my questions about the chapter title hrc brand.there's a time photo that diana walker took that turned into an internation -- international sensation. in my opinion it took a sardonic tone to young adults. do you think that harmed her reputation and brand for young adults for future voters? >> guest: you might have a better perspective on that than we do. i had not heard that but that doesn't mean that it's not through that there may be a segment of young voters who look at it and thinks it's ridiculous and shows she is trying to be in touch and actually is out of touch. there's a careful line you have to play with popular culture. as president -- is president obama cool because he listens to jay-z or is he just an old guy that listens to jay-z? you have to give them credit for being pretty cool and hip and she is trying at least to capture some of that magic as well. >> host: she uses that picture on her official twitter page. >> guest: she realizes that humanizes her a little bit. people have this image of her as being at buttone

but people call her hrc in her world. aids send e-mail and say did hrc see this? so we thought it was a hip way to refer to her. >> do you think it goes to her brand? >> i don't think hrc is something people knew she was called before this book. it came from the hill. all of the members of congress are referred to by their initial. so obama was bho. so i think that is where it comes from. and as a result, when you see e-mail communication as a report, they refer to her as hrc and we thought it was simple. it was easy and hopefully it brands the book her than her. >> hi, fred, independent caller. >> thank you for taking my call. just a couple questions on hilary clinton's career and before bill clinton became president he was the governor of arkansas and there was a bank and loan scandal there he and moving up from what is on the internet that hilary clinton worked for monsanto as an attorney. are you saying she is a viable candidate, but is it much of what the press gives us and books like this? what are we not getting? why are these not brought up? >> this is a t

host: why did you title it "hrc "? guest: interesting question.i actually wanted to call it "the phoenix." people actually call her hrc. e-mails, we thought it was a hip way to refer to her. host: does it go to her brand? what is her brand? guest: i don't think "hrc" is something people knew she was called. it comes from the hill, all the members of congress are referred to by their aides by their initials. barack obama was bho. so, that is where it comes from. as a result, when you see e-mail communications as a reporter, you see e-mails from people. they refer to her as "hrc." we just thought it was simple. it was easy. hopefully, it brands the book more than it brands her. host: fred, pennsylvania, independent caller. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. a couple questions on hillary's career. before president clinton became president, he was governor of arkansas. if my memory is working, it was a big white water banking savings and loan scandal in arkansas. on the internet, hillary worked for monsanto as an attorney. host: what

when the lbe and mwe and hrc, it what a community advisory council which was disbanded, i assume because it moved to cmd. now there is an lb, ~ lbe advisory council. i'm sure that will help. [speaker not understood] chapter b ordinance, there hasn't been a quarterly report and david chiu asked that question. the port does not include all of the city departments. you addressed that in some of your questions. there's no overall annual goal for lbes and no lbe project by project goals. the percentage of dollars presented are only for the fire departments which you addressed earlier so i won't continue. [speaker not understood] were awarded, former contracts, 100,000 in professional service contracts, 100,000. not subject to the new contract monitoring dollars awarded were contracted from bid documents submitted by the winning primeses, couldn't find any information on the dollar amount impact on change orders throughout the life of the contract. and i'll just finish by saying that the report, we're very happy the report was done since it's been quite a while. and we showed up with maria cor

host: "hr amie parnes and jonatn allen, authors of "hrc."thanks to our students at iowa state university. thank you for the questions. we are going to open up the fonts -- the phones. weigh in on public policy and politics. jobless numbers in this hour show the number of people seeking benefits fell by 3000 last week. to a seasonally adjusted 336,0 low.ayoffs remain the labor department says the four-week average of applications rose slightly. millionof 3.53 americans received benefits as of february 1. million therom 3.52 previous week. as for consumer prices, the labor department says they rose as a sharp rise in energy cost was offset by cheaper clothing, cars, and airfares. the figures suggest inflation remains a mile. prices have risen 1.6% the past 12 months. turning to politics, the ap reports this year's senate incumbents and hopefuls picked up more than $.5 million a day last year, signaling 2013's off your cash boom will bring campaign ads this year. democrats on the ballot in 2014 raise more than $108 million last year, besting re

