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best and worse case for her with the email story. it doesn't seem to go away. >> it is a slow drip. something that will be there today and tomorrow. >> are you waiting for another shoe to drop. >> there could be. you would think they vetted it of when many of the kids that have come out and the emails. the story is not going to go away. >> i think this hillary clinton will be served and genuinely apologized from her interview and you would just try to sidestep the issue. i think she would be in a better position if she el full responsibility and figure out how to move on. >> and really quickly. you think that this whole news about their being actually a condition for the release of americans in connection to this is getting buried. >> the white house essentially admitted to the wall street journal that there was in fact a ransom paid for people being held hostage in iran for one hundred million dollars. silence of michael bennett who has yet to respond. it is a critical issue and nobody is talking about it. >> this is where kelly can get excited about something. it is news that pla

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deportation would be inhumane he is almost responding to the media caricature not have that drip drip when allowing the media to go crazy. then that i says can do its job will have a major cutback on immigration and white doesn't he just say with the immigrants every david jensen we have never got any other president probably not mommy's we're miles ahead of editing i imagine what would happen in my lifetime. but the point is nobody has a right to be in this country illegally. >> maybe they will want to keep you that is in this country's best you are from connecticut your anti-trust so what is it that sets people on edge the way he does. >> washington is the worst. high node to people who wert not anti-h. romp but i eight suppose their drinking water and grain alcohol. but in two of the main cities new york and asa angeles baby of my 30 friends all but one were 100 percent for trompe. i love the uneducated, writers lawyers doctors, lots of doctors. there instantly. donald trump. and in washington is exactly the reverse. and another fancy locales located ampulla beach i do know some of

resulting, not have this drip, drip and driving his supporters crazy and allowing the media to go crazy. can highlight this, were getting a wall, were going to be able to do his job, we're going to have a major cutback on muslim immigration, and and as for what's going to happen to the ball with the children and illegal immigrants why doesn't he just say, and by the way everything i just said is something that not have been under other presidents, not jab, review, walker, probably not romney. over 8,000,000 miles romney. over 8 million miles ahead of anything i ever imagined would happen in my lifetime. why doesn't he just say about what is going to happen with the illegals, the point is nobody has a right to be in this country illegally. we as america will decide whether it's good for america whether you stay or go. we might want to keep you but it will be determined on the basis of this country's best interest not is what is in the best interest of someone who's not in not in america. >> host: how do you think a segment like that would be received. >> guest: fine. >> host: how would the pr

. i think it's a steady drip, a steady slide. one after another, because it is every republican for himself or herself. and they've realized there is not going to be a signal from on high. reince priebus is not going to call a meeting in a smoke-filled room of the republican establishment. every one of them is having to make an individual decision, whether it's katie packer or sally bradshaw, or meg whitman. and some of them are going to stay in the tent, and they feel that's more important, that preserving the party has to happen from within. so i think we're going to see a continued divide, a continued split. i don't think there's any coming back together or healing that's going to happen before the election. donald trump feels he's leading a movement from outside the republican party that's stronger and more interesting and more potent than what the republican establishment had to offer previously. and he firmly believes he's going to make up in what he loses in republican defeckedzs in what he's adding from people outside the party. >> and what came across in the interview, the

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continue to be drip, drip, drip as we head to the fall in terms of the revelations that will come forward from the e-mails? >> i had a chance yesterday to take a two-hour briefing on an overview of clinton world. and it was so staggering. there's so much stuff coming out in september, i don't think she'll ever get out from under it. just corruption after corruption after corruption. almost none has yet seen the surface. when it does i think her candidacy will drown. >> wow, that's a sobering prediction indeed from you, mr. speaker. i know you've been on the record saying you still really believe that donald trump can win this. >> look, if she drowns she wins. if all of this stuff crashes in on her and she gets beat, the person who going to win is donald trump. >>> we do not pay ransom. we didn't hear and we don't in the future. >> make no apologies in the fact at the end game and in the final hours reused the lef ranlg of having that money to make sure the iranians didn't reneg on the lengthy month's long negotiations that it took to get our americans out of there. it was the smar

everybody who is there. just another drip, drip, drip effort of lives being put forth by the clinton team. it's unfortunately very typical. but donald trump needs to focus on a couple things, as he's doing in the black and latino communities. it's jobs, it's job creation, it's school choice, and it's safety and security of the people living in those inner cities. tim kaine represents that establishment. he's part of the problem. he's the person in one of the people that is perpetuating that cycle of always having the inability to have school choice and have those great paying jobs in the city. so that's the choice that american people will have, especially in the inner cities. >> well, you know, the clinton attacks follow donald trump calling her, quote, a bigot and seizing an opportunity to say that she isn't doing anything to help minority communities. in the big picture for both candidates to go down this road of name calling, is that really why at a time when voters are trying to decide who can best lead this country, even trump adviser dr. ben carson is saying using the word big

