, "clinton cash," as well as the bushes and reagan's war answered your phone calls, tweets, e-mails and facebook posts. >> host: peter schweizer welcome to c-span2's "in depth." the author or editor of more than a dozen book your most recent "clinton cash." we'll talk about that book, we'll talk about your upcoming book on jeb bush, but i want to begin with your book titled "extortion." .. >> guest: i think often times the conventional wisdom is wrong, and the conventional wisdom in money and politics you essentially have good intentioned government officials who who are being influenced or attempts to influence them by corporations or public unions and if we can only figure out a way to seal off essentially these public officials from this outside influences, everything would be great and so i call this the jimmy stewart mr. smith the great. so i call this the june knee damage jimmy stewart mr. smith goes to washington scenario. you have well-intentioned politicians being tempted by outside forces. my experience over the last 20 years or so the opposite is true that you have a lot

characters. mark: mm. donuts. it's funny because it is true. but first, hillary clinton. she has done her first national television interview and held a short press availability in iowa city. in both those events, clinton assertively hit the topic that is dominating residential politics for several days. immigration. hillary clinton: i do not care how many people running for president on the republican side try to demean immigrants insults immigrants, cast aspersions on immigrants, not only the ones who are the most vitriolic, none of them any longer support a path to citizenship. all of them would basically consign immigrants to second-class status. i feel very bad and very disappointed with him and with the republican party for not responding immediately and saying enough, stop it. but they are in the same general area on the operation. they do not want to provide a path to citizenship. they are hostile toward immigrants. mark: there is hillary clinton making a reference to donald trump and using his comments to strengthen her position. heidi: effective, maybe. the more importa

>> turning ideas into action, the clinton global initiative has a goal of finding solutions to economic problems and establishing commitments that improve lives. on this bloomberg television special, we take you to the cgi meeting in denver, colorado, where a discussion of the nations growing wealth gap featured the housing and urban development secretary. >> we want folks to have a comfortable, decent, safe place. >> a panel of visionaries explore diversity and vision in the economy. >> this is the new economy, and we are all going to love it if we just artistic pate in it. >> this year, questions on over the clintons of how they fund the initiative. bill clinton addressed these questions head with bloombergs betty liu. betty: i want to get to some of the commitments you are excited to talk about today, that i also want to talk about some of the topics that have overshadowed some of the good work that cgi has done. you have something like 200,000 plus sponsors that have supported cgi since 2001. a few of them have begun to reassess their sponsorship of the clinton global initi

everywhere she goes. >> bret baier, you must love it. >>> new e-mail problems for hillary clinton. this time it could involve criminal investigations. and ear more political peril. a new statement from inspectors general this afternoon. this is "special report." >> good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. among the many ongoing scandals and near scandals surrounding hillary clinton's bid for the presidency her use of private e-mail accounts may now be the most potentially damaging. independent inspectors from different agencies are asking the justice department to determine if the former secretary of state illegally transmitted classified information through her personal server. chief white house correspondent ed henry has tonight's top story from new york. >> maybe the heat is getting to everybody. >> reporter: as hillary clinton delivered what her aides build as a major economic speech she scrambled to not let it be overshadowed by a new firestorm about classified information on her private e-mail server. >> i have released 55,000 pages of e-mails. i have said repeat

at somebody like, say, richard nixon or bill clinton, and say they are foxes. they understand the minutia of a lot of issues. so you have fox on the one hand, the hem hoggs on the other. hedge hoggs are people who know about a few very, very important things profoundly important things. so i would put, for example ronald reagan as a hedge hog. he was not a technocrat, not a detailed guy but he understood human freedom he understood human schooling when it came to freedom and that made all the difference for the world and the type of leader he was. >> host: one significant moment in his second term was his meeting with mick kell gorbachev in like vic. >> guest: the meeting was to come to an arms controlled agreement. possibly seeking the elimination of nuclear weapons which had been a concern of ronald reagan's for a while. a lot of people fail to recognize he had profound moral concerns about nuclear weapons so he was prepared to potentially come to some sort of agreement on the eventual limits limits and elimination of nuclear weapons. the problem is that gorbachev's real going w

