the stage. athena jones is in new hampshire with more. reporter: good morning, guys. for the most part, the candidates and not yet candidates speaking at this summit here stuck to conservative talking poise. we heard a lot of criticism of president obama and of hillary clinton who, as you know, is the only person on the democratic side to have officially thrown their hat in the ring. as i was coming up, i was a little bit startled because i swore i saw hillary s scooby-doo van outside. i know it s not that because i m sure you don t have any foreign nation paying speaks, right? i doubt the presumptive nominee for the other party has shopped in the last 18 to 20 years. reporter: hillary clinton will be here in new hampshire on monday. senator rand paul made some of the interesting remarks of the summit. without naming names he criticized some of the other republicans in the race for being too supportive of military
scooby-doo van outside. hillary clinton could be here today because we didn t ask her. it is absolutely critical that we beat hillary clinton come 2016. i doubt the presumptive nominee to the other party has been there before. hillary clinton spent her first official week of campaigning meeting ordinary people or at least trying to leave the impression that she was meeting ordinary people. one hurdle she is going to have to clear is to avoid being seen as the candidate of yesterday. generationally it s a huge challenge. as marco rubio made clear earlier this week during his announcement. ironically for the clintons, this is especially difficult given they are used to being on the other side of this general rational campaign message. i believe we need a new kind of leadership. leadership not mired in the politics of the past, leadership not tied to the old ideologies.
the list of speakers varied from governors and senators and business leaders but all shared one common theme. they argued why hillary clinton sthould not be the nation s next president. when i listen to this president, and people like clinton clonthillary clinton they have it backwards. they think you grow washington. they think duties and not doing her job and providing security for our sources and our diplomatic missions should preclude her from holding higher us a. as i was coming up i was a little bit startled because i could have sworn i saw hillary s van outside. and then i realized it couldn t be that because i m pretty sure you don t have any foreign nations paying speakers right? hillary clinton is going to raise $2.5 billion, which,
little bit startled because i could have sworn i saw hillary s scooby-doo van outside. hillary clinton couldn t be here today, because we didn t ask her. it is absolutely critical that we beat hillary clinton come 2016. i doubt the presumptive nominee to the other party has been the coolest, or shopped in the last 18 or 20 years. hillary clinton spent her first official week of campaigning meeting ordinary people or at least trying to leave the impression that she was meeting ordinary people. one hurdle she is going to have to clear is to avoid being seen as the candidate of yesterday. generationally, it s a huge challenge. as marco rubio made clear earlier this week during his announcement. ironically for the clintons, this is especially difficult given they are used to being on the other side of this general generational campaign message. i believe we need a new kind of leadership. leadership not mired in the