clinton's private server were class bid at that time they were sent and received when she was secretary of state. we know this based on markings and codes you can find on the e-mails as well as there is foreign government involvement which is always presumed classified this, is certainly a blow to mrs. clinton's recent defense that e-mails were not marked classified at that time. listen. >> first, let me say i'm confident i never sent or received information that was classified at that time it was sent or received. >> i did not receive or send anything classified. >> our chief intelligence correspondent explains from this report in washington. >> there is more evidence of classified evidence on mrs. clinton's server. this e-mail with a b 1 code includes intelligence from britain's foreign security, his aide emphasized he only wants the secretary to see this note. other expert saying it was classified from the moment mrs. clinton received it. >> it's classified in and off itself. >> this evidence as mrs. clinton's team posted a video taking shots at her critics and pulls selected details

>> turning ideas into action, the clinton global initiative attracts some of the world's most influential people, leaders in business, politics, and philanthropy. the goal -- find solutions to economic problems and establish commitments that improve lives. on this bloomberg television special, we take you to the cgi america meeting in denver, colorado, where a discussion of the nation's growing wealth gap featured the housing and urban development secretary julian castro. secretary castro: we want to address that affordable housing component so that folks can live comfortably in a decent, safe place. >> a panel of visionaries explore diversity and vision in the economy. kay: this is the new economy, and we are all going to love it if we just learned to participate in it. announcer: this year, questions hung over the clintons of how they fund the initiative. former u.s. president and cgi founder bill clinton addressed these questions head with bloomberg's betty liu. betty: i want to get to some of the commitments you are excited to talk about today, but i also want to talk abou

>> turning ideas into action, the clinton global initiative attracts some of the world's most influential people, leaders in business, politics, and philanthropy. the goal -- find solutions to economic problems and establish commitments that improve lives. on this bloomberg television special, we take you to the cgi america meeting in denver, colorado, where a discussion of the nation's growing wealth gap featured the housing and urban development secretary julian castro. secretary castro: we want folks address that affordable housing component so that folks can live comfortably in a decent, safe place. >> a panel of visionaries explore diversity and vision in the economy. kay: this is the new economy, and we are all going to love it if we just learned to participate in it. >> this year, questions on over the clintons of how they fund the initiative. former u.s. president and cgi founder bill clinton addressed these questions head with bloomberg's betty liu. betty: i want to get to some of the commitments you are excited to talk about today, but i also want to talk about some

clinton's private server were class bid at that time they were sent and received when she was secretary of state. we know this based on markings and codes you can find on the e-mails as well as there is foreign government involvement which is always presumed classified this, is certainly a blow to mrs. clinton's recent defense that e-mails were not marked classified at that time. listen. >> first, let me say i'm confident i never sent or received information that was classified at that time it was sent or received. >> i did not receive or send anything classified. >> our chief intelligence correspondent explains from this report in washington. >> there is more evidence of classified evidence on mrs. clinton's server. this e-mail with a b 1 code includes intelligence from britain's foreign security, his aide emphasized he only wants the secretary to see this note. other expert saying it was classified from the moment mrs. clinton received it. >> it's classified in and off itself. >> this evidence as mrs. clinton's team posted a video taking shots at her critics and pulls selected details

clinton's server, maintained at her new york home contained material deemd to be in one of the highest security classifications, more sensitive than previously known. let's switch topics for a moment. hillary clinton is sort of avoided this, this is really -- is a shot across the bow. >> i just heard that that is terrible news for hillary, now with this, saying there is a national security breach, this is very serious. charles: ross? >> i, agree. my company if i sent an e-mail not through our approved server, i could lose my job, she is secretary of state? this is a inexcusable breach. charles: i think it is so crazy on her part she did this first place, let's is a she got willy-nilly, comfortable whatever it was, not to come clean, we see it a lot, it is the cover-up or denial that gets people in trouble. this is something akin to a smoking gun. >> it is the cover-up and denial, if i did this i would get fired, i have to send our e-mails through our protected server with our client information to keep 100% secure. and she did not know, she did not do this, i think it really damning fo

