grassley about the fair and the concerns over those clinton e-mails. that is next after this word from our sponsor. ♪ john: we are back in iowa. we werehe things talking about was hillary clinton's e-mail trouble. grassleyn with charles , asking about new developments to the clinton story and his level of concern. sen. grassley: this is not just a clinton thing. my reputation goes back to overseeing democrat and republican administrations. i'm concerned about the enforcement of the law and the fbi doing a proper investigation and the transparency the president promised, these e-mails should get to the intelligence community very quickly because that person is the best person capable of deciding whether or not what is top secret and what isn't as well as whether or not the law has been violated. we've got to make sure the law is carried out. when you read about another server in which the e-mails had been backed up, is there something you want to call on secretary clinton, or is there something, what is the next step? i will tell you what needs to be done and i will tell you what

he walks around. first, the conversation with charles grassley about the fair , the republican presidential race, and the concerns that he has over those clinton e-mails. that is next after this word from our sponsor. ♪ back here in clear lake, iowa. one of the things we were talking about was hillary clinton's e-mail trouble. earlier today at the state fair, i had a chance to sit down with charles grassley, asking about new developments in the clinton story and his level of concern. sen. grassley: this is not just a clinton thing. my reputation goes back to overseeing both republican and democratic administrations. i'm concerned about the enforcement of the law and the fbi doing a proper investigation , and most importantly the transparency the president promised. these e-mails should get to the ig veryence community quickly because that person is , the best person capable of deciding whether or not what is top secret and what isn't as well as whether or not the law has been violated. we've got to make sure the law is carried out. john: when you read about another server in

political. not just chuck grassley saying, i bet there top-secret stuff on there. there is reason that inspector general september this to fbi -- sent this to the fbi, does this mean she is guilty, not in a court i of law, but in my eyes. >> when you go from g.o.p., to ig, and fbi they get you in trouble. but clintons have learned we don't play by the rules, we don't give things up, we don't get punished for it. >> top-secret is not a bootleg coffee of that delicious movie we were talking about. >> everyone wanted to date val kilmer. >> if i knew it was an old movie you said delicious and val kilmer in the same sentence, you have seen pictures of him lately, he is looking rough. kennedy: a marlon brando comparison. >>s or so -- orson wels is thin compared to val. kennedy: he feels the need for a nap. >> did not age well. kennedy: you know who has aged well. is that delightful bernie sanders, a new poll gives him a 7. lead over hillary clinton, and state known as new hampshire. and by the way that next door to his home state of vermont. and several hundred miles from common sense. ameri

senator grassley. i appreciate the intelligence community inspector general providing more information in response to questions that many members of congress have public have in regarding classifies e-mail on the former secretary of state clinton a private server, a thumb drive with her private attorney this information revealed makes it more important that the fbi, and state department secure these documents to date, two agency most critical and securing this information have failed to assure the american people, that they are taking the necessary steps to protect america's national security interest. that is deep sherri, that is what it boils down to, a powerful position, some people already wondering if she misused it in different ways. particular with the found dpaig. >> anfoundation.>> it has to tol security issues, women voters care about, that does, is that if hillary clinton is a democratic nominee she cannot win a majority of the vote. charles: okay. i think there could be 4 candidates, trump, hillary, bernie somebody else. >> you said that, you want to chime in. >> i want to

of a -- republican senator charles grassley has demanded to know why the secretary gave abedin special government employee status enabling her to hold four positions simultaneously. grassley firing off a new letter to the state department saying "it raises more questions about the intersection of official state department actions, private teneo business, and secretary clinton's personal interest in fund raiding for the clinton foundation and its entities". >> in almost 30 years of public service, i've had no scandals. >> reporter: while former maryland governor martin o'malley grew passionate when he says the party is protecting clinton with too few debates. >> this sort of rigged process has never been attempted before. >> reporter: the donkey not in the room was biden who did not make a trip to minneapolis. though officials from the draft biden movement were at a suite in the hotel pitching to wait for the vice president's decision. >> i think there is a genuine desire to see the vice president join this race. >> reporter: then democratic socialist bernie sanders who repeated

