when i contacted both the clinton foundation the clinton spokesman and mr. justra they denied any such meeting ever took place. and then when we told them well we had already talked to the head of kazakhstan who has a picture of him and bill at the home in chappaqua, and that he proudly displayed on his office wall they then acknowledged that yes, the meeting had taken place. >> so what happened to justra's company that benefited from that deal in kazakhstan? after a merger it became a uranium giant. called uranium one. and then the russians bought it. >> uranium one became very active in acquiring uranium assets actually in the united states itself. by 2008 2009 they were particularly attractive target for the russian government. >> and the russians acquired that target. >> they would acquire what would amount to 50% of projected uranium output by 2015. >> in other words, russia now controls what was projected to be up to half of america's uranium. does secretary clinton factor into this? >> for that deal to go through, it needs federal government approval.

when i first contacted both the clinton foundation mr. clinton's spokesman and mr. justra they denied any such meeting ever took place. then when we told them we had already talked to the head of kaza who told us not only all about the meeting but has a picture of him and bill at the home in chap a kwa and that he proudly displayed on his office wall they then acknowledged that yes, the meeting had taken place. >> so what happened to justra's company that benefited from that deal in kazakhstan? after a merger it became a uranium giant called uranium one and then the russians bought it. >> uranium one became very active in acquiring uranium assets actually in the united states itself. why 2008 2009 they were collateral attractive target for the russian government. >> and the russians acquired that target. >> they would acquire what would amount to 50% of projected uranium output by 2015. >> in other words, russia now controls what was projected to be up to half of america's uranium. >> now, does secretary clinton factor into this? >> for that deal to go through it ne

>> no there was no reaction from the clinton campaign or bill clinton. he declined an interview with international business times, dell and the other companies that paid bill clinton while they were lobbying the state department said that they paid bill clinton in a way that was separate from their business before the state department. there was nothing to see. but 13 companies that were actively lobbying hillary clinton's state department paid bill clinton, and money going into the clinton's bank account, not the philanthropic enterprise. >> there is nothing wrong with a former president like bill clinton accepting fees for speeches, no matter how much he wants to charge. is the issue that because at the time these married to a high-level official that that is where the conflict of issue may come in. >> that's the key question where was the line drawn, was a line drawn. the state department was supposed to have a conflict of interest agreement to avoid bill clinton's speaking fees for firms that presented a conflict of interest from the state department

you had bill clinton there and hillary clinton there. you had donna karen. you had ben stiller. you had sean penn. lots of people showed up to say how wonderful this facility was going to be for everybody. >> but as all these projects moved forward questions were raised. the central question was about how so many of these deals seemed to come back at some point to the clintons. >> what quickly became apparent to many people is if you wanted a contract and you wanted to do business in haiti you had to have relationships with the clinton. that was key. >> the company that cleaned up the cell phone transfers was digicel. >> they took in more than $50 million in revenue in haiti. >> they're run by irish billionaire dennis o'brien who set up lucrative speeches for bill clinton as well as donating millions of his own money to the clinton foundation and one company that got a rare gold permit was vcs mining which didn't actually have much mining experience but would soon have hillary clinton's brother, tony rodham on its board. as for the industrial park the anchor tenant is a korean m

you had bill clinton there, hillary clinton there. you had donna karan the fashion designer, you had ben stiller, sean penn. lots of people showed up to say how wonderful the facility would be for everybody. >> as all of these projects moved forward questions were raised. the central question the question which switzer investigated was about how so many of these deals seemed to come back at some point to the clintons. >> what quickly became apparent to many people was that if you wanted a contract if you wanted to do business in haiti, you had to have relationships with the clintons. that was absolutely key. >> the company that cleaned up on the cell phone transfers was digucell. >> in the months running up to december 2012 they took in $50 million in revenue in haiti. >> digicel is run by dennis o'brien who set up lucrative speeches with bill clinton as well as donating millions to the bill clinton foundation. one that got a wear permit was vcs mining which didn't have much mining experience but would have hillary clinton's brother t

