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$15,000 a year more than women. what's your reaction of those two things with her? >> i have to tell you i was really looking forward to the hearings, then you had a congressman, republican go against trey gowdy and all of the people, as you know, then you had a whistleblower come out. so that hurt. that was not exactly positive. then yesterday i watched trey, who i do respect, i think he's a terrific guy, but he seemed to be doing a big pivot. this isn't about hillary clinton. i'm pretty good at figuring this stuff out. he seems to be doing, sean -- i'm sure you saw it. he seemed to be doing ...

Announced yet so i think he's got a lot of time. i think one of the big problems i would worry about is if the campaign didn't recognize that they had a problem and didn't try and fix it. i think that's what the attempt was yesterday. but it does show that one of the big problems that he's going to have it's going to be a recurring challenge here is breaking out of a re-litigation of one bush administration the past bush administration of his brother, when he really wants to talk about a future bush administration what he would do for the country on a whole range of issues national security be...

we're only a day away from a crucial primary that could determine where this republican marathon is headed. fresh off a run away win in puerto rico, mitt romney is now looking to score big in illinois. rick santorum needs a strong showing as he tries to deny romney the nomination. the two rivals have long since taken off the gloves, but now they have put on some brass knuckles as well. our national correspondent jim accosta is in chicago with the very latest. >> the top two gop contenders are practicing their own brand of chicago style politics on this day before the illinois primary...

One of the points we make, it's actually a column by ron brownstein, is that the president here made a big pivot personally from being a prime minister to a president. and by that, ron meant that in his first two years of office, overseeing a majority coalition, the president acting almost as a prime minister pushed through a pretty robust agenda, unlike anything we've seen since lbj. now with his re-election coming up, he's acting more like a president, moving very hard to the middle. both tonely and substantively, and trying to pick up those voters that abandoned him and his party in novembe...