inkers, fornnovators all over the countr reporter: right. at s exactly right, hallie. and that s sething you heard phasized when you heard from the yor ere. you heard them emphasize the investme that it s bnging to the south sidef chicago, this jackso park are and that is why you re hearing the president emphasize this point. one thing that you notice is with this presidential museum, they emphasis it s a presidential center. d it will have the 235 buding that wilbe the corner store of this cenr. but this is going to be a very active space with sledding hills, different forums, a recording studio on the campus, athletic fields that will be here. ey re reallymphasizing the idea of the community coming in and beingart of thisenter as they re basing it here in the south side. we also know that president obama is emphasizing inclusion not only when the center is
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retired politician. i know she said she won t run again but this is somebody when s very, very much in the arena given the circumstances of her election and who won against her i think that s an incredibly interesting dynamic for the country moving forward and never had this before. rachel, i have always found that politicians run for office, once they have decided and publicly announced that they re not going to run for office again, talking to them is a different thing. that s a different vibe from it. you talked to her. you interviewed her when she was running for president. interviewed her several times before this. this is a different person. yes. occupationally who you re interviewing tonight, sething off in a different kind of direction and i have to say i felt from the audience that there was a different feel to listening to her that you didn t get that sense of candidate caution and feeling the boundaries of what she can say about this and not wanting to disturb certain
closest races to find out. reporter: this is the swift water elementary school in monroe county, pennsylvania, in the heart of the pocano mountains on election day. trump and hillary clinton finished within 1 percentage point of each other in this county. we are sitting here with some of the third graders at swift water elementary. are you ready to talk about president trump? yes! reporter: what do you think donald trump and his campaign are being investigated about? i think he is being investigated about, like, how he got elected as president. a little bit. and then if he is working with the russians or not. they are investigating him to see if russia hacked into the campaign to give him more votes. they maybe just don t like him so they are trying to make up a case? i feel like it would be goodo now if sething like that would be real or not. if they are investigating him
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