WOLF BLITZER, CNN HOST: And, Dana, the uproar developed between Donald Trump and Jeb Bush about whether or not the former President George W. Bush could have done more to prevent 9/11. These are the latest Jeb Bush comments on this going after Bill Clinton.</s>JEB BUSH, (R), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE & FORMER FLORIDA GOVERNOR: I think that Clinton administration made a mistake thinking that bin Laden had to be viewed from the law enforcement perspective and similarly the Obama policies are focused on that as we. This is a war against the Western civilian, and without the United States leadership, this will be a problem for generations to come.</s>BLITZER: What is the fallout for Republicans in the latest exchange between Donald Trump and Jeb Bush?</s>DANA BASH, CNN CHIEF POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT: Well, fortunately, for Jeb Bush, he missed a president in there when he talked about Clinton and Obama, and that is his brother, and of course, when 9/111 happened and this is what we talked about on your show yesterday the fact of the matter is that there is evidence that George w. Bush was warned about this. He got a briefing on -- he got a briefing on the desk that Osama bin Laden was planning to attack on U.S. Soil. So the Bush campaign, they insist that this is an area where, you know, separate from pretty much all of the other issues, they have more conservatives on their side. We will see if it bears out, because to your point, it has not certainly happened on a host of other issues with regard to Donald Trump.</s>BLITZER: No, he is the leader and the frontrunner, and has been for the last few months, and he is still the frontrunner right now as the numbers in our poll are showing him going up a little bit. All right. We will stay on top of this. Guys, thanks very much. Governor Bobby Jindal has appealed to the Republicans with his conservative credentials. Up next, I will speak live to the Louisiana governor and the state of his campaign and the fight for the GOP nomination.
Trump Brushes Up on Foreign Policy, Feuds with Bush over 9/11