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 airy disappointed -- 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. if you want to provide up to citizenship. -- they do not want to provide a path to citizenship. they are hostile toward immigrants. mark: there is hillary clinton making a report -- a reference to donald trump and usi

if you want to look at clinton clash -- "clinton cash." i have an organization called the government accountability institute. there is a way to get in touch with me in sending a message message there if you'd like. basically an organization based in florida. we've got about 50 employees were redoing depth investigative research. >> host: do you treat? >> guest: i'm still trying to get the testing. >> host: we will come back and continue our conversation with peter schweizer. he's written and added more than a dozen books. what he's reading now right now and also cap weinberger who influenced him over the years. we'll continue our conversation here on c-span2. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we continue conversation with author transfixed. he came from one washington to the other. >> guest: that's right. grow up in seattle. my father was an engineer at the link. went to my first two years as an undergraduate at a small liberal arts college called pacific lutheran university where i was on the debate team. i enjoyed the debate team in high s

to bill clinton. hillary clinton denied yesterday wrongdoing but you have to wonder are there emails about any of those situations that could come out. we're expecting it middle of the day that we'll start seeing some revelation, leland. >> we know you will be going through them. ed, you broke the story yesterday about joe biden and some concerns inside of the clinton campaign about biden jumping into the race. have you gotten anymore overnight? >> reporter: overnight the clinton camp said there may have been a brake fast what i reported on last night between louis sussman, a major democratic donor and chief of staff to vice president joe biden. i'm told by democratic sources that sent tongues wagging in the clinton camp that joe biden was having aides to test the waters. could he raise money to challenge hillary clinton. they're down playing it. they're not changing strategy. they're not worried about joe biden or others getting in. we're hearing whispering secretary of state john kerry is reaching o

what the clintons of the and by creating the clinton foundation and bill clinton taking inflated speaking fees from foreign entities we now do have a conduit and a model of that if we don't deal with it, in the future will come to influence our political system and will allow foreign corporations and foreign entities on a major scale to influence our political process and that is what i am concerned about. >> host: the debate the took place in richmond, va. in 1992 is the subject of this e-mail from kenneth martin. during that debate with george herbert walker bush and bill clinton i noticed bill clinton deliberately mentioned the father of george herbert walker bush press got bush early in the debate. my observation is mr. clinton was very sly. there was a smirk on his face and it was one of those gotcha moments mr. bush appeared instantly to react in a melancholy manner because of that attitude george herbert walker bush had of love toward his father and through than president bush. >> guest: interesting observation. i will have to go back and see that debate. it would not surprise me i

clinton? from lydia pharaoh only if they are trying to take her down. johnny angel on facebook writes: i doubt anybody would be investigated let alone held accountable. instead this administrations gives promotions. kevin reports about trip to kenya they asked if the trip was necessary. when they called her late said it was not necessary. president should stay here and deal with our problems. self-indulgence and how much is it costing the taxpayers for this vacation? and during leland vitter's piece during china's he espionage why do you think united states isn't toucher on china? because they have our debt. jeff tweets when has he been tough on anything? some angry feedback tonight. thanks for inviting us into your home. that's it for this "special report." fair, balanced and unafraid. make it a great weekend. greta goes "on the record" right now. don't forget to get us your questions on facebook. the debate less than two weeks from now. august 6th in cleveland. we want to hear from you. ♪

clinton? from lydia pharaoh only if they are trying to take her down. johnny angel on facebook writes: i doubt anybody would be investigated let alone held accountable. instead this administrations gives promotions. kevin reports about trip to kenya they asked if the trip was necessary. when they called her late said it was not necessary. president should stay here and deal with our problems. self-indulgence and how much is it costing the taxpayers for this vacation? and during leland vitter's piece during china's he espionage why do you think united states isn't toucher on china? because they have our debt. jeff tweets when has he been tough on anything? some angry feedback tonight. thanks for inviting us into your home. that's it for this "special report." fair, balanced and unafraid. make it a great weekend. greta goes "on the record" right now. don't forget to get us your questions on facebook. the debate less than two weeks from now. august 6th in cleveland. we want to hear from you. ♪

