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secrets in the rebirth of hillary clinton."onathan allen and amie parnes, thank you. >> ted strickland is here. he also served 12 years in the u.s. house representing ohio's sixth congressional district and recently became president of the center for american progress action fund. i'm pleased to have him here for the first time, shame on me. >> i'm so happy to be here. >> you have a phd in psychology. you are a counselor at a prison for over 10 years. >> i worked 20 hours a week at a maximum security prison in ohio working with some very seriously mentally ill inmates. >> did that give you insights into human behavior? >> some of the most brutal, sadistic behavior. some of the kindest, most generous behavior i've heard in that maximum-security prison. >> he ran for congress. >> three times before i finally one on my fourth attempt. >> what does that say about your? >> i'm persistent. i ran three times. someone said if at first you don't succeed, you try again. there's no sense in being a fool about it. [laughter] i decided to r

but could a baby in the clinton family take hillary out of politics?re was some wishful thinking among republicans and hand wringing among democrats that a new grandchild might cause hillary to rethink what everyone assumes is her plan to run. michelle bernard is the president of the bernard center. clarence paige is a columnist for the chicago tribune. i suppose we have to do it. i will go around the table. clarence, do you believe that hillary's grandmother to be makes her more or less likely to run? >> it doesn't hurt. it softens her image. it certainly helps everybody who's been a parent to identify with her. i think it's marginal but it's fun to speculate about. >> michelle, same question to you. i guess as a woman, when you hear that, it softens her image, i wonder how that strikes you. that has been said a lot, that she needs softening somehow and this does the trick. >> she needs softening with some people but i think before we even get to that question, one of the things we should talk about is whether or not anyone would ever ask if jeb bush

hillary clinton in 2016.e malzberg explaining that genius theory. >> i don't mean they're making up she's pregnant, okay. but what great timing purely accidental, purely an act of nature, purely left up to god and god answered hillary clinton's prayers and she's going to have the prop of being a new grandma while she runs for president. it just warms the heart. >> that's "hardball" for now. coming up, "your business" with j.j. ramberg. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know. we're in the business of up. everyday delta flies a quarter of million people while investing billions improving everything from booking to baggage claim. we're raising the bar on flying and tomorrow we will up it yet again. carsthey're why we innovate. they're who we protect. they're why we make life less complicated. it's about people. we are volvo of sweden. ameriprise asked people a simple question: in retirement, will you outlive your money

the clinton will well-known for staging things. do the clinton stage things? heck yes, they stage things. therefore s it outrageous that somebody would call here and think maybe hillary staged the shoe throwing-- no, it isn't outrageous. >> stephen: of course it could have been staged. i mean think about it, she was standing on a stage. (laughter) folks, there's a conspiracy of foot afoot. which can only be fully addressed in my long running segment, stephen colbert's [bleep] serious. >> hear me out. >> stephen: where i explore conspiracy theories and pose the hard questions like in nine years why have i only done this segment once before? (laughter) what do they not want you to know? and if i'm in charge of my show, are they me? (laughter) now we may know the footwear but we're still trying to figure out the foot-why. rush? >> i don't know why anybody would be throwing a shoe at hillary unless, and maybe it's an attempt to make the benghazi people look like nuts and lunatics and wackos even if it had anything to do with that which i don't know. >> stephen: ye

let's talk about bill clinton. here's my theory about bill clinton. care if you're a puritan minister looking back, he did have the monica lewinsky relationship. it's on the record, we all know about it. it's probably worked its way down to about seventh or eighth paragraph on his obit now. it's just not that high up anymore. he hasn't had anything to do in this category of wrongdoing, if you will, you want to be moralistic. he hasn't done anything wrong in 16 years. this guy's post presidency has not been an embarrassment in any way. who knows what people's private lives are about. but it hasn't been in any way public or embarrassing. why do they think they can go back and beat bill who everybody likes because you can't beat uphillry through bill unless you beat up bill. people like the guy. >> the old joke, it's in their nature. they literally can't stop themselves. you know, for instance, michael barone who was a conservative pundit ran a column a couple of weeks ago talking about how bill clinton like a decade ago had been on a plane where someone

