>> giving up the game on benghazi. >> we put together a benghazi special committee, a select committee. >> a top republican confirms it, the benghazi committee was designed to stop hillary clinton. >> what are her numbers today? her numbers are dropping. >> tonight, the top democrat from the benghazi committee joins me live. then, donald trump's latest campaign ploy. why the republican front-runner is now courting televangelists. and the eruption over the secret meeting between kim davis and the pope. >> i just want to give god the glory. his peoples have rallied and you are a strong people. >> "all in" starts right now.

do you think a benghazi thong is inappropriate? >> depends on who you are dating. >> you can spice it up with the right guy. >> the right guy. it could be a turn on. >> did you think they are selling these things? >> i haven't checked the numbers on it. i don't know why they don't have the benghazi push up bra. you don't want to wear the thong without the top. >> that's right. >> how do you coordinate that with victoria's secret? >> did any of these products catch your fancy? >> nothing soaks my panties more than something that says obama is a terrorist, especially with the thong aspect. my own is inside job, that's a good one. or make yourself great again playing off trump. i created those myself. >> like perm ones? >> of course. >> you use it as an opportunity to improve yourself. >> like affirmations? >> i swear this will be great for you, i promise. >> so you are inspired by the product? >> yes. >> a lot of these are intimate things. it is strange. i think if you want to get the political word out there, you would want as many

embassy in benghazi, libya. i am nicole petallides. lauren: i am transfixed that the stock market closed column as global markets go into a sigh of relief. after the dow served 300 points yesterday, dow futures are higher. the dow serving 79 points in the premarket. s&p gained eight-point at the s&p up 22 points. nicole: in other asian markets are posing some gains. the nikkei and the possibility of barrels. in making up a half of 1%. train for europe stocks open higher ahead of a central bank meeting. nice gains of more than 1.5% in london and paris and germany. nicole: key commodities, let's kick it off with oil. moving to the downside about a penny. looking at gold right now at 1132 h. rayon spirit lauren: this is how the u.s. dollar is trading against currencies ahead of the european central bank. the euro .12 versus the dollar as well as the japanese yen this morning. nicole: checking the 10 year yield. 2.19% right now. welcome to "fbn:am." looking at what is moving in today's markets, latest breaking news, what to expect the day

phone call was the tragedy in benghazi on september 2012. >> benghazi was that your 3:00 a.m. phone call and how well did you handle that crisis? >> of course it with as crisis and we lost four brave american, including the person i asked the president to send as ambassador, chris stephens. we live in a dangerous world. even our diplomats are in threat. this goes back to when president reagan was in charge. >> so, how did she do? correspondent for the washington examiner. susan, how well did he explain herself when it came to bengh i benghazi. you heard the direct question yet she started to give a history lesson and general explanation of world programs. >> eric, she's still not talking in specifics about what happened in benghazi and her role of getting the embassy ready for any dangerous attack and what he did to help rescue everybody and what she did after the attack. there's so many questions surrounding her role there. and mrs. clinton's top selling point as the democrat candidate for the presidential nomination is her tenure at the state department, her experience. she

we get a phone call from tripoli or benghazi or whatever. we get the coordinates via google earth. >> right. >> we verify that there is a location there that needs to be hit, send a tornado at nato and then it's gone. >> really? >> yeah. >> how does that feel knowing you can call in a tomahawk missile over there? >> it's out of the movies. >> did anyone think it was possible that in their lifetime they were going to see the end of this son of a bitch? most people are telling me they never dreamed. >> i don't know if you call them dreams, hopes, wishes. it was just something in the sky, something i look at every night. >> right. >> but when i hit that point and got into misrata and stood on gadhafi's body, any dream will come true. >> what's the situation now? >> it's fluid. it can swing any direction. >> well, look, what happened in benghazi a few months ago, i mean. what does this mean to the country? >> i think there is a dark, mysterious hand that doesn't like this country to prosper. they see system and organization as a big enemy to the

