and sources close to biden told me that hillary often talked about this white marble prism of the white house and how reluctant she was to go through the same kind of ordeal that she endured in 2008. it s the same kind of thing that ana quickly picked up in hillary s performance down there in florida. look, this is going to be a really tough decision for clinton. i don t think she s made up her mind but i also think that the biden folks are, to some extent, telling themselves what they want to hear. ana, at this event last night you were particularly perplexed by be a answer that mrs. clinton gave about venezuela. let s answer look at that right now. venezuela is a difficult situation because it is a country that is not being wel
administration. at no point did she recognize or acknowledge the 16 people that have been killed by maduro in the last two weeks. at no point did she condemn that violence and the killings by the maduro government or ask for that to stop. i was very surprised that she missed an opportunity to hit it out of the ballpark in front of that audience in miami. again, let me add that as a republican strategist, you might get different response from the democrats if that audience but finally i want to i want to hear more of ana. in that interview with joe biden and talking to biden s advisers, you picked up some signs to me that seemed like a it abo bit of trash talking about hillary clinton. you said that biden has been telling friends that he think he s the most qualified, a clear reference to clinton according
to three of them that i talked to. is that trash talking of hillary clinton? no. they clashed on foreign policy issues and one of the interesting elements here is, anybody who is going to challenge hillary is going to have to come from the left and biden views himself as more of a progressive candidate than hillary clinton. he s told people that. in fact, one of the most important revelations that i came across is biden feels he s more fundamentally progressive than president obama. to a certain extent, i believe that biden feels he s just as qualified as hillary, although he doesn t have the infrastructure, the money, or the people. you said flat out that he feels he s more populous. that s very, very interesting. ana, glenn, thank you for being here. please come back often. take care. ahead for us at this hour, listen up, men, your biological
well-governed but a democracy doesn t just mean an election. you had an issue with that, ana? yes, listen, i would argue that it s not a democracy and i would guess that the hundreds and thousands of protesters in venezuela would say it s not a democracy. hugo chavez never even swears in, dies a little bit later. this was a complete violation of the constitution. maduro goes up for election, gets elected by 1% in an election that regularities that promised me that donna served this up to her as a softball by saying to her, there s a lot of venezuelans students here. she was cautious and i almost got the feeling that she didn t want to get ahead of the obama
bio stand for? take a listen to her rely. well, i d really like to. but i have no characters left. i i will certainly ponder that. no characters left. an unlikely story. let s bring in ana navaro and glenn rush. ana, you were at the hillary clinton event in miami. now, i know you are a republican strategist and are not likely to vote for hillary under any circumstances. but i m wondering, to your trained political ears, did it sound like she s a candidate? actually, it didn t, john. i left there feeling that she was really no better a candidate in 2012 you know, in 2014