Clinton's New Hampshire Visit: Day 2.
BERMAN: Happening today: Hillary Clinton and her first campaign swing through New Hampshire with the visit to the community college this morning. On Monday, the former secretary of state stuck with the small scale tone of her campaign so far. She discussed programs such as Social Security and Head Start. While that was going on, she was defending herself a bit from attacks or some say revelations in a new book. Senior political correspondent Brianna Keilar has more.</s>BRIANNA KEILAR, CNN SENIOR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT: John, good morning. In a brief Q&A session with reporters here in Keene, New Hampshire, Hillary Clinton addressed this upcoming book that alleges pay-to-play between the Clinton Foundation and foreign countries while she was secretary of state. She said it all boils down to politics.</s>HILLARY CLINTON (D), 2016 PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: Well, we're back in the political season, and therefore, we will be subjected to all kinds of distraction and attacks. And I'm ready for that. I know that that comes, unfortunately, with the territory. It is, I think, worth noting that the Republicans seem to be talking only about me. I don't know what they talk about if I weren't in the race.</s>KEILAR: Clinton campaign aides have been sharper in their rhetoric about this book "Clinton Cash." For instance, John Podesta, the chairman of her campaign, saying that it's conspiracy theories woven together from cherry-picked information. Also, here in New Hampshire, at an event to discuss small businesses with local business owners, Hillary Clinton put some distance between herself and Obama on the economy. She said small business need to get back growing and she said the economy has stalled out -- John.</s>BERMAN: All right. Brianna Keilar in New Hampshire, thanks so much. A big food scare overnight having to do with ice cream that could be in your freezer. We'll tell you what you should throw out immediately. That's next.