this is hillary clinton. i want to thank you for speaking about an issue that is critical to our fight to restore the nation's economy, solving our nation's health care crisis. is no prescription or role model or cookbook for being first lady. the future is created every day. the feature is not something out there waiting to happen to us. the future is something that we make. believe thatnd i there is a good possibility that some time in the next 20 years we will have a woman president. >> hillary clinton logged many firsts in her role as first lady. as she considers another bid for the white house herself, hillary clinton's story. tonight you we will to you the story of the spouse of our 42nd president, hillary clinton. here to tell us the story for the next 90 minutes are to journalist who know the clintons well by covering them for many years. a biographer of hillary clinton, her book in 2000 was called "hillary's choice." and david, whose home base is the washington post. he wrote in 1995 biography about

anti-hillary effort. the politics of the clinton machine. is hillary's past haunting her future? tonight on "crossfire." >> welcome to "crossfire." i'm kevin madden on the right. >> i'm van jones on the left. in the "crossfire" tonight we've got two political strategists who are at war over hillary clinton. while republicans are so excited today they got a new excuse to attack hillary clinton. a conservative website posted some documents revealing her private reaction to the scandals of the 1990s. get this, hillary clinton apparently didn't think too highly of monica lewinsky. wow. i guess she's just toast for 2016. i don't know when the republicans are ever going to learn. first of all, we already know this stuff. second, try to convince independent voters that hate the clintons because of stuff in their personal life never works. it didn't even work in the 1990s when this stuff was actually news, but apparently the gop thinks it can deflate the most famous woman in the world by chirping lewinsky in ever

how important will he be in a hillary campaign. i think really really important and you know if he can be the bill clinton he was to barack obama in two thousand and twelve i think that's all win hands down if he if that bill clinton from two thousand and eight i think she has a problem i think she really needs to sort of emulate what he did for the obama campaign talk to these larger crowds you know play the explainer in chief for all which is what he's done all along for president obama in two thousand and twelve and stay away from the one on one interviews that you know he can get into a little bit of hot water there and i don't think he prefers that anyway i think you'd prefer to talk to the people and talk to me as larger crowd so i think that's one tack that they're going to take and the twenty six thousand campaign. you think john is a danger here of americans as barbara bush has pointed out getting tired of the clintons and the bushes yes i think there's a danger of that of course that there's less danger from the perspecti

clinton becoming president that hillary is that's a war on women that once needs to be exposed to hillary chose to attack all the women who were supposed to be involved with bill rather than say divorcing him or doing something else do you think this will be a key issue well you know i think there's some disagreement in the republican party right now about whether to make it an issue you had karl rove a few days ago basically saying you know i think this is a bad mistake this was in the past there's so much to focus on right now why are we doing that benghazi for instance and then you have other people even ryan's priebus saying i know i think this is fair game everything is fair game so i think they actually need to come to agreement before on whether or not professor change you can do for them to do and focus on this but i think a lot of republicans are kind of scratching their heads and saying i don't think this is fair game john what do you think. well look everything is fair game to an extent but as every points out there is this big disagreement the republican party you know bill cl

iran, it was hillary clinton is started those negotiations. if there's a victory of then john kerry will probably get credit. there's a possibility for that but we know there's a possibility for a lot of things. as we see a assad is still slaughtering his own people with chemical and conventional weapons. >> host: given what is happening in the ukraine today is this violence continues to unfold how do you think hillary clinton shaped president barack obama's decision-making process and use? how do you react to a situation like you are seeing in the ukraine? >> guest: i think john talked about this a few minutes ago but he made her more of a hawk. she brought him a little more further than he was willing to go and that is why this was all part of that calculation. what do you think? >> guest: it's interesting and we will see what happens. with ukraine. the problem for the united states is we simply don't have the kind of power that we would like to have internationally. there was a time when the united states and other nations would respond and

