bush gives -- clinton, the juice. >> energizer bunny here will kill me. >> clinton's energy, wide ranging friendships and rock star status come together in 2005 in the creation of the clinton global initiative. the idea was advanced by his chief of staff. >> in the post presidential years doug has helped bill clinton sort of organize almost a corporate enterprise that takes advantage of bill clinton's global brand. >> what has been the key to keeping your leverage? because you seem to have more now than you had say ten years ago. >> i think the secret is two things. i think first of all the global initiative you have to make it interesting but you have to not only make it possible for them to meet people who might help them but to learn things. secondly, i think you got to do something. you don't have to change the world if you change one life or a hundred or a thousand or 10,000. you've done something. >> the annual conference brings in hundreds of leaders and organizations. membership costs $20,000 and is limited to top executives. the goal is to get people to not just talk about changing the world but committing to a specific action. >> how are you doing on the clean ca

clinton. >> can anyone out there be hillary clinton? >> hillary clinton may pete hillary clinton. she is adopting a set of left- wing ideas before the primary, she may alienate her saw from the average american, she made to feed herself. clare mccaskill was speaking, newt gingrich as well. if not hillary, who? o'malley,en, martin andrew cuomo, charles klobuchar., amy if elected, i will search. >> the bench is pretty thin. a week is a lifetime in politics. three years is an eternity. i do not know if hillary clinton will run in 2016. >> at one time, we were talking about hillary clinton and rudy giuliani. it never really worked out. find thepossible to republican in town that is downright morose about the result in 2013. and you to start winning the votes back. your reaction? >> i am not morose, i am rather serene. all of this gnashing of teeth, enough. a one-year autopsy is enough. i think the prospects in the midterm elections are excellent. the democrats are scared to death about the implementation of obamacare and how that will hurt them. 2016, who has any idea what it will look

clinton operation behind the weiners. they are standing in an apartment owned by a clinton donor. unfortunately now the clintonsvering that he is frankenstein monster that had gotten loose on them. >> jon: and trying to distance themselves from them? >> last week were talking about that absence of reporting on the hillary clinton connection. now, we're into investigations of the other women who were sexting with anthony weiner. there is word in new york for this kind of thing. it's very new york word. >> jon: we have to move on. the editors of new haven register, they don't like rocker ted nugent. it appears they don't like conservatives or fox news for that matter. from editorial earlier this week, the same basic message that the kkk has promoted for 148 years is embraced by the likes of ted nugent, fox news, ann coulter, an array of fringe conservative media and members of our own community. that unfounded bit editorial got a strong reaction including from this guy. >> the editor of the new haven register is matt derenzio. it's owned by a hedge fund. the boss is randall smith. we asked those men to discuss th

clinton. if hillary clinton has a public life, if she is a professional woman who gave up baking cookies who has a full-time profession and goes to thei luncheon to praise anita hill and on the legal services board as a full professional, i would assume she would want to be in the fray. president bush is talking about the wife as a wife. a distinction that every professional women in the united states has to make in terms of how they're dealt with. #%tia[ ♪ [ male announcer ] a family that vacations together, sunscreens together. find a hilton everywhere you want to go with rates as low as $109 per night. book now at hilton.com/getaway.

clinton. >> all of a sudden we're talking about the lewinsky affair that occurred in the late 1990s with the impeachment, things about the clinton biography that they wish folks wouldn't talk about instead of being able to talk about the positives that came from bill clinton'svice as secretary of state. the whole weiner episode was very problematic. anthony weiner gave an interesting tell where he pretty much assumed what we're assuming hillary clinton will run for president in 2016. it's probably he wouldn't be the ambassador to that kind of message that the clintons wouldn't want that kind of news. >> mark murray with the first reads. thank you very much. hillary clinton, we should note, plan two more big speeches this year. she said she'll discuss transparency and national security in philadelphia and global leadership issues later this fall. that leads us to tuesday's google, karen finy. nice to see you. "washington post" and republican pollster kristin anderson. i think i got that right. >> you did wildfire kick it off in the middle. we heard from hillary clinton yesterday. is this the first glimpse into what a hillary clinton 2016 campaign might look like. >> we've been getting a glimpse for a decade or more. sure, you see her tackling policy. she sai

