performed by national captioning institute] will >> this 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

the pool sits together. >> we're talking about the hillary clinton campaign. she's been through many campaigns and the victim of a lot of press. they have no history of this. this is not the great left wing conspiracy. >> she has a history of not speaking to the press. >> next i'm sure they'll be calling for a congressional investigation and rush limbaugh will be calling for a special prosecutor. >> they are members of the press. >>> ask no one is disputing that. i'm saying as one democrat as a supporter of hillary clinton that there was no history to show they ever have this practice of blocking the press pool. this is a logistics issue. this is great for those stoned on twitter looking for conspiracy. >> stoned? >> just the folks on twitter. >> not stoners. >> great to see you. >> good to be with you. >> don't hold will it against him. we might have a few stones. >> there was a dramatic twist to one of the biggest stories in the country as the head of an naacp group resigns after news leaks out that she was only pretending to be black. her parents are here li

confronted on her reporting. >> by asking tough they questions to show what will happen from hillary clinton's campaign you do, that you will be barred from the event. i guess you can't help but think we're getting window into what a hillary clinton presidency would look like and lack of transparency we%get from hillary clinton administration. if it is starting here, imagine what it looks like once she is in office. look reporter has responsibility as to ask tough questions. if she can't answer those or at least avoid them in a question-answer format she is not doing her job. >> she is also ignoring that adorable ed henry. i for one will not stand for that. >> he was very upset. >> you're spot-on about that. this is what she is doing when she is trying to seem likeable. when she is trying to be inviting to the press. imagine what she is going to do when paranoia and power set in when she is president of the united states? it should be terrifying for members of the press who already have been terrorized by this current administration, trust me, it can get much worse. >> bernie, what is she so afraid of?

. >>> 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 political editor was supposed to be the designated reporter but was told by staffers that he wasn't welcome. joining us with reaction from new hampshire ed henry. this is not goin

politico's mike allen said done with two clinton campaign strategists. asked what the announcement means for this campaign moving forward. mr. mook: we kicked off the campaign and had to start from scratch. hillary wanted time to get out there, meet the voters workshop policies. she got time to do that. in the campaign, we had time to hire staff, get the doors open. tomorrow signifies a shift to communicate to voters what clinton's campaign will look like. she will lay out why she is running, and her vision for the country. through the summer, she will continue working on policies more in-depth. it kicks off a stage where we will start building the organization that we will need to turn our voters out in the primary. it is really an official launch of the campaign. now, hillary will get out there. host: what has been -- [indiscernible] ms. palmieri: for her, she spent the six months prior -- she is very focused on policy. she said during that time, if i don't have the solutions -- she spent the six months talking to hundreds of people advisers, academics

. >>> kept away by the clinton campaign. this reporter says he was banned by hillary clinton's events yesterday. this morning, he's here to tell us live what happened behind the scenes. >> this football team's entire season was in jeopardy when someone ripped off their gear. but this morning, after "fox & friends" viewers stepped up to the plate, a major development. it's not what you might expect. let me remind you in case there's a quiz later, mornings are better with friends. >> that's the answer. ♪ ♪ >>> oh, how nice is that? i remember that picture, young brian kilmeade. >> this is prom time and it is prom season and it's time to look back to 1954 when i was actually at the prom. these are my friends. we have one goalie in our group and john coopey. >> brian, was there women at the prom? >> yes, there were. we actually brought women. they just weren't in the picture. >> i believe it was celebration. it was new then. >> coming up this morning, our own peter johnson, jr is going to tell you during prom season how do you pr

clinton. a washington post poll 52% don't think she's honest. over the weekend her campaigner denied these real live polls. >> the voters in the polls have shown voters do not trust her. >> no polls show voters don't trust her. no poll says that. >> the hannity team asked clinton supporters about her honesty and trustworthiness. watch this. >> j absolutely have no qualms about her honesty and her moral -- >> deleting the e-mails, i would say not ideal. >> at some point we have to lend trust to the candidates running for the most powerful position in the world. >> i like she's accessible when she's in the public. >> i know you don't like that she doesn't go in front of the camera but that's what people who do their job do. >> i'd be thrill fundamentaled if she was a third term of her husband. >> joining us with reaction the author author peats author peter schweizer and governor john sununu. george walker bush he was honest and trustworthy. >> that's how he succeeded like he did. getting legislation passed. he worked with tom foley and george mitchell. it was tough politicall