and, nearly all female democrats i know one hillary -- want hillary. guest: i am sure there are some female democrats who do not want hillary, it is a small minority. host: what about the female vote, i want to show from her concession speech in 2008. one line, a couple lines she put in there. and the talk about the back story. [video clip] [applause] we were not able to shatter that hardest glass ceiling, but thanks to you it has about 18 million cracks in it. [applause] the light is shining through like never before, filling us all with hope and knowledge that the past will be a little easier. time?amie parnes, next guest: it was arguably her best speech of the campaign. jim kennedy came up with that 18 which weracks line, discovered in the book. i think she is going to embrace it a little more this time, she was reluctant to do that during this particular speech, there was back and forth with one of her aides about how to address the fact that she was a woman candidate, i don't think she will have the same hesitance. guest: taking that speech apart,

if it's light blue, hillary clinton carried it in the 2008 primaries. darker blue, that's the president. so essentially a split decision. president obama carried 6 of those 11 states, hillary clinton carried 5. the big question now is, is she welcome on the campaign trail? will she have a big role? let's put that question, amy, bill clinton's welcome. is hillary clinton an asset or a liability in a year where her former boss, her most recent boss, barack obama, is considered by many democrats to be toxic? >> so can i turn that question around a little bit? >> be my guest. >> which is does hillary clinton want to go on the trail in 2014? and so i don't know if you're an individual candidate, you're very concerned about being tied to washington and you want an outsider coming and campaigning for you so hillary clinton could bring some liabilities but she still has a great deal of star power. she can brick you some money for sure. but if you're hillary clinton do you want to get out there on the campaign trail? you've been this post partisan candidate. you

focus on that new hillary.riticize the strategy but i think there's a strategy there. >> we couldn't get a response from her of course, and she has not answered any of this directly, but she did do an event on thursday morning with her daughter. listen to this, hillary clinton thinks before she speaks, and she knows people want to know what she thinks about the blair files and all this focus on her. listen. >> one of the best pieces of advice that i've ever heard from anyone is eleanor roosevelt in the 1920s who said that, you know, women in politics or in public roles should grow skin like a rhinoceros. i think there's some truth to that. >> and eleanor roosevelt didn't know about twitter. good advice, skin like a rhinoceros? does she have it? some say she's thin-skinned. >> i think she's trying to give the image of having a skin like ary no russ. i think annie is right. the hillary clinton strategy, all this noise starts to become an issue for her. how did she stay elevated above the conversation? how in 2014

>> because it's hillary. seriously, everything the clintons do, there's an incredible need to pick apart everything. >> scandal in the impeachment of the president of the united states. people wanted to rehash that. >> who wants to rehash it? >> in a sense that what is the dynamic of this marriage? hillary has always been described as being sort of inskrutable and complicated and to the extent that these papers gave insight into this obviously public and very trying time for this couple, i think it was interesting. >> this is a woman, arguably the most powerful woman in the world who is attempting or may be attempting to run for 2016. all information is valid. if you look in there, there are some big discrepancies, not just about whiners, but about bosnia, so in the beginning she said she didn't think that we should go into bosnia because they've been fighting for 900 years. then publicly, she stated that yes, she did advocate early intervention. so there are inconsistencies here and there is a lens into who

his infidelities will now be useful to hillary to distract from the real damaging stuff. >> also, hillary said he was weak. that he wasn't tough enough. he didn't fire enough people. >> ruthless. >> wasn't ruthless enough. i understand what you're saying, this is years later, but then again, you're getting insight as to what kind of ruthless president. maybe you want that. >> let me ask you something, eric. one of the criticisms of obama is he should fire people, and i think hillary would. >> she was doing this as first lady. >> i get you. >> it was very clear in that white house, and i spent a lot of time there. she was after people, and he refused. she w he was so loyal to a fault, or maybe there was more psychology, but he didn't want to let people know. name me one person who was in the first term who wasn't of significance. >> i can't think of one. >> obama doesn't, either. >> i'll tell you one on the commercial break. she said the press has big egos and no brains. we might agree. i'm kidding, but she's going to theed the press. the press is not going to bend overbackwards to help he

