they loved hillary. lindsey graham loved hillary. john mccain loved hillary. they worked with her. she was front and center with chuck schumer after 9/11 and she restored hope to that great state and also to our great nation. she fought for those first responders. and they all helped her and they all, as i remember voted for her for secretary of state. now all of a sudden she's this great enemy. it doesn't -- it's not going to work for them. they have nothing positive to say and i think she has everything positive to say. >> well senator, we'll see about that because i'm going to talk to lindsey graham after the break. you're right, he did have some nice things to say. >> oh, okay. >> i appreciate your time this morning from california. >>> up next, sendly lyindsey graham is not just somebody who had some nice things to say about hillary clinton but he could face her in a potential match-up. we'll talk to him next. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24

>> hillary.ably returned a few pantsuits -- (laughter) >> larry: it's, like, oh, god! just give it to her, here comes that lady! you're stuck in chocolate city, you need the funk, gotta have that funk -- i'm sorry, you would ask george clinton. i don't know how that got in there. who's going to stare down putin? >> hillary. she has that stare. >> larry: if putin's in the room, i'm asking hillary to come in. >> didn't she already call him a nazi. >> larry: bill's just going to want to party with him. >> yeah. >> larry: you don't want to go in that room after they have been in there! (laughter) last one you just killed a guy in a hit and run accident and you need to dispose to have the body. who do you ask? >> bill. >> larry: bill? (laughter) i have a joke about who the body is but i'm not going to do it! i have a video i want you to watch and no matter what i need you to stay focused. don't take your eyes off of the screen. sfx: drill noise. sfx: puppies barking. wrestlers: ahhh!! grrr!!! owwweee!

mark: when we come back, the old hillary clinton, the new hillary clinton, and a southern hillary clintonmark: it's easy sometimes to lose track of where hillary clinton is from. new york back oh washington? arkansas? our resident linguist explored the evolution of hillary clinton's accent. >> everybody has an accent, even if you don't think you do. some of us have more than one like hillary clinton. her axes have fluctuated a lot. hillary clinton: the road to being somebody in this society is education. >> that is hillary in 1983. it is hard to till she is pandering to the audience or mimicking the people around her. loss of politicians do the same thing. with hillary, you have three decades. let's go back to the 1983 clip. hillary clinton: start with education, education. >> she is from illinois, she married a guy from arkansas. that inland southern accent, it starts to fade four years later. hillary clinton: between personal privacy, family privacy . as a society, we have more than enough examples. >> there is a twain, but it is on its way out. the accent returns in 1992 when bill clin

americans have seen the first hillary. i'm not so sure that they'll be easily led to bah into the second hillary and she's a grandmother now and she wasn't before. >> interesting, paul begala pointing out, van, earlier that in 2008 they were trying to hide the fact that she was a woman and now it's all about, and not all about and very much and that is being played because she's saying this is who i am. i am a wife. i am a politician. i am a grandmother now. do you think that is resonating so far in the early going? >> look, i think i am the grandma-in-chief line approach will work very, very well. listen, different people have different views about her, but you have to remember that there are a lot of young people in this country that weren't paying attention and they were watching sesame street during the 1909s and they'll look at hillary clinton and give her a fair shot. i'm watching other parts of the party and how they're responding and how they're reacting and you're seeing people like bill de blasio and he's not goi

we don't even see hillary clirp until 1:35 in. so you have said she has re reintroduced herself many times, and she's showing a great sky versity and wide virtity of people who say they're thinking about, they're building toward the future. how effective in your view is this to reintroduce her, hillary clinton, somebody that everyone feels like they know, but now they're seeing a different side of her perhaps? is . >> the candidate and campaign almost completely controls your announcement. you get to write the script for someone who was viewed as distant, detached not a very good politician. i'm in it to win it what did she say there? this is about you, not about me. it's very cleverly constructed, it's a very smart political argument i want families to be able to get ahead, i want to help you fight. you've come back a little bit, the government is not on your side the deck is stacked against you, so it's hillary saying i will fight for you. she says she's going to get out and fight for working families and look at those images yo