i knew the ambassador that we lost in benghazi. along with him, we lost three other brave americans who were representing us in a very dangerous part of the world. there have already been eight investigations in the congress, one independent investigation. we've learned all we can learn about what we need to do to protect our diplomats and other civilians, and we need to be enforcing and implementing those changes which is what i started and what secretary kerry has continued. so when i hear a statement like that, which demonstrates, unequivocally, that this was always meant to be a partisan, political exercise, i feel like it does a grave disservice and dishonors, not just the memory of the four that we lost, but of everybody who has served our country. >> for all the latest, i'm joined again by nbc capitol hill correspondent luke russert. how's it playing up there on the hill, luke? >> well, this was a huge unforced error by speaker in waiting kevin mccarthy, kate. so much so that one operative i spoke to, who is close to leaders

but then again, the benghazi committee at this point doesn't really seem to be about benghazi. >> this investigation has turned into a derail hillary clinton nomination by any means necessary. >> indeed, the benghazi committee should probably be called what it is -- the house committee to destroy hillary clinton's chances at being president. remember, we have seen this sort of thing before. ken starr, remember him, special prosecutor, was appointed to investigate the whitewater land deal -- not whether president clinton had had an affair. but this is the gop play book against the clintons, find a reason to investigate, then fish for something, anything you can use against them, even if has nothing do with the original investigation. and something tells me that before it's finally disbanded this benghazi committee is going to break all kinds of records for longevity. l be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacem

one of her aides now taking the fifth to avoid testifying on benghazi. not good. right back with the latest. . . . >>> more bad news for hillary clinton, a man name brine pagliano who set up her server in her home was called to testify in front of a house panel. but pagliano's lawyers say he'll take the fifth and not testify. joining us from washington, correspondent rosen covering the story. katherine, why is this important? >> maybe i'm old fashioned but when you're low level i.t. guy takes the fifth, that is not good. and on top of that we had this nine-hour deposition with this long time clinton ally, cheryl mills who was her chief of staff. it was clear that after that deposition there was some kind of agreement between the republicans, democrats and the committee that they would come out and give one statement to the press, which wasn't extremely professional. she answer all of the questions. nothing was left in question. but it's all classified so now there's like a lid on it. you've done big investigations. now know how this works. they start with the litt

benghazi is that your 3:00 a.m. phone call and how well did you handle that crisis. >> of course it was a crisis. we lost four brave americans including the person that i asked the president to send as ambassador. but we live in a dangerous world. and even our diplomats are at threat and that goes all the way back to, goodness sakes, taking over our embassy in tehran or bombings of our embassy when president reagan was in charge. this is a dangerous world. and i think what we had to do during that period of time in trying to protect our people after the attack on the consulate. giving them -- getting them evacuated not only working on what was going on in libya, we had embassies that were under attack or threatened to attack by terrorist groups across north africa indeed across much larger swath of the world. i think it was terribly tragic what happened. i immediately asked for independent review, just like former secretary of state did. and i made that public. the only other person who did that was secretarial brig

i knew the ambassador that we lost in benghazi. along with him we lost three other brave americans who were representing us in a very dangerous part of the world. there have already been eight investigations in the congress. one independent investigation. we have learned all we can learn about what we need to do to protect our diplomats and our evt other civilians and we need to be enforcing and implementing those changes which is what i started and what secretary kerry has continued. so when i hear a statement like that which demonstrates unequivically that this was always meant to be a partisan political exercise i feel like it does a grave disservice and dishonors not just the memory of the four that we lost, but of everybody who has served our country. >> and al sharpton's full interview with hillary clinton will air on politics nation this sunday here on msnbc. clinton is slated to appear before the benghazi committee next month. the question now is will mccarthy's slip take the teeth out of that benghazi investigation. kelly

. >> we want her emails and documents that are relevant to benghazi. >> creating major headaches for the obama administration. >> when did you first learn that hillary clinton used emaul system outside the u.s. government for official business while she was secretary of state? >> the same time everybody else learned it through news reports. >> clinton refusing to give up her server and on march 27th, clinton's lawyer david kendall informing the house of representatives that clinton's work-related emails had been handed over to the state department and the remaining personal emails deleted from the server. >> let's have a private conversation about why you had your own server, why you didn't return the records when you left the state department, and why you decided to permanently delete them when you knew that congressional investigations were ongoing? >> the federal court ordering new batches of the emails every 30 days with the goal of having all of them released by the end of january. may 28th, conservative group judicial watch sues the state department to force it to collect all o

