trueman made the decision to end this war. if we do that today there are a number of countries that are capable of getting a bomb or have one. we're not fighting a war the same way as we did in 1945. they're appealing to a subset of voters who believe that >>> if we had not won that war, trueman might have been a war criminal. >> it's a counter factual issue. there may be of concern to that subset within the republican primary electorate, but in all honesty we're a peace-loving people and that needs to be conveyed through future debates >>> we are a peace loving people? >> it's world war three for some >> everybody wants peace. i'm a realist. to be honest, why aren't we bringing in obama to this conversation. which president has had the most global refugees since world war ii. it has happened under this president, this white mouse. to say it's the republicans fault is not true >>> a lot of innocents have died under the obama administration. i don't see the glee when he talks about it that i've been seeing from republican candi

buckley once said of harry trueman he was the nation's most conspicuous bolgarian. we've been down this path before. it didn't hurt the nominee, it didn't hurt lincoln or harry truman. >> to that point, david gergen, let me take the other side of the woman coin here. trump supporters split evenly 27% women, 30% minimum. that's even. ted cruz 29% men, 19% women. if you look at it from this poll, donald trump doesn't seem to have a problem with women at all. is it possible many see him talking like a regular person? he uses vulgarity, so what? >> let's go back a little history. harry truman was vulgar so was abraham lincoln. i have the privilege knowing eight presidents. all used profanities at time. they used them in private. they didn't say things like this in public. they didn't want to demean the office. it's sad jeb has to defend this. donald trump ought to can it. >> jeff? >> well, david, i know one of those presidents was not lincoln. i'm kidding you here. let me make just sort of a -- >> comes close. harding. >> let me make an observation about the culture. wh

it began 15 years ago on air when we broadcast from the deck of the uss trueman aircraft carrier from the mediterranean. and then in 2009 we brorodcast from bagram air base i i afghanistan and then w continue here from pearl harbor. jay glazer was with us in afghanistan. and his support for the military also goes way back. what people don't know is the last couple of months jay has been working to launch a new program to tie together former nfl players and combat veterans to help them persevere through many of their challenges. jay. look, the military experience is different than the one on the football field but the guyss you work with all havav one thing in common, they all have a desire to overcome their obstacles. >> our former players and vets have a similar struggle. mvp, merging vets and players. and i decided to merge the two. the veterans look up to football players and i'm having them go on empowerment re treats if you will will. and encourage them up and have them walk the walk together. >> the end of my second tour, 2004 i was blown up by an ied. it became my mission to go