brings her in, and now it's clinton -- >> they're all there, and in some ways, the narrative is things got out of hand, bill sort of let doug band run wild. now hillary clinton, who did a great job managing the state department, is back in town. chelsea clinton's going to whip things in shape. josh, is that your sense of the way the story's being presented or understood? >> no, not at all. what was so striking to me about alec's piece was it showed that this idea of an advisor run amuck is really endemic to both clintons. we look back at the '08 campaign now and remember it as this glorious obama triumph, but what really happened was that hillary's senior advisers were so busy trying to amass their own power and personal fortunes that they stopped paying attention to what was best for the campaign and ultimately got out-maneuvered. and it seems to me reading alec's piece that both clintons as really have a blind spot for this sort of thing, and if they fall prey to an extent or at least don't think to disassociate themselves or