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running for president and engaged seriously, he had been in like 18 or 19 debates against hillary clinton. sarah palin was actually air-dropped. and you know, being governor of a small state. i mean, not geographically but populationwise. into the middle, into the heat of a campaign. she had some stumbles. i think that really sort of -- the press got to her. they were able to define her early. i will say this, though. read the book. read what she actually says. more eloquent than you think. i actually think some of, this not all of it but some of this is a product of the way she talks, of -- part of it being a lady, part of it being from alaska. most of us, we're from -- you know, we live in d.c. or new york. most politicians learn to talk like people from d.c. or new york. palin said i'm not going to do that. >> look, i think there is an opportunity she will have if she does decide to run to jump in, redefine herself. the public will give her a second look and determine whether or not she now passes muster on these -- a rather high bar that should be celt for somebody running for the president

running for president and engaged seriously, he had been in like 18 or 19 debates against hillary clinton. sarah was actually air-dropped. and you know, being governor of a small state. i mean, not geographically but populationwise. into the middle, into the heat of a campaign. she had some stumbles. i think that really sort of -- the press got to her. they were able to define her early. i will say this, though. read the book. read what she actually says. more eloquent than you think. i actually think some of, this not all of it but some of this is a product of the way she talks, of -- part of it being a lady, part of it being from alaska. most of us, we're from -- you know, we live in d.c. or new york. most politicians learn to talk like people from d.c. or new york. palin said i'm not going to do that. >> look, i think there is an opportunity she will have if she does decide to run to jump in, redefine herself. the public will give her a second look and determine whether or not she now passes muster on these -- a rather high bar that should be celt for somebody running for the president -- >>

we had hillary clinton and sarah palin in the last election.t and we never had a female president or vice president in this country, while many other countries in the world have. every other continent has had women as heads of state, presidents or prime ministers currently in australia, a female prime minister, the president of india, a country with 1 billion people is female, many countries in europe and south america have female heads of state. ireland has had presidents named mary for the last 20 years. >> it's such a good point. also students here in this country are spending fewer hours in school. >> that's something else that many americans don't know, that our kids have the shortest school days in the first world, only about 32 hours a week, compared to europe, for example, where kids go to school 40, 45, even 60 hours a week in sweden and as a result our kids also have the shortest school year in the world, only about 180 days per year, other countries as many as 200, 250 tdays a year. so our kids are less competitive. >> we spend our t

so the back tism of fire that actually both hillary clinton and sarah palin have been through is absolutelydoesn't mitigate the amount of anger that was generated. i think we have very different standards for men and for women. frankly, those standards are more maintained by women than by men. i have always tried to understand why, and i'm not sure i have really succeeded. but the best i can do is that men do not look to other men to be role models. when kennedy was present we were all doing this and inventing massachusetts accents. but we don't look at a romney or a reagan say i want to be like him. we look at him and say i support him. but women are conditioned to read magazine, adopt fashion and moderate emthemselves after other women. it is kind of part of their upbringing. i think that, therefore, they personalize their view of the woman candidate. we personalize the view of the woman candidate in a way that we don't of the male candidate. i was really shocked two or three days ago. we had a house guest over for dinner, sue kelly, who is a congresswoman from westchester who lost her se

just ask hillary clinton about that. >> a lot of people like to put michele bachmann in a sarah palin mode and she's not a sarah palin and if the polls are accurate she seems a lot more formidable as a presidential candidate? >> there are a lot of people right now anderson who und understand iowa very well who believe she's a favored. this is my seventh presidential campaign and it's hard for me to sit her and give you a reasonable scenario showing michele bachmann as the republican nominee but i can give you a good scenario showing her having a dramatic impact on the race. if she wins iowa that kills the pawlenty candidacy. it probably kills the inge gingrich candidacy if it lasts that long. if you're governor romney you like her. the first race if you're not governor romney of the other eight candidates and maybe governor perry and that makes nine, is to emerge to an alternative to the frontrunner. michele bachmann stole that mantel at the moment. she's surprised a lot of people and she'll raise a lot of money in the first quarter and with the success comes the tougher questions. th

hillary clinton. in fact bill clinton officiated their wedding last year. weiner says and his wife do in the plan to separate. carolyn. >> all right lillian reporting. >> sarah palin description of paul reveer ride in 17 75 created a flurry of activity on wick peed why with dozens of changes being made since sunday. >> you realize mess up about paul reveer don't you? >> you know what i didn't mess up about paul revary. part of his ride and it wasn't just one ride. avenues courier. he was a messenger. part of his ride was to warn the british that were already there. >> the entry for paul revere feature as padlock. site in fact has been pad locked since november due to what on line editors call excessive vandalism. still numerous attempt to edit the entry seem to warrant a cooling off period that the padlock is to provide. visits to the page sky rocketed from 2000 to 45,000 on saturday alone. >>> in arizona fierce winds are whipping up huge fire in the mountains of eastern arizona which is now grown to more than 365 square miles. gust of 60 miles an hour are blowing heavy smoke over at least 3 near by resort towns. forcing resident to evacuate. it's estimated

secretary of state hillary clinton is half way around the world dealing with rumors she wants to become head of the world bank. what she's saying about her future. >>> and 24,000 pages of sarah alaska authorities now releasing records from her time as governor. we're digging deeper. should palin be worried? we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. breaking news, political headlines and jeanne moos all straight ahead. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> as nato steps up its attacks on the libyan regime, there are now indications it may be going directly after moammar gadhafi, himself. the libyan leader's compound is among the sites hit in the latest intensive air strikes. a senior nato official calls gadhafi a legitimate target because he's the head of libya's military. a nato spokeswoman says the alliance is not targeting individuals, but as the alliance hits demand and control sites, is it really aiming for gadhafi? let's discuss with retired u.s. army general wesley clark, along with cnn senior international correspondent, nic robertson, our cnn national security contributor, fran townsend. she serves on the cia and homela

hillary clinton. so there's a long ways to go here. >> i would say the first part of the process is raising money. can she raise money and raise money if it's sarahchelle bachmann. >> she has raised more money than anybody in congress. she raised $15 million for her race last time. she has a grass roots $40, $50 contributors and a gigantic list. >> we've met her. she's come on the show many times. willing to talk about many different issues and a pleasant person but has made comments in the pascualing global warming a hoax talking about issues, calling for, perhaps, an investigation into members of congress that may or may not be anti-american. other things that are going to be sort of tough hurdles to cross. >> at the end of the day you've got to be 100% accurate or whatever you say and i think the key thing here, if she does become a candidate, which i think she will, she will have a good team around her and we'll make sure that everything is fact checked and obviously she's smart, she's on the intelligence committee, so she can talk about a lot of different things. i think the key thing is, she's, you know, only -- this is her fifth year in co