and he will see run yes will run i'm ninety nine point nine percent sure she runs you know she has everything everything is built around her the research groups ready for hillary and she will be the most prepared candidate i think to hop into our presidential campaign i think in history you said that view john. i do in fact the way that we really look at this isn't the question of whether she starts running but whether she stops running you know that one big theme in this book is the way that the clintons both hillary and bill clinton continued to build the political operation while hillary clinton was at the state department we could we basically see this is a seamless continual run for the presidency from two thousand and eight on certainly that doesn't mean that everything she did was geared toward that it just means that that option was being kept open and that the the the building the political machine continued all along i would be very very surprised if she didn't run. i'll be interested amy as a woman in your reaction to kathleen wiley and to rand paul and all is making an issue of th

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they should run this guy. out of nowhere thanks to a statewide tv ad campaign. >> guess what, the money we need to fund our schools lies right underneath your feet. that's right. deep underground pennsylvania has deep deposits of natural gas. but we're the only state that doesn't make oil and gas companies pay an extraction tax. as governor i'll make the companies pay up to help fund our schools for a change. >> ads like that have rocketed him to the top of the democratic field. wolf's getting 36% of the democrats meanwhile allison schwartz is down to 9%. >>> we're back. for bether or worse, the country is witnessing a speed change when it comes to legalization of marijuana. with more than half of americans now saying it should be legal. in january, colorado became the first state to allow small amounts of the drug for medical use. 18 other states and the district of columbia allow marijuana for medical purposes. a handful of states are flirting with the idea of joining colorado and washington state and permit

if you run the right way and we did, bill frist and i became great friends and he recruited me to run for his seat when he left 12 years later. i think what i learned is, if you run the right way you never lose. meaning that the experience itself enriches you as a person. just the experience of going around the state with 95 counties and meeting citizens and seeing where they are in life and understanding what motivates people, you cannot run an elective race like that and run the right way and lose. that was what i learned. candidly, i did not ever think i would run for united states senate again. i ended up being in an appointed position after that. that kind of validates what i am saying. a newly elected governor asked me to serve and his cabinet as a result of the wave the race was one. and told the gentleman i was going to leave the day i started and ended up going back into business and people in my community am a our community asked me to run for mayor and i did. i did not expect to do anything electorally after that. i really did not and then bill came down and talked about th

running this huge branch, how is it different from running a $20 billion hedge fund?> the northern california coast is one of the most picturesque places in the united states, so it is no wonder this is where the billionaire tom steyer ended up. there is an 18 acre ranch he and his wife bought in 2002. it is a world away. buying this ranch, was that your idea or your wife's idea? >> i think you can lay my wife. originally we bought it because of the land. you could dump stuff if you paid the fee. >> running this huge ranch, how is it different from running $20 billion hedge funds? >> i can tell you how it is the same and how it is incredibly different. it's the same in that you think it looks like an asset, but it is actually dramatically changed by the people who run it. that's exactly like every organization i have been in, which is having great people at the top. it is unbelievably significant and powerful, and that's where the comparison is. >> how many have you put into this? >> i try never to ask this question. we have put every building. raising grass fed cattl

isi think martin o'malley going to run.will probably put together a campaign that is efficient him to hillary's left. beyond that, look for a few governors to step up. >> if she should not run, who would you think about? >> it will become somewhat like the republican field. he will have a decision to make and he would emerge as the strongest candidate for sure. you would have seven or eight candidates running and you would have a lot of different battles in both of the parties. sununu. plouffe, john thanks for watching. we will see them again next week. is aolitical capital" production of bloomberg television. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" for friday, february 21, 2014. today's theme is extraordinary feats. ukraine's warring factions have come together to sign a peace pact but how long will it last and account president hold onto his power? we debate those questions. plus, a father's extraordinary story. he leaves his financial job at jpmorgan to fight for his young son's life. talk about extraordinary feat, how about taking

