One of the women the times relied on says the story is bogus. He never made me feel like i was being demeaned in any way. He never offended me in any way. That is rowan brewer. Now shes saying the times took her words out of context and manufactured what she calls a hit piece on trump. Well tell you whats going on there. Also what the New York Times is saying about it. That is ahead. Also on the agenda, what Hillary Clintons fans are worrying about. I was saying earlier in louisville where we had a big rally, my husband who im going to put in charge of revitalizing the economy because, you know, he knows how to do it. She enters the general election as the favorite. Even her fans are nervous about whats to come. Where do they think shes vulnerable in a race against donald trump . We have some interesting answers for you this morning. And rounding out our agend Apresident Obama never mentioned Donald Trumps name yesterday but there was no doubt who he was talking about. The world is mor
this morning, various ways. shockingly, hillary clinton was very involved in some of the politics well, duh, it was to save her husband s lit cal career. dan, are you surprised that there s that we re going back to 1998 again, and are you surprised that rand paul seems so comfortable doing it? i am a little surprised by that. and it s not as though he stumbled into this, because he s now done it repeatedly. yeah, no, the first one it was answering a question about his wife s position, in a statement she made to vogue magazine. and he now comes back to it. i think it s a tricky issue to try to delve into. we know that there s a part of the public that s never going to forgive the clintons for anything they did. right. but is that going to spill over and cause problems for republicans if they take this too far in. every time this is brought up, it only helps hillary clinton. absolutely. first of all, they re immensely popular, both of them. and the scandals were a l
in that if we put in place the enforcement measure so that it would work. but speaker banner s office rejected the idea. michael steele said the proposal was entirely impractical and would eliminate any incentive, he claims, for president obama to enforce the laws during the remainder of the second term. republicans have no interest in taking it up in a year that divides them. does gop think getting this done in 2015 will be any easier? joining me is washington post dan pauls, democratic pollster anna greenberg and raj of bloomberg review. ameche, i ll put it, since you re representing the right side of things on this panel this morning, is immigration reform any easier to do in 2015 than it is in 2014? well, congressional republicans tell each other that we might have more seats in the senate, we can get a better deal. but it s not really clear what it looks