be ready for clinton-bush.t could happen. >> my personal feeling is jeb bush would be the strongest candidate the republicans could put forth. >> on the toughest for secretary clinton. >> perhaps. >> what is the center for american progress action fund? >> the center for american progress is a think tank that has policy, analysis, good research. they come up with creative, progressive ideas to move the country forward in terms of health care, employment, tax among theequality sexes, so on. action fund is an attempt to take all of that good policy and put it into action. there are two parts of the action fund. which is ak progress publication, a digital publication that gets over 6 million individual hits per month. the other part is what we call the war room. the war room is the part of action where we take those good in directnd we engage advocacy to try and turn those legislation, have enacted, and so on. >> you may run again? >> never say never. i have always been a person that says life unfolds and as you c

in 2008, hillary clinton didn't rein him in at all. he did interaction with the press and said harmful things for the campaign that distracted from it. in some cases he was accused of playing the race card during the campaign against obama. that was not helpful to her. so in 2016, if she could do what obama did in 2012 which is to use bill clinton as a surrogate, send him out on the stump, he's very good at that, don't let him have too much interaction with the press, i think she will ben git from a more disciplined bill clinton on the press. >> charlie: the book, "hrc: state secrets and the rebirth of hillary clinton." jonathan allen and amie parnes, thank you. >> thank you. >> charlie: ted strickland is here, he is a democrat and he is the former ohio governor. he was one of president obama's highest profile co-chairmen during his reelection campaign. he also served 12 years in the u.s. house, representing ohio's sixth congressional district. he recently became president for the center for american progress action fund. i am pleased

if you're hilary clinton or bill clinton or one of the people around secretary clinton, and you're thinking, "well, the biggest knock on me, is going to be the same old same old." whoa, i got a solution. she gets to control it. is she smiling now the fact that we're talking bush? >> sure. think about it. they each have a knock against them. the republicans are going to slam her through her husband. all the things that happened during the clinton administration, all the bad things that happened and what they can do, what the clinton people can do is hurl it back at them and say excuse me, but when bill clinton was president of the united states, he left your brother. >> it is fair to say that the clintons, especially -- well, bill and hillary together as a political team, which they are, have a positive, net positive impact historically, that given all the monica stuff and all the white house fundraising i didn't particularly like, they came out on top in terms of the economy and bill clinton still has good numbers coming out of the white house. and hillary clinton has very good numbers. com

adviser with the clinton transition. before founding the dlc in 1985 common was the directive head of the democratic caucus and with staff director of the u.s. senate subcommittee on intergovernmental congressional relations and he lives in annapolis maryland and his book you can purchase after we finish that story and catherine hall. it is my privilege and honor this morning to introduce to you former governor robert ehrlich. the author of "america: hope for change", the honorable robert ehrlich junior is a senior counsel government advocacy and public policy practice group at king and falling where he advises clients in a broader way of policy matters and interactions with the federal government. so he is serving as a civil litigator, and he offered the chesapeake bay restoration act to restore america's largest estuary which suggests the base foundation, called the most important environmental achievement in 20 years, again, rare praise for a republican politician to say. he also created the government department of d

which hillary clinton now helps operate also last month. boeing's top lobbyist was seen co hosted a fundraiser for ready for hillary super pack which is lending support to a possible hillary twenty sixteen run then really are you clinton and defense contractor boeing their perfect match. there are few in the democratic party were more vocal supporter of us military intervention around the world. then hillary clinton. she supported the wars in iraq and afghanistan. she supported military intervention in libya. she supported military airstrikes in syria. and she's been a consistent supporter of the expanding drug war against al qaeda and associated forces. you name the intervention and clinton seems ready to get behind it so three years for an election. who knows who cares if hillary clinton is running for president. reese that's what most of us are thinking but boeing. they're making a bet on hillary and their strengthening their ties and their investments in the clinton political dynasty much like they already have in the obama administrati

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how will that fit into the great expectations of hillary clinton? >>> and the swagger is back declaring that the affordable care act is not only working, but it will not doom the party in the elections. saying positive stories that one woman with breast cancer is saving her home, because now she is able to have health care. >> i think that the democrats should forcefully defend and be proud of the fact that millions of people like the woman i just described who i saw in pennsylvania yesterday we are helping because of something that we did. i don't think that we should apologize for it, and we should not be defensive about it. there is a strong good right story to tell. >> so that is the new number 8 million people signed up, beat ing the early estimates before all of the website troubles, and that includes 28% in the key demographic, 28 to 34-year-olds, and let me bring in our company from the ryan national journ journalist and our contributor to the "huffington post" ryan grim. elahe, the question, is will the democrats be running away from the he

eluding to her potential presidential bid in 2016 clinton just laughed. but on tuesday she said she is thinking about it. >>> a group gathered in front of the event center at san jose state university to protest hillary clinton's appearance the gilroy morgan patriots held signs. to quote tell the truth. four americans were killed in that attack including chris

