[applause] >> david stewart in your view should andrew johnson have been impeached? >> i think so. sadly though not for what he was accused of. >> what was he accused a? >> he was accused of violating the tenure office act when he fired secretary of war. it was a constitutionally shaky statute. and was ultimately found unconstitutional. and that might not have even applied to what he was trying to do. so that particular accusation wouldn't have moved me a lot. i think he could probably have been removed from office and it might have been a very good thing if he had been for undermining the congressional program of reconstruction and frankly, refusing to enforce the laws that were the laws of the land. but because misdemeanors is such an elusive standard there was a feeling in congress which we still have that there has to be a crime, and not enforcing the law the way you're supposed to didn't do enough like a crime. so that's how it ended up being a tenured office acted. >> as a lure do you support the phrase high crimes and misdemeanors? >> you know, i'm stuck with it. >> but it c

but it does happen but the thing i wanted to mention is that david o. stewart is back here with us and he is a nonfiction author been a guest on "the book studio" and a member of aiw in their starting the on line review site and i just wanted to mention that. to have anything for that? >> not yet. we are fund-raising if i can take this opportunity? >> yes. police. take the microphone. >>

david martin. he was on that flight, by the way. virgin america's ceo has apologized. besides a refund, those passengers will get a flight credit. the airline says that the plane was held at stewartrt for four and a half hours. the bathrooms were operable, that person says, and five additional cases of water were delivered. it says that food was limited and it did run out at about the two-hour mark. the guests did have the option to leave the plane and enter the airport. the nightmare flight comes only weeks before a passenger bill of rights takes effect. remember all the talk about that? our money expert, jennifer westhoven, is checking out what that's going to mean for you, if anything. >> we don't know how much it would have affected this flight per se. that's one of the things that we are looking at. but the rules go into effect at the end of april. but it could mean that basically for you, once you're stuck for three hours, you would have to be given the opportunity for the plane to get off the tarmac, go back to the gate and let you back into the airport, if you so choose, because you're talking about people who have gone for hours and hours and hours without, you know, foo