and as angry as possible about his words in the rose garden yesterday. it s factually untrue, and so you could understand the anger from some former obama officials who want to get the record straight and make sure that, you know, their former boss is not bou maligned with the untruth with the sitting president in the rose garden. yeah, it muddies the water and brings up what people don t like. the president has a unique talent for identifying that. that leads us to what senator mccain did last night. he got a big award and he used it as an opportunity to call out something he sees as spaourious. the fear of the world we organized and led the three quarters of a century, to abandon the ideals we advanced around the globe, and our duty
benghazi, you can t hide and delay. what about now? that s the answer to your question, david, why talk about that when i can do what my base loves and bad mouth obama and make it about me being attacked. spaourious. illegitimate. not what it appears to be on its face. i was going to say to david s point, he only compares himself. he finds definition by comparing himself to others. that s how he views everything. everything is a competition. whose build something bigger. whose show gets better ratings. who got more votes in pennsylvania. who got more electoral votes. you can go through it all. but to david s point, i am less concerned about the timing, necessarily, of the call than recognizing it, sort of saying to the public, we lost these people, and here s why i thought it was important to do this, and