in trouble when they do that. trish: did she do that in the beginning? >> it is the drip drip drip that kills you which -- you got to say i made a few mistakes with the server, i am sorry, won't happen again, it goes away, instead -- trish: politicians hang on for dear life, hillary clinton, could have come out -- there you go. the drip drip drip, why can't she just they are screwed up, i am sorry? >> i don't know. i don't think she did anything horribly wrong and the fbi director confirmed that. it may not have been illegal or improper but made a mistake. trish: i want to go to you on this. it seems common sense, if you are an investment banker working on a deal on wall street and start messageing back and forth on your private email account on that deal you are gone. it doesn't happen in the rest of america, wall street, business, you have to be careful, why would it be happening with state secrets from the secretary of state. >> i want to ask have you ever had a top secret security clearance? >> i love this question from conservatives. i love to point out that i don't have top-s

something. she doesn't have trust with the majority of americans and so the drip, drip, drip of this again is her own fault. these are being done by congressional requests and coming out little by little. ultimate ultimately, does it harm her? when she's up in the polls in every battleground state and that's already factored in. >> look at virginia. >> i don't know that it actually matters. >> republicans here kind of remind me of the guy who goes in for the kiss with the girl, gets slapped and then goes in for a second kiss. it's not going to happen. the obama department of justice is way too corrupt. they're not going to do anything. we know that. they already killed the fbi investigation into the foundation. we know that. but two things. it keeps the story of hillary as a liar in the headlines. >> yep. >> and it also shames the obama justice department as totally corrupt. and i don't even -- they're probably beyond shame so it doesn't matter. but hillary, as a liar, and the system being corrupt, if trump can really hone in on those two elements -- remember, his biggest poll number

this constant drip, drip, drip a problem for the clinton campaign? especially if it all comes out in october? >> it's not drip, drip, drip. it's house republicans doing nothing on infrastructure on immigration and zika because they are trying to drop, drop, drop one bomb after another. this is what it's going to be like. every day these conspiracy theorists will have another allegation. meanwhile, hillary clinton will continue to turn over, as she's said, what needs to be turned over and focus what counts to the american people. new jobs through infrastructure, comprehensive immigration reform, we have to stop zika virus and protect the american people. >> the former secretary of state colin powell talked with hillary clinton on how to use private e-mail. he's spoken out now to "people" magazine saying her people have been trying to pin it on me. the truth is she was using the private e-mail server for a year before i sent her a a memo telling her what i did. he's saying he never recommended a path to clinton and the campaign is trying to pin it on him. >> well, i wasn't privy to tho

to remember that the actual fact of what happened never killed you. the drip, drip, drip that does. that's why the khan thing was so bad. he let it drag out six days. it destroyed him. >> he let her lie drip out. >> we are not talking about trump. chris, listen to me. you will get your chance. i am talking about her. the woman lied to us. the head of the fbi said she lied to us. she said the head of the fbi came out and said i said the truth. she lied again. >> i would not say she lied. she was not truthful. i don't know if she was intentional in what she says. >> take it away, matt, hit it. >> this week, we saw hillary clinton lie. over and over again. she literally. i watched director comey's testimony life. he said she was dishonest in her testimony. used different word. he said she did pass on classified information. the thing we are missing in all this, judge, not just the fact she passed on classified information. that she made all of her e-mail communications vulnerable to everyone. and we'll never know the damage that caused us. i don't want people to see my personal e-mail

think of the fbi releasing the information. there is a political problem. drip, drip, drip continues on and untrustworthy numbers is going up but that doesn't hit the polls. this is where a story like this may not have the political effect because she's leading so much in the battleground states and even though independents and democrats don't seem to care about this story, it is affecting the republicans the most. the reverse affect of what would normally happen. the legal argument. do they reopen the investigation? that's probably not going to happen. unless there is a clear criminal intent and which there doesn't seem to be. there is a lot of smoke but no fire. >> let's get your take on that kirsten. honest and trustworthiness numbers for the tank and the race has been tightening up in the polls of late. and is this part of the reason? >> the more we talk about the e-mails, the ultimately worse it is for hillary clinton. she tried to portray trump as a racist. but these scandals shifts the focus and puts her back on the defense. and bad for her and force the media to start coverin