>> turning ideas into action, the clinton global initiative attracts some of the world's most influential people, leaders in business, politics, and philanthropy. the goal -- find solutions to economic problems and establish commitments that improve lives. on this bloomberg television special, we take you to the cgi america meeting in denver, colorado, where a discussion of the nation's growing wealth gap featured the housing and urban development secretary julian castro. secretary castro: we want folks to live comfortably in a decent, safe place. >> a panel of visionaries explore diversity and vision in the economy. kay: this is the new economy, and we are all going to love it if we just learned to participate in it. >> this year, questions on over the clintons of how they fund the initiative. bill clinton addressed these questions head with bloombergs betty liu. betty: i want to get to some of the commitments you are excited to talk about today, that i also want to talk about some of the topics that have overshadowed some of the good work that cgi has done. you have somethin

controversy. first, finding e-mails from hillary clinton's private server were class bid at that time they were sent and received when she was secretary of state. we know this based on markings and codes you can find on the e-mails as well as there is foreign government involvement which is always presumed classified this, is certainly a blow to mrs. clinton's recent defense that e-mails were not marked classified at that time. listen. >> first, let me say i'm confident i never sent or received information that was classified at that time it was sent or received. >> i did not receive or send anything classified. >> our chief intelligence correspondent explains from this report in washington. >> there is more evidence of classified evidence on mrs. clinton's server. this e-mail with a b 1 code includes intelligence from britain's foreign security, his aide emphasized he only wants the secretary to see this note. other expert saying it was classified from the moment mrs. clinton received it. >> it's classified in and off itself. >> this evidence as mrs. clinton's team posted a video taking s

on clinton, it's "inside story". welcome to "inside story", it's lisa fletcher in for ray suarez. former secretary of state john kerry hillary clinton is -- secretary of state hillary clinton is talking about her plan, ridding college loans, protecting voting rights, but much of that is drowned out by documents and email servers. on the left flank, bernie sanders's poll numbers are heading north. he is playing to packed houses from there to l.a. from voters who want to hear what he's saying. david shuster has more. >> tonight with the crowd, we are more than 27,000 visitors. as senator bernie sanders drew crowds in los angeles, and seattle and portland, a poll was conducted in a crucial primary state of new hampshire, the result suggesting sanders overtook hillary clinton among likely democratic primary voters, 44% to 37. six months ago when clinton began her cam page, she was pound leading 44-8. the sanders surge has been growing for months. >> it's a billionaire class. the message is you can't have it all. >> earlier this month, away from the crowds, we caught up with the senat

attendance and more than 1000 chicken wings will be eaten. martin o'malley, hillary clinton four supporters, there will be speeches all night. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, the last time they were together, three weeks ago, cedar rapids. in the last three weeks, it has been nothing but good for bernie sanders coast-to-coast, except for in iowa, where hillary clinton has maintained her lead. so over the next three days, what does bernie have to do to make up ground? mark: one quick correction 10,000 chicken wings, you said , 1000. john: bernie sanders has risen in the polls. the latest has him not doing as well. three days of events, side-by-side tonight. he's got one event on sunday. i think he needs to show that mojo off. a big crowd. he needs a performer tonight and at the fair. john: it will be bad if the crowds are seen as minimal impaired to the huge crowds he had on the west coast and in atlanta, seattle. i also think there will be a time, not that he us to go negative, but he has been restrained in terms of contrast. he's got to go more there. mark: at the fair, it is a

politics, as her poll numbers drop, and her trust deficit rises, hillary clinton finally hands over her private e-mail server, after top secret messages were found. >>> the world lead. it looked like a meet i don't hitting. witnesses those it was a nuclear bomb. new video of a massive explosion that shook the ground miles away and the rush to save lives right now. >>> good afternoon, everyone, our politics lead lesson number one in candidate training school, at least for right now in this presidential election cycle. i'm going to teach it free of charge -- repeat -- i am not a politician by profession. that worked so well for one guy, he became the standard by which all other reps measure. that was ronald reagan. that pitch is working for candidates right now. perhaps because voters are so angry at washington. you can understand how the three people in the republican field who had never before held office are winning more and pour support. >>> donald trump is on top. dr. ben carson and carly fiorina rising up. >>> no apparent damage done? >> the big numbers, all good news for mr. tr

