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State.gov e-mail account, it does tend to draw things out. i don't get to fully decide how quickly it's done. i need cooperation from the people who have access to the witnesses and the information. >> ruth i bet in one way, you know if the republicans do persist with the benghazi thing into 2016 in a way that is isolates hillary clinton hk in her own party. >> you know that might not be the bargain she'd want to strike and i'm sure congressman goudy would be really really sorry to see this dragging into a general election campaign. but this -- i mean the fact that there is the benghazi commit...

Democrats. the upside is particularly for hillary clinton if you have grumblings on the left nothing wrong with her running a campaign and have a conversation to the base of the party and work for those votes. on the backend, i think she probably will come aout a better candidate. i worked on the obama '08 campaign. he was a much better candidate after the primaries than he was when he began the process. we were better positioned in the general election because quite frankly, 11% of our electorate there 2008 were brand new voters. we would not have had that expansion of the electorate in 2008 ...

All the little nuances and small differences within candidates of the same party. >> would a viable opponent make hillary a stronger candidate? i'm joined by the "hardball" roundtable. april ryan. ruth mark cuss of the "washington post." the democratic pollster cornell bull cher. let me start with you on this question, does she need a challenger? it occurs to me you're sort of in unprecedented territory here. we've had primaries where candidates run unopposed but that's been an incumbent president. every other nomination in the modern media age of politics there's been some serious competition...

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Premature. the next stop is the u.s. senate, and some republican senators over there indicate they will start from scratch on health care rather than tweak the house bill. so what about the oval office celebration? ruth mark is a columnist for "the washington post." jeremy peters is a reporter for the new york times. clarence page. ruth, i was thinking when i watched those four smiles yesterday at the white house, this is what it's like in pyongyang, in north korea, where you have to have the same expression for kim jong-un or else you get executed. fixed grins and smirks all around. >> well, ...