abraham lincoln eisenhower truman. they all had dealt with issues and acted on them. yes. people have to understand and i say why with u.s. about race? he was the one. >> host: but bill clinton, if he comes close to issue what some would consider an apology for slavery. >> did he come close? he wanted. >> he did not apologize. there was a back-and-forth fight in the white house. attend the issue of reparations and. i think bill clinton was the one where the only one who could have done that. the time was right he was the first black president. he wasn't going to do it for what americans did a and president barack obama it was not the right time for

abraham lincoln. eisenhower. all of the presidents truman? yes, have dealt with issues of race and acted on it. yes. so people have to understand and when i get these calls. why would you ask about race to this president. it come to the president. he is the one that can affect change bill clinton. did he come close to issuing what some of the african-americans would consider apology for slavery? he come close? he wanted to. and there was a speech that he gave when he covered him in africa. he did not apologize for the slave reechlt there was a back and forth fight within the white house that was for and against i will never forget it. and he was telling me. you are not going to get apology for slavery. i am not looking for apology and not only that. the issue of preparation people were like no. it will not need to happen. and yes it needs to happen. bill clinton was the one that it could have. he was the one. he was the only one that could have done it. why is that? he have the white president. the time is right and he was the first black president george bush says that the africans participated in