she arrived late last night from chappaqua, new york. the campaign is well underway in iowa. potential candidates have already been in the state. some activists we talked to say she has questions that she needs to answer. her listening tour is similar to what she did when she ran for the senate 15 years ago in new york. this will continue for a few weeks as she visits new hampshire and south carolina and nevada and starts the fund raising trips. at the end of may, she will give a bigger announcement to give a broader outline on her platform. john and christine. >> thank you, jeff. with hillary clinton freshly on the campaign trail now, her former boss president obama says it is early to endorse her for the democratic nomination. the president had a few words of praise for secretary clinton. >> i think she will do great. i have known her for a very long time. we had a really tough primary in 2008. i saw first hand how tenacious and determined and compassionate she is when it comes to the issues facing the middle class and she was an outstanding secretary of state. i'm not goin

. >> frank justra arranged for the kazakh officials to go to bill clinton's house in chappaqua.contacted both the clinton foundation the clinton spokesman and mr. justra they denied any such meeting ever took place. and then when we told them well we had already talked to the head of kazakhstan who has a picture of him and bill at the home in chappaqua, and that he proudly displayed on his office wall they then acknowledged that yes, the meeting had taken place. >> so what happened to justra's company that benefited from that deal in kazakhstan? after a merger it became a uranium giant. called uranium one. and then the russians bought it. >> uranium one became very active in acquiring uranium assets actually in the united states itself. by 2008 2009 they were particularly attractive target for the russian government. >> and the russians acquired that target. >> they would acquire what would amount to 50% of projected uranium output by 2015. >> in other words, russia now controls what was projected to be up to half of america's uranium. does secretary clinton factor into this? >>

that when she did that, chappaqua became the department of state. records were in fact in the possession of the united states government at that point. i am going to be fascinated, by the argument she is going to make that they were not. she moved the secretary's office from foggy bottom to chappaqua. there is simply no disputing that. she made a decision that her business would be conducted on that server. that was her decision. it wasn't anybody else's decision. when she did that, she transferred federal records into that house. and into that server. they may very well argue, whatever they want to argue about it but i think they're going to a really tough time convincing anybody that those weren't government records from day one in her possession in that place and when she ordered them to be permanently deleted and nobody knows what she ordered deleted nobody knows her representations are irrelevant. they mean nothing. they are of such limited evidentiary value given the scheme that was worked out here, to deny access, and to deny information, tha

tantalizing hints of a seemingly carefree jaunt from the clinton estate in chappaqua across key battleground states. more than a thousand miles to her first public event tomorrow in iowa. carefully choreographed to re-introduce hillary clinton as the self-declared champion of everyday americans like those seen in her campaign video. >> we've been doing a lot of home renovations. >> but most importantly we just really want to teach our dog to quit eating the trash. >> reporter: trying to re-create the voting blocs of the winning coalition from 2008. women, latinos, millennials. like the bagniewskis who said they had no idea the interview they did two months ago would be part of her campaign announcement. >> we were pretty shocked. i rushed home and by the time i got home my phone had already exploded. >> reporter: and a group with growing political clout, gays. >> we invited hillary clinton to come to our wedding. >> reporter: it did not mention her most recent job, secretary of state and questions she's sure to face about foreign policy failures like benghazi or more recently her deleted e-m

>> i refer to her as the duchess of chappaqua, she has this it monarchic kind of demeanor.$300,000 per speech if you had her talk to your university including public universities had you to bring her in on a gulf stream jet sand put her up in specifically the presidential suite and specific lists of kinds of pillows and chairs on stage that she required for her appearances. so this is quite a jarring contrast from that to this over just a couple of weeks. >> the problem with that though is she could have joined a lot of corporate boards and gotten bigger perks and take aways. >> the biggest perk and take away is the white house and flying on the jet and the secret service. she can have like a hundred scooby vans if she wants. >> it's not just the money. it has to be a gulf stream jet. she t. can't be a nice suite in the hotel it has to be presidential suite. >> what kind of pillows the secret service. >> maybe this is me becoming president so wherever i go i have got to be in the presidential suite. >> i think the big question is over the next 15, you know, 16 months how is

