ms. clinton gave the keynote address at a marketing conference, commenting on the possibility of a run. >> the hard

ms. clinton gave the keynote address at a marketing conference, commenting on the possibility of a run. >> the hard questions are not, do you want to be president, can you win. i mean, the hard questions are why? why would you want to do this? and what, what can you offer that could make a difference. >> reporter: from san francisco, the former secretary of state headed to portland. she'll make a stop in las vegas and it's back to the bay area. she's scheduled to be at the event center as part of a lecture series featuring prominent women. >> president obama showed it was effective to target new voters and young voters. i think hillary clinton is following that same playbook. >> reporter: political science experts say she really benefitted from her time as secretary of state. she's being smart and strategic about her appearances. >> if you look back to six years ago when see was running in 2008, she was a very polarizing politician at that time. she had just as many people who had an unfavorable impression of her as a favorable one. and that's changed now. she's become much more popular i

ms. clinton as a celebrity, entertainment figure, and treating her as a politician and a leader?y change in that direction? >> i think just the opposite. i see the great apology tour. she expected them to escort her down the aisle in 2008. this is the apology tour where they're making up for that, and the indication is benghazi. look where they're won't cover anything having to do with benghazi there is no attempt, except for fox, there's no attempt by anyone to even attempt to try to get to the bottom of what was the murder of four americans, including the u.s. ambassador. >> do you think the media is setting up miss clinton as the definite candidate for the democrats in 2016? >> i think they find her -- that she is the anointed one. i don't think in any way that's a guarantee. they said she was anointed in 2008 until they threw her overboard. so they want her to be the nominee. i'm not so sure that they can make her the nominee. >> does she have an achilles heel? >> yes. it's called her husband. every time bill clinton, who the media glorified as being a wild, wonderful, nation

ms. clinton has great lines afterwards and should be applauded for that.rk went over the top on cbs with their accolades but that's fine. they covered it well. but when it was george bush and he had something thrown at him, the media went out of their way to be snarky to actually praise the person throwing it at him and to make snide remarks about the president. this is a -- and i can give you quotes for that, if you'd like. >> this is -- i mean, you kind of forget that these are human beings. just because george bush is the president and hillary clinton secretary of state, they can get scared and hurt. the conduct is deplorable. putting that to the side, after talking to president bush, it was a last riot. it came to the point they made music videos about it, i think we have one. stand by. ♪ ♪ ♪ baby don't hurt me, don't hurt me, no more ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it wound up in austin powers, here is the "matrix." it wound up in "austin powers." let's watch that for a second. >> smacking idea, baby. that really hurt. >> but, you know, over on some other channels today, th

ms. clinton is courting people like you. millennial's. >> yeah, it is really interesting.any of the engagements are at college universities. wednesday, she went to uconn. talking basketball. really trying to be likable with these millennial's. in addition to hillary, the super pack is ready for hillary. brought on board rachel schneider. obama's national youth coordinator. she has already set up hillary organizations. they are already working from the bottom up. i am not sure republicans are putting in the same effort. >> i have to believe that hillary clinton is the front runner. >> mullaney earls view her favorably. with that being said, i really think that going into college campuses, this is what needs to be done. they recruit officers and they have this group of support. it is a really good idea. stuart: are you tempted to go out and get a government job, in which case, you would qualify for the forgiveness of your student loan debt in a few years. >> my belief is really the private sector is the way to go. i want to go out. i want to earn. i want to put my skills to

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clinton and obama. where am i going wrong here, ms. ox? >> you have to recognize for people who are employed. they are working hard, their wages have still stagnated. they are on the hamster wheel. they are not getting anywhere. >> not for everybody. not here at the factor. >> employees here are pretty special. >> no. it's because we are making money here, we are doing well here. that's why their salaries are given raises. we want to keep them. if they go to cnn they might improve. it's a competitive situation here. >> here is the disconnect. corporate profits are improving. highest ever of the economy. wages are at the lowest level ever of the economy. not that corporations around the country are suffering. it's that the share that is going to workers versus going to shareholders. >> so the solution to that ms. ochs is for the worker to go some place else. >> i worked for a company called below broadcasting. pretty big company. they paid me way under what i was worth when my own hummable opinion do you know what i did? i went to denver. i'm not being treated fairly here. i picked it up and w