>> because it is hillary clinton. everything the clintons do this is an incredible need to pick apart. >> the impeachment of the president of the united states, people wanted to rehash that. >> who wants to rehash that? >> what is the dynamic of this marriage? she has always been described as being incrudable and complicated and to the extent the papers gave some insight into this obviously very public and trying time for this couple it was interesting. >> the most powerful woman in the world who is attempting or could be attempting, to run for 2016 all information is valid. if you look in there, there are big discrepancies not just about whineers but bosnia so she didn't think we should go into bosnia because they have been fighting for 900 years but publicly she stated that, yes, she did advocate early intervention. there are inconsistencies and there is a lens into who this woman is. >> everything is fair game when you are contemplating a run for president. it seems to me at the same time -- this was a legitimate s

it is interesting. 75% of liberals like hillary clinton. 75% of moderate democrats like hillary clinton all pretty good for health care too. i would say there may be a match-up here. i don't see how you can be a democrat and not be for some kind of national health care system. it has been a the heart of the party message since at least fdr. certainly since truman. and it seems to me you can refine it, play with it but in the end it comes down to, are we going to help people get on health care or not? >> this is an issue she tried and failed. this is the president who got it done today. she has a lot of respect that is genuine respect. he took part of her proposal from 2008. he didn't support the mandate. she did. there is a lot she can be genuinely proud of and i think there is a really important political aspect to this, too. she cannot in any way afford to distance herself from the ata or this president. if she wants to extend and consolidate the obama coalition, she has to be very loyal to this president. she cannot take the african-american vote for granted. i don't think she does b

and, nearly all female democrats i know one hillary -- want hillary.: i am sure there are some female democrats who do not want hillary, it is a small minority. host: what about the female vote, i want to show from her concession speech in 2008. one line, a couple lines she put in there. and the talk about the back story. [video clip] [applause] we were not able to shatter that hardest glass ceiling, but thanks to you it has about 18 million cracks in it. [applause] the light is shining through like never before, filling us all with hope and knowledge that the past will be a little easier. time?amie parnes, next guest: it was arguably her best speech of the campaign. jim kennedy came up with that 18 which weracks line, discovered in the book. i think she is going to embrace it a little more this time, she was reluctant to do that during this particular speech, there was back and forth with one of her aides about how to address the fact that she was a woman candidate, i don't think she will have the same hesitance. guest: taking that speech apart, we do

well one obvious reason is hillary clinton. is he ready to run against hillary clinton? that's my issue. i know it seems strange. i think he is basically wanting us to believe he is willing to go up against her for a lot of reasons. >>> finally, let me finish tonight with how the pattern in the christie matter is so clear now, crystal clear. this is "hardball," the place for politics. ♪ nothing says, "you're my #1 copilot," like a milk-bone biscuit. ♪ say it with milk-bone. ♪ ♪ ♪ abe! get in! punch it! [ male announcer ] let quicken loans help you save your money with a mortgage that's engineered to amaze. thanks, "g." >>> there are two states where democrats hope to pick up a senate seat this year, georgia and kentucky. we have some new polling from kentucky. let's check the "hardball" scoreboard. the bluegrass poll shows democratic challenger alison lundergan grimes with a four-point lead over mitch mcconnell. she is at 46. he is down to 42. how bad it is for mcconnell right now? well, his approval rating in the state, his home state is down to 32, two points lower tha

"libya was hillary's war." guest: this could have been her crown jewel, republicans think that was the attack they were taking, then benghazi happened. guest: in terms of it being her war, in the u.s., the president and many of his advisers, including bob gates and joe biden were reluctant to get involved in libya. they were already involved in afghanistan and iraq, some knew there was a plan to go after bin laden, another strike on a sovereign nation potentially. internationally, the europeans wanted a no-fly zone, americans thought that was ineffectual. you had to get arab nations on board. different politics within them, you had to get them bought in, they were bought into a no-fly zone, then i got turned around -- then it got turned around into a strike. a set of strikes to take out gaddafi. all that was done on the ground in various capitals by hillary clinton. she came back to president obama and said the coalition is here for this if you are willing to do it. guest: she put together this coalition, she h

one of them is hillary.t 14 years old for posting a joking myspace page about her assistant principal. that's it. that's all she did. but finally it was hillary's mother who fought this injustice and helped expose this amazing scheme. joining me now is hillary transu and her mother laurene and robert may, the academy award-winning producer and director of "kids for cash." thank you all for being here tonight. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> robert, what made you do this documentary? >> you know, i actually live in luzerne county, pennsylvania, where it happened. and all the other projects i worked on, worked on from my offices in new york here. but we were developing another story about kids and greed and power when the scandal broke in january 2009. and this was one of those stories, the truth was stranger than fiction. and i was aware of these judges who were celebrated by the community for many years, didn't know them personally. and i was really curious about how they could wake up one day and perhaps do