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senator grassley's office. i never lived there. i will tell that story. i got the family thing. blessed with a great family. my record of success is peo something people you're in for -- yearn for. these are public servants that would like to forge solutions across the aisle. senator grassley has been doing this for a long while. this idea that his president demonizes his opponent. if you are against the iran, you are in cahoots with the death to america crowd? give me a break. this is not how we will solve our problems. i have not been contaminated by that culture that tries to divide. florida, we saw problems there. >> how are you getting your place of zen? mr. bush: i was worried that you guys were starting a fight. >> did you take any lessons from your campaign here or your earlier days in the campaign trail? seeing that process from that time? mr. bush: if you have been helpinghis, and i have, elect republicans for a long while, it is a long haul across the board. we are at just the beginning of this. a majority of iowans have not even begun to consider who they will suppo

. >> correct. and kelly o'donnell, you spoke to chuck grassley. what did he tell you in iowa about this matter? >> i caught up with him and asked him ability the inquiry he is pushing forward, which he is asking if clinton's lawyer had the proper clearances and the proper tools to protect the secrets on e-mail because he had a thumb drive containing his client, hillary clinton's e-mails, as a part of representing here and chuck grassley, is using his power as one senator, the chairman of the judiciary committees to push on that. he said he has not heard back from kendall yet. wants to know when he could get a security clearance and was there a gap. is it possible that the thumb drive the attorney had was improperly stored? chuck grassley doesn't know, but he says there are real questions, might it raise questions in other circumstances for how potentially secret sensitive or classified information might be handled outside of government servers when lawyers are involved and we know this washington, lawyers are often involved. >> understatement. kristen welker, quickly, if there is a wind

clinton foundation and executives of a -- republican senator charles grassley has demanded to know why the secretary gave abedin special government employee status enabling her to hold four positions simultaneously. grassley firing off a new letter to the state department saying "it raises more questions about the intersection of official state department actions, private teneo business, and secretary clinton's personal interest in fund raiding for the clinton foundation and its entities". >> in almost 30 years of public service, i've had no scandals. >> reporter: while former maryland governor martin o'malley grew passionate when he says the party is protecting clinton with too few debates. >> this sort of rigged process has never been attempted before. >> reporter: the donkey not in the room was biden who did not make a trip to minneapolis. though officials from the draft biden movement were at a suite in the hotel pitching to wait for the vice president's decision. >> i think there is a genuine desire to see the vice president join this race. >> reporter: then democratic socialist b

clinton, it included donations for clinton and a consulting company. charles grassley demanded to know why the state departme department -- grassley declaring the latest revelations raise questions about the intersection of official state department actions, private business and secretary clinton's personal interest and fund-raising for the clinton foundation and related entities. some of clinton's rivals seem to acknowledge the elephant in the room, though lincoln chafee of rhode island insisted this is not a swipe. >> in all through the almost 30 years of public service, i've had no scandals. >> reporter: former maryland governor martin o'malley suggested the party is protecting clinton with too few debates. >> this sort of rigged process has never been attempted before. >> reporter: the donkey not in the room is biden who did not make the trip to minneapolis, they were here in a suite at dnc hotel pitching democrats to wait for the vice president's decision. >> i think there is a genuine desire to see the vice president join this race. >> reporter: and bernie sanders repeatedly brou

senator chuck grassley. so i asked hilary clinton at a news conference today. here was her response that got a bit defensive. >> let me answer one of your questions because i think that's what you are entitled to. >> now in fairness to hilary clinton, that was a more combative candidate, that might be some of her supporters especially on the left are looking for. there's a big "the new york times" piece today suggesting that the democrats are frustrated that clinton has not dealt more directly with the e-mail issues. the clinton foundation has been playing too much defense and joked about it, tried to joke it off by making that snap chat joke a couple of weeks ago and then telling me last week about wiping a server with a cloth. she's now trying to shift strategy because it's not just about the controversies. it's about the possible entry of joe biden who was not here in minneapolis. but the draft biden folks were here. >> thanks, ed. here now with reaction to all of this is the president of citizens united david bossy and fox news contributor doug shone. welcome to all of you. >> thank