outside the united states and despite the steady drip of controversy, clinton tell jimmy kimmel there's nothing to worry about. >> have you considered using face time instead of e-mail? >> actually that's a good idea. jimmy, my e-mails are so boring and i mean, i'm embarrassed about that. they're so boring and so we've already released i don't know, more? >> well, today on the trail, clinton is set to unveil her tax cut proposal for small businesses as her running mate tours through colorado and trump is scheduled to hold a rally in texas as his vp pick campaigns through pennsylvania. >>> the california judge at the center of this year's controversial stanford rape case bows out of an upcoming trial. he faced backlash of he gave brock turner what many saw was a leen well, now he has taken himself off what would have been his first sex crime ruling since the turner controversy. he's been embroiled in a recall campaign. over 1 million people have signed a petition to remove him from the pench. the judge's decision to step aside came the same day that stanford banned hard liquor on campus.

benghazi. and this drip may finally be taking its toll as a new poll finds clinton's unpopularity has reached a new high. what it could all mean for her white house run. >> plus 20 grams of protein to help rebuild muscle. for the strength and energy to do what you love. new ensure enlive. always be you. fox news alert, we are awaiting a speech from hillary clinton in the swing state of ohio as new details coming out about emails. all data merging, the state department says it has about 30 emails that may be related to benghazi and libya read and those emails are among the thousands recovered during the fbi's investigation into her private email server. remember, hillary clinton said she turned over over work-related messages. watch. >> we turned over everything that was work-related, every single thing. personal stuff, we did not. >> all i can tell you is i turned over every work-related email in my possession. what we turned over were more than 30,000 emails that i assumed were already in the government system brett because they were sent to state.gov addresses. >> but there were som

a plan to release them in the month. one thing is clear, this political drip, drip, drip will keep dripping until election day. hillary clinton wants voters to focus on donald trump's words. >> in times of crisis, america depend on steady leadership. >> knock the crap out of them, would you? >> she is playing some of his greatest or most controversial hit. >> and can you tell them to go and [ bleep ] themselves. >> tonight her message is competing with new developments in old controversies. her private e-mail server at the state department and clinton foundation. the state department has one month to come up with the plan to release 15,000 new documents. discovered by the fbi between clinton and her top aides. reince priebus say they should be out before voting day. the judge's ruling comes as former secretary of state colin powell is pushing back on suggestions he gave clinton the idea to use private e-mail in the first place. telling reporters over the weekend, her people are trying to pin it on me. in 2009 he said he talked to clinton regularly. but he used a private e-mail addr

boston globe aaron blake. aaron, now, where do we go from here. >> it's another drip, drip, drip of this whole controversy over hillary clinton's emails. you know, there were -- these were not hillary clinton's personal emails that were released but they did shed some light on some instances where clinton foundation business could be construed to have intersected with state department business which by the way was something that hillary clinton promised there would be no impropriety in that regard because, obviously, they had this global foundation. she was going to become secretary of state. and so, you know, given that promise, that raises the specter of impropriety with these emails that were released even though there wasn't a smoking gun so to speak. >> the thing that caught my attention, victoria, said there was one from doug band who we all know was part of the clinton global initiative for a long time and had his own business is that he was looking for a job for somebody. the state department replied back from one of secretary clinton's close aides was that they sent the applican

clogged with grease it drips on the food. there are plumbing problems, mold by a bedroom closet and the bedbugs are so bad that 12- year-old fernando arroyo says he is forced to sleep on the floor. >> there's bedbugs in there. i can't sleep in the bed or the couches. so. >> reporter: on the floor. >> yeah. we are sleeping on the floor. >> reporter: residents made poster boards with photos and took evidence of these problems to city hall. >> they have 109 violations and we've been working for this for a whole year and nothing has been completed. so we're very dissatisfied with the work from code enforcement. >> reporter: residents have now filed the lawsuit and are also coming together as a group to express their concerns. translator: because when just one person complains, they usually get kicked out of the apartment. >> reporter: when more than a dozen complex residents tried to deliver their complaints to the city's code enforcement office, it was closed. the city says no appointment was made and staff was at an offsite meeting, but in a statement the city says, "we take code complian