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i don't care if hillary clinton runs for president. i could run against her. your thoughts. >> well, chris, without committing himself one way or another, i do agree with you. it's the strongest statement that joe biden has yet made as vice president that he may well do this. you asked why he said so. i think he is a little irritated. i know from talking to friends of his that he is a little irritated about the notion that he would not be considered and that everybody would sort of coronate hillary clinton in advance. i think he thinks there should be a contest. i think he thinks there should be a conversation. and also, don't forget, i'm hearing louisville, kentucky, where bill clinton the former president just campaigned on behalf of the democratic senate candidate without ever mentioning barack obama, without ever mentioning the obama administration. behaving as though the obama administration did not exist and has not existed for the past six years. that's an affront not only to barack obama, but to joe biden. and joe biden is saying hey, wait a minute, cl

one runs behind the counter and another one runs in and he's pointing at the women and instructing employeesopen the cash register and the safe, but notice that's not just a handgun this guy has it looks like an assault weapon. >> it looks like a machine gun or an uzi or something. >> the manager saw what happened and ran out of the store so employees weren't able to open he safe. all suspects got away with were a customer's cell phone. >> oh, geez. >> police are still looking for these two suspects. >> even though that's all they got, they traumatized the other workers and customers because you don't forget something like this. >>> you probably noticed that your facebook feed is completely filled up with people's facebook videos that are sort of a look back on their facebook career you could say. there's one particular video that a guy named john berlin there's a video he's looking for that he can't seem to get his hands on. >> calling out to mark zuckerberg at facebook. >> john is looking for his son's facebook lookback movie. >> putting out those new movies, the one-minute movies that eve

as likely to run as i don't run.d. >> he hasn't made up his mind. but at least one former obama official, someone from inside the president's inner circle had this to say. >> biden is the happy warrior. biden loves what he is doing and he doesn't want to stop. i don't think it's a stretch to believe, as he was telling "the view" that he might continue to want to do it, even if somebody else named hillary clinton runs. >> even if hillary runs, the president says that won't play into his decision. >> you have said that if she runs for president, you will not run. >> no, i haven't. >> then tell me what you've said. >> the only reason to run for president of the united states, if you truly believe you're better positioned to do what you think is most needed in the country. so whether she runs or not will not affect my decision. >> so will 2016 mean a matchup between biden and clinton? i wouldn't rule it out. joining me now are governor ed ren deal and nia-malika henderson. thank you both for coming on the show tonight. >

>> i think martin o'malley is going to run.will probably put together a campaign that positions him to hillary's left. beyond that, look for a few governors to step up. >> if she should not run, who would you think about? >> it will become somewhat like the republican field. he will have a decision to make and he would emerge as the strongest candidate for sure. you would have seven or eight candidates running and you would have a lot of different candidates and battles in both of the parties. >> david plouffe, john sununu. thanks for watching. we will see you again next week. >> "political capital" is a production of bloomberg television. ♪ >> tonight on titans at the table. >> i'll be chatting with businessman turned environmental activist, tom steyer. he was born and raised in the financial capital of the u.s., new york city but chose to open his company in san francisco. he founded the company with $8 million, and by the time he stepped down he turned the initial investment into $30 billion, making it the fourth-largest hed

the handling comes into play in the run, and a fuel run, and guys trying to take two tires.ut a totally different scenario now. everybody will have anything they need. so it will be no holds bar on to the end. so we'll see how it goes. but looking forward to trying to keep our camry up front and try to lead to lap 200. >> kyle, any concerns about the handling? or the way your race car is going to react to the racetrack with all of the rain and washed off of the surface? >> i mean it was a heavy enough rain where it watched the rubber off. and this was a pretty heavy rain. so i don't think there will be that big of a deal, tires have been fine this whole time. the way the rubber will go back down is just smoother, i feel like, and slower because it's not as hot. it won't be as black. but throughout a lot of agree flag laps you will get similar conditions. but with it being so cool out i don't think it will make much difference. overall, our m&m camry has been driving nice. she has been doing good out there. i'm greedy so i'm wishing it was lap 101 or 102 and we were done alre

