. >> and don clark, among other things, the guy tried to destroy his computer, i guess he did destroyard drive. others are saying because the mother was friendly with the school principal and counselors there and that she loved the kids at the school more than thshe loved him. does that work for you? >> that doesn't work for me. i think it is a longer process. this wasn't an overnight i'm upset with my parents so i'm going to do something this terrible. what we saw here was a plan that was taken long before. this does not happen overnight. this individual has been looking at this and wanting to go this way and gets the resources. look at how he was dressed and what he was doing. that did not come from an argument with parents or an outsider. >> the die corrected the hard drive of the computer. can the forensic people put that back together again? there is allegedly a second compuco computer and a cell phone. won't that help? >> it would be immensely helpful if information could be obtained off of the computers and the cell phone. that is what we would be looking for to get inside his

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thinking jefferson was still alive, and his caution to lewis and clark to look for a mountain of salt -- >> yep. >> -- a mile high and mast a dons roaming on the plains. what was the tidbit or the anecdote that you would have most liked to have put in the book? >> oh, that's a great question. there is a director's cut. [laughter] i cut 70,000 words out of andrew jackson, and i don't know where they are now. [laughter] so this one was, in this one was tough. you know, let me answer this way. i think there's, i think it's a good sign, at least i choose to see it this way, that when you're finished with something like this there are things you wish you had discussed which is a little bit more than what i can think of at second. and i wish in retrospect now i had looked at how the thought of ed moneyed burke and jefferson intersected and clashed at various points. because in many waysierson was a burke yang. you know, he was pragmatic. he knew he had to deal with the world as he found it. up like what thomas paine said, we don't have it within our power to rework the world over again. we're always reforming. and part of jefferson wa

clarke. here's that ad. this ad speaks volumes. wouldn't your party be happy to have a fellow republican, hagel, in the obama administration? >> not necessarily. so, don, you mentioned the three things that are concerned to log cabin republicans. bad on gay rights. this is a guy who's going to be in charge of ensuring open implementation takes place. he's has a negative record on that. not just talking about a former appointee. when it comes to iran, very weak. left of president obama when it comes to economic sanctions or imposing sanctions on tehran to prevent proliferation of nuclear weapons. and then finally our bilateral relationship with israel, not strong on that. so regardless of where you lie, pick your poison, it's a perfect storm for why he should not be sec-def. to use an army colloquialism, he's a no-go. >> is this a turning point for the republican party? we will get to that. >> have you been getting pushback from your party about the ad? >> no. the party is a broad spectrum. there are folks that we work with on the nonproliferation issue regarding iran. we were longtime supporters of legislation that was advocated by leadership in our p

clark. here's that ad. this ad speaks volumes. wouldn't your party be happy to have a fellow republican, hagel, in the obama administration? >> not necessarily. so, donioned the three things that are concerned to log cabin republicans. battle of gay rights. this is a guy who's going to be in charge of ensuring open implementation take place. he's has a negative record on that. not just talking about a former appointee. when it comes to iran, very weak. left of president obama when it comes to economic sanctions or imposing sanctions on tehran to prevent proliferation of nuclear weapons. and then finally our bilateral relationship with israel, not strong on that. so regardless of where you lie, pick your poison, it's a perfect storm for why he should not be sec-def. to use an army colloquiloaolloq he's a no-go. >> have you been getting pushback from your party about the ad? >> no. the party is a broad spectrum. there are folks that we work with on the nonproliferation issue regarding iran. we were longtime supporters of legislation that was advocated by leadership in our party. other coalition groups. also as far as our stance with our ally relationsh