we added a checking mechanism where olfc and hrc will track the number of complaints they receive and the resolution on an annual basis so we can measure the impacts of the ordinance. we added language to the preemption section to make it clear that there are some employers, hospitals for example, that are required to look further than 7 years into someone's conviction history pursuant to state and federal law. we added language to olfc's enforcement section allowing them to enskier into whether an employer conducted the directly relatedness test. olfc will now have the ability to substitute their adjournment for the employer's judgment on whether that person should or should not have been hired. the purpose of this amendment is to capture employers who regardless of details or type of conviction have a complete prohibition on hiring applicants of the conviction history. we added the same preemption language to the contracting section as it exists in the employment and housing section. we clarify the definition of contractor to also include those responding to requests for proposals i

the authors of hrc will join us ahead on ""morning joe"." stick around for that one. >>> a case of buyer's remorse. new york star ledger endorsed governor chris christie in his bid for re-election but now the editors say, quote, we blew this one. some gop candidates are steering clear of him as well. governor christie heads to a republican governors fund-raiser. politico tough rebuke of david wildstein was never actually approve bid the governor himself. this memo included those personal attacks dating back as far as high school and said he sued over a school board election when he was accused by one of his teachers of deceptive behavior and it cited articles claiming wildstein created a culture of fear within the port authority. wildstein has suggested that evidence does exist that christie knew about the lane closures at the time. >>> a top priority for this year's congress, but since then top republicans have reversed course, saying they're uncertain that the president can be trusted to enforce laws that come with it, specifically having

this was presented differently than when you had seen the hrc data before. there is a lot of data on this program and we were trying to package it in a way to attempt to simplify how you might see some of that information. so, the third column of percentages, the fourth column is contract award dollars to lbe prime -- >> i'm sorry, the third column where it says dollar amounts, that's actually percentages. >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry, 14 -- can i put it up? no, it's not up. let me see see if i can get back up to it. ~ it's on the screen now. the third column is percentages. the fourth is dollar amount of contracts awarded to lbe prime in million. and the dollar amount is the contract awarded to lbe sums. >> what percentage of all dollars for the airport have gone to lbes? because that number is not on here. 65% of the contracts awarded went to lbe from what i can gather. only 26% of our dollars went from lbes from another part of your report. >> the 26%. i do not know where the 26% is from. >> i had pulled it from the report that you guys had issued at the end o

so, 2012 near completion of the project, hrc compliance officer called and asked whether payment to kya -- we were allocated $300,000. we informed the officer kya was asked not to participate. the compliance officer said the joint venture could be [speaker not understood]. the joint venture architect called kya and [speaker not understood] declined serving on the project. we feel like we were treated unfairly. that's basically the point of the story and we hope this solution can be solved in the future. >> thank you. (applause) >> next speaker, please. >>> good afternoon. i appreciate an opportunity to speak here. i have a written statement to read and i will submit it. my name is nina tan, a san francisco resident and [speaker not understood] of construction management, inc., a small asian woman owned construction company. i'm here to thank you in person for maintaining the lbe program for us, the local independent small business. about five years ago when the economy slow down, my office was [speaker not understood]. my company was able to [speaker not understood] and remain in busine

and now a new book hrc state secrets and the rebirth of hillary clinton" offers an inside glimpse into clinton's evolution in recent years and her inner circle. one of the revelations making headlines, her staff put together a hit list of so-called sinners and saints that measured their support and opposition for her during the 2008 presidential campaign. almost six years later, most clinton aides can still rattle off the names of traitors and the favors that had been done for them as if it all had happened just a few hours before. among those rated the most disloyal, senator claire mccaskill of missouri, senator john kerry now secretary of state, and the late ted kennedy whose endorsement of barack obama was a crucial moment in the 2008 campaign. >> and joining moo now the authors of the book hrc, amie parnes and bloomberg news jonathan allen. welcome to "meet the press." >> thank you, david. >> it's great to talk to you before the book comes out. one of the things that's already made news is the concept of the darker part of the world of the clintons, the hit lists, the idea that bil

and as was reported in hrc, they have kept very close all the fund-raisers, the big money people.n fact when she was at the state department you would see at state department events a lot of big-money people. they have always been part of her circle. it's never been disbanded. >> the bigger question of how, not whether, but how she positions herself herself, e.j., is what i'm really interested in, how she runs. >> she's got a great advantage, which is she was in the obama administration, and if president obama's doing pretty well at the end of 2015 or 2016, she can talk about being the candidate of continuity. she's also been out for four years. if you want somebody really experienced she can run that way. the thing that i am struck by when people like senator paul raise the old bill clinton story is she always had the best answer to that in 2008, which is what part of peace and prosperity didn't you like? and the country's kind of fought through bill clinton and they said, yes, there is this is aspect of him connected to the scandal. but there's still a lot of fondness for the pr