it is no longer just about benghazi and what she did or didn't do to prevent the terror attack in benghazi and cover-up later on, it has become a much, much larger issue and i don't think, i don't think she has any control over it. i think showing signs of contrition only show she had bad judgment. i think that is very problematic for her all the way around. >> shira, her campaign will try to shift gears. they say she will focus this month on women's issues. does carly fiorina complicate that strategy? >> not completely i think. carly fiorina is maybe going to make it, likely make it into the debate so she will have another platform to talk about this. i don't think it complicates hillary's strategy too much. remember this is strategy that worked for hillary clinton in the past. she didn't emphasize her gender as much in her 2008 race. and this time around she is. where that worked for her was new hampshire. so, when she goes back, trying to regain the lead in the polls, ahead of the primary in new hampshire, working and appealing to female voters especially 40 plus female voters is good s

spokesman nick merrill declaring -- the top democrat on the benghazi panel elijah cummings rushed to clinton's defense by claiming pagliano is only taking the fifth because he did not want to be drawn into a political spectacle. he admitted it would be better for pagliano to talk. >> am i surprised that he has decided to take the fifth? no, i'm not surprised. am i disappointed? yes. because i would have loved to have heard what he had to say. >> reporter: republicans note it's harder for clinton allies to cry politics when there's a nonpartisan fbi investigation looming. >> this is the one guy that can put all of this to bed. him pleading the fifth speaks volumes. >> reporter: clinton is eager to testify in public to the benghazi panel in late october. the story may have legs as we edge closer and closer to the early caucuses and primaries. lou? lou: ed, thank you. ed henry. >>> in china president xi jinping presiding over a massive military parade to commemorate japan's surrender in world war ii. the extravagant parade, the most forceful display yet of china's military power after w

we put together a benghazi special committee, a select committee, what are her numbers today? her numbers are dropping. why? because she's untrustable. no one would have known that had happened had we not -- >> i give credit you for that. >> moments ago, hillary clinton was asked by reverend al sharpton about those comments. >> what is your response to mccarthy's comments? >> i have to tell you i find them deeply distresses. i knew the ambassador that we lost in benghazi along with him we lost three other brave americans who were representing us in a very dangerous part of the world. there have been eight investigations in the congress. one independent investigation. we have learned all we can learn about what we need to do to protect our diplomats and our other civilians and we need to be enforcing and implementing those changes which is what i started and what secretary continued. so when i hear a statement like that, which demonstrates unequivocally that this was always meant to be a partisan political exercise, i feel like it does a grave disservice and dishonors not just

clinton wil get her chance to testify to that benghazi committee october 22nd. a public hearing she says she welcomes. the committee said tonight its work is driven by the facts. lester. >> andrea, thank you. >>> the vatican now confirms that pope francis secretly met with kim davis during his trip to the u.s. davis is the kentucky clerk who was jailed for denying marriage licenses to same-sex couples. davis and her husband met with the pope away from the public eye in washington. davis says the pope hugged her and claims he thanked her for her courage. >> still ahead tonight, nearly a year after an nbc news investigation raised questions about a potential health danger lurking on the artificial turf so many of our children play on. why isn't the government answering our questions about it? >>> also, a terrifying landing for this passenger plane and the people on board as the wing scrapes so you're a small business expert from at&t? yeah, give me a problem and i've got the solution. well, we have 30 years of customer records. our cloud can keep them safe and acc

clinton appears before the benghazi panel next month. today's deposition behind closed doors features jake sullivan, clinton's senior policy advisor, an aide to her presidential campaign. former chief of staff cheryl mills on the hot seat for nearly nine hours yesterday. >> miss mills answered all of the committee's questions and the dialogue was professional and productive. martha: that from trey body yesterday after a very long session with cheryl mills. chris wallace, anchor of "fox news sunday." chris, good to see you this morning. welcome. >> good to be it it with you. martha. cheryl mills for hours apparently things she could not remember but she answered all the questions. jake sullivan is in there now this morning. what do you think of the impact is of all of this? >> we don't know. it was interesting, another member of the committee, of the benghazi committee, republican was not quite as nice to cheryl mills and said that she had some memory lapses particularly when it came to benghazi. she tended to have more problems rememberi

