Clinton’s Monday Morning Show Blitz

ABC News’ Eloise Harper Reports: Senator Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., did a five-network morning show media interview blitz Monday, following her Des Moines Register endorsement win over the weekend.

When asked about her former New Hampshire campaign co-chair, Bill Shaheen, who resigned last week after remarks about Senator Barack Obama’s, D-Ill., youthful drug use, Clinton told MSNBC, "We asked him to step down."

"Every time somebody in my campaign says something that we don’t believe is right, appropriate, we take care of it," she said. "We move quickly. And we will keep doing it."

This is the first time Clinton has said publicly that she asked Shaheen to step down. Perviously the campaign line has been that Shaheen offered his resignation.

It is also noteworthy that Clinton’s campaign did not fire former Iowa Governor Vilsack when he made controversial comments about New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani.

On ABC News’ Good Morning America, Clinton reacted to her husband’s recent interview with Charlie Rose where he attacked Obama’s lack of experience.

"Your spouse gets to stand up for you, gets to speak for you, just like, you know, the wives of everybody else running." Clinton said.

"I don’t see that we have to respond to everything that is said by anybody else. I’m very glad that Bill is out there making the case for me," she said.

Clinton spokesperson Jay Carson clarified, saying the senator did not intend to say the President Bill Clinton speaks for his wife, but defends her when necessary.

Clinton also touted her newly won endorsement: "I’m a proven leader, that’s what the des moines register said," Clinton said.

Clinton was asked what the last movie she saw was – and she said she had recently seen the Disney movie "Enchanted" with her husband.  She also says that before going to bed she calls Bill Clinton. 

During an interview, Clinton was asked how she avoids junk food, and she said she "indulges" sometimes.

As Clinton did her interview, calorie-packed foods were swirling around the Drake Diner in Des Moines, Iowa.

Clinton’s long time best friend Betsy Ebeling, Iowa state director Teresa Vilmain and the Clinton campaign director of advance John Davidson, passed around cinamon rolls and chicken fried steak to Hillary supporters and patrons.