but if today is any indication this is going to be hillary, hillary, hillary from the republican side and the democratic side. everybody sort of wants to talk about and scrutinize and analyze everything that she is doing. i believe that o'malley is sincere in that he wants to give her a debate. i believe that it will be difficult for him to actually execute that debate. >> and everybody knew this announcement was coming today, short of aliens landing on this planet, we knew it was coming today. and they all have statements ready, on those who are making a play for hillary or drafting for hillary. they're saying yeah, we know who she is, and as she attempts to define herself a little bit more, does it give them a united target, giving them a focus to go after her? we know they will have to go after each other at some point but now she is officially in, and they can go head to head. >> absolutely, if you look at who was ready for hillary today it was the national committee. they are going to get 100,000 signatures today, you have seen the party rally around it. it goes to your point yes

hillary clinton clearly does not have her vote yet. and now we have some advice for hillary. if she wants to win the presidency, which we all know she does well she owes you the american people an explanation about the following things. why did the clinton foundation accept foreign donations from countries like saudi arabia that have deplorable rights for women and others? what is bill clinton's relationship to convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein? does hillary have a nasty temper as many people have alleged? will hillary come clean about her private e-mail server and stop making excuses? and will she admit that she lied when she blamed the benghazi terror attack on a youtube video and claimed it was a spontaneous demonstration? and can she list her accomplishments? what are they? somehow we doubt that we'll ever get answers to those things. and as we head on back to our desk, joining us with reaction from the washington examiner, rebecca berg is with us. also fox news contributor democratic strategist doug schoen. and the author of blood feud, ed klein. here's what's going

. >> we must do better than the hillary clinton foreign policy is. >> hillary clinton represents failed policies of the past. >> hillary clinton represents the worst of the washington machine. >> then of course what about bill the former president? he says he'll stay in the background, but then again -- >> and surprise. i'll be her vp. and if anything happens to her, god forbid i will happily be president of the united states again. again. >>> good day. i'm luke russer. andrea mitchell is on her way to iowa, and so is hillary clinton making her way there kick off her presidential campaign with a road trip from her home in new york. aids say it was clinton's idea to talk to people at stops along the way without a big entourage or cameras. her video has been viewed over 4 million times. >> you can do more than just get by. you can get ahead and stay ahead because when families are strong, america is strong. so i'm hitting the road to earn your vote because it's your time, and i hope you'll join me on this journey. >> will it work? that is the million dollar question. tom hard kin served a

if hillary would just be hillary and if we will all allow her to be the extraordinary leader that she is her campaign is going to be beautifully done. >> what does that mean? >> well she's smart. she knows the issues. she's probably one of the most experienced people to ever run for the office of president. as debbie said while washington might be focused on the nuts and bolts of the campaign iowa new hampshire, the ins and outs voteers are focused on the future. they want a leader they can count on to deliver for them to represent them to deliver on their hopes and dreams for the american dream and while the recovery has been very robust under democratic leadership in the white house, we've got to go forward. not everyone has come out of that. >> right. >> important jobs need to be created. i think that secretary clinton, and there's a nice ring to president hillary clinton, can really bring that hope and that aspiration to the american people. >> senator stabenow what senator landrieu said needing a candidate for the future that seems to be part of the problem she's having with the

hillary, i'll start with you.think that this whole backstage idea that he put forward in an interview he did with town and country magazine is really going to last? obviously if you have bill clinton at your disposal to be a political strategist who wouldn't want to use him? the question then is the public role. >> look we have 18 months until election day and i think he was telling us in that interview exactly what his plans are. so he is going to be backstage and i think when push comes to shove, you get into a general election campaign and, there is no better surrogate in the party than bill clinton and there's every reason to hope that he's going to be used. and as an advisor, ongoing? she's going to be blessed with really good advice. >> it is true. i mean who's better as a communicator for democratic principles even republicans admit, than bill clinton. >> even republicans like bill clinton. the truth is he's got such people skills he remembers the name of every human being he's met in his life and their pet

hillary's coming. let's play "hardball." boys. hillary's coming. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. for seven years the country has waited for this friend foe and yes, those few in the middle. the long prophesized second presidential campaign of hillary clinton and now it's upon us. this sunday the former first lady new york senator and secretary of state will put out a video declaring her presidential intentions. reports say she'll file the declaration with meetings with small groups of voters. tonight we look at the how and the why hillary clinton is doing this and how nasty it's already getting from left as well as right. we knew it would be tough. today we light the way as brightly as we can from here all the way to iowa and that clincher we expect in new hampshire next year. we show you how successful campaigns like this have started before. it's going to be a big night especially for the hillary partisans who have waited so long for this great enterprise to begin anew. i'm joined by anne guerin politica