>> hillary clinton e-mails that pushed to open a federal investigation. did hillary clinton's server compromise government secrets? >> fight being west nile. how california's dry season is making the battle even harder. >> and betty buckley. our conversation about her extraordinary life on and off the stage. we begin this hour with the aftermath of another mass shooting in america. a drifter walked into a movie theater and 20 minutes into the movie he pulled out a gun and opened fire. he committed suicide. we're learning more about the victims and the gunman. jonathan martin is in lafayette. jonathan. >> reporter: hi david. there is a whole lot they don't know. one, they want to know why he is here in lafayette louisiana he is from the alabama area. authorities are focusing not just on louisiana but going to alabama to find out more about houser, who few him who spoke to him. piece together a time line and ultimately a motive. john russell houser, a 59-year-old drifter who left a series of antigovernment writings online. >> we looked at the blogs. he makes rants about situatio

strike against i.s.i.l. >>> the clinton e-mails. >> we are all accountable to the american people to get facts right. and i will do my part. >> new pressure for a federal probe of secretary of state hillary clinton. >> and hackers prove they can take control of vehicles from miles away. >>> good evening i'm antonio mora this is al jazeera. america. we begin in lafayette louisiana the site of last night's fatal shooting. grand 16 multiplex 59-year-old john russell houser was a troubled man living at a local motel. as jonathan martin reports he also had a deep hatred of the government. >> reporter: the picture emerging from john russell houser a drifter from alabama who left a trail of antigovernment writings online. >> he makes and about the government rants about different people around the world. >> police in lafayette louisiana said he opened fire about 20 minutes into the showing of train wreck killing 21-year-old mayci breaux and 35-year-old jillian johnson. nine others were injured. >> a couple of section later we heard four more we took on running we did not look back. >> as i

lou dobbs. hillary clinton tonight facing possible scrutiny by the justice department after allegations she sent classified information in e-mails while heading the state department. government watchdogs for both the state department and the intelligence community discovered mrs. clinton sent at least four e-mails that contained classified information. they've now asked for investigations. >>> also tonight the obama administration lecturing israel over its opposition to the nuclear deal with iran. secretary of state kerry responding saying it would be a huge mistake as he put it for israel to take military action against iran, and kerry said further that should congress kill this deal the international community will blame israel. we take up the administration's hard sell on iran tonight with former cia director ambassador james woolsey. and congressman mike pompeo. >>> donald trump once again leading the republican candidates for the 2016 nomination. this time in name recognition. so should the republican establishment begin to treat him better? after all, he has unlimited

that gender equality needs to be created. >> ali velshi, al jazeera. >> be the hillary clinton camp the burn she is seeing and feeling in her rearview mirror is closer than it appears. that's next. >> hillary clinton and her supporters are beginning to experience deja vu. clinton is again the front runner to win the democratic presidential nomination but closing fast, it may seem like 2007 when then senator barack obama surpriseeveryone but this time it's vermont senator bernie sanders trying to play the role of clinton spoiler. 51% to 47% nationwide, a nine point drop for clinton and a ten point gain for sanders in just two months. and according to the most recent poll for cnn sanders now trails clinton by just eight percentage points. bernie mania is clearly taking off. just look at the reception he received in phoenix, arizona on saturday. 11,000 people showed up the largest yet for sanders. a day later in dallas he drew 8,000 people and 5,000 in houston, those are incredible numbers for a self proclaimed socialist in two very red states. sanders is mixing a blunt campaign style

never that great a sports city anyway. kidding. ♪ mark: on the show tonight obama , clinton, walker and obviously trump, but first, huckabee. in case you missed the news -- awry deal, holocaust reference blowback. president obama and ed of the act in deadline, both made it clear how much they stand against mike huckabee's reference to gas chambers. mr. obama: to the comments -- i think the comments of mr. huckabee are, i think part of just a general pattern we have seen that would be considered ridiculous if it were not so sad. mrs. clinton: the steps over the line and should be repudiated by every person of good faith and concern about the necessity to keep our political dialogue on the fact and within suitable boundaries. mark: obama repudiates clinton repudiates, also jeb bush saying the use of that language is wrong. scott walker told national public radio he would not have used those words but would be much tougher. others declined to comment. huckabee, standing by his words, put out a video late today doubling down. did he go too far for his own good? john: yes. the comments have

