and then the next three years until nixon's resignation, were all dominated by that. >> to be clear, this is not right now at least, this is not a partisan issue. you have the senior senator from south carolina, lindsey graham, the senior senator from arizona, john mccain, other prominent republicans as well saying there may be more to this than meets the eye. let's pivot. i want to talk about the ne...

Bush is to blame for 9/11 or bush failed, right? that's one contention. you can debate that. you can even say no, he's not to blame. but the contention being made, the affirmative endorsement of george w. bush's legacy that's being made is he kept us safe. that is the same that has been put forward. i just don't see how that's defensible unless you count as you said when republicans tend to count at 9/12. which fine, you can say everything changed at 9/11. and after that forget about iraq -- >> you have to admit that the world changed dramatically after that. >> well, no. actually, the world d...

>> it's the best in the south. and the reason is, an entire generation of policy was put in place to desegregate the south over criminal violence, lute looting, rioting. there was a structure put in place to desegregate those schools. those schools remain less segregated in the north. in the north, that structure was never put in place because there was a white rebellion in the north. >> i think people may not be old enough to remember that in boston and some northern cities, it was just as much as the south resisted it. it was resisted in the north. >> we have some great footage of that bosto...

Different contentions. bush is to blame for 9/11 or bush failed, right? that's one contention. you can debate that. you can even say no, he's not to blame. but the contention being made, the affirmative endorsement of george w. bush's legacy that's being made is he kept us safe. that is the same that has been put forward. i just don't see how that's defensible unless you count as you said when republicans tend to count at 9/12. which fine, you can say everything changed at 9/11. and after that forget about iraq -- >> you have to admit that the world changed dramatically after that. >> well, no...