could you create a 17-minute documentary of the bad that came out of the administratio administrationlong would yours be? >> 17,000 hours. >> eric: mind would be a 30-second sound bite when president obama sat down with matt l aru ruer and said if i don't get the economy turned around in three years i'll be a one-term president. i'd run that w that. tom hanks? >> dana: yeah, he is the narrator. >> eric: it's 17 minutes of liberalism. yuck. >> dana: are you getting popcorn and milk duds? >> bob: did people know 227,000 jobs created. last month alone. a recovery is coming back. do those things for your supporters and put it out there and come from other administrations, other presidents have done it. >> dana: 17-minute documentary? >> eric: i knew gigen halftime's father who was one of the great dock men -- men -- >> bob: i knew guggenheim's father who was one of the great documentarie documentary f all time. it sums up what the situation was. he took a difficult situation and turn -- >> dana: i want to ask about that. >> kimberly: i'm perplexed by this. it's ridiculous. if it was done

ultimately the treaty was signed in the clinton administration at the very end of the administratio administration. >> so i want to have harold an opportunity to respond and maybe just picking up on david to bring the story of the international criminal court. well, actually let me back up. i would like you to respond, your general reaction to both of these men from your perch now with someone in the government having to deal with these issues on a practical level and then we'll come back to the international criminal court. >> well, my strongest reaction -- i got a book out there. but anyway you can't do that in the government. i should also say what a thrill to be here and with bill shawcross, david scheffer and i were college freshman 41 years ago and he's from oklahoma. my roommate was from oklahoma and since he was from oklahoma and i was a core ren civics major i'll see you in 40 years at the holocaust museum and here we are. [laughter] >> i think i have a couple of reactions. one is, how difficult the challenge that both books are describing is because it's a two-sided coin. first is, how i