can anyone stop hillary?t now, support for the former secretary of state continues to surge. a new poll shows hillary clinton for the first time breaking 50% against any potential 2016 republican challenger tested. clinton has the backing of the majority of registered voters no matter who her opposition is. her support among democrats is unprecedented in modern politics. she is 64 points ahead of her nearest potential challenger, vice president joe biden, and she is 70 points ahead from elizabeth warren. if you ask yourself, wasn't hillary clinton in the lead at this point eight years ago? these numbers dwarf the lead in 2006 when she was up by only 24 points in polls back then. of course at that point a certain senator from illinois had not entered the race. the lead the last time that made her nomination inevitable, that lead was nothing compared to the support she has right now amassed. key democratic operatives are also lining up behind clinton from the 2012 campaign manager who signed on with priorities

there are reasons why people don't take shots at hillary clinton. she's female and you don't get quite that nasty with her. >> not just he's the former president, bill clinton has his own baggage. as much as a lot of dems don't want to talk about it, there are democrats out there who are also -- >> nobody else is taking personal shots at the clintons. they are personal. sexual predator. >> well, i thought mccaskill referred to -- she's flip-flopped -- >> why is he the only one out there getting personal with the clintons in a way most people would say below the belt? you call somebody a sexual predator, do you have a conversation with the guy about issues then? >> exactly. >> it's hard to go on, say, we have a lot of things in common, though. >> especially when it leaves him open to charges of hypocrisy. i actually think, chris, this is classic karl rovian politics. he's trying to take off the field any strength that democrats -- >> wait a minute, i heard you say opens him up to possible charges of -- >> hypocrisy. he was herman cain's biggest defen

and what hillary clinton thought of monica lewinsky. including the one she called a narcissistic looney tune. >>> and kids love giraffes. the question

this time their target, hillary clinton. their issue looks like benghazi.of state claim hillary failed to discuss the attack with president obama promptly and is not being truthful overall. according to reuters, a right wing affiliated group has organized a target the former secretary of state, quote, if hillary clinton wants to run for president she's not going to be able to continue hiding from the fact that she did nothing to help prevent the deaths of four americans in benghazi. in 2007 bill clinton said hillary will never let a swift-style attack go unanswered. hillary assured she knows how to respond to right wing attacks. >> when you are attacked you have to deck your opponent. >> deck, great word. i want to start with michelle on this. swift voting is a term of art. it doesn't mean attack your opponent, it means take something about it, distort it and hit him with it. john kerry was opposed by a lot of people on the right including a lot of former military people because he opposed the war when he came back from vietnam. she failed to discuss the at

the fact is that hillary clinton comes after the -- if she is the nominee, hillary clinton will be aterent place than george bush was as vice president. he got through. the problem for bush was he was only going to be a one-termer because of divisions within the republican party. >> let me ask douglas about this question. if you get clinton, i think secretary clinton is probably going to run. who knows. i think she'll probably run if he runs. i have no information beyond that if she wins, does obama become a clinton sandwich? i mean, he wanted to be a transformational president. he is simply transforming the president from one clinton to another, one could argue cynically that the clintons have won that battle. your thoughts. >> well, yes. if hillary clinton wins, you're going to see ronald reagan and the clintons as being sort of the seminole transformative characters of the second half of the 20th century. i agree with sean's general thesis. it's so important what obama care means to the obama legacy. and if a republican's gone in and that got thrown out, it won't look good for bara

and what hillary clinton thought of monica lewinsky.led a narcissistic looney tune. >>> and kids love giraffes. the question is what on earth convinced this zoo to think kids would love to see this giraffe shot and cut up and fed to lions. >>> we begin tonight with ten words that could change the face of pro football. >> i'm michael sam. i'm a football player. and i'm gay. >> that is missouri all american defensive end michael sam speaking to "the new york times" revealing what his teammates

it was hillary care. hillary care of 1993. if you know anything about hillary clinton's health care policies back then, single payer, using medicare to expand single payer, that is what she believed. that is what hillary care, and they used similar obamacare tactics to try to get it brought to the american people in 1993. and that is a very different thing than barack obama. >> one thing to bear in mind as we go forward. there was one quote from her friend that said, this is quoting hillary, i'm a proud woman, i'm not stupid. she finishes up by saying, i'm used to winning and i'm going to win on my own terms, gentlemen, thank you. >>> thank you. >>> and the olympic games are supposed to help bring countries closer together. but the exact opposite seems to be happening between russia and the united states in sochi, the situation? the lighting of the olympic torch, the honor went to i rain a rod nene, she got negative attention for this. she posted an extremely racist image of our president and first lady. we blurred some of it.

