Sunday on ABC’s “This Week,” the show’s political panel featuring Donna Brazile, Newt Gingrich, Mark Halperin and John Heilemann debated Hillary Clinton’s actions during her tenure as secretary of state and the illegality and appearance of impropriety laid out in the new book
Wednesday on Bloomberg’s “With All Due Respect,” after listening to Clinton campaign spokesperson Karen Finney defending Hillary against the latest news that Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA) sent a letter two years ago questioning the use of private emails, hosts Mark
Bloomberg Politics Managing Editor John Heilemann argued Hillary Clinton would be “as much of a hypocrite about it as Barack Obama” if she sticks to her position on campaign finance on Tuesday’s “With All Due Respect.” “The only one [position]
Sunday on CBS’ “Face the Nation,” the co-managing editor of Bloomberg Politics John Heilemann said he was shocked when he learned from a new Bloomberg poll that 42 percent of Republicans “said they would never consider voting for Jeb Bush.”
Bloomberg’s “With All Due Respect” co-host Mark Halperin stated that Hillary Clinton “may end up meeting her match” in Representative Trey Gowdy (R-SC) on Tuesday. Halperin said that while Clinton has a history of being a good witness for herself on
Bloomberg Politics Managing Editor and “With All Due Respect” co-host John Heilemann said Hillary Clinton has a “barely veiled hostility” towards the press on Tuesday. Heilemann stated that Hillary’s remarks to a press event on Monday were “sarcastic,” “disingenuous,” and was
Sunday on CBS’ “Face the Nation,” co-managing editor of Bloomberg Politics John Heilemann said Hillary Clinton’s email scandal “looks weird,” and “doesn’t smell right.” Heilemann said, “There has never been another secretary of state or secretary of – head of