. >> reporter: in new letter republican senator chuck grassley wants to know when mrs. clinton, got his security clear answer -- clearance. that covered unauthorized removal of classified information and retention as well. lou: katherine, just astounding >> >> carl great to see you here in new york. clinton seems to be given the worst shape every week how long can this go one? >> it is hurting her deeply but it can go one for a while we have heard explanation after explanation after explanation. one howdah of every 20 females that sheet -- emails she turned over to the state department had some form of classified or confidential secret information and this is a woman who is supposedly trained in what was confidential and secret and intelligent she had such a cavalier attitude one at a 20 violated the security protocols of the security department and a lot of the united states. no one has ever asked a question of hillary clinton and. what advice did you seek of any before you put your e-mail on a personal server located in the basement of your house in new york? i bet she's never bothere

washington, d.c. i can barely drive. i can get to senator grassley's office maybe by gps. i've never lived there. there is a yearning -- i got the family thing. i'm blessed with a great family. but my record of success is something people yearn for in washington, d.c. we've had gridlock in washington. >> wow. >> reporter: so his record of success is what he's trying to sell here. the challenge is going to be, of course, overcoming the fact that the thing most people know about him is his last name. bu i told him to fly into dulles airport if he wants to get to senator grassley's office. >> being accepted and having a response, whether it's a canned response, and it may even sound as though you practiced it every day in the bathroom mirror, but nevertheless a response, and not one that i don't even know how to drive in washington, d.c., thus, i am not an insider. >> it is, i am not an insider, tamron, and that family question is one he gets over and over again not just from reporters like me but from voters who, again, basically know his last name and not that much else about him. and

grassley, for example, saying that he has seen lots of tax increases but no significant expense reduction . at the same time, he is saying in puerto rico, the governor has been talking about a fiscal control board and the senator's questioning who is going to be of that, whether it will make any difference. what i see happening on the republican side of the aisle is reluctance. reluctance to move my deal to see,they just want like i say, more discipline on the part of the government of puerto rico. chapter nine should be available to puerto rico. i believe that regardless of with asm, i do not agree lot of the policies followed by the current administration in puerto rico, but i have -- but at the same time, it makes no sense to leave the puerto rico people out of the chapter nine clauses. betty: right, you are not allowed right now to seek chapter nine and to seek the protection that chapter nine of a filing word. some of the congress and lawmakers have said though, you yourself congressmen have said that you basically pushed for statehood in puerto rico while at the same time

and the difference is, i don't worry about the house committee, but chuck grassley and chairman of the judiciary committee and he has a bone in his mouth. >> or a criminal investigation by the department of justice. charlie: ben? e don't want to see a rerun of bush-clinton? >> it's constant. i don't think it's definitive, but it's out there and governor bush has to answer the question all the time and there are a lot f republicans that are fearful that a third bush presidency is too high hurdle to climb. they don't object to the bushes at all, but even more broadly in the country. i think it fades as people meet jeb bush and distinguish him as an individual, not just a member of a family. no question, there is a lot of talk about that. charlie: what will be the defining issue of this campaign? >> leadership and zreng in the international arena, what the game plan is, because the middle east will be bigger. charlie: leadership and foreign policy? >> somebody that can convince the country that america can lead again in the world. sort of what ed said but i put it differently, there's