hillary clinton e-mails from her private server. today's document dump contains 37 e-mails that were retroactively classified. that's raised concerns that clinton has jeopardized national security when she use the private server for e-mails. she insists that's not the case but the state department apparently concerned there is so much classified information on her personal computer they've fallen behind in the scheduled release of her e-mails. we'll take up whether it's time for hillary clinton to face legal consequences for her e-mail scandal. we'll be talking with judge alex and attorney rebecca rose woodland. >>> also here tonight, republican presidential candidates preparing for next week's high-stakes fox news debate, that will be much ado about donald trump. the presidential front-runner is absolutely dominating headlines and mid tier candidates find that the only way to grab headlines themselves is to bash trump. we'll have a full report on the most anticipated event of this very early 2016 race for the white house. >>> and a scathing new report tonight finds that despite bill

everyone and in washington are pouring through the houses of hillary clinton emails just released about 30 minutes ago by the state department. also breaking right now, hillary clinton is releasing a 1 1/2 page letter from her doctor saying she is quote, in excellent physical condition. and fit to serve as president of the united states. they're also saying they will be releasing her tax information coming up. it could potentially hit within the next hour. so stay tuned for all of that. interesting timing i should add that the campaign is choosing to release health and tax information on her, most likely in an attempt to deflect attention away from what the big story is, those thousands of emails now released which we are looking at right now for you. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." i'm trish regan. the concern here is did hillary clinton as secretary of state email sensitive, classified information on her private server? we have team coverage for you of clinton emails with a republican strategist and radio talk show host, leslie marshall and our own peter barnes

. >> hillary clinton is speaking at an event live right now and ed henry is live with more. are we expecting major revelations from the latest e-mail dump? >> reporter: in the first two batches there were not any major revelations. no scandals on controversy. her critics say that is because if you listen to hillary clinton's story she has 60,000 e-mails on the personal server and split them up into 30,000 official e-mails turned over to the state department and at 1:30 eastern time they will start to be released today. the other 30,000 she deemed to be personal were deleted. and we are not seeing controversial e-mails because they have been arrested. you have generals saying there was classified information on the server despite clinton's denial. her camp said no classification markings on the e-mail and she didn't know at the time the information was classified. she is under pressure for why it took so long to release the e-mails. >> this is a question for the state department. they are the ones bearing the responsibility to sort through the thousands and thousands of e-mails. >>

if hillary clinton took any economic classes. maybe they were keynesian classes tiexiera kissimee taking you into the close. cheryl: hillary clinton just wrapping up her second major economic speech 40 minutes ago at the stern school of business at new york university. the democratic front runner for the 2016 presidential nomination touching on economic topics from raising wages for middle-class americans to attacking corporate culture. here is the thing, clinton began with a statement about the news of the day. cut money from personal accounts illegally, the county used as secretary of state. the market's closing out the week to the downside. lows of the session, left from an hour from the closing bell and let's start the countdown. hillary clinton talking got her plan to target the top half of 1% in this country by hiking capital gains taxes. the move may satisfy her wall street backer's it may make her a lot of enemies. senior washington correspondent peter barnes joins us with more ended details on what mrs. clinton is proposing. >> candidate clinton is posing a progressive sc