clinton. so he goes to bill clinton ask says how would you like it if i donated millions of dollars to the clinton foundation. and bill clinton said i would like it very much. and before you knew it bill clinton and that guy were on a fight over to kazakhstan which rodriguez is probably saying where is that it was far away. and got a lot of urine up. so they go over there, bill clinton says nice things about the kazakhstan leader running a terrible country at the time all sort of problems. and when bill clinton goes on the plane back home suddenly this dude who promised the money to the clinton foundation he gets great news from the head of kazakhstan you got your interest in the uranium. here you go. got it right? is that about it? >> that's exactly right. and then the kicker is right after that the canadian investor gives $31 million to the clinton foundation and promises $100 million more. so this was -- this is as clear as you can a pay for play situation. >> let me stop you one second. ju

the book title clinton cash, hillary clinton has been trying to dismiss the forthcoming book as a political smear schweitzer is not a hack, and it will have to hold up to scrutiny. the new york times and other publications are giving second thoughts to hillary clinton. new york businessman john cooper who bundled operations for barack obama's campaign, says he wants a more detailed clinton campaign response. it's true we're talking about an election that is more than 19 months away. but this is not the conversation that they want to have with the iowa caucus less than a year away. lasting intervention, no doubt quinnipiac poll, bothering voters including hillary clinton's own response. facing accusations she's been unethical and has ongoing conflicts of interest, in new hampshire hillary clinton addressed reporters and was dismissive. >> well, we're back into the political season and therefore we will be subjected to all kinds of distraction and attack. and i'm ready for that. >> reporter: most of the current distraction stem from her family foundation. a charity whose mission is to promote

clinton sometimes did. and not only would she sort of humiliate you in front of your colleagues or whoever happened to be around. hillary tended to be the kind of -- would kind of run a campaign against the people behind their back. and that was certainly my experience. and one more. george stephanopoulos himself. she just jumped down my throat and basically said you never believed in us, you never stood for us we were all alone in new hampshire and it was fierce and chilling. and i was kind of stunned. it was the most hurtful thing i thought she could say especially in front of all of my colleagues at the time. so much has been made this week about rand paul, prickly and interviews with savannah guthrie. >> right. >> this sounds like an angry woman. >> it is an angry woman. and recently when she heard about the jeffrey epstein matter, the orgy island she went barrelling into bill clinton's office in chappaqua, took her hand and cleaned off his desk wiping off everything including his sculptures, furious at

when i first contacted both the clinton foundation, the clinton spokesman, and mr. justra, they denied any such meeting took place. then whether we told them, we'd already talked to the head that told us all about the meeting but actually has a picture of him and bill at the home and that he proudly displayed on his office wall they then acknowledged that yes, the meeting had taken place. >> so what happened to the company that benefited from the deal in kazakhstan? after a merger it became a uranium giant called uraniumone. and then the russians bought it. in 2008 and 2009 they were particularly attractive target for the russian government. and the russians acquired that target. >> they would acquire 50% of projected uranium output by 2015. >> in other words russia controls what was projected to be up to half of america's uranium. >> does secretary clinton happen to be in this? >> for that deal to go through, it needs federal government approval. one of the ones that have to approve that deal is secretary clinton. >> senator clinton was 'posed to these buys from co

when i first contacted both the clinton foundation the clinton spokesman, and mr. justra they denied any such meeting took place. when we said well, we already talked to the let of told us all about the meeting has a picture of bill and him at the helm and it was probably acknowledged on his wall. and then they acknowledged yes, the meeting had taken place. >> so what happened to the company that benefited from the deal in kazakhstan? after a merger it became a uranium giant, but uranium won. and then the us ares bought it. >> uranium one was important. in 2008 and 2009 they attracted the russian government. they would acquire 50% of projected uranuum output in 2015. >> in other words russia controls what was projected to be up to half of america's uranium. >> does secretary clinton happen to be in this? >> as senator clinton was vigorously opposed to these buys from countries into the u.s. >> that's a great point, bret. remember the divide ports deal which she was opposed to. >> we believe no foreign governments should control our parts. in this case we're talking

