the clinton foundation work without a clinton at its head? guest: i do not know. because it is not a typical philanthropic organization and it is not like there is a giant sum of money, there is some money, it where you just headed off in that person could give the money away, he is the engine that makes it work, and you need him flying around the world giving speeches. it would not be there if he were the first gentleman. i cannot imagine he would have the kind of freedom to do his own freelancing project. imagine the headaches that would create for the sitting president if the gentlemen were there first shaking hands with all these people, all these heads of countries, which we have very nuanced relationships. host: roger, new hampshire. caller: the republicans are the ones that, because they're trying to do stuff hillary ended up having citizens united past citizens united has allowed a lot of donors donors to be tax-free. to me, it is ridiculous. i would like to see transparency of all the donors, political organizations. that is my comme

mark: and other clinton news, an interview with bill clinton. he gave a defense of the clinton foundation. bill clinton: 90% of what anybody has complained about was about when she ran before, and no one when after the foundation to this extent. i'm happy to answer the questions but it ought to be a two-way street. there has never been a more i don't believe foundation with a prominent person involved that can be more nonpolitical. i've had george and laura bush here, mitt romney, john mccain sarah palin. one of my republican supporters who has not been subject to public criticism called me the other day and said here is the message i get from this coverage. if i put my money in a tax shelter in the cayman islands i'm a great man. if i give my money to one of these blackbox committees were where you never have to reveal the contributors, i will never get any grief. if i give my money to you to help poor people there is something wrong with me. has anybody proved that we did anything objectionable? no. have we done good things? yes. in the end, t

that's what you'll hear from secretary clinton. >> it's an advantage to hillary clinton that she has a smaller, less fractured field. two declared opponents. >> it will be if she distances herself from her deponents. you look at what is happening, 41% of the voters voted for bernie sanders. it's an advantage she can distance herself. she is yet to prove she can do that. there's some concern within the basis of the party. does she idea logically align base. she's been in different places. people are not sure. could she win a big race. she got $18 million bucks. her big race in the senate that they run. giuliani was bulling ahead. she is yet to prove. i don't know if i use that - gentlemen, stay with us. there are a lot of candidates that see a future president looking back at them when i look at the mirror in the morning. delusional. we look at the two fields vying with the two big names for attention, ink and money, and how the other candidates could challenge the race. you are watching "inside story". story". i'm ray suarez. vermont senator and presidential senator bernie sanders is

and the park itself -- the clintons -- bill clinton, at least -- was at the opening of the park in 2012. at its dedication. it was first planned four decades ago, but it finally opened in 2012 and bill clinton was one of this because that day. the clintons clearly like it and want to support it. >> as you indicated, it is at the tip of roosevelt island. just how accessible is it for the public? >> it is located in the middle of the east river, so it is not completely accessible. you cannot walk there. there is one blue line that goes there and one tram line that goes there. it is going to be a big crowd they have been planning for weeks. >> and finally the theme of the speech. she has been on tours -- this is not her first formal kickoff because she has already entered the race, but it is her speech to outline the agenda she wants to run on, correct? >> i think she has a few things she has to do in the speech. first of all, she has to explain why she should be president. beyond any specific thing about student loans and voting rights or any specific issue, she has to outline a broad vis

bill clinton. betty: mr. president, thank you for inviting us to cgi this year. events.een to many cgi i was at your annual meeting in september. you do highlight, as we have seen, some of the great work of the clinton global initiative around the world, helping millions of people out of poverty and fighting childhood obesity and many, many other issues. i want to get to some of the commitments, mr. president, you are excited to talk about today. but i also want to talk about some of the topics that have overshadowed some of the good work that cgi has done. mr. clinton: have at it. [laughter] betty: we know you have 200,000-plus sponsors that it since 2001.i a few of them have begun to reassess their sponsorship of the clinton global initiative. exxon mobil said they are not i thisto sponsor cg year. is this because of the funding controversy? mr. clinton: well, they don't want to be involved in politics. there is never been a foundation with a political person involved like we are in that is nonpo

clinton said she was pretty busy those days. and mr. clinton said he never saw his wife study a list of contributors to the foundation. all of this on the eve of the first campaign rally taking place tomorrow in new york. with me to discuss kiki mcclain former senior adviser for hillary clinton's 2008 campaign and sabrina schaefer. welcome to both of you. >> good morning. sabrina, you heard it mr. clinton said we're used to it. that is being accused of things. and the clintons have been accused of things like shady financial dealings even murder. will voters say, oh this noun dation thing is just one more thing thing? >> he's so talented as a public speaker he's able to brush off years of scandal with elegance and grace. the interesting thing is we have -- kiki and i were talking about this before we came on

