werepeople, we found, intimidated.f you walk the geo-fence, the drone will always stay in that boundary. we will connect it to keep out with another start up company that is making a database of where you cannot fly. for example, the white house. drone to the white house. i did not fly it. faa puts out alerts, like for the forest fires. many people did not know it was dangerous to fly near forest fires and they were flying the drones and hindering the rescue the fires because helicopters could not fly because they were afraid they might hit a drone. notifying the users they should not be flying in that area. most people understand they do down.nt things to burn >> we have been talking about this as if it were on the market. helen: it will be on the market next year. , built akickstarter community giving us advice and information about what they would do with their drone. >> was that the main reason you did a kickstarter? you are pretty well-funded company. what we did with the room ba, we did some focus groups, and you

werepeople, we found, intimidated.you walk the geo-fence, the drone will always stay in that boundary. we will connect it to keep out with another start up company that is making a database of where you cannot fly. for example, the white house. drone to the white house. i did not fly it. faa puts out alerts, like for the forest fires. many people did not know it was dangerous to fly near forest fires and they were flying the drones and hindering the rescue the fires because helicopters could not fly because they were afraid they might hit a drone. notifying the users they should not be flying in that area. most people understand they do down.nt things to burn >> we have been talking about this as if it were on the market. helen: it will be on the market next year. , built akickstarter community giving us advice and information about what they would do with their drone. >> was that the main reason you did a kickstarter? you are pretty well-funded company. what we did with the room ba, we did some focus groups, and you t

pursued that change, that the rest of the world had caught up to the united states in many ways that werepeopletry not willing to recognize. >> it is a great question and makes me think that in another five years, we would do another george w. bush conference. say --ery difficult to 9/11 to find the george w. bush presidency but it will not be definitive for the george w. bush presidency. we are moving into the 50th anniversary of the voting rights act and you look at lyndon johnson in vietnam and how he came to office in his decision not to run for reelection. with the passage of time, you ,an see major challenges crises, tragedies, and a series of reactions. we talked about katrina, economic policy, social security, immigration, medicare. i think the answer is that it will it will be a large part of the presidency and it points to management style and again how many aspects there are to a presidency. so i think while this is obviously a source for some debate about whether the legacy is decided now, i think that the many parts of the legacy mean that we can't, i would say, there is no single