construction site. we noticed a cement truck dripping water. the officers took action. >> we're going on issue a violation for creating a health hazard nuisance which is a thousand dollar violation. we noticed an air conditioner unit where water is dripping. it is just a drip but look at the puddle at the bottom. something where mosquitos would breed. turn off the air conditioner? it is 91 degrees on miami beef in the middle of august. he gave him a code violation and he had five days to fix leak. erica thomas is waiting for this type of violation. outside her high rise apartment is standing water construction site. after calling and tweeting pictures to city officials, she didn't like what she was told. tweeting my situation in winwood will be hand in 24 to 72 hours. what a joke. >> do you know anything about mosquitos? that's a long time for a lot to happen. >> an official in miami-dade said they know about that. they've treated it before. and they're going to target it again this weekend. that new case in pinellas door surveying people. they want to know that there is >>> today president ob

thinking probably illegal as well, and i think they're going to finally get to this. this is a drip, drip, drip for onen reason: foia requests are so difficult to get. it takes literally months, sometimes even longer. i think they have a 75-year backlog on foia, so these things start to come out. as you get them, you look at them and see what's going on. three field offices recommending at least an investigation? i would say you have to start looking at the doj. i guess it's going to be loretta that lynch who's decided not to open up an investigation. why? she's the same person who didn't open up an investigation based on james comey's recommendation, granted, but at no time with the e-mail server scandal -- didn't with the e-mail server scandal. sandra: it's unbelievable to me to see that reaction from the clintons, from hillary clinton's camp saying that it's absurd that anybody would think that this looks any other way. >> i know. was she just doing it for fun? like she has some time off. you can drink some wine, maybe go golfing. no, i'd like to interview people for the clinton founda

. >> so legally not a bombshell. >> legally not a bombshell but another drip in a steady procession of drips all of which are to the effect that we're getting pieces of the truth, not the whole truth. >> previously tens of thousands of e-mails have been turned over. some of them were high top secret stuff. we don't know what's in these new 15,000 e-mails but the inference is they're not about yoga and marriage plans. >> i can't believe they are. one of the things i find disturbing if you go back to director comey's statement we found no direct evidence that her server had been penetrated. one shouldn't have sto start parsing the language of a high government official but this begs for it. we found no direct evidence. what about indirect evidence? a real concern is the possibility that some foreign power hostile to the united states did penetrate her e-mail server and particularly when he said she was very careless handling e-mail overseas. >> i know you're the former attorney general of the united states of america, is this a question of judgment, the judgment of a former secretary

no additional e-mails, she turned them all over, that is what they told us. if this drip, drip, she says one thing and we found there is another thing. i'll be brutaly honest with you and your viewers, the fact that her and her husband and also all of her serogates are trying to make you believe, gosh, if st is not marked classified with big red letters, this is not a big deal. she is the secretary of state, everything she does is classified, every document, every known phone call is classified. the american people are not stupid mrs. clinton and mr. clinton, they understand you are trying to hide to information, to keep it private, you put our country's national security in jeopardy, that is what is happening, you will find more and more of this happening, and it is unfortunate, i think it does affect people trustworthiness, and believe bill tie with her being honest with the american team. deirdre: november will be a true referendum, if you senator scott brown. >> thank you. deirdre: sheriff david clark's request, wconsin governor scott walker declared a state of emergency, the na

