i said, i am carly fiorina.aid, all these politicians up here, they are talking in their language and they are not connected to us down here. what they do impacts those of us down here. that is as concise of a definition of the disconnect that people feel between their lives in the political process that i have ever heard. so, you know, you run into people like that. here is a woman in difficult circumstances. yet, she was not hopeless. she was hopeful. she was concerned. she was worried, of course. she was hopeful because people were giving her a helping hand and taking a chance on her. when you take a chance on someone, you are saying to someone, "you have value." you can live a life of dignity and purpose. in the end, that is the highest calling. nina: you are an advocate of the free market globally and in the united states. pope francis says the free market is creating economies of exclusion and inequality. carly fiorina: we have less and less free market and more and more crony capitalism. that is what happ

so who is carly fiorina? born in austin, texas, ms. fiorina is 60 years old. she's married to retired at&t executive frank fiorina. prior to entering politics mrs. fiorina served as c.e.o. of hewlett-packard. but in 2009, she was diagnosed with breast cancer and was forced to undergo a double mastectomy. after making a full recovery in 2010 mrs. fiorina ran for the u.s. senate as the republican candidate in california. she was defeated by senator barbara boxer. today, although some republicans are unsure about mrs. fiorina for her moderate-conservative opinions and the fact she has never held elected office, her business experience is regarded by many as a positive for the republican party. indeed, in 2008, then-g.o.p. presidential nominee john mccain defended carly fiorina's record as a business leader. >> i know that she was a very successful business woman, started out as a part-time secretary and made her way to the top of the corporate ladder as one of the biggest c.e.o.'s in the united states of america. >> question, could mrs. fiorina defeat hillary cli

i said i am carly fiorina:. she said, all these politicians ofup here, they are talking in their language and they are not connected to us down here. what they do impacts those of us down here. that is as concise of a definition of the disconnect that people feel between their lives in the political process that i have ever heard. so, you know, you run into people like that. here is a woman in difficult circumstances. yet, she was not hopeless. she was hopeful. she was concerned. she was worried, of course. she was hopeful because people were giving her a helping hand and taking a chance on her. when you take a chance on someone, you are saying to someone, "you have value." you can live a life of dignity and purpose. in the end that is the highest calling. nina: you are an advocate of the free market globally and in the united states. pope francis says the free market is creating economies of exclusion and inequality. carly fiorina: we have less and less free market and more and more crony capitalism. that is wh

this is a person called carly fiorina. she was the ceo of the computer company hp for six years before she left on not-great terms. miss fiorina then turned full-time to republican politics. she ran for senate against barbara boxer in california, in the very, very, very republican year of 2010, but even though it was a very, very republican year, carly fiorina lost that senate race to barbara boxer in california by ten points. today, though, she said that on may 4th, she, carly fiorina, will announce that she is running for the republican nomination for president of the united states, which is exciting. there will be at least one woman running for the nomination on the republican side. however, what is immediately awkward about this news today, about carly fiorina, is that another republican presidential candidate has already picked may 4th as the day that was going to be his announcement day. retired surgeon ben carson said days ago that he was going to announce his run on may 4th, but now carly fiorina is going to announ

carly fiorna: wouldn't that be good? other people should do this same thing. great example. repeat your question. i got off on the manchester virginia. farmers. how could i forget? my husband and i moved back home to virginia several years ago, so we no longer live there. let me explain to you the tragedy of california, because it is an example of politicians deciding that their ideology trumps someone else's life and livelihood. california has suffered from droughts for centuries. so you know, if you knew you were going to have a drought every 10 years, you might think about taking advantage of the years when rain is falling, right? the population of california has doubled in the last 40 years, and yet liberal environmental policies have intervened and prevented california from building a single new water reservoir or a single new water conveyance system. imagine your population doubles and you don't do anything to save water for who years. then, to add insult to injury, a bunch of environmentalists say there is a fish

