, buchanon because they think pat buchanon might have been president when they were kids and i'm referring in fact to james buchanon, the president right before lincoln who was truly an accomplished guy. the senator of pennsylvania had done everything you were supposed to do in being a good president and he thought the president had no right to stop secession to head off the civil war. another president i would actually put down in the bad presidents area, and there's more disagreement, this is madison himself, so i think madison, if you look at his presidency was probably one of the smartest people to ever be president, but he actually did believe in executive legislature and it's particularly foreign policy and he let the country run into the war of 1812 which was the war we've been involved with with the war where the united states is neutral and between england and france and we make a lot of money trading between the two, and we decided to declare war against the only country whos had the troops on our border and why? because you want to invade canada, i'll understand the obsession of

what's going on with bill burton from priorities usa action, a pro-democratic super pac, and bay buchanono the romney campaign. author of a book, bay and her boys. good book. first of all, talk about this romney ad accusing the sitting president of the united states of being a liar. isn't that going way too far? >> no, it's certainly not. what we've seen in the last couple weeks is the president's campaign put ad after ad saying clearly he did something at bain which he simply did not do, and he continued to run the ad after "the washington post" and all kinds of newspapers, documents showed clearly he was not part of bain when that outsourcing was done, those decisions were made. it was overwhelming, the evidence, that he was not part of bain. not only did he say it, bain said it, documents proved it, and across the board, people in fact checking groups affirmed it. >> so you don't have a problem calling the president a liar? >> i think this is what's wrong. >> it is not very respectful. >> it is not very respectful when you reduce your campaign as president of the united states to tear

senator, byron dorgan and republic republican strategist, fay buchanon and kate bolduan.his analysis of a second-term president? >> i think probably so. you gave him an invitation. he decided not to do it. there is more flexibility. republicans and democrats who exercise a second term have more flexibility. i visited with the king in his office in aman. he is an amazing, remarkable leader. i have great respect for him. he is an important part of the peace process. >> faye, what do you make of this? some were watching this interview with wolf and thinking that the king may have in effect been endorsing president obama for re-election? >> first of all, i think he is wrong. if you look back at jimmy carter, could you have had anybody more aggressive and bold? >> he was a one-termer. >> he didn't have to wait for the second. our foreign policy should be based on what's in the best interest of america. that should be the same before november and after november. when you see the president of the united states whispering of a foreign leader, il have more flexibility later on our