. >>> david brock, investigative writer for the american spectator.shows a picture of president clinton. his shoes are off, tiptoeing down the street. what is this story about? >> abuse of power and corruption here. >> i was investigative writer for the maamerican spectator an the clinton beat was the sexy beat, at the time. it was a journalistic effort to destroy the clintons and to destroy his presidency. you had republican rule, for 12 years. and that was the way things were supposed to be, as far as the republicans and the conservatives were concerned. >> mr. clinton said good-bye to former president. >> literally, from the moment clinton was elected, the right wing decided they would exploit scandals. there was a premium on going back to arkansas, and trying to unturn every rock in their past. >> you had the american spectator, that david brock worked for. mounting a concerted campaign, what they call the arkansas project, where they dug up every bit of dirt they could against bill and hillary. >> i would chase down every, right-wing talking poin

david: before we go a step further, brock.xactly can people out there listening contribute to toys for tots? >> well, on the website, assuming there's a capability for everybody to contribute and make a donation, they can go on facebook for toys for tots website and donate and that's how they can reach out. david: staff sergeant, i have to ask, with a name like melendez, i'm assuming you're fluent in spanish, right. >> i am. david: are you from puerto rico or do you have family there? >> i was recruited from puerto rico, sir. david: does that help you -- you clearly have a lay of the land. you know where-- how to make things move and get things done there, right? >> yes, going into the communities that really need the kids and toys out there, mep help deliver it and better communications. david: brock, that must help. in a foreign country, i know sometimes it's hard to get around. of course, puerto rico is a u.s. territory, but at sometimes some parts are like a foreign country because it's hard to get around with just english