hundreds we hadn't heard about before and specifically pointing toward ben benghazi. tell us about it? >> state department has informed republican trey gowdy select committee there in the house that they found some new emails involving libya, involving benghazi and the terror attacks. we have not seen the content. trey gowdy has not seen the content yet. all he knows is that he is getting these emails. will they be significant or game changer? we don't know. what i think is important to ground score is hillary clinton and the state department have both repeatedly said all work related email was turned over to her by the department. that's what she has said. by the way she certified that peace of paper to a judge back in august saying she turned over all work related email questions being raised about that state department said everything related to benghazi they gave to that special republican committee. all of a sudden they do this on a friday. >> her state department said that right? not the current state department under john kerry, right? big pieces of context is

committee issued a subpoena for hillary clinton's e-mails related to benghazi. what's significant is we have officials confirming this house ha the state department's in the process of turning more clinton e-mail related to benghazi over to this special committee investigating the terror attacks. the committee doesn't know what's in the new e-mails. what's significant or not about the e-mails because they are in the process of being turned over to the committee. obviously, when you have a subpoena and you're supposed to turn over official documents if they're not turned over that could lead to all kinds of legal and political trouble. i want to add more breaking news in the last moment, we now have just gotten a statement from the committee and they say in the past week the state department has confirmed on the record it requested secretary clinton's e-mail and it was the committee inquiries that led them to realize it did not have the former secretary e-mails. they go onto say the state department has failed to comply with multiple requests and it's now indicat

democrats on the benghazi committee led by cumminings are sthag understand why they did this. saying -- there is no evidence of criminal activity. it is understanding this witness' attorney advised him given the onslaught of candidates and members of congress and other false links. that is the democratic side. it will make be harded to make the case when you have the professional skwlaep hillary clinton and the aids and you have the separate but related fbi, criminal investigation of the security server and what went down. and in addition to the staffers, today and tomorrow who are going behind closed doors to testify before the benghazi committee. you still have hillary clinton coming in in late october to testify in public about what happened. there is a lot coming down the pipe still. >> jesse, i think it points to a bigger democratic cover-up. you listen to the democrats on the committee and they are saying right wing conspiracy and defending this. i think if republicans were smart they would demand the grand jury and go after the white house and there is no way president

benghazi is back. exciting. >> reporter: the vice-president in miami today, and what he is doing is testing the waters. his staff has been talking about it in private for some weeks. he was meeting with jewish leaders and that's significant, he was talking up the iran nuclear deal the president has been pushing and now appears to have the votes to get through the house and senate. that enables biden to burnish his foreign policy credentials and reach out to jew rich leaders who could be potentially helpful with votes, raising campaign money. he is still weeks away, we're told, from a decision, and hillary clinton's aides are watching this very closely. in a conference call with reporters today they were asked how would it impact your strategy if the vice-president gets in? her top aide insist they'll run the same race either way. they acknowledge they have what they called head winds from the e-mail controversy, and it got a whole lot tougher today when a former clinton aide, who helped set up the serv

this was a request from the benghazi committee, one of three committees who subpoenaed here. but the headline this morning is the dubious one of, he's taken the fifth amendment and people often believe when you hear not to incriminate yourself, they're less likely to believe what pagliano is saying, which is he doesn't want to be part of a circus. >> right. and i think you can see that line that you're describing from the clinton campaign which put out a statement that said on the one hand, they are very understanding of mr. pagliano's decision but that they were encouraging him to talk. even if there are perfectly legal reasons to do what he did, this is not a good headline for them and they know it. >> michael, we have congressman elijah cummings said yesterday that trey gowdy unilaterally issued the subpoena to pagliano and that gowdy is using the committee for the political purpose of trying to smear a democratic presidential candidate. with that said, i believe you wrote it is time perhaps for clinton to reboot her campaign. how does she do that with these headlines that