grassley sent a letter to clinton's attorney asking if he had the proper clearance to handle hillary clinton's e-mail thumb drive. >> is there something specific in the way counsel received the information that concerns you? >> the main question is, is he cleared to have access to those documentations? and we want to make sure that the law is followed. >> there is also movement in a different story regarding state department e-mail today. back in 20132 website gawker filed a freedom of information act request to obtain e-mails between former deputy assistant secretary of state reigns. the state department told gawker no records could be located. last week the state department said they had located 17,000 e-mails relative to the request. the state department plans to release the first batch of e-mails on september 30th. over three years after gawker's initial request. meanwhile the associated press reports the fbi examination of clinton's e-mail server could reveal more than just e-mails. it could show who had access to the server and who if anyone broke into the server. about half of

wouldn't know how to drive, i could barely get from dulles to senator grassley's officer. never lived there, never been -- been a reform minded governor. i'll tell that story. there's a yerning. i got that, the family thing. that's true. i am blessed with a great family. but my record of success is something that people yearn for in washington, d.c. we have had gridlock in washington. here are two really talented public servants that would love to begin to forge solutions. even across the aisle. senator grassley has been doing this for a long while, and this idea that a president tears down his opponents, demonized them, says if you're against the iran deal, you're part of the death to america, you're in cohoots with the death to america crowd. give me a break. this is not how we're going to solve our problems. i haven't been contaminated by that culture that always tries to demonize and divide. i'm fraught florida. we solve problems there. >> so tip to jeb bush, if he's wanting to go to grassley's office, he'll want to fly from reagan international. there's a classic car fest g

grassley as well as, you know, senator durbin to do the same thing that trump is proposing. cheryl: i'm sorry, we're out of time. great discussion on this. i think the discussion will be a great discussion for the 2016 campaign. guys, thank you very much. we want to show you, we're monitoring this. live pictures right now. this is what you're looking at live pictures of a town hall meeting hillary clinton is holding in las vegas. expected to speak at any moment. the e-mail controversy keeps unfolding, though, as the backdrop of her campaign, she could have to answer for more than just the e-mails on the private server. how about server security? there is a report the i.t. company she used to maintain it was run out of a loft apartment and the server was kept in the bathroom closet. fox news chief intelligence correspondent has the details on the latest fbi probe. hello, catherine, how are you? >> reporter: thank you, cheryl, there is new information on the fbi review of the server and the three thumb drives, an intelligence source tells fox news, the thumb drives are not complete copy o

chairmen. senate the judiciary committee chair, chuck grassley has asked for a lot of information related to clinton's e-mail, the classified information. then there are e-mail about her staff, abedin and work status. so what has happen is this one benghazi investigation by the select committee has snow balled into so many various investigations. that i think the clinton camp is really trying to blunt this before it goes any further. >> thanks very much for the update. donald trump drawing a huge crowd in michigan. this morning he spoke with chris cuomo one-on-one and chris asked yes won't give any specifics on what he would do if elected. toenail fungus? seriously? smash it with jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. look at the footwork! most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application site redness, itching, swelling, burning or stinging, blisters, and pain. smash it! make the call and ask your doctor if jublia is right for you. new larger size now available. (vo)cars for crash survival,ning

. chuck grassley wants to know why ramirez wasn't tracked more closely. clearly there has been a total breakdown in cooperation between local and federal law enforcement that allowed this alleged killer to be released and despite his lengthy and violent criminal record never reported. hoesy vilagomez and other citizens are charged with murder. the da says getting a death penalty will not be easy. >> just because i file and go with the death penalty school mean the jury will agree with it. we have seen over and over again that doesn't happen in california. >> they will decide if they will face the death penalty in the hearing. >> five minutes past the hour. the path of jihad, brand new details about two american honor students in mississippi who plan to join isis. under cover fbi agents on-line praising the terror attack that left them dead. what makes you feel better watching the news is a brother carried out an attack against u.s. marines in tennessee. thanks be to god the number of supporters are growing. young the daughter of a police officer had plans of becoming a doctor. somewher