this can't be serious. >> carly fiorina, too? >> good question. you ought to be having a vice president who performs the job the vice president does step in and be president. ted cruz didn't spend three years pushing amnesty. he went to harvard. clerked for justice rehnquist. >> barack obama went to harvard, too. hillary went to yale. >> yes, but he got in on affirmative zblax okayaffirm affirmative action. >> okay. i'll leave it with that. joining me, lanny davis. hillary is getting panned by some of the left like ruth marcus who came out with, oh, man, she did not like the rollout. what did i do with my papers? ruth, she said, it was a vapid video, relentlessly insultingly vapid. talks about it had no substance, about how she came across as entitled and overconfident. this is a democrat. a liberal democrat. what say you? >> i say it can't win. she's going to have a formal announcement where she'll talk about issues and her vision for america. >> that wasn't it? >> this is the introduction where she let americans talk about what they cared about

carly fiorina, thanks so much for being with us. my next guest says the movement that for years has fought for tolerance and gay rights is now turning into intolerant fascism. nationally syndicated talk show host tammy bruce is here to explain what she meant. you said fascist bullies, that's the actual term. >> yeah. >> why? >> well, look, for all of us we've embraced the civil rights movements of this country, which were about allowing people to live the lives that best suit them. for gay people it was about living our lives decently without being attacked by others because we were different or refuse to conform. and here we are now in the 21st century with christians being attacked by gay bullies because they're different and they don't conform to the leftist narrative or to the leftest estest estist agenda. this is the antithesis of what every gay rights movement was about and not what we've been fighting for for generations. it's something that i think americans see inherently as mean they're bullies, this has nothing to do -- i

this is a person called carly fiorina, the ceo of the company hp for six years before she left on not great terms. she returned then full-time to politics running for the senate against barbara boxer in 2010 but even though it was a very republican year she lost by ten points to barbara boxer in california by ten points. today, she said though that on may 4th she carly fiorina is running for the republican nomination for the president of the united states. which is exciting. there will be at least one woman running for the nomination on the republican side. however, what is immediately awkward about this news about carly fiorina is that another republican candidate is picking may 4th as the day he will announce. retired surgeon ben carson said he would run on may 4th but now carly fiorina is announcing her run on may 4th and then the day after that, mike huckabee is going to announce. if the point of announcing is to steal the spotlight for a moment, and to get people to pay attention to you in a crowded field, that monday and tuesday at the beginning of may 4th and 5th will kind of b

we are learning details about carly fiorina's campaign launch.o of packered is expected to make the announcement on may 4th online. it will be a low-key roll out not unlike hilary clinton's. meantime another republican woman who is not running is gaining a lot of support. according to a new town hall marketing pole condoliza rice beat hilary clinton in iowa 43-41 percent. support from evangelicals and catholic and voters under 50. i don't think rice is going to be running. she wants to be commissioner of the nfl. but carly fiorina, let's talk about her. >> please do. >> ceo for hp. what do you think about her getting into the race? >> i have been reaching out to the business community and there are big fans of her considering she has real world leadership experience proven to be able to handle the economics of a major corporation, and we need someone who knows how to run a business and look at our economy and identify there are problems with our economy like unemployment. and carly fiorina is being looked at not just a potential female candidate.

by all accounts carly fiorina and her team are pleasantly surprised. large crowds. iowans are glad to hear anyone talk but she's not well-known in this political spear. she's going to have to shake a lot more hands than senator ted cruise in the news every week for his conservativism. and so she's going to have to battle that. i think she's seeming like she has a pretty good understanding of how that is going to work. we hear reports of her announcing on may 4th, less than two weeks from now as she said but that's not confirmed by her campaign. and i don't think we're hearing reports that she's going to have any kind of sort of big huge rally like we saw senator rand paul have. you know senator ted cruise have, because she doesn't have sort of this base of people in a home state that can come out to hold the carly for america signs. but she understands this and is not phased by it. i asked her about this at the end of the event last night. let's take a look. >> a state like iowa or a state like new hampshire. early states where people want to get to kn