clinton: i don't think so. i think that -- because once you get to be president, you are making a daily story. i will still give speeches on the subjects i am interested in. i have really enjoyed those things. [laughter] i get to go meet with smart people. i have met with oracle's major investors twice in the last year. they are fascinating. i learned so much. if someone told me in 2001 that people still wanted me to come talk, i would be stunned. [laughter] i think it is because i spent a couple of hours a day studying what is going on in the world, and i don't just tell war stories. i do not talk about when i was president unless someone asks me a specific question. i think people want to live in the present and look to the future. betty: in a bloomberg politics poll if you feel, if hillary clinton were to be elected to the white house, 83% of those voters polled said it was mostly good for her to turn to you as a chief advisor. mr. clinton: well, that is nice. [laughter] i appreciate that. betty: what would

clinton said yes. in june 2009 senior white house adviser david axelrod sent clinton a get well message on her private account, seemingly contradicting axelrod's claim this month he was surprised bill daley had no idea clinton was using a private server. >> i think it is unusual. he was the chief of staff. i confess i was there. ways a senior adviser. i didn't know that. >> reporter: now axelrod clarified today he knew clinton had a personal e-mail account but did not know she used it exclusively or that she had a personal server. meanwhile john kirly abouts revealed that to shield separate clinton e-mails from the benghazi committee the administration has now invoked executive privilege, a very rare move bret. >> ed henry live at the state department, thank you. >>> hillary clinton was already facing negative numbers in public polling about her honesty. political analyst brit hume is here with some of the back story on clinton's ongoing struggle on that front. >> nearly 20 years ago, the late columnis

clinton: i want you to hear this. bringing millions of hard-working people into the formal economy would increase our gross domestic product by an estimated 700 early in dollars over -- $700 billion over 10 years. then there are the -- when we get americans moving we get our country moving. let's established an infrastructure bank that can channel more public and private funds. [applause] mrs. clinton: channel those funds to finance world-class airports railways, roads, and bridges, and ports. [applause] mrs. clinton: and let's built those faster broadband networks and make sure there is a greater diversity of providers so consumers have more choice. [applause] mrs. clinton: and there is no excuse not to me greater investments in cleaner renewable energy right now. [applause] mrs. clinton: our economy runs on energy and the time has come to make america the clean energy superpower. these investments will create millions of jobs, save us money in the long run, and help us meet the threats of climate change. let's fund

i like hillary clinton a lot. but left to their own devices they find way to move to the middle, get that leadership council, you have guy from your left like bernie sanders pushing you on minimum wage and pushing you on income equality and economic immobility. the speech tomorrow will be what we want to hear. >> dickerson: that's exactly -- he's not going to become president but he has tugged the presumptive nominee to the left. that is his achievement. >> both are the bombastic bush-kins of the cycle. bernie sanders function, i think, as a rebuke to the elite. and rebuke to the way things are. and it is a populous. it's right into people, i know how you feel about things, it ain't fair. >> i want you to put bernie sanders and donald trump in two different categories. donald trump was not a rebuke but that's not to say about income and equality. >> i don't think it's the same. but it has the same populous feel. coming from a different place -- >> on policies -- >> they are appealing to people who are ticked off.

hillary clinton's campaign has been hit by a bombshell. news that two inspectors general sent a referral to the fbi about the mishandling of classified information on clinton's e-mail account. we'll have a debate between carly fiorina and a top official of the liberal group, emily's list about that and those undercover planned parenthood videos. first let's get the latest on the clinton case from chief white house correspondent ed henry. ed? >> reporter: this weekend hillary clinton is trying to rip the band-aid off and get this scandal behind her but there are new signs today more political and even legal problems could be coming. >> i never sent nor received any information that was classified at the time it was sent and received. >> reporter: eager to turn the page on her e-mail troubles, she revealed she'll testify before the house select committee on benghazi in october setting up a showdown with republican chairman who could uncover new revelations four months before the iowa caucuses. >> i have said repeatedly that i will answer que

