let's bring in cnn chief national correspondent and host of "inside politics," john king. john it's early. but who among the gop field is polling the strongest against hillary clinton? >> let's look at that question. answer is rand paul michael. we asked this question last week. rand paul is pulling the closest. he is 11 points behind her. we saw say in presidential politics ignore the national polls. if a candidate has a 10, 11 12-point lead you do pay attention. it's very early. rand paul is down 11 points. she beats marco rubio by 13 mike huckabee by 14 bush by 15. assuming she is the democratic nominee, republicans have work to do. that's nationally. i will show you a couple of other "polls. in colorado recent quinnipiac shows paul within the margin of error. he beats her there, and another state, iowa they're in a tie there. at the moment rand paul has some issues with the republican field. one thing he can say is i run the best against hillary right now. >> john, part of me thinks we could run this race tomorrow and get the same result we will ultimately get in 2016.

i am john king. with us to share reporting and insights. it was a big first week back in politics for hillary clinton. her campaign promised it would look different, and it did. small casual events in iowa, and different, not just an appearance. when she ran for president in 2008, hillary clinton and like barack obama opposed same-sex marriage, and ten months ago she said it should be an issue decided state by state, and now her campaign says her hopes are it's declared a right. and then undocumented workers, in 2008, she said she would oppose the undocumented the noncitizens to get a driver's license, and now she supports it. in 2010, hillary clinton. >> we are pressing ahead with negotiations for the trance pacific partnership, a multilateral free trade agreement. >> now her campaign says she is watching this debate closely and believes the proposal can and should be improved. let's go through the first week here. you can say, especially on the issue of same-sex marriage, times and a lot of people changed, but the cynics say she changes o

jeff is outside the campaign or is in washington right there and our own john king so jeff we begin with you, we see a note coming from john pedesta making it clear that hillary is running for president. we have been waiting for this very special rollout, this video, when will people see that? >> we are told this video is going to be released any moment now and it is going to be an outline of why she is running for president. this is not going to be a reprise of her video from 2008 where she says i'm in to win, this is going to say why she is nighting for voters and she's out there hearing the concerns of voters she will be traveling to iowa on tuesday and then on to new hampshire later in the week. she's going to try and kwings democrats that she is the person to lead the party forward. a lot of people challenging her way on this. first and foremost is succeeding president obama. no once in recent memory has a candidate of the same party succeeded a two term president. but she is going to announce this in a video. she is going to say why she is fighting why she is winning. this john ped

right now it's "inside politics" with john king. >>> the wait is over. hillary clinton makes it official today. >> don't you some day want to see a woman president of the united states of america? >> republicans rush to offer not so warm welcomes. >> if hillary clinton is going to join with barack obama and the gun grabbers and come after our guns, then what i say is come and take it. >> and forget elizabeth warren. is this man a surprise threat to a surprise coronation? >> i'm lincoln chaff fee. i'm considering a run for the president of the united states. >> plus, rand paul also jumps in and rebuts republican rivals who say he's not tough enough to become commander in chief. >> i want to promote as reagan put t peace in strength. >> marco rubio is next as the 2016 race shifts into high gear. "inside politics," the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters now. >>> a big breaking news day as we welcome you this morning to "inside politics." i'm john king. thanks for sharing your sunday morning. hillary clinton makes it official today. she wants to b

i'm john king. thanks for sharing sunday morning. happy easter. with us to share the reporting and their insights, julie pace of the, jackie kucinich and john balch. president obama describes this deal as historic yet the prime minister of israel calls reckless. just a framework for now. one the president says if turned into a detail agreement would block iran's path to a nuclear bomb. >> iran has also agreed to the most robust and intrusive inspections and transparency regime ever negotiated for any nuclear program in history. so this deal is not based on trust, it's based on unprecedented verification. >> but the president's critics, they don't see it that way. the key question is whether the reaction in congress makes it harder for the administration to complete the deal and the negotiations to come the administration must promise iran when around how it would begin to ease u.s. economic sanctions. >> if congress kills this deal not based on expert analysis and without offering any reasonable alternative, then it's the united states that will b

john king is "outfront." felt guilty commenting on our clothe but it's part of the image. an edgy young look she had going on. different than the 2008 campaign. she speaks to 1400 people in a high skl. big group, and the pearls okay. very different. this time small, low-key events. things you would normally see from a candidate who doesn't have many. she does have pearls on but they're smaller. somehow better. can this tactic work? >> will it work is a different question than can it work. we'll know that answer in six months or 19 months if she's the nominee of the democratic party. can it work? yes, it can. why? because it's what she wants. she hasn't asked anyone for their vote since she lost in 2008. she wants to get back into the environment, she wants to look like she's listening more than lecturing. this is what the people of iowa like. it becomes a cliche people say i like her but i only met her once. some of that is a joke some of it is cliche but some is the culture of iowa. look there's a tv ad crew