palmieri: we need to demystify the clinton campaign. i want you to know robbie and understand his thinking and how he runs the campaign. that is why i asked him to put himself in a little spotlight. mr. mook: in fairness too, part of my job is to mobilize as many people into this campaign as possible. anytime there is an opportunity for folks who are interested in campaigning and becoming more involved, we want to take advantage of the and asked them to become -- ask them to become part of the campaign. host: there are some quotes and hear about your training materials. it talks about your mo, your theory. one of the excerpts in your training manual, you wrote -- your notebook should be divided in three sections per day. clearly, you are very detail oriented guy. why is that important? mr. mook: particularly in organizing work, time is the most precious resource on a campaign. i will speak louder. time is the most precious resource of a campaign. when you are an organizer, there are never enough days -- or hours in the day -- when i was

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 defy him 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 and joining me for insight and analysis this morning are conservative radio talk hoe hose hugh hugh yitd 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 came from the two most powerful political families in american politics today.

questions related to hillary clinton -- to the clinton foundation have any effect on the hillary clinton campaignarsh and monica crowley. you worked for nixon. he cut the media out and didn't work well for him. david: >> i worked later in his life. hillary clinton had a press conference and told press would be different after this point. total transparency and rest of it. now we know that is not true. the question how much longer she can get away with this left-wing politicians, democrats have great protection from the press. the difficulty for hillary is, they didn't actually like her. they have never liked her the way they liked her husband. she might not actually be as protected as he was. david: marianne is this nixonian stonewalling here? >> this is pretty obvious what the clinton campaign is doing. trying to focus on local voters and local reporters. that is what they did in iowa. that is what they were trying to do in new hampshire yesterday. that is focus of campaign. going to small private meetings. going to small public meetings. did rally on saturday. reality you don't have to go to th

we'll tell you about it. >>> kept away by the clinton campaign. he was banned by hillary clinton's events yesterday. this morning, he's here to tell us live what happened behind the scenes. >> this football team's entire season was in jeopardy when someone ripped off their gear. but this morning, after "fox & friends" viewers stepped up to

she's with the clinton campaign in south carolina today. brianna, in 2008 as we recall clinton got slawer in by barack obama. it got ugly. clinton there is today pitching tax credits for businesses who hire apprentices, but poll numbers raising alarm that her trust worthiness remains a concern among key voters. >> reporter: that's right, jake. many voters don't trust hillary clinton. that's what the poll is showing, the campaign i'll tell you, is trying to make this more an issue of competent, saying the voters do trust her to serve them. >> and fight back against those who would drive us apart. i will wage and win four fights for you. >> reporter: hillary clinton taking her buzzword "fight" to south carolina. >> it is win, win, win for everybody. >> but new polls in key battleground states spell trouble. 51% of voters in florida say clinton is not honest and trust worthy in a quinnipiac poll. in ohio that number climbs for 53%, and 54% in pennsylvania. significant dips in public opinion of her trust worthiness since recent controversies ov

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

clinton. but did the big event live up to expectation as far as supporters? we will ask why her campaign is denying polls are showing people have a trust deficit and an issue when it comes to trusting hillary clinton. and laying off good employees for economic reasons can get sticky so why is some company saying they should not say the word fire when they lower the boom. speaking of boom. it is going to be like dineimate on the web. sign in on facebook or twitter and chime in. we will be right here. benny's the oldest dog in the shelter. he needed help all day so i adopted him. when my back pain flared up, we both felt it. i tried tylenol but it was 6 pills a day. with aleve it's just two pills, all day. now i'm back! aleve. all day strong. i've lived my whole life here in fairbanks, alaska. i love the outdoors, spending time with my family. i have a family history of prostate cancer. i had the test done and that was when i got the news. my wife and i looked at treatment options. cancer treatment centers of america kept coming up on the radar. so we flew to phoenix. greg progressed excel

hillary clinton is getting ready for her campaign launch rally. today her campaign released this video filled with old pictures and biographical anecdotes about her family and her time as first lady. the videocast clinton as a fighter for the causes she has longed believed in and those of the themes you expect to hear tomorrow in the big part of the speech she is going to give. what would it take for this launched be considered successful by hillary clinton? john: the only metric of success for this event is it hillary clinton tells us, tells voters tells people why she is running for president. if she lays out a clear rationale for why she is running. my fear looking at that video and reading some of the reporting on what the campaign is telling people this is going to be more about who she is rather than why she wants to be president. biography though powerful in terms of building a narrative for hillary clinton the biography is known. what is not known is the rationale. mark: it is an interesting choice. what she has to do is take the biography