scooter: well, technically, carly did "good time" too, which was three-times platinum. there, i have already proven she is not a one-hit wonder. emily: ok, a two-hit wonder. scooter: i have heard the song that is coming next year. she has more. [laughter] emily: bieber heard her song on the radio, he brought it to you. you encouraged him to parody it with his friends. did you ever foresee how it would take off? scooter: yes. i am not going to lie to you, yes. i thought it was going to be a massive, massive hit the first time i heard it. it was like the first time i saw justin, i knew i could get him to being a worldwide known pop star. i just knew in my gut. it's hard to say it. it's like this gut thing. it is like falling in love. and with "call me maybe," it was one of those kind of "that's it!" moments. with gangham style, i heard "macarena" and "informer" combined. i was like, wait a second, people are going to do this dance, they're going to go crazy, and kids don't know how to speak korean, are going to try and learn, you know -- [singing in korean] [laughter] no

what do you think of that carly?se taking to the senate floor and lying about mitt romney's tax return. he is all-politics all of the time. that is harry reid for you. >> let's move on to hilary clinton because i think that is all you can say about that. hilary clinton has been travelling across the country being in iowa for the past two day and starting to talk about a little about what her campaign will look like. this is what she said: >> the deck is still stacked in favor of those at the top and we need to reshuffle the cards. i want to build the economy of tomorrow not yesterday. and i want to make middle class mean something again and you cannot do that if you don't have small business really building and driving economic growth. >> all right. quite a few things in there. what is your reaction? how would you answer what her past has shown about how she would do those things? >> hilary clinton is right about one thing; small business is the engine of economic growth and job creation in the country. she doesn't u

carly is p pulling in mewhere between 2% nationallyy and 1% in new hampshire. she is not goin to be a serious candidate, but she serves an important role. if chivalry ever enters the race if there is blowback on the 11 likely candidates, then they have fememale to argue against. bruce: should the local highgh-tech community feel sg by the department of homeland security looooking so far r west? jim: our collective action needs to get together. it is rs to lose and in mamany respects when you have virginia and maryland arguing with each other over the home dececider, we are missingut through silicon valley. no one matches whawe have in this region in terms of strtrength associated with cyber community. the cyber command, the a, the pentag it is all here but we spend so much timime arguing wiwith ourselves that we fail to release that fail to realize our competition is here. they have to develop a better relationship witthe tech community. the vernment here. bruce: when return the final question, is this the end of the major -- end of the megamerger? >> lets and

carly fiorina is a very accomplished and talented woman.o not think she will be the nominee or vice-presidential nominee but here is a service she will provide to this republican field. she can attack hillary clinton way is the male candidates can't or won't 2. remember wreck running against her for the senate in new york? hit with taxes and charges because he simply tried to give her a piece of paper. a lot of male candidates won't want to take her on on these issues, she is not in any way shackled by those concerns she can go right at her. she has been fearless about doing it raising these issues and she will do a lot of a political blocking for the male candidates so they will be able to go forward and make the same attacks. >> carly fiorina call will suddenly she makes her points quickly, easily, almost what you need to do in politics is bumper sticker level get right down to focusing on whatever the problem is. >> carly fiorina is a lot smarter than bumper sticker. she is able to make the case effectively. tom: being able to communicat

