if they wanted to not pay any to the monica lewinsky story, the white house tried alternate ways of renting other kinds of information, which was pretty good. the young man wanted to know from the washington center, about press secretaries who were most effective. i think mike mccurry definitely stands out in the clinton administration. james haggerty in the eisenhower administration. to trying tomitted find out what the real story was, and not just take it from what the white house officials that but find out in a way they were sure that they were providing accurate information. that often is a difficult thing to do. >> keep in mind, mike mccurry was the individual is possible for opening up the briefings, because it used to be that the first five to 10 minutes was open to cameras, and then the entire briefing, i think mike mccurry later regretted that his ravings became desperate things became part of the news networks that we were hearing. listen carefully to the question asked by members of the white house press corps, and then listen how mike mccurry calibrates his spot. >> the preside

lying to the entire nation when he claims he never had sexual relations with white house intern monica lewinsky. i never told anybody to lie there wasn't so much as deception here with president clinton other then there were some symptoms that told us he would be totally open one he refers to monica lewinsky is that woman that's a very typical depersonalization its way of separating oneself and being above or outside the realm or better than that the other one is his emotion and using it is a parent's basement persian is the hostility of anger then a split second when he turns to walk away watch with a smile and not a single time. these allegations are false. you go back to work. switch remember to smile another is courtney love suspected of being a drug addict now ron nothing to do and that will know how my god i'm going to ask a lot of questions that people think now my parent that out and out with courtney love you see shock when she's asked about their own question was a good stress marker to see her version of body away get multiple answers if she has a good strong cause to be avers was co

clinton other then there were some symptoms it tows he would be totally open one he refers to monica lewinsky is that one that is a very typical depersonalization its way of separating oneself and being above or outside the realm or better than that the other one is his emotion and using it is a parent's payslips persian is the hostility of anger then a split second when he turns to walk away watch with a smile and not a single time. these allegations are false and you go back to work. switch from anger to smile another is courtney love suspected of being a drug addict now ron nothing to that and that i'll know how my god i'm going to ask a lot of questions that people think now my parents that out and out with courtney love you see shock when she's asked about their own question was a good stress marker because see her aversion to body away get multiple answers if she has a good strong cause to be avers was consistent was only being deceptive that you and later we know that she has had a long history of drug abuse from. you on nothing now so the first question is very general you know nothin

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ronald reagan had contra early and bill clinton had monica lewinsky and got impeached and had -- >> i would say on that, though, one of those is a personal failing, albiet, one, this effects everyone in america someway. >> here is the difference, piers. in both cases, regan and clinton, their credibility was badly damaged by the incident, and they both came back. it took a lot of work. the president has to make up for it. if he gets a growing economy and into a deal that is welcomed on all sides and maybe this thing works better over time, you know, his -- this will be an incident of the past but right now, i think you can say fairly he's been -- this damage to him has been devastating. i'm not sure it's fatal. >> let me put it in perspective for you two, more people, howard dean, more americans signed a petition to have me deported for my opposition to guns than have actually enrolled in obama care. now if that doesn't worry the president, what will? >> that should worry you, piers. [ laughter ] gentlemen, i have to live it there. >>> i'll bring in david, the author of "barack obama,

lying to the entire nation when he claims he never had sexual relations with white house intern monica lewinsky. i never told anybody to live there wasn't so much is deception here with president clinton other then there were some symptoms that told us he would be totally open one he refers to monica lewinsky is that one that's a very typical depersonalization its way of separating oneself and being above or outside the realm or better than that the other one is his emotion and using his appearance payslips person is the hostility of anger in a split second when he turns to walk away watch with a smile not a single. these allegations are false and i need to go back to work. switch from anger to smile another is courtney love suspected of being a drug addict now ron nothing to do and that will know how my god i'm going to ask a lot of questions that people think now my parents that out and out with courtney love you see shock when she's asked about their own question was a good stress marker to see her version of body away get multiple answers if she has a good strong cause to be avers was consi

man that wagged his finger at us and told us i did not have sexual relations with that woman monica lewinski. it is time to take stock. >> could it be leslie as well could he be helping president obama? because the administration floated his trial balloon yesterday suggesting that they may give stipends. now you have president clinton coming out say iing i think you have to do things like that. that is the first time i have heard that one. i have to tell you i have to say i agree a bit with chris although not on the blue dress impeachment road. i'm wearing a blue dress too. the bottom line here, i'm hoping and praying that former president clinton's wife is going to run. i think it helps them to distance themselves from president obama which i think we all know that any candidate needs to do. >> it is interesting it wasn't so long ago that president obama said this about the former president. >> somebody emailed me after a speech and said you need to appoint him secretary of explaining stuff. that was pretty good. i like that. secretary of explaining stuff. splaining. >> so did he do just th