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a clinton insider response to the allegation. >> do you ever get tired of cleaning up after the clintons? >> former counsel lanny davis is back to deal with this latest clinton controversy. >> a u.s. drone strike mistakingly kills hostages held by al qaeda. >> as president and commander in chief, i take full responsibility for all of our counterterrorism operations and profoundly regret what happened. >> our sunday group weighs in on whether the counterterrorism strategy needs to be changed. and our power player of the week. dr. francis collins, head of the national institutes of health. >> we're the house of hope. this is where people come to when everything else has stopped working. >> all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. well it's the old adage, follow the money, in the case of hillary clinton who just launched her presidential campaign following the money has led to troubling questions. today we want to drill down into the controversy with peter swei sweitzer for his first live interview. brett has been leading the fox news reporting on the

and the loser, chelsea clinton. it's one thing to send lanny davis and carville out there to defend you. but to you send your daughter? that's rather cheesy. >> cheesy. >> there are other words but i can't use them here so i go with cheesy. >> you are dialing it back after wine, women and song. >> i have already corrupted the 14-year-old so i will stop right there. >> luke, it's all a joke. that's it for the panel. stay tuned to see one late night host trying to for president [ male announcer ] meet jill. she thought she'd feel better after seeing her doctor. and she might have if not for kari, the identity thief who stole jill's social security number to open credit cards ruining jill's credit and her dream of retirement. every year, millions of people just like you experience how a little personal information in the wrong hands could wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft and once every 2 seconds someone becomes a victim. lifelock offers comprehensive identity theft protection. the patented lifelock iden

. >>> then, the clinton campaign under siege from multiple clinton cash stories is responding for the first time. >>> two new reports proving ted cruz and marco rubio have one message for voters and an entirely different message for their billionaire donors. >>> "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. an unprecedented moment in american history this morning. president obama appeared on camera in a surprise address to announce the stunning news that two al qaeda hostages, warren weinstein, an american, and giovanni lo porto, an italian, were accidentally killed in a u.s. drone strike. >> based on information and intelligence we have obtained we believe that a u.s. counter terrorism operation targeting an al qaeda compound in the afghanistan-pakistan border region accidentally killed warren and giovanni this past january. as president and as commander in chief, i take full responsibility for all our counter terrorism operations, including the one that inadvertently took the lives of warren and giovanni. i profoundly regret what happened. on behalf of

clinton. and this whole idea about the middle class, her definition of poverty is probably different than most people's definition of poverty. she said that her and bill clinton basically were flat-broke and impoverished after they left the white house. i think most americans understand that's not flat broke. >> she's going to be talking about income inequality about the fact that wages aren't rising. you agree with that right? you think that should be -- >> yeah yeah. the middle class is getting screwed by the obama agenda. who can pay you more who can hire more people in this economy when you don't know what your power bill's going to be because the epa regulation on carbon is hanging over you. people are losing their health care because the oppressive nature of obamacare. obama's raised taxes. at the end of the day the middle class has suffered the most under barack obama. what would she do differently than barack obama to help the middle class? because clearly it's not working on thishis w

many of the foreign interests contributed heavily to the clinton foundation or the clinton global initiative. >> is it coincidence in a pattern that we see repeated dozens of times where large clinton supporters are -- have business before the state department they make large payments and favorable actions are taken? i don't think coincidences occur that frequently. >> clinton supporter and long-time defender lanny davis told chris wallace that the former president and his wife quote, religiously had a wall between them when she was secretary of state. >> i don't think but for a few inadvertent errors they ever violated the agreement on trains parn see transparencies. >> there is no proof of quid pro quo or bribery but schweizer says that's often the case on insider trading where they look for a pattern of behavior. clinton did her communicating on her own server which we now know has been wiped clean. julie? >> just today, the clinton foundation announced it is making major changes to strengthen accountability and transparency. what did it say? >> it put out a statement, part of which you j

