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Jon: americas election headquarters is your key to political insight. today were looking at president obamas leadership and how hes running his 2012 re-election campaign. chief white house correspondent ed henry live on the north lawn with a look at that. ed? >> reporter: well, good to see you, jon. i spoke to the presidents senior adviser, trying to get some insight into how the president approaches his job as a leader, and not surprisingly the way he likes to pitch it is, basically, the presid...

Whos sort of had a string of bad news, string of losses for himself in the past few weeks. so this is definitely going to be at least initially kind of a victory for the gop. they can certainly say, look, we were right. but like bob was saying, whats going to happen next? and i think still the republicans are ahead on this for a little while because they have on their side these poll numbers that show that the american public, while divided on health insurance reform, theyre not really in favor ...

Leadership and his style of the way he leads compare with that of his rival governor romney and what we can learn about that. ed henry joins me now live from the white house. ed you had a chance to speak with david axelrod, one of the presidents closes advisers and companions over the many years of his political career. what did he tell you about the presidents leadership style. >> youre right david axelrod had a front row seat in all the presidents major decisions and continues to be a top advi...

Some argue its because obama needs a new staff or at least a shakeup. so who should stay and who should go? were joined by steve hildebrand, the former deputy campaign manager for barack obama. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> what do you think -- theres an article in "the washington post" that suggested you dont want to get rid of rahm emanuel. hes one of the smart guys there that said, mr. president, when it comes to health care, go small. dont have the big thing but the liberal wing s...

During any argument. next to me is ben dominic, publisher of "the federalist." >> a-block. thats the first story. >> get ready to swoon on sunday at noon. hillary clinton is expected to launch her 2016 presidential campaign ending the suspension of whether there would be -- to selection. the former secretary of state joins the other candidates who announced their intention. ted cruz, rand paul and clint howard. hes the dark horse in this race. clintons strategy this time around is go slow, go sm...