and hillary clinton, how does she run in 2016, if she runs? we'll have exclusive first look at a new book about revenge, loyalty and hillary clinton's so-called hit list. >>> battle lines in congress as well. were the republicans right all along? will obamacare cost jobs or is that a misinterpretation of a report. we'll have that debate. >>> first, or round table. make, their debuts on the round table, mike needham, ceo of heritage action for and sara sutton. andree, yeah get us started here. still a lot of concern about security, as great as the games have been so far. >> a lot of concern about security, not so much sochi but the area. officials in washington are concerned. they're on pins and needles. when you talk to them, they are sort of crossing their fingers that russia has it under control. for all the talk about cooperation, this is a very tense situation, very close to the terror bases in the caucusus and a lot would like to punish putin who has put so much of his personal stock in these olympics. >> putin, his leadership and this po

running this huge ranch, how is it different than running a hedge fund, a $20 billion hedge fund?> the northern california coast is one of the most picturesque places in the united states so no yonder this is where billionaire tom steyer spends his time. a few miles inland from the pacific is the 1,800 acre ranch steyer and his wife bought in 2002, only an hour outside of san francisco, it's a world away. buying this ranch, was it your idea or your wife's idea? >> i think you can only blame my wife for that one. originally we bought it because the land had been so misused, you could dump stuff here if you paid them a fee. there had been a d.e.a. raid. they had people -- >> why? >> i think they were growing dope. >> oh. running this huge ranch, how is it different than running a hedge fund, a $20 billion hedge fund? >> i'll tell you how it's the same and how it's incredibly different. it's the same in the sense that you think this looks like an asset, but it's actually dramatically changed by the people who run it. and that's exactly like every organization i've been in, which is h

will joe run?whether he'll go for it in 2016 and does he think immigration reform can be saved? >> the long good-bye. jay leno's raw and tearful good-bye. two of his long time colleagues join us live. >> your "new day" continues right now. >>> good morning and welcome back to "new day" everyone. it's 8:00 in the east. the sochi winter games are about to get under way officially as new terror threats emerge. we're now three hours from the start of opening ceremonies. the lavish start kicks off the most expensive and the most frightening olympic games in history. the latest case terror. the tsa banning liquids, gels and aerosols. nick, i know you've been talking about how tickets are still for sale for the opening ceremonies. are you seeing people walking around due to all the concerns? >> reporter: there's not a lot of bustle. we went down the venues a few hours ago. not that many people. particularly international fans. i talked to one tour operator at the moment i have more family members of athle

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running this huge branch, how is it different from running a $20 billion hedge fund? >> the northern california coast is one of the most picturesque places in the united states, so it is no wonder this is where the billionaire tom steyer ended up. there is an 18 acre ranch he and his wife bought in 2002. it is a world away. buying this ranch, was that your idea or your wife's idea? >> i think you can lay my wife. originally we bought it because of the land. you could dump stuff if you paid the fee. >> running this huge ranch, how $20t different from running billion hedge funds? >> i can tell you how it is the same and how it is incredibly different. it's the same in that you think it looks like an asset, but it is actually dramatically changed by the people who run it. that's exactly like every organization i have been in, which is having great people at the top. it is unbelievably significant and powerful, and that's where the comparison is. >> how many have you put into this? >> i try never to ask this question. we have put every building. raising grass fed cattle o