hillary will be boring. if i were advising a candidate i would say hold off until august or september and come racing into this race with a whole new message. by the way, attacking rand paul instead of doing that, whoever is spending the million dollars you should be spending it pushing democrats on whether or not they are going to have the congress vote to on this deal or not. they don't understand anything. >> this week it's the biggest issue in politics is this corker bill coming up is huge. >> to force congress into that. >> 67 votes. they are close. schumer coming over was big. he has been watching political insider insiders. >> i don't think as we sit here today they have 67 votes. i'm not sure they are going to get them. with the supreme leader having back off on inspections. >> we had that report a little bit earlier that not only did he back off inspections but death to america is what he has been saying throughout. >> sanctions. >> it will be very interesting to see if there are any young local rep

where was hillary clinton? i could never vote for hillary clinton is her attack on edward snowden. her attack on the whistleblowers. the common traders come to talk about -- here is a woman who knew what the government was doing in spying on the american people. she didn't tell us. she didn't trust the state department with her e-mail. she never told us the state department, the cia, and msa were spying on e-mails of all the americans. but she thinks that is fine. she's just going to keep her e-mail in her garage. i find her to be a center of cynicism and opportunism, and quite reckless. amy: where going to take a break and a come back to this discussion. our guest are robert scheer kshama sawant, michelle goldberg , as well as joe conason. hillary clinton has entered the 2016 presidential race. we will be back in a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president obama said over the weekend hillary clinton would be "excellent president." he was speaking in panama city on saturday, before she announced her c

focus on hillary and the future. you're side stepping already. tell me what hillary will focus on. that's what we want to hear. >> she'll be talking about breaching the gap between the upper-the 1% and the buld beingk of workers who paychecks have not been increasing. her goal is to deal win come inequality. so through changes in the tax policy, in minimum wage. that's a die pay theebate she's looking to have. >> so how much about her foreign policy 34r50e7bmean to voters? >> i think it will mean a lot. she's joined at the hip as a president. they made a pact to support each other. and if she did attack president obama he would unleash his attack dogs which could destroy her. so i think -- >> hang on. do you really think you're saying that if hillary clinton starts to distance herself so far from president obama and his record and his policies that president obama will send out his attack dogs on president obama be? wouldn't with a hillary clinton to win because she's a democrat? >> not at the doss ofcost of his legacy and being disgraced. >> but do you remember what happened last

hillary: starting early. >> started early. hillary: you see this don't you? >> we start testing in order to come to work here. we want a truck free workplace. -- drug-free workplace. hillary: i think that sends a strong message to a lot of . a lot of employers are doing it or thinking about doing it. is that what you hear from your human resource contact as well? >> yest. we have big machines that people are running. if they are high obviously someone can get hurt. coordination and everything goes down. hillary: what are some of the other issues? jim, what is on your mind economically and how use you see things for yourself and other families? >> my kids are all grown and they have established themselves and their doing their thing. i don't have to worry about them anymore the way i used to with young kids. when i talk about getting up in age, i worked for small companies all my life. most of them have just enough money to give minimal health care to retirement. i have very little save for retirement because of trying to make ends meet. there are few resource

we're hearing that they're trying to portray hillary clinton as a softer, more gentle perhaps, hillary clinton, because so many people know her already as a former senator, former first lady, and former secretary of state. of course, her political opponents are going to say that that is sugar coating everything. they're going to of course come out and start attacking hillary clinton or trying to draw a comparisons with the image that she's trying to portray and what her political opponents say that she really is. it's going to be a very divisive campaign. 18 months before americans go to the polls to choose their next president, but hillary clinton is clearly being the most dominant democratic in the field so far and first democratic that's declared she's running for president. she clearly has the advantage for the democratic nomination. this is a very significant day in that regard. >> feels like the campaign for 2016 has really begun. thank you. >> syria now a government air strike near a school has that reportedly killed five children and four teachers in the northern city of aleppo

you asked me about hillary. i think hillary is ready. >> okay. that's the answer. obviously that's from a lot of democrats. she's so far out in front of all of them. thank you very much. >> my pleasure. good talking to you. >> coming up next she did endorse barack obama last time instead of hillary clinton. this time she says she's ready for clinton. you're watching claire up next. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. all these networks keep making different claims. it gets confusing. fastest, the strongest the most in-your-face-est. it sounds like some weird multiple choice test. yea, but do i pick a, b, or c. for me it's all of the above. i pick, like the best of everything. verizon. i didn't. i picked a. maybe c. and how'd that work out for you? not so well. can i get a do-over? why settle for less when you can have, well, everything. and get 2 lines for $100. verizon. sunday dinners at my house... it's a full day for me, and i love it. but when i started having back pain my sister had to come help. i don't like asking for help. i took tyleno