alluded to hillary clinton's lobbying president clinton for presidential pardon, the fourth the a series of videos attacking clintonperhaps. joining me now, author of the best-selling book "the amateur" ed klein. great to see you. what do you make of this? first of all this new hit job presumably about "the new york times" on the clinton foundation? >> it struck me as a shot across the bow because what they alluded to was perhaps some illegality, certainly some ethical questionable behavior on the part of the people running the foundation. a cross currents of donors who are also part of the foundation and yet also involved in businesses that bill is involved -- bill clinton is involved in. the whole thing is -- reminds me of the clinton presidency. big ideas, we're going to save the world, chaos, messy, ethically questionable. >> and lots of relationships of long-time clinton associates, staffers, friends, contributors, importantly, deficits in the foundation, but all the while, i -- as i read the article i'm thinking to myself, why is "the new york times" doing this? a shot of across the bow certainly, but also at

former secretary of state clinton clinton speaking about voting rights, and u.s. supreme court's decision to strike down part of the voting rights act. she she accepted the american bar association's ada metal -- in the causevice of american justice. from san francisco, this is 35 minutes. [applause] >> thank you, thank you very much. thank you all very much. thank you. [applause] thank you very much. thank you, mr. bellows, mr. chairman, members of the house of delegates, incoming president, friends and colleagues, long time members of the aba. i am so deeply grateful to you for this award. i am humbled by those who have received it in the past. to join their company, and in some small measure, to continue the work that the aba has championed. i know that earlier you're from you heard from attorney general holder about important issues in our criminal justice system, and this afternoon, i want to raise another such issue -- voting rights. another area where the aba has been active all of my professional life. to share some perspectives from four decades as a lawy

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clinton. clinton here, clinton here. now he loves golf. >> he's a great guy! whatever your politics are. >> rose: what's his golf. >> well, the ball just didn't have a zip code on it. (laughs). >> rose: wherever he was driving the ball, it wasn't necessarily the same place. (laughter) >> this is a letter -- he and i were playing golf one day and you can see the date, it's '65. >> rose: i can read it? it's d.d.e., dwight david eisenhower, gettysburg, august 14, 1965. "dear arnie, enclosed is payment for my debt. and never was there one more reluctantly paid. also attachd is a picture cut from the philadelphia enchoirer that indicates dejection. please remember a couple of accidents will not be important a year from now. you'll wayne lot more tournaments and forget the woe caused by bridges, rocks and complaints about a tree. love to winnie and keep hitting them, all the best, as ever, d.d.e ." and there's $10. the bet was what? >> he bet me i'd win the p.g.a. championship. and i didn't. >> rose: that's a hell of a life. >> it was full. >> there's gary player wh

clinton. >> i have apologized for it. this isn't about president clinton. this is about hillary clinton. >> reporter: mrs. clinton not revealing her plans. but she offered this. >> let me say this, hypothetically speaking, i really do hope that we have a woman president in my lifetime. >> reporter: but if clinton is uniting democrats she's rallying republicans, too, stop hillary 2016. republicans senator mitch mcconnell of kentucky making headlines when he said this about the democratic field. >> when they're field for 2016 is shaping up to be a rerun of the "golden girls." >> reporter: even the president speaking of a certain glow after a lunch with her last week. >> she had that post-ed post-administration glow. when folks leave the white house. two weeks later, they look great. keep in mind, she's been there before. >> reporter: adding that she doesn't need to measure the drapes. >>> a group of republicans in iowa, rick santorum, and donald trufr, by the way, one of the guests tomorrow morning on "this week" with george. >>> a medical alert tonight. rising alarm of people going to emergency rooms. not j

that hillary clinton may be somehow exploring an academic position possibly a better choice than the clinton foundation. >> the clintonsle platforms. that is kind of how they run everything. it wouldn't surprise me if she had something beside the foundation. but of course, it is new. you have to wonder if there is a trepidation from her people regarding the public life. >> nick, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> government shutdown. republicans want to party like it's 1995. let's play "hardball." ♪ >>> i'm michael smerconish. in for chris matthews. leading off tonight, shutdown fever as the president aptly noted last friday, the republican party has devolved into a single issue party. they are united only by their hatred of obama care. and not much else. as president obama put it, it's their holy grail. that quest has fueled tea party leaders like ted cruz to threaten a government shutdown if the law isn't defunded and they've hijacked the party narrative.