will not be there. the fbi is looking into hillary clinton's e-mail system. it could bring about difficult questions regarding her private e-mail server. >> this has been getting worse for hillary clinton. i am a simple man. having your name start with "fbi investigates" is bad. >> whenever there is a federal investigation, there are lots of questions about how they are conducted. there are lots of things associated with the server. the democrats have always relied on republicans messing up. you look at the rnc. the press is on the republican side on this. >> having followed a lot of federal investigations, they always start out with, well, this is just an investigation. as you said, it builds. we don't know where that will lead. you go back to her initial statement, i know the server is secure. now the fbi wants to know how she could claim it was. >> there are a number of aides who will now be scrutinized, who will really be on the line to explain their role, which the intelligence community says contained classified information. >> a new poll out of new hampshire puts clinton c

now from iowa. remarks from this past weekend. first up, former secretary of state hillary clinton. then, bernie sanders. hillary clinton: the facts of the same from the very beginning of these questions being raised. most importantly, i have a sense if classified information -- never received any. i will let whatever this inquiry is to go forward, and will await the outcomes of it. the state department has confirmed what i just said to you. i do think that if you look at the republicans in congress running for president, there is an unfortunate tendency to try and tragedy inn benghazi. i fundamentally disagree with it and do not think it is right. i will not participate. plays out. how this when i travel around the country, it is never raised in my town halls or other meetings with people. i think what people are interested in is what senator harkin said, who will get the economy moving, who will get the willof challenge down, who open up the workforce to women, people with disabilities, and so much more. it is what i talk about on the campaign trail. people say they are worried a

have been sensors. we'll talk about clinton's worsening e-mail scandal. >> he says demonstrate clinton effort to get around conflicts of interest, new reports that obama administration, is crafting a package of unprecedented economic sanctions against chinese companies, that have benefited from their government cyberattacks on the united states, and the chinese theft of american trade secrets, i'll take it up with former pentagon official, fox news national security analyst kt kt mcfarland, our top story, the rise of political outsiders in american politics. donald trump and ben carson could not be different, they both sit atop their republican rivals in a new poll out of iowa, fox news chief washington correspondent, james rosen with our report. >> if hillary is the candidate, which i doubt it would be a dream come true. >> reporter: after an engages performance in primetime fox news detail, dr. ben carson is surging in the poll, poll of likely republican caucus goers in early battle ground state of iowa, over last 3 days, shows carson captures 23%, tied with donald trump for

1000 chicken wings will be eaten. martin o'malley, hillary clinton supporters behind us. there will be speeches all night. sanders,linton, bernie the last time they were together, three weeks ago, cedar good forothing but bernie sanders coast-to-coast, except for in iowa where hillary clinton has maintained her lead. days,r the next three what does bernie have to do to make up ground? wings, you0 chicken said 1000. bernie sanders has risen in the polls. the latest has him not doing as well. three days of events, side-by-side tonight. he's got one event on sunday. i think he needs to show that mojo off. a big crowd. he needs a performer tonight and at the fair. john: it will be bad if the crowds are seen as minimal impaired to the huge crowds he had on the west coast in t atalanta portland. i also think there will be a , not that he us to go negative, but he has been astrained in terms of drying contrast. he's got to go more there. at the fair, it is a venue that is good for him. they need to use these organizing opportunities to collect e-mail addresses. the clinton people are investin

103 that's me. >> miles per hour? >> yes. >>> hillary clinton compares her republican opponents to terrorists. while voters say the best word to describe her is "liar." this is "special report." >>> good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. we begin tonight with word association. but it's no game. hillary clinton is incurring the wrath of republicans everywhere by comparing gop presidential candidates to terrorists. while registered voters in a new national poll say the word that comes to mind for clinton is not very flattering, either. we have fox team coverage. carl cameron with the seemingly unstoppable trump machine despite the one-word adjective he most inspires. but we begin with ed henry in cleveland, ohio, covering a clinton campaign trying to deal with trust issues. hi, ed. >> reporter: good evening, bret. clinton came here to ohio because democrats delivered a mainly victory for her in 2008. she said today they lifted her when she was down. well, she's falling down again. so tonight she's lashing out. >> dealing with an e-mail flap she can't shake, hillary clin

gate worsens by the day for the clintons. hillary clinton's private e-mail server now in the hands of the justice department as reportedly been completely erased. we have yet to see whether the fbi can recover anything from that server. we'll take up all of these issues with the a-team and the five's greg gutfeld who hosts the fox news show, the greg gutfeld show joins us here to weigh in on the news of the day. >>> and donald trump was calling out china on currency manipulation. something the obama administration hasn't yet done. china devaluing currency for the third time in as many days and the response from our government, still nothing. perhaps they just don't understand what's going on. could it be donald trump is right? are other world leaders much smarter than ours? we'll take up the issue of what's really going on in china and the effect it has on our middle class with moody's john lonski and china expert gordon chang. >>> new evidence of the magnitude of the former irs director lois lerner's hostility for republicans and conservatives. newly uncovered e-mails so lerner expli

