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But still would there be an end to these talks, then what ross spect is left for people sanctions. >> i think a question to ask also is how much impact the sanctions are actually having on the ground. i spent years in that part of the world myself. the picture is much more complex than portrayed in the western media. but the question of whether or not sanctions are really working needs to be asked because certainly many american politicians assume that thats been the big weapon to actually get i...

Joe". >> senator manchin, will you run for governor in west virginia? >> and actually get something done? >> well, mika thats still up in the air. were going to have yall down to the boat and sit and make this decision. >> thats a yes. >> can we campaign for him? >> id love to. well campaign for you. >> campaign for or against you whatever helps you the most. >> i hear his boat is awesome. i want it got to go on his boat. >> where did you hear that? just out of curiosity. >> around the water coo...

From this country. i just dont want to see us fall backwards. >> reporter: that rare seemingly vulnerable moment came the day before the new hampshire primary. and rallied many women behind her. >> im voting for you today. >> hillary, hillary! >> reporter: today hillary clinton makes her first trip back as a presidential candidate. its friendlier turf than iowa and she might be the strongest democratic frontrunner in history. but even her closest advisers warn that doesnt mean new hampshire is a...

Longer -- >> specifically who is responsible? >> i think the leadership of the paper. high my colleagues a lot understood and have defended me and said what happened was very unfortunate. and unfair. the public editor of the paper said it was inaccurate and unfair to blame me for the paper. harold raines and gerald boyd who is now dead first african-american to be in senior leadership at the "times," they won seven pulitzers. all-time record. they werent even asked about what they tried to do to...

Part. thats why it took so long to write this book. all of a sudden rather than the paper saying hey, we published what we knew at the time the paper kind of panicked. and they said we have to find someone to blame for this. there must be a lack of skepticism rather than there was a consensus and everyone believed it. and so they turned around and they highlighted the pushy woman i think, there is still some of that in some of our institutions. but i think it was just a question of panic. it was...

Jeb has the support of a lot of people in the establishment, a lot of donors. the question that you hear a lot of republican -- even people who are generally sympathetic to him, what is his base in the party? who is for him out there. and there is now whether chris christie or marco rubio or scott walker to some extent or even john kasich who is now talking about getting in there are a lot of people about to encroach on that establishment turf and he doesnt have that turf locked down even as it ...

Because they will tell in you a second that they are far, far above culturally and historically. >> i want to ask 24078thomas, is there anyway for you to assess what those younger connected tehran men and women would do in the event that the nuclear negotiations fail? will those people be out in the streets protesting against the regime, demanding iran go back to negotiations? what would be your guess? >> thats a very good question. of course im definitely sure that if there will be a deal -- if...

The economy in new jersey still sucks. and this is what undercuts the message. im all for somebody being an adult and talking about entitlement reform although i would challenge you to tell me when a president has led with entitlement reform and won. >> well, nobody does it any more. >> thats not true but -- >> who has? >> put that aside and ask the question whether this message of entitlement reform how that sits with the new jersey fiscal situation where the states been downgraded eight times ...

>> oh, come on. it made a sense in his state senate district to take that position. nobody in the senate, though that ran for president came to the same conclusion. >> and yet people wont let go of that. >> john heilemann, jump in. >> i want to ask you a question about you said will book is about journalism. i want to ask you a question to sum up the totality of your experience at the "new york times". >> all ears here. >> there is certainly a perception that after a point that among a lot of yo...

Meet the people. anyway one of the first in the nations primary state and going to be meeting everyday americans. what is an everyday american? doesnt even make sense to me. >> thats a great question. >> but youre going to be there, right? >> we are. and i think this is interesting because she started her campaign in iowa. and iowa is a place that has really frustrated the clintons for a long time. its where she lost. new hampshire is the complete opposite. its the place that kick started bill c...