clinton. [applause] stage some me on women withdemocratic onhereto except the award senator clinton -- secretary clinton's behalf. on january 21, 2009, hillary asham clinton was sworn in secretary of the united states. secretary clinton joined the state department after nearly four decades as an advocate, attorney, first lady, and senator. she attended local public fromls before graduating wellesley college, where she met bill clinton. she married bill clinton and became a successful attorney while also raising chelsea. she was an assistant professor at the university of arkansas law school, and she was appointed by jimmy carter to serve on the board of the legal services corporation, which she later chaired. during her 12 years as first lady she was chairman of the co- standards committee and served on the board of the children's hospital and children's defense fund. clinton madery history as the first first lady ever elect did to the united and the first woman elected statewide in new york. in the senate she served on the , the services committee environment and public works committee, the budget commit

clintons. clinton's a great, great friend of alison's father. he's already cut an ad in support of her. and this is really going to be a test of democrats' fortunes in the south more generally because that is where democrats have some room to grow. and this is a state, kentucky, that clintonwice, in '92 and then of course again in '96. so i think that'll be interesting to see, how much bill clinton is there and how much hillary clinton is there on the ground stumping for alison. >> and the polling at this stage is horrible for mcconnell. whenever an incumbent is below 50%, they're in trouble. mcconnell's at 44%, and alison grimes is a point ahead in the poll. it's basically a tie. but at 45. i mean, that's -- an incumbent senator looks at that and panics. >> yes. he is in panic mode and he has in some ways been in panic mode even before this race was under way. you remember it was supposed to be ashley judd. he really blasted her even before she decided to drop out, or not get in this race. but this is how he's going to campaign. it's going to be a tough, tough slog for him. but i think you always have to in some ways give the incumbent the benefit of the doubt and the edge here. but it is going to be tough. he's going to have a challenger on his right and then a challeng

clinton. >> i have apologized for it. but this isn't about president clinton. this is about hillary clinton. >> reporter: mrs. clinton not revealing her plans, but she did recently offered this. >> let me say this, hypothetically speaking, i really do hope that we have a woman president in my lifetime. >> reporter: but if clinton is uniting democrats she's rallying republicans, too, websites like stop hillary 2016. republicans senator mitch mcconnell of kentucky making headlines when he said this about the democratic field. >> when their field for 2016 is shaping up to be a rerun of the "golden girls." >> reporter: some democrats argue that it's hillary clinton's golden moment. even the president speaking of a certain glow after a lunch with her last week. >> she had that post-administration glow. when folks leave the white house. like, two weeks later, they look great. >> did you notice her measuring the drapes or anything like that? >> keep in mind, she's been there >>> a group of republicans in iowa, rick santorum, and donald trufr, by the way, one of the guests tomorrow morning on "this week" with george.

that hillary clinton may be somehow exploring an academic position possibly a better choice than the clinton foundation. >> the clintonsle platforms. that is kind of how they run everything. it wouldn't surprise me if she had something beside the foundation. but of course, it is new. you have to wonder if there is a trepidation from her people regarding the public life. >> nick, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> chris hayes is up next. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. tonight on "all in." a little more than a month since egyptians gathered by the millions to celebrate the overthrow of their president. that country is in a state of emergency. >>> also tonight, a growing boycott for the winter olympics in russia. it turns out harvey fierstein had a real problem with our coverage. tonight he will be here to set me straight. stay tuned for that. we must begin with the