the clinton foundation? guest: it makes grants to other charities but a lot of them are funneled. a healthier generation come after clinton had emergency heart surgery, she partnered with the american heart association, that is a huge program trying to get -- in schools, which employs hundreds of people in schools around the country, that of its own thing. it is kind of broken off into its own thing. host: james in houston, texas, you're on. go ahead. caller: is that me? i'm sorry. my comment was, i was just wondering when they come out of office when he was president hillary was complaining they were just totally broke and like he was going to have to get in line for food. how come none of this ever comes up when she is getting ready to run for president and telling all these lies? i do not understand how that works? host: go ahead. guest: that was something she said early in the preparations for the presidential run. at that time, there was a lot of fun raising requirements for the presidential library in

you saw hillary clinton yesterday. she said all the republican candidates are singing the same song yesterday, what song did you hear from her? >> first off, i thought that elizabeth warren wasn't running for president. when i listened to hillary clinton yesterday, it sounded like liberal political consultants put together that speech. i think it raises a bigger point for secretary clinton, i have done 146 town hall meetings in the last five years, in new jersey and around the country, mrs. clinton doesn't hear from anybody, she doesn't take questions from anybody. how would she know what real americans are really concerned about? i don't know. is it while she's giving paid speeches? i don't understand when she would know. what she was saying about real americans. how would she know? >> the gloves are off. one of her biggest applause lines yesterday, going to college without drowning in debt. the other democrats have come out with debt-free college education. you took on that idea this week on your visit to iowa, what

. >>> hillary clinton's campaign denied access to a reporter who was assigned to cover clinton's event in new hampshire earlier today. the daily mail's political editor was supposed to be the designated reporter but was told by staffers that he wasn't welcome. joining us with reaction from new hampshire ed henry. this is not going over well in reporter circles is it ed? >> that's right. reporters want the press pool the folks out here on the road the actual journalists picking who should cover hillary clinton not having the clinton campaign dictate to them. in this case the campaign insists they're not dictating. they say the reporter who is the politics editor for the daily mail basically does not meet the requirements to be a pool reporter. it's complicated. the short of it is they used precedent from the white house press pool. the daily mail has been petitioning to get into the press pool. they don't have credentials yet. the clinton campaign is trying to work it out and bring them at a later date. the other reporters are having a problem with this, why wasn't this reporter let in

clinton? guest: this was a relaunch. it was a very popular speech. it was one in which she portrayed herself as a fighter. talking about how she would fight for the economy. it was a very liberal speech one that was playing a lot more to hurt base, and not the middle. she was definitely playing to her base, trying to win over some of the liberal bernie sanders competitors. she certainly believes that going to the base, the more active part of the party, is the path to the presidency. host: what does this mean for her relationship with the media? she has been on a listening tour. a lot of criticism that she has not answered many questions from the media. guest: she will have another chance to do so. we will see how her strategy dealing with the media, or even questions from voters, will change at all. i thought she did a good job articulating her can see, but she needs to start taking questions from the press. there were a lot of issues that she did not touch, including the trade deal. also, fo

if bill clinton did not run the clinton foundation, he still would see large checks. george bush, 30% in our own country, but he still receives large checks. it seems to me someone can run a capitalist company and they receive less questions about her husband who is an organization that takes from the wealthy and gives to the poor. the clintons have been around a long time and i think maybe if foxnews wants to focus on something, they can find it out there. to use a charity i have heard the number on fox news. 25%? you are saying they're giving more than 80 or 90% going directly to the work. can you answer this question for me -- do you find any quid pro quo? that is what we have heard. clinton goes to people and promises them favors in order to get a donation to the clinton foundation, as if she cannot do it in a better way. i appreciate ringing on such a neutral guy, but you can let the cat out of a bag. there is nothing wrong with this program. thank you very much. guest: let's start with that question. we did not find any p or what we were doing in the story was n

