the establishment picks of the two main political policies. >> jed bush and hillary clinton give strength and baggage to the work of running for president. i looked at them and the larger ray of opponents that say they want to be the next president. we looked at the governor, putting his hat into the ring. >> the joys is taking shape. the party in the white house is planning the primary, changing election, holding on to power, slog on with the same agenda under another name. that's the opponents call for action this time around. that's all they've got left. as our nation learnt since 2008, executive experience is another term and there is no substitute for that >>> we are not going to clean up the mess in washington by electing the people that helped create it or have proven incapable of fixing it. with their phone it in foreign policy, the obama, clinton, terry team is leading a legacy of crisis uncontained. violence unopposed, friends undefended and alliances unralelling. i use my veto power to protect the taxpayers from needless spending. if elected president i'll show congres

mark: i'm mark halperin. john: i'm john heilemann. and with all due respect to bill clinton he can speak to me whenever he wants. mark: happy national ice-t day. jeb is jousting with the press. president obama is sending 450 more american troops to train the iraqi military. the white house says these are not combat troops and denied the forces are a sign of a change in strategy. >> the president has been clear with what is now on the table, a large scale ground operation inside of the rack. the reason is the president does not believe it is in the national security interest of the united states to do for the iraqis what they must do for themselves. john: what are we to make of the announcement? mark: it is rare for government at war to say we are changing our strategy. we saw george bush do it. this president does not want to fight in iraq. it looks like mission creek to me. there will be troops there for a long time. the iraqis cannot fight this themselves. policy is they must. this is another sign the administration does not think they can win there is anything critical and warri

. >> [cheering] >> we have one more song for you. who is excited to see hillary clinton today? >> [cheering] >> i am so happy to be here. we are so happy to be here. who wants to make some noise with us? >> [cheering] >> this last song is called "nothing's wrong." i want to see every single one of you put your hands like this. >> ♪ >> [singing] >> ♪ >> [singing] >> [singing] >> ♪ >> [singing] >> ♪ >> i don't want to forget about you guys in the back. >> [cheering] >> every single one of you, put your hands up in the air. i need all of you to clap your hands one last time. this is it. this is your last chance. let me see all of your hands. >> [clapping] >> ♪ >> [singing] >> ♪ >> new york, thank you so much! >> [singing] >> ♪ >> thank you guys so much! >> [cheering] [applause] >> [cheering] [applause] >> [indistinct chatter] >> ♪ >> [singing] >> ♪ >> [singing] >> ♪>> we are live -- >> we are live in a roosevelt island. the former secretary of state is scheduled to speak a little bit before noon. she will be joined today by her husband, bill, and daughter chel

fair reading of the statute that comes out the right way. and as clinton has said, a much fair reading of the statute that comes out to uphold the subsidies. ian: i will say two things. one is to the extent that are justices who are partisan reasons motivated to decide what the point is, i think it is really helpful a lot of helpful a lot of political analysts have weighed in and pointed out that this may not be so good for the republican party. so if they aren't willing to do the right thing because they're just following the law, maybe they will do the right thing out of some other concern. that said, if they do to the wrong thing i think we already have a pretty good indicator of what's going to happen because we have seen it happen that the medicaid expansion. what we've seen is that in many states where you have governors and lawmakers who are ideologically opposed to the affordable care act, they are turning down free money him literally turn down free money. effect with the soviets the affordable care act don't even have to country with this extension at all because they

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 new hampshire earlier today. the daily mail's politi

plan in 1937, and that is why we won the war. we went to bill clinton's camp david summit. we did not achieve peace, but because of that we had the credibility and unity to win against the suicide bombings. we need the three. the vision, the tuesday option -- two state option, and the two state dynamic. what do i talk about when i talk about the two state option? building be on the barrier is so dangerous. i am not naive. i understand the danger. i want security, security, security. i think the sentiment -- settlement building weekends israel. if we try to build the on the barrier, and my mind, we're not endangering ourselves in any way, but we are keeping the tuesday option. host: if i could ask -- mr. shavit: if i could just say the two state dynamics, let's have an option for gaza. let's work with the constructs and -- with the constructive palestinians while maintaining our destiny and security. thank you. [applause] host: caroline, you have seven minutes and 52 seconds to respond. [laughter] ms. glick: and one interruption by you. good morning, everybody. thank you for hosting us

