colleague's recommendation that she was elderly and didn't understand the question? i find this a range of things from totally offensive to absolutely mind-blowing and the fact that now the late ruth bader ginsburg is not alive anymore to defend herself to correct the record and it remains with her edits? i guess thank goodness she came clean now, but i think it's too little too late and i thing it's revolting. >> it certainly is. joe, there's a little bit of a back story to this that's interesting. she does the interview and the head of public affairs for the supreme court comes to character and says rbg misspoke, please take it out, and katie couric kind of went through a conscious crisis should i take it out, should i not? the head of abc fews said keep it in, good for him for saying that. she goes over to the new york times david brook for advice. david brook says she probably just didn't understand the question. so really interesting back story there. she chose to listen to david brook. >> and if you watch the video -ts david brooks watched the