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On to re-open it. that's sort of my macro view. as for the statements that have emerged, all i'll say is you've got statements about a very old thing from someone who's contradicting themselves. so i don't know what they know about the confidentiality about what they're reopening. so we'll wait and hear. what i do know from the little that's publicly available is that there's not much here. >> ari, you're a lawyer, would you take the case? >> what kind of case? i mean, which part of it? >> clearly, this guy would never survive a minute of cross-examination with msnbc's ari melber. >> to krysta...

In our city have access to decent schools? this is something that has not hugely been part of the conversation, and i think would be a productive part to add. >> chrystia's got a question. >> professor duflo, very nice to talk to you. i'm a huge fan of your work. one of the things that you've been talking about with us today is that maybe public policymakers aren't sufficiently rigorous in testing their policies. is there something maybe that they can learn in terms of approach from the way maybe we test drugs and the ways that scientists use controlled experiences to see what works and what d...

Done. because if you embrace the decade of renewal i'm talking about, we'll emerge with a more competitive, sustainable, and just america. the kind of america we all want to leave to our children. just about a minute left, senator. isn't there an opening now for a kind of truth-telling candidate or party? it would be nice if the president would take that approach, but i don't see it in the offing? >> listen, that opening still exists and i hope the president will. listen, we can't wait any longer. the clock is ticking. and i read your article about -- or your column about the third party, but ...

This is something that catholic church dealt with and there are companies that go completely bankrupt, literally, because of the actions of a few individuals. i don't think that that, for most people who are looking at this, i don't think that's an unfair thing in the sense that people are very angry and there is a desire for justice and a desire for some retribution here. having said that, of course, it will be up to all of the other innocent people at penn state to try to come to some accountability and then move forward. it is a school, and there are many people who are innocent there. the ...

Governing class is failing us? >> yeah. there's no question about that. it's a dysfunctional government at the moment. they just can't make the kind of decisions we need. and the fact is, there's no destiny for this country that's going to guarantee things are always going to be the way they were. you know, additional opportunity, economic expansion. we need good decisions being made by this government, and soon. >> you know, i've been -- you know win worked in the clinton white house myself, as you know, senator, but i've, increasingly vulnerable to third party temptation, because i'm frustra...