Tim Kaine Interviewed on Meet the Press

Tim Kaine was interviewed by Chuck Todd on Sunday’s episode of Meet the Press. During the interview, Kaine defended Hillary Clinton saying that he can “brag” about Clinton’s accomplishments in a way that she will not about herself. He spoke about many of the aspects of her career. Todd asked Kaine about the issue of Clinton’s emails, and he responded by saying that a Clinton administration would be “real transparent.” Kaine was also asked about the fight against ISIS and his thoughts on President Barack Obama’s Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland. Watch the interview below.

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News Source: The New York Times, NBC News

Hillary Clinton Campaigns in New York

On Friday, Hillary Clinton spoke at two organizing events in New York. The first was in Buffalo, where Clinton first made stops at the Gates Vascular Institute where she toured the facility. Then, she attended an economic roundtable event at the Jacobs Institute. Finally, she held a public organizing event at the Pierce Arrow Museum. Clinton focused on the economy and her accomplishments as a New York Senator. During her speech, she praised the city saying, “There is no doubt in my mind that Buffalo is on the rise and Buffalo will have a great future.” Videos from the economic roundtable event and organizing event are below.

In Rochester, Clinton spoke to a crowd of supporters at Monroe Community College. During her speech, she spoke about a variety of issues facing the country including heath care and the rising cost of a college education. True to form, Clinton tailored her speech for Rochester saying, “I am happy to be back in the Rochester area because this is a place grew to admire and have such affection for during my time as your senator. What a history, but what an exciting future. There is a lot going on now in Rochester and we have to keep it going. You have two of the greatest universities in the entire world right here in Rochester.” A video of her speech is below.

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News Source: The Buffalo News, WGRZ, TWC News-Rochester

Bill, Chelsea Campaign in Michigan

On Sunday, Bill and Chelsea Clinton spoke to potential voters in Michigan and asked them to support Hillary Clinton in Tuesday’s primary. Chelsea attended events in three cities. She spoke at a an event in Detroit where she met with members of the Service Employees Union and members of the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees. Chelsea then traveled to Flint where she and Mayor Karen Weaver spoke about plans to use money received to help improve the water quality in the city. Mayor Waver also announced a new jobs program in the city. Chelsea’s final event of the day was a Women’s Economic Forum in Southfield.

Bill meanwhile attended Sunday morning church services at the Greater Grace Temple. Speaking to the congregation, he spoke about Hillary’s experience and path forward for the country. Bill said that he was proud of his wife’s accomplishments and that he knows she will continue to fight for everyone. Previewing Sunday evening’s debate between Hillary and Bernie Sanders, Bill said that he thought she would do well. On Sunday afternoon, Bill made stops at a LGBT Organizing Event in Royal Oak and a surprise stop in Eastpointe. Videos from today’s events will be added when/if available.

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News Source: Daily Tribune, Detroit Free Press, Fox 2, MLive

Hillary, Bill, and Chelsea in Iowa Day Before Caucus

Today, the Clintons were in Iowa on the final day before the caucuses. While Chelsea spent the day traveling with her mom, Bill did attend one solo event. In Iowa City, Bill spoke for an hour about Hillary’s accomplishments and experience before he spoke about several issues that she is going to make a priority if elected president, including health care and education. He then urged caucus goers to support her tomorrow night. He said, “We are going to share the future, the only main issues are the terms on which we share it. Are they going to be positive or negative? She’s the best change maker I have ever known and I hope you caucus for her tomorrow night.” A video from the event will be added when/if available.

Hillary’s first event of the day was in Council Bluffs. After being introduced by Chelsea, she asked the full house to support her in tomorrows caucus and discussed a number of her platform plans. She spoke about equal pay for women, the economy, repairing the country’s infrastructure, and working with other countries to keep us safe.

In Sioux City, Hillary only mentioned Democratic rival Bernie Sanders once when she was referring to her heath care plan and how it differs from his. She promised to make college more affordable, improve the country’s crumbling infrastructure, invest in clean energy, and combat climate change. She repeated her pledge to not raise taxes on those in the middle class as well. Hillary told the crowd, “If you stand up to caucus for me tomorrow (Monday) night, I will stand up for you.”

