i remember the fight, and i was for obama in that fight. and i remember clintond the phrase "fantasy." it's all a fantasy. and the way it was put or spun i think by you guys, i bought it, was that he was saying this whole obama thing is a fantasy. he is not going to be president of the united states. it's just another symbolic campaign, a moral campaign, but symbolic campaign like jesse jackson's campaign. they weren't going to win. going to be marginalized. and that really enraged the black community. >> really -- >> the base of the party being treated like the margin of the party. >> an argument that might have made more sense before iowa. because national polling showed before iowa that hillary clinton led among african americans. after iowa, when african americans saw a mostly white state support and african american nominee for president. >> could win. >> african americans began to believe. they began to think this isn't just something that is being built up to be pushed back down. >> did you start getting guys like charlie rangel, the leaders in the black c

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for the last six years, we have seen the consequences of the obama clinton foreign-policy.ding from behind does not work. and we cannot win a war on radical islamic terrorism with a president who is unwilling to utter the words radical islamic terrorism. instead of a president who boycotts prime minister netanyahu, imagine america's standing unapologetically with the nation of israel. we saw the ugly face of islamic terrorism in my home state of texas. in garland, where two jihadists came to commit murder. they fully one police officer help them meet the virgins. is it time for choosing where we stand. i was in fort hood, where the soldiers that were shot or finally awarded the purple heart. it took over five years for that to happen because the obama administration refused to knowledge that was terrorism. instead, it was workplace violence. i tell you the reason those purple hearts were awarded, i was very proud last year to introduce legislation in the senate to mandate that the pentagon awarded those purple hearts.

obviously offending our allies and emboldening our enemies and that has been the history of the obama-clintonit is not surprising. >> these summits are a bunch of bull, can we say that? if you're a saudi king, isn't that what you're thinking too? really an obama summit? exactly. edible arrangements and cheese and crackers. nothing gets done. >> problems that the white house has with the gulf state leaders they want f-35 stealth bombers to defend against threat from iran. i'm certain they bring that topic to the table. he might be relieved not all of them are showing up. i don't know. we'll see. >>> reportedly a major concern overshadowing hillary clinton's campaign, what to do, nope, wait for it. it is not a scandal, it is her husband! what do you do with bill clinton? a husband who is constantly in the spotlight? well he is very popular. how his public appearances could create big problems with hillary's white house run. >>> plus the she and steady win this race? we'll see if that saying rings true for jeb bush as he continues to sit out on the sidelines of the 2016 race. will his delay in a

though unlike obama and clinton, my views on marriage are not involving with the polls.tinue to believe in traditional marriage between a man and a woman. [applause] this debate is much bigger. it is bigger than marriage. this is about the power of the state to try and close christian business owners. this is about the left telling us we don't have a right to live our lives according to our beliefs. when president obama says you have the freedom of expression, you get to go to church and say what you want inside church. that is not religious liberty. religious liberty is the ability to support our faith 24 hours a day, seven days a week. [applause] we should not have to choose between following our conscience , following our scriptures, and operating our businesses. i will tell you this. i will say it slowly plainly and clearly. so even the left in hollywood and the media and in the government can understand. the united states of america did not create religious liberty. religious liberty created the united states of america. [applause] i accepted christ was 28 years ago

. >> for the last six years we have seen the consequences of the obama/clinton foreign policy. leading from behind does not work. >> we need a commander in chief who will once and for all call it what it is, and that's that radical islamic terrorism is a threat to us all. >> and most of the republican candidates will call it amnesty, and hillary clinton says unhrouing the undocumented is not just a economic issue but a family issue. >> this is where i differ with everybody on the republican side, make no mistakes, and not today one single republican candidate announced or potential is consistently supporting a path to citizenship. not one. when they talk about legal status, that is code for second class status. >> what does this tell us, jeff, about hillary clinton? she has moved to the left of where she was in the 2008, and even more left to where barack obama is now, and her trademark used to be caution, and she is planting this flag and it's risky? >> yeah, it tells us, one, this is one of the issues where she can move left for the primary, and it's a good thing to move left