john king looking at clinton's challenges ahead. but let's talk to brianna keilar first with more on hillary's message. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is the day. we have known that hillary clinton was very likely going to be running. that was very apparent. but the question has been how is this going to be different from 2008, her very disastrous campaign? the memo you referenced is really part of this. that was a memo given to staffers as they begin this sort of adventure and this big task of this campaign. but this was also a memo that is for public consumption just to be clear, because hillary clinton, about eight years ago when she threw her hat into the ring, again, with a video that was on social media, she said, i'm in and i'm in to win. that was really seen especially in retrospect as hillary clinton, the front-runner kind of taking it for granted and what you're hearing now from the campaign is they are taking nothing for granted and they want to aggressively fight for every vote and show they are doing that

"inside politics" with john king starts right now. >> thank you for sticking around. >> this has beenblast. >> i am glad you think so. >>> a leader from yesterday began a campaign for president brought us back to yesterday. >> counter point. >> we need to build tomorrow, not yesterday. >> hillary clinton opens with a more casual touch. the next stop, new hampshire. the republicans spent the weekend targeting her and each other. >> there's a few groups in our party that

"inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> hillary clinton brushes off new questions aboutfoundation profits from decisions she made while secretary of state. >> plus, house republicans threaten subpoenas unless hillary talks about benghazi and why she erased her personal e-mails. >> republicans spend another weekend making back to back appeals to conservatives. >> the institution of marriage is one man and one woman, and that existed before our laws existed. >> why did ted cruz miss the vote after promising t

"inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> president obama sells the iran nuclear framework diplomatic win. >> this framework would cut off every pathway that iran could take to develop a nuclear weapon. >> but his critics in congress promise a big fight over lifting u.s. sanctions. >> i'm going to do everything i can to stop these terms from becoming a final deal. >> plus -- >> was i expecting this kind of backlash? heavens, no. >> the culture wars. >> indiana and arkansas trigger a national debate and force the 2016 republican contenders to navigate the gay rights d

right now it's "inside politics" with john king. >>> the wait is over.lary clinton makes it official today. >> don't you some day want to see a woman president of the united states of america? >> republicans rush to offer not so warm welcomes. >> if hillary clinton is going to join with barack obama and the gun grabbers and come after our guns, then what i say is come and take it. >> and forget elizabeth warren. is this man a surprise threat to a surprise coronation? >> i'm lincoln chaff fee. i'm considering a run for the president of the united st.

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i talked to chief national correspondent john king earlier. andidates where does he stand? >> well, it is not bad, but he has to grow. we have been polling this question for a year and a half,ed a at one point he was 16%, and now at 12%, and a quick look at the history, at 16% a little more than a year ago that put him first place, and then governor huckabee and bush down there, and halfway through, chris christie with the buzz, and then rand paul strong and huckabee and rick perry there, and now a poll three weeks ago nationally and jeb bush ahead, and scott walker ahead, and you kcan bet since ted cruz likely has moved up since his announce announcement. what is it going to tell you that rand paul over that course of time has kept a steady base of 10 12 15% which is a good place to start, but he needs to grow. if he cozies up to the establishment, some might think from the tea party that cruz is better but on the foreign policy, some of the libertarians might think, whoa he is changing the views and stay away so as he tries to grow, that is t

jeff is outside the campaign or is in washington right there and our own john king so jeff we begin with

john king goes inside politics next. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. >>> a new report claims that supervisors were ordered to falsify records of a tulsa reserve deputy who shot and killed an unarmed man. tulsa world, the newspaper there, reports that robert bates received certifications for training that he never earned. they reportedly released three of his supervisors were reassigned for not signing off on those allegedly bogus certifications. the sheriff's department is denying these new reports. >>> authorities now preparing to double the search zone size for malaysia airlines flight 370. senior ministers from malaysia australia and china now agreeing to expand the search from 60 to 120,000 square kilometers doubling the size. if the plane is not found in the coming months a search