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so far, one female -- carly fiorina -- thinking about running.nor palin does not look like she is running. do you see any women that you would like to see run for president in the republican party? kelley: i heard carly speak recently. i was attending a lunch. she is a great speaker and has a great story. i'm the kind of person that does not necessarily go for identity politics. i think they are great female and male candidates. i want to see who has the best ideas. i think there is one candidate who really does. mark: who happens not to be a woman. john: i was going to say kentucky senator -- maybe mitch mcconnell. kelley: the one with the curly hair -- rand paul. mark: he used to be called randy and you switched him over to rand. did you ever call him randy? kelley: no. mark: does anybody still? kelley: a couple of his old high school friends, i think it's really hard for them. most people made the switch. i never really saw him as a randy. from the moment i met him, i will call you rand. mark: next time i interview him, i plan to say senator r

carly, carly.hat was a lot of fun, and of course we did some public opinion surveys at the end of last year together. and over the years, i think many of you know this, we've had a number of joint advertising programs together in our lobbying efforts and past legislation, and, of course, as phil and michael both referenced, and janet as well, we've been partners on various coalitions for many, many years. so i feel very comfortable here, i feel very much at home. i know there is still some out there that like to divide us and think we only represent the highway industry. that's a crock. we represent the transportation construction industry. generically, our members build all the airports, they design them all, all the rail, all the ports, all the high speed, what little there is, and of course, the highways and transit and bridges of this nation. so working together, i mean, it can't be overstated. it's been said already, but i'm going to say it again. the importance of us working together in these

do you not know carly? have you seen what see wears to school?ls, let's cool it on the gossip, okay? it's not right, and carly's got enough problems. what do you mean? well, her mom can't get through soccer practice without a thermos of chardonnay, and don't get me started on the dad. that guy is-- (brakes squeal, horn honks) oh! oh, my god! oh, my god! (haley) mom! oh! this is such a dangerous intersection! did i get lipstick on my face? no, you're fine. and consider yourself lucky you didn't just get, like, felt up by your mom. they need to get a stop sign. what is your obsession with traffic? it's an obsession with safety. one of these days, joe speeder's gonna come tearing through here, and so

. >> some in the main street media are furious carly fiorina would criticize the democrats chosen won. >> are you the one to criticize hillary clinton's accomplishments. >> a person from yesterday, promised to take us back to yesterday. >> what should the strategy be to defeat hillary. >> yesterday is over. >> rnc chairman and the architect karl rove provide political analysis. >> and you were warned. >> we have got to get control of our beaches. >> a shocking video allegedly shows a young woman being gang raped during spring break in florida. the sheriff tonight will join us and respond. >> hannity starts right here right now. >>> welcome to hannity, a few days after formally launching a run for the white house. hillary clinton stepped out of her campaign van to hold her very first official event. a roundtable discussion at a community college in iowa, here now with all the details from the campaign stock is ed henry. it was nice to see the learjet loving, i haven't driven in 20 years sitting in front of a snap on or craftsman toolbox. >> i think what i was trying to do was go throug

carly fiorina. >> she was the ceo of a company that makes printers and now she's ready to take on theer jam in washington d.c. don't sleep on the deemenmon sheep. >> i said in the break i was hoping for her. i was joking but apparently i was taken seriously. i think her first act for president will be to overpay for come pack and we'll go from there. >> studio audience just not very strong feelings one way or the other about carly fiorino. same with the voters. >> i'm jealous of jess. she got jeb and joe. i think i'm going to go for the lowest number on the board strategy to explain my sadness. three. >> another prime number. three. will it deliver for joy? there he is. >> rick perry. he's got three good reasons to run but can only remember two. >> what's the third one? let's see. >> the former governor of the lone star state is back but this time he has four eyes on the prize. he's former texas governor rick perry. >> well i'll tell you what i was going to say. if cool glasses could make you president, it would be president chris hayes unfortunately for the governor of texas, i think

and next potential presidential candidate carly fiorina pointing fingers when it comes to california's crisis. is she right? i'll ask wayne rogers coming up. ♪ >> welcome back to the willis report. in a moment, wayne rogers weighs in on finger pointing and the california water crisis. time for a look at other stories in the news. the south carolina police officer who killed a black man in self-defense has been fired, he claims. he faces murder charges after a bystander featured him shooting a man eight times. the city mayor has ordered that body cameras be worn by every single officer on the force. stocks higher as traders digested the news from the federal reserve. alcoa sent the stock down after hours. parts of indiana and missouri have seen thunderstorms today. even more violent weather is on the way for the central u.s. moving eastward later today and tomorrow. it will bring large hail damaging wind and even tornadoes. the highest chance of tornadoes stems from the kansas oklahoma border to the st. louis area. the highly anticipated u.s. airways merger is one step closer to reality

