elizabeth moran has been a model for that. we hope hillary clinton steps in the right direction comes to full fruition, surrounding herself with people like elizabeth moran, dean baker sheila bair, and really embrace these policies. >> i know you have probably seen these -- you have a poll from moveon.org showing if the primary were held today among those voters, elizabeth ward would get 30%. bernie sanders would get 6%. look at the difference in iowa where senator warren is ahead of hillary clinton in that state where hillary clinton did not win the iowa caucuses. elizabeth warren, 31% and hillary clinton at 24% stop and this story -- once more, a new brand for clinton, focusing on how the clinton the visors are trying to rebrand the former secretary of state. they are introducing themselves and clinton is almost universally recognized, love her or lowther, potential voters know who she is after more than two decades in public life or, they think they know. your reaction? >> of the great point and most people won't be decidin

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elizabeth moran has a comment on mine were elizabeth ward is talking about removing jobs and how theyinvest deeply and infrastructure. she gives a percentage of gdp. she's admiring the chinese model. if only america could be like that. it is quite good. the title is roughly we used to be like that. there is a similar book by richard hollis, called foreign policy begins at home. expection on china competing with china. the idea of fair but not yet a presidential issue because they are going to collapse is very backwards. it are. can look down on non. but besides we open up china. for the ones responsible. that narrative is all wrong in my view. i tried to show with the new evidence in this book. china and south oksana. i think that's a presidential candidate kind of question that would be the pills very dream as they ask all the candidates what about this look the 100 year marathon? have you read that? the candidate says no, what book is that. >> you the american dream china trade an hour talking about the pills are your dream. our dream is that you would actually share with us the haq

>> i knew elizabeth warren before she was elizabeth moran. dear brilliant harvard law school professor and we brought -- elizabeth warren to the meetings and she blew me away with her ability to deal with confiscated economic issues and the language people can understand. i am a big fan of elizabeth warren and elizabeth and i worked together on a number of issues. >> thank you your way in the back there. >> thank you catherine with the hill. i wonder if senator warren says she's not running for president if she were to get in the race would that change her plans at all for 2016? >> this is kind of what media does. they speculate. >> sorry. >> you'll forgive me i'm not much into speculation. >> mark shields up here in the middle. welcome, mark. great to have you here. >> thank you e.j. thank you, senator. no one accuse you of being mourning in america with your presentation today. the next year maybe. >> but what does give you hope? >> my wife often tells me that after i speak we have to have tranquilizers and that suicide case. it's a time to