clinton trying put pressure on donald trump and continue the trip, drip, drip, to force him to put out tax statements. he is yet on do that. let's take a look and break down the numbers in 2015. last year, had an income of $10.6 million. paid $3.2 million in taxes. and had a federal tax rate of about 31%. she paid a third of her income to the federal government. now it's important to point out here that the clinton campaign puts had that tax rate at 34%. we estimated it lower at 31% because we don't take in to effect the payroll taxes. about a third of the income. that is consistent to what we have seen in years past. including last year. if you look at last year in what she paid in income. $28 million in 2014, so we have seen the fact that she has gone on the campaign trail, she does not have a book out and no paid speeches. most of the speeches are for free or to help her campaign. we have seen less than half of the income in 2015 that she brought in, in 2014. now, also important to point out last summer, hillary clinton put out eight years of tax returns, that filled in the gaps

clinton foundation. there's going to be this drip, drip of information about the intersection between the foundation and -- >> the democrats said please just shut it down. >> and the "huffington post." speaking of liability, the associated press releasing a new report that shows more than half of those who met with hillary clinton during her time as cabinet secretary received either phone calls or connections or meetings and they also donated money to the clinton foundation. so the rnc is now following donald trump's lead and calling for a special prosecutor to look into this idea of pay-for-play. i'm going to quote here. this is among the strongest and most unmistakable pieces of evidence of what we have long suspected at hillary clinton's state department access to the most sensitive policymakers in the u.s., diplomacy was for sale to the highest bidder. i'm coming back to you, if the rnc and donald trump and other voices who are calling for an independent prosecutor get their way, judge andrew napolitano telling us objectively unlikely to happen and more unlikely to happen before n

approach rather than this slow-dripping attrition. >> hamg so much. >> good to be with you. >>> let's get a look at what's coming up at the top of the hour. rrchlt the children toing sere. thousand is it the campaign that descended into so much ugliness? >> all right. thanks to much. we'll see you in about 20 minutes. >>> is donald trump backing away from his tough-talking immigration policy? is it a pivot? is it a lesslation we'll be right back with sunday morning futures right here. ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪ for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever. entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effe

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

? >> well, the drip, drip, drip keeps on dripping. this is bad for the clinton campaign because they can't get the e-mail story out of the news. they're saying look, we're very happy that this is happening because some of the elements of the testimony have been leaked selectively. it's made the clinton campaign look bad. now it's going to all be out there and people can kind of make their own assessment. but it's kind of one day after another, sort of the next chapter of the e-mail story that they kind of hope would go away at this point. not going away. as you guys are reporting, there's going to be notes from the testimony that she gave. cnn says the document that was actually sent to the justice department, the 30 pages that director comey sent to the justice department, saying we're not going to pursue criminal charges, we don't recommend it. that also is going to be released, so it's beginning to be except in the news for several more news cycles. >> like 42 pages total. when do we expect it? >> some reports are saying it could be out as early as tomorrow. but whenever it is out

little scandals that keep happening and the drip, drip, drip, but they don't pay much attention to it. >> have never had a press that was more single anti-candidate than they are about donald trump. there is something about him that drives them nuts. so they are able to overlook hillary clinton's failures. there are a lot of good stories to be written about hillary clinton. lou: there is reeking corruption around her. >> take for a moment the potential first husband bill clinton attack, saying it's a load of bull. i know it's a big deal donald trump told a protester to go back to his mommy. but maybe bill clinton taking on comey this way is a big story. tie wouldn't be surprised if everything ever associated decided to show up. he got buffaloed by her and he says she lies, and she doesn't do anything about it, daniel. >> there is a lot of trust being he float this just its department and f.b.i. the prime example being the children tons. they are doing enormous damage to trust in the system which is what donald trump is running against. and it's a weird conundrum where we have a lot

clinton campaign is voting on the latter, they have to be worried about the drip, drip, drip of this and if they can essentially start to lose this thing sort of a death by a thousand cuts. >> even while voters are maybe sick of the sort of atmosphere of talking about these e-mails and the controversy, every time that something comes out that's concrete like these most recent e-mails that revealed things about the clinton foundation or whatever we may hear from her fbi interviews or from the depositions to come, it gives more concrete fodder for voters to latch onto. so they can say it's not just that they feel she is untrustworthy but they can point to something. they're dealing with the drip, drip, drip of real things. >> jim comey validating it with his searing statement. >> we'll see if trump can get in position close enough to make opportunities if they're there. >>> next, a plea to the pollsters about the poll tickets. >>> the question. should the president have cut short his stay? most of you, wow. most of you say no. words no one even knows. but everyone knows cheese. cracker

