president clinton's administration look back on the domestic policies of the clinton white house. they discussed the president's achievements and policy setbacks as well as his political skills and crafting compromises republicans. the clinton presidential center and the university of virginia's miller center hosted this hour and 20 minute event. it was part of the commemoration of the 10th anniversary of the clinton presidential library. >> welcome, we are happy to see you here, i am susan page, i covered the 1992 campaign of the clinton campaign, and i can tell you that domestic policy is catnip for bill clinton. i believe that president clinton had nothing that he enjoyed more than exploring the earned income tax credit. his penchant for policy included the first law that he signed as president, the family medical leave act, as well as the children's initiative, the other laws that we will discuss, and if you wonder the impact of these laws, i was speaking on a radio show and one of the producers was not there because her family is going through a rough patch, and she is able to

presidents and spent time as president clinton's white house chief of staff. joining me here in new york cnn political commentator buc sexton and rebecca burg. thank you all for being here. let me begin with you. president clinton had to deal with a gop-controlled congress and a lot of people pointed to him and say the president can follow that lead. do you think the president can and will follow that template? >> i think he'll strike a bit of a different course. it's a different time. i think they'll both extend a hand and talk about areas where he feels they can cooperate and find common ground with the republican congress but i think he'll also be pretty direct and say these are -- some of these areas i'll move forward in and i hope you'll join me but if i don't i'm still moving forward. i think it will be a combination, poppy. >> you worked with president carter and president bush and president clinton. is that a road to take if you don't walk the middle ground? >> i'm a believer in bipartisanship but it takes two to tango to use the old adage. there perha

-- to serve in the white house and work with president clinton. he gave me an opportunity to serve and learn. many young people of color who have not had an opportunity in the white house. for me to have a chance to be in front of the podium with the presidential seal and introduce the president, i think about that young mexican-american girl growing up in kansas city, kansas and my parents in our hard they worked -- and how hard they worked and hoping they had a shot at opportunities. to be in a position to work in the white house and introduce the president of the united states and help advance his agenda on capitol hill, that was a great privilege and honor. i have never worked harder in my life although i am being tested. it is a great honor because you born so much. -- learn so much. not many people get the opportunity to see the white house, the behind the scene machinations the confluence of issues that comes together and the pressure cooker environment that you are in in one of the most powerful places on this planet when it comes to policy

the week after that we were in the white house where president clinton signing the bill. that was bad politics because we were giving the republicans an accomplishment. the same thing with safe drinking water. sometimes you want to make the trade. political interest is or is a was harder to evaluating from a party perspective. in washington, and this is a good example of this, can you -- you follow the so much closer. i have of -- the advantage of a split personality. i am spending most of my time in new mexico. i am amazed at the thing that dominates here do not get on the radar screen in new mexico. people trying to evaluating the broad political interest of the party, it is easy to miss copulate. political self-interest is easy. anyone who wants to run for president in 2016 has to carve out space and identity and fill a vacuum we saw that last year i thought and two years ago when the republican leadership was trying to reach agreements and some of the senators like senator cruz did not see it as substantive interest versus political self interest to be there. that is

house and how i got into the clinton white house and he said come work for me again and a lotmy life has been shaped by that experience. but he knew all kinds of things about how law worked and government worked. and he was also the world's most decent human being and i learned about that, too. justice marshall. there your 27 years old and kind of experience, generally, as you know, you clerked on the supreme court, too. you are young and there you are in this institution where all the cases are being decided and kind of a trip, but then in addition to that, there you are in thurgood marshall's office, the person i think was the greatest 20th century lawyer and he was a story teller. and he was nearing the end of his life. he turned 80, the year i clerked for him. and kind of old 80. he was looking back on his life and however much a story teller he had been, he became more so and more so and we walked into his chambers and talked about the cases and do all our work and at a certain point, he talked about stories about the extraordinary career lawyering at the trial level, a.m

are for, building from the middle-class out, and we are for the white house for a long time, and agree with paul as a former hillary clinton staffer, a message that works for her and any democrat in 2016, and any white house issue for legacy if that is what we are talking about at the end of the legacy if this is a guy that is going for middle-class -- >> you are overdosing on the hill ri cool aide if-- hillary cool aidekool-aid if you think that barack obama wrote this speech thinking about her. >> well it has more to do with the leveraging for the next two years. >> well they alter the atmospherics, but where they will be re-shaping the debate six months from now, we don't know. >> and do they alter the atmospherics for long? is the clock clicking on the debate for long? >> well you can give a speech for 45 minutes tonight, but if the president and the team are going to to be going to capitol hill and sit with orrin hatch and paul ryan and sit with wideman and others who are going to be crafting the big pieces of legislation to the where there is a potential or the compromise, that is the big test. the 45 minutes tonight