clinton. host: and now we are joined by two political followers. we will start with josh kraushaar, editor with "national journal," here in the studio with us. and then up in new york, celeste katz, a political correspondent with "new york daily news." snf, -- and, celeste, i will begin with you. you were at the event on was about island. what was it like? guest: it was very sunny and hot. certainly, there was an enthusiasm. they were trying to of oak a lot of symbolism by holding the event at the four freedoms park, named after fdr. and, getting people excited about the launch. they came out with a campaign video about two months ago. this was the ramp-up. they were trying to give the people the official balloons and streamers kind of presentation there. also, for secretary clinton to lay out her rationale for why she thinks she should be the president. host: do you talk to any the people there? what did they tell you? what was the reaction to what she had to say? guest: a lot of people were impressed, but some people i spoke to said they felt pleased that she had not rushed. obviously, s

more government. sometimes i listen to the president, people like hillary clinton. you think they measure success in governed by how may people are dependent on the government. we can we not just as republicans but as americans, we should measure success by just the opposite but how many people are no longer dependent on the government. you see, because we understand that true freedom and prosperity not come from the mighty hand of the government. they come from empowering people to live their own lives and control their own destinies through the dignity that is born of work come of worker i think about going up in a small town i don't have one of my classmates sang scott on sunday when i grow, to become dependent on the government. nobody sign my yearbook sang good luck become depend on the cover. one of the great places in one of the few places left in the world but it doesn't matter what class you were born into. doesn't matter what your parents did for a living. in america the opportunity is equal for all but the the outcome is still up to each and every one of the. if you rem

, specifically responding to hillary clinton's speech about improving the voting experience. when it comes to the voting process, we want to hear from you in our first 45 minutes on how you would improve the process of voting, with her on the federal or state level. here's how you can call and make your thoughts known. for republicans, (202) 748-8001. for democrats, (202) 748-8000. for independents (202) 748-8002. if you want to share thoughts on improving the voting process you can post on twitter at @cspanwj. you can also go to facebook at facebook.com/cspan. if you want to send us an e-mail, e-mail journal@c-span.org. eric clinton laid out some ideals she was like to see when it comes to the voting process. the story in the wall street journal highlight some of those. one of those is that everyone will be registered to vote when they turn 18. the front runner for the democratic residential nomination also encouraged expanding early voting, called congress said reinstate part of the voting rights act shutdown in 2013, and said that felons who have served their sentences should have voting r

. i appreciate all of our callers today. if you want to see hillary clinton's official campaign kickoff, coming up in about one hour here on c-span. we will be back tomorrow morning, wrapping up the announcement in our 7:45 set of -- segment. we will also be joined by the former secretary of european affairs, talking about the g-7 meeting last week and specifically about how those leaders expressed concern about russia. that is our show for tomorrow. we will see you right back here at 7:00 eastern, 4:00 pacific. have a great saturday. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> coming up this morning, live coverage from new york city where hillary clinton is holding a rally to launch her presidential campaign, two months after she declared her candidacy for the democratic nomination. we will have live coverage starting at 11:00 eastern here on c-span. politico's mike allen said done with two clinton campaign strategists. he

conference, where former president bill clinton is holding court. he joins us for a live interview. scarlet: an exclusive interview with chevron ceo john watson. mark: and it is what the auto industry doesn't want you to know. how high are the margins on rucks? mark: good afternoon, and welcome to bloomberg market day. i am mark crumpton, here with scarlet fu. scarlet: let's look at the markets. stocks opened higher and it never looked back. optimism that greece will reach a deal with creditors and germany's position is softening a little bit. feels like we have hit the 11th hour many times the past couple weeks. for the s&p 500 and the dow, this is the biggest gain in a month. looking at treasuries, lots of supply this week. $21 billion of 10-year notes today. we have expectations that the retail sales report tomorrow will be strong. selling ahead of that. the yield on the 10-year moving up towards 2.5%. they are mimicking the selloff as well. bunds look at the yen, strengthening, gaining versus the dollar after the boj governor says further declines are unlikely because the infla