: maybe just you ♪we can make it if we try♪ ♪just the two of us♪ see you tomorrow. >>> hillary clinton's end run around president obama. newly released e-mails reveal the president's top diplomat sought and received considerable help from adviser banned by the white house. this is "special report." >> good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. we're getting new insights tonight on how much hillary clinton ignored president obama's wishes during her work as secretary of state. his secretary of state. on top of violating policy by using a private e-mail address and server to do government business clinton also sought substantial help from an adviser who had been essentially blackballed by the white house. we have fox team coverage tonight. brit hume looks at how the latest revelations play into an all too familiar narrative about clinton's trustworthiness. we begin with chief white house correspondent ed henry who's been going through the latest treasure trove of e-mails at the state department. good evening. >> reporter: hillary clinton wanted the headline to be she's now raised

who is drawing big crowds on the democratic side. bernie sanders a real threat to hillary clinton? and as the u.s. gets closer to a nuclear deal with iran we'll talk to a top critic arkansas republican senator tom cotton. we'll have analysis from our roundtable and take a look at bush versus clinton. enemies then friends from generation to generation. it's all ahead on "face the nation." good morning, welcome to face the make i'm john dickerson. negotiators are working around the clock in vienna, austria to reel reach a deal over iran's nuclear program by tomorrow's deadline. foreign affairs correspondent margaret brennan is there. >> negotiators should know by tonight whether deal is possible. the russian and chinese foreign ministers are flying here to vienna to help make some final decisions before he headed into sunday mass at the historic st. steven's cathedral. secretary kerry told reporters there you few tough things left to d. the handful of contentious issues whether to phase out arms embargo that prevents iran from buying missiles and weapons also duration of restriction

kong. mark: hillary clinton is expected to speak. we will bring you her remarks here in new york at 1:30 p.m. betty: president obama visits kenya and ethiopia this weekend. what he hopes to accomplish. mark: amazon has been pushing regulators for permission to use delivery drones and now they are teaming up with google, verizon, and others to create a special air traffic control system for drones. betty: good afternoon. i am betty liu. mark: i am mark crumpton. thank you for joining us. let's begin with a look at the markets. stocks are falling for a fourth day in a row led by disappointing results from several companies and declines in biotech and raw materials. we see shares of amazon rise after the e-commerce company reported a surprise surge and withis in talks to reunite visa europe, and is up. the indexes advanced is less than half of the s&p 500 through thursday's trading. as you see here -- the divergence here, the bloomberg terminal. the monday ibm earnings made an impact in the day after his when we got apple, microsoft, chipotle earnings. oil is in a bear market for the f

this election. i cannot decide what the attacks on me will be. >> clinton talks trust. the democratic presidential front-runner responds to questions about her vulnerabilities her controversial e-mails and her republican rivals. stand by for the first national tv interview of her 2016 campaign. hillary versus donald. she says she's disappointed in her old friend and former campaign contributor for his shocking remarks about mexicans. and tonight clinton is accusing the other gop candidates of not being all that different from trump on the crucial issue of immigration. plus midair collision. an air force fighter jet and small plane collide in mid flight reigning down debris over a large area how could this happen. and failure to train, the pentagon acknowledges a stunning lack of progress teaching syrian rebels to fights isis. critics say it is more proof that the president's isis strategy isn't working. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world, wolf blitzer is off today, i'm jim sciuto, and you're in the situation room. the attack. the controversy surrounding h

irreplaceable. the notion people would have in the democratic party right now that kerry clinton is the only democrat that could govern us and is the only one that could win and likewise saying that i just don't think american history bears that out. i think that it bears out the unexpected, the potential for people that look like ordinary leaders to be great leaders during times of crisis so i think the reliance that we have that we have to go back to another family yet again for another leader strikes me as something that isn't particularly american. but i'm saying the american east coast is about new blood and new leaders. >> host: that was to continue for five weeks. you have a son on the phone with the officials basically saying what's going on here. we have george herbert walker bush looking on carefully and then we have george w. bush in two can almost read his mind saying what's happening. >> host: one of the things i respect about the family is a sense of loyalty that transcends politics. they have an amazing ability to convey loyalty but also to have an innate competitiveness withi

are a lot of people here. >> so should hillary clinton be worried? and is there still room for joe biden to run? plus, president obama takes note of the very crowded republican race. >> have enough for a national hunger games. that is an interesting bunch. >> it's donald trump with momentum on the republican side. >> i'm not happy being behind jeb bush to be honest with you because he's very weak on immigration, extremely weak on immigration. >> most gop leaders expect trump to flame out. but they worry he's first making the party's weak standing with latino voters even worse. "inside politics," the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters, now. >>> welcome to "inside politics," i'm john king. thanks for sharing your sunday morning especially this fourth of july weekend. with us to share the reporting, julie pace of the associated press. robert costa of "the washington post." cnn's sarah murray, and jonathan martin of "the new york times." the fourth of july means parades and when a campaign is gearing up, well parades mean politicians. >> happy fourth. >> rubio! >> hey, folks

