No, but the sink hasn't been emptied yet. I mean, you know, he hasn't responded to a lot of the things she's put out there.

I will build the first true coalition government we have had in this country for 50 years, since Franklin Roosevelt, because we're in a time of crisis.

Absolutely, he needs to go on the offensive. But going on the offensive is not just about raising questions about Hillary Clinton and inconsistencies.

He can travel internationally and look like a future president who's talking to world leaders.

I think that people are underestimating what George Bush can do for John McCain.

They decided, look, going negative against him works. Attack him. This is something Bill Clinton has been arguing for a long time, asking, when are we going to go negative.

They're going to make a big difference to the super delegates, the Democrats, who's ahead.

I think probably so. It certainly left her some wiggle room. And today she was more definitive, saying, no, he's not, he hasn't been a Muslim.

I think she's making headway in Ohio.

If we wait all the way to Pennsylvania and this gets more and more nasty, whoever wins is going to be very badly damaged and be wounded.

I think the really hard question becomes if there's a split, because she clearly wants to stay in.