. >> our guest on newsmakers this week representative debby , wassermann schultz who serves florida and is the chair of the democratic national committee. thanks for your time representative. >> thank you to all of you. >> turning to our reporters now, most significant thing you've caught from that conversation, kathy kiely? kathy: she expects a multi-candidate primary. i think we all do to some extent , but the fact that she is preparing for debates indicates to me that she thinks hillary clinton will get challenged. how significantly is the question. but that i thought was interesting and i thought the fact that she would not commit to even barring dark money. not that you can really bar third-party money from a campaign but even that which is really the money you can't trace at all to a donor they're not going to say no. >> steve? steven: she would not go anywhere near any question about hillary clinton's honesty. clearly, a political challenge now. and the notion that polls a year out don't mean anything is true of horse race polls. it's not true about questions like this about the

that was debbie wassermann-schultz. go ahead and respond to her. >> well it sounds like her answer is yes, that she's okay with killing a seven pound baby. but the interesting thing is i understand our country's polarized on the issue. not everybody agrees on the issue. but even most of my friends who are pro-choice will tell me they're not okay with seven and eight and nine pound abortions. they are not okay with really end stage when the baby's fully developed. there's a bit of doubt and discussion earlier in pregnancy but debbie's position which i guess is the democrat party position that an abortion all the way up until the day of birth would be fine i think really most pro-choice people would be a little uncomfortable with that. i don't know. i really think that she's got some explaining to do and if that's the position of the party, a lot of pro-choice people will be uncomfortable with that position. >> i want you to explain your position because traditionally libertarians believe the government shouldn't be invol

you heard congresswoman wassermann schultz talk about the importance of transparency and that is certainly a criticism that's been leveled at the clintons and, specifically hillary clinton. her desire to kind of keep things secret, to control information, which has gotten her into trouble again and again. so i think anybody who is out there is going to start to raise those questions and that's going to be something that both hillary clinton and the party that i think fully expects her to be the nominee are going to have to negotiate. pedro: to the congressional side, what did she bring regarding the trade discussions especially as they've been going on the last couple days here? kathy: i got the sense that was a lot of dancing around. i think this is going to be a really tough issue for democrats and i think it'll be an issue -- an issue that'll come up on the campaign trail as well because labor is, remains a huge part of the constituency. we're not talking about just contributions although labor has produced a lot of money. but we're talking about foot soldiers and that has always been o

. >> our guest on newsmakers this week representative debby wassermann schultz who serves florida and is the chair of the democratic national committee. thanks for your time, representative. >> thanks, all of you. >> turning to our reporters now, most significant thing you've caught from that conversation, kathy kiely? kathy: she expects a multi-candidate primary. i think we all do to some extent but the fact that she is preparing for debates indicates to me that she thinks hillary clinton will get challenged. how significantly is the question. but that i thought was interesting and i thought the fact that she would not commit to even barring dark money. not that you can really bar third-party money from a campaign but even that which is really the money you can't trace at all to a donor they're not going to say no. pedro: steve? steven: she would not go anywhere near any question about hillary clinton's honesty. clearly, a political challenge now. and the notion that polls a year out don't mean anything is true of horse race polls but not questions like this about the characteristics