tonight, clinton and perry calling crews but first trump. if he leaves the race he dominates. the latest republican candidate strategy to deal with trump is to talk about hillary clinton. advanceat the library experts in which he is quoted as saying that isis grew while the notice states disengaged and ignored the threat. and where was secretary of state clinton. yesterday marco rubio hits back at hillary clinton on abortion. in part, she said supports abortion even at the stage when an unborn child feels pain. she has radical views that we look for to exposing in the months to come. scott walker on fox turned to a question about trump into an answer about hillary. all of this clinton bashing and this audition to be the best at doing it happened under the trump radar. >> if hillary is the candidate, which i doubt, that would be a dream come true. >> how will she lecture me about living paycheck to paycheck. >> hillary clinton lies about benghazi. she lies about e-mails. she is still defending planned parenthood. and she still the front runner. mark: voters would like the best hill

of the communications that triggered the fbi's investigation into the hillary clinton e-mail scandal. we're getting more reaction to clinton's largely panned performance in a media session just about 24 hours ago as well. we have fox team coverage tonight. ed henry is in las vegas with more from his questioning of the democratic frontrunner. but we begin with chief intelligence correspondent kathryn herridge with fox first details of what some of those e-mails contained. good evening, kathryn. >> thank you, bret. the first benghazi e-mails were released in may. it's been a mystery which one sparked the fbi investigation. now fox news is the first media organization to confirm who sent them and the content. one e-mail from november 18th, 2012, two months after the benghazi terrorist attack was sent by jake sullivan who at the time was her chief of staff and now serves on her 2016 campaign. the version released to the public is heavily redacted and carries the b 1 code for classified information. the other redaction refers to suspects in the benghazi assault. chris farrell has

with more outrageous comments from hillary clinton as questions about her secret email server and falling poll numbers fall everywhere. hillary is unleashing attacks against the g.o.p. >> i know that there are some on the other side who are seriously advocating to deport 11, 12 million people who are working here. i find it the height of irony that a party which espouses small government would want to unleash a massive law enforcement effort, including, perhaps, national guard and others to go and literally pull people out of their homes and their work places, round them up, put them, i don't know, in buses, boxcars, in order to take them across our border. i just find that not only absurd but appalling. >> well, this comes a day after hillary compared republicans to terrorists. >> extreme views about women, we expect that from some of the terrorist groups. we expect that from people who don't want to live in the modern world. but it is a little hard to take coming from republicans who want to be the president of the united states. >> really? but hillary supporters quickly doubled

some dramatic, very unexpected news about then s soecretary of state hillary clinton. >> nbc's andrea mitchell is in our washington bureau with more. >> good evening. officials say hillary clinton was never hospitalized but has been home forcing her to cancel a trip. tonight her doctors say extreme dehydration from the virus caused her to faint and over the week they determined she also sustain add concussion. >> that was surprising news. that was december 15 2012. shocking news, right, the reason hillary clinton had been out of the public eye t reason she had to cancel a trip as secretary of state. was because she had fainted and she had sustained a concussion. well andrea mitchell in that report, she was careful to say secretary of state clinton was resting at home. but then more than two weeks later, two weeks after the fall secretary clinton was hospitalized. this was new year's eve, 2012 two weeks after andrea's initial report, she was recovering at home, two weeks after that report secretary clinton was in the hospital. and this already worrying story looked like it was s

>>> hillary clinton under fire. the democratic presidential candidate turns over the private e-mail server she used as secretary of state to federal investigators. and this morning, she learns she may no longer be the front-runner in a key early voting state. >>> isis grew while the united states disengaged from the middle east and ignored the threat. and where was the secretary of state? where was secretary of state clinton in all of this? >> meanwhile, jeb bush delivers sharp criticism of clinton while gop front-runner donald trump continues his blunt talk. >> the world is cracking up, and they're worried about my tone! i should be toned down. >>> the feds take on kim kardashian. the fda issuing a warning to the reality tv star over her social media posts. >>> and will a locker room sucker punch send a new york jets' season down in flames? quarterback geno smith is sidelined for weeks after a teammate breaks his jaw. >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, august 12th, 2015. good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. this morning

