at some point he is going to be introducing hillary clinton. ive remarks that are expected to last probably around ten minutes. lynn, you mentioned a long history between the clintons and between terry mcauliffe. can you speak more to that? what exactly -- what role has terry mcauliffe played for folks who may not be as familiar with their friendship? >> well, sure. just one thing that a lot of people i bet might not know, because when they think of him as a fund-raiser web helped finance the house that bill and hillary clinton bought once bill clinton left the white house. it's a few blocks from where i'm sitting in northwest washington, their home down the block from the italian embassy was something that they wanted to buy and why now they have millions of dollars from bill clinton's various speaking fees and books. they were cash strapped when they left the white house. and terry mcauliffe helped arrange the bridge financing. if i'm remembering right, i think he signed the note to guarantee the money. >> that's a friend. >> that's just one -

that's former secretary of state hillary clinton.alf of a man who's at the podium there, who is terry mccauliffe. he's running for governor. campaigning on behalf of terry mccauliffe and she'll be taking to the stage there momentarily and we'll take some of her comments or at least listen to some of them. we're keeping a close watch on this in falls church, virginia. so is our own peter hamby. a lot of attention is being focused on hillary clinton. it's difficult, you know, for that not to be the case. this is kind of difficult, then, for terry, isn't it, mccauliffe? >> reporter: well, it's actually -- he's not going to get a lot of attention today but hillary clinton is going to get a ton of media coverage. and terry has much mormon than cuccinelli does. it keeps him off tv. even though mike huckabee has something for him in a different part of the state, hillary clinton is just a superstar. terry mccauliffe is playing one of his biggest cars. we could probably expect to see bill clinton campaigning here in the coming weeks to maint

good friend hillary clinton endorsing terry mcauliffe. terry is not in this race alone for the seat of virginia. his republican opponent, ken cuccinelli earlier today gave the gop web address and he spoke out against obama care. let's listen. >> this gross government overreach is best exemplified in the so-called affordable care act. obama care represents one of the most reckless and expansions of government in the more 200-year history of our nation. i believe obama care is unconstitutional. i believe it's an affront. i'm proud to say that many of those heroes were virginians, including thomas jefferson and george washington and patrick henry. i stood up, i was the first attorney general in america to challenge the law in federal court. and today i continue to search for avenues to minimize obama care's hurtful impact on virginians. during the debate over this -- >> republican contender the gubernatorial seat in virginia, ken cuccinelli. it's safe to say that if not for that gop web address, he may not be getting the same national attent

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from people on the right saying you know how you know i just make an offhand comment you know hillary clinton is saying you know for president i'd vote for you know i'd like to lose with warren a little better but i'd vote for hillary in a heartbeat and immediately i get these guys calling up go on who i'm sure a lot for people who are you kidding she's a murderer she's got her hands how do you respond to the right has believe this and that's why we wrote the book because we wanted to make sure because there are so many separate pieces of this myth hillary left people to die barack obama left pieces people that i mean we have five minutes here i couldn't get into one hundred pages and that's why we decided to write this book because there are so many different rumors and we decided and false and we decided that when you're having this conversation not only on your radio show but people around their dinner tables with their families they should be armed with the tools to be able to say wait a second there was no stand down order wait a second. one of these men who died was on a rescue team how

i'm going to stick with hillary clinton.me. >> that doesn't make sense. >> did you ever watch fox news channel? >> only when i want to see what the enemy is doing. big factor fan. >> he's fantastic. bill. >> forget about it. >> you're a fan of "water's world" right? >> of what? >> what's your favorite part of the show? >> you have great taste. >> you're very cute. >> thank you very much. you're in my world right now. >> i seriously almost passed out you're such a dork. >> this is really going to be on "the o'reilly factor"? >> are you going to be okay? >> seemed like an intelligent woman. obviously in support of mrs. clinton. she had no idea -- >> no one did. they struggled to find one major accomplishment of her in the senate, secretary of state and as first lady. it's a thin resume. i had trouble looking into it too. >> but secretary of state, there are a few things that you could have pointed to, i think, but none of them could say as secretary of state i thought she did a good job here. >> right. >> you didn't get one wh