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, ch

hillary clinton? >> no, i don't. this is certainly an investigation that's serious and will take place. i don't think it is going to derail secretary clinton. it's not going to derail her or knock her out of her standing as the front runner on the democratic side of the aisle. ultimately you'll get this passed but it's a serious investigation. >> does it hurt? look if you had one of your candidates you were advising in a race and looking at 62% of the voters of your own party think that this candidate is not trustworthy, and then there's a headline that says clinton sent classified e-mail from private server and that comes after she denied it, that would be trouble to you right? >> well i would want this article to come out in july of the year of before the presidential race. so coming out in july of 2015 is much better than coming out in february of 2016. the actual presidential election year. she has a lot of time to rebound from this, from the polling numbers, from the distrust that many americans

american democrats don't trust hillary clinton. the numbers are close to a majority. whenever you oar front runner and it seems like more people are against you than for you doesn't that allow for somebody like bnsdz to slip in? >> the only way that bernie sanders can really slip in and make a difference if he can capture a demographic group more so than hillary clinton. rand paul is dangerous to a republican front of party because he's got the youth vote on lock. but bernie sanders doesn't have that. he's not winning against hillary with older voters, not winning against her with younger voters. he's not going to win against voters. i don't know what bernie sanders ceiling, but not close enough that would make hillary worry right now. >> about the arizona minorities? arrogance. if you oar democratic candidate running for president right now you have to expect protest from immigration groups, from lgbt, groups and from black lives matters groups. it's part of the job and if you're not prepared to handle that then you shouldn't be r

this is the best thing for hillary clinton to do. because unless or until the republicans or the justice department can actually find something that she hid or find something that was inappropriate within these e-mails none of it really matters to the voters and none of it is going to affect her chance he in 2016. >> do you really 30 it doesn't matter to the voters given trustworthy allegations that we have? the vast right wing conspiracy days there's a general consensus that using the private server was at the very least not a good idea. >> well here's the thing antonio, does anyone ever really trust the clintons, no, hillary clinton is not running for president because she's the most trustworthy president but because she will get things done. she'll do the things that barack obama was afraid to do or she'll do things that won't make the issue is can something actually be discovered from these e-mails that shows that trust was betrayed as opposed to she's just a shady person? and that so far has not occurred. same thing with benghaz

clinton: well, that is nice. [laughter] mr. clinton: i appreciate that. betty: what would you advise her? mr. clinton: if she gets elected president, she will make good decisions. she works hard, she is on top of things. she will consult widely. she will be inclusive, which we need. if there is one thing she knows more about than anybody on earth, it's on what subject i should be listened to. [laughter] mr. clinton: and what subject i shouldn't. [applause] mr. clinton: let me say something serious. i hope i will be asked to help support her main determination, which is to get the country a middle class and give poor people the chance to work into it and making a dynamic, inclusive society. i think it is important -- the good news about all of this technological revolution is we have more options than ever before. the bad news is we can get side silo'd. we get isolated from one another. there are all of these horrible instances where young people have been killed by these encounters with law-enforcement. it has revealed almost a total lack of trust in neig

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 lea

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 funds a populist message resonating with the public, and a complete disregard for conventional wisdom logic and politics. we take it all up here tonight. >>> but first, the top story, the ever worsening clinton e-mail scandal. two inspector generals at the state

hillary clinton: thank you for that. no other presidential candidate was secretary of state when this process started. i put together a thorough, deliberative, evidence-based process to evaluate the environmental impact and other considerations of keystone. so i will refrain from commenting because i had a leading role in getting the process started. i think we have to let it run its course. john: putting aside the keystone invasion that evasion, on the climate plan more broadly, good policy? we asked the same question about the tax plan. mark: it is good policy within the democratic party and more broadly, to be for solar panels and more renewables without a doubt, it puts the republicans somewhat on the defensive, but this was not a big, bold sweeping plan in dealing with carbon the way a lot of people in the democratic party would like. and i think you cannot put the keystone thing aside. bernie sanders and martin o'malley has spoken. i don't understand why it's you know so much about it, she won't take a position. jo

or is hillary clinton doing something wrong? >> i think he's an ideal protest candidate for hillary clinton. his message is right on point. it's right there along with elizabeth warren's. he's shown he's been able to raise some money and he's getting these voters revved up. i think the fact of the matter is hillary clinton is not aiming to do these kinds of events. she's doing small, one-on-one house parties and for bernie sanders to be able to do the opposite and show he can draw these big crowds just helps him out. i can't point to a single thing and say hillary is doing this wrong. but i think there are a certain number of voters unsettled by a hillary clinton candidacy and bernie sanders speaks to that crowd. >> also unsettled by what their expectations were for the obama presidency, too. there is a cohort, john, of white liberals that feels like the obama presidency has not lived up to the expectation. and obviously they blame part of that on republicans in congress. part of it on the supreme court. but there is a deep unea