. >> i can't speak for the obama white house, i was in the clinton white house. but i would imagine they are pretty much all the same. there is a fair amount of prep murder board, some white houses call them where you do a it willing about of preparation. >> if this person is going to be the nation's top cop why does she have to be prepped? why does she need to know what to say, what not to say? why can't she just speak her mind? and can she be told what to say and not say? >> well she is going to speak her mind as she sees fit. preparation for this is no different than the preparation that lawyers and prosecutors do all the time in the course of your day-to-day work. the attorney general of the united states has an extraordinarily brood panoply of issues that that person has to deal with. so to me it is not surprising and in fact reassuring that someone in her position would want to speak to those issues intelligently, consistently and not get out in front of herself, and not give opinions about issues she is going to have to confront when she takes that job. >>

i'm guaranteeing neither one of us checked with the clinton white house about that. don't do that. it doesn't happen. >> let me ask you a follow-up before i go back to rich. there's a group connected to the group jeremy's working with. and that group has received over $200,000 of taxpayer money from the state department. should they be forced to return that money? >> i have no idea who the group is. >> one voice is the group that received the -- >> i know what the name of the group is -- >> i'm just saying, do you believe that since this group has gotten $200,000 partnering with a group to bring down netanyahu should be forced to return the $200,000 to the taxpayers? >> i don't know enough about that to know the answer to that. what i mean you know we have different committees here that have a charity and a political pac. >> i'm saying money all goes in the same pot. you tell me whether this is a political problem, because there's a lot of taxpayers here that don't want their money going to a group while seemed fine now turns out to be a man americans really like and

in my last two years in the white house, vice president gore and first lady hillary clinton who had in previous times in the white house had been very visible actors, gore in his office in past times, almost all the time, and the first lady having an office in the second floor, were never there. hillary running for senate, but even before that, she was not visible, and the vice president -- so roles change over time which i thought was interesting to see. i was surprised to learn that they had been very visible early on in the administration. i do not know what that means for the current vice president. >> i would just add real quickly. if ever you needed evidence that this is a government by the people and of the people, look at the role personalities play. whether you are looking at the role between the speaker and the president or other folks. president biden is well -- vice president biden is well-liked. getting ahead of myself. [laughter] i think it could be utilized. you go back to the old corporation, conciliation model. he can play a significant role in my opinion. the first tw

>> next, on "the presidency," former clinton administrators look back at the policies of the clintons white house. they discuss clinton's political skills and setbacks. the clinton presidential center and the miller center hosted this event. it was part of the 10th anniversary of the clinton presidential library. >> welcome, we are happy to see you here, i am susan page, i covered the 1992 campaign of the clinton campaign, and i can tell you that domestic policy is catnip for bill clinton >>. i believe that president clinton had

an object nation that -- observation that in my last two years in the white house vice president gore and first lady hillary clinton who had in previous times in the white house has been very visible actors. al gore in his office, you know in past times, almost all the time, and first lady having an office on the second floor in the first wing were never there. hillary running, eventually running for senate, but even before that she wasn't visible. and the vice president wasn't. so roles change over time which i thought was interesting to see. i was surprised to learn that they have been very visible earlier on in the administration. so i do know what that means for the current vice president. >> i would add real quickly, make the case when i talk to folks, if ever you needed evidence of government that is government by the people and of the people, look at the role personnel display. whether your looking at the role between the speaker or the relationship between the speaker and the president, or other folks. president biden is well-liked -- vice president biden. [laughter] getting ahead of myself. vice president

former members of president clinton's administration look back on the domestic policies of the clinton white house. they discussed the president's achievements and policy setbacks as well as his political skills and crafting compromises republicans. the clinton presidential center and the university of virginia's miller center hosted this hour and 20 minute event. it was part of the commemoration of the 10th anniversary of the clinton presidential library. >> welcome, we are happy to see you here, i am susan page, i covered the 1992 campaign of the clinton campaign, and i can tell you that domestic policy is catnip for bill clinton. i believe that president clinton had nothing that he enjoyed more than exploring the earned income