she moved the secretary's office from foggy bottom to chappaqua. there's simply no disputing that. she made the decision that her business would be conducted on that server. that was her decision and not anybody else's decision. when she did that, she transferred federal records into that house. and into that server. they may very well argue whatever they want to argue about it, but i think they are going to have a really tough time convincing anybody but those were not government records from day one, in her possession, in that place. and when she ordered them to be permanently deleted, and nobody knows what she ordered deleted nobody knows. representations are irrelevant. they mean nothing. they are of such limited evidentiary value. given this scheme that worked out here to deny access and information, that this is going to be fun to watch. daniel: that line of reasoning is basically twofold. when she established or began using her personal e-mail account, that was functionally an official e-mail account and that when she involved her private e-mail server, that was functionally

and the day we found out that hillary clinton improperly had her own server in chappaqua and improperly the united nations in real time i think of ron fournier he immediately in real time when he found out that hillary clinton destroyed her servers, he immediately said this is a problem, not because of yoga this is a problem, not because of chelsea this is a problem not because of interior decorating, this is a problem because of foreign donations. ron fournier and a lot of tough journalists knew in real time that there werismly indications to the foreign donations that came thisinto the government. will it matter to democrats? i don't think so. but i know there are a lot of people like me who admired her and said, wow, that's -- i admire jeb bush. but i think america will question whether we're going to deal with bush fatigue for eight more years and clinton fatigue for eight more years. this is not a fresh new start. this takes us all back to 1999. and i was there. it was ugly. >> i don't disagree with anything you've said. the server, the foreign money, the bush fatigue, the clinton

she moved the secretary's office from foggy bottom to chappaqua. there's simply no disputing that. she made the decision that her business would be conducted on that server. that was her decision and not anybody else's decision. when she did that, she transferred federal records into that house. and into that server. they may very well argue whatever they want to argue about it, but i think they are going to have a really tough time convincing anybody but those were not government records from day one in her possession, in that place. and when she ordered them to be permanently deleted, and nobody knows what she ordered deleted nobody knows. representations are irrelevant. they mean nothing. they are of such limited evidentiary value. given this scheme that worked out here to deny access and information, that this is going to be fun to watch. daniel: that line of reasoning is basically twofold. when she established or began using her personal e-mail account, that was functionally an official e-mail account and that when she involved her private e-mail server, that was functionally

she spent the night in iowa after arriving last night at the end of a 1,000 mile road trip from chappaqua, new york. she stopped at a chipotle outside toledo before reaching iowa. the 2016 campaign is underway in iowa. martin o'malley and jim webb have been in the state. some democratic activists we talked to say they have questions over what she stands for. clinton will have a listening tour today when she first ran for the senate 15 years ago in new york. she will visit other early voting states of new hampshire, south carolina and nevada and starts the fund raising trips. at the end of may, she intends to give a bigger announcement for a broader outline on her broader platform. john and christine. >>> thanks jeff. with the former secretary of state on the campaign trail, her former boss and one time opponent president obama says it is a little early to endorse for the democratic nomination. he offered glowing words of praise for secretary clinton. >> i think she will do great. you know i have known her for a very long time. we had a tough primary in 2008 and i saw first hand how tenaci

>> getting into the white house system they can certainly get into bill's server in chappaqua. >> youever know. that bill is a character. >> the government really is coming after companies, right for having weak cybersecurity. you know at the time when the health exchanges are getting hacked and government isn't required to disclose if your private information is hacked there is such a contradiction there. we'll save that for another segment. next up, president bill clinton is opening up about the back seat role he plans to take in his wife's expected presidential campaign but does hillary need his charm to attract voters? >>> and, or maybe the money. as she and other presidential contenders crystallize their 2016 strategy, some are starting to play the name game. why feminists do not think the former secretary of state should be called which her first name, hillary. why rand paul is ditching his title of senator on the web. ♪ if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping

about the jeffrey epstein matter, the orgy island she went barrelling into bill clinton's office in chappaqua, took her hand and cleaned off his desk wiping off everything including his sculptures, furious at him. practically killed him. i mean, she has this terrible anger. >> you know her. >> i do know her. >> she's a mediocre politician, let's be honest. she doesn't have the skills -- the political skills that bill clinton has. >> sure. >> what about this temper? how bad is it? >> i'll put it in personal terms, sean. >> okay. >> i was invited to play a significant role in the 2008 presidential election. i chose to pass on that. and i've never had any regrets. she is a talented woman. she is a smart woman. but she is not somebody i would want to associate my political career with. even though i will vote for her, and i hope be able to vote enthusiastically. >> i'll try to convince you otherwise. >> i know you will. >> rebecca how big an issue is it if that temper issue really -- this is only three examples. i have dozens more of people saying the same thing on the record. how big an issue? >