>> you act as if the clinton foundation is hillary clinton's private pocketbook. she is now running as president of the united states. she was a distinguished senator from new york who got bipartisan praise for her work there. she was an extraordinary secretary of state. >> i know her spokes people want to say we need to look to the future. when you run for president, everyone looks at your past. >> the most honest thing bernard said this afternoon is that the clinton's foundation is an extension of their pocketbook. that's what it is. "the new york times" today and "the washington post" aren't part of the right wing conspiracy. you had two damning, huge articles that show that the clintons will refuse to be held accountable to any standards of everyday americans that hillary is asking for votes for, right? and their foundation may as well be called clinton, inc. president clinton while married to -- he is still married to hillary clinton, he got $26 million in speaking fees from organizations and foreign governments that simultaneously donated to the foundation.

mark: when we come back, the old hillary clinton, the new hillary clinton, and a southern hillary clinton. ♪ mark: it's easy sometimes to lose track of where hillary clinton is from. new york back oh washington? arkansas? our resident linguist explored the evolution of hillary clinton's accent. >> everybody has an accent, even if you don't think you do. some of us have more than one like hillary clinton. her axes have fluctuated a lot. hillary clinton: the road to being somebody in this society is education. >> that is hillary in 1983. it is hard to till she is pandering to the audience or mimicking the people around her. loss of politicians do the same thing. with hillary, you have three decades. let's go back to the 1983 clip. hillary clinton: start with education, education. >> she is from illinois, she married a guy from arkansas. that inland southern accent, it starts to fade four years later. hillary clinton: between personal privacy, family privacy . as a society, we have more than enough examples. >> there is a twain, but it is on its way out. the accent returns in 1992 when bil

for the clintons -- i mean for the clinton campaign to push back against, because it is so fishy. and i mean -- >> what is the -- >> that a conservative guy who works for the -- i mean this is why it's not going to hurt her in the democratic primary, because -- >> at all? >> i don't believe so. >> okay. and it's because of where this came from. i think it was smart for him to go to "the post" and "the new york times" -- >> because that's -- >> right. but they can still point and i would point and others would point to this -- you know -- again, he wasn't going to -- he's not doing a book on push. it's not a book. as the publisher said it doesn't exist -- >> for a second, you're talking about jeb bush. he wanted to look into jeb bush's finances as well. >> he targeted this republican congressmen, one was ousted and one had to resign. so i think what he's -- what peter's trying to do is definitely make sure that he's able to have cover and the fact is is that "the new york times" has taken it to that next step. they ended up making more of a story of this than -- >> this is all, aga

as a private citizen former president clinton or his wife hillary clinton, are free to make investments. people may question whether they ought to be doing this or that but this is not a question of privacy or making investments. this is a public official secretary of state of the united states of america at a time in which confidence in the integrity of our system is always at stake. it is simply a deal that should not have occurred. mark: i want to talk about the iran nuclear devotions. would you describe the clintons and their dealings with the foundation as secretary of state as corrupt, careless, or something else? fmr. senator lugar: i would be inclined to say careless but careless after they were warned. i cited the initial hearings for her nomination, the floor debate . these issues were raised then. they were not afterthoughts. that is why it seems to me from the beginning they were forewarned that there were some of us who felt that ethically, it was not good judgment, quite apart from statecraft. mark: you have been encouraging the nuclear negotiations with iran. i wonder wha

so this is really going back to the '90s clinton strategy where if you cannot convict the clintons of a felony then really what are you talking about here. it's not worth mentioning. i think what is worth mentioning is that mrs. clinton has failed to meet the ethical standards she set with the obama administration in 2008 on disclosure on accepting foreign donations. didn't disclose the donations tied to the uranium mines, did not get approval on an algeria donation either. so this was a very low bar they set. a lot of people would say this is completely inappropriate for them to be accepting any foreign government money, even with that low bar she failed to meet it. >> so dan, this is the question. why did the clintons cash those ld they do this? you had to know this would look terrible if she ran for president of the united states. bill clinton accepting money, the foundation accepting money from foreign donors companies while she was secretary of state. >> or a moscow investment bank giving him a speaking fee for $500,000. i think the answer goes back to the 1990s. back between 199