arrows as fears grow about a worldwide economic slow down. >>> hillary clinton making a big hire as she mulls a potential run for the whitese but it's a name probably familiar to you. why one columnist says the possible clinton campaign is already off to a bad start. we'll tell you all about that, top of the hour. >> i think it has been a pretty rough start for a long time. thank you, jl. ♪ >> this is your army. at 23, he joins the special forces. he is a trained sniper. >> while promoting his new gun-toting film, "taken 3", actor liam neeson, also took the tame to slam gun ownership in america while defending violent movies and his role in the "taken" trillion give. in a press conference he said, quote, there are too many bleeping guns out there, you know that replace as word, especially in america. i think the population is like 320 million and there is like over 300 million guns privately owned in america. a character like brian mills going out with guns and taking revenge it is fantasy. it is in the movies you know. by the way this is not fantasy. his pay day for "taken 3"? $31 million. and i bring it back to the couc

state hillary clinton should she side to run for the white house in 2016. some are predict this they say that is exactly what happened last night. then there was this. >> let's simplify the system and let a small business owner file based on her actual bank statements instead of number of accountants she can afford.

. ♪ >>> there's been a lot of speculation about hillary clinton's potential white house bid.ut what about vice president joe biden? just hours after president obama's state of the union address, he gave his most frank response to date on whether he thinks he has what it takes to be commander in chief. >> secretary clinton is lining up staff and support, including many members of president obama's team. our latest poll shes she's the overwhelming choice of democrats. any chance that you can challenge her? >> yes there's a chance. to be blunt with you, i think i can do a good job. i have plenty of time to make that decision and i will make that decision in that time frame. >> dana? >> of all the democrats, joe biden is the most experienced and the most likable. i think that he could actually be a good candidate for them. the problem for him will be it's very unusual for a party to hold the white house for three terms. it's only happened since 1948 and that is when george h.w. bush won in '88. but i think he has a chance. i like him. >> what do you think? >> i don't think he has

clinton. first, the white house big day. as you know, we are now 364 days and 56 odd minutes away from the 2016 state of the union. the white house is not release the excerpt of that speech yet so we will have to still talk about yesterday's state of the union address. we are 20 hours later from that speech. did you think it was a great state of the union or the greatest? serious question. >> is a obama speech playing political dividends thus far? >> obviously less than a day but i'm keen to say yes. this very effective speech is working. first of all, the press. the press was riding off the president and seeing him as a lame duck. now the press is interested in his next moves. that helps the white house a lot when the press is curious and sees you a -- sees you a dominant player. joe biden on the morning shows was very confident. you and i both trust his politics. he was talking about senators. republicans focused on the middle class, improving economy. if joe biden thinks things are going well, i generally think they are g

. >> is hillary clinton close to a presidential announcement? "the wall street journal" said whitepodesta is joining emerging hillary clinton campaign. he's a former staffer for bill clinton and brought on as special counsel last year. neither podesta has commented ohhen this report. jason, what do you make of this? is an announcement coming soon? >> probably this spring. but there's only two things hillary clinton needs to worry about. she needs competition. if she doesn't have a warren or a pataki or someone else it's going to be hard for her to convince us to vote for her. and hillary has hardly said anything. it doesn't matter how many washington insiders she gets if she's not doing those two things, she's not going to do well in 2016. >> let me ask you, shawn. is she gearing up? does this podesta hire show you that she's gearing up for the race and we may be seeing an announcement soon? >> well, rev, if she's not gearing up for a political campaign i'm not sure why you would have somebody like john podesta step down from his current position and get on her side and be on her t

republican presidential candidates you've heard it from former secretary of state hillary clinton and the white house is really pressing on this issue, is that the middle class is in need of help. and that wages are stagnant. and while gdp is growing and unemployment rate is at new lows, the middle class is still really struggling and requires some targeted measures to try and build them up. and so what you're going to hear the white house and democrats do when they get with these measures, the package that the president is going to roll out on tuesday in the state of the union address is put the ball in republican's court to say okay, well what are your proposals what do you want to do. and if you don't support this what do you support. and so it's designed to even if it doesn't pass, move the debate along to where the two sides are having to stakeout their territory that head of the 2016 election. >> srennivasan: all right carol lee joining us from washington from the "the wall street journal". thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> sreenivasan: federal law enforcement officials sa