she's going to do everything that it takes to get to the truth even if that goes all the way to chappaqua and hillary clinton's private server. so with that my congresswoman, my friend susan brooks. [ applause ] >> they're all leaving me. thank you tom. good morning, everyone. great to be here. i was just going to turn to my right and left and thank -- certainly i want to thank fellow hoosier tom wheeler for introducing me. good to see you too, jim. just came in. and i also want to thank randy, your chair and kim reed, your co-chair, the entire executive committee for hosting me 24 morning. i do have a quick announcement just because of what has happened. the executive committee has asked me to make a quick announcement. i assume you're getting cles. is that a fair assessment? as a 30-year lawyer i know how important those are. but i want to make sure know attendance may be taken this afternoon if you're not present because you're watching march madness you may not get the cle credits. you may get a little add-on to your fees. i'm just kidding. if you're going to be watching the hoosiers

she's at her home in chappaqua, not here in brooklyn. she's calling around to friends and supporters and you can bet that everybody here behind me, all the senior officials, are calling out to people in iowa and new hampshire, on capitol hill, donors in california and new york, all over the country, telling them the big news, making sure they hear it from a campaign official and not just from a tweet like the rest of us. >> alex, there as you've been watching the campaign headquarters there in brooklyn, what has changed over the day in terms of energy, activity, number of individuals, types of people that are coming and going. >> reporter: right, well, the staff moved into the 11th floor of this building on friday and have been working pretty much around the clock. we heard of a meeting starting as late as 7:30 last night, saturday night. today the intensive level has ratcheted up tremendously. overnight, there were protest signs put up by some anti-hillary people. the republican national committee was out here. but of course, there have

he will continue to live in little rock and chappaqua.puts it. he will continue flying around the world doing exactly what he has been doing until now. making himself the king of the world. stuart: how is he going to handle himself and the campaign has hillary runs up to the camp came? i thought that he would be a big part of it. >> there has been a lot of talk inside the campaign. they want to keep him in the background now. that is something that nobody has ever succeeded doing ever before. i think that bill is so you rip purchasable, that we will be hearing a lot of him. stuart: can you tell me what the state of the clinton marriage is? >> they talk to each other as many as a dozen times on the phone. they live completely separate lives. often times hillary does not know where bill is. she does not ask because she does not want to know. good stuff. thank you. back to apple. 1 million pre-orders of the apple watch. how does that stack up? >> pre-orders for the apple watch where just about 1 million. that does not come from apple. what w

. >> the former secretary of state, senator, and first lady began her trip in her hometown of chappaqua, new york and is riding to iowa in a van nicknamed "scooby." she tweeted a picture of voters she met. nancy cordes is waiting for her in des moines. nancy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's more than a thousand miles between new york and iowa so i suspect we'll see several more pictures of clinton with average americans she meets on the road before she makes it here to iowa. like her announcement video, this trip is designed to show that she can connect with voters and that she doesn't expect a coronation. >> i'm getting ready for a lot of things. >> reporter: clinton doesn't appear in her own announcement video until it's almost over. >> my daughter is starting kindergarten. >> getting married this summer to someone i care about. >> reporter: she's preceded by a diverse group of americans sharing big and small plans for the future. [ speaking spanish ] >> we just want to teach our dog to quit eating the trash. >> i'm getting ready to do something, too. i'm running for pre

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. >> reporter: clinton, her campaign staffers, and a secret service detail left her home in chappaquadriving through new jersey, into pennsylvania where they made that gas station pit stop, spending the night in pittsburgh, heading west before stopping at that chipotle in maumee, ohio, monday where she also ordered guac. then there was a stop in joliet, illinois and then iowa or bust. >> everyday americans need a champion, and i want to be that champion. >> reporter: and iowa is an important state for clinton. she lost here back in 2008 for that first official stop here today, she tours a community college, her campaign saying she's coming here with humility ready to shake every single hand, george, clearly trying to avoid the appearance of a coronation. >> and that's what the iowa voters expect okay, cecilia, thanks very much. >>> while hillary was keeping a low profile on the road, marco rubio launching his white house bid in a big way at the freedom tower. i sat down with the 43-year-old first term senator at his west miami home hours before the kickoff speech and asked him why he