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house crisis meetings with the man who was in the oval office as bill clinton dealt with the monica lewinskyen is deception and out right paula on what price is paid when we practice. ian days twitter goes public with our guest says this social network is a very big winner. china is in the news. are they going to beat us? is this fair century? our guest says nonsense to that. war stories from the porn shop in bankrupt detroit. here we go. ♪ >> if you like your health care plan you will be able to keep your health care plan, period. stuart: you heard the president. if you like you're playing your can keep it, that is far from the truth as several million people have already been told they cannot keep the plan they like. the president is accused of deliberate deception. his harshest critics say he lied. judge andrew napolitano i believe is one of those harsh critics. all rise. the judge is here. is the liar? judge napolitano: line is intentional deception. it appears he intentionally deceive ended appears because we now know from e-mails that have been revealed that this issue was debated in t

like to do because it was the highest rating interview of all time was the interview we did with monica lewinskirom that period has been able to move on. monica has not. she happens to be a very nice woman. >> she works at the yogurt shop down the block. i think you could get her. >> it's very hard for her to get a job. >> have you spoken to her recently? >> yes, i have. i would love to interview, but i don't know if she would want to. >> i have met her. she was my co-host here at the show for a week in the early days of the show. >> are you kidding me? monica was your co-host? >> that's right. she was. it didn't go as well as it did with the president. >> i shouldn't be laughing. [ applause ] >> now that i would like to see. >> well, i'll give you a tape. trust me it sounds better than it was. we talked mostly about handbags to be honest with you. >> that's right. you're not kidding. >> i'm not kidding, no. >> i thought you were. you're right, she was making handbags. >> that's right. when we come back we will get to the question that you promised to answer and this is something that i cannot w

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when i dressed up as monica lewinski. >> and you look like an a-hole now. >> that was last week. >> and it was at a private party with nothing but old men. the things i did for candy. candy is my dying aunt. sam, if we can't mock the president on halloween, when can we? >> i don't think he was mocking the president. that's his job. he does straight jackets. i think it was a cheap costumes. have i an extra straight jacket. i will just put it on and put on a mask. he grabbed any mask. i don't think it was a specific target. >> pretty unintentional i think. >> i i think so. >> i think she is right, andy. it is diversity training and that's what this story is about. is it the answer or is it the question? >> i think it is the quanswer. >> that's terrific. >> thank you. political costumes -- >> i am bleeping that, by the way. >> no you are not. >> do you know what that means in latin? >> so there is a quote here, we are confounded why these coaches would be comfortable wearing black faces out in public. they should keep them at home. >> we haven't even talked about that. >> he brought it up

i think it's amazing to hear david cave compare this to iran-contra or monica lewinsky.e difference in this situation, why i have to take exception to the assumption and the question is we're not done with this crisis yet. you can't recover from something that is not yet over. the president has used the analogy of fumbling the football. a better one is investing. warren buffett described compound interest as the eighth wonder of the world. it means your investment compounds upon itself and gets larger. we have here in the aca a compound problem. the website compounds into this problem of people getting off their plan. but the fixes then compound another problem and that is skyrocketing premiums and a higher risk pool. we'll do the same they think a year from now when you have the employer mandate. this isn't over. it will continue to be a problem for president obama. >> mark, do you agree? >> i agree partly. part of this certainly isn't over particularly if we see legislative solutions or responses to this christmas which push obama care further to the young insurance ho

. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman monica lewinsky and if you like your present healthance plan you can keep it. do you know what a lie is in politics? >> i want to hear this. >> dupe what a lie is? you heard one. this guy bait and switched the american people. >> he did not. >> billy cunningham, you are going over the line here. >> you're wrong. >> 14 million -- 96% of the american people either the don't have it. >> they knew it when they lied. they plan plaited even people like you. >> i don't think it. they all knew three years ago. >> we were cooking. i was in there, too. >> the government had the numbers. the government knew. they knew. they didn't tell us the truth. something amazing during the stuff on iraq? he said history will decide whether i made the right decision or not. history is going to decide this one. if you're right the democrats will lose in 2016 and lose the presidency. >> not going to happen. >> their goal in november of next year is to take back the house, then give us a single payer system. >> how? >> wait, wait. >> 96 million people are kicked

the white house ex-intern monica lewinsky flew on that. >> when you heard mrs.dy wanted to be with her husband, she was in the back with the casket, the pilot was at also in spirit wanted to be with the president. while lbj was being sworn in, he recalled thinking he just didn't want to be in the picture. this is a quote from him. he said, i didn't belong to the lyndon johnson team, my president was in that box. >> wow. all right. >>> coming up, a bible blunder. >> backlash after a major retail jerel labeled the bible a work of fiction. >> ahead in our next half hour, the dad who dished his desk job for a higher calling. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: ♪ ♪ >>> david and goliath, jonah and the whale, noah and the arc. are these stories fact or fiction? >> one major retailer labeled a batch of bibles fiction. costco says it was a blunder. >> reporter: caleb coltenbach is the pastor of discovery church. he's a big fan of the bible. >> trying to reach people where they are and share the gospel with them. >> reporter: so when he was shopping at this s

want to know, this whole issue is happening a year earlier in this president's second term than monica lewinsky affair happened for president clinton. >> which drove clinton to 71% approval. >> a fair point. can obama turn this around? >> of course he will. this is the two things media does. we ignore and it then overreact to it. let me read you a quote. this week we can talk about, is the presidency over? now i don't want to say the name but that was a national network news anchor said that on the 11th day of the clinton presidency. clinton went on to serve another 2,900 days. this is what we. do like katrina, my pal and colleague, she had family members who lost everything in katrina. and she said this is disgusting. 1833 people lost their lives in katrina. this is bad, a political problem for the president. a technological problem. i wish there had been more accountability here. i think hhs has screwed this up but you can't compare it to hurricane katrina. >> what do you think? is the hurricane katrina comparison, i guess i see paul's point. in terms of what did it to the bush presidency and

person makes an appearance in all five shows in the morning that is a full ginsburg named after monica lewinsky'sybe was the first person to ever pull that off in 1998. well this weekend, new jersey governor chris christie is doing an all most full ginsburg, skipping cnn but will appear on nbc, cbs, abc, and fox. 80% of a full ginsburg. the reason christie is a hot ticket now, not only was he re-elected as a republican in a blue state, he was re-elected by a big margin. defeated underfunded democratic challenger by 22 points. that is supposed to be the mega margin of victory, the story of this year's elections of chris christie's brooight future, 22 points. across the river from new jersey. the democratic candidate, chewed up that 22-point margin and spit it out in disgust. you want to talk big wins? you want to talk big margin of victory? look at this. the new democratic mayoral elect to the largest city, built the well regarded republican he was up against, by what is that 50 points? 49 points? he more than doubled chris christie's margin of victory. and maybe that doesn't seem look all of that

this isn't clinton and monica lewinsky. >> i'm not saying it's a scandal. what it seems to be is rank incompetence. >> no question about that. you see all of the stories and the frenzy out there. the game over. the presidency is over. some people are saying i think that's not the case. here is the other side of it which i would agree with george will on. when you go down the road it's going to get worse. because you talk to the experts and they will tell you that this is a money issue. it's going to blow a hole in the budget. >> a big ole. he's right. it will get worse. keep in mind according to the cbo as many as 20 million people they say could lose employer provided health care. that doesn't include the individual market and small business. joining me with reaction to this and more, author and columnist patrick j. buchanan and leslie marshall. they are saying 20 million. we have had experts saying as high as 93. the manhattan institute and others analyzing that the government's own numbers suggest over 100 million. so this keeps rolling out month after m

