yeah got to give him kudos for exposure. he certainly put himself out there. i do give him credit. he s answering questions. they re important questions too. to karen s point, to say this is a hypothetical which he did at one point as a way of dismissing the question. of course running for president is giant hypothetical. if he s not going to talk about the initial invasion on grounds it s hypothetical i think he can t be on good standing to criticize the decision to withdraw knowing it s hypothetical hypothetical. he can t have it both ways. these are things he ll iron out. his ability to answer these questions will get better over time. for me, it s not so much the question of knowing what you know how what would you have done. the better question is knowing what we knew then, if you had been in that seat, what would you have done? that gives insight into his
to respond to what steve said for a moment the idea about the excitement around hillary clinton s campaign nationally it s motivated by even a new generation. the college campuses today, young women with young men coming to see her and listen to her and cheer her on. it s a mistake to underestimate the grassroots activism in the party for her. that s why there s not a democratic challenger emerging right now. greatly appreciate it thank you, we continue the conversation. thank you, guys. as hillary clinton makes her way to iowa, we re also following developing news out of miami, florida. nbc news has confirmed florida senator marco rubio has told donors he is of course running for president. tonight rubio will make the announcement at miami s historic freedom tower, a symbolic gateway into america for the first generation of cuban immigrants. the freshman senator is also using social media posting a