. >>> also tonight, hillary clinton embroiled in another pay to play scandal. that's right. another day, another clinton scandal. this time, the former secretary of state is accused of working out a favorable irs settlement for a swiss bank that rewarded clinton by pumping millions of dollars into her family's foundation. we take up the strength of the clinton camp to see here tonight with leading conservative and citizens united president david bossie. >>> and a minnesota judge today ordering tom brady's deflategate court to new york jurisdiction where the new judge told both sides to tone down their rhetoric. the commissioner says all along he wanted a level playing field and ordered an entrapment, a kangaroo nfl investigation, and his direct report suspend the nfl's champion quarterback and judged the merits of the appeal. will a federal court call that a level playing field? we take it all up here tonight. >>> our top story -- donald trump pulling away from the rest of the contenders for the republican presidential nomination. trump's ascendents making him the man to watch in ne

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school, where hillary clinton's economic speech. we expect her out in a couple of minutes. scott walker will be out at 6:15 pm eastern time making his formal campaign announcement. we may be on the air prior to 6:15. look for the governor at 6:15. we now take it to new york for the event with hillary clinton. enjoy your day. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ [applause] [cheers] [cheers] >> all right. thank you, everyone. welcome to the new school. i am the president here at the new school. the new school is a university, challenging the status quo. it is a unique-design inspired university. taking courageous actions to make the world a better place. this auditorium has a rich tradition of bringing people together, to exchange views. it is also a place of tolerance. these are very critical days for our country. now more than ever, the world needs innovative approaches and new ways of thinking. we do welcome opportun

clinton. this time it could involve criminal investigations. and ear more political peril. a new statement from inspectors general this afternoon. this is "special report." >> good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. among the many ongoing scandals and near scandals surrounding hillary clinton's bid for the presidency her use of private e-mail accounts may now be the most potentially damaging. independent inspectors from different agencies are asking the justice department to determine if the former secretary of state illegally transmitted classified information through her personal server. chief white house correspondent ed hen story from new york. >> maybe the heat is getting to everybody. >> reporter: as hillary clinton delivered what her aides build as a major economic speech she scrambled to not let it be overshadowed by a new firestorm about classified information on her private e-mail server. >> i have released 55,000 pages of e-mails. i have said repeatedly that i will answer questions before the house committee. we are all accountable to the american people t

it real? does the vermont senator pose a serious threat to the clinton machine? and rick perry delivers a frank speech on race and opportunity as he and other republican candidates court minority voters. is it a message that will resonate in 2016? >> welcome to the journal editorial report. i'm paul. the embattled chief of the federal office of personnel management resigned friday after it was revealed this week that a data breach exposed the personal data of more than 21 million government employees and contractors. not the 4.2 million the agency initially reported. here with a look at the extent of the hack and ow big a threat it poses to personal and national security is wall street journal columnist and deputy editor dan henninger and mary anastasia o'grady and brett stevens. mary how big a problem is this? let's start with the personal security issue. >> they ask all kind of things about their personal history. everybody has something that they did in college or they look for relatives and neighbors that might say something that you didn't tell them. i think one of the big