carly fiorina only one percent. >> carly fiorina hasn't had a successful political campaign yet.esting ideas. >> a lot of name recognition. >> a lot of name recognition in the business world but somewhat in politics. most americans are really uniform lar with her. she is a powerful person. she connects with an audience when she gets up to speak. we saw that at cpac. one of the most interesting numbers, rand paul was within two percentage points for hillary clinton. people turned off by jeb bush, i think a lost independent voters in the country might look at someone who has a pretty powerful message himself and who has not declared his candidacy yet and will next week. >> the importance of this it shows that the bush factor neutralizes the clinton factor. i think we'll see this borne out as time goes on. people say another bush. we already had two bush presidents. prescott bush, senator. another clinton. if you neutralize that factor you look at jeb bush as a candidate in his own right. >> get record low voter turnout. >> but no, that if hillary is frontrunner. if hillary runs i t

and carly fiorina talking about hillary. a rivalry for the ages with a game for the ages last night. who was still standing after the red sox and yankees played for 19 innings. this morning, the sixict grader who aced bracket ology. he's 12 years old and beat out more than 11 million other americans. i was one of them who he beat. he will be here at the big board to show us how he did it and give us tips for next year. >>> we begin this morning with the announcement that's been anticipated for a long time. hnlt hillary clinton declaring her candidacy for president. her formal entrance into the race expected today come come tomorrow morning. this is a rollout that is designed to be small and gradual. no major speeches expected from clinton. a glimpse wantsof what she might be saying was in a epilogue. the september birth of her granddaughter has made her get back into the race. rather than make me want to slow down it has spurred me to speed up. the focus of her rollout will be on the voters. a campaign source telling nbc new

joining us from charmleston, south carolina, carly fiorina.ning. >> good morning, how are you doing? >> this is willie talking to you right now. we'll bring joe in in a second. you said not long ago that you put your chances of running for president somewhere around 90%. are you any closer this morning to making that decision? >> well, i'm in south carolina so what does that tell you? >> that she's close. that maybe she's made the decision. >> is that an announcement carly? >> no, it's not an announcement. i will be making a final decision and announcement i would say towards the end of this month or the beginning of may. >> i've talked to people in the republican party who think you'd be an awfully good candidate and good president. what do you see in the republican field right now and what do you see in the country that makes you think you ought to be in there? >> well, first, i think our nation really is at a pivotal point. i think we must win in 2016. the republican party that is. to reverse a government that is growing out of control and

carly thierry and a -- carly victorino -- fiorina just announced. how do you feel?ryl sandberg: i am thrilled any time a woman runs. that's great. the more, the more. emily: have either call 24 advice? sheryl sandberg: i know them both in their great women. i want more women in office on both sides of the aisle. in every party, whether they are the most conservative party in the country or the most liberal. having women makes a big difference. emily: are you endorsing anyone yet? sheryl sandberg: i have very supportive of hillary clinton. i would like to see her as president. i would like to see more women presidents around the world. emily: catch the full interview in our special tonight -- balancing act. a conversation on work, family and life and whether we can have it all, tonight at 8:30 p.m. eastern and pacific right here on bloomberg television. you can stream it as well. we will be right back. ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg west" where we focus on innovation technology, and the future of business. i am emily chang. the white house reviewing its policy on drone

