susan ferrechio is here. she is the chief congressional correspondent for the washington examiner. follow me here. you have questions about donations and use of personal e-mail server. is they weakening her out the gate? the hillary let them pound her, and then she wins in the end, or can the early pounding on hillary weaken her throughout the fight? >> i think that's the question everybody has right now. what thereby outcome of these dripping of problems within her campaign. is it something that by next year she can call old news and something the public is tired of hearing about, that the media is tired of reporting about? will there be more? will we hear more about the foundation? the issues with the former president clinton's speaking fees increasing. all these things can damage trust. that's important in these elections. on the other hand as you say, it's early, and so there is time for her to rehabilitate her image and put this behind her, and also the fact that the public hears about campaign issues and the foundation and the money, and they think the connection is foggy to

hotair.com and susan ferrechio and dana milbank columnist for the "washington post" now. and hick sick not giving what everyone want as big speech, and reporters are confused when she will show you. what gives? >> maybe they can catch her and ask questions which is not ideal for the roll out. i am supposed to act like this is super exciting but snoozefest. i will get a video announcement, could there be hillary clinton in front of a laboratory -- plant? >> your pulse is not beating anymore quickly? >> i am not interested in the announcement. >> fascinating, susan ferrechio she is doing a video and putting it on twitter and the memo that leaked from the campaign manager saying this is the secret strategy, all the way of controlling the message? >> absolutely. this is clinton all the way. will there be real hard questions point her way now that she is an official candidate and not just someone would we thing will be a candidate? are we going to focus on issues like sexism or looking at hard issues about her tenure at the state department and what her vision is for the count