. martha: great show this morning nice. get ready for more hillary clinton emails. they're about to be released. the last bunch has more than 4,000 pages. brand new on this, is word that emails and server handled information that came to and from several intelligence agencies. good morning, everybody, i'm martha maccallum, here in "america's newsroom." >> happy friday to you at home. i'm leland vittert in for bill hemmer. while we wait for the emails democratic sources are telling fox news that the clinton campaign is concerned it could face new competition from vice president joe biden but a clinton campaign source is pushing back. ed henry is live in miami where the hillary clinton campaign will hold an event. we'll get to the biden factor in a minute. do we expect major revelations out of these new emails? >> reporter: if you listen to hillary clinton critics leland, when she deleted 30,000 emails that were personal, any major revelations might have disappeared. that why you heard republicans tray nowed did i demand the server be turned over to congress or state department inspector

mark: i'm mark halperin. john: with all due respect to hillary clinton's salary dump thanks a lot lady. ♪ john: at th happy national salary dump friday. first, the trifecta of hillary clinton's disclosures are out this evening. the temperature in brooklyn is 89 degrees. tax statements, check. since 2007, she says her family has paid more than $43 million in federal taxes. last year, they paid 45.8%. most of the newsroom analyzing has been devoted to the 2200 e-mails released by the state department today. there is no news about benghazi, but there are indications from senator blumenthal internet consciousness and meet the press. about 12% of the pages fotof the e-mails have been released. this is clearly an attempted to overload our circuits. it will work. mark: there will not be much written about any of the three things if they came out on their own, not an a summer friday night. anything in there that need scrutiny will get it. john: everybody is still going through this stuff in newsrooms all over the country so it is hard to render judgment. it does not seem there is anythi

reason trump is a growing force in the race. plus hillary clinton addresses race. and justice. >> stand up and say, loudly, and clearly, yes, black lives matter. >> while rival bernie sanders draws a contrast on the minimum wage. >> if you work 40 hours a week, you have a right not to be living in poverty. >> "inside politics," the biggest stories, sourced by the best reporters, now. welcome to "inside politics" i'm john king. thanks for sharing your sunday morning as we share with you some fascinating results from our brand-new cnn poll assessing the trump effect. yes, the trump effect on the race for president. with us this morning to share the reporting and the insights, cnn's mae breasten, cnn's mallika henderson and if you thought donald trump was a passing fancy in the race for president think again. our brand new poll releasing just now finds a majority of republicans want mr. trump to stay in the gop race. this is interesting though. one-third of republicans wish he would quit the race entirely. this one even more interesting. 15% of republicans and gop leaning independents pref

. >>> hillary clinton's end run around president obama. newly released e-mails reveal the president's top diplomat sought and received considerable help from adviser banned by the white house. this is "special report." >> good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. we're getting new insights tonight on how much hillary clinton ignored president obama's wishes during her work as secretary of state. his secretary of state. on top of violating policy by using a private e-mail address and server to do government business clinton also sought substantial help from an adviser who had been essentially blackballed by the white house. we have fox team coverage tonight. brit hume looks at how the latest revelations play into an all too familiar narrative about clinton's trustworthiness. we begin with chief white house correspondent ed henry who's been going through the latest treasure trove of e-mails at the state department. good evening. >> reporter: hillary clinton wanted the headline to be she's now raised a record-setting $45 million in the early days of this campaign. her team is

. the defining issues of campaign and threat of third party run. plus hillary clinton falters in some key battleground states. what's behind in her slide in the polls and how are democrats reacting? >>> welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm paul gigot. ohio governor john kasich announced his run for the white house this week rounding out at 16 the largest republican field in modern memory. the two-term governor and budget chairman is hoping his reform record will help him break through the republican crowd. does he pose a threat to any of the current front-runners. here is a look at the state of the republican race as "wall street journal" columnist and manhattan institute senior fellow jason riley, editorial board joe reagano and mary kissel host of opinion journal on wsj live. joe, you're too young to remember this but this the most impressive biggest field since 1998 when they had george w. bush jack kemp and others. so very impressive. john kasich number 16. is he getting in too late for this or do you think he actually could be a significant player? >> i think the s