hillary clinton's right hand man from libya. he just released a press release saying he got his hands on e-mails. are you sympathic with joyce miller? see you tomorrow. >>> tonight, the clinton campaign bans a reporter from covering hillary's event in new hampshire. >> my three favorite accomplishments that hillary clinton has done? i -- i have honestly no idea. >> then our hannity producers were at hillary's big speech this weekend and asked her supporters about accomplishments and ongoing scand lgz. >> i couldn't tell you anything she's accomplished but i'm excited about the primaries. >>> carly fiorina and rand paul are here to weigh in. >> jerry seinfeld is too politically correct for you. >> bill maher slams liberal pc people. >> plus, meet a detroit woman who proves bill clinton wrong. she fought off home intruders with a legal firearm. >> he touched the barrel of my gun and i just went to shoot. >> hannity starts now. >>> hillary clinton's campaign denied access to a reporter who was assigned to cover clinton's event in n

clinton foundation. before hillary clinton got into the running the second time people talk about the red cross that giant organization but did this great good an issue gotten into politics has been cast in a totally different light. it wasn't really an issue at all. it was a clinton political operation that have operation that had the name foundation so we wanted to explain from the beginning what it was and what it wasn't and the weird hybrid it is not today. >> host: with that in mind what is said and what is it not in what is the hybrid? >> guest: it is a charitable foundation. the large wealthy charitable foundation and does a lot of good in the world. it channels a lot of money to a lot of great causes. the interesting thing about that is that it's not it couldn't create a built in a deliberate way. we are going to go into this area and this related area. jimmy carter everything related to similar topics. the clinton foundation are involved in -- things that they catch bill clinton's eye. aids in a

why won't that argument work for clinton's opponents right now. >> i think secretary clinton is the most right person for this moment. what american people need and want right now is a tenacious fighter that will help them get ahead and stay ahead. that crisis the american people have fought back they have worked two jobs and two shifts. they have figured out how to make it work. >> as you saw -- >> she brings that to the table, she does not quit she's never quit. she's been fighting on their behalf for her entire life. >> as you saw in cecilia's piece, latest poll 52% of americans think she's not honest. >> with all due respect, your latest poll also shows, she's above water on that by three points. jeb bush is 20 points under water. that's the fight people want. who can i trust every day in the oval office to make my case? make sure my kids have choices in the future. work hard and get ahead i can stay ahead. >> significant amount of commentary about the potential electoral strategy, not the bill clinton map. but the narrow map of president obama. david brooks says the error says if hi

. >> after rough starts clinton and bush 2.0. i'll be joined by hillary clinton's campaign chair and then mitt romney who may be the republican king-maker in 2016. also challenges for president obama at home on trade where democrats defy him and abroad on iraq and isis. >> we don't yet have a complete strategy. >> is the u.s. losing the war against isis? i'm chuck todd and joining me for insight and analysis this morning are conservative radio talk hoe hose hugh hugh yitd nbc's andrea mitchell former adviser to president obama stephanie cutter and historian and journalist evan thomas. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, this the "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good morning. it is dynasty weekend. they came from the two most powerful political families in american politics today. but neither jeb bush nor hillary clinton wants to be defined by their last names, and this morning both campaigns are hard at work jeb bush back from europe is in miami preparing for his anointment to

secretary clinton voted for the war. i voted against the patriot act not because i don't think tear vim a serious threat to this country, it is. but i think we can combat terrorism without undermining the constitutional rights and privacy rights of the american people, secretary clinton voted. i think bottom line is the american people want leadership to take on billionaire represent middle class i've been doing that the last 25 years people will have to judge secretary's role in that process. >> i want to talk about the role of campaign donations in campaign, hillary clinton talked about unaccountable money that destroying elections, you're taking small donations, she has a super pac is that one of those distinctions voters, is that a big distinction or little distinction between you two? >> i think it is, john. let me be very clear. this disastrous citizens united supreme court decision is undermining american democracy when you have a family like the koch brothers, that will be spending more money in this campaign tha

and hillary clinton. that is different than decisions that the campaign has made from strategies that we are employing. people need to regulate, maybe they saw bill clinton at an event a month ago, but you cannot use that as an excuse to recover a piece of the campaign that is not true. you have to balance this out. overall, it is a good thing. they know a lot of people, get advice from a lot of people. host: annie had great coverage of the clinton campaign and she has a question. >> there is an article from 2007 that was circulated today. let me read you one line from it. it says, introducing information about clinton's childhood and early child, advisers hope, will flesh out her career. and, there was a quote that said something to think they know everything about hillary clinton, but they ask where she was born, and people have no idea. the story read a lot like the stories we all wrote last night after your previewed her speech. i'm wondering, did it not stick last time? if it did not stick, why will