in "hrc," the clinton campaign is shown collapsing in spasms of sometimes vindictive desperation. jonathan allen and amie parnes join me. what are the things you learned that are most surprising? >> well, we learned how she would govern, we learned what she would do when she was president, the decisions she would make, but this is a larger narrative about her comeback story. she's been through a lot of falls through the course of her career, there was the monica lewinsky fall, there was the 2008 campaign fall, so how does she come back, what does she do, does she wallow, does she come forward? she doesn't like to wallow, she moves forward. >> some of the most striking stuff is behind the scenes at the state department, where she was dealing with a incredibly challenging diplomatic period for the united states. i want to read part of the discussion around her strategy when there were mistaken killings in pakistan that the u.s. needed to deal with. you write, you report that she says, if they attack me for saying, look, i'm sorry in this diplomatic situation, so be it, i'm willing t

there's a picture of a woman looking very presidential under the headline hrc. it's a big substantial book for the revelations. what to you is the key revelation you would like to communicate to the outside world which defines this woman, hillary clinton? >> i think the key revelation is that -- is really in total, the book -- this is a book about how she would govern, how she makes decisions. it's a book about who she surrounds herself with, and the way loyalty ties to that. and sometimes the inability to choose between loyalty and confidence. for those who are trying to make a judgment about hillary clinton going into 2016, should she run? i think most people think she will, had is something they should read the whole thing, not just those exciting little nuggets. >> i think it's also -- >> i mean. >> i think it's -- well, let me ask you, amy, about the line i like. which is the enemy's list, it plays into the sense that the clintons are very much them or us organization. in the sense that if you're with them, fantastic, they'll be tremendously loyal to you. i

host: talking about hillary clinton's career and her future with the authors of a new book, "hrc." amie parnes of "the hill," jonathan allen from bloomberg. this line from your book on libya. "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

the flattering portrait offer in hrc.rets and the rebirth of hillary clinton also looks inside the percently clinton machine, find an extended hit list of enemies discusses obama pop tiffs that loathe hillary lan, knowning me are the authors of the book, jonathan allen the white house correspondent for bloomberg and amy senior white house correspondent at the hill. great to have you on the show. jonathan, i'll start with us, many think john kerry as eclipsed her s john kerry looking at history -- doesn't feel like he's risking anything while hillary clinton is really looking at the future and what it means for her specifically when it comes to running for president? >> there may be some of that. john kerry's things he's working on right now, syria, iran and, you know, middle east peace are three things that are unresolved and so we don't know how we'll be able to score that, you know, when all things are said and done and in particular with iran, it was state department officials under hillary clinton who first started ha

some of the past will in fact factor in 2016 should he run. >> jonathan allen and amy parnes, "hrc" a> thanks a lot. >> i would be remiss if i didn't mention how much time you had scoops and readers of fans would like to see your scenes. >> my favorite of all time was the busy bee diner when they asked her about her role with the law firm, i'm not going to be serving tea and baking cookies. that was one of those moments in the campaign. >> one of those moments for history. >> fascinating character, why we still talk about her. jonathan allen, amy, congratulations. >> thank you. >> to the weather, a string of severe storms causing major damage across the south and midwest yesterday. at least seven tornadoes were reported. today is a different brand of severe weather in the upper midwest. mike seidel is battling the heavy snowfall and high winds in ashland, wisconsin today. >> we've had 10 to 12 inches of snow here. as much as a foot of snow in parts of minnesota, duluth, as much as 15.5 inches of snow. it's now dry and powdery so the wind is picking it up and blowing it everywhere. >>

it will also had a requirement that hrc consult, a human rights commission consult with the housing mayor rules of progress and bid in quote in the contract section. move the reference that contractors/subcontractors must comply with police code to a new and stand-alone subsection in the ordinance. the deletion of a red dante section. clarification to the definition of affordable housing and that definition to affordable housing providers for support of services and have a master lease by affordable housing covered by this ordinance. in addition to the same tracking requirement to the contracting section required that olse tract to the board of supervisors on an -- annual basis. thank you for providing me to make these amendments to the record . >>supervisor jane kim: i second those amendments. >>supervisor scott weiner: with that said, let's go to public comment. i have one public comment card. >> thank you for your attention on this important issue the land use hearing when we had over 50 people out to testify for the community support. i'm here for legal services for prisonser with chi