with hillary clinton you get bill clinton and hillary clinton legacy. and he branded herself and making a name with women, and the youth voters and latinos. and will that exist for jeb bush is the question? >> we'll see it in tyler. does the bush last name help or hurt? >> it helps in the republicans. but most people agree that it is it a damaged image with the greater electorate. we are still in afghanistan and as marjorie say we have a hang over if you will over mccain and romney and those type of candidates that are straight laced establishment type guys and still negativity surrounding our work in iraq. the bush name could make it through the primary but it is different and too early to tell in the general. >> we want to focus on the clintons. elizabeth moore made headlines and said she is not running. we haven't sewn an endorsement. is she possibly a threat to the clinton campaign? >> i don't know that given the energy around hillary clinton from the republicans and the democrats twould be hard pressed for any candidate to catch up with hillary cli

her son, mark, married chelsea clinton. >> reporter: the documents show hillary clinton often participated in high level political meetings, a sharp contrast with the current first lady. >> i think the documents show how much she worked in tandem with her husband. it is a contrast of what we see today. michelle obama does not appear to play of a role in her husband's politics. >> reporter: and the files show new lights of president clinton's efforts to regain political footing in the wake of the monica lewinsky scandal. blumenthal advised the president to deal with the issue only once and by calling for an end of the political divisions. >> perhaps in the daily press of events in the clash of controversy we don't see our own time for what it truly is, a new dawn for america. >> the documents also reveal health care was just as polit politicly divisive back then as now. the republicans swept the 1994 congressional races due in part to the failed health care overhaul and the clinton communications director said at the time we got slaughtered. >>> we wanted to give drivers something to look a

2016 heats up with all eyes on the clinton and the bush dynasties. >> we had a bush, then we had a clinton, then we had a bush, then we're going to have a clinton? >> the hard questions are not do you want to be president, can you win? the hard questions are why. gwen: then, two discussions on equality. a women's pay equity bill goes down. >> i say square your shoulders, put your lipstick on, and let's fight another day. gwen: and the president's club gathers at the l.b.j. library to discuss johnson's signature domestic achievement 50 years later. >> the real influence of a president is not found in the headlines. it can only be judged with time. gwen: covering the week, alex wayne of bloomberg news, amy walter of the "cook political report," alexis simendinger of "real clear politics," and michael duffy of "time" agazine. >> award winning reporting and analysis covering history as it happens. live from our nation's capitol, this is "washington week" with gwen ifill. corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by -- >> it's one of the most amazing things we build and it i don't eve

hillary clinton has plenty of time to answer this. i guess the question is, secretary of state is not normally in modern politics a launching pad for a presidential campaign. what do you see, though, as the biggest challenge of her going from secretary of state to running for president? >> they were fierce rivals, he asked her to do the job, it was something she accepted to do. she was in, i think, a tougher position than most secretary of states are. but it's not the kind of job that you go around bragging about, i did this and i did that. it doesn't tend to actually attract, if you look back at who's been there, people who have a long career or want to run for president. so, you know, it's hard -- she's just, as usual, you know, she's very hard to compare to anybody else. but right now, i think this is just a way for the right -- another way for the right ring to say benghazi with different words. >> i think the last secretary of state who tried to do it was al hague. thank you joe walsh, and michael sheer. we'll be right back. udal

talk to bill clinton. the clinton chronicles. hold on a second. clinton chronicles.ple accused bill clinton of murdering political rivals in arkansas. national figures accused bill clinton of murder in arkansas. so when you're going to say that barack obama and eric holder, they've been treated worse than anybody in the history of american politics because of their race, well, you just -- you're not even going back 20 years let alone 200. go ahead. >> he was treated that way because republicans in washington regarded him as an arkansas hay seed and not part of the party. everybody has their own victimhood narrative. you're right about that. sometimes the '90s are referred to as this period of great civility of american politics. those of us who were there, we know that wasn't the case. it was every bit as kind of vicious as the politics we're seeing here. >> by the way, i sat through government reform and oversight hearings that were unbelievably harsh. whether henry waxman was in charge or danbury ton was in charge. and what louie gohmert did and i don't know all of