at hillary clinton. listen to what he tells cnn today. >> what she did is a real problem for her. i don't know, frankly, that she'll be able to run. it just looks to me that the whole e-mail thing is a very criminal situation. and it could cause problems for years to come. >> is donald trump right? could this spell big trouble for the clinton campaign? tonight, we're going to talk to two people who know exactly what it's like to run in a crowded republican field. plus, the former president jimmy carter's health crisis. joining me now, cnn's dana bash and mark preston. good evening to you both. the numbers are out now. is donald trump unstoppable? walk me through what we're seeing here? >> well, don, certainly he's doing well after that debate and the controversy that erupted soon after with his remarks about megan kelly. let's look at these numbers from the crucial state of iowa. these new orc poll numbers. look at donald trump on top at 22% and then carson at 14%, ted cruz at 8, mike huckabee at 7. now, don, what is fuelling the support for donald trump in iowa is that voters there

if we just learned to participate in it. >> this year, questions on over the clintons of how they fund the initiative. bill clinton addressed these questions head with bloombergs betty liu. betty: i want to get to some of the commitments you are excited to talk about today, that i also want to talk about some of the topics that have overshadowed some of the good work that cgi has done. you have something like 200,000 plus sponsors that have supported cgi since 2001. a few of them have begun to reassess their sponsorship of the clinton global initiative. exxon mobil said they will not sponsor you this year. is this because of the funding controversy? mr. clinton: i think they don't want to be involved in politics. they don't think we were ever political. there has never been a foundation with a more prominent political person involved. i have had george and laura bush here, mitt romney, john mccain and sarah palin came. rupert murdoch and his son and his foundation giving money to us along with mayor bloomberg. we just solve problems. there are people who just don't like bad press,

training and education they deserve. [applause] hillary clinton: that is why i am proposing it is time for new college compact were everyone does their part. we need to make a quality education affordable and available to everyone willing to work for it without saddling them with the decades of debt. as i've been talking with people, i have reached out to students and families and educators and legislators and experts including young progressive activists who point -- who put the issue of debt-free college and affordability at the top of the agenda. today, i'm announcing my plan to put college within reach for everyone. we're calling it the new college compact. we are posting it on our website, facebook, snapchat, just about everywhere we can think of. or you can text the word "college" to the number to learn more, and i hope you will check it out. for now here are the basics. , under the new college compact, no student should have to borrow to pay tuition at a public college. [applause] hillary clinton: schools will have to control their costs and show more accountability to their student

clinton, louisiana members of congress, and nancy pelosi. they will also discuss the 10 years since hurricane katrina. on newsmakers this week, we are joined by stephanie schriock, of emily's group. and joining us to help us question in studio, we are joined by matea gold of the "washington post," and alexis simendinger. you have the first question. >> welcome, it is great to chat with you and what has been a very eventful summer already. my first question for you is about the democratic primary. it appears that vice president biden is seriously considering jumping in the race. this is something a couple months ago most people didn't expect was likely to happen. we are hearing from a lot of former obama advisers were backing him. i am wondering what you think the impact will be on hillary clinton if he does that and how her supporters will react. ms. schriock: well, we have lots of speculation. i feel like every time i open the paper in the morning, there is another story that is different from the one yesterday. he is going to make his decision by the end of summer, which i think t

, showing some troubling signs for hillary clinton and her campaign. then, we will turn to climate change and energy. ck of emily'srio list is our guest on "newsmakers." here is a portion. [video clip] , if the vice president enters the race, will those of you at thaty's list, consider a slap? justice bernie sanders has done in the race, and martin o'malley has gotten into the race, it the vice president decides to do so, this is how our system is set up a wish to have a serious debate nominee for the party should be. what i am pleased to see if a wonderful debate on policies facing women and families, and bed by secretary clinton's continuation of her lifelong career fighting for women and families. rolling out debt free student out west, was just talking to a group of millennial women. this is a huge issue facing the country. the democrats are talking about it, and hillary clinton is leading the way. the contrast could not be clearer. the republicans have not talked when any issues feared they do, they talk about the funding planned parenthood. we may be looking at a republican n