carly the arena-saying she will run for president. --carly thef fiorena. they bring to the table? >> certainly i can speak to hillary clinton's position. they have the right to be fully involved and make her case, and hopefully when the american people get the chance to vote they will cast their vote for her. mark: the former u.s. ambassador for global issues joining us to talk about issues -- women in the global summits which is underway in new york. thank you for your time. after the break you will head to mexico city for today's latin america report. ♪ mark: welcome back. time for today's latin america report. >> getood afternoon. the story is petra boss. out with the annual earnings report. -- petrobras. the company is embroiled in a massive eruption -- corruption scandal reported it lost $7.1 billion last year. the market reacted with the stock falling 3.1% to 12.7%. the biggest love -- slump on the benchmark. the corruption scandal cost $2.1 billion. now to honduras where the president is scrapping plans to sell global bonds after reaching a deal wit

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carly fiorina speaking -- speaking with our very own maria bartiromo on the california drought.tt-packard ceo pointing the figure at california environmentalists. it could have been avoided by building new infrastructure. >> 70% of the water that falls into california in the water it gets, 70% washes out to sea. this has been going on for decades. when the inevitable drought comes in california, there is no reserve. >> a national recall of of hummus. i think i have that in my fridge. they may have been exposed to potentially deadly listeria. i have to make a quick phone call. the winter wasn't rough enough. unintended consequences and intense allergy season. have you noticed it yet? we have. we'll tell you where it will be the worse. sensibility introduces style. mercedes truck perfect for storing your gucci loafers in the backseat. can you ever have too much money? ♪ melissa: from the us, every corner of the globe money is flying around the world today. starting in greece. which just made a big payment to the imf worth half a billion dollars. you know that hurt. many investors

we spoke with carly fiorina, former ceo of hewlett packard.s past. >> she's a hardworking intelligence woman. she doesn't have a track record of leadership and results. let's look at her time of secretary of state. we had the benghazi attack which she misled the purposefully the american people about. the world is a more dangerous place on her watch. she doesn't have a track record of results. she doesn't have a track record of transparency. she isn't trustworthy. >> she has to be able to say besides pure ambition why do you want to be president: what are you going to do? to represent every day people -- i know it's been battle tested i'm not sure that will work. we'll have to see. she has got about a six to eight months before she's in a game day situation. >> brian, don't you think it's the democrats are saying, well, it's her turn. she gets to run because it's her turn. >> it's a movement election for sure. >> well, is it marco rubio's turn? it is marco rubio's turn today to declare at 5:00 at the freedomatory tower in miami. unlike hillary

what does richard dean anderson think or carly simon? i don't know why we are uh pensioning to any of it. >> is it 1974? >> mcgiver was on through the 90s, so look at your facts. >> fair enough. >> holy cow. let a move on. two tsa agents at the denver airport have been fired arranging for one of them to grope attractive male passengers. that happened to me a couple times but i don't speak about it. they had a male screener who would alert a female uh come pli when he saw a guy he thought was hot. when the guy was getting scanned the woman would change the machine setting to female so that it would show an anomaly in this crotch. people say that to me. you have an anomaly in your crotch. this would trigger a pat down allowing the male agent to get his jollies. what? the denver station kcnc obtained the report showing this happened a dozen times and a tsa agent called it egregious and intolerable. jedi -- >> how sad is your life if you have to do this? if you have to work the system to cop a feel? >> him in the red hat! him in the red hat!

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. >>> carly florina is announcing that she is running for the republican nomination. and she will make that announcement on may 4. in iowa today, she shook hands with voters at a cafe and attempted to distance herself from hillary clinton. >> i bring a different perspective to the table. a different voice to the table. by the way, i look different. but i think, we need a president of the united states now who actually understands how the economy works. >> the wall street journal says she will make her formal announcement like hillary did online. >>> son of gop presidential candidate rand paul is facing a dui charge tonight. police cited 22-year-old william paul over the weekend. after he rear ended a parked car in kentucky. this mug shot is from a prior alcohol related arrest when she was 19. rand paul has no comment tonight. >>> michelle obama got quite the question today. a little girl wanted to know how old she was. >> say that again. give her the mic. [ laughter ] >> what was that? >> you look too young for 51! >> oh! [ laughter ] thank you! thank you! you should