he was supposed to cover the clinton campaign yesterday. it had nothing to do with the campaign. a technical issue, normally use people in the white house press pool. he's technically not in that. the organization, they're trying to work that out. there's a lot of people wondering what's going on here and interesting that other print reporters from various organizations put out a tough statement saying they haven't yet had a clear explanation why the reporter for today's events was denied access but who was in the pool is unacceptable. any print owner willing to take part. if you look at the names, "the new york times," ""the washington post"," saying the clinton campaign can't dictate who's covering her. serious pushback. >> no doubt. ed henry, thank you so much. >> congrats on the book. >> thank you, ed. >>> more ahead on the latest twist in the clinton e-mail scandal. did hillary clinton comply with the law, the judge, and napolitano? he's going to weigh in in just a couple of minutes. >>> the former naacp leader said she considered herself black since 5 years old but her fami

frankly in similar ways which is they have well-known last names but both campaigns, the clinton campaign and the bush campaign believe the folks don't know the real hillary or the real jeb. so for instance tomorrow you're going to hear a lot about hillary rodham the woman that was raised by dorothy rodham her mother. as a way to explain why she wants to be president. the campaign believes that when you hear the story of dorothy rodham and you hear that it will provide sort of the backbone for what drives her on economic issues and drives her on family issues. jeb bush on monday is going to do the same thing. it's all about introducing jeb, the guy from florida, the governor of florida. not the brother of george w. or the son of george h.w. it's tough for both of them but it's what they're going to attempt to do lester. >> and it's going to give you and your guests a lot to talk about this weekend. let me remind folks, he'll have much more on this political weekend and the clinton and bush campaigns coming up on "meet the press" this sunday. >>> secretary of state john kerry was released

people who with have served time at the clinton foundation the state department and now the clinton campaignwhat did you learn? >> the point is when you take a look at the clinton family foundation that's been the center of the news stories and causing headaches for hillary clinton what you see is this is not a charity so much as a place where the clinton s park all of their political operatives when they are not running on campaign so they can roll them out when they are running again. one thing i found significant numbers of people senior management jobs at that foundation are long-time clinton political operatives. they go to the foundation for a while and then go back and work on her campaign and that's what you are seeing happening. >> the foundation spends a surprisingly large share of what it raises administration and staff rather than giving the money away. >> yeah. that leads to all of these questions. those donors who are out there, are they aware so much of their money is basically going to pay for clinton cronies and political operatives and in fact are some of them giving money

beth covered hillary clinton's 2008 campaign for the associated press. hillary clinton's message is going to be? >> she keeps hammering this message of income inthe equality, she embraced that. it's a big talking point for democratic base voters. she in the past has been reluck at that particular time to really get behind that as a senator from new york city she had to sort of stay there for the banking industry and look out for those folks, she's made a step away from that now embracing a message that is animating the base getting people middle class folks to have the same opportunity and the same chance to advance and bring up wages. that is a big part of her policy message. her personal message we were told is about her mother. she's going to invoke her late mother who had a rough childhood, she's going to say that dorothy rodham's life inspired her to go in public service. >> do you think hillary clinton explained why she should be president? >> she hasn't really laid that out. there are so many ways that we can see she feels she's ready for this she

bill clinton will appear with her tomorrow, his first in this campaign. on cnn, he denied she did favors for his donors. >> i never saw her study a list of my contributors or -- and i had no idea who was doing business before the state department. >> mrs. clinton was the secretary of state for four years under president obama, and she has a record. and it's a record that she'll have to defend. >> reporter: clinton is counting on people caring more about her plans for the future than the past. andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington. >> let's bring in chuck todd, nbc news political director and moderator of "meet the press." he joins us now. chuck, it's a big legacy weekend. you've got a big weekend not only for the clinton name but for the bush name. right? >> it is, and lester, what's interesting is both know they have the same problem and both are going to try to attempt to deal with that problem frankly, in similar ways, which is they have well-known last names, but both campaigns, the bush campaign and clinton campaign, believe folks don't know the real