. thank you for being with us. >>> "the o"reilly factor" is on. >> hillary clinton secretary of state. >> is there a press scandal off the release of hillary clinton's closely guarded e-mails. we'll look at that. >> i can't think of many nations in the world where we have a better relationship now than when it was over. >> shoblging, president obama getting hammered by jimmy carter on foreign policy. we'll have a special report on that. >> we have to jump at 10. >> ready? one, two, three. >> also ahead, ""jurassic world" could be the most profitable film of all times. why? >> stand down. >> caution, you are about the to enter the no spin zone. in fact, it begins right now. >>> hi i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. hillary clinton and the press. that's the subject of this evening's talking points memo. recently released e-mail shows secretary of state hillary clinton and her crew tried to manipulate the american media. is anyone surprised? every politician tries to do that and many succeed. i soft venues places powerful people go to be interviewed knowing they will be t

skirted the law, pushed the legal envelope, or been under investigation as much as hillary clinton. two inspectors general informed congress that e-mails from her private server contained classified information and the fear is there could be hundreds more. but wait. hilla hillary, you said you never did that. >> i did not e-mail classified materials to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified materials, so i'm certainly well aware of the classification requirements. >> okay. you say you know what the classified information is. if so, you knew at the time it was classified information that you were sending on your private server. if you knew that you didn't need a tech at the state department to tell you what a classified document is, you already knew. and if so, you must also know that it is our property, not yours. our secrets, not yours to play with, profit from, or leverage to line you and your family's profits. but you already knew that, didn't you, hillary? your confidant used the same personal e-mail supported by that same server. now, hillary, one might be inclined to thi

cities. >>> we turn now to hillary clinton's first national interview of the 2016 race. it is a cnn exclusive. clinton defends her actions in the controversy over her e-mails while she was secretary of state. >> hillary clinton's first nationally televised interview comes as our poll shows nearly six in ten americans don't believe she's honest and trust worthy. i asked her if she bears some responsibility for that because of her recent controversies involving her e-mail practices while she was secretary of state. she did not bite on that. instead she blamed republicans. one of the issues that has eroded some trust is the issue of your e-mail practices while you were secretary of state. i think there's a lot of people who don't understand your thought process on that. can you tell me the story about how you decided to delete 33,000 e-mails and how that deletion was executed. >> let's start from the beginning. everything i did was permitted. there was no law. there was no regulation. there was nothing that did not give me the full authority to decide how i was going to communicate. pr

intelligence have requested the gist department begin a criminal probe in which hillary clinton stored private e-mails on her server. >>> the donald goes to mexico talking jobs security and more. >>> a super stretch limo with engine trouble at the wrong time. >>> and heroes among us. "first look" starts now. >>> good morning on this friday. thanks for waking up with with us. we want to begin with breaking news. three dead nine injured following a shooting at a movie theater in lafayette. among the dead is the shooter who turned the gun on himself. we're waiting to learn his a identity identity. he's so far identified as a 58-year-old white male. he entered the theater area loan and fired randomly during a screening of "train wreck." the motive is still unclear. >> this is going to be a long investigation. it may be several hours once the crime scene is cleared. we begin to get beginnings of clues of what happened and why this may have happened. >> the gunman had a criminal history. witnesses describe hearing six shots during the screening. an eyewitness in the building at the time spok

prediction and we open up in 25 minutes. let's get to the campaign. real problems for hillary clinton. more of her e-mails will be released, 4,000 pages will be released later on today. let's see if the media notices the document dump. there's a poll showing she loses to jeb bush and members of joe biden's staff were seen. is it possible that president obama is behind joe biden's maneuvering? >> well they're a team. hillary and obama never really were. they've never liked each other. there's bad blood from the election. and biden wouldn't do this without. they wouldn't be doing it without checking with president obama or at least without his knowledge and approval i think. stuart: so, reading between the lines here you're saying that president obama might well be pushing joe biden? >> of course this gets out in the news and fascinating that a lunch happens to get in the news, right? and the comments afterwards i believe, that hillary is the candidate now. so, that was a public message, i think, to everyone else that there is some happening here. and this is what hillary has been afrai