carly just announced. how do you feel, sheryl? sheryl: i'm thrilled anytime a woman runs for office, anywhere in the world, whether it's the local, state government, county office, or all the way up to our presidency. i believe this is the first time in our history we've ever had two women running. that's great. the more, the better. emily: has anyone called you for advice? sheryl: i know them both and they're great women. what i think is great is i want more women in office on both sides of the aisle, in every party, whether they're the most conservative party in a country or the most liberal, having women makes a big difference. emily: are you endorsing anyone yet? i think politicians are the people that endorse. but i am very supportive of hillary clinton. and i'd like to see more women presidents all over the world. i think it's time for y'all. emily: my exclusive interview with sheryl sandberg and richard branson. catch the full interview in our special tonight, "balancing act," a conversation on work family and life and whet

you've heard carly fiorina about how getting on a plane and flying around the world does not mean you had a lot of accomplishments. what's fascinating when we call up with some of her potential rivals, and o'malley in particular is mirroring what carly fiorina said by questioning clinton's accomplishments. listen. >> the amount of time she spent traveling to countries, you ambassador and the secretary of state that she was for the new obama administration had a positive impact on american's image but we're going through uncharted time with failed nation states, with the rise of non-state actors with terror, so this is all still very much a work in progress. >> now of course the argument that clinton may use to push back is in that dangerous world of failed nation states that o'malley referred to particularly in the mideast she can make the case that she has more experience to be commander in chief than anyone on the democratic or republican side. leylande leland. >> voters are really used to seeing candidates in the local custard stand barbecue shack, didn't work out well for her a co

contender for the republican nomination will be there, jeb bush rand paul chris christie mike huckabee carly fiorina. the list goes on and on. >> i'm tracy potts at the u.s. capitol. we are tracking decision 2016 and hillary clinton who, as of now, is the latest candidate to declare. she is in a van on her way to iowa, the first caucus state, where her campaign has said they're going to go small. the idea here is not to show her on stages doing big speeches rallies. they want to show her connecting with people because that's how iowa votes. that's how the caucuses work. and so we're going to see her at a community college tomorrow. on wednesday at a small business in small, intimate settings with voters. she's already been tweeting some of that along the road to iowa. on the other side her republican opponents are already out with ads and videos against her. >> we must do better than the obama/clinton foreign policy that has damaged relationships with our allies and emboldened our enemies. >> i think the thing is about the clintons is that there's a certain sense that they're above the law.

. >> yeah, that's carly. >> jimmy: yeah, so you can carly just hang out and just be very beautiful together on the cover of "vogue" together. >> jimmy: yeah, me and my best friend we're on the cover of "cat fancy." [ laughter ] yeah, it's kind of exciting. it's kind of exciting. but, this is exciting because it just gets so much press, all this stuff. i just had some staff -- before i forget, you're the first female artist to have four consecutive studio albums to stay at number one for six plus weeks. hasn't happened since the beatles. [ cheers and applause ] first artist, first artist ever, to sell a million copies in a week, three times. no one's ever done that ever. that's what you've done. [ cheers and applause ] you have a new video out now, "style." the other two have done 500 plus million on vevo? i mean they're amazing. "blank space," i mean everyone's imitating and spoofing. i was like this is brilliant. it was really good. >> thank you. >> jimmy: so well done. so "style" is another big hit for you. you have this quote that made me, i was just like, oh i wanted to write you but yo

carly fiorina is thinking about ready for president. it seems like a lot of work just to be as fox news pundit. rand paul says that he has taken over the families not being president business. yes, rand like at least he rand for president. rand paul campaign slogan is "defeat the washington machine, unleash the american dream." american dream is of course the name for rand paul's wig. let's talk about my leader, michelle obama. [applause] michelle, you take care of that garden while you can't because you know an 18 month, bill asserting that into an aboveground pool. [laughter] seriously, michelle obama what an amazing woman. a harvard educated lawyer, a fierce advocate for lgbt writes, and an advocate to fight childhood obesity. it is a nightmare to eat next year. you know when i got up to go to the bathroom for 20 minutes? ahead ats pizza behind the toilet and i ate it. of course, mr. president, thank you so much for taking time away from being on jimmy kimmel to be here. [laughter] it is amazing to be with the president at this fancy