i stay in touch with this hillary clinton team virtually every day.sense about her is what she says again and again in public quotations. she is still figuring it out. >> the official position of this show is that she is running for president, has already decided to run for president. >> i get that. i hear that. >> all analysis should take place -- >> it's worth noting that actually she has been more than at any prior point, very transparent about the fact that she is wrestling with it. we are seeing a preview of what her issues will be regardless of what she will be doing in a couple of years. her focus on youth, women, and the core issues she brought front and center while secretary of state. i don't think any of these recent events say loud and clear that i am reentering politics. >> it's clear. >> she never left politics. she did while secretary of state. >> she is without a doubt a leader who will always be invested in the political theme. the close friends indicate that there will always be a bat. not yet. >>> how important is the virginia win f

looking at the same numbers we are and figuring out what the heck do i know. >> let's turn to hillary clintonf we can read the tea leaves on what we've been witnessing over her schedule. she gave three speeches in three days last week. keli, politico suggesting one tactic for hillary is to go back to her 2000 campaign for senator. and then also, can you talk about that and how shaquille o'neal's endorsement of chris christie could affect the hillary clinton campaign? >> the 2000 campaign was a very effective one. i was an intern on that campaign and did a heck of a job fetching coffee and answering phones. but in all seriousness, it's a great comparison from that race to this one. she didn't go in there thinking she was a given to win the senate seat. she went in as a total novice, introduced herself to voters, got her hands dirty. something that she was accused of not doing in 2008. the reason it's really important for the clinton campaign to take that approach this time around is because you look at shaquille o'neal who hardly ever weighs into politics but he did endorsing chris christie, a

>> hillary clinton.e that day with jerry brown, martin o'malley, rahm emanuel: there's a few hours in between. >> i'd like to see them on stage together. >> i want to plug the washington post's gov beat which is a relatively new web operation looking at things going on in the states. everybody says it's time to look at the states. we're doing it. >> that's it for this edition of "the daily rundown." tomorrow on the show it's jobs day. we'll get the delayed september unemployment report tomorrow. coming up next, chris jansing. bye-bye. ith 0-calorie monk fruit in the raw. it's made with the natural, vine-ripened sweetness of fruit, so you can serve up deliciously sweet treats without all the sugar. raw natural sweetness, raw natural success. you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec-d®. powerful relief of nasal congestion and other allergy symptoms -- all in one pill. zyrtec-d®. at the pharmacy counter. that's it? is go out to dinner. all in one pill. i mean, he picks up the tab every time, which

from the democrats' war on women strategy to hillary clinton's 2016 ambitions. we'll look at what's at stake in the virginia governor's race next. ♪ for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. >>> the race for governor in virginia is heating up. >>> well, the race for governor in virginia is heating up. with three weeks to go the battle between terry mcauliffe and republican attorney general ken cuccinelli is taking on national significance as both sides assess the potential fall-out from the government shutdown. the success of the democrats' war on women strategy and hillary clinton's plans for 2016. we're back with dan henninger, kim stras sell and steve moore. >> i want to show you an ad running against cuccinelli to start. >> i'm very troubled by ken cuccinelli. >> he tried to change virginia's divorce laws. >> to prevent women from getting out of a bad marriage. >> ken cuccinelli denies climate change exists. >> and used taxpayer dollars to investigate a uva profess tore from doing research. >>

the next guest argues that they are paving the way for hillary clinton presidency if she runs. l, michael hirsch writes, early 2016 contenders like paul ryan and marco rubio and rand paul. supplying the first fodder for those hillary 2016 attack ads, if she wants it, the broad center of american politics may well be hillary clinton's for the taking. making that the first campaign appearance in five years with another appearance tonight with bill de blasio. the latest piece, hillary clinton, welcome to the white house. welcome to you, michael. >> thanks very much, ari. >> absolutely. talk about why this is so good for husband, specifically hillary clinton, we were talking about it in the office, at this time in the last cycle before o ma' obama won in '08 people hadn't heard of him. >> normally i would say it's ridiculous to talk about 2016 politics this early stage. i think the trend lines are becoming so clear and they are not changing, by which i mean hillary being head and shoulders above any other democratic candidate. there isn't really an abomb ma phenomenon on herrize zon