. >> and what happens because there's a drip, drip, drip, every day, new revelations, today abc news has broken the e-mails that doug band who had been a close aid to bill clinton for many years and went over to clinton's top aide, huma, to attend a state lunch for the chinese president. one of many of these allegations of chicago commodities broker gets $100,000, gets appointed to a nuclear security committee a businessman gets contracts, millions of dollars given to the clinton foundation. on and on and on. what impact do you think that could possibly have? >> it's certainly not an issue that is going to go away. there are more e-mails from the department and the issue of trustworthiness and special access will continue to dog mrs. clinton throughout the fall. of course, donald trump has his own issues, campaign has solicited foreign donations in the past. he has personnel who have had ties to the russians. it's not an issue that is unique uniquely peculiar to mrs. clinton. >> but you know the campaign manager and paul manafort got 86'd out the door because of supposedly what they foun

. >> hillary clinton surrogate. david, it's been drip, drip, drip. are you worried what could come next? >> i'm not. i think the reason is because past is prologue here. we seen releases of e-mails in the past. we've seen stories from the associated press making great claims of connections that turned out to be having any substance. we'll see more of a e-mails being released for sure and i think we'll hear a lot of acquisitions for sure. the real question is whether this will impact the outcome of the election -- >> let me interrupt you. some would say they impacted this as mrs. clinton character and what she claimed and captain claimed and foundation claimed that isn't true. they said there was a total separation between the foundation and state department and these e-mails are exposing that as a lie, basically. there were e-mails between -- >> how? how is that -- >> between officials at the state department and also officials of the foundation and critics say there is a quid proquo. abc says there were e-mails about getting executives seats at a lunch for the chinese president. that w

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it certainly continues kind of the drum beat, the drip, drip of stories about these e-mails. >> absolutely. i think the only honest answer from a reporter's perspective is we don't know how big a problem they are going to be for hillary clinton because we the public don't actually know what's in them yet. presumably the clinton campaign must have some sense of what is lurking out there but they have not been particularly detailed in describing what other revelations might be yet to come. clearly, on a week like this, as jeff was describing, when hillary clinton has been mostly out of public view, when she has been trying to take a step back and let the heat stay on donald trump, this issue coming back to the foreground is obviously not helpful for her. >> maria, even though the clinton foundation, it's the question which the rnc asked which is a completely valid question, which is if as president, hillary clinton says the clinton foundation is not going to accept foreign donations, why was it okay for her when she was secretary of state for the clinton foundation to accept f

probably think it's much to to about nothing. but there is this drip, drip, drip. >> did anybody look at bahrain? probably the most significant u.s. ally in the gulf. and the idea that the crown prince of bahrain -- >> sounded like he to do it through the clinton foundation. >> sometimes there's follow-up. sometimes there's follow-up. but the idea that the secretary of state is meeting with the crown prince of a critical ally -- you know what? >> hollywood executive -- >> hang on. hang on. 92 years old, given hundreds of millions of dollars to the cause of middle east peace. >> another wasserman who wants a visa interview for a guy who had a criminal record. >> again, then maybe danny has given how much money to how many charities to the democratic party? it has nothing to do with him. if somebody says, well, they -- or as they pointed out a lot of times they just didn't take any action. but sometimes in washington, a donor, congressman calls on behalf of somebody. what is unusual about the crowned prince of a critical ally in the gulf getting a meeting with the secretary of state? ev

