I'm going to be a little bit more of a writer.

I'm going to be a little bit more of a writer.

Clinton is, I always said he's an exaggeration of all of us.

He's sort of chaos theory.

There's a lot of good and bad in him.

And actually when I was writing my biography of Clinton,

it was the hardest three months of my writing career

where the final three months of writing that book

was, I kept saying, well, you've studied his whole life,

you're a biographer.

What is it you like him or not?

Is he good or bad?

And the obvious became obvious, which was that he's both,

that they're inseparable, that the same force is that

drove Clinton for the better, also drove him for the worse.

And you couldn't, you couldn't separate the two.

And his presidency is sort of like that.

It's a grab bag of good and bad.

As we get closer and closer to present day,

we don't have the great arc of history to tell us

whether a president is great or horrible,

whether certain decisions will be memorable or forgotten.

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