it's vintage hillary. it's vintage hillary. >> if she got into people's living rooms. she heard their concerns and it shapes the kind of policy she puts forward. she was hearing from people. >> but to is an interesting modem. maybe for so than 2008 because when lazio walked across the debate floor up in buffalo, everything changed and i don't mean this as a criticism of lazio. but the dynamic of coming at hillary is something that can backfire. do you see this as a gender yb or when negativity is too intense early on on somebody? >> i think you have seen negativity out there actually before she declared. i think she is going to rise above that and really. >> does that mean she won't take it on? when they say what about the e-mails? what about benghazi? >> of course, she'll take it on. she'll answer the questions. she's already begun to do that. in this instance the attacking her, on the day of her announcement it's telling, but she's focused on what she's going to do and how she wants to run this campaign which is to take it to

so the key is for hillary clinton to chart her own path. but she will have difficulties with the fact that there is two democratic presidents who have legacies that she will be contending with in this race. >> and interesting, ed as you're speaking we get a statement from the dnc chair, the congresswoman, deborah schultz, saying we expect a combat for the primary. she says i look forward to the contributions that secretary clinton and all of our eventual candidates will bring to the debate. so she is not quite ready for that coronation. ed henry, thanks. >> and i bet debbie wasserman-schultz didn't write that. and we thank the panel for being here with us there is another big announcement coming up tomorrow, that is marco rubio who will jump into the race. we already have ted cruz rand paul, now a third senator will do that in florida, that is where campaign carl cameron is standing by. we'll get to him right after the break.

they all love hillary. it's going to be a landslide, man. >> catherine lucey if you want to pick up on the voting blocks that the clinton camp is trying to court her and specifically the female vote. >> yeah. i mean obviously in the weeks and months leading up to this announcement, clinton has been doing a lot of first speaking events and has really been talking a lot more about gender equality, about equity in the workplace, about issues that particularly matter to women. and that's a contrast to 2008 where she didn't really at least at the get-go, talk about those things as much. certainly that's going to be a much bigger focus in her campaign appealing to women and some of the issues that are important to them. in terms of whether it will be a landslide, i think we'll all have to wait and see. >> and catherine lucey quick question from instagram please ask the reporter if hillary will take questions at the events in iowa and will they be staged like was revealed in 2008? what do you know about taking que

can hillary adopt that. >> i think hillary clinton has been for the little guy for a long time.table that's going to begin areeting all of the people that have been chosen to be part of this policy conversation the first official conversation that is happening in monticello iowa. let's listen in. >> good afternoon, everybody, she just had a great visit with our students in the cnc lab, what we're going to do today is have a little round table. i thought we would go around and introduce ourselves and tell about what you are and where you're from and all of that kind of stuff. let's start with you. >> i'm a senior at springville high school and i've been taking classes here for three years now and started when i was a sophomore. i'm currently in the into tech academy, meeting across the hall right now and biotech companion. i'll be graduating in may and upon graduating heading out to ind naps naval academy and major in systems engineering. >> great, good luck. >> thank you. >> my name is ellen and i'm currently a junior at monticello high school and i started taking classes my sop

and it became clear to me that hillary clinton has got some work to do with iowa voters. >> so hillary's in town. you got a smile on your face for that? >> not really. >> are you a hillary fan? >> no. >> you're not? >> okay. what do you think of her? >> not much. she's a liberal. and i'm not going to vote for her. >> no way you'd ever vote for her? >> no. >> there's nothing she can say that would change your mind in any way? >> nope. >> are you following her campaign at all? >> i have seen stuff, like on social media. i read what's said. and what's in the papers. but that's about it. >> is it party or is it person? >> both. i don't think that she is good for the country. she actually says she fights for women and families but i think she advances her own agenda i think. >> this is the small bedroom community of norwalk, iowa. you blink twice, you drive right through it. there is a level of curiosity surrounding hillary clinton. they know who she is. she's saying all the right things, but their curiosity is does she really mean it? hillary still has some proving to do in the middle of the