grassley fired off a letter tonight demanding answers about what he sees as a major conflict of interest. >> about what "washington post" report, it centers on details about clinton's final trip as secretary of state. so what are we learning about that tonight? >> reporter: right. in part it focuses on a dinner in dublin that ohuma abadin set up. executives of a consulting firm she was also being paid by. she was setting all this up on her state department official e-mail account. all of this reporting by the "washington post" based on previously unreported documents obtained by conservative activist david bossy in a lawsuit. fox tonight has just obtained some of these e-mails from huma abadin. we'll be bringing you more details tonight. >> ed, thanks. >>> participants in that national survey said arrogant was the best word for donald trump. but right now he seems to have a lot to be arrogant about. chief political correspondent carl cameron tonight as the trump phenomenon intensifies. >> reporter: billionaire front running republican presidential candidate donald trump has led

. >> reporter: senator chuck grassley, chairman of the judiciary committee, asked how abedine became a special government employee, allowed to work for clinton and the private sector. abedine said she worked in her permanent capacity to help prepare for her transition from public service. no stranger to controversy -- >> our marriage like many others has had its ups and downs. it took a lot of work appear a whole lot of therapy. to get to a place where i could forgive anthony. >> reporter: in this campaign she is no longer in the shadows but weathering her own challenges. as vice chairwoman of hillary for america. the questions about abedine's e-mails are part of what the clinton campaign believes is a partisan witch hunt but in a federal courtroom on thursday afternoon, a judge said that he expects all documents from abedine to be turned over by next week to the state department. part of another sign that she is at the center of another clinton campaign controversy. jeff zeleny, cnn, washington. >>> cnn political commentators ben ferguson, marc lamont hill are back. you just heard it

be in ottawa. -- iowa. we are doing a full grassley, almighty nine counties. -- all 99 counties. i am here today with my wife and one of my sons, matt. we will have a great time. but we have a government in washington that cannot get the job done. i call it 68 square miles surrounded by reality. that is what we are facing now. i am not just frustrated with the president and with the democrats in washington, i am frustrated with the republican leadership in washington as well. [applause] people want to send a message. part of the reason we see these things across the country is i talk to voters who say we want mn the campaign trail, we want to see it. whether it is repealing obamacare or standing up against illegal immigration. if it were not for me and 24 other governors who took the president to task and took him to court, that would have gone through to the president, who said 22 times he could not do what he did in -- we need leaders in washington who will stand up to the president and say enough is enough. america wants you to stand up to its promises. [applause] for me, that i

get on board, all right, with senator grassley, juan, pay attention, right? and i can't get her on the phone. all right? the woman won't take the call. because the woman doesn't really care about kate steinle and protecting americans. she is going to go with her party. the party is trying to court the hispanic vote and they don't give a damn what's going on. mary katharine, go? >> wait, wait. juan, mary katharine gets to weigh in and then you. go. >> it's silly to blame the republicans introducing the bill for not passing the bill. i think it remains to be seen how far it goes. there is a lot on the calendar and your reporting on this stuff, of course, helped a pressure and the steinles being behind it helps that pressure. i would say that any federal -- any idea that goes before the federal government and congress i am initially skeptical of, even your ideas, bill, because in the hands of congress who knows what they turn out to be. so i would keep an eye on it. >> i'm going to obviously keep an eye on it, mary katharine, if you don't believe in our system you need to move to beli

and house committee. i would be worried about chuck grassley, chairman of the judiciary committee and he has a bone in his mouth and he's as tough a guy as any i've dealt with. >> or a criminal investigation by the department of justice. >> i think it's a bomb bask argument that we don't want to see a re-run of bush-clinton. >> it's constant. i don't think at the end of the day it's definitive. but it's out there, certainly. and you can see that, and governor bush hases to answer the question all the time and there's a lot of republicans, i think, that simply are fearful that the bush-- a third bush presidency is too high a hurdle to climb. they don't object to the bushes at all. i mean, there's a great admiration for the bush gamily, particularly in the republican party, but even more broadly in the country. i think it fades as people meet jeb bush and distinguish him as an individual, not just a member of a family. but there's no question there's a lot of talk about that. >> rose: one last question for each of you. what will be the defining issue of this campaign once all is said an