>> i'm chris wallace. will hillary clinton face an fbi investigation over the handling of special secrets on her personal e-mail? >> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. we are all accountable to the american people to get the facts right. i will do my part. >> plus -- the fallout over a new planned parenthood undercover video and what it means for the abortion debate. we'll discuss both issues when presidential candidate carly fiorina debates jess mcintosh, a top official with emily's list. >>> senator rand paul tries to reignite his campaign. >> i'm rand paul. i'm trying to kill the tax code all 70,000 pages of it. >> we'll ask the kentucky senator about his strategy to regain his momentum ahead of the first presidential debate. >>> and our sunday group weighs in on a slump in the polls for clinton and donald trump's threat to run as a third-party candidate. >> look i'm a republican. i'm a conservative. i'm running. i'm in first place. >> all right now. on "fox news sunday." >> hello, again, from fox news in washington. hillary clinton's campaign has

! hillary! hillary! hillary clinton: thank you. oh, thank you, all. thank you so very, very much. [cheering] hillary clinton: it is wonderful to be here with all of you, to be in new york -- [cheering] hillary clinton: -- with my family, with so many friends including so many new yorkers who gave me the honor of serving them in the senate for eight years. [cheering] hillary clinton: to be right across the water from the headquarters of the united nations, where i represented our country many times -- [cheering] to be here in this beautiful -- beautiful park. the nation we want to be, and in a place with absolutely no ceilings. [cheering] hillary clinton: you know, president roosevelt for freedoms are a testament to our nation's freedoms and our unfinished work at home and abroad. his legacy lifted up a nation and inspired presidents who followed. one is the man i served as secretary of state, barack obama. [cheering] hillary clinton: and another is my husband, bill clinton. [cheering] hillary clinton: two democrats guided by -- oh, that will make him so happy. [laughter] hillary

clinton and hillary clinton making headlines over the weekend as well. with us on set, we have managing he had sore of "bloomberg politics," mark halperin and kacie hunt. and in washington and host of "andrea mitchell reports," andrea mitchell. and director of the national journal, ron fornier. there is a lot of news this morning. you mentioned the polls. another new day with donald trump in the lead. he went back to iowa this weekend nipping at the heels of scott walker who has been the consistent front-runner in the hawk eye state. the new nbc poll shows trump trailing by just two points. this after one of walker's fundraisers was revealed calling trump as dumb dumb in an e-mail to donors. the fund-raiser stood by the comment saying donald trump is not going to be president of the united states ever period end of story. in iowa saturday trump responded. >> scott walker you know he's a nice guy. he came up to my office three, four months ago, presented me with a plaque because i helped him with his election. then today i read this horrible statement from his fundraise-raiser about trump.

hillary clinton releasing her tax history on top of a on top of the e-mails, on top of her mel records. on a friday asp, in the middle of summer. ah the timing. >>> plus he killed the king of the jungle now zimbabwe wants to bring palmer to justice on their turf. it looks like someone close to palmer has finally contacted u.s. game officials, but the hunter is still in hiding. so exactly where is he? >>> good afternoon. in this friday for jake tapper or world lead highly confident, most certainly almost no doubt, today australian malaysian and french officials using those words as they come to a consensus that this piece of degree a flaperon most likely belonged to a boeing 777. barring some wholly unforeseen explanation, the only possible 777 it could have been come from is the missing plane, malaysian airlines flight 370. rene marsh is in washington. rene the paris prosecutor says the forensic team will begin analyzing the debris next wednesday. what are officials saying this hour? >> reporter: just a short time ago, we learn that investigatoring with boeing and ntsb are prepare to g

investment bank and big funder of clinton initiative will come up if she does take a lot of questions. on the right, what is going on in the senate a measure to provide funding to keep infrastructure paid for in this country. good luck on that. trish regan right now. trish: neil, thank you so much. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." i'm trish regan. battle of billionaires. donald trump firing back at new york city mayor michael bloomberg after his media company said his mead candidate is not worth as much. that he is worth less than $3 billion. he said i'm worth more than 10. he is personally offended by all of this in true trump style is going for jugular. he replied about the report claiming bloomberg was jealous. they did it on purpose he said. i think they're a disgrace. and the knicks time i see michael, i'm not going to be nice. maybe michael told them to do it, he goes on to say. maybe he did, because he is always wanted to do what i'm doing, run for president, that is. he also went on to say, that the quality of the organization's report something quote, so bad. now