and bill clinton. the history between clinton, bill clinton and george bush is more recent. i don't think it will take much to scratch that. >> they were like brothers from a different father or mother same father. any way, there was a time when hillary clinton said she'd never get in to politics. bill told "time" magazine hillary told him a long time ago i will never run for office i'm too aggressive and nobody will vote for me. cornell, is that the real hillary? it is very much self recognition that she can be aggressive as a politician. is she saying i'm not electable when they were dating. >> our politics awards aggressiveness. i work for a guy named senator obama who they thought he was too aggressive. but our policies award aggressiveness. trump is awarded because he is going out on those issues that the core of his party loves in a way that jeb bush and others are holding back on. >> will that work for a woman, heidi? >> she was right on at the time she made the comments. not only is it harder but especially as an aggressive woman. >> can they be as rough and ready as

the obama's hate the clintons and the clintons hate the obamas. there is nothing more. lou: donald trump is driving them crazy as well as getting stronger in the polls. >> i mean i guess i see it -- i'm so cynical, i see it as much more tactical than that. i think they love what donald trump is doing, because what he's doing is ostensibly the optics are it's oppositional, what he's doing is locking in the extremist right wing to, in the primaries, which no one has to be committed to for the general, and i think brad said something really smart that one of the candidates was running for vice president, and i think we will see trump running for vice president. it would be a magical, in a scary way, mix. [ laughter ] >> you're coming from the left here, you say that's scary. the republicans are saying, give us something else like this to be afraid of. i mean, the reaction here is it's absolutely visceral on the part of the voters supporting him, don't you think, brad? >> i think so, and listen, lou we've talked about this before i love having trump in this. it's drawing at

more clinton e-mails. >> that is always the big story. more of clinton's e-mails are going to be released today with the state department releasing the third batch. this

clinton said yes. in june 2009 senior white house adviser david axelrod sent clinton a get well message on her private account, seemingly contradicting axelrod's claim this month he was surprised bill daley had no idea clinton was using a private server. >> i think it is unusual. he was the chief of staff. i confess i was there. ways a senior adviser. i didn't know that. >> reporter: now axelrod clarified today he knew clinton had a personal e-mail account but did not she used it exclusively or that she had a personal server. meanwhile john kirly abouts revealed that to shield separate clinton e-mails from the benghazi committee the administration has now invoked executive privilege, a very rare move bret. >> ed henry live at the state department, thank you. >>> hillary clinton was already facing negative numbers in public polling about her honesty. political analyst brit hume is here with some of the back story on clinton's ongoing struggle on that front. >> nearly 20 years ago, the late columnist wil

opposition to president clinton. is hillary clinton for big government? or does she agree that it should be over? >> the truth is, these kinds of discussions about the size of government are besides the point. it is about how to make the economy work for people. you don't want a big government that is not working, that is not solution-safe. you want a government that is helping the private sector. that is how we create jobs. state, national, local governments help the private sector create jobs and ultimately raise wages. this was a bit of false debate on big government versus small government, we want an effective government that supports economic growth and not just economic growth, but fairness in the economy. middle incomes rise again. mark: is a right to say that what she is proposing will increase the size of the government? >> take profit sharing. it is realigning the incentives in our tax codes to ensure middle income employees, not just management but workers, benefit from profitable firms. that is not reall

. >> 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 controvers

clinton. that's in march. little more than three weeks later, her lawyer, hillary clinton's lawyer, david kendall, responds acknowledging the receipt of the subpoena she says she never received. now, the open question is, when will she testify before the committee? that is still an open question. but after the interview, clinton's staff rushed to say what she meant was that she did not receive the company until after she had erased her private e-mail server. but jeff zeleny, you spent a lot of time talking to the clinton staff. how do they feel this interview went in the sense that she knew this question was coming. you do interview prep. you know you're going to get asked about the e-mails. you know you're going to get asked about the subpoenas. and frankly, that's not an accurate answer. >> finally, after probably about ten hours of asking for clarification, one aide finally said, you know, she was not precise about that. she sort of blurted out i've never had a subpoena. probably did not mean to say that. w