. >>> after the monica lewinski scandal, kenneth scar released a report about that affair. it was called the starr report and it was filled by many lurid details. perhaps unnecessary lurid details. but it was all there in black and white and it was for sale. and we did buy it by gazillions. the starr report caused a huge spike in the book of poetry by walt whitman. president clinton had given his young mistress a copy of leaves of grass. and apparently after reading that in the starr report, everybody rushes out to check out the whit map. but the star report was that popular. and the weird thing, surprisingly, even government reports that are not about sex turn out to be best sellers more often than you might think. the 9/11 commission report about why we were not prepared for that attack. the 9/11 report, a nationwide best seller. just like with the starr report, you can go online and read the entire report for free, since it's a government document, but people wanted to buy it in paperback anyway because they wanted to have it on the shelf. so the starr report a huge smas

but the only joke is, monica lewinsky.about bill clinton's second term, it was not so good. right? and it's now turned out, everybody thinks oh, he was a wonderful president. and things were great. so time does help. >> yeah. but clinton did add 22 million jobs and he also balanced a budge of budgets. -- bunch of budgets. so people tend to remember that, although it's hard to forget monica. president obama's hastily conceived fix that he announced on thursday, when you think about it, susan, it could put his exchange system in peril by letting people keep their plans. he's essentially driving those people away from the exchanges so there won't be the volume and the risk balance necessary for obamacare to function. so is this thing unraveling? >> well, i love the way you put it. risk balance. risk balance is a nice way of saying that if the healthy 20-year-olds don't buy into this program, then how much is it going to cost to provide insurance for the less healthy 50 and 60-year-olds? the whole system was basically structur

this isn't clinton and monica lewinsky. >> i'm not saying it's a scandal. it seems to be rank incompetence. >> there's no question about that. you see all of these stories and this frenzy out there. the game over. the presidency is over. some people are saying i think that's not the case. here's the other side of this, which i would agree with george will on, when you go down the road, it's going to get worse because you talk to the experts and they will tell you that this is a money issue. it's going to blow a hole in the budget and as we go in two or three months from now and have more, are we going to shut down the government? are we going to pay for the debt we have? all of a sudden this is going to come on the table and people are going to say, my god, it's going to cost much more money than we were spending on these things before. so how you disentangle this is now on obama's head. can he learn? this is an executive function, which is something he's not starred in so far in this presidency and can he get it together? everyone says and knows he's quite

monica lewinsky. >> or crowley. >> right. i do, but thank you very much for saying that. right. birthday. >> thank you. >> number three for greg, christian r, greg, do you choos. some of the music that lines up for your breaks? what's your favorite musicr y genre?ks? >> i choose all of the music for my breaks, which is why it's so awesome. >> it's incomprehensible. >> and why everybody here doesn't like it. i like electronic. my favorite band now is boards of canada. the new album i heartlyte recommend. i like a band called fuzz, out o of san francisco. great band. the melvins has a new record out, which is excellent. >> i haven't heard of one of>> those groups. >> boards of canada.otti they're scottish. >> number 4, this is for you, dana. betty h says, did dana ever say a bad word? >> if you only knew ha goes on in the breaks. >> i got a few lined up in the cue. >> she is a trucker mouth. >> nothing like my really good. friend from north carolina. her mom doesn't know she cussesi >> dana once told me her mother wanted to wash my mouth out with soap of the let me tell you someth

perfect guy to talk about all this don geld berg ran damage control at the white house during the monica lewinskys a bizarre time to be covering the white house. but the president survived it, he moved on. he's doing very well. is there a difference here. >> how would you counsel this guy compared to bill clinton? >> the president clinton had his issues but a lot had to do with he could admit the relationship he had with women including lewinsky. the problem with the mayor of toronto is you don't know what's going to happen next. while it's great theater as a crisis management person, it's a very difficult situation to get your arms around. you don't know what's going to happen next. >> he is admitting to everything, right? i mean. >> finally, yes. >> president clinton didn't admit to in up in the beginning. >> this guy is admitting to everything. does that help or hurt him in his cause? >> you could argue an that it helps him. the issue is, what does he do about it now? he's got to show compassion and contrition. what's the path forward? he can't or at least he hasn't shown any willingness to go