a lot of after ffection for secy clinton.. i think that he is going to have a lot to -- listen, the first thing that we have to hear about jeb is g.w. bush, and i don't think that is going to necessarily help him going into 2016, but you never know. >> and m.j., there is not as much dirt for reporters to dig up, and -- >> well, you never know. >> and a lot has happened, obviously, but an air of we know them, and more so than the specific response to a policy or what not. >> well, it is not true that we know everything to know about jeb bush or even hillary clinton. with hillary we have a book date publishing book now, june 10th, and we have to keep in mind that when she was secretary of state and when she was a private person, she didn't actually engage in a lot of the important policy debates going on in washington, and so once this book comes out, and she is facing a lot of the questions, we will get to actually hear from her a lot of how do you think that the immigration system should be faced and fixed and the health care

you know, hillary clinton, bill clinton, they haven't changed a bit. document dumps on friday nights of holiday weekends. we've been seeing this for 20 years. you know, i'm not surprised my name is in those documents from the early and mid 90s. doesn't surprise me at all. >> they seem to think you're feeling information about them that is negative into the media and receiving information. i'll throw one on the boards so the viewers can see. here is the first one. they say from brown to other main stream media, floyd brown and his associate david bossy claim that dozens of members of the mainstream press, times, magazine, used them for information or interviews. they are suggesting that you guys were claiming the main stream publications for you and you were only too happy to provide it. >> they were right because i did, floyd brown and i were the vast right wing conspiracy at the beginning of the clinton administration. there was no one else who was working on this case. i spent months working down in arkansas and covering these issues about the rose l

hillary clinton tweeted most exciting title yet grandmother-to-be. so excited that chelsea and mark are expecting their first child. we send our best wishes to them. we're expecting great family photos from the clintons. your best and most awkward family photos. this is a classic from my family. my sister's confirmation. i don't even know what was worse, her hair, her dress or that she chose the confirmation name bernadette. tweet us your pictures #waytooearly and my sister will probably be texting my phone right now to kill me. jenna agrees with that. president clinton security detail actually issued the mascot a death threat. yeah. the mets guy. the guy with the big baseball head. she's dedicated her life to god. that doesn't mean she still can't rock. wait until you hear her. i love this story. this is an italian nun who is really, really winning the folks over in italy on "the voice." wait till you hear her sing some cyndi lauper. "way too early" comes right back. >>> the american embassy in leb enon, at least five american vbs killed. ♪ [ girl ]

this follows on a big day for hillary clinton yesterday. first at the clinton global initiative event in new york yesterday and event breaking the grass ceiling. they sh a moving exchange with a undocumented woman. >> for first time publicly i want to say i'm an undocumented immigrant. [ applause ] >> i want to say that it's been extremely difficult for me empower myself in america because i came here illegally when i was 5. >> that was incredibly brave and i thank you for doing that. because it's important to put ourselves in other people's shoes, that's one of the big hopes i have is that we can get back to being a country where people can understand what others are going through and have empathy for it and try to help each other. >> really heart felt moment but hitting on what could be a major campaign issue. clinton was at the event with her daughter chelsea who made news of her own. >> mark and i are very excited that we have our first child arriving later this year. [ applause ] >> former secretary clinton's reaction on twitter, my mo

, there's something particular to the clintons.spiracy theorizing that maybe this was all plan planned to detract from something nefarious. i wonder if she has the grav tasz for even republican conservative women to vote for her. . >> we have a whole group of women called red state feminists who are conservative women, stayed at home, raised children, maybe are even involved in home schooling and sort of fit like the feminist movement turn their noses on them and forgot about them and for those people, i think seeing hillary clinton in this role gives them hope that people will understand that they are no less feminists because of the decisions that they've made in term of of how they're going to rear their families. well, i don't think we dialled down the pressure on hillary clinton to run for president. all right, up next, you probably could have predicted this reaction on the far right to chelsea clinton's announcement. this is "hardball." a place for politics. the conversation about his car loan didn't start here. it began way,

hillary clinton has got to figure that out as well. she talked about that as well. the biggest thing is figuring out what you would do. why you would run? what you wanted to do in that office? we'll see what she comes up with. i think the first argument will be what she comes up with in her book which is coming out in june. we'll all be reading it perhaps on the beach. yeah, she has to figure out what her argument is to the american people for a clinton presidency. she does have an advantage over biden. the folks who might be on the other side of the aisle as well. she has run before. biden has run twice. pretty much dropped out, pretty early. >> not exactly. >> yeah. >> not -- not close in the delegates. and you raise yet another question here with the book coming out which is who will post selfies of themselves reading the hillary clinton book. >> please no one i hope. no more selfies. i'm done with selfies. >> thank you both for joining me tonight. coming up, a glimmer of hope for a resolution to the crisis ills in ukraine. ameriprise asked people a simple questi

