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. >> the gup this morning on the issue there is the interpol and sociology of what is going on and since have an attorney i'm very fascinated by this. when you look at the tribal leader around you. >> it is putting afghan tribal politics in washington. spec when people are reporting those are her words, not mine. [laughter] >> go ahead and repeat them if you want. something i hear often from people in washington is that compared to 93 or 97 climate these days is actually more poisonous, more polarized, there's a tree less trust and it's that trust them there was say 20 years ago or even 15 years ago and that is one of the big obstacles to getting a sensible solution in place. not just about the numbers or the ideology is about the anthropology of tribalism, my words. is the climate worse now? would be harder to get a deal in 93 and 97? >> 93, 95 and 97 and 95 you did have some of the same dynamics. you had very deep divisions, and it did turn out there wasn't a lot of agreement in '95, but again, as i say, some of the same people did find common ground at some point. there's no question