but first senior political correspondent mike emanuel on clinton's big day. >> hillary clinton held her first major rally in more traditional launch. the setting was new york city's roosevelt island with one world trade center behind her podium. the campaign said some 5,500 people turned out for the speech but media estimates were well below that. in a 45-minute address clinton said she was running to be the champion the country needs now. >> i think you know by now that i've been called many things by many people. quitter is not one of them. >> clinton spoke of the impact her mother had on her life and the 67-year-old noticed the chance of being the first female commander in chief. >> i may not be the youngest candidate in this race but i will be the youngest woman president in the history of the united states. >> the former secretary of state hardly mentioned foreign policy and she did into the offer a position on the trade fight taking place in washington. liberal group progressive change campaign committee called it a typical democratic speech but lacking bold economic vision. repub

what is secretary clinton's position. i don't know. >> this came out of nowhere, got little attention. is this the democrats' way to saying to the president, we want to support you, but you're not going to get fast track authority because of this republican problem, they don't want to help out workers who have been affected? what about that? >> i don't think that's it ed. what the democrats in the house cleverly did is use the taa, trade adjustment assistance as a tool to torpedo this agreement. they used that as a tactic. trade adjustment assistance unto itself is a good thing. it helps displaced workers. given the context they're operating in knowing a whole lot of republicans are against it, they used it as a tactic to torpedo and slow down fast track, and that was a very successful and i think smart move. >> do you think the rules committee will set up a scenario that will have it pass in the house? >> i surely hope not. i mean they're trying. corporate america is not going to stand still. they love the idea of outsou

if bush and clinton is familiar it should. both come from families whose members lived in the white house for a combined 20 years. some call that a political dynasty. as david shuster reports, heavy is the head that wants to wear the scroun. >> in germany last week jed bush tried to show his credentials. >> russia must respect the sovereignty of its neighbours. >>> and mentioned his father g h.w. bush, helping to bring down the berlin wall. the bush president jed did not mention was his brother george w, a figure most germans dislike because of the war in iraq. it's a difficult leg as si for this member of the bush family overseas and home. he's planning to announce his own candidacy amid conceptions that he represents the continuation of a family dynasty. >> i'm my own man, shaped in my own thinking and experiences. >> reporter: jed bush stumbled when asked about his thoughts on the iraq war that his brother led. >> reporter: knowing what you know now, would you have authorised the invasion. >> i would, so would have hillary

cronies and clinton political operatives? in fact are some of them maybe even giving money for that reason? this seems to be a sort of shadow campaign organization for the clintons. >> maybe they were aware of what they were doing and figured this was just another way of financing -- showing they can support the clinton political project. >> i think it raises very serious questions. the foundation is not monitored and looked at the way that other political organizations are and does not have to operate under the same rules as for instance any republican candidate who's out there at the moment. >> okay. so james, let's talk about the poll impact of all of this. finally we're seeing some numbers impact on hillary clinton. how worried should her campaign be about these declines honest and trustworthy? >> that's a really troublesome number when it gets over 50%. even though it's early, it's a ways out from the general election obviously important factors. clip tons mentioned the 1990s previous line during their previous scandals

former president bill clinton spoke live on bloomberg earlier today from the clinton global denver.ve in no -- in he was asked by betty liu about the foundation's future if hillary clinton were to win the presidency and whether he would continue to make aid speeches. president clinton: i don't think so. once you get to be president you are just making a daily story. speeches,ll give though, i really enjoyed those things. the former president defended his foundation saying that the financial disclosures are more expensive -- extensive than those of most other private institutions. president obama is sending additional troops to iraq to train and reinforce in the andy barr province. the u.s. is also sending more military equipment to iraq. already 3000 u.s.