the 16 female senators are pushing for hillary clinton who would be the first female president. s the leader of this letter and she's always been a strong supporter of hillary. they want to get her into the race and start this process and really freeze other people out like joe biden. the problem for joe biden is he's going to be stuck in this obama mess, obama care and the nsa stuff that you mentioned before, syria. joe biden -- if he wants to run against hillary clinton, he's the one continuing the obama tradition and that might not be the best thing into the next election. emily tisch-sauceman, thanks so much. >> the ceo of the first online insurance exchange is helping to run the program for free while the government tries to fix the embarrassing problems. in a letter to the president e-health gary lauer says, quote, mr. president, we are ready to help you get this program on track promptly with the cooperation of a federal exchange if you allow us to take over the shopping and enrollment process in all 36 federal exchange states without cost to the taxpayer. obama care is mu

hillary clinton's what difference does it make comment. the exceptional rhetoric implying that she doesn't care that four americans are dead. i think she cares and we know it. suspicions confirmed. a local republican official said new voter id laws will dick the democrats in the butt. we will not going to help lazy black people who want the government to give them everything. guess who is out of a job today. one more from the tin foil hat crowd. remember the moment when a woman fainted at an event. the wingers on the right decided it was staged for president obama's benefit. she is acting, they say. traveling around the country, good news. this is "hardball." the place for politics. 's it? i mean, he picks up the tab every time, which is great...what? he's using you. he probably has a citi thankyou card and gets 2x the points at restaurants. so he's just racking up points with me. some people... ugh! no, i've got it. the citi thankyou preferred card. now earn 2x the points on dining out and entertainment, with no annual fee.to apply, go to

hillary clinton is obviously running for president.> hillary clinton, obviously, is everything other than announcing. she's been pretty clear on this. she's waiting to make the final calculations. ted cruz, it certainly seems like it. he's used the budget battles, the health care battles as a platform to launch himself in little time into a national, political celebrity. >> the interesting thing, we all knew that hillary clinton was running for president. i think what many people find disengeneralious with cruz is with shutting the government down was to elevate his profile so he can elevate the profile to run for president. >> hillary clinton can use her experience as a way to promote what she's about. what she's done in government is a reason to be excited about her. many people feel with senator cruz, what he's done in government might be why he shouldn't be president. that he's kind of used the process as a way to make a name for himself. >> yeah. let's move on and talk about sarah palin now. she is on the comeback trail after keep

i don't think hillary clinton or jeb bush can inspire folks to change washington which everybody believesdo with names that have bush and clinton at the end. >> what would hillary clinton do? >> i think she can certainly add a dynamic that we haven't really seen yet and the power of her voice as a woman. frankly if she had a different last name -- >> there is an easy fix on that last name. >> part of bringing washington together though is something that no president really has that much control over. it's political parties and leadership in congress. >> is that really true? >> i have to respectfully disagree. there have been presidents in history that put out a great vision for america, the shining hill with reagan. history judges he was an amazing president. when you look at some of the candidates that we have out there, we have a lot of great candidates, jeb bush has put a very positive vision. when he talks he talks about the need for education, talks about the need for unity. i think the bush last name won't hurt him. you see gorge bush becoming more popular as he's out of office. peo

then, of course, you have everyone who supports hillary clinton.nk she was affected by this one way or the other. she's been talking about how she is, you know, like the american people, she wants to come together to find solutions. today, she was at a rally for terry mcauliffe and said all the right things. i don't think it affected her one way or the other, except if she runs for president and she's running against the ted cruzes and rand pauls and marco rubios, there's going to be a big difference people will see in her favor. >> if i could, i would like to jump in and add hillary clinton took the opportunity to make a dig at joe biden saying he did not support the raid on osama bin laden. clearly, she's looking at the vice president as her 2016 rival. >> all right. >> it's never ending. >> she's in virginia right now. virginia's governor race. ken cuccinelli and terry mcauliffe. does it affect, you can raise your hand. raise your hand if there are wow cards i'm forgetting about. first virginia. >> yes. this benefited terry mcauliffe because of

you're essentially implying that hillary clinton voluntarily stood back and allowed four americans tomurdered. i think let's take politics out of this for a second. this is a horrible, horrible tragedy. >> yeah. >> we need to get to the bottom of what happened. let's not politicize it. >> i'm not sure that's exactly the exact analogy. >> of course it is. >> it's not. >> here's a transcript from the interview last night. the reporter said in that environment you were asking for more security assets and you were not getting them? greg hicks says, that's right. she says, did you fight that? he says, i was in the process of trying to frame a third request but it was not allowed to go forward. lars, is it the same or different? >> it's different. here's why. in august of that year, 2001, the nsa, then secretary rice -- not secretary rice, but dr. rice, said there is some kind of threat coming from al qaeda that might involve airplanes somewhere, sometime. that was very nonspecific. this was a specific threat message from our own people on the ground who said, we have inadequate security. w