chuck grassley who was briefed by the intelligent community's inspector general on the top secret information found on clinton eeps serve clinton's server. thank you for joining us tonight, sir. >> glad to be with you, shannon. >> you know more than we do and certainly more that you can tell us publicly. how concerned are you based on the briefing you got? >> well first of all, the briefing we got has more questions to be asked and answered than we got in the briefing. basically the briefing was just an acknowledgment on the part of the intelligence community that ret communications were in the e-mail files and weren't properly protected. and so that gets us back to the questions that i've raised in eight different letters to the fbi and to the state department is our national security being protected. who besides secretary clinton had access to this information and to the fbi, the extent to which they're investigating it. and the extent to which national security classified information is being properly protected. and we don't have answers to our questions. and the briefing that

grassley who is a very respected senator is into this with both feet. >> yeah. >> and my sense is he'll hold hearings and he'll basically try and get to the bottom of that. that's a much more serious hearing than we have. >> he talked about it last week when he joined us. >>> we'll take a short break. we want to turn to economics. is it enough for a solid recovery? the jobs number is out next friday. we'll tell you what people are expecting as our panel returns and we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." . if you qualify for a sittingham's card today i can offer you no interest for 24 months. thanks to the tools and help at experian.com, i know i have an 812 fico score, so i definitely qualify. so what else can you give me? same day delivery. the ottoman? thank you. fico scores are used in 90% of credit decisions. so get your credit swagger on. go to experian.com become a member of experian credit tracker and take charge of your score. my name is jeff richardson the vice president of operations here at c.k. mondavi. to make this fine wine it takes a lot of energy. pg&e is the energy

investigation into the handling of clinton's email according to senator chuck grassley the intelligence community inspector general delivered a briefing to members of congress detailing two emails that passed through clinton's private server during her tenure as secretary of state. were top secret that is the highest level of classification. ig says two other emails contained classified information at the time they were sent. that is important because clinton initially said her system never handled classified material. despite the independent report from the ig, the state department appeared to come to clinton's defense this afternoon by contradicting that report. take a listen. >> these emails were not marked as classified at the time they were sent. and both of which they were received obviously by secretary clinton. they weren't sent by her. but none of them were classified at the time. >> reporter: off of that we point out an intelligence source tells fox the ig's office has asked the state department to turn over all 30,000 emails clinton handed over to state but clint

chairman of the senate judiciary committee. senator grassley who is a very respected senator is into this with both feet. >> yeah. >> and my sense is he'll hold hearings and he'll basically try and get to the bottom of that. that's a much more serious hearing than we have. >> he talked about it last week when he joined us. >>> we'll take a short break. we want to turn to economics. is it enough for a solid recovery? the jobs number is out next friday. we'll tell you what people are expecting as our panel returns and we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." . ...and the wolf was huffing and puffing... kind of like you sometimes, grandpa. well, when you have copd it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said.. doctor: symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should no

should go talk to governor branstad the iowa and send the grassley of iowa, because in iowa, the get 29% of electricity from wind right now. 29%. south dakota, 20 5%, kansas, 22% of electricity comes from wind. in fact, we are already getting a great deal of electricity from cleaner sources. if you look at the top 10 states for wind energy, most of them are so-called red states. texas gets about 11%, idaho gets .bout 17% or 80% from wind it is happening. we need to do more pastor to reduce emissions. you know what? georgia tech says by 2030, we will be paying less money for electricity and we do today by $45 billion worth under the clean power plant. host: from riverton, bonnie is next. republican nine. thank you for waiting. caller: i do not believe we have a climate change. i believe that is somebody's pipedream that wants to take the money of the american people. i will always believe that and i do not believe that god would let this happen to us if we were not supposed to use cold, he would have made it so that we l.d not have coa i'm sorry, but i think this is one big joke. we have