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john king. what do you got, j.k.?ohn we're going to start with the almost-forgotten man of the 2016 republican field. with me this morning to share reporting and insights we talk about chris christie in a town hall in new hampshire. for a weekday audience that's the first time i've said that. you're a new addition to the team. we're proud to have you with us. chris christie is going to have a town hall today. he's in new hampshire for a few days. he's in eighth place i think in the polls in new hampshire now. he was once viewed as somebody who would be a credible top tier player in this race. and he may yet be. let's be careful nobody's running away with this. he's going to do a town hall today. that's his trademark in new jersey. yesterday he said let's means test, essentially cut social security and medicare benefits for older american. said he's going to be the truth teller. john mccain, mr. straight talk but chris christie we're waiting for final reports on bridgegate. he said this yesterday, at my core i'm a trus

the change of her twitter page with me now gloria borger john king host of "reliable sources" brian stelter, as well as jeff zeleny. jeff let's begin with you. the way in which hillary clinton presented this announcement and that she really is not the star initially, but she makes a number of other people the star first. >> that's right. >>> good afternoon, frederickrickafredricka, we have been expecting this so long that hillary clinton -- how she did it as you said is a bit unusual. she's trying to drive the point home this is not about her. this is about listening to the concerns of voters. this video was film in the last week or so with real people showing their real concerns. she's going to amplify that as she travels in the coming week to iowa and new hampshire. these are the messages she's fighting for. let's take a look at the video. >> it's spring so we're starting to get the gardens ready. my tomatoes are legendary in my own neighborhood. >> my daughter is about to start kindergarten next year. we're moving just so she can belong to a better school. [ speaking foreign language ] >

joining us now gloria borger our chief national correspondent john king anchor of "inside politics" and senior washington correspondent jeff zelery. it looks like the kids are coming up as well. a nice moment. gloria what do you think? >> i think they're a wonderful, appealing looking family there. i think this was a speech that was clearly devoted to telling americans that it's time for a new generation. he portrayed hillary clinton as yesterday, as he called her, and he also chastised those who say to him, you know, maybe you should step aside. it's not your turn and that is clearly referring to jeb bush. he talked about an america in which government is smaller, there's less regulation. there is tax reform less passive foreign policy more aggressive. talked about modernizing immigration. no surprises here. except for the fact that this is somebody who has just come on the national scene, just became a senator five years ago, and is looking like a very attractive presidential candidate that can bridge between the tea party and the establishment in the republican party. >> just a bit y

talk about it with jeff zeleny gloria borger chief international correspondent john king who joins usshington. why is she doing it this way? >> social media, a film that's been recorded and edited first and foremost for control. she wants to control her message and talk about what she wants to bring to this campaign. we've talked a lot about is she going to get in or not but not sure what she's running out. she'll outline that income equality trying to help the next generation but then going to iowa and new hampshire next week. but again, like you said, no big rally. she'll do small, small, small downsized events to look like she has a connection and trying to build a connection with voters. >> someone said we don't need to do shock and awe. everybody knows who hillary clinton is. big rallies is not her best thing. they want to reintroduce her in a one on one setting. if you're looking at your device or your computer, you know it is more personal. they believe that sunday afternoon, sunday evening is a big time when people sort of catch up on their social media and she'll have that ne

newt gingrich third place in south carolina he has one of the debate moments with john king and suddenly beats mitt romney in 2012. we saw those moments, if you can connect with that raw nerve of the republican or democratic electorate, you can take off fast. i think that's probably where christie is headed on this. >> hillary clinton is going to be going to new hampshire monday tuesday, which surprises probably exactly no one. i guess i wonder i want to quote a line from your piece. who do you, it seems one hand that the clinton campaign would most like to run against jeb bush. on the other hand, he seems like the most worthy adversary in a number of levels. a campaign against bush would present different opportunities and challenges. a bush surname would help neutralize clinton fatigue and how he might have more trouble getting his base to turn out. >> yeah, no. i think one thing that would help hillary clinton in the campaign with jeb would be the familiarity factor. goes off the table, running against a bush not a new face. i think that's why rubio is a concern. he has some of the sa

i talked to cnn international correspondent correspondent correspondent john king earlier. paul stand? >> not bad but proves he has to grow. we've been following this question for about a year and a half. at one point, rand paul at 16% and now at 12%. again, a quick look at the history. he was at 16% more than a year ago, that put him in first place nationally among republicans. governor huckabee governor bush down there and halfway through, chris christie getting buzz rand paul still strong and huckabee and rick perry there. this is a poll from three weeks ago, jeb bush walked ahead and you can bet in those three weeks since ted cruz likely moved up since his announcement. what does that tell you? in a crowded field, rand paul over the course of time kept a steady base at least of 12% or 15%. a good place to start but needs to grow and that's the challenge. if he cozies up to the establishment, some of the tea party slice might think cruz is a better candidate. if he changes views, some libertarian voters might say, he is changing views and stay away. as he tries to grow,