hillary clinton back on the campaign trail helping a friend. are we really seeing her opening act for 2016? >>> out of control. thousands evacuated. hundreds of homes destroyed by dozens of wildfires that show no signs of letting up. >>> and striking a chord. it's broken beyond repair. that didn't stop a buyer from paying a fortune for the violin last played on "the titanic." >>> good evening. two convicted killers remain on the run after being released from prison early by mistake. charles walker and joseph jenkins used false release forms to break out of jail before heading home to orlando. their manhunt has gone nationwide, neighborhoods are on edge and investigators are asking if they had help from within the justice system. sarah is in orlando. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, carl. another bizarre chapter in the story. as we learn more about the days following the men's escape. they made no effort to hide, reuniting with parents, grandparents, even going to church. a show of force outside the orange county sheriff's office. family

will hillary clinton run or won't she? brian schweitzer may be testing the waters for a possible run against her. joining me is former montana governor brian schweitzer. how serious are you about running for president in 2016? >> oh, only you news people are talking about 2016. real people still have jobs and hillary hasn't decided what she's doing. mark o'malley, john hickenlooper. when george mcgovern announced he was running for president less than 3% of america knew who he was yet he became the nominee. he was the long shot. in '76 when jimmy carter left georgia, they said who, what state? yet he was the nominee. deukakis, who was he? do you remember the name president dean? he was way ahead yet kerry was the nominee. by the way not too long ago 2008, hillary clinton was the runway favorite and a fellow named obama became the candidate. >> it sounds like you are not ruling it out. you considered running for the senate over the summer and you are quoted as saying, i'm not goofy enough to be in the house and not senile e

comfort individualized. >>> hillary clinton is back on the campaign trail. stumping for someone else. clinton endorsed terry mcauliffe for governor of virginia. today's event marked clinton's first public campaign appearance since becoming secretary of state. mccaul lin raised more than $400 million for hillary and bill clinton's presidential campaign. hillary clinton is considered likely to make a presidential run in 2016. >>> two convicted killers are back behind bars tonight after using phoney documents to get out of a florida prison. joseph jenkins and charles walk wear taken into custody after a statewide manhunt. police have been serving for the escapees for several days after investigators discovered documents that led to their release from an orlando area prison were forged. authorities say jenkins and walker were found 400 miles to the north in a panama city hotel. >> once they established that they believed very strongly the two men were in that room at that time, they surrounded the room, about 20 task force members, and using a p.a. system from on

they think this is finally the moment to break. >> i want to shift a little bit to hillary clinton. just to hear -- this is not how clinton's ran for president and ran to run the democratic party 24 years ago. >> right. and so i think what will be really interesting in the next few years is think about 2014. who actually turns out to vote? how does the economy performing? because we have really what people have called a jobless economy or a part-time economy. think about the issues that will rally people. what's going to happen with immigration and how will that impact, for example, voter turnout? not only in 2014, among a group that's not really big into voting in off-year elections, but how would that impact the psyche for latino voters in 2016? >> how's she going to win pennsylvania. >> i think turnouts will be way down in 2014. this progressive push by hillary clinton -- and it's not what you hear from a clinton. >> has she become more progressive, or has the republican party gone so far to the right that now she's progressive? >> the party brought her to there? she's certainly u

even hillary clinton?> only people fainting at her rallies will be chubby gals from now. >> do you think she'll be the democrat nominee? >> i think it will be a rerun of -- sorry a new york reference but another christine quinn. we were told inevitable, inevitable, she's an ex mayor and people voted, i don't think so. >> who would you most fear on the democrat side? >> obama. once you take him out, i think as long as we don't run todd aiken we're doing just fine. >> who would you like to see running as a republican nominee? who is the most electable right now? >> that remains to be seen but please republicans, no more inspirational leaders. no more congressmen. no more -- >> what about chris chris christi. he's popular. >> yeah, of course -- >> could he win you in an election? >> if he were the republican candidate. >> your book makes it clear, we can have all the red rick and passion we like but i want to find somebody that can win -- >> you're thinking that means run more as a liberal. >> no, i'm not put

