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Actually sign legislation now to fulfill a campaign promise is a bit naive. maybe that was the calculus in 2010. it was not the calculus this time. sure the president is using campaign tactics to pressure congress but he wants the legislative win. he already got the political win. it's called a second term. finally, friday is hillary clinton's last day in office. now that her successor has been confirmed, she is talking to the press, including andrea mitchell in a series of exit interviews. yesterday clinton weighed in on what may be the most underreports story in washington, the unrest taking...

Exit interview pat on the head for hillary. he played along from what we can tell. >> bret: exit interviews are one thing. at the end of two terms, looking back over two terms. one of those things. and you ask questions, reflective. the president tarting a second term in the middle of controversy. the secretary of state just come off controversial testimony on capitol hill. there are hot spots all over the world. few questions to ask that probably could be more pointed. >> when you think of all the things, yes, all the ground that wasn't covered, whether it was syria or benghazi or for that ma...

Table and bring his caucus along. i think ultimately that's where the problem is. because details have been shared from the president to house republicans. it's now their turn to come back with some details of what they're talking about. >> all right, stephanie cutter, thank you so much. great to have you. >> thanks for having me. >> good to have you back on. chuck, we'll see you on "the daily rundown" right after "morning joe." >> chuck, who do you have on? >> my exit interviews on, retiring senator jeff binghamton on, all these guys have interesting takes on what's wrong with today's senate....

>> at a time when the country was in a recession and people were talking about this other stuff. so i think that could have been different. >> do you regret. >> i voted with the republicans 18 times but in the end, i voted for it. i thought we do need to move forward. we need to find different ways to work with these issues. we could have had a smaller more focused package and the country would have been a lot more comfortable with the process, as well. >> that was my interview with retiring virginia democrat jim webb, some blunt talk about the democratic party, health care, white working clas...

The sweet reward, making a delicious choice that's also a smart choice. splenda no-calorie sweetener. with the original sugar-like taste you love and trust. splenda makes the moment yours. ah, the exit interviews. back now our on going receivers exit interviews with departing lawmakers. virginia senator jim webb is walking away after one term in the senate leaving an open seat in what used to be traditionally republican territory before running for office for the first time in 2006, webb served as a