and obama and clinton have only themselves to blame. it was not a critic of the administration, it was barack obama himself who told then-president medvedev you tell vladimir that i'll be more flexible once the election is over. you better believe it. and the russians have taken it to heart. the chinese have taken it to heart. in east asia we see aggressive near-belligerent chinese territorial claims in the east china sea. we see china building a blue water navy literally for the first time in 600 years. there's just a head line in newspapers earlier this week that china and russia are going to conduct joint naval maneuvers in the mediterranean sea. that's a long way from china. but it's showing what their reach is. all across the middle east we see structures that have been in place, state structures since world war i. dissolving. we've gone from the middle east being a crisis in this country, a crisis in that country, to a region slipping into chaos. libya, we know, is in chaos. nigeria we see boko haram dismembering the state in north

of course, i'm talking about little clinton and barack obama. \[applause] sec. inton: but, of course presidents don't do it alone. they do it with the american people. it's a partnership.

president obama and president clinton. what's amazing is just how aggressive the ruling is in rejecting the justice department's arguments one after the next. it says that the plaintiffs have standing to sue because the u.s. government is collecting everybody's communication data and therefore the plaintiffs are among those. and says very kind of an extreme way that the obama administration's interpretation of the patriot act is unprecedented and unwarranted. that is extreme as the patriot act is not even the extreme patriot act justifies a policy this radical and i think it's going to have a huge impact on

they don't -- it's clear to see that the obama people do not want the clintons in charge of that democraticty apparatus again. because if they are, there won't be an obama legacy. and that bad blood continues to boil. >> so hillary will likely get the nomination in her party, ed but what about the general election? a florida judge setting a date for a racketeering charge against the clintons. >> this is very serious. this came out on friday. the language is all bad. i don't know what the details of it are, but basically, look at the fund-raising that's gone on in the clinton foundation. one of the arguments is that they need to have a special envoy to take charge of all the -- there's just a whole variety of things that can happen. this was supposed to set for trial in january. it's a bad time for them. when you say the word rico you think of the mafia and think about -- it is about racketeering criminal things and the charges that they use to get money from foreign clients and what have you. she was secretary of state and was quid pro quo. that's not very pretty when the court -- >> and of

mark: single biggest personality trait difference between president clinton and president obama is whatguest: i haven't thought of that. i think president clinton just loves being with people. i think if you are with resident clinton, he just adores being and campaigning and talking to people. i think president obama likes it, i wouldn't tell you it's his reason for being. john: just to come back to bush. a lot of people in the new york donor world in 2012 there were a lot of people in your world who did not look at it romney has the enemy. if not, we prefer barack obama but it wouldn't be a horrible thing it romney was the nominee. do you feel it romney were to be president, is very similar feeling among new york donors among jeb bush -- about that bush? with a prefer her to him or he would be all right? guest: i think there's a view -- you definitely want hillary to be the president. and i think the vast majority of people that i know absolutely support her and think she would be phenomenal. i'd think -- i don't think jeb bush would be viewed -- i would look at him and think he would

and by the way, you were correct, clinton, bush, obama, back to clinton and talking about endable secretither for the president or the former first lady all the way around. >> bay area politics turning nasty. >>> plus, a homeless camp up against people's backyards. how neighbors now are fighting back. >> we'll bright back. >>> welcome back to kpix 5 this morning. the time is 8:00. happy mother's day. >> we've got a lot to talk about in the next half hour. >> the state water board made some drastic moves last week. >> the chair of the board is here instudio to talk about why we're being asked to turn our lawns brown while golf courses are still green. and the oakland police are using technology to help them react in real time as crimes are committed. >> and they try to build trust in an unstaffed department. >> and the republican race for president. it is on. >>> and as one candidate opens an office in the bay area, our political insiders break down who might come out the party's top dog in the end. >> a lot coming up in the next half hour. >>> and a quick check at the weather forecast. a