[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: two democrats guided by the fundamental american belief that real and lasting prosperity must be built by all and shared by all. [cheering] hillary clinton: president roosevelt called on every american to do his or her part and every american answered. he said, there is no mystery about what it takes to build a strong and prosperous america. equality of opportunity, jobs for those who can work, security for those who need it, the ending of special privilege for the few -- [cheering] hillary clinton: -- the preservation of civil liberties for all -- [cheering] hillary clinton: -- a wider and constantly rising standard of living. [cheering] hillary clinton: that still sounds good to me. [cheering] hillary clinton: it's america's basic bargain -- if you do your part, you ought to be able to get ahead. and when everybody does their part, america gets ahead, too. that bargain

finally i worked for another clinton in the 90s who on election day -- on election day bill clinton's trust was 41%. and yet he won 31 states plus the district of c d.c. >> it's kind of a sad commentary paul across the board. i mean it just is. who knows who's to blame, whether it's the politicians, whether it's the guys like you or the guys like us. who knows. kevin, let me ask you, there is so much distraction surrounding all of these candidates with how they're playing their game. do you believe it is a mistake for the media and also for the candidates to play so much to the inside and seem to be apparently ignoring the interests of the people who will eventually vote for them? >> i think there's too much emphasis put on the horse race. as much as i love the horse race -- that's one of the things that we all love about politics is it is all about how you go out and engage voters and beat your opponents. where i think the focus is right is on the question of attributes attributes. that's why the trust issue and the focus on the trust issue is very important with hillary clinton. >>

as long as bill clinton is being quiet, it fills a vacuum. it appeals to some independence in a way that very few independents are. john: as long as his approval rating gets better, his role can only help hillary clinton. he's got the biggest megaphone in the world, even bigger than donald trump and it rallies the democratic base, which is important. he has the voice of authority that helps one it comes down to hillary clinton. mark: he has passed the commander-in-chief threshold by definition. there is almost no one in the republican field who is there. the one to our closest, people like jeb bush or john kasich they are not all the way there. as long as the president has that monopoly, he has the authority. john: this part of obama is something that people have agreed with -- the rational obama, saying all you kids yelling out here, americans don't actually like that kind of politics. when obama says that, i think a lot of people say he is speaking for me. [bell] mark: on saturday in iowa donald trump attacked scott walker's record in wisco

when you want to compare transparency of what secretary clinton has done compared to others, the clintons have released itemized -- where they're speaking fees came from, consulting fees. jeb bush said he was setting the standard for disclosure when he did this. he has $19 million in businesses he has not identified. i one not challenge him but i will say if you are setting the standard for transparency you want to say we are $19 million came from. mark: they feel very lucky to be so wealthy. is that a potential vulnerability for voters? joel: the clintons feel very blessed to have the success they have. i think voters want to know whether people really get them whether they will fight for them every day. about whether their kids will get educated, if their incomes will go up. we have a history with anyone -- franklin roosevelt was one of the wealthiest residents we ever had and did not stand up for the average people -- i think they measure people by what they do people like them. that is what this election will come down to. john: you are never going to convince me the idea that they re

clinton. trish: leslie, we are getting reports that democrats are starting to get nervous, understandably so when you look headway bernie sanders is making against hillary clinton. they're starting to wonder whether or not they need another person in the ring. there is talk of joe biden. do you think it is going to happen? >> no. i don't know what democrats you're talk to, i and my otherdemocrats we're very confident hillary will be standing on platform. people i know senator sanders who i like personally and have great respect for, it is not a fear. he is certainly a democrat. he represents more left side of the democrats. if you look at poll numbers, even though trump is going to town, i mean she has trumped trump in the polls. looks like one she has most to worry about is jeb bush. we're a long way away. i do agree with rich on this, which is, it is not -- american people, honestly i don't even think they care what is in the emails. people already think of her as guilty aren't going to volt