>> there may be reasons i don't run, but there's no obvious reason for me why i think i should not runave a timetable? >> probably the -- realistically, a year this summer. >> reporter: is dr. biden on board? >> when i ran the first time, jill didn't want to run again. second time, she came to me and said you've got to run. the reason she wanted me to run, because she was convinced if i ran we'd end the war in iraq and have a sounder foreign policy and she was convinced that if i ran i would work like hell to make sure the middle-class got a fighting chance. for me, the decision to run or not run is going to be determined by me as to whether i am the best qualified person to focus on the two things i've spent my whole life on -- giving ordinary people a fighting chance to make it and a sound foreign policy that's based on rational interests of the united states, where we not only are known for the -- the power of our military, but the power of our example. i think the future for this country, i know, people think i'm too optimistic, but it is incredible. there's so much just within our

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he is not just running to run.ican party and turn to it his direction. into victory. the challenge he has right now is ted cruz who would only be nominated by a party that hates the government like he hates it. hates the democratic party like he does. and sometimes hates the republican party as much as he does. since he needs the nomination of the republican party to run in november, i don't quite see how this works out for him. right now, it is all rand paul. on the democratic side i see only one reason for someone to take on hillary clinton and that's if the person is convinced that he or she has experienced the stature of the intellectual self-confidence that she brings to the table. whatever many might think, this leaves only one challenge to the vice president of the united states. joseph biden. chock it up to my willing to see some good fights but you can see i'm already reporting them coming our way. right now my call. february 27th, 2014, clinton versus paul with clinton winning within 5. that's "hardball"

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i don't think there are any circumstances under which he'll run if she runs. i really don't. -- >> why is he leaving that possibility out there, then, by saying i don't see her as an obvious obstacle? >> he has enjoyed being vice president for sure. but there are frustrations. there is a real possibility that this president doesn't get much more momentum going forward as he had last year. and i think joe biden would like to be seen as a powerful figure. as we write again in the book, he floated the possibility after basically saying he would be a cheney-like vice president and wouldn't seek the presidency after president obama's time in office. he then started to float out there through jay carney and others who is keeping all the options open. the more people who think he might run, the more influence he has. i think if she doesn't run, he'll be the strongest of the other candidates, i've been surprised at how weak candidate. i've been surprised at how weak he is and i think he's trying to -- >> let me go to sam on this. i'll get back to you, mark. i'm amazed with the realit

>> but i'm even thinking if he does run for the presidency, if he runs for the presidency, the base ofcan party is angry right now. they are unhappy. and i think if he were to run for the presidency, he'd have to have a little bit of a re-education in how to talk to the base of the party because it's changed over the last seven or eight years. >> come become more to the right? >> the republican party, particularly with the tea party on the rise, you know, i think it's a different party than jeb bush left when he was governor. >> what do you think of that strategy? a strategy he's advocating. >> this is something that he's long believed. immigration is going to be the issue in the next primary. jeb bush is more to the center than the base of the party, probably. health care will be an issue in the next primary. he said there's nothing i like about the president's affordable care act but what the republicans should do to replace it, he's a policy guy. the thing that is most fascinating to me, he's been off the bike a long time. he hasn't run for elected office in quite some time. so to s

if you run the right way and we did, bill frist and i became great friends and he recruited me to run for his seat when he left 12 years later. i think what i learned is, if you run the right way you never lose. meaning that the experience itself enriches you as a person. just the experience of going around the state with 95 counties and meeting citizens and seeing where they are in life and understanding what motivates people, you cannot run an elective race like that and run the right way and lose. that was what i learned. candidly, i did not ever think i would run for united states senate again. i ended up being in an appointed position after that. that kind of validates what i am saying. a newly elected governor asked me to serve and his cabinet as a result of the wave the race was one. and told the gentleman i was going to leave the day i started and ended up going back into business and people in my community am a our community asked me to run for mayor and i did. i did not expect to do anything electorally after that. i really did not and then bill came down and talked about th

rick perry running where rick perry runs. after the election jury said that -- said, well, you know, in 2012 by one to run for president in the worst wait, and i did. [laughter] as much running to get the monkey off his back. you will see how that because. santorum and huckabee. then you give into the tea party senators. and, you know, ted cruises will we thought rand paul was going to be. you know, the gatt coming into the capitol building with uneasy spraying it in every direction rolling grenades down the aisle and trying to be the most destructive force that he could possibly be. the thing is, in the presidential race the establishment, remember how the establishment, during the time when gingrich was a front runner and the republican establishment just surrounded am and kicked the hell out of the guy, the establishment cannot dictate you will be the republican nominee, but they can share a sell stops somebody, and there is nobody -- i have been in washington 41, almost 42 years. no less come to washington and kicked off

