John Heilemann on Ecua-ter-gate: 'This Is Just the Tip'

The transcript discusses a complex story involving Hillary Clinton, focusing on her potential vulnerabilities if she runs for president. It highlights the intersection of money and policy during her time at the State Department and the Clinton Foundation. The media's role in scrutinizing her actions is emphasized, with investigative reporters eager to uncover any malfeasance. The transcript suggests that Clinton's campaign may not be prepared to handle the intense scrutiny, and it points out an anti-Clinton bias in the press. The discussion also touches on the broader implications of investigative reporting in political campaigns.

What is the main concern regarding Hillary Clinton's potential presidential run?

• Her foreign policy decisions

• Her lack of political experience

• Her health issues

• The intersection of money and official actions

What is the Clinton team's current strategy in response to the allegations?

• Launching a counter-campaign

• Seeking legal action against the accusers

• Ignoring the story in hopes it will disappear

• Actively addressing the allegations

What has been lacking in the media's coverage of the Clinton Foundation?

• Positive stories

• Investigative pieces

• Interviews with Clinton

• Coverage of international activities

How do investigative reporters typically approach political campaigns?

• By promoting bipartisan cooperation

• By supporting the frontrunner

• By focusing on policy analysis

• By aiming to expose wrongdoing

What is the perceived bias in the press regarding Hillary Clinton?

• Pro-Republican bias

• Neutral stance

• Anti-Clinton bias

• Pro-Clinton bias