foundation as well as another clinton connected company. this has never been done in state department history. so hillary, why go through so many hoops? the white house told you you couldn't hire cynthia blumenthal. you put sydney on the clinton foundation payroll and e-mailed him about security issues at a time when he represented interests that would benefit in the fall of gaddafi in libya. those e-mails were actually hacked by another group. so much for the secure private server argument. to top it off, you didn't turn those e-mails over. we find out about them when blumenthal turns them over pursuant to a subpoena. hillary, you just hid and deleted our e-mails. you were conducting the people's business in a manner that prevented anyone from knowing about it. and if that isn't intent to hide secrets, deceive, and defraud the american public, i don't know what it is. so why? were you afraid that people might find out the reasons for your shift in policy decisions or were donations to the clinton foundation connected to the sale of arms ar

you're in heat to get hillary clinton. i tell you that. >> men cannot be in heat. >> what animal planet? >> what happened here? >> they're hot here. sorry, kimberly. >> the intelligence community said there's at least four e-mails. >> no. they said that. the key is this whole thing. the difference between the tiechls originally saying there was potentially -- hundreds of potentially classified e-mails on her server right? but at the time that she was there, none of it was classified. >> no. >> that's her principal defense. >> now intelligence community is saying something different. they're saying that at the time they were classified. the clinton campaign -- classified later >> yes. not in march. >> in that case the intelligence community which knows better than i or you was saying it was classified. >> guys this is in the memo. let's not get crazy here. >> kimberly thank you. >> these e-mails were not retroactively classified by the state department. rather these e-mails contained classified information when they were ge

mark: there is no doubt because he really clinton has -- hillary clinton as that experience republican voters care about it. coming up next, we go behind the scenes -- big secret is revealed with our campaign reporter after this word from our sponsors. ♪ mark: our guest tonight, bloomberg politics colleagues who cover the campaign in new york today. we want to talk about the candidates. we will start with our colleague who covers capitol hill. you wrote some reporting on republican senators are thinking, or what they will pay you, about trump. >> they are not feeling really good about it. the answers i gave ran from thinking he will go away to thinking that is not good for the republican party. not a single endorsement. even jeff sessions who was in line with them on immigration, policy wise, said he does not know if trump is good for the republican party. >> candidates do not want to jump on him either. scott walker was lucky to have his campaign announcement last week so he did not get blown under it will continue to be a problem. collects the democrats love it. hillary clinton jus

look, hillary clinton and bill clinton are a husband and wife team, right? and the fact that she is giving political favors to ubs and he is getting a million dollars in speaking fees -- trish: million 1/2. >> that could be illegal. trish: well, you bring up, a very important thing. people have been calling for investigation into the clinton foundation. >> called graft. trish: in all of this, for sure. i want to get back to julie, talking about the polling numbers. julie you were saying it is baked in. i don't know, look at bernie sanders pulling ahead there in new hampshire, that surprises me. i made this comment yesterday. i am from new hampshire, even if they're democrats they are fiscally conservative in new hampshire. bernie sanders, a socialist, god forbid, vermont, new hampshireites, granite staters will not go for that. >> first of all democratic primary so not your typical fiscally conservative new hampshire electorate. but more importantly, with bernie sanders, bernie sanders much like donald trump has captured imagination of the base. whether he c

hillary clinton 43 sanders 35. we played this out. bash can they make the argument in iowa and new hampshire and on to south carolina as you know it? at what point does the clinton expectations game get them into trouble? >> well i think the problem again is neftability that she is she's got it wrapped up and nobody else ought to get in. and bernie sanders i thought was stunning a moment ago to hear hillary clinton say she's traveling around iowa listening to folks. this is a listening tour. whereas bernie sanders is saying i don't have to listen to you. it's the same problems as elsewhere and it's about income inequality and folks like hillary clinton and other wealthy people who don't really -- can't really share your pain. and he is resonating. and i think this is more about -- and i would disagree with mr. dionne. i think this is about her. she is not resonating. he is. i think if joe biden got into this race he would resonate just like bernie sanders only better. >> and that is the big question. and given your criticism orb viewp

clinton? what were you hiding? >> well there's that and there are two other facets beyond that story. there is the foundation which works with hundreds of millions of dollars that i guess did business through that maybe we don't know. and former president doing speeches taking in millions of dollars. were they all connected? we'll never know. >> as you remember you had me on when this first broke. i told you at the time that there was democrats very close to the clintons folks i've known for years that told me follow the money. there may be a connection between the e-mail controversy and what then was an older controversy about the clinton foundation. are there any e-mail that's were deleted that may still be on the server if the server still exist that's have a connection to the foundation. you have to consider any e-mails about donors. i don't know. the problem is we may never know and now there is this lack of trust. it may not show up on the polls. steve may be right. they may say i'm not