>> i think martin o'malley is going to run.will probably put together a campaign that is efficient him to hillary's left. beyond that, look for a few governors to step up. >> if she should not run, who would you think about? >> it will become somewhat like the republican field. he will have a decision to make and he would emerge as the strongest candidate for sure. you would have seven or eight candidates running and you would have a lot of different candidates and battles in both of the parties. >> david plouffe, john sununu. thanks for watching. we will see them again next week. >> "political capital" is a production of bloomberg television. ♪ . . >> in the middle of the mojave desert, one of the most storied cities in the world. this is las vegas. where fortunes are won and lost. where lives are made and destroyed. where the house always wins -- until it can't. >> there is an awful lot of pain

i'd love to see matthew mcconaughey run in character as his "true detective" character and just run forident. go around gives speeches talk about how time is a linear circle. >> why did i thought think of that? >> our facebook friends have their own ideas of which nonpolitician should run for the white house. frankie agrees with me and abby on 2016 while laurie thinks tina fey and amy poehler would make a great duo. our "cycle" staff weighed in. president bartlett from "the west wing." and a colbert/stewart ticket. >>> there's a new movement spreading across the south. republican state houses you are on notice. our friend ari berman joins us with his reporting next. [ sponge ] welcome back to "you make a choice." meet our contestant. will she choose to help maintain her hands... or to really clean her dishes? oooh, we have a game changer?! [ female announcer ] dawn hand renewal with olay beauty has a specially designed formula that helps lock in your hands' natural moisture while getting dishes squeaky clean. [ sponge ] sparkling dishes and fabulous hands -- she looks happy about those

if even would run. there is a lot of family reasons. his wife despises politics and hates every moment he spends doing it according to people close to him. running for president with a non-supportive spouse -- wow, that is kind of hard. his daughter has had personal issues. you don't want to throw your kid out there. the sun is running for land commissioner in texas and getting his career off the ground. you don't want to lay this on your kid. for a wide variety of reasons, he will look at it and want to run and then not pull the trigger. when you look at the republican field, i come at it with first you've got the recidivists -- mike huckabee and rick santorum going after the social -- cultural thing and rick perry wherever he runs [laughter] he said inlection, 2012, i wanted to run for president in the worst way and i did. [laughter] running tois as much get the monkey off his back and we will see how that does. huckabeeorum and mike appeal to the same people. then you get into the tea party is what w

first to you, amy, is she going to run? >> we're almost certain she's running, 99.9% sure.would have to happen to keep her out of the race. >> the major themes in the book, how she continued to build the clinton operation while at the state department, not just in terms of her reputation and brand but also really reaching out to business leaders and trying to get them involved in foreign policy, working behind the scenes a little bit on domestic issues and little bit on domestic politics. i think the argument you see in the book is that she's been running all along. it would really be a matter of her having to stop running not start running. >> a lot of business leaders are past fundraisers and bundlers and contributors. >> definitely. i heard you say something about this on "meet the press" recently, a lot of state department official events that donor class was invited to and around for during her tenure. >> amy, she does have to avoid the quote, inevitability stamp because that connects her to the past, not the future. that's what tripped her up to a certain extent in 20