why are others in the gop not happy about these attacks on hillary clinton? is a battle brewing within the republican party? >>> and "the buried lead." in 1975, a pair of youngsters disappeared, never to be seen again. now, 40 years later, a break in the case may have led them to the last man to see the sisters alive. good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." we're going to start with breaking news. the market closed on wall street several minutes ago. the dow is climbing close to 200 points because of remarks by the brand new fed chair woman of the federal reserve, janet yellen. let's go to zain asher. explain this big bounce and the yellen factor. >> jake, first of all, i hope that you can hear me because of the noise in the background. yes, yellen is basically giving an excuse to buy in. the outlook overall in the u.s. is very good. she did talk about the fact that even when the rate falls below 6.6%, they are going to raise short-term rates as well. new york congresswoman karen maloney pressed her about december and january. they were relatively di

the late zest hillary as a planet.nal cover story written by amy who discovered hillary extensively in 2008 and even though hillary has announced that she'll run, major publications like the new york times, washington post and politico have all designated reporters to focus on her. jonathan, is she in this campaign whether she's declared it or in the? >> the last person to know that hillary clinton is running for president is going to be hillary clinton, the way we frame it in the book and amy and i perceive it, is that she has been running all along and the question is whether she stops running not whether she starts rung. anybody who reads this book will get inside details on how she continues to build the clinton political operation inside the state department while her husband did the same thing outside the state deem. went on the campaign trail, the build the family brand to reward friend, punish enemies to help program in 2012, you know, in hopes that that would be helpful for the clinton brand going forward. the

running for president will be hillary clinton. way we frame it in the book is that she has been running all along, and the question is whether she stops. anybody that reads the book will get inside details on how she built the clinton political provision inside the government. her husband did the outside thing. to reward friends, punish enemies, in the hopes that that would be helpful for the brand going forward. there's no question that she has been running for a long time. if she were to stop running, i think it would be certainly the story of the year of 2014. >> excuse me, i would be amiss if i didn't bring up this. >> you had a couple of hundred of hillary people. you have some criticism that the book is too favourable to her. your rehabilitation? >> i don't think that true at wall. we have the leading new york times critic. along with "the washington post" and the l.a. times. the one you are referring to is the one peace. >> there was one from john carl, in "the wall street journal" and the 'financial times' and economists f

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hillary clinton did. hillary clinton voted for the patriot act.he did not support single-payer come up that she supported she supportedut obamacare. host: we want to read you more from diane blair' left and of her meetings with hillary clinton. here's what she wrote post-impeachment of bill clinton. "she sounded very up, almost jolly. me how she and bill and chelsea had been to church, two chinese restaurants, to a shakespeare play, greeted everywhere with wild applause and cheers -- this, she said, is what drives her adversaries totally nuts. they do not bend or appear to be suffering." she quoted the former first lady and now former secretary of state and former senator as our line for go to independents. the morning. good morning to you. i'm listening to these calls. as a libertarian leaning independent, i am enthralled by both the far right and the far left. only 21% identifies as very far right conservative. the vast majority of the country tends to be centrist in their clinical views. as a person who did not vote for bill clinton in 92 but d

hillary could speak to young women through internet."d, internet has become a very popular mode of communication. joining me now is the woman mentioned in those -- that correspondence, the host of msnbc's "disrupt" karen finney and from washington, senior white house correspondent for the hill, amy pomerantz, co-author of hrsc, state secrets and the rebirth of hillary clinton. karen, let me start with you since you are mentioned by name when speaking of internet. >> yes. >> right. intertubes. you know, it's amazing, it has been 22 years since the clintons were last -- first elected to office and specifically bill was. >> yeah. >> things have changed a lot. yeah. >> and in media in particular, you know, use of internet instead of the internet in a memo reflects how much has changed. i wonder as someone who worked in this sort of media -- the nucleus of the media strategy, how prepared are -- do you feel the clintons are? how much do you think they may have learned about message discipline or messaging more broadly in the interim in the la