obama? >> yes. >> senator clinton? >> no. >> senator obama? >> yes. >> senator clinton, no. the day before that debate, senator clinton issued a statement on that issue. she said, coat, as president, i will not support driver's licenses for undocumented people. that was eight years ago. now times have changed. former secretary of state hillary clinton does think that undocumented immigrants should be allowed to get driver's licenses. and tonight, back in nevada, she went all in on the immigration issue. not only embracing that change about driver's licenses, but going right at the entire republican field on this issue saying that she supports what president obama has done already on immigration and if she were president, she would not only fight republican efforts to bring those policies back, she would keep going. she would extend them a lot, by executive action if necessary. >> we can't wait any longer for a path to full and equal citizenship. now, this is where i differ with everybody on the republican side. make no mistakes, today not a single republican candidate announ

the obama/clinton team, they don't understand that peace comes through strength. [ cheers and applause ] [ chanting ] usa, usa! >> but when i see our heroics dying, waiting in line at the va because these very same leaders don't care enough to give them what they have earned the best medical care in the world i say join me, take back america and help these veterans. [ cheers and applause ] as you've seen, commander in chief is not an entry level position. and the white house is the last place for on the job training. it's critical that both our allies and our friends know what to expect from our next president. last month, i was featured in an online magazine. that's usually a good thing. but in this case, the online magazine was the magazine of the islamic state isis. under the headline, in the words of our enemy was my picture and a quote. after 12 years of legislating and warning about the gathering storm of radical islam they know who i am, and i know who they are. [ cheers and applause ] in that article i described who they are and how to defeat them. ladies and gentlemen if i'm t

of the hillary clinton campaign to merge their campaign with obama world. you're seeing it in hillary clinton speaking to african-american women business owners today. she started her day at kiki's chicken and waffles, trying to ingratiate herself with members of the black community in columbia. i'm told that one of the things she's going to try to do to bring these two pieces of her base together african-americans and women, is to focus on equal pay. the campaign believing that's something that can bring women of all ethnicities together. she's got to get both groups excited. women and african-americans. they've got to get past what happened in 2008. i haven't seen much indication that people are holding a grudge or thinking about it, but it's still in the back of a lot of minds. >> in the back of their minds. >> and jim clyburn's book "blessed experiences." we spoke with him about that. this is the phone call he remembers at 2:15 in the morning after the primary defeat. hillary clinton did not make a concession speech. she left and went to tennessee. this

: this week hillary clinton travels to nevada, what was a bitter battleground between clinton and then senator obama08, clinton won the popular vote but obama got the most convention delegates. key to winning this time, courting latino voters and union workers. peter. >> kristen welker at the white house, thank you. >>> it was the most hyped showdown in decades. an undefeated american with a checkered past defending his title against a scrappy filipino superstar. it turns out the fight it wasn't the knockout most expected. many paid almost $100 for the pay-per-view event while some were left in the dark, others watched at home for free thanks to those viewers who screamed it online. nbc's ron mott reports from las vegas. >> reporter: after a five-year wait for the fight, rush hour. fans clutching the hottest tickets on the planet streaming in to witness history. boxing's most lucrative bout ever, a $400 million spectacle. >> let's get ready to rumble. >> reporter: floyd mayweather jr. against manny pacquiao. a private jet set with michael jordan, tom brady, jay z and beyonce among those in attendanc

for the last six years, we have seen the consequences of the obama-clinton foreign policy. leading from behind does not work. and we cannot win a war on radical islamic terrorism with a president who is unwilling to utter the words radical islamic terrorism. >> reporter: tough stuff from the 2016 republican hopefuls. some announced. others yet to. there were a couple of absentees. rand paul was in california talking about his tech campaign. mike huckabee was in arkansas celebrating his granddaughter's three-year-old blighter birthday. and former florida governor jeb bush chose instead of coming today to give the commencement address at liberty university in virginia. the university calls itself the biggest christian university in the world and there he did talk a great deal about religious freedom and what's necessary for conservatives to remember in terms of principles and adherence to their beliefs. listen. >> wherever there is a child waiting to be born, we say choose life and we say it with love. wherever women and girls in other countries are brutally exploited or trea