companies can be run for any reason, and they could be run to do that but they could be run for a varietyreasons. >> then how do you measure corporate performance? >> well, that is one way to measure it. >> one way is the metric of shareholder value? >> right let's look at shareholder value, what shareholders do you think the people who say that is the only metric. the guys who are trading every tenth of a second buying and selling and talking someone who is holding it for a are we talking to someone talking about someone holding it for a which shareholder because they have different interests to right which shareholders are you talking about? unfortunately what it has become is a license to run a corporation on behalf of those shareholders whose trade every day and every quarter. and it has a tendency to be short-term. >> share price -- >> a quarter. you know, it is interesting mackenzie did an interesting study with a group up in canada and they interviewed cfos, they surveyed cfos and how many of you would be willing to make a long-term investment that you think has a good payoff if it

the latest numbers, you like people to run for president. he is running among 2016 hopefuls. this is not who you want. when asked about each candidate individually only 24% of republicans said they want to see cruz run for president. that puts him dead last in a list that includes chris christie, marco rubio, rand paul and jeb bush. >> that poll doesn't capture the intensity of people. he is going for the guys who will outlast everybody in iowa caucuses. he is looking for the absolute true believeers in the party. i can't imagine -- he can't imagine he is going to win the republican nomination much less the presidency. he can become a hero. >> they all think they can win. listen, jeb bush doesn't run, chris christie doesn't run that leaves rand paul, marco rubio. he has the energy. and the crusade rolls on. >> they are meeting in las vegas. and then ted cruz giving speeches like this and rand paul is the moderate compared to him. i wonder why they are self-destructing here. that is what i think is going to happen. i think rand paul against hillary clinton and she is going to

>> i think martin o'malley is going to run.will probably put together a campaign that is efficient him to hillary's left. beyond that, look for a few governors to step up. >> if she should not run, who would you think about? >> it will become somewhat like the republican field. he will have a decision to make and he would emerge as the strongest candidate for sure. you would have seven or eight candidates running and you would have a lot of different candidates and battles in both of the parties. >> david plouffe, john sununu. thanks for watching. we will see them again next week. >> "political capital" is a production of bloomberg television. ♪ . . >> what do an nba mvp, a wounded warrior, and your grandparents have in common? an invention designed to help them walk and run with greater ease and heal injuries more quickly. how does it work? by taking gravity out of the equation. this is alter-g. welcome to bloomberg "enterprise," your exclusive look into america's most interesting businesses. the alter-g treadmill does not loo

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>> i think martin o'malley is going to run.will probably put together a campaign that is efficient him to hillary's left. beyond that, look for a few governors to step up. >> if she should not run, who would you think about? >> it will become somewhat like the republican field. he will have a decision to make and he would emerge as the strongest candidate for sure. you would have seven or eight candidates running and you would have a lot of different candidates and battles in both of the parties. >> david plouffe, john sununu. thanks for watching. we will see them again next week. >> "political capital" is a production of bloomberg television. ♪ >> we are finding it, we are testing it, we are there as they build it. we are on a quest to show you the most cutting-edge companies on the brink of the future. tonight, we visit the epicenter of the american robotics industry, boston. i will start at irobot, the pioneering company at the head of it all. >> it has a very mars rover quality to it. >> i will meet baxter, whose goal it is

somebody else is going to run, governor o'malley i think still probably wants to run, even if she is in the race. the question to me is what is the nature of that primary. a sort of polite debate where somebody like governor o'malley makes investment or does get to be more of traditional tough, sort of no holds barred debate. that is still an open question. >> schieffer: let me ask you this on the other side of the street. i base this on nothing but watching television. i am seeing mitt romney show up on television more and more and more. does anybody think he might be actually thinking about trying again? >> i think he's doing some rehabilitation. there's a little -- but i think when he was running for president, most of establishment money that ran over to chris christie said, would you please run. now that chris christie is having his prolonged indigestion because of this washington bridge problem, george washington bridge problem there is a little bit of establishment looking for a similar candidate. that may be a little bit about that. it's not serious. another interesting thing