also, john king, and gop strategist anna navarro, who is both a supporter of jeb bush and a friend of marco rubio. yet again, we're hearing that hillary clinton is being reintroduced. doesn't it seem like she's been reintroduced an awful lot and haven't people pretty much made up their minds about her one way or another? >> the short answer is yes, but there's still a lot people don't know. i'm surprised people think she was born in the white house. she needs to reconnect with her authentic roots, like this trip on the van. this is how she wanted to run for president. in '07 she was thinking about running for president, i had dinner with her. she didn't know anything about iowa. i talked about how grassroots is, she said to me then, if i had my drudgers i would rent a car and drive across the state. and yet in that '08 campaign, she flew in on a helicopter like the queen of sheba. that was annethetical to her ideals. i'm happy as a friend of hers. >> do you believe she can reintroduce herself as somebody, you know, kind of just a regular lady from the midwest? >> i'm not even sure she

chief national correspondent john king and gop strategist ana navarro who is a supporter of jeb bush friend of marco rubio. yet again, we're hearing that hillary clinton is being reintroduced. doesn't it seem like she's been reintroduced an awful lot and haven't people pretty much made up their minds about her one way or another? >> the short answer is yes, but there's still a lot people don't know. i'm surprised people think she was born in the white house. she needs to reconnect with her authentic roots which are in the midwest, like this trip in the van. this is how she wanted to run for president. here's how i know. in '07 she was thinking about running for president, i had dinner with her. i helped a kand -- candidate win the iowa caucus. she didn't know anything about iowa. i talked about how grassroots is, she said to me then, if i had my drothers i would rent a car and drive across the state. and yet in that '08 campaign, she flew in on a helicopter like the queen of sheba. that was antithetical to her ideals. this campaign is starting around who hillary actually is. i'm happ

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let's go to inside mix on "new day" with john king. >> good morning, alisyn.al. quickly, let's go inside politics with me to show the reporting insights jackie can i sin kucinich and jackie. there is a big moment with bill clinton and the russian and uranium sales taking big money from a kremlin-linked bank. the clinton foundation this morning not getting into the details, saying yes, we are acting quickly to remedy them. we are committed to continue the life changing work that this philanthropy is doing every day. how big of a problem is this for the hillary clinton presidential campaign, they find sthauf at least without a doubt has a clear perception problems? >> that's exactly what it is. peter sweitzer says this weekend there is nothing illegal here. it's the appearance of impropriety that will keep dogging them. you have to ask the question why were the books looked at before she was running for president? she knew she was running for two years. you wonder why that wasn't done? >> you wonder why some of the action some of the things were done. they go af

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john king explains. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel.e supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. you forgot the milk! that's lactaid®. right. 100% real milk just without the lactose. so, no discomfort? exactly. try some... mmm, it is real milk. lactaid®. 100% real milk. no discomfort. i've smoked a lot and quit a lot, but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters

he criticized bob dole and john king sic. by the end he was hired professional writers. he was making fun of himself being home alone. he had this whole sky. the first lady started relatively recently. they don't make fun of themselves exactly. they make fun of their husbands. that is considered okay. if hillary clinton as president and she gives one of the speeches, the whole town will want to know what she says about will clinton. >> this is going to be the last clip and it's back to where it the president's tools they have, social media, youtube, but it's also a difficult thing to manage because all day long people are commenting on their policies. one of those give and take away things. you've all seen this. to see how the tools we have of communications to advance policy, present an image of themselves. >> hey, everybody. i'm so excited to talk about the sixth anniversary. it's a big one in our theme this year celebrate the challenge. we will celebrate all the tremendous progress we've made. >> we are celebrating the anniversary. >> what exactly are we celebrating?

john chancellor: dr. king, we have reports from atlanta which indicate that you will recommend to the nation's labor unions a nationwide work stoppage to keep the plight of alabama negroes before the country. now can you give us some details on this plan? dr. king: yes, mr. chancellor. i think the conditions in alabama have degenerated to such a low level of social disruption and such a low level of man's inhumanity to man, that the whole conscience of the nation must rise up and engage in some kind of creative, firm action program that will bring the business leaders and the decent people of alabama to the point of bringing pressure to bear on governor wallace and other officials who are responsible for this reign of terror. i left alabama last week after the march feeling that we had made a great triumph, and we certainly did in the march, and that maybe we would see a brighter day all over the state of alabama. but the fact is, governor wallace refused to see those who had a petition to present, and not lon

