people, doesn t affect anything. it affects the incentive to work and affect economic growth, that is a story people need to understand. jon: the story everybody is talking about right now. former director of the nonpartisan congressional budget office. thank you. thank you. jenna: hillary clinton hasn t made a decision yet of running for president in 2016 but hersug deals in motion raised the questions what lessons did she and her team learned 2008 that could impact another run for the white house? chief political correspondent live in washington taking a look at this today. back in 2007 and the 2008 election, hillary clinton was considered inevitable early on. she had the biggest name recognition and considered a foregone conclusion as the nominee and ultimately the president and that all blew up, barack obama became president. yesterday she was in new york s harlem area going to a head start classroom with the new
families be ready to start schools faces a $406 million cut. which would kick 70,000 kids out of the program. and headlines across the country describe how local communities are already being hurt by these cuts to head start funding. democratic congresswoman kathy castor of florida, has met with head-start families hurt by fa sequester cuts and childrens programs to get the same attention that travel delays have gotten. ron herndon is head of the national head start association. tell me about what you discovered with constituents and what these sequester cuts have done to those kids in the pre-k stages of life. yes. 70,000 3-year-olds and 4-year-olds across america will lose access to the preschool head start classroom. now, head start is intended for students who don t have every advantage in life to ensure that they are ready for elementary school. it is also important because it ensures that their parents are ready to work. 70,000 students across america, 2,000 in the state of flo