. >> we must do better than the hillary clinton foreign policy is. >> hillary clinton represents failed policies of the past. >> hillary clinton represents the worst of the washington machine. >> then of course what about bill the former president? he says he'll stay in the background, but then again -- >> and surprise. i'll be her vp. and if anything happens to her, god forbid i will happily be president of the united states again. again. >>> good day. i'm luke russer. andrea mitchell is on her way to iowa, and so is hillary clinton making her way there kick off her presidential campaign with a road trip from her home in new york. aids say it was clinton's idea to talk to people at stops along the way without a big entourage or cameras. her video has been viewed over 4 million times. >> you can do more than just get by. you can get ahead and stay ahead because when families are strong, america is strong. so i'm hitting the road to earn your vote because it's your time, and i hope you'll join me on this journey. >> will it work? that is the million dollar question. tom hard kin served a

benghazi, clinton gate, the clinton foundation, and there is the reality she presided over the secret channel that red led to the breakthrough in iran as well as recommended tough sanctions. >> and the recent with russia and everything else? you said it's tricky and you listed everything that would be seen as failures. what's the successes. >> the success is we live in a dangerous and cruel world, 24/7 breathless crisis. and she is confident compare that to her respective republican pony sneents last time she ran on that topic. remember the famous 3:00 a.m. ad? who do you want to answer the phone when it is a crisis at 3:00 a.m. she seemed to think it was her. >> obama wanted change and they wanted young and new. the question is what do they want now, new or experience? who knows. >> we will see. we appreciate you coming, aaron david miller from the state department shlg former adviser. appreciate your time. >>> last night i had the honor of take part in an event len benefiting luke's wings, the focus for employing flight so that wounded service men and women can be with loved one as

hillary clinton. she had a reputation going back to the divide port steel. >> this was in 2005 that the united arab emirates are being several american port. she was then a u.s. senator and she said, we shouldn't have foreign companies buying huge u.s. assets. >> critical assets. uranium fits that bill. what's also happening in 2010, basically they're claiming she didn't know about this deal. in 2010 when this deal is going down she's responsible for the a123 russian nuclear she's point person with russian reset four members of congress writing letters expression concern -- >>fy may, you don't have a single piece of evidence that she was involved in this deal she sent a memo to the person -- the state department representative who was on this committee and said, hey we want to approve the uranium one sale. >> i am a journalist. i don't have access to government records. i certainly don't have access to her e-mails. doesn't seem like anybody does. the fundamental question with this deal and the others

clinton. >> her track record with respect to domestic policy, i think, is one that cares about work and families. if she decides to run and she makes the announcement, she's going to have some strong messages to deliver. >> so he mentions working families. what will she do -- anything different? >> which is what he has mentioned during his entire presidency, and we have not seen a lot of changes, positive ones, for the middle class. i mean, you're the middle class if you feel you're the middle class, and far fewer people are feeling that now. >> it has been tough and hasn't gotten a lot better for some, unfortunately. brenda, good to see you as always. thanks for talking about the potential maybe, would be, could be mrs. clinton. of course, you can watch brenda on "bulls and bears" on the fox newschannel a the weekends as she gives us her news. >> i think we'll have to start using initials once again as we await hillary clinton to make it official, the announcement of her 2016 white house bid