our own -- >> do you think hillary clinton -- >> they can control hillary clinton. >> they ask these questions. >> the subtle guy shot across, like all right, clinton have to worry about robert gibb or the other dude said? >> nevertheless, communication went out. figure it out. >> i am defending chuck todd. i think he was right. i want to talk about maureen doud that writes for "the new york times," became a popular writer during the clinton years. she wrote the clintons have a wiley coyote problem. when they're supposed to float above it all on go good leading into 2016, pop, pop, pop, little explosions go off, reminding us of the troubling connections and values they drag around. >> i don't always agree with her. i think there's something there. it is true for some reason the clintons cannot go for six months without some kind of controversy. >> isn't it awesome? i love it. >> having said that, best pound for pound politician in the united states. >> but she isn't. >> no, she's not. that's why she's going to have opponents in this race. >> but he is going to help her. >> can he hurt her, kimberly? >> i think we can put this segment in a time caps

clinton leading up to the 2016 election. earlier this week he issued this ultimatum. >> it is appalling to know executives at major networks like nbc and cnn that donated to democrats and hillary clinton have taken it upon themselves to be hillary clinton'sampaign hy clinton's campaign's campaign hy operative. it will speak about the rnc will neither partner with the networkss nor sanction primary debates they sponsor. rich, what do you say about this? >> you know, i think it's great for him. i think it's about time to have a leader that would push back. if there was a firewall between nbc and nbc news and nbc entertainment, maybe it would be believable now there is talk of alec baldwin getting his own show on msnbc. the lines have been blurred. i look at the today show, they are pushing out some sort of nbc movie or sitcom. the simple fact is, there is no real firewall. to do something about hillary clinton, the timing stinks. >> kelly: we should point out that cnn issued a statement pretty much suggesting the critics to wait and see. is this that a little too late to put that out there now? >> no, i don't think it's too late. if cnn not the news position wants to do a droy ri by charles ferguson who was tough, i say fine. let them come

candidate for new york city mayor is married to one of clinton's closest aides, huma abedin is considered like a daughter to the clintons. bill clintoniated their wedding. but i doubt mrs. clinton wants anthony weiner making news about her 2016 plans. like he did last night. >> do you know what her role is, hillary's 2016 campaign is going to be? >> i do. >> what will it be? >> i'm not telling you. >> the primary in the mayor's race is less than a month away. but i can't help to believe that mrs. clinton wants it over even sooner. joining me now are maria teresa kumar and jonathan capehart. thank you both for being here tonight. >> thank you, reverend. >> now anthony weiner denied today that he was confirming mrs. clinton's 2016 run. but jonathan, do you think he broke news? >> well, to my ear, it certainly sounded like he broke news. the question from what sounded like ben smith of buzz feed was very clear. do you know your wife's role in hillary's 2016 campaign? there is only one campaign we're talking about. there is only one presidential election that is coming up. and anthony weiner definitively said yes, and then refused to say

clinton, because of her watergate experiences, would squash any inclination that clinton might have. so he was surprised when he first got that telephone call, and clinton invited him to the white house after one of their substantive discussions. and that's how it came about. c-span: here's another quote from the book around that particular meeting, and it's clinton's failure thus far to call on nixon, distressed and disappointed him. you wrote, "'if he wants distance from me, fine ' he said on november 28th. 'i won't have to pull my punches like i did with bush. the press, of course, wants to cut him some slack to protect him, little chelsea and poor hillary, who is such a weak little thing. please. his contempt for the press should make them want to go after him, not protect him, gd it. if i go after him, i'll be sure that it is covered.'" >> guest: that quote was spoken on november 28th, so that was a couple of weeks only after the election. so nixon really wasn't even giving clinton a chance to contact him. but the frustration was already there because, as i said, he sensed that clinton would not contact him and that nixon would have to face four ye

