you have the public sources of intelligence, you have people sending out letters, you go through all of this and somebody, somewhere, has to troll through them and decide, this is what s actually happening. i think that focus group is fascinating. it seems to me there is something franklin roosevelt, probably the best president we ve ever had, was very secretive and manipulative and we still thought he was a good president. if hillary clinton is secretive, we know that, is that going to help us get any further. michael, thanks for coming offen the show. up next, david letterman says farewell and he s joined in his big finale by bill clinton, barack obama, and both george bushes. that s pretty presidential. and that s ahead and this is hardball, the place for politics. boy: once upon a time, there was a nice house that lived
accurate. actually, it didn t. parts of it turned out to be accurate. ultimately there was no protest. and ultimately the narrative from the government is that it wasn t something that had been planned for a month. it was something that had been planned for a few days. so this certainly shows the type of confusion and the type of information that was flowing in. yeah i just don t see the nefarious aspect of this yet. again, you re seeing the sort of thing that comes out. the worst sources of intelligence, the better. you have the public sources of intelligence, you have people sending out letters, you go through all of this and somebody, somewhere, has to troll through them and decide this is what s actually happening. i think that focus group is fascinating. it seems to me there is something franklin roosevelt, probably the best president we ve ever had, was very secretive and manipulative and we still thought he was a good president. if hillary clinton is secretive, we know