host: new jennifer, you know president clinton very well. he was saying in "town & country" magazine that he would stay in the background. he has been very good. all of his public appearances have been for the foundation. how long will that last? ms. palmieri: what? host: he is not a background kind of guy. ms. palmieri: we do not have a timetable for him. we will be leaning on him for fundraising, retail campaigning. we lean on him all the time for strategic advice. he does not come to every meeting that we have, but he does join his wife often in some of our discussions. i'm fascinated to see what his observation will be. it is always something that no one else says, and after he says that, you think, that should have been obvious. i love -- they are my first bosses. i love being back to work for them. we would use him when we need him. he is the most, if not one of the most strategic political minds in the country. host: what kinds of things does he tend to focus on? [laughter] ms. palmieri: i am in a meeting -- i cannot reveal. host: wha

a clinton henchman from way back. slandered women who accused bill clinton from doing inappropriate things. as andrea pointed out barred by the obama administration. more disliked in washington almost more than al-baghdadi or putin. nobody likes this guy. working for the clinton organization and taking paycheck from media matters. you're judged by the company you keep. this stinks to high heaven. i hope they get to the bottom of it. >> her intelligence advisor don't forget that job title which is pretty disturbing. >> they still want answers to unanswered questions quite frankly. according to the latest "fox news poll," should congress continue to investigate benghazi until someone is held accountable? 56% of those responded still say yes. >> when you drill down, you look at the number of democrats 29% of democrats who were asked this poll feel strongly about that as well. that this is something that we need to get to the bottom of. but you know it is not just the fact that he handed over some extra emails. it is the

hillary clinton has the whole clinton thing overhang. always going to be there much she's always going to be fighting through. the same with jeb bush. he has a whole dynasty question that he's always going to have to deal with. i don't know that they can find a simple easy way to dispose of all this baggage. >> i think that steve, hillary clinton has an easy way of disposing it she just doesn't talk about it. people don't care. >> the whole idea if hillary clinton, if the rest of the world see the hillary clinton that rest of the world sees behind the scenes you know you'd say she failed to do that. you start to wonder. i want to say one thing on this bush thing. joe, maybe you appreciate this coming from florida. i look at bush right now and i keep asking myself the same question. is this a guy who is just running in the wrong year? if you think back i'm thinking back 20 years to florida. to florida in 1994. jeb bush running for governor in florida. it was george w. bush running for governor in texas. the question is which one of the gu

is my husband, bill clinton. >> [cheering] hillary clinton: two democrats guided by -- oh, that will make him so happy. >> [laughter] hillary clinton: two democrats guided by the fundamental american belief that real and lasting prosperity must be built by all and shared by all. >> [cheering] hillary clinton: president roosevelt called on every american to do his or her part and every american answered. he said, there is no mystery about what it takes to build a strong and prosperous america. equality of opportunity, jobs for those who can work, security for those who need it, the ending of special privilege for the few -- >> [cheering] hillary clinton: -- the preservation of civil liberties for all -- >> [cheering] hillary clinton: -- a wider and constantly rising standard of living. >> [cheering] hillary clinton: that still sounds good to me. >> [cheering] hillary clinton: it is america's basic bargain -- if you do your part, you ought to be able to get ahead. and when everybody does their part, america gets ahead, too. that bargain inspired generations of families, including my ow

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first of all, hillary clinton's relaunch. what's your response to this whole re-introduction of hillary clinton, her first public events of this campaign that's less than two months now? >> hillary clinton will run her campaign. i'll run my campaign, my style has been to do town meetings all over iowa all over new hampshire. we had a huge meeting in minneapolis. we got out. we talked to people. we take questions. and what we find is that the world outside of the beltway is very different. people are deeply concerned about the disappearing middle class wealth and income inequality. the fact that the young kids can't afford to go to college. those are the issues that we are talking about and the need to take on the billionaire class, the need to transform our economics and politics of the billionaires can't buy elections. frankly, andrea, those are the issues i think the american people are resonating towards. >> she says she's been on a listening tour and she's talking about the need to get money out of politics. so what is di

if bush v clinton sound familiar it should. their families have lived in the white house for a combined 20 years. some call those political design cities. heavy is the head that wants to wear the crown. >> reporter: in germany last week former florida governor jeb bush tried to establishing his credentials. he criticized russia's interference in ukraine. >> ukraine must choose its own path. russia must accept the sovereignty of all of its neighbors. >> he also mentioned his father, george h.w. bush. the bush he did not mention was his brother george w., be the bush that most don't like, because of his war in iraq. he's about to announce his own campaign for presidency on monday. >> i'm my own man and my views are shaped by my own thinking and my own experiences. >> yet jeb bush stumbled badly last month. when asked if the iraq war his brother led. >> knowing what we would have now, would you have authorized the war? >> i would have and so would have hillary clinton. >> he spent several days. in damage control. >> reporter: iraq