they had a big picture of monica lewinski and next to her a picture of me -- [laughter] >> you had to tell your wife, i decide not have -- >> i said to my wife, i don't even know the woman. anyway, these were the adventures a historian can get into. it really was something off the wahl wall about this. egads. president of the united states, 46 years old, and this young woman was baffled by him, and so it just was over the top. and so there was something unwholesome, one might say, about the way in which he behaved here, but again, he got away with it, and i don't think he would have been detected. even if he had another five years in the white house, because the journalists didn't report it. >> did it have an effect on his leadership? he liked jackie kennedy to flatter him and tell him how great he was but told her nothing and she had to read the newspapers. this does lead to criticism and people who would challenge him? >> he and bob where were very guarded in many ways. joe, the father, once told them, never put anything on paper. and indeed, joe was the one who counseled them not t

they had a big picture of monica lewinski and next to her a picture of me -- [laughter] >> you had to tell your wife, i decide not have -- >> i said to my wife, i don't even know the woman. anyway, these were the adventures a historian can get into. it really was something off the wahl wall about this. egads. president of the united states, 46 years old, and this young woman was baffled by him, and so it just was over the top. and so there was something unwholesome, one might say, about the way in which he behaved here, but again, he got away with it, and i don't think he would have been detected. even if he had another five years in the white house, because the journalists didn't report it. >> did it have an effect on his leadership? he liked jackie kennedy to flatter him and tell him how great he was but told her nothing and she had to read the newspapers. this does lead to criticism and people who would challenge him? >> he and bob where were very guarded in many ways. joe, the father, once told them, never put anything on paper. and indeed, joe was the one who counseled them not t

so this isn't watergate, this isn't clinton and monica lewinsky. >> i'm not saying it's a scandal. what it seems to be is rank incompetence. >> there's no question about that, but you see all of the stories and this frenzy out there, the game over, the presidency is over. some people are saying. i think that's not the case. but here's the other side of this, which i would agree with george will on, when you go down the road, it's going to get worse. because you talk to the experts and they will tell you that this is a money issue pit's going to blow a hole in the budget. >> a big hole. in fact, he's right. it's going to get much worse. now, keep in mind, according to the cbo, as many as 20 million people they say could lose their employer provided coverage, that does not include the individual market and small business. joining me now with reaction to all of this and much more, jay buchanan and fox news contributor, radio talk show host leslie marshall. they're saying 20 million. we've had experts on this program saying as high as 93 million. the manhattan institute and others anal

you know, people didn't believe that bill clinton was very honest after monica lewinsky but did believe he could get things done. that's what helped him out. >> how do these drop in his numbers in his favoritability and all of these over numbers impact, for example, deals he's going to have to make comprehensive immigration reform or on the iran deal, stuff like that? does that undermine his credibility? >> they like him. the question is whether they're going to give him the benefit of the doubt. on the iran deal, as you were just pointing out with jane harman, there are good cases to be made on both sides of this issue. if this is a president that everybody thought was a strong leader and was honest and trustworthy, then more people would come down on his side on the question of whether this iran deal is good for the country. if they don't believe him and they don't think he's competent to manage, then maybe more people will come down on the other side of it. i think it's complicated to begin with. these things are never easy. but it's a question of whether they give him the benefit of

americans thought that we were forgiving when bill clinton's approval rating went over 60% after monica lewinsky. that got nothing. they got a mayor -- the canadians always have to one up up us. you know what they are saying. you know what? we got our guy smoking crack in public. >> stop. >> tampa bay times, charlie crist has filed paper work to run for his old office again. this time as a democrat. crist was the republican governor but became a democrat last year. if selected he'll face rick scott. >> this is crazy. this is a guy who growing up this guy was mr. republican. he ran for every republican seat. he was the attorney general. they called him chain gang charlie because he was tough on crime. he was a right-winger. then he hugged barack obama and boom. crazy. >> what do you say his chance is here? >> i think against a candidate that can't self-fund the way rick scott can would be good. rick scott is going to absolutely open him up like a rusty can. >> really? >> because rick scott even made bill mccallum look like a liberal. you know, it made him look like this. you know, made him look l

observation president don't just watch tv but they are tv you i tell the story bill clinton during the monica lewinsky scandal. he goes to get out of town with terry mcauliffe and hillary clinton and on this vacation sitting there trying to watch television hillary has the milk bone dash remote control trying to find a channel that does not include the scandal. she cannot find channel getting increasingly frustrated you can imagine. finally she comes to espn. she was not a fan but she settled for some sports programming for on the same vacation 1.the white house ushers came up to them and said would anybody like wine? hillary said no. bill said no. terry said i will take the bottle. following this era that they're very skilled at we have a new era coming into it could be too early but call it the internet era of segmentation every betty saw that that is how you could add peel and even with a successful show like "breaking bad" a successful episode is seen by a tiny minority it does not get as much does so in this era of segmentation i argue obama has spent to appeal to his audience to find places he c