22nd, just announcing what the timetable is. then you're going to have more of a drip, drip, drip. like we saw last fall into the winter. of her e-mailings. which led to her 11% untrustworthiness. it will really hurt her, especially as you mentioned with the debates coming. >> i can barely remember back several months. it was the fact of the release more than what was in them at the time that was the problem for her. >> yeah, but it all goes back to that central core issue of her having that server, is she trustworthy. it is going to be -- >> we're going to have more time to talk about this subject, so stick around, appreciate you being here. a lot more going on, including debate prep. who will the clinton campaign find to play the role of donald trump in this debate prep. why is it such a hard task? that, plus on the subject of e-mails, sharp words from colin powell to the clinton team on her use of private e-mail. stop trying to pin it on me, he says. and breaking news. a big sponsor for ryan lochte has just dropped the american swimmer in the wake of the mess that happened in rio. we

about a purge is it prevents turmoil. it prevent drip drip drip. my thought is it's e-mails we haven't seen that heads are rolling. the e-mails we've seen so far, maurice miranda, perfectly good guy, the one e-mail we saw, he said, well, we'd love to go after bernie sanders but the boss said not to so we have to hold off. >> there's i fundamental different in the rnc. they still have their chairman, reince priebus and dobebbie wasserman schultz was let go by president obama. >> and the libertarians still have their entire party apparatus. >> totally intact. >> be sure to watch the cnn lib liber tearian town hall, 9:00 p.m. eastern only on cnn. >>> also, breaking news to bring you. more than 30 members of the u.s. military has contracted the zika virus. we have new details coming in on this just now. we'll get it to you right after the break. that's the power of carfax® find the cars you want, avoid the ones you don't plus you get a free carfax® report with every listing start your used car search at carfax.com hey, ready foyeah. big meeting? >>uh, hello!? a meeting? it's a bi

only ailes, it's all about ailes. there's been a drip, drip, drip of other stories now implicating other executives. we should say clearly, shine denines being told by tantaros that he also harassed her. >> there's also talk that there are recordings, laura, when it comes to a case against roger ailes or any other executive or fox, what does the presence of recording do to a lawsuit? >> it's a game-changer. you have an issue where you have proof. sexual harassment claims are very, very difficult to prove. it's usually he said, she said. now you have documentation or proof of an audio recording that says here is what he was saying to these employees and here is how he created this hostile work environment. brian is dead on, if this is a drip, drip, drip, it's turning into a flood. if there were other execs who were knowledgeable about this work environment, about this open and nefarious comment, fox news is in a lot of trouble. >> laura, there's one lawsuit right now, only one lawsuit from grich en carlson, and it's not against fox news. it's gretchen carlson against roger ailes. th

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a drip of news. oliver: hillary clinton had some comments on the trump shakeup just a little while ago. secretary clinton: there is no new donald trump. this is it. know, i hope you will talk to any of your friends who are flirting with the idea of voting for donald trump. friends don't let friends vote for trump. [cheering] that seems like a very millennial appeal. what is she trying to accomplish by this? she is targeting the majority of american voters who have a negative opinion of donald trump . saying that this is who he is, he is not going to change. they are actually in a weird little prism of agreement on this, clinton and trump, this is who he is and he is not going to change. much of the coverage of this election has been around him. with one speech or one controversy after another, it was ultimately going to take a few months around whether he is fit temperamentally. right now she's winning that argument. vonnie: she also talked about her taxes. it's interesting, the donald trump tax plan is similar to that of republicans in previous cycles, though he does go further. h

morning. there is an ongoing drip on these stories about hillary clinton not being able to shake. matt: she's not turning over her e-mails. she has not shut down foreign donors of the foundation. we got her tax returns last week. over $10 million she made and she says she gave 10% to charity which is fantastic. is it true that most of the money she gets to charity she actually gave to the clinton foundation? sahil: that's not clear. i have to look at that element of the tax returns to know for sure. i'm not in the position to say specifically where the amount -- what specifically she gave to which charity. scarlet: it does speak to the idea that there are all the these potential conflicts of interest between what hillary couldn't and is doing is a candidate and hillary clinton as the spouse of the former president bill clinton, they are doing in terms of charitable work. matt: it can be as opaque as donald trump's tax returns which we have not seen those. is there any timeline as to when we are going to get donald trump's tax returns or he has he categorically refused to give the amerc

500 trading at a narrow range. very low volume. what will it take to get out of this drip? >> it's already been trying to break out in a fortunately some of the catalyst that might cause itbre of the circumstances we see in other parts of the market. bond yields very low. that has continued to drive the markets higher. >> more than 11% of the gains for the fund. what will you do now? will you hold on to the holdings that make up your top 10? is wewill in part of that are not looking to trade dramatically around particular names. we are trying to find those companies that can have high return on capital. as long as they are doing that we think that's a terrific way to generate long-term value in long-term value creation for your share others. all actually producing relatively strong fundamentals. >> you are pretty constructive on the market outlook near-term that one of the reasons for that was a better forecast for earnings and now we are hearing we could see another decline for the sixth a. how is that affecting your view of what to do next? >> that comes back to the idea that as

