on your show today, candy, says he's a little concerned, talking about massachusetts governor duval patrick about? >> it is interesting and not just his worry but asked him about hillary clinton. just said, look, is it hillary all the way? >> i don't know. i guess i'm -- i guess i worry a little bit. she's an enormously capable candidate and leader, but i do worry about the inevitability thing because i think it's off putting to the average voter. i think that was an element of her campaign the last time. and i would just -- you know? as an enthusiastic democrat, i just hope that the people around her pay attention to that this time around. >> interesting. i asked senator dianne feinstein, hillary clinton supporter, virtually the same question and she said, you know, i worry that she's out there a little bit too early. also i had on california governor jerry brown knowing about running for president and running california and said i bet hillary's really enjoying it. i think the truth of it is, fred, that in the end it's almost impossible for her to not look like she's running for president

that's exactly what concerns the massachusetts governor duval patrick. he spoke with cnn's candy crowley on "state of the union." >> when you look at 2016, is this hillary all the way, do you think? >> well, i don't know. i guess i worry a little bit. she's an enormously capable candidate. and leader. but i do worry about the inevidenceability thing, inevitability thing. because i think it's off-putting to the average voter. that was an element to her complain the last time. i would just as an enthusiastic democrat, i just hope that the people around her pay attention to that this time around. >> clint beons enemies are alre gunning for her. hinting she may have suffered a brain injury in 2012. federal republican strategist alex castellanos warns that kind of attack could wind up hurting republicans. he write, right now, the gop is a cause few are proud to join. we are a dark and purposeless confederation, known for primarily saying no and telling people not what they can be. but what they should not do, we seem to employ our principles with only the dar

did you make of duvall patrick's comments this weekend about the inevitability thing?hich had hurt hillary in 2008 and he sort of brought that back up. what is the strategy there? >> i think it's important, very important if hillary does become a candidate that she's ready to work for it. and that means she works hard and doesn't take anything for granted. and see if anybody does file. my guess is nobody will because you know what it costs to run for president these days. and i think hillary clinton would absorb 98% of democratic fund raisers and givers around the country. i think she'd inherit almost all of the obama mantle. but for duvall patrick, if he's thinking of running, for vice president biden, anybody else, they've got to go through the motions right now in stage one. because if hillary doesn't run, they don't want to be caught unaware or off guard. they want to begin the process so they can get in the race if she decides not to run. and for all we know, there's still a chance she will decide not to run. sop people are preparing. but you think it's more an at

governor duvall patrick appointed a replacement.eanwhile a reuniction plan was yet to presented by the peliters. jennifer is here to give up an update. >> thank you. >> all over the case this case touched a nerve with people and they can't believe something like this happen. yesterday you were supposed to have a visit and reunification plan discussed and you got to see your sister and unexpected things happen and tell us about the visit and what happened. >> during the visit justina mentioned to us if she is okay and did anything happen and she started talking about the situation that happen at way side in a shower and she was upset about it. she said that this employee at way side opened the shower curtain and this person was not supposed to be in the area of justina's showering area and she didn't have permission or access to the quarters and that let alone is disturbing and actually open a shower curtain on a child while they are naked and yell at them and justina spoke up and said to her, this is my private area and the lady acc

[laughter] >> duval patrick and the governor of maryland was mentioned as presidential contenders -- contenders now we will be tough for them. >> the president said it was an adjustment. >> we do do with deadline that is so black-and-white. talking about getting them up and running. no company out there makes a deadline like that. neil: it is oracle? >> absolutely. neil: where does this go? obviously more will come along we will see more problems. >> growing pains? looks like we stunted our growth and al capone is taking the money from the of federal government. >> massachusetts but 190,000 people on medicaid at the cost of $10 billion per month we are spending more money into pay for new applications because the web site could not get people registered. paper application? 1914 not 2014. neil: the argument is even by a november these pickups will be a distant memory. >> cannot expect them because nobody understands obamacare. it will change the eligibility and that will be the solution. neil: we will have more after this. when is a billionaire a good guy versus a bad guy? if you are

massachusetts governor duval patrick was on cnn "state of the union" this morning and he suggested that that very thing, the inevitability factor going for her in 2007 and 2008, was a big turnoff for voters and he's worried about it again going forward. now jerry brown, the california governor, was also on a sunday show this morning. he was on abc's "this week" and listen to the point he made about that. >> i can't see any opposition or even potential opposition. whether it's good thing or not, it does carry with it risks. being a front-runner is being on a perch that everyone else tries to knock you off of. >> reporter: certainly like karl rove and those health comments he made that have a lot of democrats angry and worried about this front-runner status but republicans say it's fair game. listen here to reince priebus. >> i think that health and age is fair game, fair game for ronald reagan, fair game for john mccain. >> reporter: and karl rove defended his comments as well this morning on fox news quund saying she might not run as a result. however, clinton's own spokesman put out a

i want to, first of all, think governor duval patrick and governor wilder.[applause] let me be clear that these are the only to black elected governors, certainly since reconstruction and the history of this country, and the history of this country. and i also want to say that both of them also are two black governors who are connected so strongly to al etf pier your governor patrick talk about having been a lawyer. governor wilder was a cooperating attorney in virginia these are men who are deeply connected to help the f and to help deal of work, and i am deeply grateful to them and to charlene hunter for moderating that terrific conversation. i want to do two things. the first thing i want to do is read to you the words of cheryl braun henderson that she sent me last night. the younger sister of linda and the daughter of oliver brown, the plan to from chances in the brown case. she was trying to make it year bastrop read this on our behalf. to the director council chair and members of the board of the naacp legal defense fund on behalf of my family and fel

and of course governor duval patrick. we're so proud to have both of you with us this morning, all of us are. and i would like to start with you, governor wilder, you were in your early 20s i believe when the brown decision was handed down. nobody do math out there now. >> do it. >> you're proud of it. so am i. do you remember hearing about it that day? >> i do remember. and brown changed my life entirely. but for brown i would not be here. and it has very little to do with education. it has very little to do with being able to go to school. all of the schools i went to were segregated until howard. and virginia union was african american. and so what brown did for me, i had just come back from fighting in korea, front-line duty. and i never could understand how i was sent to korea to fight for the freedoms and the rights of other people and i didn't have them. >> but the army was segregated. >> no, the army was not. the army was not segregated at that time. but the country was. and harry trueman had the wisdom to with ex

and of course governor duval patrick. we're so proud to have both of you with us this morning, all of us are. and i would like to start with you, governor wilder, you were in your early 20s i believe when the brown decision was handed down. nobody do math out there now. >> do it. >> you're proud of it. so am i. do you remember hearing about it that day? >> i do remember. and brown changed my life entirely. but for brown i would not be here. and it has very little to do with education. it has very little to do with being able to go to school. all of the schools i went to were segregated until howard. and virginia union was african american. and so what brown did for me, i had just come back from fighting in korea, front-line duty. and i never could understand how i was sent to korea to fight for the freedoms and the rights of other people and i didn't have them. >> but the army was segregated. >> no, the army was not. the army was not segregated at that time. but the country was. and harry trueman had the wisdom to with ex