clinton became secretary clinton. they would disclose the donations from foreign governments and foreign businesses and get a first view of the speeches president clinton was going to deliver around the world. that by all reporting just fell apart in the early days. these specific donations from this company uranium 1 were not listed. it raises a lot of questions, also on policy on this specific story kazakhstan has a horrible human rights record and the president, former president clinton was standing next to, wanted to be the head of by human-rights commission this global commission. secretary clinton and policy was supposed to it as senator and then she was silent after this deal went through. is there a quid pro quo there? do you get there? the clinton campaign says no as you lay out the bullet points it is worth raising a question. >> people have to read these stories and make these connections. >> clintons could prove all this and do it by an e-mail trail land how can you characterize the history for the e-mails

is bill clinton. she was busy being secretary of state when the clinton foundation was raising money and doing their good work but this story has legs. lou: looks like corruption was being distracted by her energies being devoted to this department of state. i take your point. >> we shall see. lou: thanks so much. great reporting as always. time for a look at our online poll results -- looks like work there to do. thanks for being with us tonight. join us tomorrow. good night from new york. neil: is the economy is doing so well and market averages are hitting new highs, why are so many americans on food stamps? and if the health care law is so good why is it enticing more americans to apply for food stamps? we want to know. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. and it's always been one of those things that never quite jibed for me. a jobs boom and the food stamps boom. it doesn't fit. you would figure as meager as the recovery has brngs it's been a recovery, it would have folks relying on government le

does hillary clinton wan to follow a bill clinton speech on the stage? >> hold that thought because i do want to talk about your party, marco rubio, he's announcing tomorrow he's going to run for president. quickly get to you but starting with you, congressman, do you believe he is the kind of future for your party? >> i think people are excited to see all of the candidates that are running on the republican side. we've got a team full and a deep bench that are out there running. here is the difference. hillary clinton with obama and bill clinton reminds people of the things they don't like. the clinton scandals, obama care which people want to see repealed. keystone pipeline which they want to see passed. those are the reminders out there every time you have bill clinton and obama out there. when they look at our bench, they see people that are new faces, very diverse that have big ten ideas. >> thank you very much. i'm going to get you, we're going to be back live at noon eastern, get marco rubio and more. thank you very much all of you. we appreciate

he's known the clintons for nine years and had reportedly become very close friends with bill clinton. he's also the son in lawn of a former ukrainian president who "the new york times" said was accused of corruption and nepotism and murdering journalists. he sold a state-owned steel company to what critics say was pennies on the dollar to his son-in-law. and they raced a red flag over dealings with intersanctions with iran. they said any invoice for $1 million to the oil and gas industry. newsweek has documentation that confirms a series of shipments to interpipe, with invoices totalling millions of dollars. some argue the u.s. sanctions laws not well defined and interpipe may not be in violation but they also have a subsidiary right here in the u.s. and that alone might qualify the company for crippling penalties like denying access to the u.s. market and u.s. banks. back in 2012 a chinese oil company was penalized for ignoring u.s. foreign policy. of course the state department is in charge of policing the list of foreign policies and at the time the state department was secretary

hillary clinton. she had a reputation going back to the dubai port steel. >> quickly point out, this is in 2005 that the united arab emirates are buying a number of ports and she was senator and she said we shouldn't have them buying u.s. assets. >> yes. what is also happening in 2010 basically they are claiming she didn't know about this deal. in 2010 when this deal is going down she is responsible for the a-123 nuclear negotiations. you've got four senior members of congress who have written a letter expressing concerns about this deal. >> again, if i may, you don't have a single piece of evidence that she was involved in this deal that she sent a memo to the person -- the state department representative who was on this committee and said hey, we want to approve the uranium one sale. >> right. i'm a journistalist. i don't have access to her e-mails. it doesn't seem anyone does. the fundamental question is is it coincidence in a pattern that we see repeated dozens of times where large clinton support

