officials were burning up the phones to their big donors. they are trying to raise more than $1 billion for this campaign and they re already starting with what they call hill starters. they want people to try to at least bundle $27,000 in the next 30 days. mika and joe it s all about money. this will be a lot of that. andrea andrea, thank you so much. donny, we ve heard time and time again that hillary has decided on go small. first of all does that work for you and secondly, will it work for hillary? you can at least laugh at the first joke. second one, will it work for hillary? it s interesting p when i m not on the show, i sit with my frosted flakes and watch the show in my boxer shorts you don t have to tell us about that, speaking of small. oh, wow. i happened to be listening yesterday and it was the one time i agreed with you and you talked about should she put her campaign helmet on or the real
campaign manager of hillary clinton s successful senate run. the man who is now mayor of new york city, bill de blasio. first, let s take a look at the beginning of a campaign in which hillary clinton s biggest opponent may very well be hillary clinton. i am in. i m in to win. i m in. i m in to win. i m running for president, and i m in it to win it. [ cheers and applause ] on social media today and in iowa this week clinton will attempt to do what she failed to do eight years ago, go small. she launched as clinton, inc. it was a juggernaut suffused. humility is the order of the day. eight years ago, clinton toured iowa by air. i m having a great time on the helicopter. and dismiss the early state activists. you know my sense of caucus states. they re primarily dominated by activists. they don t represent the electorate. this time she ll stop in an
clinton s successful senate run, the man who is now mayor of new york city, bill de blasio. first, let s take a look at the beginning of a campaign in which hillary clinton s biggest opponent may very well be hillary clinton. i am in. i m in to win. i m in. i m in to win. i m running for president. and i m in it to win it. on social media today, in iowa this week, clinton will attempt to do what she failed to do eight years ago. go small. she launched as clinton inc. it was a juggernaut suffused with presumptions of inevitability and entitlement, and it was the wrong approach. humility is the order of the day. eight years ago, clinton toured iowa by air. i m having a great time on the hilla-copter. and dismissed early state activists. you know my sense of caucus states. they are primarily dominated by activists. they don t represent the electorate. this time she ll stop in iowa
in a moment, we ll talk to the campaign manager of hillary clinton s successful senate run, the man who is now mayor of new york city, bill de blasio. first, let s take a look at the beginning of a campaign in which hillary clinton s biggest opponent may very well be hillary clinton. i am in. i m in to win. i m in. i m in to win. i m running for president. and i m in it to win it. on social media today, in iowa this week, clinton will attempt to do what she failed to do eight years ago. go small. she launched as clinton inc. it was a juggernaut suffused with presumptions of inevitability and entitlement, and it was the wrong approach. humility is the order of the day. eight years ago, clinton toured iowa by air. i m having a great time on the hilla-copter. and dismissed early state activists. you know my sense of caucus states. they are primarily dominated by activists.
what is expected to be a $2.5 billion effort. that is more money raised than president obama and governor romney in 2012 combined. joining me now is nbc news political director and moderator of meet the press chuck todd. it s always good to see you. especially on big game days like today. let s first talk about go slow, go small. as a strategy. obviously there are potential rewards. there are also potential risks. first reed points this out, the risk is where s the message. i wonder how much of a concern that is at this point? look this is a very good process idea when you think about the candidate you re dealing with. hillary clinton. this has been made clear to me by people around her. this is how she wants to go slow, get the campaign up and running, frankly get her own campaign sea legs. and to essentially recreate what she believes was her most successful political campaign which was her first one, the one