the e-mail scandal continues to be this drip, drip, drip that her campaign has to deal with. >> before i let you go, i have to ask you this, i want to get your take on what we're seeing with trump surrogates raising questions over hillary clinton's health. rudy giuliani, the former new york city mayor, says people should go online and google her name and the word "illness." what's going on here? >> i think this is one of the clearest demonstrations we've seen so far of what the tone will be of the new donald trump campaign. as we all know, he had a big shakeup last week bringing in bannon and other leaders. i think this is going to be a bare-knuckled fight all the way to november. the fact they're bringing up issues like her health which is something you see talked about most often on drudge or, you know, conspiracy theory websites, that just shows you how tough this campaign is going to be and i think hillary clinton has tried at various points in the campaign to kind of deal with this issue with a sense of humor and that may be the way that she does for the rest of the wee

and the drip, drip, drip tendency here. one other thing. back in 1996 during the clinton-dole campaign, i wrote an article for "the wall street journal" about a drug dealer who got into the white house for a photo-op with president and mrs. clinton and the clinton white house said we didn't know, et cetera, et cetera. i worked in the white house and i knew you couldn't possibly get in there for a christmas party unless they know who you are. so there is a history of this kind of thing. >> no. let's not equate some issue with a drug dealer in this instance and these, mails. those are totally -- the clintons continue to deny and they continue to lie and that's what they've done throughout their career. don't forget the lincoln bedroom scandal in the '90s. the pay to play has been modus operandi for the clintons. >> no pay to play established here in any of the e-mails that have come out. >> i hit pause for a moment because the new york police department is holding a press conference on that scaler for trump tower today. let's listen in. >> hold on. >> good evening, everybody. i'

-mail story has been going on for years, it feels like. there is a drip, drip, drip element to it because there are new discoveries of troves of e-mails or disclosures from them. it is the most valuable or effective talking point trump has against her right now when it comes to her time as secretary of state. >> we have so many questions to ask. brian and eugene, we will see you in the next half hour. >> get a cup of coffee. come back. >>> let's talk about money. economists think hillary clinton is best for u.s. business. donald trump not even the second best choice in the new survey of more than 400 economists. it chose 55% picked clinton as the top choice for economic policy. gary johnson with 15%. then donald trump at 14%. another 15% say they don't know. these results are another sign of how trump is struggling to connect with the business community despite touting his record as a business titan. 61% say the u.s. needs to allow more immigration. that was the top issue among respondents. 65% say u.s. has to be open to trade. most of the economists say overall uncertainty during

concern about the drip, drip, drip of hillary clinton's e-mail problems. tonight, a few more drips. new calling for the fbi to take up the case of lying under oath to congress. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has more. >> bret, the e-mails were covered by the fbi special investigator who covered the scandal on the classified e-mail investigation. based on the subject in d.c. court, hundreds of new e-mails may be public before the election. the ruling from judge james berg, an appointee, the records may be released shortly. these e-mails were sent or received by mrs. clinton and deleted by her team and not among the records turned over to the state department. there are seven disks of data, includes one with classified e-mails. the guess is that there are tens of thousands of new clinton record s in play. >> the intent is to do that appraisal before september 23rd, but again, we're still in the process of looking at the amount of effort and resources we need to commit to doing that. but that's the intent at least. >> judicial watch who brought the lawsuit says that th