there is some hope that the benghazi hearings will determine when she goes to testify in front of the benghazi committee whether this is truly fatal and there is still time for somebody else to get in, namely joe biden, this happens at the end of september, but if not, the anxiety just sits there and becomes a problem. >> and the senator put out this statement, the justice department gave us less information when they should give us more. it is getting absurd when somebody at the justice department is leaking information that the department refuses to admit that it is conducting. in light of the details the committee will seek more information about the state department's attempts to gain possession about the e-mail records that should have remained at the fbi in the first place. they will give clarity on how to handle the e-mails now that they have been recovered from the server. allowing them to search for records, the inspector general, the press, years ago and providing the records to the requesters would be a welcome news. we don't usually read foull statements but that was inter

i have turned everything over that dealt with benghazi. he mean, we could play a litany of sound bites in which she says. this and now, on a friday, during pope coverage, when speaker boehner has stepped down, we get 900 emails on libya? i mean, this is crazy, right? >> i think everyone at home is asking how does this happen? and all four of us are asking the same question. >> this has been a devastating week in which we learned that the fbi has found work-related emails that were previously deleted on the server but they recovered them next to the personal ones. under threat of perjury, she has sworn that she turned over not just told us at a microphone several times, turned over all her work relegalitied email. many, many statements including that one turned out not to be true. >> let me just read this. this is is the actual under penalty of perjury, i hillary rodham clinton, that the following is true and correct. while i do not know what information may be responsive for purposes of this lawsuit, this is the judicial watch lawsuit, i h

benghazi has nothing to do with benghazi attacks. everything to do with republicans insatiable desire to derail hillary clinton presidential bid. would you like to respond to that. >> it is heart for every statement to be inaccurate but mr. cummings managed to pull it off. we're doing it very differently chairman issa did it and different when the democrats did it when they ran the asylum. letter from linda sanchez on because because committee. she very different view invoking right to incrimination. they threatened to make a witness come in have public hearing. as you know this is private hearing today. and contrary to what mr. cummings said, we have to talk to mr. pagliano. we have to make sure the record's complete. we have to make sure it hasn't been exfoliated or corrupted in any way. frankly we have to make sure what other witnesses told us and witnesses to come or is true. it is either corroborated or true. the right belongs to mr. pagliano. doesn't belong to elijah cummins or the his lawyer or the mailman. it belongs to mr. p

reports say they're likely related to benghazi. this just coming into us right now that the state department is saying that they have, in fact, e-mails that are private from clinton that she didn't turn over. we've made a big thing of this previously, she had the ability to effectively go through that 60,000 pages of e-mails, who knows how many there actually have been and pick and choose exactly what she wanted to turn over. she claimed she didn't want to put in the things about yoga class or chelsea's wedding but many are skeptical whether or not there was more stuff in those e-mails, whether they were related to things like benghazi. whether they were related perhapsmore to her husband's ties for the speeches. but anyway, the committee has been investigating the benghazi attacks and hungry for more information as to her role and what she was doing in all of that, maybe the e-mails might offer a clue, we're continuing to get additional information into us right now, and we'll be back with more of it right after this. don't go any

shes said she didn't have emails on benghazi. >> you know benghazi isn't a scandal, right? >> it happened because she would not allow the ambassador to have the security he needed -- >> no, they cut the security budget and we didn't have the money. >> you know what, coco, i got to tell you, there's a reason that americans don't trust her, there's a reason they connect the word liar and untrustworthy to her because nobody believes her anymore. >> because you keep saying it. >> what? because i keep saying it? i thought nobody listened to me. >> because conservatives say repeatedly, repeatedly, these are terrible people and don't trust them, so a lot of people start to believe it, but i don't believe it -- >> bye, coco. bernie sanders is beating her. thank you, coco. with me now is someone who feels a little differently than coco, ann coulter. >> i like the defense that she has not been indicted yet. she has not been criminally accused and investigated. that's fantastic, she hasn't been indicted yet. let's make her president. >> do you think it's going to happen? >> it should