and obama and clinton have only themselves to blame. sident -- you tell the president we will be flexible once the -- once it is over. we see aggressive, belligerent territory claims. we see china building a blue water navy for the first time in 600 years. they will conduct joint naval maneuvers in the mediterranean sea. that is a long way from china. we ceased date structures since world war i. it is to a region slipping into chaos. we know libya is in chaos. we see bo boko haram dismembering the state in northern highchair -- northern nigeria. somalia hasn't had a government in 25 years. the cyanide plants on the -- the cyanide peninsula is out of control. a branch of isis and the coalition of surrogates for the ayatollah and iran. they have ceased to exist as states. a isis has created a new sunni state out of the western third of iraq in the eastern two thirds of syria. it will be a magnet for international terrorism. winston churchill said we should have strangled bolshevism. they controlled territory the size of great britain. the

and see an absence under this president and not just under the obama doctrine largely under the obama-clinton doctrine that's going to make it impossible not difficult. we need to establish leadership, that doesn't mean looking around who to blame but have solutions. neil: that's severe to say isis exists because of gop power. >> i think he's wrong on that. unfortunately -- i respect senator paul i'm a fan of him. neil: and you could support him as a nominee. >> there's a lot of good things about him. he's wrong on this one. this is one republican or democrat i'm not going to criticize them personally but i think there's a tendency for certain candidates to go after people on personality base. the facts are clear, americans are worried about security here and abroad worried about having a commander in chief having to protect the national security interests of this country, and now more than ever. neil: therein lies the second part of that rift, paul and others in the party over the whole nsa issue and the patriot act. you had claimed that again, back to what i was saying for rand paul to try

president obama defeated clinton by a windfall. take a look, two counties here. u see in south carolina there in green. clinton and former senator john edwards, single counties on opposite ends of the state. so another reason why south carolina is so important, the black vote. in 2008 55% of the total democratic voters in the state were black. in fact, south carolina nonwhite voters make up one of the largest share of any states' democratic party electorate. in 2008 they voted resoundingly for president obama. of the 55% of black voters, take a look, almost eight in ten voted for president obama. and you see less than two out of ten voted for hillary clinton. clinton's challenge this time around is winning the confitense of those black voter -- confidence of those black voters who turned to obama. some said voters were alienated because of comments her husband bill made at the time. >> i never uttered a word of public complaint when mr. obama said hillary was not truthful no character, was poll driven when he had more pollsters than she did. when he put out a -- h

i would like obama and clinton to do even less militarily. i'm critical of obama for giving into the pressure to go back. that will be a major issue next year. maybe you were critical of libya intervention. very few people were. yes, it turned out badly. i thought it was a good idea to get rid of a terrible dictator. i think it turned out to have been a mistake given how -- but as far as the republicans and anybody else is concerned, i don't remember any member of congress speaking out against that.w when you're looking for someone to attack hillary clinton because she supported the overthrow of gadhafi, i don't know who that will be. i don't think it was anybody in politics. i'm just making a factual statement to you. there's nobody there to make that claim because nobody was on that side. >> you're right. all i'm saying is what i want, what i'm driving at, to bottle the sentence i thought it was going to work out well when we did this intervention "x," right? it's that sentence. of course everyone thinks the intervention we're doing at that

be hired specifically because he smeared obama in the primary against hillary clinton had. >> yeah. as the guy. >> he was the guy. >> there were a lot of deals that obama made with hillary in order for her to it become secretary of state. >>s that yuan before them. >> that was one of them, that's correct. >> so now we have a sitting secretary of state getting emails from blumenthal and the only reason we know this is because somebody hacked into hillary clinton's -- no blumenthal's account a romannian, and got those emails because hillary erased hers so you wouldn't see the blumenthal stuff. so nomiki as a democrat how troubling something this to you. >> it's troubling when anybody uses their relationship. >> not anybody. democratic nominee for president, presumably, how troubling is it for you? >> it doesn't look good. but, is it illegal? no. i mean, there are a lot of people, the way that things work in these countries, you know, i worked in libya and there were contractors everywhere trying to make few bucks because there is a lot of business to be made in a oil-rich country. >> y