also hillary clinton out.d cruz have a shot at getting enough support to actually be a general election candidate? does he have broad enough appeal and hillary clinton, what were you takeaways this weekend? >> i think democrats are on their knees praying every night that ted cruz is the republican nominee. in a big field of four or five republican candidates, ted cruz can come in first and second. but when that field narrows down, the question is, can he do it? that's a little tougher. i'd look more at rand paul and scott walker as more likely to get into the finals, if you will, for the republican nomination. >> and hillary clinton. is she in, do you think? >> i finishing her health is good and her husband's health is good and they feel -- she feels like running, she will run. but those are important qualifiers. >> all right. absolutely. charlie cook, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> hurricane raymond has strengthened just southwest of acapulco, mexico, with winds increasing to 120 miles an hour this mor

hillary clinton introduced terri at a rally in falls church. ton is the early favorite to become the democratic nominee for president who should note, the virginia appearance is clinton's first public campaign appearance since she left the state department. suray chin brings us up to date in northern virginia. >> ladies and gentlemen, hilary hillary clinton. >> on center stage at the state theater in falls church to endorse terri mcauliffe, democratic candidate. >> i am so happy to be here to enthusiastically endorse, terri

have deep respect for hillary clinton.eadership this country needs. but right now we do have a president and a president who has the legislative agenda for this country. i think we have a much larger conversation to have with that. weather wl or not hillary clinton or joe biden jumps into the dem nomination over the next year or so, i welcome that conversation. right now we have a lot of fish to fry that already in the pot. >> my producer said we had to talk about this for the next couple minutes. >> i'm happy to talk about it. i'm happy to talk about her and fry those fishes. >> here's another important thing, it is important that she stay relevant politically. and this is a perfect way for her to do that. >> absolutely. >> it makes sense for her. it's three weeks out, less than three weeks out before the election. now she can say she did something in this election cycle and she'll probably go back a little bit and we won't hear more about it politically for another couple of months. it won't stop us from talking about it

they're closing the hillary clinton pantsuit museum. >>> speaking of hillary clinton, two panels focusingnton are over before it even started. a miniseries on the possible 2016 contender was suddenly called off monday. chip reid is in washington. chip, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, norah and charlie. it was cnn that was working on a documentary about hillary clinton and nbc was working on a miniseries. when the two projects were announced the response from republicans was ferocious. but in the end, at least one of the projects was killed by pressure from the clinton camp because they feared it would portray here in a negative light. os kerr winner charles ferguson was the filmmaker behind the plan on hillary clinton. he not cnn made the decision to kill the project. >> he decided it wasn't possible. he wasn't getting access that he hoped to put together a good film. >> reporter: "the new york times" reporter amy chozick spoke to ferguson on monday. >> it was that the clinton side had put too much pressure on the sources reaching out to that were all saying no. his impression wa

here he is taking hillary clinton completely out of context over what else, benghazi. >> i think theazi thing is one of the great -- it's not just embarrassment, it's a tragedy because we lost four people that night. but what i always recall is her testimony saying what difference does it make. and the fact of the matter is it makes a huge difference. she clearly wasn't hands on and now she doesn't want to be hands on. and she's doing everything she can to avoid responsibility for what clearly fell into her baliwick. >> i hope you caught that. he implies that hillary clinton was talking about the four americans being dead including chris stevens. when she said what difference does it make. in fact, in those words she was referring to republican attacks on the talking pints points used by susan rice afterwards. here's the full context of that comment by the secretary. >> we were misled that there were supposedly protests and something sprang out of that, an assault sprang out of that. that is easily ascertained that was not the fact. the american people could have known that within da

even hillary clinton?t her rallies will be chubby gals from now. >> do you think she'll be the democrat nominee? >> i think it will be a rerun of -- sorry a new york reference but another christine quinn. we were told inevitable, inevitable, she's an ex mayor and people voted, i don't think so. >> who would you most fear on the democrat side? >> obama. once you take him out, i think as long as we don't run todd aiken we're doing just fine. >> who would you like to see running as a republican nominee? who is the most electable right now? >> that remains to be seen but please republicans, no more inspirational leaders. no more congressmen. no more -- >> what about chris chris christi. he's popular. >> yeah, of course -- >> could he win you in an election? >> if he were the republican candidate. >> your book makes it clear, we can have all the red rick and passion we like but i want to find somebody that can win -- >> you're thinking that means run more as a liberal. >> no, i'm not putting words in your mouth