it's only been asked about hillary clinton. as they get more mileage on the campaign trail, their polls on that question, if it ever gets asked about them, it's only going to go in one direction. tend to go down when you're a candidate. >> right. in one measure, that's a backhanded compliment of the highest order. there aren't any republicans, with the possible exception of jeb bush because of his name id for whom you could really ask that question of a general polling audience, because they don't know who they are. they're all polling in the 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8s. she's only the one in the field right now who has universal, you know, name identification and about whom people have formed the kind of opinion that it would allow them to reliably answer that question. so yeah. jeb bush is the one to watch for hillary clinton. he's the one that they think has the staying power in terms of being a general election candidate for her. >> anne gearen, kasie hunt, thank you all for joining us tonight. >>> up next, democratic candidate for p

can find i wish that you had the same scrutiny on the clinton foundation and hillary clinton coming in from governments that might be trying to get government favors while you're secretary of state. i wish the "new york times" would do this much digging on hillary clinton's foundation. people thinking they're giving to a charity? where's that article by the "new york times"? >> i'm not sure why we're talking about the clintons right now. >> the point is money matters. >> i have considerable preeshspreeshs appreciation -- >> it does matter. >> it all matters. hillary clinton's e-mails matter. the clinton foundation stuff matters, even though we shouldn't be speaking to it right now. we sit there and say barack obama couldn't be a good president because he'd never run anything. we looked into his background. >> i think we've kind of proven that. >> now we have to go and look at

clinton? guest: this was a relaunch. it was a very popular speech. it was one in which shee portrayed herself as a fighter. talking about how she would fi ght for the economy. it was a very liberal speech one that was playing a lot more to hurt base, and not the middle . she was definitely playing to her base, trying to win over some of the liberal bernie sanders competitors. she certainly believes that going to the base, the more active part of the party, is the path to the presidency. host: what does this mean for her relationship with the media? she has been on a listening tour . a lot of criticism that she has not answered many questions from the media. guest: she will have another chance to do so. we will see how her strategy dealing with the media, or even questions from voters, will change at all. i thought she did a good job articulating her can see, but she needs to start taking questions from the press. there were a lot of issues that she did not touch, including the trade deal. also

i think bill clinton is for this and hillary clinton probably leaning towards it but nobody wants to mess with strong labor. labor never looked stronger, almost like a wounded animal is the most dangerous animal. let me ask, is there hope for either the republicans or democrats to save this bill? >> if there is hope, the path is certainly not clear yet and here is the problem, if you listen to what pelosi says and other democratics say, they are voting against taa to tank the deal. so as long as there is a deal on the table, nothing is going to pass. i mean, republicans are thinking of a couple options, thinking of passing tea. there is no clear sense how this will get through. there is talk of another part of trade agenda but really no sense the votes are there and you're right, pelosi is in a real tough spot. her caucus is overwhelmingly against this trade deal and there is really no unwinding from where we sit. their position is kind of firm at this point. >> i want to get to the politics of this. i know you don't like the sdming a lot of people don't and i'm mixed. i think the gu

he's not really a threat to hillary clinton. i think this is actually what is beginning to worry a lot of democrats out there. that there is no competition in this race. she's just simply going to be their horse, and yet she's racking up a lot of liabilities for when she goes in to a general election. >> i know freeman has bernie fever. dan is more martin o'malley i think. all right. when we come back two more republicans announce their white house bids as the gop field hits ten and counting. polls show it is a wide-open race. what will it take to break away from the pack? ♪ ♪ when you're living with diabetes steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead. the beast was as long as the boat. for seven hours, we did battle. until i said... you will not beat... meeeeee!!! greg. what should i do with your fish? gary. just put it in the cooler. if you're a fisherman, you tell tales. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on ca

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and hillary clinton. that is different than decisions that the campaign has made from strategies that we are employing. people need to regulate, maybe they saw bill clinton at an event a month ago, but you cannot use that as an excuse to cover the campaign. you have to balance this out. overall, it is a good thing. they know a lot of people, get advice from a lot of people. host: danny carty had great coverage of the clinton campaign and she has a question. >> there is an article from 2007 that was circulated today. let me read you one line from it. it says, introducing information about clinton's childhood and early child, advisers hope, will flush out her career -- flesh out her career. and, there was a quote that said something to think they know everything about hillary clinton, but they ask where she was born, and people have no idea. the story read a lot like the story that we both last night after your previewed her speech. i am wondering, did it not stick last time? if it did not stick, why will i