i knew the ambassador that we lost in benghazi. along with him, we lost three other brave americans who were representing us in a very dangerous part of the world. there have already been eight investigations in the congress, one independent investigation. we've learned all we can learn about what we need to do to protect our diplomats and other civilians. and we need to be enforcing and implementing those changes, which is what i started and what secretary kerry has continued. so when i hear a statement like that, which demonstrates, unequivocally, that this was always meant to be a partisan, political exercise, i feel like it does a grave disservice and dishonors, not just the memory of the four that we lost, but of everybody who has served our country. >> reverend sharpton is here. she seemed angry there, but it sounds like they think they were handed a political gift. >> i think it's clear from the answer, she thinks it was a political gift, and she's really now driving back this whole thing of her being untrustworthy, to where

the british left benghazi. the red cross closed their office. five requests for additional security denied by her headquarters during the attack, nobody could really help these folks. after the attack, they told a story about a protest and a video that had nothing to do with the attack. i think that ask more damning than the e-mails but the e-mails is a trust issue. her store i hay about how the e were set up and what happened and didn't happen are not holding water and the people involved are having to take the fifth amendment. any time somebody working for you has to take the fifth amendment based on something you did is probably not good for you as a politician. >> i want to ask you about kentucky where right now kim davis, the county clerk is in court. mike huckabee, one of your competitors, said on "morning joe" today to joe scarborough that she has every right to do that because what the supreme court ruled isn't really the law. that there's no statute involved in approving gay marriages. the way i read the constitution and the way joe sca

was this a case of him actually explaining what the benghazi committee is up to? >> yeah, it was a startling admission by the speaker in waiting. i think he forgot that, just because you're on fox news, doesn't mean that the rest of the country's not going to hear about it. and what he really did, andrea, is lay out for the american people that this is a tax-payer funded political hit job, and the most disgusting thing about it is that it's being done on the desks of four brave americans. and i think people should be outraged that this is now out in the open. we all believe that's what this was. they are not even going to finish their work, they say, until next year. now what are they doing next year? could it be we are electing a president next year? this is outrageous and i hope many people are upset as many of us are. >> i did ask the chair of that committee who is considered to become majority leader about a possible political motivation. this is back on august 12th. and he did push back hard on all of this speculation. what do you say to those in her corner w

>> i think john dickerson did press hillary clinton about benghazi. and i think he may have made the calculation that since she apologized and done interviews about the e-mail fiasco that maybe it wasn't going to break much new ground. this is exactly what she wants. the more she takes these questions even if giving the same answers and not addressing

what happens to the situation in benghazi? >> yesterday the united nations delegation to libya issued a very strong statement, clear condemnation of the operation that general haftar has started in benghazi. his future with regard to any deal that might be reached has reached stumbling blocks. many have expressed categorically. , to decide rather than prejudges this decision and taking this decision now. >> nasser badry, thank you, still a very complicated ways to unravel, thank you. >>> russia's foreign ministry has called for what they describe as concrete action. after a shell hit their neighborhood, emergency systems have been trying to approve bodies and take the wounded to hospital. india and russia say they will coordinate their actions in syria to avoid taking cross fire. talks with vladimir putin about security on is syria. golan heights which israel seized from syria in 1967. alexis tsipras has again been sworn into office after winning sunday's parliamentary elections. syriza party over tough new austerity measures.

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also new tonight, what was said about the committee investigating benghazi? now investigating longer than the watergate scandal. you're about to hear what the man many believe could be the next speaker of the house said what that committee has now accomplished. and hillary clinton's fiery response. and she's not the only one talking tonight. former president bill clinton back in the game, as well. abc's cecilia vega on the campaign trail. >> reporter: tonight, more than 6,000 e-mails from hillary clinton's private account made public. but now, hundreds of those e-mails stored on her home server when she was secretary of state deemed so sensitive they've been marked classified. the house committee that brought the e-mail controversy to light back in the spotlight once again. the republican congressman hoping to replace speaker john boehner suggesting on fox news that the bipartisan investigation into benghazi is behind clinton's sagging poll numbers. >> everybody thought hillary clinton was unbeatable, right? but we put together a benghazi special committee. a