clinton. we asked her about that. >> i have apologized for it. but this isn't about president clinton. this is about hillary clinton. >> reporter: mrs. clinton not revealing her plans, but she did recently offer this. >> let me say this, hypothetically speaking, i really do hope that we have a woman president in my lifetime. >> reporter: but if clinton is uniting democrats she's rallying republicans, too, websites like stop hillary 2016. republican strategist arguing it would be like going back in time. republicans senator mitch mcconnell of kentucky making headlines when he said this about the democratic field. >> presidential ticket for 2016 is shaping up to look like a rerun of "the golden girls." >> reporter: some democrats argue that it's hillary clinton's golden moment. even the president speaking of a certain glow after a lunch with her last week. >> she had that post-administration glow. when folks leave the white house. like, two weeks later, they look great. >> did you notice her measuring the drapes or anything like that? >> keep in mind, she's been there before. >>> a group of republicans in iowa, rick santorum, and donald

she's in africa dealing with the clinton foundation, but she left the door open to following in her parent's footsteps. >> i think the clinton to focus on is hillary clinton will be a formidable player. we had the bushes. the history of children of presidents becoming presidents and children becoming very active in politics. so there's a lot of politics in america. >> you think we're going to see her step up if her mom so chooses to run? we have been talking about that a lot. you think she'll be a part of that? she gave speeches the last time around. >> she will. and i think that will be more of a testing ground to see how well she does. how prepared she is to be out there. you could see her engaged in more debates with the public or answer some questions to those at campaign events. if she does well, there's a future for her. bill clinton was a popular president and hillary clinton is one of the most popular politicians we have. the door is open for chelsea, no doubt about it it. >> we still have to get to 2016. we're already talking about chelsea clinton. >> we have to get through midterms. >> thank you. >>> speaking of getting through this morning, bil

clinton can somehow do a speech like that an hour and a half and people don't get bored. >> no. >> bill clinton always inspires the love, right? especially among democrats. people love to hear him. i think when you get president clinton little rock. not about him going to his library. mark pryer not distancing himself from health care realizing he has no choice but to handle it. >> african-americans, latinos in texas and california and florida they know he is good at communicating. >> business record of selling overhaul is mixed. >> but conservatives. is it ted cruz versus bill clinton? >> it's the entire republican party is unified on this point that obama care is a mistake and needs to go. >> shameless plugs. >> i reread the "i have a dream" speech yesterday and astonishing how much power it retains. >> david warner was a wonderful song writer and performer. >> a friend of ours at the gridiron club. >> he unexpectedly died this week and we will miss him. >> one of those shockers. you can't expect it. very young man. >> i wrote a piece in the u.s. news.com and it's about bill de blasio's race for mayor and path other white politicians campaigning in a diverse america. with an african-american candidate in the race.

clinton. >> would hillary clinton be a good president? >> well, in some ways i would think about hillary clinton as i do about barack obama. 're both brilliant, charismatic. both would be head of an empire and both are involved in war crimes. hillary clinton is right there with the killer brought every tuesday to make the choices. >> hillary clinton? is dr. cornell west calling hillary clinton a war criminal? >> was, absolutely. how could she not be just as henry kissinger. >> with drones, kissinger was involved with anything that moves and breathes, that's genocidal. hillary never said that. but she's making the decision of drones dropping bombs on hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people. >> diplomat i can decisions. it's the department of defense-- >> she's in the room with the president making decisions with regard to a killer list. >> reporter: in addition to that exchange we had a lively discussion with dr. west about president obama, foreign policies, domestic issues, racism and even dr. martin luther king. our full interview airs tonight on "talk to ajoy. i hope every will join in. >> a lively discussion. thank

clintons. no matter if grimes loses, this is still good for the clintons because they're going to be in that state. bill clinton won in '92 in '96 and you can imagine if hillary clinton is trying to sort of reawaken the clinton mystique, especially in those southern states. she would be wise to be there, too. >> this is one of those -- there are few states that voted for hillary and they ask grimes about votes for obama. >> that's the thing you talk about, a few states, i think, that basically the 2008 election would have gone the same whether it was hillary or obama. a few states that hillary would have won that obama didn't. hillary could have won. but here's the thing about where this picnic is taking place today. the county that it is in in western kentucky is one of the kentucky counties in 2012 in the presidential democratic primary with the sitting democratic president on the ballot that voted for uncommitted. uncommitted care. that's what allison grimes is up against. the association of obama care. at the same time, we say romney won kentucky by 22 point. six of seven statewide officials are democrats.