the flattering portrait offered an hrc, state secrets and the rebirth of hillary clinton looks insideciless clinton political mans find enemies and operatives that loathe her and focuses on a woman that never stopped running for president. joining us now is jonathan allen the white house correspondent for bloomberg and same i at the hill. great to have you both on the show. congratulations on the any book. jonathan, i'll start with you, many think john kerry has has he collisions her in the office. you talk about how she was cautious there. is john kerry looking at history and has no -- doesn't feel like he's risking anything while hillary clinton is really looking at the future and what it means for her specifically when it comes to running for president? >> there may be some of that, you know, john kerry's sort of marquee things that he's working on right now, syria, iran, and the middle east peace are three things their unresolved. and so we don't know how we'll be able to score that, you know, when all things are said and done, in particular with iran, it was state department offi

amy, you have just written a book about hrc. >> yep. >> i thought it was interesting talking about herion to, like, they wanted to send her out on a women's media. the question of hillary and women and her sort of favor ability among women is an open ended one. i will read a quote from jane newton small, the head shrine team hillary seeks to woo more young women in 2016 n 2008, hillary seemed unwilling to play up the historic nature of her campaign until far too late in the primary season. her concession speech with its mention of 8 million cracks in the glass controlling is the only quote from the campaign where she truly embraced that she could have been the first female president. how much is sort of the feminine mystique, if you will, on hillary's mind these days? >> think it's very much on the mind of hillary and her aides. i mean, we -- you talk about that passage, the 18 million contracts. we have something about that in our book where she was actually really struggling with an aide, two aides the her dining room table about how much to embrace being a woman, a woman candidate a

so, 2012 near completion of the project, hrc compliance officer called and asked whether payment to kya -- we were allocated $300,000. we informed the officer kya was asked not to participate. the compliance officer said the joint venture could be [speaker not understood]. the joint venture architect called kya and [speaker not understood] declined serving on the project. we feel like we were treated unfairly. that's basically the point of the story and we hope this solution can be solved in the future. >> thank you. (applause) >> next speaker, please. >>> good afternoon. i appreciate an opportunity to speak here. i have a written statement to read and i will submit it. my name is nina tan, a san francisco resident and [speaker not understood] of construction management, inc., a small fee w non-lbes and 16.8% went to lbes. our question to you is whether 17% local business participation is suitable and appropriate in our city. we ask that you rectify the situation in the upcoming legislative process amending the 13 b ordinance and to set the policy positions for the board of supervisors

. >>> detailed in hrc, state secrets and the rebirth of hillary clinton.rnes and jonathan allen write it went down ahead of hillary's '08 speech. while hillary had been on the mock stage, bill had delivered edits, ripped up the structure and added some of his own poetic flourishes, but hillary was having none of it. it's my speech, she declared, as she left to find bill. >>> breaking up is hard to do. new french president francois hollande and valerie. but state dinner hanging in the balance. the white house had to destroy 300 engraved invitations with the presidential gold seal because they included the name of the president's ex. >>> richard sherman, could his next victory be a political office? while writing for sports illustrated website, he says people have asked me about a life after football. more than once i've been asked about a life in politics. sorry but it's not for me, he says, end quote. that's your morning edition of scrambled politics. >>> david nakomora, interesting from david sh-- richard sherman >> hillary's book this morning, what's int

presented here is frankly in a pretty different form from what we used to get a few years ago from hrc. a couple questions. i know your report focuses on five [speaker not understood]. will you be able to provide the city [speaker not understood]? >> right now we're focusing on the major 5. the database, i'm putting a lot of -- i believe that, yes, we will, supervisor chiu. eventually we'll be able to have everybody on the lbts. >> what do you think is the time frame for getting all the departments, at least top 20? , it takes a lot of training. i would say -- i'm not sure. maybe within the next 5 to 10 years. >> i'm sorry, in the next 5 to 10 years is when we'll get that on all departments? >> every single department, we have 52 departments right now. but [speaker not understood] department and public works department that we report, we have [speaker not understood] personnel in the department. >> if i can suggest, i think you probably appreciate that 5 to 10 years to get data, about [speaker not understood] seems like a long time. >> i appreciate that. we have been tracking manually.