committee in the house ledmer aid was also called to testify before that special benghazi committee in the house led by republican trade out. plans to avoid a subpoena, not just his that many but senate judiciary committee, senate homeland security committee tied to a committee trying to get to the bottom of the security of this server for one thing and the senate judiciary committee chaired by chuck grassle iowa confirming last night, quote, his legal counsel told the committee yesterday he would plead the fifth to any and all questions if he were compelled to testify. that obviously raises the stakes big time for hillary clinton and her campaign. you see her suffering in the polls as this has been bubbling up. they wanted this former staffer, all staffers to testify that hillary clinton's use of a personal e-mail was a loud and she has not send or receive anything more classified confirmed by the state department and inspector general, made every effort to answer questions and be as helpful as possible, current and former to do the same, i mentioned the first, the republican in th

but we put together a benghazi special committee, a select committee. what are her numbers today? her numbers are dropping. why? because she's untrustable. but no one would have known any of that had happened. >> i agree. i give you credit for sequestrati sequestration, i'll give you credit where credit is due. but here's what every conservative wants to know. >> yes. >> are you willing to defund obamacare and use your constitutional authority? are you willing to use the power of the purse to defund planned parenthood? will you use the power of the purse to stop the power grab of

you got benghazi. you got the server. her resume' is full of more disasters than an irwin allen film festival. and she has the opposite of the midas touch. she's like the anti-trump. wherever she goes her incompetence is contagious. she's like measles. and also when she tweeted, when she tweets she quotes compliments about herself which i find hilarious. >> i think a lot of people only repeat the good stuff. >> she said she just wasn't thinking. >> that's supposed to be an acceptable answer for the former secretary of state. and someone who -- she's been in politics for a long time. [ overlapping speakers ] >> geraldo, she's grossly -- if nothing else, if not corrupt then this woman is grossly incompetent. you can't tell me she's smart. she knew the rules. >> cold you hold up your -- here is eric bolling like many people has a business personal device and a -- >> how is this relevant? >> because hillary clinton has only one like geraldo rivera. hillary clinton only has one. >> this is not relevant. i'm sorry. >> i have my

clinton as the tech guy who setup her private server is being called before the house committee on benghazi in about on hour. he is expected to plead the fifth to avoid self-incrimination but they are considering granting him immunity to discuss clinton's e-mail set-up. here is what trey gowdy had to say. >> we have to make sure the record is complete and talk to him. we have to make sure it hasn't been corrupted and we to make sure what the other witnesses tell us is true. >> the committee's top democrat slammed trey gowdy and the panel saying the testimony has nothing to do with benghazi and everything to do with republicans desire to derail clinton's presidential bid. there are reports the committee, judge, is seeking to offer immunity to him so he will sing like a canary is help the committee figure out what happened. there are reports he is going to plead the fifth. what do you think we can expect and why wouldn't they offer him that immunity? >> there is a political reason. the more he invokes the fifth the worse it looks for hillary. i mean her tech person in the scandal is pleading

>> i think john dickerson did press hillary clinton about benghazi. and i think he may have made the calculation that since she apologized and done interviews about the e-mail fiasco that maybe it wasn't going to break much new ground. this is exactly what she wants. the more she takes these questions even if giving the same answers and not addressing the fbi investigation it starts to feel like old news for the audience and maybe that enables her to change the subject to i'm a real person. >> was that a good response when asked to sum up her campaign in three words and she says i'm a real person. if you have to say that isn't that saying something? >> i like the way she laughed when she said it. this is the case of her reading the talking points. she is going to be warmer, funnier and so maybe a little bit of humor. hillary clinton for 25 years has had a cold and calculator image. she doesn't seem to loosen up. clearly with bernie sanders challenging her, joe biden possibly getting into the race. they have made the decision that she has to find a way

he is well-into his deposition before the the benghazi select committee. sullivan is not a household name but he had a front row seat as clinton's policy advisor and first hand knowledge of the decision to place the consulate in libya with substandard security that did not meet state department requirements. >> in a country like libya you need to understand what policy you're wanting and you have to balance that. >> less than a week after the attacks, sullivan agreed to work with mike morel and ben rhodes on the talking points you see here that blamed the attack on an obscure video. he noted these points were not good and he had taken a editing hand to them. it was agreed jake would work closely with the technology community to finalize the points. we were able to confirm with the chairman of the benghazi committee the next witness up will be mike morel. >> i understand that you also have new information on the w s witness who will take the fifth. >> a source told fox news that investigators wanted to question a low level it guy that put the server and mai