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chelsea clinton is pregnant.s will be a baby who attracts national interest and who could give his or her grandmother a bump in the polls. >> reporter: the next generation of the clinton dynasty is on the way. chelsea clinton announcing today she and investment banker husband are expecting their first child. >> mark and i are very excited that we have our first child arriving later this year. but perhaps no one is more overjoyed than hillary clinton who tweeted my most exciting title yet, grandmother-to-be. her desire to add grandma to her resume has not been a secret. just last month jimmy kimmel asked her about it at the clinton global initiative. do you think you and the president will have another child? any more children? well, no. i wouldn't mind one of those grandchildren i hear so much about. >> former president bill clinton putting on the pressure too at the world economic forum three years ago. >> i would like to have a happy wife. she won't be unless she is a grandmother. something she wants more than

clinton.he need if equality. >> all most women need a fighting chance. >> the fee may audience listened intently as hillary clinton said women still make 16 percent less than men in america. the question on everyone's mind was asked during the informal question-and-answer session. >> if this is a major announcement you would like to make regarding your future. >> hillary clinton has not announced her future political plans including a run for the presidency but some do not want to see it happen including this woman who threw a shoe at hillary clinton during the speech in las vegas. if san jose those for and against were outside the event center. >> he is not stopped and challenged now this is the first of a long line of betrayals. >> it is past time to have a woman take control and get it done. >> hillary clinton expected it have earned up to $1 million from the speaking engagements. >> there are renewed hopes this morning that the black boxes from the missing malaysia airlines plane will be f

child of former president bill clinton and former secretary of state hillary clinton made the surprise thursday afternoon that she and her husband are expecting. >> marc and i are very excited that we are having our first child arriving later this year. >> reporter: the 34-year-old revealed her news in new york while hosting the first of a series of events with her mother. >> i just hope that i will be as good a mom to my mom and hopefully children as my mom was to me. >> are you expecting a child? >> a grandchild, yes, which i'm really excited about, and it makes this work even more important. >> reporter: clinton spent most of her adult life in new york city. she attended graduate school here, then joined a consulting firm, and more recently started working for her family's foundation. america watched clinton grow from a teenager to an adult in the white house. she was 12 years old when her father was elected president. when her mother ran for president in 2008, chelsea joined her on the campaign trail. >> this is my first event with my mom. >> reporter: clinton married investment ba

the bill, hillary and chelsea clinton foundation. for years she's been saying she herself might one day run for office but first, she may have another role, campaigning and advising her mother if she runs for president in 2016. >> nobody assumes this was done for political reasons but if it had been done in political reasons, it could not have been a the a better time. hillary clinton will have this bouncing toddler in her arms to campaign with in 2016. >> reporter: chelsea said today her mother is her role model. >> i just hope i will be as good a mom to my child and hopefully children, as my mom was to me. >> reporter: the next generation for a family always in the spotlight. kate snow, nbc news, new york. >>> still ahead for us tonight, the mean season already underway for millions of allergy sufferers across america. why it is suddenly worse this spring, and what we're being told to do. and later, the museum quality awkward family photos that look so familiar to so many americans. . >> this has been for millions of americans the

. >>> also hillary clinton dodges a tossed shoe from the crowd. >>> and stephen colbert takes the baton. >>> a tragedy in northern california to tell you about today. at least nine people are dead after a fedex truck slammed into a bus carrying high school students. officials say the truck driver was killed, but they are still working to identify the eight victims on the bus. this report was filed late. >> reporter: police tape surrounds the charred remains following a fiery collision between a tour bus, a fedex truck and a passenger car in california. the california highway patrol says the truck crossed the freeway slamming into the bus and car. chp reports at least nine were killed. more than 30 others were injured in the kraush. several were air lifted to local hospitals. the sheriff said there were 46 passengers on the bus, high school seniors on a trip to visit the campus of humboldt state university in northern california. the school released a statement that reads in part, humboldt state university is deeply saddened by a tragic accident that occurred earlier this evening involvi