. -- what you should and should not do if you're stopped by police. a hillary clinton rolled out college proposal. that is next. a conversational media coverage of the presidential race. >> epa administrator talks about a recent proposal to reduce carbon emissions from power plants hosted by the group resources for the future tomorrow at 12:15 p.m. eastern on c-span. i c-span2, credit card security. an october 1 to record -- to replace credit cards with computer chips. we will hear from the head of consumer issues. our coverage begins at noon eastern. >> democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton land -- laid out a 10 year plan about u.s. loan debt. and then she spoke to reporters about the proposal and a 2016 rates. hillary clinton: welcome to exeter. i want to say my thoughts are once again with the people of ferguson as of a mark this painful anniversary. and in light of the continuing ,iolence that we saw last night violence has no place in our streets. and we should all be working for peace and justice as their and everywhere in our country. i would like to make two q

begin with developing news. hillary clinton is reversing course, clinton has directed her staff to now turn over her private e-mail server to the justice department. this after saying earlier this year that it would be, or would remain private. but there is new controversy this morning over messages her staff already handed over for review. according to federal officials, despite past denials from clinton that some of the former secretary of state's e-mails did in fact contain classified information. the inspector general for u.s. intelligence agency says at least two of the e-mails should have been classified as top secret. the highest level of u.s. intelligence with code words indicating electronic eavesdropping from satellites. it directly contradicts what clinton said earlier this year regarding her e-mails. >> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. i am confident that i never sent nor received any information that was classified at the time it was sent and received. >> state department officials say they are still determin

" article says former president clinton called donald trump a couple months ago before trump jumped into the race. you have been around politics an awful long time. are you prepared to rule out the clintons somehow encouraged trump to get into this campaign? >> they may well have. they attended his wedding of course. they're friend from new york. trump a major constituent of hillary clinton. i am sure bill clinton and donald trump get along. they're similar types. the irony is donald trump is doing much better than hillary clinton in my opinion. his lead is increasing. he is in the cat bird seat. hillary clinton is having a terrible month actually. the irony will be if bill clinton encourages donald trump to get in the race and trump survives longer than hillary clinton. >> donna, it does feed into conspiracy theories, hard to imagine trump being any one's pawn. the idea that he is some sort of plant by the clintons to divide the republicans during the primary, the article certainly pours some gasoline on that although to bill's point whether it has the effect or not is arguable? >> the

earlier debate that same oll looking at the earlier debate that same day. hillary clinton announced her higher education plan yesterday, dressing college affordability and student loan debt. she spoke at a town hall meeting in new hampshire. members of the audience asking about health care, not violence, corruption and early childhood education. -- gun violence, corruption and early childhood education. [applause] >> this is very exciting for all of us. i hate to slow your applause. hello. good to have all of you here. thank you for coming out to exeter high school. my name is alexis simpson and i'm a state representative from here in exeter. [applause] rep. simpson: it's my pleasure to welcome all of you to our home exeter and i will ask you, if you are able to rise and we will say the pledge of allegiance together. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. rep. simpson: please be seated. before we continue with today's town hall -- i already said

them is hillary clinton but also jeb is probably going to come in for a few attacks whether it's about his age or being part of a dynasty or being out of touch with the republican party. and i agree with david. i think jeb bush has to show a passion that we haven't seen and he also has to show that he just doesn't want to be the next ceo of the family business right? he's got to figure out a way to say, yes, i'm a bush but i am my own man which is something as you know he has been struggling with for the last couple of months. >> this is what i want to wonder what i wonder if you have donald trump standing right next to jeb bush and jeb bush has this objective that he wants to come in and show that he's passionate isn't it -- imagine we're sitting here, if you're -- if i know that you've been calling me a loser and pathetic it is hard to not -- to not have that rub off on how i'm presenting myself. >> but that's where the presidential thing comes in. i think donald trump needs to look presidential and jeb bush needs to look more presidential. >> they're going to out-presidential

dyson. tonight the clinton campaign tells supporters no bedwetting as her e-mail controversy threatens to spiral out of control. and plus republican presidential candidates play follow the leader with donald trump on immigration. and the question that raised a lot of hair on the trail. but first, hillary clinton's e-mail controversy isn't going away. intelligence officials assigned to review hillary clinton's private e-mail server have flagged 305 e-mails that could potentially contain classified information. it is not clear the if these documents actually contain classified information. the state department said they have seen no indication of intelligence, negligence or wrong doing at this point. hillary clinton has repeatedly said no e-mails were marked classified on her private server. hillary clinton just wrapped up a town hall in las vegas and did not address the e-mail controversy. a majority of americans simply do not trust hillary. there is no doubt this is wearing on her campaign. a the recent quinnipiac poll found 57% of voters say hillary clinton is not honest and

