working on the book-- which is published by simon & schuster, a division of cbs--steve jobs' wife, laurene powell, told him, "be honest with his failings as well as his strengths. there are parts of his life and his personality that are extremely messy; you shouldn't whitewash it. i'd like to see that it's all told truthfully." >> he's not warm and fuzzy, you know? >> and to do it, isaacson interviewed more than 100 people--jobs' friends, family, coworkers, and competitor. i think it's a tough book. >> it's a book that's fair. i mean, this is a real human being. >> he had lots of flaws. >> he was very petulant. he was very brittle. he could be very, very mean to people at times, and whether it was to a waitress in a restaurant or to a guy who had stayed up all night coding, he could just really just go at them and say, "you're doing this all wrong; it's horrible." and you'd say, "why did you do that? why weren't you nicer?" and he'd say, "i really want to be with people who demand perfection, and this is who i am." >> isaacson believes that much of it can be traced to the earliest years of his li

powell and george w. bush didn't always get along. >> the camera has to go to the look on lauren's face. >> what are you saying, that men can't talk about hugging? i mean, john boehner cries, for goodness sake. i'm so tired -- >> i'm not saying it. >> i am just so tired. let's just stop making hillary all of this about her being a woman. >> but if it had been john kerry, would we be talking about hugs? we'd be talking about windsurfing. >> it was a 2006 phrase. that's more egregious than anything. >> everybody is piling on with hillary miscalculating, she didn't handle it right, she handled it fine. isn't she just saying what she thinks? or do candidates not do that? >> i think she was saying what she thinks, but it was calculated. she knew exactly what she was doing. and both things are probably true. >> right. so then you would say but then she looked bad because she walked it bad. she called the president. >> there's that aspect. and then she will call back and apologize. >> but the second thing is, if she's saying what she really thinks now, which for the past four years she hasn't been. this is a big deal