happens until then, you're right, it could be a drip drip of those of us hearing about different parts of the three-and-a-half conversation that happened over july fourth weekend. >> there are also democratic members who might have an incentive to drip some drips of it and this one seems to be ben ishl. it seems to be there is colin powell saying you should do it this way. >> yes. it's interesting, you know, hillary clinton have said from the get go that previous secretary of state have done this. they haven't made the link he told her to do it and i think that was something he had mixed emotions about it and passing blames on a popular, former diplomat. we had known other developments scandal that. >> there's some huge differences between colin powell's time and secretary clinton's powell's there, the systems had changed. when colin powell was there, their computers weren't connected to the internet, apparently you couldn't send e-mail outside of the state department, that wasn't the case by the time hillary clinton got there and she was operating under a new rule imposed by the

democrats have expressed concern about the drip, drip, drip of hillary clinton's e-mail problems. tonight, a few more drips. new calling for the fbi to take up the case of lying under oath to congress. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has more. >> bret, the e-mails were covered by the fbi special investigator who covered the scandal on the classified e-mail investigation. based on the subject in d.c. court, hundreds of new e-mails may be public before the election. the ruling from judge james berg, an appointee, the records may be released shortly. these e-mails were sent or received by mrs. clinton and deleted by her team and not among the records turned over to the state department. there are seven disks of data, includes one with classified e-mails. the guess is that there are tens of thousands of new clinton record s in play. >> the intent is to do that appraisal before september 23rd, but again, we're still in the process of looking at the amount of effort and resources we need to comthat. but that's the intent at least. >> judicial watch who brought the l

election day and the clinton campaign is once again facing the drip, drip, drip, the tough questions, about an issue that won't seem to go away. e-mails sent from a private server during her time as secretary of state. a federal judge has ordered some 15,000 documents from newly discovered e-mails and documents on clinton's private server to be reviewed and released in october just a couple weeks shy of that election. now her ties to the clinton foundation coming under increased scrutiny as donald trump is calling for the foundation to be shut down. return donations. mr. trump claiming secretary clinton is guilty of what he is referring to as pay-for-play, accusing her of granting favors while she was at state in exchange for donations to the clinton foundation. >> the amounts involved, the favors done and the significant number of times it was done require an expedited investigation by a special prosecutor, peedly, immediate immediately. >> straight to jeff zeleny, our senior washington correspondent. i want examples. i want you to be specific as far as what's in these e-mails and t

the presidency. tom: mark, this isn't going to go away, this is going to drip, drip, drip, to november. every time a couple of new e-mails comes out, it goes under the microscope. there's more here that doesn't add up to what she said. >> nobody more liberal than the "new york times," even they're offended and appalled by the clinton foundation. don't forget it was a year ago they did the expose on the finances of the clinton foundation. they're the ones that came out with the 75 million in travel expenses. the gulf war didn't have that much travel expense. just taking the donation says a conflict of interest that stinks. tom: something is up there. the other part behind, this and kelly, this is the preparation, the buzz is that donald trump isn't sitting down, and doing the typical preparation for the debates, they're less than a month away now. you think he's going outsmart everybody or is he going to get caug? >> i think the debates, everyone is tipating them and looking forward to them. i think the most important thing is to be true to yourself and donald trump looks like

the bloomberg news report. that is not that surprising given the drip, drip, drip of some republicans slowly moving over to the clinton camp. there is a report from bloomberg what has until now been natural. they will actually try to target these defectors and poach def t defect defectors. a congress member from illinois. let's listen to his support of hillary clinton. >> i'm saying for me personally, how can i support that because he has crossed so many red lines that a commander in chief or candidate for commander in chief should never cross. i don't see how i get to donald trump anymore. >> he is not on clinton yet. i should be clear. he is anti-trump. >> and others like him. saying they cannot support donald trump. what is notable about the bloomberg story is clinton seeking republican support. the campaign is creating a way to come out and say i'm republican and i'm for hillary. we have seen this from the bottom from the grassroots. now we are seeing it closer to the top. the campaign is seeking more of the people. especially after labor day. it makes sense. they are leaning into

