dick allen was a terrific guy to work for as well. he had a similar sense of humor. and, but he was, i think henry had a little more kind of cynicism born of more experience and so forth. dick was still very much a he wanted to get things done, the right things. anybody that was not agreeing should be gotten out of the way. it was terrific, he was energetic and very bright. he really cut to the chase on all of the difficult policy issues. i guess the biggest compliment that you could pay to him is the fact that henry felt that he was eventually -- potentially such an intellectual threat that he needed to be sent on to other things. >> you mentioned something as we started. who initiated the list of leaks? john lehman: there had been a series of newspaper articles one of which involved me. and i had, being in congressional relations, i could so much during that -- see so much during that period. anything that was embarrassing that came in as a classified cable from the embassy in saigon, or whatever, that would cast the south vietnamese in a bad light or some investig

dick gephardt. none of those men captured their party's nomination. how about the last major candidates to declare? rick peri. allens. barack obama and dennis cue sin itch. only one president in the lot. president obama who entered the race back then in this fashion. >> for that is our unyielding faith. that in the face of impossible odds people who love their country can change it. that's what abraham lincoln understood. he had his doubts. he had his defeats. >> reporter: compare that to hillary clinton, who thematically those a couch and a youtube video for her 2008 declaration. >> barack obama doesn't do his announcement on a living room sofa. he goes to the steps of the state capital in springfield illinois where abraham lincoln gave speeches. he draw parallels from lincoln to himself in front of an adooring crowd. >> reporter: this time around wayland says marco rubio's narrative might stand out the most. the son of cuban immigrants he announced at miami's freedom tower where many cuban immigrants fled to become native americans. i'm sam brock. that's this edition of reality check. back to you. >> you remember

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allen? >> this past christmas, i tried to entertain our dessertsers in canada. >> americans turned to dick cavett lens of his talk show. mr. dick cavett is here with us. we need a show like this especially given all the conflicts going on around in the world. >> you might two or three shows to cover all the conflicts now. and our ability to get into a new war every few months. i have been emersed in watergate when i did the watergate special, and now emerged in vietnam vietnam. you couldn't do anything without it but tony randal and warren beaty, and the subject came up and you could not stay away from it. it's a mixed blessing being back in it how much we repressed and how much we may have forgotten, and at the end i had written, i thought how many americans know who won the vietnam war? we didn't? >> how many knew it was not a war? looking back on it what struck you as things that you didn't remember the same way, or what influenced you at the time versus the way you feel now? >> i had forgot detail a massacre of a whole lot of civilians, they got many convictions, and president nixon reduced h