. >> hi i'm hosting snl with carlie ray jepsen. >> you forgot to say your name. >> hi i'm batman. too much? >> no, it's perfect. mt. hood was left off the list. so was the oregon coast, the columbia river gorge and the painted hills. smith rock and the wallowas are all missing. whoever named the seven wonders never set foot in oregon because even crater lake was left off their list. so we see your wonders world and raise you seven of our own. the seven wonders of oregon. see one, or better yet see them all. >>> the final four now down to just two. basketball is not the only thing people are talking about, indianapolis some are taking advantage of the march madness tourism to protest against indiana's new religious freedom law. indianapolis was buzzing over basketball today. but for the last week the nation's eyes have been off the court and on the indiana state house. as lawmakers rush to fix the controversial new religious freedom law. it triggered outrage and fears that it would protect businesses denying services to gay and lesbians. late thursday night indiana governor mike pe

wall street journal reports that carli fiorina will launch her presidential bid on may 4th. ben carson will declare his candidacy that same day and former arkansas governor mike huckabee will make his campaign official the day after. hillary clinton is the only democrat who is running. >>> there are new developments tonight in the criminal case against new jersey's senior u.s. senator. defense lawyers told a judge may may want senator bob menendez corruption trial moved out of the state. in exchange for political favors. in court today his defense said it's considering filing a motion to have the upcoming trial moved to florida where the investigation began. in the meantime the judge at today's hearing pushed back the start of the trial from july to october. >>> the vatican confirms that pope francis will stop in cuba before he visits the u.s. this fall. the pope is credited with helping to restore diplomatic relations between the u.s. and cuba. the visit would be way for him to push the process forward. the world meeting of families takes place in philadelphia the last week

carly -- >> okay. >> carly fiorina told us there's a 90% chance she'll get into the race. what's the percent chance you're going to get in? >> 91. >> seriously? >> yeah, i think so. i've got to put the means together. i think i got a good message and been more right than wrong and criticized the president for leading from behind and being weak and indecisive, i think i have something to offer the party and nation. i make that decision in may if i can raise the money i'll do it. >> here's why some people are skeptical and let's put some issues up on the screen. you believe that climate change is real and the federal government must address it, you're open to raising taxes as part of a grand bargain. you support comprehensive immigration reform in your home state of south carolina, you are at this point running fourth behind walker and bush and cruz and 55% of those polled in your home state say they would not consider voting for you for president. are you too moderate? are you too far in the center on nondefense issues to win the republican nomination? >> not at all. i beli

ben carson plans to join the is race may 5th which conflicts with carly fiorina who planned to announce her candidacy the day before. rand paul who officially joined the race last week has raised $2 million so far. new hampshire is equally critical for new jersey governor chris christie who proposed means testing and raising the eligibility ages for social security and medicare and took a swipe at bush for his family and policy positions. >> he is has certainly got a father and brother who have a record and i don't know what jeb bush is going to say about foreign policy. >> reporter: in a three-day new hampshire swing rick approximate perry told his record in texas uncomparable and dissed candidates as legislators not leaders. >> i think the next nominee is going to be a governor. i think americans are going to be looking for that experienced executive leadership. >> reporter: host of the gop field will be in new hampshire tomorrow for the start of a two-day summit on the grant states first in the nation presidential primary. 19, yes, 19 declared and potential candidates will be rubbing