Jeb: Trump ‘Mouthpiecing’ the Views of the Extreme Left with 9/11 Talk

MACCALLUM: “Joining us now with his thoughts on the South Carolina election is presidential candidate Jeb Bush in Beaufort, South Carolina, this morning. Good to have you here, governor. Good morning to you.”
BUSH: “Thanks, Martha. Good morning.” 
MACCALLUM: “Good morning. We watched very heated back and forth. Donald Trump has dropped a lot of verbal bombs about your brother’s record, about the Iraq war, about 9/11. Do you think that that is having an impact on him with South Carolina voters though?”
BUSH: “I think it is. I think that my brother’s — but more importantly he is basically mouthpiecing the views of the extreme left. Hillary Clinton doesn’t think that, you know — Barack Obama — this is way out there, this is Michael Moore talk. When you start saying that my brother caused 9/11. He should be impeached. That he knew about — that that there were no weapons of mass destruction. All that stuff is — first of all, it’s not about the future and we should be focused on that. But, it’s just wrong and he’s not going to garner any support because he said that. I think he just got mad at the debate because I got under his skin and he got angry and he lost control.”