only thing i can think of is there is a fund president clinton has raised some money for. maybe we can help you apply. the money they raised is designed to fill in gaps for helping people. that fema, the city or state or feds cannot help with. maybe. will allow you to get some assistance. -- maybe that will allow you to get some assistance. if you can give her your information, we will see if we can get you some help. that concludes our town hall meeting. we will see you next time. i have to go to another meeting. you can make that announcement. i'm going to be moving away from the mic. [applause] >> thursday, c-span's coverage of the 10th anniversary of the hurricane katrina continues with highlight of a symposium from earlier this week. the administrator joins residents, officials,, and others as they evaluate recovery in the region. read bring you to -- we bring that to you at noon eastern. later, president obama meets with residents. live coverage against here on c-span. -- begins here on c-span. coming up, hillary clinton's news briefing from iowa. and then the 2016 presidenti

. >>> plus, hillary clinton surrenders her e-mail server to the justice department. >> she's one e-mail away from having go to prison. >> reporter: bern . >>> bernie sanders moves to a new lead. "inside politics," the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters now. >>> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thank you for sharing your sunday morning. jonathan martin of "the new york times" and cnn. at most state fairs deep-fried and over the top, well, that's part of the tradition. and iowa rarely disappoints. >> a helicopter ride, okay? right? >> a helicopter ride. why not. this 600-pound butter cow seems a tad understated, double it? hillary clinton was on hand for votes too. >> we can get you a good amount of jobs. how does that sound? >> i want one on a stick though. >> everybody wants one on a stick. >> they both skipped one tradition. the des moines soapbox. bernie sanders stopped by. give him some credit. he commented on the absurdity of the moment. >> there's donald trump. what can we do. i apologize. we left the helicopter at home. it's in the garage. forgot to bring it

on the soapbox, but doing some meet and greet. we will show you some of mrs. clinton's reaction with the -- interaction with the fairgoers there now. >> [indiscernible] >> secretary clinton, [indiscernible] soapbox? clinton: thank you. [laughter] [indiscernible] >> can i get a picture with you? i am a government teacher. thank you so much. i appreciate all you have done. iowa.ally grew up in sec. clinton: beautiful up there. >> yes, it is. sec. clinton: you teach government? >> i teach government. [indiscernible] sec. clinton: how are you? hi! [laughter] [indiscernible] i am going to go over and say hi to bill. we love you, hillary! we love you, hillary! sec. clinton: jerry is a plumber over in sarasota springs. [indiscernible] >> you are good. sec. clinton: are you going up there for the wedding? yes, [indiscernible] in cornell. [laughter] >> it is really an experience. [indiscernible] sec. clinton: what is your name? >> it is hillary. [indiscernible] >> there it is. >> thank you. [indiscernible] sec. clinton: thank you so much. hi! hi! how are you? nice to see you! [indiscernible]

one's for free. ♪ mark: on the show tonight, clinton, perry, paul, and cruz, but first, trump. he is ahead in the new poll today as we have seen, he , dominates. the latest democratic strategy -- latest republican strategy is to talk about hillary clinton. jeb bush plans to hit the big front runner in excerpts. he is quoted as saying isis grew while the united states disengaged and ignored the threat. and where was secretary of state clinton in all of this? yesterday, marco rubio hit back on hillary clinton on abortion, saying that she supports abortion even if an unborn child can feel pain. we look forward to exposing this view in the months to come. and scott walker avoided a question about trump into an answer about hillary. all of this clinton bashing and the audition to be the best at doing it actually got onto trump's radar at the debate. mr. trump: if hillary clinton is the candidate, which i doubt, that would be a dream come true. >> how is hillary clinton going to lecture me about living paycheck to paycheck? >> hillary clinton lies about benghazi, she lies about e-mails.