hillary will be boring. advising a candidate i would say hold off until august or september and come racing into this race with a whole new message. by the way, attacking rand paul instead of doing that, whoever is spending the million dollars you should be spending it pushing democrats on whether or not they are going to have the congress vote to on this deal or not. they don't understand anything. >> this week it's the biggest issue in politics is this corker bill coming up is huge. >> to force congress into that. >> 67 votes. they are close. schumer coming over was big. he has been watching political insider insiders. >> i don't think as we sit here today they have 67 votes. i'm not sure they are going to get them. with the supreme leader having back off on inspections. >> we had that report a little bit earlier that not only did he back off inspections but death to america is what he has been saying throughout. >> sanctions. >> it will be very interesting to see if there are any young local reporters wat

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hillary is. she could be a vice president on a republican ticket who could go up against clinton ticket. so i think she sees the pathway. but when she asails hillary clinton for not having any accomplishments, i'd turn the question back on carly fiorina. she was a fired c.e.o. of hewlett-packard and she lost the senate race in california in 2010. that's not much of a record to run on. >> last november, "the washington post" ran an in-depth article about fiorina's preparations for a presidential bid. she's lining up key campaign stops in new hampshire and iowa and otherwise appearing serious. what are your impressions of mrs. fiorina? >> i think she's a credible candidate. i she she's obviously attracting a lot of attention from conservative activists partly because she's a woman taking on hillary clinton, partly because of her business background where republicans are excited about because it is relatively unknown faces going in the race. i think carly fiorina is looking more towards the prospect

there's a clear distinction between hillary clinton secretary of state and hillary clinton part of the foundation. bill clinton is able to do whatever he'd like to do. >> you know what, richard, i've got to wrap. here's the problem. he's making money when she's secretary of state. >> why shouldn't he? >> a lot of those promises were never followed through. they didn't file half of the things that they were supposed to that she said they would. >> the canadian government, because she was secretary of state at the time. >> richard, you've got to know the facts before you come on the show. thanks for being with us. >>> we're going to see a little coverage of the special white house dinner. and a lot more of my exclusive with donald trump. is he running for president? his surprising answer is next. and later, my out rage on the slaughter of krisz yans continues. don't forget, you've got two hours of jus tint e tis tonight with special coverage of the white house correspondence dinner. and is hillary clinton all about the money? facebook or tweet me what you think of judge jeannine, hash th

you are not running against hillary yet.re runings for the republican nomination and to shape the republican image and message. >> we are railing on this woman all day. >> some people think the media are obsessed with her. >> the media might be but they don't need to be using the media to talk about her. they ought to be saying, harris, here's why i am running. i am going to change the country by doing boom boom, boom and never mention hillary never mention obama. talk about a positive thing. they don't do it and they have negative. >> republicans have no program noah agenda and positive message for the future. when jeb says together we will stop her that means we will make a case that will have a better program and agenda for america. >> it is not fair to say we have a positive message. you have thoughts about that why is he waiting to get there? >> afterer packed money the way it was done before. >> is there anything wrong with that? >> it is legal but once he gets in he can't do it. candidly the poll numbers are sufficien

in 2013 i wrote a memo to hillary. people like her, think she needs to get her authentic self out there. they wrote through me in this memo to her, she needs to be accessible, vulnerable, small and scrappy campaign, she needs to show she's nimble, humble, honest, authentic. fearless. something she's never been, fearless. she has people around here who respect her, think she'd be a great president, think she's a decent person and want to show that side of her for the first time. back to your point, can she be that person. can she finally be fearless? >> that's why the e-mail thing is such a bad deal. it's so counter to what she promised. >> when you surround yourself in presidential politics says so much about what you're going to do in your campaign. >> yes. >> hiring robby mook, he's run grassroots campaigns, hillary for america, not hillary for president. he's making it a grassroots campaign. he'll reach out to people, not take people for granted. mook's hiring will be the biggest factor. >> i agree. can she do the r

