the people you have -- jon meacham writing about tim mcgraw. elon musk. >> and i've spoken to kanye about that relationship because it goes well beyond music into the importance of design. they talk about design as the way you will solve the world's problems. mar is thattha stewart writes on kim kardashian kardashian. >> and then scalia writing about ruth bader ginsburg. >> because this is a list about influence, not power. even people who are rivals competitors, appreciate who it is who is changing and rewiring our conversation. a ska lee a scalia writes about the influence gipsburgnsburg has even though they won't agree on a great many things. >> another one that jumped out at me hillary clinton on elizabeth warren. >> yeah that may have been a little mischa advice. but she talks about how elizabeth warren continues to hold people's feet to the fire. >> elizabeth warren's journey there janitor's daughter to harvard professor to public watch dog to u.s. senator has been driven by an unflagging determination to level the playing field for hard

. >> we had jon meacham yesterday identify the iowa work space where she was working as dunder mifflin. it all is so staged. >> there is nothing new about staged campaign events, but if the hillary campaign want it is to be different, it has to be more than a marketing strategy and cut her loose. don't you think she should be out there? >> she should be like you, howard. >> do i get a word this here edge wise? >> as long as you don't deflect. >> kircan i talk? can i talk here? like ross paerotperot. >> i can't say i'm all ears here. here is my deal on this. first of all, i think that what hillary clinton wants right now out there is her message. and she does not -- first hillary clinton does not need to do what chris christie is doing because -- >> then don't say you are. don't say you're listening to real people. >> i think she is listening to real people. i thought her message was great and i think you're fine if you want to say all this but i'm not obsessed with hillary. >> what is her message? because she said i'm not going to give you my message until i talk to the real lobbyists.

last week jon meacham said it best, that it was great of her to use the dunder mifflin stage, sound stageher like meet the people. anyway one of the first in the nation's primary state and going to be meeting everyday americans. what is an everyday american? doesn't even make sense to me. >> that's a great question. >> but you're going to be there, right? >> we are. and i think this is interesting because she started her campaign in iowa. and iowa is a place that has really frustrated the clintons for a long time. it's where she lost. new hampshire is the complete opposite. it's the place that kick started bill clinton's campaign. saved him in '92. and in 2008, the state threw her a lifeline. >> over the last week i listened to you and in the process, i found my own voice. >> reporter: they're the ultimate political survivors. and it's new hampshire that has saved the clintons twice, when they have been given up for dead. >> new hampshire tonight has made bill clinton the comeback kid. >> reporter: a surprise second place finish in the 1992 primary brought bill clinton's campaign back to