clinton donor and they have been orchestrating this. so unfortunately now the clintons are discovering that weiner is frankenstein monster. >> jon: and they have tried to distance themselves this time around? >> last week were talking about that in the absence of reporting hillary clintonteen connection. now, we're investigations into the other women who were sexting with anthony weiner. there is a word for this. it's the hook candidate. >> the editors don't like ted nugent. they don't like his politics. they don't appear to like conservative or fox news from editorial earlier this week, the same basic message that the kkk has promoted for 148 years is embraced by the likes of ted nugent, fox news, ann coulter, a fringe conservative media and members of our own community. that bit got strong reaction including from this guy. >> the editor of the new haven register matt, the publisher tom wiley. it's owned by the hedge fund. boss is randall smith. we asked those men to discuss that irresponsible editorial. they all declined because they are cowards and they know they can't defend the vile piece of garbage. new haven register should be ashamed. it's lost all credibility. it had better apologize in writing by the end of the week. >> jon: matt did apologize, writing it was

clinton is in their crosshairs. the rnc just released video asking whether cnn and nbc will continue coverage of a clinton scandal and film production about the former first lady. it alludes to hillary clinton'sother. the fourth in a series of videos attacking clinton, perhaps. joining us now is ed klein. would he make of this new hit job, presumably above "the new york times" on the clinton foundation? >> what they alluded to was some ethical questionable behavior on the part of the people running the foundation. the crosscurrents of donors who are also part of the foundation and also involved in businesses. the whole thing reminds me of clinton's presidency. big ideas, we are going to save the world, chaos, mayhem, ethically questionable. lou: clinton associates staffers and contributors and all the while why is "the new york times" doing this. also to inoculate hillary clinton as she gets ready for 2016. what do you think? >> one of the things that i find pleasant is why hillary would make her campaign headquarters at the clinton foundation hearing here in manhattan instead of separating yourself from this very questionable operation of bill clinton has been running all of this time. it se

clintons and the back story behind some of the challenges that exist? >> clearly the old stories will be there, peter, and they'll get rehashed. and so the foundation will be looked at and all of clinton world will be back in clinton world and we'll be looking around and seeing what's there. a lot of that stuff is known and discounted by the political market. i think what happens going forward absent some benghazi surprise that i don't anticipate, what happens going forward will be more important. >> i want to ask if we can very quickly about cory booker right now. maggie, we know that cory booker obviously with a big win in new jersey expected to run through the general that's going to take place next month right now. what should we expect from cory booker? what role? where would he fit into a u.s. senate? >> that is the $64,000 question where he's going to fit in the senate. the senate is not the type of body he is used to. it's something where you have to essentially fit in with a bunch of other people, you have to make deals. he has very much been a one-man band. what i think you are going to see is a big focus on urban issues. he'll make pieces of his legislative agenda and priorities that we have not seen in

one of them or both of them, but it's just like hillary clinton with bill clinton, these guys, these sexual issues with politicians, bill clinton is one of the most beloved politicians in the world now after a sex scandal. i think that's why people stay on weiner and his wife and everyone keeps going behind him and backing him, so that's why. we're going to keep covering it and i think that hopefully at some point we will get a response from them. >> we've got to go. mike walters, jim moret. quickly, before we let you go, are we done? please tell me we're done seeing pictures from anthony weiner's cell phone? >> i don't think so. i think there's more. >> no! >> there is more. there is more. and they're coming. >> mike walters, jim moret, thank you for joining us. i appreciate it. >>> ahead, an update on the global terror alert, and then the hbo -- hbo's "the newsroom" is back for a second season. although it's fiction, some reporters say it's too far afield. we'll ask two real-life reporters to give us a fact check. at a better time. these chevys are moving fast. i'll take that malibu. yeah excuse me, the equinox in atlantis bl