back then people chose the newcomer in obama over hillary clinton. a was african-american which would be a first, young, and made lofty promises that sound like he might change old school washington. you remember. more transparency and a new way to run government. many people argue those promises never came to fruition. and that the biggest problem with the obama administration has been lack of experience knowing how to be president, knowing how to run something. that brings us full circle right? will americans care if a presidential candidate doesn't have political experience or will they be looking at a candidate's experience at running something? you can always get my takes on this topic and much more on my facebook page at fox news.com and sign up. get it delivered e-mail every day. go to fox news.com/the real story. >>> was it a fib or simply misleading? bill clinton said about some taxes he did or didn't pay. and the flip answer he gave to a billionaire when asked, just what is the foundation money really for? >>> new suggestions that some gitmo

today, elizabeth warren was asked if she would run for hillary clinton if hillary clinton did not oppose president obama's trade deal. and ruth bader ginsburg performed another same-sex major weekend. the happy couple will join us. >>> and we will have some special insights into just how david letterman did it the from someone who helped him if that someone shows up. >> i'll have to ponder it, but i will put it on my list for due consideration. >> hillary speaks. until today, hillary clinton had taken zero questions from the media in the past three weeks. >> i know that there have been a lot of questions about the iraq and posted candidates in the past week. >> was it a mistake to go to war with iraq? >> i understand, but that's not the same question. >> if you're not criticizing iraq because you're afraid of dick cheney, take a drink of water, but be subtle about it. oh, no! >> getting into these what might have beens is not a productive exercise. >> i've made it very clear that i made a mistake, plain and simple. >> but what's important is what are the lessons that you learned? >> what we now see is a v

of course, i'm talking about little clinton and barack obama. \[applause] sec. clinton: but, of course presidents don't do it alone. they do it with the american people. it's a partnership. today we are standing up again but we're not yet running and we face a choice. are we going to hand over our country once again to the people and policies that crashed our economy before and that will shred the progress that we have made. well, that's obviously the right answer. \[laughter] sec. clinton: but that's what this campaign is going to be about, because we're going to have to stand up to the people who want to keep the deck stacked in favor of those at the top. we're going to have to fight to make sure that the success of our country is shared across the economy and that more families have a chance to get ahead, not just to get by, but to stay moving forward with the kind of confidence and optimism that has always marked the best times in america. you know, it's time to make the words "middle class" mean something again. they should represent a solemn promise, that a

, president obama and hillary clinton, you think the way to measure success is by howendent on the government. >> hillary clinton must not be president of the united states but not because she is a woman. she must not be president of the united states because she is not trustworthy. she lacks a track record of leadership and her policies will crush the potential of this nation. >> we can beat hillary. we must beat hillary. we will beat hillary. we will take our country back starting in 2016. >> there are only 541 days left for the end of the age of obama and hillary clinton. >> meanwhile, hillary clinton is also heading back to iowa making two stops in the first in the nation state monday and tuesday and then cap off the week with another trip to new hampshire. let's get more now on the investigation into the fatal amtrak train derailment. politicians on both sides of the aisle weighed in how funding of the nation's rail system might have played a factor. >> the lack of infrastructure spending is costing us lives. our safety as a nation, our air traffic, our aviation i

clinton finally answered questions today. five adding up to roughly 4:30 of real life interaction with the press including one question on this guy. sydney blumenthal. a man so disliked by the obama white house, he was banned when secretary clinton tried to hire him to work for her at state. she found a way around that. trace gallagher has the story of how blumenthal is at the heart of the newest clinton controversy. >> sydney has long been known for his loyalty to the clintons and attacking their opponents. blumenthal was accused of defending the president by smearing monica lewinsky calling