read said today when you add the fact that john podesta is leaving the obama white house to serve as a liaison between the clintonign and the white house. it is looking like she will be more connected to him than ever. last night on "hardball." the two guys that helped obama beat hillary clinton reacted to the energy campaign team she is assembling. >> campaigns have to be about something, they have to be about a story. these guys know how to construct that kind of strategy and he will benefit greatly from having them. >> if the people on the campaign head quarters are playing for the name on the front instead of the name on the back, do something bigger than themselves, i think that will define success in this campaign. >> back to the round table now. this campaign that hillary is putting together, i'm impressed by podesta. someone that is not an emmy of barack obama. someone that is close to him and close to bill clinton. could it be that the democratic party will not be in disarray in 2016? they will be together in the dualing monarchy of obama, clinton, and bill clinton. >> it looks like so far hillary clinto

if he does that, he will put hillary clinton in the white house.ou know what, i do not think the market will do very well. >> this is not an endorsement of the republican party. there is not an inclusive progrowth republican agenda that people can like themselves upon. stuart: thank you. take that back, immediately. do you think that we can see the republicans reversed in the area? >> i do not think so. president obama is clearly going to pull. wil vonythg - stua: ve evethinacro the board? change obamacare. he cannot veto everything can he? >> i think he will veto as much as he possibly can. i think that there is a substantial part that says the democrats need to be more confrontational and more populist. that means we will get it. charles: politic mind. the establishment in d.c., republicans and democrats united. whether it is the two-party or the progress this. that budget deal, to me, blew my mind. this is the opportunity for both of these guys. i guess that they will take it. stuart: you have not much help for 2015 politically? charles: i think

republicans holding the house and senate with newt gingrich and bob dole and bill clinton in the white house. but i watched them come together this is a new opportunity with the new american congress that this president can work with us and looking at the bipartisan bills we have put on the floor, i'm hoping he puts people before politics >> congressman davis brought a bill forward to have americans have more opportunities and move forward with the 40-hour workweek bill and seen a shift from full-time jobs because of effects of obamacare that made it hard to find full-time employment and later this week on the keystone pipeline a bill that obama administration said it will create over 40,000 american jobs. i would encourage the president to create those jobs and

white house. i was surprised to hear him say that. we don't need nor clinton in the white house either. remember this they occupied the white house as a team. it was buy one, get two. so whatever clinton did, hillary was responsible for too. now, let's say this: let's remember this: when they came into the white house in 1992, we had a predominantly democratic congress. they could have passed a healthcare bill at that time. they didn't. what did they do? they passed nafta. they we want after rubenomics. they we want after the people that were in wall street not main street. they passed the nafta bill which took jobs away from people. the jobs we want to mexico and then what did they do? they passed welfare reform. they fell into the hands of newt gingrich who controlled bill crinton during the eight years. what else did they do? in the last year of his presidency he apriled the glass-stevel act which allowed corporationsigwill he act which allowed corporations. that was detrimental to the democratic party because it brought us a disaster of 2011. host: thank you for the call. from time

. >>> okay so how sarah palin actually helped make $25,000 to promote a hillary clinton bid for the whitewe'll explain. "scrambled politics" is next. shopping online is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list now it is. start shopping online from a list of top-rated providers. visit angieslist.com today. >>> 20 minutes past the hour. here is your hump day helping of "scrambled politics." you know, it turns out, former alaskan governor sarah palin's speech in iowa made big bucks for hillary clinton. yes, that's because at one point in her speech she said "it's going to take more than a village to beat hillary. i'm ready for hillary." well, the pro-hillary super pac called "ready for hillary" and ran with it. the group used palin's comments to reach supporters on social media and e-mail asking for donations. the pac raised $25,000 as a result. >>> say cheese! congressman paul ryan used a hunk of gouda to make a committee meeting on trade barriers more interesting yesterday. in a cheesy move the

clinton. and john loving the white house and priority usa. what does this is a to joe biden biden? now after doing for the white house he cuts ribbons and blamed everything time the white house does anything wrong and how do they repay him. they are throwing it behind hillary. it is amazing. edrogers is a republican that is making appearances on fox. a recent decision left me wondering if hillary consistent lon is in a time warp. and she should present herself as the fresh new democrat for the next era. she is do the opposite. is podesta new. sorry but no. obviously this from a republican partisan, shera, but does he have a point. >> i don't think john podesta will be the only person. i would be shocked if she doesn't bring in people from the obama campaign where she makes decisions. and speaking of the democratic primary. what about elizabeth warren? she is the left of hillary clinton on a lot of issues and there are drafts for her. she has no plans on running. and it has to look tempting to her. >> she always said i am not running, present tense and that leaves open a change of m

