jonathan allen, coauthor of the piece. jonathan, she hasn't said she isn't running is she expected to lay out vision for the future if she isn't even running? she has time to do that. she essentially has been running for president since 2006. we heard why she has experience, resume', credentials to be president of the united states. one of the big failures of our 2008 campaign i think her inability to articulate a clear vision where she wanted to take america and connect her policies to that vision and those policies to people's daily lives. i think that is something that is going to be a challenge for her going into 2016 should she in fact pull the trigger and run. i expect that we're going to hear a little bit more about that vision for the future but something she struggled with in the past. >> you say in her piece, especially young people are yearning for a people leader who is decisive and deft with levers of power. has she proven herself that she is that kind of leader. >> no question, white house councils and involv

like a milk-bone brushing chew. [ barks ] >>> police had to consider the possibility that allen southern hired jonathan binney to kill his wife, judy. >> one of her co-workers was quoted as saying that she expected something to happen to her, and she expected the culprit to be allen. >> police checked everywhere, but couldn't establish a connection between jonathan binney and allen southern. >> there was no phone records or anything to indicate any type of relationship between the two. allen actually took a polygraph test and was able to pass that. >> because of the evidence against him, jonathan binney was in jail. after several days, he told police he wanted to talk without his lawyer present. >> he wanted the death penalty. he was wanting to plea to the death penalty. he told us everything we asked. he told us, and even that and more. >> what binney proceeded to tell investigators ranks among the most bizarre confessions any of them can recall. >> he is the most sexually deviant, screwed up in the head defendant that i have prosecuted in my 15 years as a prosecutor. >> binney admitted to the rape of

just directly you're talking about probably 4.5 million. >> yeah, jonathan allen, thank you as always. i want to bring it to the table. as jonathan was saying, no one is affected today, but this ultimately could have real implications here. i have heard that we do have a legal expert on our panel today. ari, i want to pass it over to you. what do you make of the two different decisions that came down today, and ultimately where do you see it leading? >> it's a great point here because it goes beyond what the politics are. but how do we understand this fight over obamacare? we feel like there's so many different cases here. this one is about critics seizing on basically an error in the drafting and the way they wrote this thing where in one position, they basically refer to subsidies for exchanges by a state. they forgot to add or subsidies offered through a federal exchange, right? so what you have in the fourth circuit ruling here is, i'm just going to read from it, they say in defending obamacare, it's not surprising that in a bill of this size, 900 pages, there would be one or more

look at the clinton foundation, jonathan allen and i did a story that showed 29 of the 30 dow jones companies, 29 of the 30 largest companies in the united states have given money or participated with the clinton foundation. . of thes to the very top u.s. industry are tight, and that does create some suspicion. it will be interesting to watch her, as she handles that. host: we will go to john next in mississippi, republican caller. you got to turn the television down, so we don't hear the feedback. go ahead with your question or comment. hello? i can hear myself. host: we will go on to the next color. you got to turn the television down. doug, go ahead. caller: good morning, ladies. i'm going to give you a scoop and i do believe it will be the governor of massachusetts to be the next president. why do you say that? caller: because he is the person to do the job. i love hillary and all, but if hillary were to run, it would be the same as running against the president, obama. because if she were to run, people would see it as clinton's third term in the white house. he's talking about governor

look at the clinton foundation, jonathan allen and i did a story that showed 29 of the 30 dow jones companies, 29 of the 30 largest companies in the united states have given money or participated with the clinton foundation. . of thes to the very top u.s. industry are tight, and that does create some suspicion. it will be interesting to watch her, as she handles that. host: we will go to john next in mississippi, republican caller. you got to turn the television down, so we don't hear the feedback. go ahead with your question or comment. hello? i can hear myself. host: we will go on to the next color. you got to turn the television down. doug, go ahead. caller: good morning, ladies. i'm going to give you a scoop and i do believe it will be the governor of massachusetts to be the next president. why do you say that? caller: because he is the person to do the job. i love hillary and all, but if hillary were to run, it would be the same as running against the president, obama. because if she were to run, people would see it as clinton's third term in the white house. he's talking about governor

jonathan allen. thank you very much. >> still to come, the growing shelf liqueur. to the founder of avion. ♪ >> welcome back to "market makers." i'm olivia sterns in for stephanie ruhle. hit drink of choice on "entourage." withd a $100 million deal the second-largest liquor company in the world. 'sre to talk about it is avion founder. obviously, huge growth in tequila consumption in the u.s. i used to be more of a white wine spritzer and i even -- kind of girl and i even drank tequila on the rocks. >> that is quite a graduation. >> and i'm not going back. [laughter] >> there was a huge boom in tequila popularity. when i grew up, tequila was not good. many people had bad tequila experiences. younger people did not live through what i lived through. brandgov a brand -- agave -- >> i lived through some bad tequila experiences in college. [laughter] >> it is the lowest glycemic level in any spirit. if the doctor says, if you're vodka, youink, drink should drink tequila. we are seeing incredible growth within the higher-end market of tequila. >> it is such a seemingly a

look at the clinton foundation, jonathan allen and i did a story that showed 29 of the 30 dow jones companies9 of the 30 largest companies in the united states have given money or participated with the clinton foundation. . of thes to the very top u.s. industry are tight, and that does create some suspicion. it will be interesting to watch her, as she handles that. host: we will go to john next in mississippi, republican caller. you got to turn the television down, so we don't hear the feedback. go ahead with your question or comment. hello? i can hear myself. host: we will go on to the next color. you got to turn the television down. doug, go ahead. caller: good morning, ladies. i'm going to give you a scoop and i do believe it will be the governor of massachusetts to be the next president. why do you say that? caller: because he is the person to do the job. i love hillary and all, but if hillary were to run, it would be the same as running against the president, obama. because if she were to run, people would see it as clinton's third term in the white house. he's talking about governor dev