when i first contacted both the clinton foundation mr. clinton's spokesman and mr. justra they denied any such meeting ever took place. then when we told them we had already talked to the head of kaza who told us not only all about the meeting but has a picture of him and bill at the home in chap a kwa and that he proudly displayed on his office wall they then acknowledged that yes, the meeting had taken place. >> so what happened to justra's company that benefited from that deal in kazakhstan? after a merger it became a uranium giant called uranium one and then the russians bought it. >> uranium one became very active in acquiring uranium assets actually in the united states itself. why 2008 2009 they were collateral attractive target for the russian government. >> and the russians acquired that target. >> they would acquire what would amount to 50% of projected uranium output by 2015. >> in other words, russia now controls what was projected to be up to half of america's uranium. >> now, does secretary clinton factor into this? >> for that deal to go through it ne

the two issues here one is clinton campaign and clinton global initiative or her campaign but the other is that russia now owns one fifth of our uranium capacity here in the united states as a result of this deal. you tried to warn everybody. >> we did. we tried to throw the penalty flag early on. we did that in 2010. people in wyoming were concerned that the administration was going to approve this sale. we talked to the administration ahead of time. we wrote to the president right after they approved the sale of american uranium product to a country controlled by putin and russia. we were very concerned from the standpoint of energy security for our country and national security since most of the uranium that he would use in the united states we have to import that we use for nuclear power and now you see vladimir putin owning 20% of american uranium, controlling that and we know that russia sends uranium to people who are not our friends to our bitter enemies including iran. >> so i mean, what was the response? when you wrote this letter back in december of 2010, it couldn't be plain

this is clinton all the way. will there be real hard questions point her way now that she is an official candidate and not just someone would we thing will be a candidate? are we going to focus on issues like sexism or looking at hard issues about her tenure at the state department and what her vision is for the country. so far those questions have been getting to the bottom of the story rather than the top of the story. i'm waiting for that to be the main issue. her as a real candidate. >> most candidates when they make the big announcement do a tv tour and we have in indication she will do that initially. is this again, part of a media avoidance strategy? >> media avoidance from hillary clinton? how could you come up with that notion? this will be riveting television when she announced on fox news particularly fur anchoring the coverage but i have to agree the only thing that would be interesting if she is on is she said she was not running. fooled. you sorry. what is the news value in her announcement or any o

when you talk about clinton democrats, are you talking about bill clinton were bill and hillary clinton? . and what that means. the way it is being discussed today with the rollout of hillary clinton, the role her husband will play, will he be behind-the-scenes, is he a liability, is he an asset? they are a fears fermentable political partnership. how do you separate what each of them represent? >> i don't think there's any separation, actually. bill clinton might be a bit more progressive. he actually had some positive things to say about whistleblowers in the nsa whereas hillary just wanted -- she actually had the nerve to blast snowden. she said, what is he doing in russia? as if she didn't know they yanked his passport and that is -- he was in transit. this is disgusting when he thing about it. here we have this break 29 euros at the time who dared to tell us what this government, that hillary was a clean key part of. the obama in a racial and scott after more whistleblowers than all three previous presidents combined, and hillary clinton dares -- amy: let's go to hillary clinton co

is bill clinton. she was busy being secretary of state when the clinton foundation was raising money and doing their good work but this story has legs. lou: looks like corruption was being distracted by her energies being devoted to this department of state. i take your point. >> we shall see. lou: thanks so much. great reporting as always. time for a look at our online poll results -- looks like work there to do. thanks for beg starts now. jamie: a cowboy inherits a baron patch of prairie. >> it is not big enough. >> beneath the soil he finds prehistoric treasure. >> this is one of the most important discoveries of this century. >> this is a job -- will this cow poke's "strange inheritance" lead him to a boom or bust? >> lightning does not strike in the same place very often maybe never

. >> hillary clinton represents failed policies of the past. >> hillary clinton represents the worst of the washington machine. >> then of course what about bill the former president? he says he'll stay in the background, but then again -- >> and surprise. i'll be her vp. and if anything happens to her, god forbid i will happily be president of the united states again. again. >>> good day. i'm luke russer. andrea mitchell is on her way to iowa, and so is hillary clinton making her way there kick off her presidential campaign with a road trip from her home in new york. aids say it