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

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

documents ensures this political drip, drip, drip will keep dripping until election day. hillary clinton wants voters to focus on donald trump's words. >> in times of crisis, america depends on steady leadership. >> knock the crap out of him. >> reporter: in this new campaign commercial, she's playing some of his greatest or controversial hits. >> and calm judgment. >> you can tell them go to [ bleep ] themselves. >> reporter: tonight her message is competing with new developments in old clinton controversies. her private e-mail server and the clinton foundation. the state department has one month to come up with a plan to release 15,000 new documents discovered by the fbi between clinton and top aides. chairman reince priebus said the e-mails in question should be released in full before election day. if they are related to her state department work, we support those documents being released publicly as well. the judge's ruling comes as colin powell is pushing back on suggestions he gave clinton the idea to use the server in the first place. he said her people are trying to pin

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

think it's a big problem that yet again she cannot get off this e-mail topic. it is a complete drip drip drip. i agree with what is being said here. i had been there before the president has invited her in the middle of the campaign. donald trump has said some terrible things about mexico. i met you before. that's insulting. and it's not leadership. >> they haven't moved and we are all talking about the e-mails. why do you think it falls out of the move. the last time we were together the fact of the matter is if you look at the fundamentals the go back six or nine months. after two terms of one party's president. we talk about the fundamentals of the economy. it all pointed to a republican victory and hillary is now solidly ahead. the polls have moved. as the one that shows 69 percent of the people do not believe that hillary clinton is trustworthy and it's because of things like these 30 new e-mails that were finding and it's the other 15,000 that we learned were destroyed was something called bleach bit. her trustworthy factor is not there at all. i think it is a huge problem and

tired, weary feeling, drip, drip about the e-mails and clenten foundation. who is paying that close attention besides us and people watching this show? but i would say the vast majority of people aren't in that deep and they just hear it and they sort of tune it out. and i think they're counting on that. >> i want to turn quickly to the trump campaign and the speech coming up tomorrow on immigration. here is jason miller, spokesperson for donald trump. >> what you've seen with mr. trump he has been remarkably consistent in his pledge to end illegal immigration, build a wall, secure our borders, we're going to end sanctuary cities, pass e-verify, uphold the constitution. that's going to make a big difference in this country. >> there's a lot of people who have seen an evolution. trump campaign itself says wait until the speech. >> yeah. we should. let's wait till the speech. earlier this week, we've heard that it may not be a real wall. it may be a digital or virtual wall, which seems even more jeb bush like. maybe the mexicans will pay for this hologram. who knows? the problem, the

election day. now, donald trump is singing on the drip, drip of bad news for clinton. but while she's trying to knock him off message with more divisive and ugly rhetoric, trump? he's not taking the bait. >> the real divide in this election is not between left and right but between everyday working people and a corrupt political establishment that works only for itself. >> well, we'll take up the latest developments on the campaign trail with brett barns, carrie picket, also speaking with pastor mark burns on the clinton campaign's new low with its race baiting. and the obama administration reaches out to the putin administration for help in the middle east. yes. the situation with syria, turkey, and russia, it is growing even more complex. we'll be taking that up and a lot more with retired general bob scales. now, our top story tonight, hillary clinton forced on the defensive in the midst of growing scandals. repeatedly tried to defend the clinton foundation and her ten-year of secretary of state. clinton today offered up her classic response. there's nothing to see here. but as we'

is, is this something with this drip, drip, drip that might have an impact in that people just don't trust her and, ultimately, may not vote for her for that reason? >> in my judgment, no. i don't think it's that important. i think it's something to be concerned about. i'm not going to paper it over. i haven't been taught with the talking points are supposed to be by the clinton campaign. i'm not part of the clinton campaign. i'm in a position that's i think lots of republicans are in. i voted for a republican for president nine times. but i'm not voting for the current nominee because i think, number one, he would make a very poor president. the most reckless president in history is what people who signed 50 national security republican experts like mike hayden and tom ridge had to say about him. and i agree with that. and so i think that republicans who are in my position are better off voting for mrs. clinton and against him to save the party, among other things. we're not going to have a republican party if donald trump wins. >> you understand as a former under secretary of state