2,600 people (!!) at our final rally—and those are 2,600 fired-up Iowans ready to WIN tomorrow! #HillYes #ImWithHer pic.twitter.com/HYbt5vwB6W

— Hillary for Iowa (@HillaryforIA) February 1, 2016

The final event of the day, and the final event before tomorrow night’s caucuses, was in Des Moines where a crowd of 2,600 turned out to see Hillary, Bill, and Chelsea. After brief speeches by Bill and Chelsea, Hillary took the stage to deliver her closing arguments before the caucus. She attached Republicans for “collective amnesia,” forgetting that it was the very policies that they are proposing that caused the recession. She also spoke about Wall Street and how there were ads funded by Wall Street against her running in Iowa because of her plans to regulate “shadow” banking. She also spoke about climate change, clean energy, and taxes.

Tomorrow is the Iowa caucus. No events are scheduled other than the victory party tomorrow night. For all the latest, follow our revamped Scheduled Events page and follow Clinton on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.

News Source: The Gazette, KETV, Sioux City Journal, Variety

Bill Clinton Returns to New Hampshire

On Wednesday, Bill Clinton returned to New Hampshire to campaign for Hillary Clinton. His first event was at Keene State College where he spoke about his wife’s accomplishments, strengths, and how her career has prepared her for the presidency. He referenced her experience as First Lady, Senator, and Secretary of State. He wrapped up his speech with a personal note saying, “From the time I met her 45 years ago this March, she’s the best changemaker I’ve ever known.” Tonight, Clinton attended an event at Dartmouth College in Hanover where he gave a similar speech. A video from Keene is below and a video from Hanover will be posted when/if available.

This weekend, Bill returns to Iowa. For all the latest, follow our revamped Scheduled Events page and follow Clinton on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.

News Source: NBC News, NBC Connecticut

Clinton Campaign Releases New Video

Today, Hillary for America released a video highlighting Hillary Rodham Clinton’s career and tenure as Secretary of State. The five-minute video highlights her choices and accomplishments. A number of people are interviewed for the video including former Secretary of State Madeline Albright, former Prime Minister of Australia Julia Gillard, former Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta, Dr. Eric Goosby, and Lt. Eric Gardiner. You can watch the video on Hillary for America’s YouTube Channel or click play above.

Clinton’s schedule is very light this week because she is scheduled to testify before the House Select Committee on Benghazi on Thursday. For all the latest, follow our Scheduled Events page and follow Clinton on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.

Clinton Hosts Iowa Events

On Tuesday, Hillary Rodham Clinton hosted two events in the key swing state of Iowa. She began the day at a community forum in Davenport. During the event, Clinton spoke about heath care saying that more needed to be done to give Iowans and Americans more affordable choices. She also spoke about gun control and called for background checks, reducing higher education costs, and fighting poverty. She also criticized Jeb Bush for his “stuff happens” comment in regards to the mass shooting in Oregon. Bush was campaigning nearby Bettendorf. After speaking briefly, Clinton took questions from the crowd. Videos from the event in Davenport are below.

Following the event, Clinton took the the streets in Davenport where she met with voters and went shopping in a local market. Later in the day, Clinton attended an organizing event at the Strawberry Farm Bed and Breakfast in Muscatine. Clinton, again, spoke about her plans as president, but she took a moment to talk about her Republican rivals and their difficulty naming any of her accomplishments as Secretary of State in the recent Republican debate. So, she sent them each a copy of her book! She said, “You know, I hear the Republicans talking from time to time in their debates and elsewhere and they say things like, ‘Oh, I don’t know what she accomplished as Secretary of State. She didn’t accomplish anything.’ I listened to that for a while. And then I thought maybe they just don’t know, so I have now sent each of them a copy of my book, Hard Choices, about what we did during those four years.” She joked that there are enough candidates running on the Republican ticket that they could start a book club. She then went on to discuss a number of her accomplishments at the State Department.

Tomorrow, Clinton remains in Iowa where she is scheduled to participate in events in Mt. Vernon and Councils Bluff. For all the latest, follow our Scheduled Events page and follow Clinton on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.

UPDATE: Added video from Muscatine event.

News Source: The New York Times, Time