No, I'm afraid that's not true.
Cloning works somewhat for embryonic cell cultures.
There isn't enough information. Most moderately advanced textbooks on topics like embryology or cell biology will discuss this in detail. It does not work thus far, and it does not work because the information in the DNA isn't there in a form needed to produce the organism as is. However, I have never heard it claimed before that the full complement of the DNA was not present in most cells. Given the capacity to go in, grab hold of the DNA, process it on the molecular level to any degree we wish, snip it, move it around, etc, I can hardly see what the ultimate obstacle will be.