. this drip feed information on the days leading up to it. do we know anything tangible about? we have had policy makers meeting all morning. every once in a while we get some details. shaping what the stimulus package looks like. we did get some lines coming through from the junior coalition party. this is a very well-traveled path for japan. we've had 26 stimulus packages since 1990. the question is is is the one that will do what it takes to get the economy back on track. we have had several reports coming through from nhk about the size of it will be cash payments to low income earners. a great deal that will be dedicated to infrastructure and investment. building up a new train network. nomura securities said the public spending make it a temporary boost its economic activity in the short term but in the long-term it is really structural reforms that we need to have a japan. productivity and deregulating the labor market. the deflationary state of mind that has proved to be very stubborn. it is very interesting the timing of this. we usually do get these extra budgets. we've

is this the drip that will fill up the pool? >> she shouldn't be laughing. she should handle it the way she did in a cnn interview later that week. when she reminded people that she apologized for having the server. she's trying to move on this week by deflecting to donald trump, trying to get the attention away from her and the e-mails and the clinton foundation controversy and focus on donald trump. that's what we'll be seeing from both campaigns the next 2 1/2 months. we're not going to see each side address the issues they're facing. it is a battle to make this race a referendum on the other. that's how this is going to play out. >> so we hit e-mail scandals and also have a lot of clinton foundation fodder to play around with. the interesting part about this is as the e-mails are read through and parsed, you're finding more and more possible corruption with the clinton foundation. >> that's why we have mounting evidence. the fbi is, in fact, investigating the clinton foundation for public corruption. on its face, it looks very bad. this week, we saw e-mails produced by judicial

drip, drip, drip, of more information and the state department being for sale among some of the higher senior officials. more people are going to say hold on. i know you don't trust her, but this is exactly what donald trump means when he talks about totally shaking up and restarting washington d.c. charles: right although the democrats are going to come back and say isis was created because of an ill-faded war started by republicans. i don't want to talk about that some of us i want to talk about the economy. that speech today, i thought the tone was phenomenal. i would have liked to have seen that tone, in fact, on monday. it felt more personal, you know? >> yeah, agreed. charles: i don't know if this is because he's trying to follow the teleprompters, but i notice he gets tenser, his voice gets loud we are and it feels like he's shouting, when he doesn't have them, it sounds more personable and unbelievable. what i am curious, though, about the donald trump economic plan, it moves really far away from traditional conservative orthodoxy, and we're going to have higher debt for

conditioner unit where water is dripping. it's just a drip, but look at the puddle it's creating at the bottom, something as small as this is exactly where mosquitoes can breed. the problem code enforcement has is what do you tell pe, it's 91 degrees on miami beach in the middle of august. the inspectors gave the tenant o code violation and said he hadk five days to fix the leak or face a fine. >> hey, who i do report this to? >> reporter: erika thomas has been waiting for this type of action. she lives in the wynwood zika zone. outside her high-rise apartment is standing water at a construction site.co after calling and tweetingpi pictures to city officials, she didn't like what she was told w tweeting, "my situation inng wynwood will be handled in 24-72 hours. what a joke." >> do you know anything about mosquitoes? >> reporter: an official in miami-dade county told us they know about the site erika is referring to.ga they've treated it before, and they're going to target it again this weekend. maurice, that new case up in pinellas county, crews are now going door to door there, random

: they found it in an alley at a construction site. dripping water. officers manny villar and viji marharaj took action. >> we're going to issue a violation for creating a health hazard and nuisance, which is a $1,000 violation. >> reporter: quickly someone grabbed a broom and started sweeping. as the citation was being handed out, let me show you this air conditioner unit dripping. the problem code enforcement hases is what do you tell people, turn off the air conditioner? it's 91 degrees on miami beach in the middle of august. the inspectors gave the tenant a code violation and said he had five days to fix the leak or face a fine. >> hey, who i do report this to. >> reporter: erika thomas has been waiting for this type of action. he lives in the wynwood zika zone. outside her high-rise apartment is standing water at a construction site. after calling and tweeting pictures to city officials she didn't like what she was told tweeting, "my situation in wynwood will be handled in 24-72 hours. what a joke." mosquitoes? that's a long time fair lot to happen. >> reporter: an official in