clinton building a 2016 team. her husband's former chief of staff john podesta leaving the obama white house to lead team hillary. have a top clinton strategist and chief media advisor. the biggest question is whether secretary clinton has been using this down time to hone her campaign rationale, to answer the liberals who say she's too cozy. while awaiting her return to the public stage, even senior republicans and those democrats pushing to draft elizabeth warren concede her 2016 staff recruits are top notch. that's it for inside politics. again, thanks for sharing your sunday morning. i'm off to foxborough this morning. go patriots. we'll see you soon. "state of the union" starts right now. >>> as many as 20 sleeper cells, 180 jihadis waiting to bring more terror across europe. is the u.s. next? i'm jim sciutto and this is "state of the union". >> this is breaking news. >>> breaking news across the atlantic. all of europe under siege now. military and police deployed by the thousands across belgium and france as the chief of that continent's combined police force says he cannot guarantee anyone's

clinton. first, the white house big day.

the "wall street journal," top white house adviser john podesta will be stepping down from his post next month and reportedly will take on a senior role in hillary clinton'smpaign for the white house. >>> senator rand paul announced that he's hired gop strategist chip englander as an adviser. the "washington post" reports englander would likely be paul's campaign manager if he decides to make a bid for the white house. >>> former arkansas governor and fox news host mike huckabee takes on hip-hop power couple jay z and beyonce once again in his book and now he is roping in the obama family. huckabee tells "people" magazine that he doesn't understand how the obamas can encourage their daughters being fans of beyonce. he says mr. and mrs. obama are excellent parents, adding "and yet, they don't see anything that might not be suitable for either a preteen or a teen in some of the lyrical content and choreography of beyonce?" >>> republican senator john mccain will have another cameo on the nbc sitcom "parks and rec" this season. he made a brief appearance on an episode in season five. the show kicked off its seventh and final season last night. >>> kites with

white house. hillary clinton has to hope that president obama, well, has a little ronald regan in him.him to have mojo in him to help her. she probably liked this moment at the state of the union. >> i have no more campaigns to run. my only agenda -- [ applause ] i know because i won both of them. >> now we didn't hear that from president reagan in his seventh year state of the union address. he didn't say anything like that, but the president standing at the end of his term could impact the next election. look at ronald regan's numbers. in 1988 heading into 1989. this is late in the election year. ronald regan starts to go up. he was very popular at the end. a lot of democrats were saying don't give george h.w. bush a third reagan term. reagan's numbers were going up, george h.w. bush won the white house. hasn't happened in a long time. the question is where will president obama be at the end of the his numbers are going up now. only early 2015. watch his numbers as we head into 2016. it is possible if president obama stays up above 50 that it helps hillary clinton. no disrespect inte

it could happen at the worst possible time for hillary clinton. 150,000 pages will be made public just as he is announcing a 2015 run for the whitepresident clinton signing a law banning federal regulation of same sex mir tajarriages. the former first lady's failed attempt at healthcare reform. >> the truth about uso's might be buried in 130,000 newly de classified air force records. the file up loaded to the web a look at the military project blue book which documented 12,000 sightedings of the ufo's. 700 one of them still unidentified. the ross low was not mentioned in those files. >>> now making your tax filing a nightmare and one company isn't taking it quietly. >> now that the affordable healthcare act made it a tax issue no one can understand it. >> fox business is here with the story. >> nobody can understand it heather a nightmare a shock to the system. complete confusion those are some of the words used to explain it. this is the first time taxpayers will feel the full impact of the tax rolls. hnr block says they have the biggest tax code change in the last 20-years. explaining the tax requirements is 21 pages long. tax

joe biden yesterday saying there is a chance he will challenge potential frontrunner hillary clinton for a white house run. for more let's bring in bob cusack editor-in-chief of "the hill." let's start with that democratic possibility. pretty tantalizing that the vice president wants to take on the former first lady, former senator, former secretary of state. >> yeah, it is fascinating, jon. it would be a major showdown between obama's secretary of state, former and his sitting vice president. of course biden is keeping his options open. he is getting ready to run but will he actually run? if you look at the polls hillary clinton really way ahead of him in the polls and, he didn't do well the last time he ran for president. got out of the race after iowa. was picked as vice president later on. so he has got a big decision. can he raise the money to compete with the hillary clinton? that remains to be seen. remember a couple of obama's people like jim messina, they have sided with hillary clinton. so i don't think biden's running but at the same time he is not ruling it out, jon. jon: he is fame