the clintons and the obama's both had letters they sent. e clintons gave me the letter that was read. that's the closest i got. brian: here's president obama talking about the staff in a brief interview. >> mr. president, what is it like to live in the white house? president obama: it is an extraordinary experience. the thing that michelle and i and the girls appreciate most is the staff, which are so diligent, constantly thinking about how to make the first family comfortable. it was to some degree an artificial environment. they have become great friends. >> i think the white house staff has figured out how to accommodate families and make them feel as normal as possible even though there are dozens of people around all the time. you begin to see them as family. that's the beauty of this place. it is really the staff who make it home for so many different families over the years. brian: what has it meant to the people that work there that this is the first african-american pcouple to the president and first lady? kate: one butler told me h

clinton complied with an ethics agreement she made before taking the position obama assigned to her. ed henry is live. >> reporter: no coincidence that this is being released over the holiday weekend. hilary clinton is going to be at a brewery here in new hampshire talking up the economy. but there is trouble brewing in washington with the clinton foundation and the e-mails on benghazi centering on part with the outside advisor sidney blumenthal going back to the clinton impeachment days. the leaks we are seeing when she was secretary of the state the e-mails back and forth with sidney blumenthal and one being the day after where sidney suggest he has some information and the day after sidney blumenthal says in a memo i have more information suggesting it was a terror attack al-qaeda might have been involved, it was planned. but hilary clinton went to andrews airforce base and told the public this was relation to an internet video and those demonstrations. the republicans on the committee say they have not finished their investigation because the state department has been dragging the

moving on, yesterday, president obama sent out his first tweet from his new account @potus. one of his first responses came from bill clintonto twitter, potus. one question, does that user name stay with the office? #askingforafriend. to this, president obama responded, good question bill clinton. the handle comes with the house. know anyone interested in in @flotus? while i like the congenial back and forth, some part of me found it maybe a little bit distress distressing, the idea that this is sort of the mantle to be tossed back and forth between two people? >> i know i'm supposed to have that position and say something clever and cynical. but i actually just thought it was cute. like i thought that was a proper tone for entering twitter. i thought the joke was a little bit funny. and i was genuinely curious about whether the handle carries with the person or the house. i thought barack obama was being clever and grabbing potus for himself. i liked it. >> and jonathan suggesting that bill clinton's handle could be @flotus. >> what struck me about this is these are two guys are cordially or not so cordially despised each

obama. just look at bernie sanders and hillary clinton.gentlemen, it's no time for another clinton. hillary clinton's ultra left wing liberal agenda is more dangerous than barack obama's. she actualliments to restrict our sacred first amendment our free speech rights, with a new constitutional amendment that would essentially overturn the first amendment. i can fell you i will not stand for that. [ applause ] and as we know, clintons are synonymous with the word "scandal," and as a person who investigated the clintons in the white house in the '90s, i can tell you the latest scandals involving her missing e-mails, big foreign money donations to the clinton foundation in exchainex exchange for government favors is extremely dangerous. this makes me think back to 1996 because that's what they were doing then when they were in the white house. it is clear -- it is a clear-cut conflict of interest and these deals could jeopardize our national security. they may already have. there needs to be a criminal investigation into these allegations now

heard hillary clinton to boost her campaign in the 2008 iowa caucuses where she ultimately finished third. >> i don't think it's going to hamper her chances in 2016. >> if hillary and obama have that conversation of course it's damaging. >> reporter: clinton's aides says that it's been fully vetted but republicans don't see it going away. >> there are many nuances that she has not yet clarified. i think one of the unanswered questions for 2016 is going to be who lost iraq. >> reporter: clinton's liberal base may or may not be appeased by her answers. earlier today new yorkers noted that clinton's position on iraq is not terribly easily distinguished amongst jeb bush and she hasn't said much during the past nine months that will help voters place her on the foreign policy spectrum. bret? >> james thank you. >>> the pentagon says iraqi troops abandoned dozens of u.s. military vehicles when they ran away from terrorists during sunday's fall of ramadi. correspondent kevin corke says president obama does not seem too worried about the situation. >> reporter: at the white house, there was an air of defiance two days after ramadi was overrun by isis the administration continued

