is a deregulation of campaign finance, of campaign spending, campaign fundraising that is going on as we speak. >> and the president's decision to go ahead and raise all of this money, not only in his bid to get the democratic nomination, he doesn't have an opponent, but to win the general election, for all practical purposes, he's announcing that he will forego financing for the campaign? >> yes, but this campaign is likely to look like the good old days in good order because there are still rules in effect, like how much an individual can give to a campaign. there is still the old, old rule that corporations can't give directly to campaigns: they can give independently to groups that support campaigns, which was the decision last year. but if you follow where the supreme court is going, you can really see it last week in an argument in a case about an
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