tonight, hillary clinton's campaign, and gop potpourri. first the white house takes it on the chin.ejected 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 on life 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 blaming 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. from the notion that he is a lame-duck. this was the first of the last big thing he wanted to get done. john: house democrats do not want this trade deal. that was the message today. the trade assistance thing was about giving money to help displaced workers. this is som

about people who have served time at the clinton foundation the state department and now the clinton campaign. what did you learn? >> well i think the point here is when you take a big look at this foundation the clinton family foundation which has been the center of all the new stories and causing a lot of medaches for hillary clinton, you begin to see this place is not really a charity so much as it is a place where the clintons park all of their political operatives when they're not running some campaign so they can roll them back out when they are running for office again. one of the things i found is a significant number of people that are senior management jobs at that foundation are long-time clinton political operatives. they go to the foundation for awhile and then they go back and work on her campaign. that's what you're seeing happening at the moment. >> the foundation itself spends a surprisingly large share of what it raises on administration and staff rather than giving the money away. >> yeah. and that lead to all these questions. those donors who are out there, are they aware

from hillary clinton campaign events all over the country. fayetteville, arkansas phoenix, arizona, and springfield, missouri, and salt lake city, utah. hillary for president events happening across the country. they want it to be known they're running in all 50 states. they're organizing in those states. people are turning out to volunteer for her campaign in every state in the country. and yes, she's running basically all alone in the national polls. she's so far out ahead, she's the favorite to win the nomination on the democratic side. but what's going on with bernie sanders is also a real thing. there is bernie sanders at the pac event and telling the crowd, i have a secret. that secret is that we're going win new hampshire. he is saying that i am going to win the new hampshire primary. there's a headline out of this weekend and saying that clinton ekes out a win. what? 252 votes. what does that mean? hillary clinton 49 and sanders 41 percent. in the straw poll this weekend. listen honestly in the national polls, sheeds ahead by dozens o

palmieri: we need to demystify the clinton campaign. i want you to know robbie and understand his thinking and how he runs the campaign. that is why i asked him to put himself in a little spotlight. mr. mook: in fairness too, part of my job is to mobilize as many people into this campaign as possible. anytime there is an opportunity for folks who are interested in campaigning and becoming more involved, we want to take advantage of the and asked them to become -- ask them to become part of the campaign. host: there are some quotes and hear about your training materials. it talks about your mo, your theory. one of the excerpts in your training manual, you wrote -- your notebook should be divided in three sections per day. clearly, you are very detail oriented guy. why is that important? mr. mook: particularly in organizing work, time is the most precious resource on a campaign. i will speak louder. time is the most precious resource of a campaign. when you are an organizer, there are never enough days -- or hours in the day -- when i was

tomorrow hillary clinton's first campaign rally will get personal. focusing on her late mother dorothy rodham twice abandoned as a child by her parents, forced to make her way across country and work as a maid. >> my mom, who never got to go to college, could see her daughter go to college. >> reporter: clinton credits her mother for her passion and values especially fighting for women and children. one reason she wants to be president. zblefrd americans and their families need a champion a champion who will fight for them every single day. >> reporter: the backdrop a new york park named for franklin roosevelt. challenging her from the left senator bernie sanders, slamming clinton today for ducking tough issues. >> what about hillary clinton on the trade issue? >> it is hard for me to understand how any candidate, hillary clinton or anybody else cannot have a position on what is a major, major issue facing the american people. you're for it or against it but you've got to have a position. >> reporter: clinton is dominating the democratic field, but r

hillary clinton campaign is showing the crowds and today the hillary clinton campaign sent this out withwhole series of the photos from the events in the country, arkansas, missouri, salt lake city, utah. they want it to be known that they're running in the office, and organizing in the states. people are turning out to get involved and in every state of the country and yes she is running basically all alone in the national pole. she is so far ahead and she is the favorite to win the nomination on the democratic side, but with what is going on with bernie sanders is a real thing. there is bernie sanders at the pact event and telling the crowd i have a secret. that secret is that we're going win new hampshire. he is saying that i am going to win the new hampshire primary. there's a headline out of this weekend and saying that clinton seeks out a win. what? 252 votes. what does that mean? hillary clinton 49 and sanders 41 percent. >> i am sure that the clinton campaign is not worried about the nomination. senator bernie sanders role in the race is clearly going to be a lot more fun this ye