. >> reporter: climbing into the back of a van for a 1,086 road trip in had he home in chappaqua, newk, headed for monticello iowa passing through pennsylvania and ohio as well as her home state of illinois before reaching iowa. she is still haunted by her third place finish in 2008. diana phoenix still remembers standing in line to see clinton back then. she ultimately supported barack obama, and now has questions about how much of a middle-class champion clinton actually is. >> ties to wall street some of the votes she has voted that have not been as strong on keeping the banks in line and lending. >> reporter: when clinton arrives in iowa on tuesday, she'll see that the 2016 campaign is already well under way. democrats like former maryland governor martin o'malley and former virginia senator jim webb have already been working the state. on the republican side the field is even more crowded with each hopeful trying to make a name for himself at clinton's expense. >> i believe in the power -- >> reporter: at a campaign stop today senator ted cruz led the charge. >> president obama a

did six or eight months ago when she was flying around the world, getting awards and she was in chappaquank the polling that you just showed, it's interesting, it's a snapshot. it doesn't really represent what's going to happen 18 months from now. it's just a look at what some of these key states are thinking about and asking about. it makes sense for people to have questions about hillary clinton. there were reasons why she didn't get the nomination last time. and people will have to decide what they like and dislike about her and what do they want to know in the months coming forward. >> why do you think her message didn't resonate in places like -- >> iowa was a really really tough slog for her. and that definitely did set her candidacy probably to lose even though she came back and beat barack obama in many many primary states in that long slog, ultimately ending in june. iowa was the state that derailed her. she needs to play smarter in that persnickety state. >> jess same question to you as well. >> i do agree. i think we're going to see this time around that she is going to fight l

is hacking us every day and penetrating the pentagon, why would we be able to get the server in chappaquae device. they asked for her e-mails and she deleted them after they asked for them. now we find out that she was replying -- like we make mistakes replying to the wurong person with a wrong answer. she's replying on -- >> way to go with our national security there, her strategy going into 2016 is going to be destroy and deny. if we look back to 2012 when you look at harry reid, his strategy was destroy people's names and lie. remember this when he said mitt romney didn't pay his taxes and he slashed them there. watch this and recall. >> he's refused to release tax returns as we know. if a person coming before this body wanted to be a cabinet officer, he couldn't be if he had the -- the same about what mitt romney does about tax returns. so the words out that he hasn't paid any taxes for ten years. let him prove he has paid taxes because he hasn't. >> even on the senate floor. why is that a senate issue? >> it was a lie. >> it's so despicable for the guy who is running the president to

hitting the road with a handful of advisers traveling by van to the midwest from her home in papapap chappaqua, new york. and the most noteworthy campaign stop, chipotle in ohio. joining us kristen welker. where is she going today and how does it fit into the strategy? >> reporter: good morning. clinton is going to come here to the kirkwood community college in jones county a little bit later on today when she gets here, she will tour an advanced manufacturing lab, she will hold a round table with really just a handful of students and faculty members. i'm told she'll focus on economic pocketbook issues. and this does fit into her broader strategy trying to correct the mistakes she made here in 2008. she wants to come off as more approachable. she wants to get more up close and personal with voters. but there is another part of her strategy, as well, this county and the one that she'll be visiting tomorrow are a part of big media markets here in iowa. they also have big populations of caucusgoers. the politics here in jones county, this is not a democratic stronghold by any measure. they went f

execution and the contrast as kristen pointed out to 2008 where she was alone in her living room in chappaquait." this is other people. not just other people but the people who make up the obama coalition. her job is not to persuade a lot of people who don't know about her. most people in the country have opinions about hillary clinton. she has to figure out how to do the same thing barack obama did in 2012. how to get hispanic americans, lgbt americans, a bunch of the obama women in particular. college educated non-college women. how do i get those people to come out for me in large numbers. that's who those people were. there's an elizabeth warrenesque economic populous thing that came through. i don't think it's fake "americans have fought their way through tough economic times but the deck is stacked for those at the top." that's right out of elizabeth warren's play book. >> steve has to be excited about that, elizabeth warren impacted hillary clinton. >> i think those people you're talking about john hielmann are there. she's starting in a good position, we know that. and yeah we saw the