never. >> there were a lot of candidates the democrats would have been happy with if hillary clinton or barack obamar john edwards had not made it that's where republicans are now i think. >> i want to ask about an issue vexing hillary clinton a little bit, the trade deal that the president is trying to get through congress. there's something that is very confusing to me. we know d.c. is broken and gridlocked and nothing gets done, et cetera. yet somehow they look set to be able to pass this massive 12 nation complicated far reaching from environmental protections to labor standards trade deal they are able to come together to get that done but nothing that's going to really impact average americans. what is that all about? >> it gives you a good sense of who runs things right? i think if this is going to be an issue that hurts hillary clinton to the same extent it's an issue that hurts bernie sanders or conservative members of the field who have a critique how money influences politics. hillary clinton a lot of her former aides and people that she has deep relationships with in politics are working

people are going to obsess if she is repudiating obama or bill clinton. one of the things that made this speech strong, she believed everything she said. it was from the heart. big thing for her. john: i will say it again -- no doubt we have clamored for her to do something of substance and she did it well. her performance was great, but i have to say there is -- currently, there is no objective metric that is getting better for her right now. the polling is on a downward trend. as you said, we know from all the facts we have, people want competition in this race. mark: let's move on. it has been a wild week in news. the coming days to get wilder. check out our calendar for what is coming up. tomorrow in south carolina republican party of south carolina will hold a lot of republicans -- jeb bush, ted cruz, lindsey graham, rick santorum speaking to activists. the same day in louisville, the kentucky derby and then in vegas, mayweather versus pacquiao. sunday is the day to nurse your hangover because the workweek starts with two big additional campaign anno

obama is not doing more? >> exactly. it is fascinating that hillary clinton got on the left of president obama on the immigration issue. and worried about the democratec and primary requirals. >> she is pishing it and the debates and primaries. she to indpraud. well special. clinton is asking taking risk by going to the left. >> is it electorial college success for her ramesh by taking this position? >> i think she thinks by baiting the republicans, she will have played to her own advantage. there is vulnerabilities here. she's not only for giving citizenship. but bring back people we already deported and that will be extreme to a lot of people. >> interesting approach there eespecially when you don't get deported unless there are serious problems. >> betsy, ramish thank you both. >> a busy atlanta highway chosed down after a horrific accident. a small plane crash that killed all four people on board. the latest ahead. >> and early polls show a tight race for david cam authority ron and his opposer. and a soldericate if a flag. he gets taken for a ride and ho

clinton ? >> like winning gold in the olympics, they were almost proud of it. >> we're totaly unethical. >> what would i do? i think that is what obamand clintons, and -- they all do. >> it is. >> is is what the rich do. kennedy: paul you said back stage that you would go around punching hobos it the face. >> absolutely. you are coming with me, we're going in a towncar. why do we care about their ethics? why is there a poll measures politicians against each other? is that standard, don't we have better standards like a hit man they have better ethics than politicians. >> they do. they get their money. kennedy: there is a code. >> i know i am italian, i feel like, you know, relatives to other politicians she is ethic ethical. i am not defining her -- >> you love her. >> as far as i'm concerned, this is just another race that hillary is winning. kennedy: you love her. >> like say water is less wet than other wet things, if they had to poll about jeb bush, i would defend him, it is just the idea of it i don't care if my politicians are ethical. kennedy: really? >> no. kennedy: you don't care if they're alienating the press. >> they all

important question because at the beginning of the obama administration, the white house had hiring and firing, if you will, power over who the team hillary clinton was putting together. sydney blumenthal because of past sparring matches with obama folks they blocked him. was this an end run and what he doing with this information and what was hillary clinton doing with it. the bottom line, this is not about sydney blumenthal but about hillary clinton and her judgment as secretary of state. >> hang in there for one second, ed. remember the ad entitled 3 a.m. it was meant to ding senator obama for foreign policy experience. now years later, hillary clinton holds the same doubt about the future president's ability to handle a crisis. check out the subject of this e-mail. quote, benghazi was obama's 3:00 a.m. call and her instructions, please print. if there is any question about the animosity between hillary clinton and obama that clears that up, didn't it? >> well, no -- >> no i don't think so. >> i would caution she is saying print it out, let's read it. in that same column they were not attack president obama but raising questions about her stew

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