in this new stage of the campaign will hillary clinton be more acceptable to the press do town halls participate in the way other and dates do? >> hillary was focused in this campaign on being accessible to every day americans. and spending time at small roundtables, face to face, workshopping her policies. answering questions, asking questions. what you saw in her speech yesterday was the result of two months of hitting the ground, talking to every day americans getting their input to reflect what they want to see in their next president. and offer, get reaction to what she believes needs to be doing. this campaign not about hillary not about media it's about every day americans you will absolutely see her this week in states doing plenty of interviews. >> dickerson: we look forward to that. final question, hillary clinton had a big health scare when she was secretary of state will she release her medical records as part of her campaign? >> i'll let hillary decide that. i can tell you she has been hitting the campaign trail hard. i don't think anybody is doubting whether hillary can

ed henry is covering the clinton campaign tonight. >> reporter: hillary clinton took her rebooted campaign to new hampshire today where she focused on spreading the wealth and was quickly confronted about how she can pull off a populist campaign after she and her husband made $25 million last year. >> i'm very grateful for the success bill and i have had. >> reporter: clinton did take several campaign questions today. a campaign official insisted a snub of a reporter had nothing to do with the newspaper's aggressive coverage of clinton and instead boils down to a dispute over whether the pool system should consist of those already at the white house. >> i'm not running for some americans but for all americans. >> reporter: then quickly veered off into a state of the union style laundry list of liberal programs as the former secretary of state spent just two minutes of the 40 minute speech on foreign policy. she suggested gop leaders are racist for opposing her efforts to increase voting rights. >> i really am quite amazed at all the republican-led efforts to disempower and disenfranchise y

ed henry is covering the clinton campaign tonight. >> reporter: hillary clinton took her rebooted campaign to new hampshire today where she focused on spreading the wealth and was quickly confronted about how she can pull off a populist campaign after she and her husband made $25 million last year. >> i'm very grateful for the success bill and i have had. >> reporter: clinton did take several campaign questions today. a campaign official insisted a snub of a reporter had nothing to do with the newspaper's aggressive coverage of clinton and instead boils down to a dispute over whether the pool system should consist of those already at the white house. >> i'm not running for some americans but for all americans. >> reporter: then quickly veered off into a state of the union style laundry list of liberal programs as the former secretary of state spent just two minutes of the 40 minute speech on foreign policy. she suggested gop leaders are racist for opposing her efforts to increase voting rights. >> i really am quite amazed at all the republican-led efforts to disempower and disenfranchise y

tell 'em cedric sent you. >>> and now to developing news out of texas where hillary clinton is on a campaignabout voting rights when she receives an award later today. clinton is expected to make major policy announcements in a state at the center of controversies. joining me now is zack roth covering voting rights. good morning. >> good morning. >> how big is clinton expected to go? >> well pretty big. according to her campaign she will call for a national standard of at least 20 days of early voting for every state. and that would include weekend and evening voting to accommodate working people and people who have family commitments. she will urge congress to strengthen the voting rights act which was badly weakened in 2013 by the supreme court. and she will draw a real contrast with republicans calling out restrictive voting laws in ohio wisconsin, north carolina and in texas all passed by republicans. the other thing to note here is her top campaign lawyer has filed lawsuits against ohio and wisconsin challenging cuts to early voting there. the campaign itself has said it is not involved

clinton there, as fled, recalling her fondness for eleanor roosevelt, but when secretary clinton holds her first campaign event on roosevelt island, she may be embracing the other roosevelt, fdr. who said, there is nothing i love as much as a good fight. that's exactly what hillary clinton is going to get in this campaign for the white house. joining me now, howard fineman. and washington post columnist ruth marcus. and political correspondent jonathan allen. what do you think about hillary and fdr, is there going to be a parallel in her thinking? >> absolutely. i think she thinks that there's a necessity for her in connecting to franklin roosevelt. number one, it gets her away from bill clinton and barack obama, who republicans are going to tie her to as the third term of. but when you talk to her campaign officials, they want to make the argument that you can be rich and look at for common people at the same time. roosevelt was well known for that. from her perspective, there are other parallels. she wants to project that she's progressive on domestic issues and muscular abroad. roosevelt was no dove.