. >> issue one, clinton vs. o'malley. >> it means raising the minimum wage, means raising the threshold for overtime pay, and it means respecting the rights of all workers to organize and bargain collectively. to make the dream come true again, we must expand social security benefits and not cut social security. and to make the dream come true, we must invest more in education, not less, which means universal pre-k to help all of our children reach their god-given potential. >> 52-year-old former governor of maryland, martin o'malley speaking to a gathering of iowa democrats on march 20. o'malley is actively considering a run for the white house, and he's traveling the nation to make his case with democratic party bosses and primary voters. the governor's argument is unashamedly liberal. he favors a higher federal minimum wage and a major expansion of government benefits. as his populist agenda is running fans on the left. o'malley has a problem he needs to address right away. many democrats have no clue as to w

hillary clinton set to run for president again. a syria government air strike near an aleppo school is said to have killed nine children and teachers. plus: >> i'm on the island in costa rica where we'll show you how a woman's collective has worked hard to save these unique mangrove swamps. >> and you had rain carried out more than 1,000 airstrikes in yemen. eight civilians were killed in one of the most recent attacks in taiz. the strikes were aimed at soldiers loyal to the former president ali abdullah saleh. some of the fiercest fighting is in the south where the houthis are trying to take aden. there has been resistance from local tribesman in two provinces. the u.n. estimates more than 600 people have been killed and more than 2,000 injured in recent weeks. saudi arabia said it has killed more than 500 houthi fighters. saudi arabia said it has the support of yemen's tribes and will soon provide them with ground support to confront the houthi rebels. >> there's been considerable interaction with the yemeni tribes. they have dec

the clinton foundation will no longer have hillary clinton on its roster. we will talk a little about that with the political insiders because we know there have been allegations regarding that foundation. we have also confirmed she will travel to iowa on tuesday for a series of small private gathering one-on-one as minuted off the top of the news this hour. that will not be on tape like her announcement today. let's bring in fox news political insiders pollster for president jimmy carter and fox news contributor joining us live from beautiful charleston south carolina. former republican congressman from new york doug shown former pollster and fox news contributor and friend of hillary clinton in her campaign in new york. i will come to you first. with the announcement about the clinton foundation is that necessary? >> if she was going to do it i would have done it a long time ago. she is invited scrutiny and it doesn't solve the problem. the money she took from all of those countries while she was secretary of state and the deals being done all of that is

this exchange you had with hillary clinton, i know you were pointed however clinton wasn't pointed in her direct response. >>caller: she dodged the question. good afternoon. a setup how this came about. secretary clinton was meeting folks at a bakery this morning. she got out, got in her motor cade and started to drive away and unexpectedly got out and started to walk down the street. that's when i was able to ask her what she's going to do differently. you'll recall she came in third many iowa in 2008. campaigners say she has a different strategy this time around a, more approachable. i put that question to the candidate herself. here's what she had to say. take a listen. >> you lost iowa in 2008. what's your strategy? >> i'm having a great time. can't look forward to anymore than i am. thank you. >> caller: as you heard, she dodge had the question. that's the question she's going to have to answer if not to reporters at least the people in iowa. she's going to have to show them i've been here the past several days. a lot of people say they're undecided. they want her to earn their v

that's what you saw with bill clinton. that's what you saw with barack obama and his announcement speech. >> the fact that we call him bubba tells you everything you need to know about bill clinton. he went to ivy league schools and is a rhodes scholar but he's a kid from arkansas almost from the wrong side of the tracks. >> here's what you get from a big announcement speech. springfield, sub zero tens of thousands, bubba clinton, thousands of people. the speaker draws energy from the crowd. every speaker you talk to every presidential candidate talks about i felt the crowd, the crowd brought me up. when you're doing it on videotape, when you're doing it in a living room with 12 or 20 people, you don't get that energy. >> it is the way you want it. >> it's the way she wants it because -- >> let's look at george herbert walker bush. he did what hillary clinton has to do now, run for a new presidency following a couple of presidencies of your own political party. you're changed but you're not really an assault on what's been