: hillary clinton made it official yesterday. the former secretary of state asked you for your vote in 2016 before a crowd of 5000 on new york's roosevelt island. the former senator who represented the state for eight years without equality for all. welcome on the sunday, june 14 2015. republicans dial in at (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 745-8002. you can also send us a tweet or find us on facebook, facebook.com/cspan, or send us an e-mail, journal@c-span.org. in first major speech, candidate thousand two spread prosperity. here is what hillary clinton had to say yesterday on income inequality. [video clip] mrs. clinton: you see corporations making record profits with ceos making becker pay, but your paychecks have barely barged, -- barely budged. you see the top 25 hedge fund managers making more than all of americas kindergarten teachers combined and often paying a lower tax rate. you have to wonder. when does my hard work pay off? when does my family get ahead? when? i say now. [cheering] prosperity can't be just for ceos and hedge fund managers. democrac

clinton and bernie sanders making a strong push today as primary season kicks into high gear. good morning. we are so grateful for your company as always. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell always a pleasure to be with you. let's start with the investigation and the investigators who in dallas are digitally mapping the crime scene where suspect james boulware allegedly unleashed his violent attack on police officers this weekend. before he was shot and killed in his van during a standoff that followed. you see the end of it here. officials are expected to hold a press conference with new details on the investigation very soon. of course we'll bring you the latest right here on cnn. live when it happens. >> you know who is talking is boulware's father. he did speak to cnn giving us a better sense of who his son was. now he says he knew that his son was angry with police. and that he was even desperate. but he never expected anything like this to happen. cnn's sara sidner is live in dallas with more of her emotional interview with his man. what stuck with you when you sat down

eve of her announcement, and hillary clinton faking her message to voters in iowa. we look at the candidate and issues of political dynasties. violence in chicago, more than 1,000 gun-related incidents, is there an end in site and an answer to stop the crime. u.s. strikes inside of libya for the first time in four years. >> we have come to the last in a traumatic manner >>> marooned in newfoundland an emergency passenger leaves hundreds in military barracks for their vacation. >>> our top story involves the two big names in the race for the white house in 2016. a day after hillary clinton announced her run for the white house, her rivals are taking aim, calling her outdated and out of touch. jed bush set to make an announcement tomorrow taking to social media today with this campaign logo. >> reporter: a day after her high removal kick off hillary clinton rallied supporters in iowa, a state that tripped up her first presidential campaign seven years ago. >> now, there may be some new voices in the republican presidential choir, but they are singing the same song "yesterday", you k

a hardcover or >>, hillary clinton launches her presidential campaign at a rally in new york city. then a conversation with chris christie. senior staffers with the hillary clinton campaign talk about their operation and the 2016 presidential race. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton officially launched percodan with -- launched her campaign with a rally in new york city. with her was her husband, former president bill clinton and their daughter chelsea. the event was held at the roosevelt island in new york's east river. following the rally, she headed to iowa followed by several days of campaigning in new hampshire and nevada. ♪ >> [singing] >> [singing] >> ♪ [applause] >> [singing] >> ♪ >> [cheers] ♪ >> [singing] >> [cheers] [applause] >> hillary hillary. hillary clinton: thank you. thank you all. thank you so very much. [applause] it is wonderful to be here with all of you. to be in new york with my family , with so many friends including so many new yorkers who gave me the honor of serving them in the senate for eight years. to be right across the water

against it? >> secretary clinton, we need her to speak out right now. >> i will judge what's in the final agreement. >> plus now it's official. >> jeb bush goes after the office once held by his father and brother. >> i'm a candidate for president of the united states of america. >> later, stepping down. >> are you african-american? >> i don't understand the question. >> rachel dolezal has resigned from her position. >> and shark attacks. >> they happened just miles away from each other in a stretch of beach in north carolina. >> we can never guarantee anyone's safety 100%. i would stay out of the water. >> good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. if you remember it was the first thing that mitch mcconnell talked about after the last election. it was international trade. it was something that we could work on with this president. well, here we are, middle of june. at this hour fast track promotional authority for president obama is dead in its tracks. that means the transpacific partnership is in danger of being killed as well. now, it all unfolded friday on the

before, it certainly does now. hillary clinton landing here in iowa, just hours after giving her first major stump speech of this campaign. hillary clinton kicking off her presidential campaign once again. the first rally of her 2016 white house bid, a chance for the former first lady turned secretary of state, turned two-time presidential contender, to reintroduce herself. >> i think you have known by now. i have been called many things by many people. quitter is not one of them. >> reporter: husband bill and daughter chelsea joining her center stage, as clinton got political. >> we can't stand by while inequality increases. wanling stagnant and the promise of american dims. >> reporter: personal. >> my mother taught me that everybody needs a chance and a champion. by 14, she was out on her own, working as a housemaid. >> reporter: and went hard on policy. >> we should offer hardworking, law-abiding immigrant families a path to citizenship. >> reporter: clinton saying she has made mistakes. but not directly addressing those controversies hanging over their her campaign like those e-ma