a proposal rejected by and i alone in hrc on lesbians listen to some local bourse was a lot so it's a brush and nine we should have some sort of status or whatever that might be new and it's blocking us in this country is not to fall in either chipotle restored as it stands this concert was just awful so did mike read portuguese. of course tonsils removed from the looks were completed. and the act and that is bilingual cause frames with language is our presents. like the school due to the times in the stone yet but it teaches that the russian speaking schools don't realize what kind of response but it's good to have that name but have to provide quality teaching in the match in line with your clips like the toys all these kids back in to prevent them into great aunt audrey and saucy. hence unlike any in the schools need to be subject to strict rules bolsters you know it's been called also in town. he is is not an opinion shared among my ninety russian speaking community. an ep tax damages anelka is also invited to speak in russian about the issue. there is a single official language a

the hrc on disability services group rehab has bowed to political pressure to disclose the story of its chief executive angela terms. after a board meeting this afternoon it was revealed but to be paid two hundred and forty thousand euro this year also pension contribution of six percent. the statement said she'd wave bonuses for the last four years the organization that receives some eighteen billion euro in funding to the salaries of other top executives will be disclosed in next year's annual report the board of the rehab who pander to our special meeting today to discuss the release of the pay of its chief executive and her parents this follows calls for transparency as we have from the tea shop and several ministers. given that receives over eighty two million euro in money each year. in a statement after today's meeting the group said its chief executive was paid two hundred and fourteen hasn't year or year. thus a six percent payment towards a defined contribution pension she has a company car. her bosses have been waived for the last four years. and the salaries of other senior

the book is called "hrc: state secrets and the rebirth of hillary clinton." >>> next here tonight to a massive and troubling food recall this evening. millions of pounds of beef being recalled. the california company reportedly processing diseased animals. and authorities say they somehow managed to do it without inspection. many questions tonight, and abc's linzie janis on the case. >> reporter: officials say the rancho feeding corporation in california processed diseased and unhealthy animals without a full federal inspection. the company now recalling nearly 9 million pounds of beef products. an entire year's worth of production. that meat described as unfit for human consumption, making its way to four states. california, texas, illinois and florida. it's not yet clear what outlets received the products, ranging from beef carcasses to ox tail and liver. >> there is a real problem at this company, knowing that there's a year's worth of production, potentially, that is out there in the marketplace that was produced without that federal inspection, should make beef eaters wary. >> r

it's hrc state secrets and the rebirth of hillary clinton.was great to have you both on the show. thanks for your time. >> back with more of "consider this". >> "tonight show" had 18 million viewers in its heyday, hosted by johnny carson. a generation that barely knows carson's name has more late-night fare to choose from. transitions to late-night television led to great debacles. will late night have another king? joining us now is someone that might know. dick cavett, the host of "the dick cavett show." he was a writer on "tonight show" with johnny carson, and the author of three books: >> he is a blogger at the "new york times." does it get tiring being referred to as legendary? >> yes, and you did in one breath. two things you said struck me. one was an astonishing thing i read was a brilliant peace in the new yorker about four years ago by a man by menand as in men and women. near the end it was about late night in talk shows and ratings, i learnt that when i was let go after many years on a.b.c., my rating at that time was higher than

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. >> host: jonathan allen and amie parnes authors of the new book hrc. very much. i also want to thank our students from iowa state university and a special thanks to media, indications for sponsoring today's bus visit. the students did great so thank you for all those questions. .. a >> real america, films from the 1930s from the 1970s by government and educational institutions. >> up next, yuval levin and his book on "after wards." he is the founder of the quarter national fairs. he spoke with jonah goldberg of the national review. >> host: hi, yuval levin. i am going to be grilling you on your new book, "the great debate" and i will try to do my best brian lamb which means a lot of profanity and we will see where it goes. let's start off the bat. who was this about? >> guest: an irish-born write and his political career was unusual. he was a thinker as much a politician from the beginning. he thought about helping the country through the american war, french revolution and the european war that followed. he sustained through change and he was a reformer of briti

. >> joining me to talk about all things hillary are jonathan allen and amy parks authors of "hrc: statets and the rebirth of hillary clinton." guys, good to see you. >> thank you, jake. >> obviously most of your book is about her tenure as secretary of state and i want to get to that in a second. but you do make some monica lewinsky references because it's a part of her history. what do you make of this new line of attack and why do you think there is such a divide in the republican party over it? i'll start with you, jonathan. >> look, i think the play is clear from rand paul. republicans are looking to reach out to younger voters, in particular with some of his policies against drone strikes, he's had success with republicans and libertarian-leaning democrats. i think if you're voting in 2016 and you're 18, 20, 30 years old, you probably don't remember the monica lewinsky affair. it's not part of your real experience and i think the reason he's getting push back on that, it wasn't an effective attack on bill clinton. you remember that after all of that, democrats picked up a seat in t