. >> will it all come back to haunt hillary? >> we are talking about iranians we are talking about russian government. >> we'll be subjected to all kinds of distraction and attacks. i'm ready for that. >> fox news reports, "the tangled clinton web." from washington d.c. bret baier. >> behind me is a city with more concentrated power than anywhere in the world. washington. and hillary clinton lost her top job in town. ever since she announced her candidacy for president, her path has attracted new scrutiny. one aspect of her record is that she and husband bill have spent years making millions. and handing out even more to various causes. they say they're doing good work but some people now claim their activities raise questions of influenced pedaling on a global stand. tonight we'll look at those charges. this is a story that goes around the world. we'll start in haiti. january 12 2010 haiti suffers a devastating 7.0 earthquake. more than 200,000 die and over 100,000 builds and homes are destroyed. within four days u.s. secretary

we know the hillary clinton of the last several years. her family is wealthy now, but that's not exactly the path she is comes from. she wants to communicate that to voters in one-on-one meetings and smaller gatherings. >> we saw an astounding number from the super pak for ted cruz right out of the gate. how do you think hillary clinton and her pacs will contend with that? >> now very wealthy donors can give unlimited amounts the money to these super-pacs that's why we saw in part ted chris raise that much in i think about a week. they'll be pouring in millions and that will be very, very beneficial. >> next week we'll talk about how her super-pac raised. >>> a new book describing what it was like during her time as first lady as the lewinsky scandal unfolded. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. is it our insightful strategies that make edward jones one of the country's biggest financial services f

hillary's coming. let's play "hardball." boys. hillary's coming.l." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. for seven years the country has waited for this friend foe and yes, those few in the middle. the long prophesized second presidential campaign of hillary clinton and now it's upon us. this sunday the former first

you're a long-time hillary supporter.o you think the truth lies when it comes to how democratic voters feel about her? >> well look she's strong. she is tough. she's an experienced politician. democrats will embrace her warmly. she's going to be a very strong candidate in the fall. now, that doesn't mean the election is going to be easy. depends on what the republicans do. if the far right wing of the republican pushes their nominee too far to the right, then it'll be a very interesting election and probably good one for her. if the republicans can somehow tell the far right wing to take a hike and nominate someone more moderate, then it will be a close race. i think it is not easy to be elected president of the united states. i think she's a great candidate. i think she'll do real well. >> all right. chairman steele let's talk about jeb bush and his pac. they've just come out with a video aligning hillary clinton to president obama's foreign policy record. let's take a listen to that. >> we must do better than the obama/

in 2008, her campaign was hillary clinton for president, making it about herself, now it's hillary for america, using the first name, that logo, the "h" emphasizing her first name and the arrow. a little bit of background on this video, it was filmed last week. it includes supporters -- excuse me, not supporters, it includes voices from iowa and new hampshire, those people on the ground. not all of them are necessarily supporters, however. what comes next on tuesday, a trip to iowa where crittenton will be meeting with small groups, voters, not going to have a large rally for some time, and beyond that, on to new hampshire, and beyond that, south carolina and nevada. >> one of the questions might be he here, and the john podesta e-mail was going out to supporters of the campaign. it was customary, but then there are those that are still waiting to hear more detail. and you were just intimating that a little while ago. why don't i play a little bit from the mayor of new york, bill de blasio and what he said on "meet the press" and i want to get your reaction after that. >> let me ask yo

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hillary clinton is heading to iowa, but is iowa ready for hillary?ale leadership. >> reporter: we caught up with potential voters in iowa home to the first in the nation caucuses, where nothing can be taken for granted. >> let's welcome senator clinton, thank you very much. >> reporter: it's a lesson clinton learned in 2008 when she came in third here a blow that helped derail her presidential campaign. scott brennan was there working for team hillary. >> the only thing she needs to do this time is speak from the heart and tell iowans what she stands for. >> reporter: for now, she's pulling far and above her likely opponents, but she's still got a lot of work to do with voters here. >> we just want a chance to hear from everybody and then make a decision. >> i think we're hillary finance, but we're also fans of whomever speaks to the issues. >> reporter: hawkeye state democrats say they want to hear clinton voice strong opinions before they jump aboard. >> i'm looking for a progressive populous economic agenda and a sane foreign policy. >> a good rob

hillary campaign. when you look at that in past campaigns, the only person who had kind of gotten that level of wrapping up the party support was george w. bush back in 1999/2000. of course, outside of a stumble he had in new hampshire against john mccain, he ended up easily winning that contest. and every political scientist often says what you need to watch during this primary campaign is if the party coalesces around one person and if more than 50% of the party is around somebody that's going to be an easy situation for somebody. i think that's the thing to watch. i wouldn't be surprised if we see more than half of the elect elected officials in the democratic party endorse her a month or two from now. >> let me start with -- take a look. this is the "new york post" with their -- put this up. they're already hillary attack modes begun, oh hill no. the cover. i mean the surest sign this race is on lynn is not just that she's making the announcement, but her old adversaries in the press are sort of cr

