confessions made by top us former and person officials like joe biden, when he was a wife president hilary clinton. when he was, she was a secretary of state marcy and then see what the chairman of the joint chief of staff on the obama in 2014. they have all made a lots of confessions that they're wor, militancy was created by mainly fall, be a be supported by so the array of you in order to wear off iranian allies. and in order to demolish iranian allies in the region in syria and in iraq 1st, 2nd, we do know that of the m b. s. in front of the cameras. mom, there cell mom declared war on iran taking war to the ring. and st. couple weeks later, there were bombings at the uranium parliament, the shrine of my home, and me as well as in laws on the march in southeast, in iran. and they have not been short of any kind of hostile action against the one that you've used up all their options available. and when they were in alliance with both trump and neck, ya whole as a regional plan in order to contain iran and the cell. these are still thinking to remain or to give it off. still, even after that, ya

hilary and convince her, persuade her not to leave the president. i think things have gotten so bad between the two of them that she was seriously contemplating it. as bill clinton told me later, he was the only person he could trust to have such a conversation. to hilary, he was really person that had her respect, never he said would be meaningful. he did play the ultimate first friend rule. that is the only time in my book where they played such a crucial role in maintaining the marriage between the president and the first lady. host: to the whitewater investigation test their friendship? mr. ginsberg: i think it did. president clinton felt guilty about putting vernon inadvertently into that uncomfortable national spotlight as a witness and of structure of justice. so much spotlight on a man who was used to playing a behind scenes -- behind-the-scenes rule -- role. i think it was unresolved for a couple of years. i write at the end of the book about a late night between the two of them. it is in either late december or early january. vernon gets a call from the president on saturday and then he says can you come have dinner with me question mark vernon -- with

i believe it was when they got back to the white house, bill clinton asked vernon to speak to hilary convince her, persuade her not to leave the president. a getting i think things have -- had gotten so bad between the two of them that she was seriously contemplating it. as bill clinton told me later, he was the only person he could trust to have such a conversation. to hilary, he was really person -- he was the only person that had a respect such that whatever he said would be meaningful. he did play the ultimate first friend rule. that is the only time in my book where they played such a crucial role in maintaining the marriage between the president and the first lady. host: did the whitewater investigation test their friendship? did it ever get breached? mr. ginsberg: i think it did. i think president clinton felt guilty about putting vernon inadvertently into that uncomfortable national spotlight as a witness and as a potential obstruct or of justice. when betty curry called burden and asked him to meet with monica lubinski -- lewinski and there was so much spotlight on a man who

hilarious. do you remember what hillary clinton said about trump for the whole four years?mate president. so, mr. liberal, white don't you knock off your bias? to the question at hand, i agree with the guy about what is going on in afghanistan and what a freaking disaster it is. my question is we have got a wide open southern border right now. if you are republican, why didn't you build the wall? host: ending there? rodney, virginia, independent. caller: a little note about the constitution. most of the colors with cold in will -- do not realize what the constitution is. it is a contract between the people and the government. i feel that they need to turn around and watch a video. host: jayna, north carolina, democratic caller. caller: i was wanting to tell how i really loved biden in the gas crisis and his lack of food and having afghanistan. host: mark, florida, democratic caller. caller: i am wondering if any of the people who have turned down the opportunity to get the vaccine or rejected it would sign a paper saying that when they get the virus, they are willing to giv