. like curry answering james last night, hillary clinton spent the weekend putting up points. let bernie sanders charge up wall street, she's working main street promising to create e equal opportunity. you wounder what the clinton campaign was missing? we know, an opponent, someone to light up her engine and thank god this isn't going to be boring after all. david axle rod, columnist with the "washington post" and hillary clinton's chief speech wry tore and senior advisor. hillary clinton picked up where she left off after the big announcement speech. while bernie sanders is going after concentrated wealth. clinton says there is nothing wrong with success, let's watch. >> i don't think americans are against success, i think americans are against people who get on the top of the ladder and start pulling it up so nobody else has the same chance they had and act as though they pulled themselves up by the boot straps and log cabin. at some point we're in this together and those of us who do have opportunities ought to be doing more to help other people do the same. >> pay attention. compare

now. \s. >>> hillary clinton's clear past seems a little americayer today. i'm jake tapper this is "the lead." >>> jeb jabbed with jimmy, the donald debuted in des moines but as hillary clinton swings into south carolina where the clintons have a rocky history, new poll shows some swing state voters say they just don't trust her. >>> the national lead. police say there's no hard evidence that two fugitives are far gone yesterday. the search for richard matt and david sweat is expanding nationally and beyond. we'll talk to the district attorney about the latest leads in the investigation. >>> also in national the white woman who led an naacp chapter and who claimed to be black now has something else to worry about. minutes around the mayor charged her with ethics violations. good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." the politics lead. it is 94 degrees right now in north charleston south carolina where democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton just wrapped up her latest campaign event, but as the summer heat spikes clinton's campaign could already by wilting under the

close to the campaign. host: when you read sources familiar with the clintons, what do you think? ms. palmieri: coming to his job people said you have to clamp down on this. the clintons talked to a lot of people. that is a good thing. the press can self regulate. i think they know the difference between someone who -- there are a lot of people that talk to both president clinton 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 qu

morning to you. if this campaign didn't feel official before it certainly does now. hillary clinton landing here in iowa just hours after giving her first hey jar stump speech of this campaign. hillary clinton kicking off her presidential campaign once again. the first rally of her 2016 white house bid, a chance for the former first lady turned secretary of state turn two-time presidential contender, to reintroduce herself. >> i have been called many things by many people. quitter is not one of them. >> reporter: husband bill and daughter chelsea joining her center stage, as clinton got political. >> we can't stand by while inequality increases. >> reporter: personal. >> my mother taught me that everybody needs a chance and a champion. by 14 she was out on her own working as a house maid. >> reporter: and went hard on policy. >> we should offer hardworking, law-abiding immigrant families a path to citizen ship. >> reporter: clinton saying she has made mistakes. like those e a majority of americans do not see hillary clinton as honest and trustworthy. bernie sanders on saturday calli

clinton. hillary clinton is going to obviously support boots on the ground. she's going to be aggressive. that's how she was at the state department. that's how she was as a senator. her husband intervened so much. republicans were complaining about all of his interventions. then on the republican side i mean, you got ran paul maybe saying don't do it. so if you're a liberal, you really got nowhere to go if you don't want -- if you're a moderate or if you're a conservative, it doesn't matter. it's not singularly -- i guess you're right. >> i think you're right though in terms of today's washington d.c., i think the de facto position is going to be okay we'll tepidly go in with some more support structure. the best question i've heard asked is at the briefing the other day which is you know we have 13 years of history of trying train iraqi troops, trying to prop them up and it hasn't worked. what it is about 450 more support troops? i don't think there is a good answer. >> i think this is a political move. i don't even look at it through the eyes of american politics. i look at

>> dickerson: today on "face the nation." hillary clinton shifts her campaign into a higher gear. barack obama takes a hit from democrats op his trade bill. >> 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! >> hillary clinton promises she'll make history and she'll do it by taking on billionaires and corporation. we'll talk to her campaign manager and to one of her top rivals. vermont senator sanders then the president made all out push to pass a trade bill this week but blocked by his own party. on the republican side south carolina lindsey graham will join us to talk about his presidential campaign and president's new plan to fight isis. our reporters roundtable will wrap up the week in politics and preview jeb bush's official campaign launch monday. finally we'll take look at this year's notable commencement speeches. it's all coming up on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning i'm john dickerson welcome to "face the nation." yesterday hillary clinton was joined by her husba