white house. hillary clinton still doting on her granddaughter charlotte, not saying yet if she'll run for president. >>> the unstoppable lind seyv vonn foggy conditions couldn't stop the u.s. skier from winning a downhill today. when vonn pulled out of the sochi olympics last year many counted her out. tonight, she's celebrating. >>> follow-up over a story we told you about last night, remember the police officer caught shaking it off. ♪ shake it off shake it off ♪ >> the video going viral tonight. how did the superstar has seen the officer in action. swift tweeting tonight, lol the sass. >>> still ahead -- a historical tribute. why oprah winfrey and selma stars are back in that city tonight. a tribute to the civil rights movement when we come back. if you have high blood sugar ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug farxiga

lincoln, a life, the storm enveloping lincoln's wife could not be matched until we had hillary clinton in the white house as the president's wife, and it was mrs. lincoln who first carvinged out a distinctive role for herself during her white house years. as much by necessity as by choice. several of mary lincoln's immediate family were engaged in military rebellion dedicated to the overthrow of her husband's government. she remained completely loyal to the union and went well beyond what was required having her mail incoming and outgoing read for her. lincoln's wife had perhaps the most challenging time as first lady, a term that was coined before she assumed the role, but became a label embraced by the press to designate the president's wife. due to mary's visibility and profile, she took advantage of this new role. as mary lincoln, the todd was only added later by descendants who actually wanted to link mary to her birth family, the todds and also to another president, and that is dolly todd madison was married to a todd, but in her own lifetime, the two-named mary lincoln felt herself at the ce

he is not a bill clinton, i'm told from one white house official. bill clinton was known for making those last minute edits right up until the moment he walks into the capitol and the speech is loaded in the prompter. the president is a bit more no drama obama when it comes to that speech jake. >> and you know it is an important point. the president worked very carefully, i'm told on this speech. he was writing it personally. he had a team of writers helping him, but he loves getting involved in the writing process and i think it's going to show when we see the final product. stand by. i want to go back to anderson right now. anderson? >> yeah jay carney from your experience what does the president do in those final hours before a speech like this? >> well after the speech is done and after he's done a run-through or two in the map room, it's over for him. he goes up to the residence, to the upper floors of the main house and spends some time with his family with his daughters and his wife and basically relaxes and gets himself mentally prepared for

gerston says presidential contenders are sitting on the sideline to see if hillary clinton takes the bid for the white house and that would change everything. >>> a growing debate over a hollywood film that's been recently released and doing very well at the box office. "american sniper" follows the life of real-life navy s.e.a.l. chris kyle. it has people taking shots at each other online. the country's biggest movie about a real-life american sniper has celebrities trading fire. after the filmmaker michael moore sent out tweets what would jesus do? hide on a roof and shoot people in the back. his comments came after former alaska governor posed with a sign unkind words towards moore. she took a broader swipe at hollywood, referencing the navy s.e.a.l. >> america needs a hero again and chris kyle has been that man and screw the left in hollywood who can't understand what it is that we see in someone like chris kyle. >> reporter: that backlash against what some call hollywood elites not extinguished by seth rogen's apology for a comment about a nazi propaganda movie. >> we have to take sides whether t

white house again. >> the hillary clinton thing, that is important. you remember as well as i do in 2012, against a much weaker field he was battered by the end. barack obama having sat back and amassed his war chest he was never able to recover from the depletion. you can imagine him come as much as he was convinced he would be a great president and he convinced others including chris christie and jeb bush that he was a better candidate, in the end, he just could not get their . interesting these comments these comments he made about the next and a ration, about someone from the next generation. that is not jeb bush who he is endorsing to take the fight hillary clinton. >> eyes i reported, he does not think jeb bush and chris christie the establishment candidates the front runners he does not think they will be the nominee. he thinks jeb bush will be scrutinized. they have problems with the base. he things chris christie can't survive the vetting. he is hoping marco rubio steps up and is a more impressive candidate then currently some believe and swe

white house. but they did talk about clinton as well. i think in the case of babar -- both of our white houses though you can call the lack of transparency and in some cases maybe it is. i think it is just more disciplined than it was in the clinton administration. relatively, wild west to me, lots of people just walk around and it is chaotic. we look at that as in we need to be more disciplined. we did talk to the media and decide when. it morphed into in the bush administration was this notion that we never had any agreements on things. there were never any arguments and the president was not hearing the news. -- views. which is completely untrue. it was poured out in lots of books on information in the white house. you will see a lot of this. i saw this. i policy meetings. the result law of robust debate on direction and what we should do on issues. we were not interested in doing was having that debate in front of reporters. that is not appropriate. it doesn't inspire confidence. it allows outside politics to affect what ought to be a