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. >> i'm disraeli smith, a second year student. just want to leech on the fema talk about actual policy issue. looking at the clip it seems the more things that change, the change during your time in washington the more that stayed the same and is come coming tas of these types of things. setting aside taxes and racial divide, that mr. trump is leaning towards, what's one thing that you think could be an issue that could bring this country together and move us forward? >> national service. >> i was going to say that. [laughing] >> i was going to say, too. [laughing] >> the difference is on the middle child -- bruce and i in our book, the plan, we did a lot of book tours but it was an idea we had in there, back in 2005, and i think not only national service americorps, but if you deeply, which i don't don't that were "coming apart," let's accept that as a premise, you then near define an experience and a place where people together that all walks of life can serve a higher thing called america. and there's the most important thing w