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in a new book entitled hrc, out tomorrow, he said, quote, she would make a tremendous president.lot of great leaders, her most impressive qualities were most visible in tough times. in the wake of the benghazi attacks, for example, she was extraordinarily resolute, determined and in control. let me just say, i'm not sure if petraeus is going to matter much as somebody who would indorse hillary. i think hillary frankly has got some problems on her left. and i'm not sure that petraeus necessarily helps that right now. she's trying to move to the left a little bit, but she staked herself out at a centrist, like her husband, and this is a party in the primaries at least are dominated by progressives. >> didn't, in the last few weeks, you said you don't even think she's going to be the nominee. >> i said she would never get a free ride, and she won't. >> some people think she's never going to run. >> i think she'll be the nominee, but she could not be. top runners tend to stumble. she is not going to get a free ride. only presidents who seek re-election get free rides in primaries and

even more about how hillary clinton will run her presidential campaign, thanks to this new biography "hrc joining pe now the authors of that book. jonathan, i saw you on tv the other day saying something i've been saying for, i don't know, a long time. hillary clinton is running for president. let's stop this talk about if she runs for president and if she makes the big decision. there's a presidential campaign that's under way that she is running brilliantly at this point. >> yeah. i stole that line from you. >> there's just no mystery here. >> no, of course, politicians are always running for the next thing. they might decide at some point not to. >> in the case of chris christie, it might end up that he stops his presidential campaign, but he had a presidential campaign going. >> she's no different. since 20088, she's been thinking about what's the next move, how do you get back into the game? if you look at the things she did at the state department, she continued to court donors and businesses. she tried to turn the state department's role in commerce overseas into something that cou

another one, hrc insists no matter what people say, it was gross inappropriate behavior, but it was consensualwithin any standup, liedown, oral, et cetera term. let's continue with ron fornier, nina easton, and syndicatal columnist charles krauthammer. author of the book "things that matter." there's a lot of stuff here james rosen detailed in this piece we did earlier. your thoughts on this. >> first, i knew diane blair. i covered the clintons in arkansas when he was governor and she was wicked smart, real decent person. one of the people around hillary who was the most real, who helped keep her grounded, helped her transition to arkansas. my first opinion was it blew up against republicans in '98, it didn't get the president. he left office more popular than when he came in. the more i thought about it, anybody under 35, this is new to them. second of all, hillary clinton in 2016 has to be bill herself, like anyone, about the future. this brings us back to the past. you don't want the word archive associated with your presidential race. >> at the same time, tenina, th comes as senator rand p

. >> reporter: all this as a new book "hrc"hrc" comes out this w. ripped up the structure and added some of his own poetic flourishes, they write, but hillary was having none of it," it's my speech, she wrote. >> and former general david petraeus said her strongest attributes came through during tough times. >> thank you so much, erin. >> coming up, could what this fiancee says prove damaging to his defense? >> and we'll meet olympic hero sage kotsenburg. 's all gone? ♪ [ male announcer ] live a full life. the new lexus ct hybrid with an epa estimated 42 mpg. the further you go, the more interesting it gets. lease the 2014 ct 200h for $299 a month for 27 months. see your lexus dealer. ...and let in the dog that woke the man who drove to the control room [ woman ] driverless mode engaged. find parking space. [ woman ] parking space found. [ male announcer ] ...that secured the data that directed the turbines that powered the farm that made the milk that went to the store that reminded the man to buy the milk that was poured by the girl who loved the

something she really believes them. >> host: there are more details to delve than from the new book hrc what her role was, what her responsibilities were and what she took credit for, what she did the state department that we will get into here. howard is up versed in pennsylvania democratic caller. hi howard. >> caller: good morning. i would like to say that i think the middle class and i consider myself part of the middle class whether republican or independent or democrat we are looking for someone to address the problem of our jobs going to china and india, bringing them back to america and they think obama made a big mistake to emphasizing health care. i think the economy is number one and that's all i have to say. >> host: jonathan allen you bite about the role that hillary clinton would play. >> guest: secretary clinton as secretary of state was attempting to stay out of domestic politics. it's generally not the job of the secretary of state in addition because she had been involved in health care in the early 1990s. there was a level of toxicity she may have had for obamacare ha