Bill Clinton Knew Democrats Would Win in '08

Former President Bill Clinton explains that he knew the Democrats would win the Presidential election in 2008. He said he told Hillary that if the Democrats didn't nominate a convicted felon then the nation would elect a Democrat for President. He also said that the culture of the country has shifted, and as a result people believe in the promise of their country again. (0:29)
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In the Spin Room at the Cleveland Presidential Debate-- David Axelrod, spokesman for Obama

David Axelrod, spokesman for the Obama campaign give the outlook for the next key voting states. (0:36)
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Governor Haley Barbour, R-Miss., portrays Clinton as unpopular

Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour, R-Miss., expressed confidence in his party’s presidential candidates while depicting the Democrats as fallible in a speech to Republican Party members today.

“In the Michigan Democratic primary, [Hillary Clinton] was unopposed and 45% of Democrats didn’t vote for her… let’s just say it gives me hope,” he said.

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