if it's good for ronald reagan, why is it too old for hillary clinton? >> i think it's a ridiculous argument. as reporters what we look at in those considerations is the health of a candidate. those are the questions that would be raced about any candidate running. you look at john mccain who was 71 when he was running, he made a lost jokes about his age. that factored in to voters' calculations sometimes. the idea that just because she's going to be a grandmother that that put her into a different set is ridiculous. >> grandmother who will have one grandchild by election day 2016. mitt romney had 18. he's got more than that now. nobody said grandpa mit. age is fair, everything is fair. ronald reagan was asked about it. democrats were critical. join has made note of it, democrats are critical. everything is relevant when you run for president, not only what you think about taxes and spending but who you are, how old you are, she will be asked like every candidate, give us access to your doctors, your medical records. where is the line? >> these are all f

they wine them and dine them in clinton's penthouse, above the clinton library, which is -- beautifulrious layout, and they are bringing in tons and tons of money, and money is going to tell the tale in 2016. >> well, if money is the determinant, the clinton -- i just about said the clintons are awfully hard to beat. what was i thinking? hillary clinton would be very tough to beat. and your thoughts as we wrap it up here? >> you know, it used to be two for the price of one, if you voted for bill, you got hillary. >> that's what he said in 92. >> now with chelsea, it's three for the price of one. >> the bargain gets better. >> thanks so much, ed klein. >> up next, my commentary why americans should commemorate the brightest of moments and not the darkest. that in your comments next. up. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know. we're in the business of up. everyday delta flies a quarter of million people while investing billions improving everything from booking to baggage claim. we're raising

and then, after this came out, also chelsea clinton announced to the world that hillary clinton and bill clinton are about to be grandparents. the book will have a lot to do if hillary runs in 2016. because in this book, annie, she's going to have to talk about benghazi, iran, the middle east and her job as secretary of state. how important -- that's now with the editors if they've got an announcement date. how important is the book to a future clinton campaign? >> it's very, very important. and i think the same sort of divisiveness is going to get henpecked by republicans. and i think what she's going to try to do with the book is make the case to democrats she's her own person, she has executive experience and she's a real manager. i think there's a lot of questions about what she really did as secretary of state. to what extent different sort of accomplishments can be ascribed to her. but i think it's fascinating you're seeing joe biden kind of lean into barack obama and you've seen hillary clinton lean pretty far away. and i think the extent that she sort of stakes herself out as her

clinton -- >> -- sure. there is another. >> we are not in the business of bashing her and saying she didn't do anything. now, my personal opinion, rosen, and i will will give you the last word in 20 seconds is that mrs. clinton didn't do much. she was more of a figure head, pretty much gallivanting around the world at the president's request. but didn't really accomplish much. 10 seconds because i want to get to cammeron here. >> the people on the inside at the state department and also some the leading expert leading analysts outside of the state department were in agreement that hillary clinton didn't accomplish very much as secretary of state she live because her boss, president obama, was as one likes to put it, one of the most controlling foreign policy presidents since richard nixon. >> all right. cammeron. are you there cammeron still? >> yes. >> now you saw me last night say that attorney general holder and the president were very misguided by trying to sell that hard drug dealers aren't committing

she'll support clinton this time around. now u.s. ambassador to japan made comments about clinton in an interview. kennedy is the latest supporter to endorse a potential clinton run. claire mccaskill, who also endorsed barack obama six years ago, has publicly gav given her support of clinton. and as the democrat port begins to coalesce about her campaign clinton is not saying much about plans or encouragement she's getting. one activist that hangs in the air is clinton's health and age. if elected age 69, clinton will be the second oldest president in history. she seemed to dismiss those concerns and said it would an mistake to dismiss older women in any capacity. >> an army of women, and frankly a very large group of older women who could make a real difference to america's corporations, businesses, academia, politics, you name it. >> politics, is that a hint? now the republican presidential race, jeb bush is considering the campaign. and he'll make a decision by the end of this year. bush's mother, former first lady barbar

there the clinton foundation and they whine them and find them in clinton's penthouse above the library- it is beautiful and looks beautiful in the way out and they are bringing in tons and tons of money and money is going to tell the tale in 2016. lou: if money is the determinant, but clinton's will be awfully hard to be. and so your thoughts as we wrap it up here? >> it used to be a part of this in right now if chelsea i think it is three for the price of one. your coming up next, why americans should commemorate the brightest moments instead of the darkness. [ laughter ] smoke? nah, i'm good. [ male announcer ] celebrate every win with nicoderm cq, the unique patch with time release smartcontrol technology that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. help prevent your cravings with nicoderm cq. [ chainsaw buzzing ] humans. sometimes, life trips us up. sometimes, we trip ourselves up. and although the mistakes may seem to just keep coming at you, so do the solutions. like multi-policy discounts from liberty mutual insurance. save up to 10% just for combining your auto and home i