classification should be. tonight chuck grassley, the chairman of the judiciary committee on capitol hill said "this information revealed by the inspector general makes it even more important that the fbi and the state department secure these documents. to date, the two agencies most critical to securing this information have fail to assure the american people that they are taking the necessary steps to protect america's national security interests." hillary clinton talked about these e-mails back on march 10th. >> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. so i'm certainly well aware of the classification requirements. and did not send classified material. >> reporter: to recap, though, the breaking news of the hour is that the intelligence inspector general has told top lawmakers on capitol hill that two of those four classified e-mails from hillary clinton's personal server were top secret in nature and they're still studying the other two to figure out what the relevant classification should be, bret? >> top secret marked on the e-mail

he's kind of seen as a straight shooter. he's not partisan, he worked with grassley, the republican senator from iowa. so i think it carries, actually, outside weight more than most endorsements do. liz: well, he's having a wing ding dinner tonight, and hillary's going to attend that. and then tomorrow she, like a lot of the other candidates, will descend upon the iowa state fair, and they will start shaking hands and pretending they're enjoying the funnel cakes -- although i think they're delish, fabulous. [laughter] >> a calorie function. liz: yeah, exactly. how important is it to be seen schmoozing with the masses? >> for a regular campaign, this might be good news. i think for hillary clinton given all of her problems, this is like the announcement of a late night wine tasting on the titanic. she's talking on water by the tens of thousands of gallons. this information about the e-mail scandal, well, originally there was no classified data. it turns out there was top secret data regarding drone activities and this sort of thing. this is very, very serious. i think this has politi

responsibility for that decision. >> reporter: republican senator charles grassley is now demanding to know if the fbi has revoked her security clearance. and while clinton insists only reporters care about the e-mails, troubles forced her to interrupt a hampton vacation and board a private jet to get back on the trail. 52% of democratic voters said the e-mail issue will hurt clinton if she becomes the party's nominee. 36% said it will not hurt. so the same poll also found clinton may be solidifying her frontrunner status in iowa. she has 54% to 20% for democratic socialist senator bernie sanders and 11% for vice president joe biden. biden is planning to shadow clinton ahead of the democratic national committee's summer meeting in minneapolis. with clinton sanders and former maryland governor martin o'malley planning to formally address hundreds of the dnc on friday, the president invited dnc members to join him on a conference call today to discuss the iran nuclear deal. a chance to highlight his partnership with president obama as well as foreign policy credentials. as clinton today offered

department over some of hillary clinton's e-mails. senator chuck grassley is holding up 20 state department nominees over what he says are unacceptable delays in getting pdo you worry that republicans could be overreaching here? >> well, let's -- let me give you an example. there's certain oversight responsibilities that the senate and the house have. now, we went through a period of five years without this administration appointing an inspector general at the state department. why did they not appoint one? it now looks as though they didn't want the oversight, right? and so when you're -- >> t there was an interim one, just to put that in there. i believe there was an interim one at some point. but you're right. >> at one point there was an interim one without the authority and the full responsibility. and once we got an actual inspector general, now we're finding out a lot of information we didn't know. so what tools does the senate have at its disposal? and this is one of the tools is to say, there's information we've asked you for and so here's something you want, in terms of these poli

, this comes as chuck grassley also sent a letter to clinton's attorney asking if he had the proper clearance to hold on to and house her e-mail thumb drive. david kendall hasn't responded to nbc's request for comment, but campaign officials say this was handled by the book. kelly o'donnell caught up with senator grassley. take a listen. >> is there something specific in the way her council received the information that concerns you? >> the main question is he cleared to have access to those documentations and we're going to make sure the law is followed. >> again, clinton campaign officials say that the thumb drive, the e-mail server, were handled as they should have been. they turned them over to the fbi once that was requested. for her part, clinton is going to try to reassure supporters here today in las vegas and turn the page. she wants to talk about college affordability. >> there is biden watch. that's the latest you're hearing on the vice president and his interest in 2016 and a run? >> well, i spoke with the democratic strategist who said it is just -- that he is going to