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clinton versus what hillary clinton said.e of topics, not just the controversies involving impeachment, but a range of topics including health care. there's some interesting things in here that we all need to read more about and learn more about. but i think the larger issue that it illustrates is that if hillary clinton runs for president, there will be a ton of stuff like this. and that the clintons need to know, as they do, and the people around them need to know, this needs to be handled. and if you just take since this story's been out now, maybe 12 hours or so, the way they've handled it, which is silence, tells you something about their readiness for this kind of stuff. >> and chris, this shows you that opposition research is already out there, poised and ready to go. and that this is going to be an issue or not an issue? will people say, wait a second, that's the '90s? the statute of limitations on those scandals are long since passed, or will this, like what rand paul has been saying in the last couple of weeks about

here's another poll, hillary. you're winning ohio, hillary.does it become the -- >> they eat up those polls. believe me. you know that, both bill and had hillary. but she knows where she was in 2007 so i'm sure she's thinking about that as well. >> talking to a long-time democrat this week pointed out a very important point. it goes what the importance of who follows barack obama. that is democrats are now so consumed with keeping this streak going. the old democratic party was so full of sort of fighting back and forth, they've become a much more stylistically cautious and conservative party because they're now in a lot of ways the majority party nationally in this country and that's why you see them, to borrow the old bill clinton phrase, falling in line, not falling in love. >> up next, a sneak peek at the headlines to come. our reporters empty their notebooks, including proof jeb bush is taking a hard look at trying to follow in his father's and his brother's footsteps. >>> our big goal here is to keep you ahead of the curve on big politic

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i want to know more about hillary the woman, i want to know what hillary's code is, what hillary's going to do for america. >> i think to that point, joan, i think there are clues to that that, again, weren't part of what the coverage talked about in terms of what her values are, the decision to stay in her marriage or what have you. to this issue of sort of women add the changing role of women, one of the documents and there is a pole that shows people are not comfortable with her, this mom, in the corporate world who worked as a lawyer. some have made the same criticism of michelle obama suggesting that she's wasting her law degree so that switch is so interesting within 23 years. >> i think with both women we see americans project their feelings about the place of women on to these first ladies and they judge them in different ways so that hillary was judged for leaving the home, she kept her name for a while. she was the bread winner in the family, as was michele. and she decided that she vaech wanted to have some kind of policy role in the white house and she settled on health care

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the idea that hillary is ruthless is not news.of that in the papers. there is quite remarkable, one case referred to where she strongly opposes a nominee, a potential nominee for the supreme court, and she opposes him in order to punish a friend of this perspective nominee, who is the publisher of an arkansas paper that had been running a lot of negative stories on the clintons. so that's kind of, you know, a two-cushion revenge story. that's impressive. i think what rand paul is doing would indicate there's a subtle change. he started by attacking hillary as a kind of an enabler. you get a clinton act together. now i think he understands that not a smart way to go about it. attack bill as the guy who raises the funds and try to embarrass the democrats over the hypocrisy on the women's issue. >> meanwhile, bill clinton says he's going to go to kentucky and is going to campaign down in kentucky for the democrats there. >> i'm not sure that rand's public attacks on bill have had an appreciative effect on his popularity, which remain

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took that ended up being the text by hilla hillary. do you think that harmed her repetition for younger voters because it turned into a joke? >> you might have a better perspective. i have not heard that but it doesn't mean it isn't true. there might be a young segment of voters that shows she is trying to be in touch and she is out of touch. it is a careful line you have to play with poplar culture. is president obama cool because he listens to jay-z or is he just an old guy? he's credited with being hip >> she is using that on her twitter page. >> she realizes it humanizes her a bit. she wants his lighter side of her to come through. >> tim, in freeport, illinois, independent caller. >> first, i would like to say i don't believe hilary clinton should be blamed for her husband's dalances. i have not her much about the what does it matter comment? i would like someone to address the file gate issue when hillary clinton was first lady. >> we didn't know -- go -- into that in the book. she had a press court travelling with her but most a