resent trouble to come secretary clinton assists when the progressive agenda encounters religious beliefs to the contrary those beliefs quote have to be changed. that is what she said. [booing] that's what she said and i guess we should at least thank her for the warning. [cheers and applause] the most galling example is the shabby treatment of the little sisters of the poor a christian charity that dared to voice objections of care the next president needs to make it clear great charities like the little sisters of the poor need no federal instruction in doing the right thing. [cheers and applause] it comes down to a choice between the little sisters and big brother and i'm going with the sisters. [cheers and applause] [chanting jeb] it's still a mystery to me why in these violent times the president a few months ago thought it relevant at a prayer breakfast to bring up the crusades. americans don't need lectures on the middle ages when we are dealing abroad with modern horrors committed by fanatics. [cheers and applause] from the beginning our president and his foreign policy te

editorial report" the clinton scandals begin to attack their toll in the polls, but without a viable alternative, are democrats hostage to hillary? >>> two more candidates jump in the republican race with another big announcement soon to come. does the crowded field help or hurt the eventual nominee? >>> and police prepare for a bloody summer as violent crime spikes in cities across the country. we'll take a look at what's behind this troubling trend. . >> the honeymoon maybe over for hillary clinton with this week with the drip of stories about her e-mails and foundation dealings may have having an impact. with 46% of those surveyed viewing her favorably compared to 50% viewing her unfavorably. a big change from two months ago and whether clinton is honest and trustworthy the poll found 42% of people saying she is with 57% saying she's not. joining the panel this week "wall street journal" columnist and epidi editor dan henninger, james freeman and washington columnist kimberley strassel. you had a fascinating column reporting links about people who with have served time at the clin

time. i'm really excited about this. >>> 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 defiant 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. joining me for insight and analysis this morning are -- conservative radio talk show host hugh hewitt. talk host , 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 come 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 announceme

feel special. the clinton county d.a. told cnn today that joyce mitchell's husband, lyle, is being investigated and could have been involved or at least had knowledge of the breakout. despite her alleged involvement, mitchell's son told nbc's stephanie gosk this week he believes there's more to the story. >> that doesn't make any sense to me. she is not the kind of person that's going to risk her life or other people's lives to let these guys escape from prison. if she was involved in anything, you can rest assured there was a good reason for it and there's more to it than a relationship with an inmate. >> reporter: tonight, investigators say they're looking into the possible involvement of even more people inside this prison, lester. >> all right. ron mott with the new developments. >>> now to the hunt for the men mitchell's accused of helping still on the loose after nearly a week on the run. nbc's miguel almaguer is following the manhunt for us. miguel, what's the latest? >> reporter: lester, good evening. tonight in the steady rain, the exhausting and exhaustive search is far f

. >>> "fox news sunday" is next. >> i'm chris wallace. hillary clinton, can she change the subject from controversies over private e-mails and big monday? money? >> i'm not running for some americans, but for all americans. >> we'll get a live report and discuss clinton's campaign with karen finney a senior official at hillary for america. >>> and house democrats hand president obama a major defeat on trade. what happens now? >> i am hopeful that the democrats understand the consequences and get together with the president and finish this as soon as possible. >> we'll talk with republican congressman paul ryan who backs the president on trade but opposes him on oobamacare as the supreme court gets set for a big ruling on that law. paul ryeon, only on "fox news sunday." >>> plus the president sends more u.s. troops into the fight against isis. we'll ask our sunday panel if it will make a difference all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> and hello everyone from fox news in washington. hillary clinton has been running for president for two months now but yesterday she held her first big c

. >> the race for 2016. a new week for hillary clinton. new calls for full disclosure. ed henry is in d.c. with the details. >> we spoke a short time ago to carly fiorina, the republican presidential candidate who has been hitting hillary hard. obviously she's the -- the only republican woman in the field of many g.o.p. candidates. take a look at this comparison. she released dozens of pages of her personal disclosure forms, whereas hillary clinton revealed a lot less. 58,954,000 for her net worth. with hillary clinton, we only know it's a range between 11 and 53 million because she has not been specific. in terms of her income, foreign, roughly $2 million. the clintons $30 million. from speeches and book income. foreign releasing federal tax returns for 2013 and 2014. clinton has not done that since 2007, during her last presidential run. you see state tax returns as well. bottom line is that you heard even the former democrat labor secretary robert rice saying on abc this week yesterday (?) that he thinks both bill and hillary clinton need to be more transparent. get this informatio