, by iowa governor terry branstad. and meeting there with chuck grassley and joni ernst. a couple more minutes of your phone calls and reaction to jeb bush's comments today at the iowa soapbox. beverly is a supporter. she is calling from louisville, kentucky. hi, beverly. caller: hi. yeah, my comment are going to be about god. and the government does not have a problem mentioning god in the supreme court and taking the 10 commandments out of the school. there is absolutely no harm that could come from having spiritual -- spirituality in the schools. and the people that can't handle it, the people that come here from other countries, the people that choose to be atheist, that is their problem. why should the christians actually be abused by taking time to take a got away from us? the young people need it. the young people are being more problems today than ever. and there is a separation of god -- of spirituality and religion and state. but the state has chose to interfere and do what they can that was negative, not positive. and i would love to hear one of our politicians be able to ha

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information, interesting, on that part, senator chuck grassley not a part of the justice department, but certainly, a major player here on can capitol hill sent a let tore hillary clinton's attorney, asking what she knew what he knew rather that attorney, be actually asked her whether or not that information that he had on thumb drive was classified, and the reason that i brought up bring up that is because that same attorney, also represented general petraeus now there is questioning as well for hillary clinton's attorney about whether or not, he had classified access, classified clearance rather to that material, so certainly, a big circle here between, hillary clinton, her attorney general dade petraeus a lot of questions. >> there is also a question about backup server the fact that there may be a back up server is there is there not? clearly, in more than pliel i would say is, the fact that you have cluck grassley also jumping in, and you know getting his teeth around this, he is literally somebody just never gives up when he gets on an issue like this i think there is more to follo

the time they were sent. senator chuck grassley has called for the inspectors in the case to look into staff's use of the server and four top aides have turned over records including copies of work e-mails on personal accounts and this is something we've been wondering about for a while. the initial reaction i remember always being is it doesn't matter. they don't matter. e-mails don't matter. whose e-mails are they? >> it's not for the clinton campaign to decide. that's what we'll find out. anita, you were the first to report about sensitive classified status of those e-mails. anita, good to have you with us this morning. let's flesh out your reporting more. how serious could this be for hillary clinton based on what you found? >> there are several investigations into her conduct, not into her but use of personal e-mail and personal server. she's facing an fbi investigation and investigations on capitol hill and yesterday we heard from the inspector general of the state department saying that he's now looking into her aides use of personal e-mail. >> what exactly is hillary clint

overpaid by about $10,000. senator charles grassley of iowa has been asking for more information about another investigation looking into it. there are concerns that government rules were routinely bent to benefit mrs. clinton and her aides. you send the letters say the inspector general found quote a reasonable suspicion of a violation of use of public money and a conflict of interest with overlapping employment when she was working with the clinton foundation. >> i'm glad you stated those two specific questions that we have. this is really a broader issue as far as i'm concerned. whether the state department that is making use after special program for the government to call on people outside of the government to maybe work for the government part time or full time and still in this case be in a business of their own. is this program operating the way it was intended to work and oversight of the program of. this is one example of concerns we have about this program and we won't know whether laws have been violated until the investigation are over. if the investigations are over

people still do not know all the facts. senator chuck grassley chairman of the judiciary committee asked how she became a special government employees, allowed to work for clinton in the private sector. abedin said she worked in a personal capacity, no stranger to controversy. >> our marriage like many others, has had its ups and downs. it took a lot of work and a whole lot of therapy to get to a place where i could forgive him. >> in this campaign she's no longer in the shadows, but weathering her own challenges, too, as vice chairwoman of hillary for america. now the questions about abedin's e-mails are what the campaign believe are a witchhunt, but as part of a separate freedom of information act, a judge was assured all her documents would be turned over by next friday, just another sign that she's at the center of this controversy, too. >>> and no sign this controversy is going away anytime soon. >> right. >>> thank you, jeff zeleny. >>> north korea fires a shot across the border as military exercises as to go on with the south. >>> also former president jimmy carter says he's