hillary bold.ere is you can't handle the truth. there's the i'll have what she's having. and we played with our own logo here. we asked mr. wolf why he did it? i like the idea of making people laugh through design and no one knows whether i did it because i support mrs. clinton or want to give ammunition to her detractors. it does both. that's the great thing about language. david, the logo -- you now recognize it. some people like it, some don't. >> logos should have a message to them. our sunrise logo for obama had a message. i'm not sure what the message of that logo is. >> you are not a fan? >> not really. >> what about logos for mccain? >> i can't believe people sat around in a room and said, yes this looks great. let's make this our logo. >> as the youngest person on this panel i want to say -- >> wow. >> ouch. >> my teenage neighbors who are all into logos and all that hate the hillary logo. they went crazy over it. they are all huge hillary fans. >> that was a gratuityous age remark. >> sor

as in hillary, the young watergate committee lawyer. hillary, first lady of arkansas. and first lady of the united states. hillary, senator from new york and presidential candidate. hillary, secretary of state, and presidential candidate. >> i'm running for president. >> reporter: it was a decision that surprised absolutely no one. least of all, old family friend and adviser paul begala. >> it's not just i have to do this, make history, i have to be the big shot play "hail to the chief". >> she doesn't need it but she wants it. she's put a lifetime in to herself in a way in preparation for it. >> reporter: it was clear, even back at yale law school in the '70s, when she met this fellow. >> i actually tried to talk hillary into leaving me when we were in law school. god's truth. you have more talent for public service than anybody in my generation that i have met and i shouldn't stand in your way. you should do this. she looked at me and laughed, oh bill i'll never run for office. >> reporter: she was the original good wife writing her own role. >> this health security

and hillary clinton wants the top job in town. ever since she announced her candidacy for president, her past has attracted new scrutiny. she and husband bill have spent years making millions. and handing out even more to various causes. they say they're doing good work. but some people now claim their activities raise questions of influence peddling on a global scale. tonight we'll look at those charges. this is a story that goes around the world. we'll start in haiti. january 12th, 2010 haiti suffers a devastating 7.0 earthquake. more than 200,000 die. and over 100,000 buildings and homes are destroyed. within four days u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton arrives to survey the damage. >> i want to assure the people of haiti that the united states is a friend a partner, and a supporter. >> two days later, former president clinton was on the ground. >> i hope it will be rebuilt in a much stronger and more sustainable way. and i think the hayitians want that. >> he and hillary had close ties to the country, even honeymooning th

hillary clinton is making official what everyone knew was inevitable. she's running for president of the united states again. this time she hopes to do it with a lighter touch, on twitter and facebook sometime this afternoon. it'll be less 2008 and more 2000 when she ran that successful campaign for u.s. office new york senate. officially, the campaign is called hillary for america. a not so subtle illusion to president obama's two successful campaigns. in a moment we'll talk to the campaign manager of hillary clinton's successful senate run. the man who is now mayor of new york city, bill de blasio. first, let's take a look at the beginning of a campaign in which hillary clinton's biggest opponent may very well be hillary clinton. >> i am in. i'm in to win. >> i'm in. i'm in to win. >> i'm running for president, and i'm in it to win it. [ cheers and applause ] >> on social media today and in iowa this week clinton will attempt to do what she failed to do eight years ago, go small. >> she launch

hillary clinton represents the failed policies of the past. >> now let's take a hard look at hillarynton's record. she served in the senate for 8 years representing new york city. in that time she worked pretty well with republicans on a number of issues. she succeeded in getting more money for vets and did some good things in education. but, on the whole, hillary clinton was not outfront on any game-changing legislation. she did, however, vote for the iraq war and defended that vote. she also criticized president bush the younger for being too soft, too soft on border security. isn't that interesting? then, hillary clinton became secretary of state, and here her resume becomes more intense. the truth is, mrs. clinton and president obama engineer very few foreign policy successes. >> the question is, give me one accomplishment that hillary clinton succeeded n her tenure and you're giving me carbon footprint, women's rights. some kind of unnameddation unnameddation -- asian country that likes us more. >> talking to myanmar. >> myanmar. that's what she is going to do? >> you may not th