clinton's presidency. big ideas, we are going to save the world, chaos, mayhem, ethically questionable. lou: clinton associates staffers and contributors and all the while why is "the new york times" doing this. also to inoculate hillary clinton she gets ready for 2016. what do you think? >> one of the things that i find pleasant is why hillary would make her campaign headquarters at the clinton foundation hearing here in manhattan instead of separating yourself from this very questionable operation of bill cnton has been running all of this time. it seems to me that she is sending her adversaries as we look at the latest report here. maybe she doesn't have to worry about that according to the latest rasmussen poll. 39% say that they would vote for clinton in only 39% for joe biden. that i a pretty profound showing for something three years in the making. >> she had breakfast with joe biden the other day and the subject came up in 2016. although she didn't say i hope he won't run, she made it clear according to my report of people who went to the breakfast, that he avoided telling her that he would not run, he left her a definite impression that he was thinking seriously about it. lou: he also had lunch with the president the

clinton is going to do. so people are sort of planning for a lot of scenarios. >> and also want to eat the chicken by the way. amy: i covered the last year of hillary clinton's campaign and then four years of her secretary of state in which it was like two different personalities. the campaign hillary versus the secretary of state hillary. and it was clear to me by the end that her camp was divided. some people thought she should run and some of hillary land people thought she shouldn't and was ready to put up her feet and put on some fuzzy slippers when she was leaving office and that doesn't seem to be happening. how sure are you that this is actually happening? particularly there's some distracting liabilities, and -- >> we'll find pout when we find -- out when we find out. we're probably wasting a lot of time predicting but giving every indication that she's going to run. you can find -- as each month goes by, i find it harder to find a democrat, someone in her world or out, who thinks she probably won't run. now, the question if it's a good idea, that is not necessarily as clear. i'm surprised by one strain of thought. i've been picking up from some dem

clinton a vote of confidence? she's become a clinton ally since partnering with the clinton global initiative. e wondering if a member of the bush family will vote for her, you'll have to keep wondering. barbara bush declined to comment if she would vote. do you agree? should secretary clinton run for president? yes or no? go online and vote in our poll. we're back in o two minutes. [ male announcer ] house rule number 14. a great cup of coffee should be easy as one, two... well, just one. new single serve cafe collections from maxwell house now available for use in the keurig k-cup brewer. always good to the last drop. now available for use in the keurig k-cup brewer. this man is about to be the millionth customer. would you mind if i go ahead of you? instead we had someone go ahead of him and win fiy thousand dollars. congratulations you are our one millionth customer. nobody likes to miss out. that's why ally treats all their customers the same. whether you're the first or the millionth. if your bank doesn't think you're special anymore, you need an ally. ally bank. your money needs an ally.

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clinton's aide, who is weiner's wife is clearly there if mrs. clinton runs for president, is the fear that this will bring back things that they want to leave not discussed in terms of the clintonson't think so. i mean, look, anybody who wants to dredge up stuff from the 1990s about bill clinton, they have all of the archival footage they would ever want to use. i don't think they would need any kind of reminder the people want to try and sort dove that with what is rapidly going to be 20-year-old information. i think anthony weiner has to contend, though, not with the clintons themselves, but with their enormous entourage of followers and friends. and those people look out for the clintons' political interests probably in some ways more seriously than they do themselves. and i think we have seen reported quite a lot of blowback from those folks. >> now, annie, you've been following weiner on the campaign trail. i want to play one of the tough questions he has gotten from a voter this week. watch this. >> i would like to know how can i trust you with my family and my community when you can't be trusted in your own family? >> it's a fair question. i mean i don't -- it's a fair qu

clinton adviser matt bennett. sam, you smile, but you are good. let me ask you this. put it together in the heads of the obama people who have enlisted bill clinton or asked him to help or he is asked to help and the clintonry of state who may well be the next president, hillary clinton. what is the relationship between these two political families and health care? >> well, i think there is three points here. one is i think genuinely the clintons and the obamas like the affordable care act. they think it's good policy. they want to sell it and make sure that it works. that's one. two, i think for better or worse, the party is essentially tied to the health care reform law. when hillary runs, if she runs in 2016, she can't run away from the affordable health care act, she has to take ownership of it because this is what the democratic party now stands for. and finally, third, i think it come downs to what you said at the top of this segment, which is bill clinton explains things in ways that are relatable to a swid swath of the population this president has trouble reaching. in this case it happens to be the part of the population that is instrumental to the implementation of the affordable care act. they