there are and i tell this story about bill clinton during the monica lewinsky scandal. he goes away to get out of town, understandably, and he goes with terry mcauliffe who's now running for governor in virginia and hillary clinton. and on this vacation -- such as it were -- they are sitting there one night trying to watch television. and hillary has the remote control, and she's flipping through channels, and she's trying to find a channel that does not include the lewinsky scandal, doesn't have a mention of it. and she's clicking, and she can't find a channel, and she's getting increasingly frustrated. and you can imagine how frustrating this was. and finally, finally she comes to espn. now be, hillary was not an espn fan, is not be an espn fan, but on that day she settled for some sports programming. on that very same vacation, mcauliffe notes there was one point where the white house ushers came up to themsaid would anyone like -- them and said would anyone like some wine. and hillary said, no, bill said, no, and terry mcauliffe said i'll take the bottle, please. [l

there are and i tell this story about bill clinton during the monica lewinsky scandal. he goes away to get out of town, understandably, and he goes with terry mcauliffe who's now running for governor in virginia and hillary clinton. and on this vacation -- such as it were -- they are sitting there one night trying to watch television. and hillary has the remote control, and she's flipping through channels, and she's trying to find a channel that does not include the lewinsky scandal, doesn't have a mention of it. and she's clicking, and she can't find a channel, and she's getting increasingly frustrated. and you can imagine how frustrating this was. and finally, finally she comes to espn. now be, hillary was not an espn fan, is not be an espn fan, but on that day she settled for some sports programming. on that very same vacation, mcauliffe notes there was one point where the white house ushers came up to themsaid would anyone like -- them and said would anyone like some wine. and hillary said, no, bill said, no, and terry mcauliffe said i'll take the bottle, please. [l

. >> host: you discussed the monica lewinsky affair. >> guest: it's an interesting test case because there were studies done in the aftermath of awareness about oral sex for example and it was among teenagers because the president of the united states was being talked about on television every night as somebody that participated in oral sex in the oval office. that is something that actually had an impact on the full generation of kids who were suddenly being told that oral sex isn't actual sex, it is fake sex. it's true across the board, politicians and america's celebrities who become politicians and politicians have become celebrities. you are seeing that crossover having a market impact on how young people live their lives and it is ridiculous. everything that you do in life has some impact on you. we are not just a bunch of ice men walkiniceman walking arounde no impact on us whatsoever. they have a spiritual impact, lifelong impacts in terms of your -- we all do things we regret and things we wish we hadn't done but the more that we have a culture that tries to minimize those t

if this president bill clinton is embroiled in the monica lewinsky scandal, ken cuccinelli, i think theyep a distance, they should have put their arm around him. >> ken cuccinelli is a casualty of the republican party at this point and the fact that they shot themselves in the foot so terribly over the past few months. >> it was an entirely winnable race. >> totally. matt lewis, thank you, still ahead this morning on "morning joe," we have chris matthews joining us. his analysis is coming up. plus, in light of bob ford's admission to drug use, jimmy kimmel helps people to foe if their mayor is smoking crack. >> that clip is next on "morning joe." [ male announcer ] how can power consumption in china, impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 70% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks,

for each president as far, going back looking at the iran/contra scandal with president reagan, monica lewinsky with linton, you're talking illegal issues that were pertaining to those second term issues and those presidencies. obama, i just don't see it. it was a mistake, it had to do with the operation of the program, but it had nothing to do with anything the legal. it didn't cost anybody's lives such as hurricane katrina did in the bush years and i think is overblown. speaks thatistory the interim presidencies are our disaster. arethey know that residents trying to accomplish your own private agenda, but i find it offensive comparing the health- care rollout to katrina where people lost their lives or iraq were people lost their lives and iran contra where stocks are using traded. that's pretty much all i have to say. headline of the start of the conversation that the viewer responded to. democrats personalized comparison to bush. it actually quoting a democratic strategist here. gary self has labeled the affair obama's katrina. "the washington times" goes on therite this morning -- adminis