the clinton campaign is trying to lower expectations for iowa.sitting president or vice president -- nobody other than a sitting president or vice president has gotten over 50%. i think hillary clinton pretty much equates to al gore in terms of name recognition and other things, and i am struck by how they are already lowering expectations because perhaps bernie sanders is attracting attention there early on. we will see how she does. >> maybe she should try earth tones. a big campaign in weekend in iowa gets in depth coverage on "state of the union." after a very busy week, four presidential candidates a day in new hampshire on average, just okay, not great. and flat were used to describe the state of the jeb bush campaign, and better than outside folks thinks is what somebody described chris christie's standing at the moment, and john kasich is becoming relevant in the conversation, and there's early buzz, the people who helped mitt romney and john mccain could splinter opportunities. at this very early moment, scott walker is viewed as the bes

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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. compared to what we heard from bernie sanders the day he announced for president. >> this campaign starting today is going to send the message to the billion

. >>> meanwhile, these are live pictures of hillary clinton campaigning in new hampshire today. after saturday's big campaign kickoff rally yesterday in iowa she made headlines for siding with democrats who are opposing president obama on that contentious trade bill. >> the president should listen to and work with his allies in congress, starting with nancy pelosi, who have expressed their concerns about the impact that a weak agreement would have on our workers to make sure we get the best strongest deal possible and if we don't get it there should be no deal. >> nbc's anthony terrell is traveling with the clinton campaign and joins us from new hampshire. obviously, we know the big headline today, anyway will follow jeb bush and his big announcement, but this decision made by hillary clinton to side with key democrats over the president is also a big one today. >> reporter: that's right, tamron. good morning. here in concord, she's expected to talk about education, but the trade deal is what everyone is talking about right now. she said the trade deal needs to protect jobs and w

. >>> turning to politics now, hillary clinton on the campaign trail still not talking with the press, but still talking trash to republicans, accusing republicans of systematically and deliberately trying to stop millions of american citizens from voting. clinton's top campaign attorney is even suing the state of ohio claiming the state's laws are designed to suppress minority and young voters. ohio governor john kasich a potential republican presidential candidate firing right back. >> don't be running around a country dividing americans. don't be coming in and saying we are deliberately trying to keep people from voting when her own state has less opportunity for voting than my state. and she's going to sue my state? come on that's just silly. lou: clinton's own state of new york gives voters only one day. it's called election day, i believe to cast a ballot. which you would think would be enough for anybody in this country. the clinton machine targeting our next guest, and the ohio voter access lawsuit, and despite proof that ohio exceeds expectations attorneys for clinton's campa

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when we come back will hillary clinton keep creating problems for his wife's campaign. as "the new york times" digs into marco rubio's finances and finds he bought a boat. is the paper trying to sink the florida senator? lo >>> bill clinton gave another interview that could boomerang on the campaign. >> you say -- >> i don't think hillary would know either. she was pretty busy those years. i never saw her study a list of my contributors. i had no idea who was doing business before the state department. >> never saw her study a list of contributors. bill clinton didn't speak as there was concern about overshadowing his wife but it seems like when he gives interview about the foundation or e-mail he generates controversy. >> he's the most popular politician in the country and beloved in the democratic base and those independents that clinton campaign wants to bring over to their side. there's no but. he's an asset to her if he can keep himself disciplined. that's not a but but if. he backfired in 2008 in places like south carolina. if they can keep the big dog under contro

with me to discuss kiki mcclain former senior adviser for hillary clinton's 2008 campaign and sabrina schaefer. welcome to both of you. >> good morning. sabrina, you heard it mr. clinton said we're used to it. that is being accused of things. and the clintons have been accused of things like shady financial dealings even murder. will voters say, oh this noun dation thing is just one more thing thing? >> he's so talented as a public speaker he's able to brush off years of scandal with elegance and grace. the interesting thing is we have -- kiki and i were talking about this before we came on

and the new numbers not good news for the clinton campaign? >> no. not good numbers. e trouble come general election and maybe some democrat will take advantage. does hillary clinton inspire confidence? only 49 percent say that now and down from 58% in march of 2014. and let's go through the numbers. do you ever a favorable opinion of hillary clinton? all voters 46%. it was 59% in november of 14 and down 15%s from then and her numbers are going down as she campaigns for the presidency. and looking among independences, critical in the general election only 41% of independents have say favorable look and down 10 points from a year ago and down from 56% in november. that is a problem. and let's move up. is hillary clinton honest and trustworthy, that is a beg question in an election. only 42% of americans say yes when it comes to hillary clinton. again, down a lot, from 56% in march of last year down 50% from march of this year. and look at this aerpd, among democrats, a bit of a hit. 73% say yes, and she is still well likes from democrats and down from 88% in march of 20

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