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that they're still shopping around and still open to changing their minds and he didn't like that she didn't answer her question directly. how much of an obstacle will that be if that's the impression voters seem to have? >> first of all, early-state voters are definitely shopping around and it's from the des moines register in iowa, and 46% of likely caucusgoers were not set on a candidate and i'm sure that number has gone down in a couple of weeks since and we still have time before the iowa and new hampshire contest. this is why you're seeing these big crowds show up at these events. they want to get to know the candidate more and they want to hear them out before they make the final choice later this month. now when it comes to what the voters said, i think that's kind of one of the weaknesses that her opponents have tried to latch on to that a lot of times she doesn't give a direct answer. for example, she doesn't give a direct answer over whether she