clinton. the campaign released a statement saying contrary to the initial story which has already been significantly revised she followed appropriate practices in dealing with classified materials, as has been reported on multiple occasion any released e-mails deemed classified by the administration have been done so after the fact and not at the time they were transmitted. earlier today "new york times" reporter michael schmidt who broke the story pushed back on that statement. >> they said it was a substantial change we made to the story. i don't think it was. i think it was -- i think it sort of refocused the lead of the story and such. it was very strong. they came at us very strong and very late and very forcefully. and it was certainly something they jumped on much harder than back in march when the initial story came out. that pushback was very different and far more muted. >> this news comes at the bad time for hillary clinton. the new quinnipiac poll shows voters in three key states i

hillary clinton answered a lot of questions. we want to have you answer those. >> can you tell me the story of how you decided to delete 33,000 e-mails and how that deletion was executed? hillary clinton: let's start from the beginning. mark: she gave an answer but did not address it. want to focus on the second part. what was the process? jennifer: i'm not sure that was actually the full question. mark: it was. she said how did you decide and how is it done? how was the process? jennifer: the lawyers looked through all of the e-mails. at the time, it was in fall 2014. mark: i'm not talking about the story, one we get down to it she said i'm turning this 30,000 over. what happened physically? jennifer: that, i don't know. i don't really understand -- mark: you don't know who did the deletion? jennifer: no, i know they went through the e-mails and divided it up. mark: now we will talk about two things you know a lot about. relationships and hillary clinton. we are going to ask you, something we call 2016 book. what is the status

nick merrill, clinton spokesman, emphasizing that once again clinton followed appropriate practices when dealing with classified material wolf. >> elise, thank you. >>> i want to get more on what is going on in the latest clinton e-mail probe. we'll speak with jeffrey toobin he's standing by in new york. our political director david charlian is here and ron brownstein stand by for a moment. there's lots to discuss the political and legal fallout. much more on this, coming up. push your enterprise and you can move the world. but to get from the old way to the new you'll need the right it infrastructure. from a partner who knows how to make your enterprise more agile, borderless and secure. hp helps business move on all the possibilities of today. and stay ready for everything that is still to come. what to do when you're stranded in a city and you need a last minute hotel? a priceline tonight only deal! stuck out on the range? nowhere to rest your beard? choose from thousands of hand-picked hotel deals at the very last minute. only on your phone. only from priceline. when heartburn comes

they do not trust bill or hillary clinton. they think that they will put one foot in wall street and one foot in the big money, which they have and they will not represent left wing -- the left policy agenda. >> how weird should healthing hillary rodham clinton lg hillarying healthing be? >> i don't think she has much to worry about. he doesn't have the establishment support. he doesn't have very broad based support, so the polls show from -- comes from one of the whitest states in the country. >> 1% of vermont. >> there is a more anti-hillary sentiment here than pro-bernie sanders sent meant here. loo if he represents -- bernie sanders represents the liberal base which is the beating heart of the party now on the bottom era, james, doesn't that give him a shot perhaps to at least give her a scare maybe in iowa maybe win in iowa, maybe give her a scare in normal new hampshire? >> yeah. that liberal base that left wing base you might call it has gotten much bigger in the obama era as we've been talking about. whenever a candida

foundation as well as another clinton connected company. this has never been done in state department history. so hillary, why go through so many hoops? the white house told you you couldn't hire cynthia blumenthal. you put sydney on the clinton foundation payroll and e-mailed him about security issues at a time when he represented interests that would benefit in the fall of gaddafi in libya. those e-mails were actually hacked by another group. so much for the secure private server argument. to top it off, you didn't turn those e-mails over. we find out about them when blumenthal turns them over pursuant to a subpoena. hillary, you just hid and deleted our e-mails. you were conducting the people's business in a manner that prevented anyone from knowing about it. and if that isn't intent to hide secrets, deceive, and defraud the american public, i don't know what it is. so why? were you afraid that people might find out the reasons for your shift in policy decisions or were donations to the clinton foundation connected to the sale of arms ar