CAREY: Welcome back. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is already predicting President Obama will be re-elected. She made the comments over students in Tunisia yesterday and this morning, Clinton talked about that more in a CNN interview with Elise Labbot.</s>ELISE LABOTT, CNN SENIOR STATE DEPARTMENT PRODUCER: You said yesterday that President Obama will be re-elected. It's not -- raised a lot of eyebrows, not really the secretary of state to say anything about an election and it seemed to be kind of a campaign statement.</s>CLINTON: Well, remember the context of it. You know, I was asked whether the comments in the primary campaign some of which have been quite inflammatory, represented America. And I represent America and know what happens in campaigns, been there, done that. And I know that things are said that are not going to be put into practice or policy. But I did think I need to point that out to the audience. And probably, you know, my enthusiasm for the president got a little out of hand.</s>LABOTT: No -- no political juices is flowing there.</s>CLINTON: You know, I'm trying to dampen them down, trying to have -- tried to have them taken out, you know, blood transfusion but occasionally they rear their heads.</s>LABOTT: Does that suggest maybe going back in at some point?</s>CLINTON: No. It just suggests that I want what's best for my country.</s>CAREY: She said blood transfusions. We'll have more from Hillary Clinton at 5:00 p.m. We'll hear her thoughts on Syria. I will be back in one hour to talk politics. Rick Santorum's lead over Mitt Romney is all but disappearing. Stay with CNN, "YOUR MONEY" starts right after the break.
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