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Her fastball. did she ever have a fastball? >> she threw hard but the question is whether the ball went over the plate. that's still the question. can she get the ball over the plate and hit the issues and compel people to think she is running for a purpose and not just a promotion. that was the problem in 2007. that's the one she has to solve in 2016. she would make a mistake relying on the disarray of the republican party and lack of competition in the democratic party. this is not a tactical exercise. at the end of the day you have to stand for something and fight for something. >> you have...

Framed it, david and chris, as this is national security. these were leaks in major cases, everyone knows how unpopular the media are, far more unpopular. the american people have said in a number of polls how they feel about this. they feel that national security is more important than first amendment freedoms. it was not framed very advantageously. >> this is the chief law enforcement in the land who said this is a crime and that they're going to try to prevent these crimes. and he did what he did and he signed the affidavit and they went after james rosen as a co-conspirator. and now he has...

Knaidel. >> you are the champion. >> and spellcheck, we have a winner. but he is not heading to disney world. good day, i'm andrea mitchell live in washington, president obama is drawing a line against the republican house fix to prevent student financial aid from doubling. it boils down to a fight between fixed rates and floating rates so who's right? joining me now for our daily fix, chris cillizza, msnbc contributor and nbc's david gregory, moderator of "meet the press." david let's talk about this. this is an argument over capping the rates, letting the rates float or fixing the rate. no...

Which reprised his slow jam with jimmy fallon last year. >> some of you may remember last year when president obama slow-jammed the news. >> not is not the time to make school more expensive for our young people. >> oh yeah! >> so of course, it never hurts to put that out there when you're talking about student loans. more broadly, this is a demographic fight as well, politically. david. >> well you know, younger voters, key to the democratic constituency right now for re-election, these are young people who are coming of age. and again, going into this economy. i think one of the biggest issu...