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first, in the middle, we have john king, senior adviser of the office of the deputy secretary at the department of education. he has served at the state level in york. during his tenure as commissioner, new york was national leader in many facets of education, including increasing educational opportunity for students and heidi's communities. john has been a high proponent of increasing levels of education, and cofounder of roxbury preparatory schools. he has been closing the achievement gap and encouraging students to graduate from college. to john's right, we have mayor andy berke who joins us from china, tennessee. mayor berke secured a grant from the department of health and human services. the largest grant awarded to chattanooga, allowing young children to start in education for to others. he started in the state senate where he was vice-chairman for the democratic caucus. he was also a leader on "first to the top," at the u.s. department of education, and transformed the state system of education. last but not least, we have virginia's deputy secretary of education, jennie ohol

first, in the middle, we have john king, senior adviser of the office of the deputy secretary at the department of education. he has served at the state level in york. during his tenure as commissioner, new york was national leader in many facets of education including increasing educational opportunity for students and heidi's communities. john has been a high proponent of increasing levels of education, and cofounder of roxbury preparatory schools. he has been closing the achievement gap and encouraging students to graduate from college. to john's right, we have mayor andy berke who joins us from china, tennessee. mayor berke secured a grant from the department of health and human services. the largest grant awarded to chattanooga, allowing young children to start in education for to others. he started in the state senate where he was vice-chairman for the democratic caucus. he was also a leader on "first to the top," at the u.s. department of education and transformed the state system of education. last but not least, we have virginia's deputy secretary of education, jennie oholle

john: just like king arthur, today hillary clinton convened a round table at a manufacturing plant in new hampshire. she took a question about drug abuse. she talked a lot today, said a lot of the things she'd said in iowa. this was in fact about the newsiest thing she said all day of substance. >> there is a hidden epidemic. the drug abuse problem, whether it's pills or meth or heroin, is not as visible as 30 years ago when there were all kinds of gangs and violence. this is a quiet epidemic. and it is striking in small towns and rural areas as much as any big city. the mental health issues because i consider substance abuse part of mental health issues, is going to be a big part of my campaign because increasingly it's a big issue that people raise with me. mark: this is a big issue for her and her husband. what did we learn about hillary clinton and her campaign today through that statement and the other thing she talked about? john: we learned, first of all i think, your friend, our friend wrote a story saying the republicans were out to lunch for not talking about this issue beca

first, in the middle, we have john king -- senior adviser at the u.s. department of education. prior to joining the department, he served as commissioner of education for the state of new york. he has worked at both the federal and state level. during his tenure, new york state was a national leader in many facets of education. including an augmentation of career standards and high risk students. he has been a long time advocate for increasing early developers. john has extensive experience leading urban public schools are closing the achievement gap. preparing students to graduate from college. to john's right, we have mayor andy burke -- who joins us from chattanooga, tennessee. he secured a $2.2 million grant from the u.s. department of health and human services -- the largest expansion grant for early childhood to be expanded to chattanooga. allowing children to enroll in early head start and early programs for infants and toddlers. he previously served in the state senate of tennessee chairman of the democratic caucus. as a member of the education committee, he was a leade

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. >> when you look back at the civil rights students, you see people like yourself, john lewis, martin luther king, we could have a long list. but when we look today we see very often jesse jackson and al sharpton. the young leaders where are they? >> they're around. you look at the dreamers who mobilized the sit-in at florida state conference. that's youth leadership. that's raising hell and making a lot of noise and they'll make it again. >> is the raising hell working? >> it is. it's not working as well as it might, but give them some time. they'll give you some hell. >> it takes time. >> it takes time to get together saying we're going to do this. you can't just say bam we're going to do this thing. you have to be together. you have to figure out what you're going to do, what plans you're going to have, and you have to be organized in ways that people are not organized today. >> we all see the video of these fraternity brothers at oklahoma state singing that song. we all react in a certain way. do you react in a particularly deflated way when you see that? >> i think my lord, have these kids l

look back on the civil rights the movements and we see students people like yourself john lewis, martin luther kingmany others. we could have a long list. when we look today often we see jesse jackson and al sharpton. the young leaders, where are they? >> they are around. they are around. the people who are the dreamers who mobilize the sit-in on the florida state conference that's youth leadership. that's raising hell and a lot of noise. they'll make it again. >> is the raising hell working? >> itself. not as well as it might, but give it time. they'll give you hell. >> you think it takes time. >> it takes time. you can't say bam, we are going to do this thing, you have to be together. you have to figure out what you are going to do what plan you have. you have to be organised. in a way we are not organised today. >> often we see the video, singing the song the students and we act in different ways. do you act in a deflated way. i think oh lord. do the kids learn anything at all. where is this ugliness coming from. it's scary to me that these young men who we expect more from or i expect more from

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