clinton. here is ma what she said about that. >> we do hope that hillary clinton will make a decision here and we would like to see her run, but the truth is we also have an incredible list of women on the bench to step up in 2016 if she chooses not to. >> is that really likely? i mean, is this about any woman or is it about really hillary clintonnton was the first name that came up here. the question that was asked was is this hillary's first campaign event in iowa? there was much laughter in the room. i think the sent many here is that clearly if hillary decides that she is going to run she is the woman that everyone here is going to get behind. that said, they are really focused on building a bench and we have also heard names like senator amy klobuchar and senator kristen gill ibrand and you heard wendy davis name here, she took a stand on abortion down in texas. while, on the one hand, it is about hillary, it's about building a bench of women who can take the national stage later on. >> kasi hunt, thank you for being with us. >>> breaking news out of paris. officials have evacuated an closed the eiffel tower over what a spokesperson says was security reasons. just a note of caution here. t tower threats but only have evacuations a few times a year. we will keep you posted as we get most information. the tower is closed say

clinton. bill clinton was widely seen as the best surrogate for barack obama. what message does sending out bill clintond? where is the white house on this? just wait, the numbers are going to get better. the numbers haven't gotten better. >> bill clinton, it's a sign, you know, his speech next week is part of this much broader push by the president, the first lady, the bidens. they're coming up with a plan right now to send all of these guys out there. they view this next 6 to 7 months as sort of an early vote if a political campaign. using their assets strategically. monitoring enrollment in the key markets where they need to see a lot of people. sending folks like, you know, bill clinton or the president or anybody they can into those markets to boost enrollment. and, you know, this is -- the president does not -- he even tells the staff, we're not going to see these numbers turn around any time soon. >> basically where they've been for a long time. >> they know that. the white house is very consumed with making this implementation work as best they can. this is their best hope in years to try to mak

clinton's quest for the white house in 2016. details when "the five" returns. ♪ ♪ >>> speculation swirls that hillary clinton will make another run for the white house. some of the clintondirty laundry has been exposed by none other than "the new york times." the paper depicts the clinton foundation as an organization with sketchy finances and major conflicts of interest. and the "times" points out it will soon become the nerve center of hillary's public life. i read this article here. eric, i have a theory this is classic clinton, dump the info, take the dirty laundry to the friendly hometown laundromat, their paper, get it out there, there's nothing new in here. so what. they support celebrities, run big deficits. >> yeah. very accurate. may be the case. a lot of people scratching their head, why "the new york times" would do an investigative piece on the foundation other than get it out of the way, get it out there and oh, yeah, i remember that three years ago. here's the thing, though. this is still going to be the vehicle probably afor the 2016 election. hillary clinton will take space in -- they have three or four floors of the time life building, she will take so

clinton looks strong against the republican field in the key swing state of ohio. let's check the "hardball" score board. according to a new ppp poll, clinton leads chris christie by nine points. clintonhristie 36. against jeb bush, clinton's lead in ohio is 15. clinton's lead grows by one against rand paul. her lead is 51-36. the weakest republican in ohio against clinton? that would be the state's governor john kasich. he loses his home state by 18. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] america's favorite endless shrimp is back! people wait for this promotion all year long. and now there are endless ways to love it... from crispy to spicy to savory. [ man ] you cannot make a bad choice. [ male announcer ] red lobster's endless shrimp! as much as you like, any way you like! you can have your shrimp. and you can eat it, too. [ male announcer ] try our new soy wasabi grilled shrimp or classic garlic shrimp scampi. all just $15.99 for a limited time. it's gonna be a hit this year. [ male announcer ] red lobster's endless shrimp is now! we would never miss endless shrimp. [ male announcer ] but it won't last forever. so come and sea food differently. to fly home for the big family reun