for hillary clinton. >> i may not be the youngest dlt in this race. >> there are a lot of good people running for president. quite a few, in fact. >> but i will be the youngest woman president in the history of the united states. >> could this be the 2016 matchup? >>> after months of being an illegal candidate for president according to some experts, jeb bush today finally became a legal candidate for president. >> in this country of ours the most improbable things can happen as well. take that from a guy who met his first president on the day he was born. and his second on the day he was brought home from the hospital. [ applause ] the person who handled both introductions is here today. she's watching what i say. and frankly, with all these reporters around i'm watching what she says too. please say hello to my mom, barbara bush. [cheers and applause] >> the protesters that you just heard shouting there were calling on jeb bush to support immigration reform. jeb bush then went off script to say this. >> by the way, just. [ applause ] just so our friends know, the next president of t

of other people do get it. particularly on bush v clinton day in the news today. obviously this has some resonance. but i don't feel it. i don't get it. i also don't get a lot of sleep. purpose built political clothing. it is fine for presidents to wear cowboy boots but it is weird for presidents to wear boots designed to remind them they are president with the presidential seal on them. why do presidents need the jackets on air force one that tell them they are president while on the airplane. would they otherwise forget? why do they wear the special purpose built political clothing while on that plane? it is very strange. things large and small. there are things that are beyond the outer limits of my capacity as somebody who has this job, somebody who explains the news and does political analysis. i get that. the most limiting of these today is my complete inability to understand this. this is a person called donald trump. i don't mean like i can't understand him when he speaks. i can understand the things he says. the thing i don't understand is how he is a political figure or wh

come as seniors divers of the hillary clinton campaign talk about their operation and the 2016 presidential race. after that camilla clinton launches a presidential campaign with a rally in new york city. then another chance to see a conversation with new jersey governor chris christie in new hampshire. on the next washington journal celeste katz and josh crash our discuss reaction to hillary clinton's formal campaign announcement and preview jeb bush's announcement. other calmly talks about president obama's meeting with g-7 leaders last week. we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. director of clinical cardiology at boston. the progress being made in the understanding of heart health. >> this actually is a valve that has been come onto this catheter that is being positioned into the diseased valve and it will be deployed here in a second with the balloons being inflated and a new valve will be inserted inside the old calcified valve and as you can see, you delivery system is bei

the battle between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. in both places sanders is gaining ground on clinton but she leads by a 2-1 margin. on some issues clinton does better, like foreign policy and who can win a general election but on others, like authenticity and fighting wall street sanders does better. on these twin polls, what are you seeing as sanders' potential and clinton's vulnerabilities? mark: sanders can still grow. it's still a chanted -- it's a challenge to beat her. she is still doing incredibly well with women. the fact that he is doing well with independence, and the fact that people like him and i still , believe that attacking him is going to be difficult. if the clinton side comes after him, this is an expectations game. right now if the caucus is the primary and he got half the vote of hers, she would be in a fight. john: we are going to talk about this later on the show with senator sanders, but today when claire mccaskill attacked in this morning on morning joe the , issue she attacked him was on being a socialist, where on all issues he is much closer to the

yourself an abacus boys. mark: happy national turkey day. tonight, hillary clinton's campaign, and gop potpourri. first the white house takes it on the chin. houston mcreynolds rejected one of the two trade bills backed by president obama who made a special cameo this morning and a failed attempt to whip votes in his party. the effort to give obama fast-track authority on the transpacific partnership that deal is if not dead then certainly online support. if the trade deal does in fact to down what are the implications for president obama and hillary clinton? mark: i am stunned that they failed. normally when presidents get as close on a trade deal they are able to find the votes. republicans are winning the democrats. democrats did not help the president. it is possible they can revive it. it is going to be difficult for more bipartisan compromises. it is when be hard for the president to fight back. this was the last big thing he wanted to get done. john: houston kratz do not want this trade deal. that was the message today. the trade assistance thing was about giving money to he

>>> more rodham, less clinton. >>> and a good morning to you on the east coast and in the central time zone, in the rocky mountains, even on the west coast where it is really early right now. we're coming to you live on the banks of the east river here in new york city, where just behind us they're setion up on a small sliver of land called roosevelt island. what are they setting up for? they're setting up for hillary clinton's first major rally of her presidential campaign. yes, it's true. she did announce her campaign some time back. she's held some events since then. she's also made some speeches. but the scale has been small until now. if that was the soft launch before now then today starts the hard launch. hours from now we'll be hearing from the candidate herself as she makes a direct and personal case for why she should be the 45th president of the united states. we'll spend the next two hours right here looking ahead to that speech looking ahead to the campaign, to the challenges and to the obstacles that hillary faces and to the opportunities maybe that her opponents hav