backing him. i am wondering what you think the impact will be on hillary clinton if he does that and how her supporters will react. ms. schriock: well, we have lots of speculation. i feel like every time i open the paper in the morning, there is another story that is different from the one yesterday. i think it is unclear what president -- vice president biden is going to do. he is going to make his decision by the end of summer, which i think the specific date is september 23. [laughter] we will all be waiting. >> we will all be waiting. i really feel strongly about secretary clinton will do the exact same thing that she has been doing. first, if he decides to take this on, she will welcome him into the race just as she welcomed senator sanders into this conversation about the future of our country. secretary clinton has done a really wonderful job during her campaigning about everyday americans and about economic stability for themselves and their families, which i think is an incredible contrast to what we are seeing on the republican side of this nomination process where every ni

. hillary clinton whether she stays in the race or is at some point forced to face the unpleasant and unflattering truth has lost immense trust within her own party. she's under water in all polls, her candidacy is euro question, a new fox news poll, the vast majority of those polled say she knowingly lied about the e-mail server but more worrisome for clinton, the candidate is where she stands with independent-minded voters. we'll have complete polling and take up all of those issues with our a team, including jillian. also tonight the american embassy and cuba has reopened. the stars and stripes fly once again over havana, the flag presented by the same marines who took it down 50 years ago. but there was something missing from today's ceremony and there's a lot missing from this deal with castro in the minds of many. we'll be taking that up with bill richardson and more. our top story tonight. hillary clinton e-mail scandal growing worse with new reports the fbi is now trying to find out if data from her private e-mail server may have been backed up on another computer. some ar

democratic side assuredly there is going to be a clinton on the ballot. and that's because in this story, it is 1995. and president bill clinton is running for re-election. now, on the republican side, it's crowded. more candidates that year than anybody could remember for years. they're all vying for the nomination. they're all campaigning hard. they're all doing what they can to try to goose their poll numbers, try to stand out from that packed field that year. it is august of 1995. it is 20 years ago. and 20 years ago in american politics, all anyone could talk about at that point in the campaign, the scandal of the moment, the controversy in republican politics and in the country at large, the scandal, the uproar, was about the president's wife. and her ambitions. >> later today california governor pete wilson will announce his entry into the already crowded field of republican presidential hopefuls. mrs. clinton, hillary rodham clinton, has decided to go to china next month to take part in the international women's conference, despite some controversy. do you think it's a good

mark: i'm mark halperin. john: i'm john heilemann. "with all due respect" to hillary clinton's summer friday document dump, thanks a lot, lady. ♪ john: happy national document dump friday. in our lineup -- money and insults. first, the trifecta of hillary clinton's disclosures are out this sizzling summer evening, the temperature in brooklyn is 89 degrees. health records, check. tax statements, check. since 2007, she says her family has paid more than $43 million in federal taxes. last year, they paid federal and state collectively 45.8%. most of the newsroom analyzing has been devoted to the 2200 e-mails released by the state department today. there is no news about benghazi, but there are communications from senator blumenthal, image consciousness, and "meet the press." about 12% of the pages of the e-mails have been released. mark this is clearly an attempt , to overload your circuits, my circuits. will it work? mark: in part. there will not be much written about any of the three things if they came out on their own, not an summer friday night. the way that the clintons ge

>>> i'm shannon brehn in for chris wallace. the controversy over hillary clinton's e-mails grows. can her presidential campaign recover? >> in retrospect, this didn't turn out to be convenient at all. >> we'll talk to one of clinton's biggest critics, former u.s. attorney general michael mukasey about the investigation. plus -- >> did you wipe this? >> what, like with a cloth or something? i recently launched a snapchat account. i love it. those messages disappear all by themselves. >> is the former secretary of state taking the investigation seriously? we'll sit down with former congresswoman ellen tousher. >>> new poll numbers suggest an opening for vice president joe biden. what will it mean for hillary? we'll talk about josh alcorn, a close family friend. >>> plus, where does the iran nuclear deal stand? we'll sit down with republican presidential candidate mike huckabee, who just met with the deal's biggest critic, benjamin netanyahu. >> i'd like to have the election tomorrow. i don't want to wait. >> donald trump attracts 30,000 to a football stadium in alabama. is he now t

clinton has been largely negative so far. i think the biggest problem we have is we don't get enough of it. we watch the network news,. you get so much stuff that has nothing to do with politics. yielding have a small hole for the campaign. the interesting thing about trump running is the amount of coverage of the republican race went up dramatically because they thought that people would find this interesting the way they like thunderstorms, mudslides. host: what is the media missing about these candidates and their campaigns, and the public policy issues? guest: there are a lot of things to talk about. i think one of the things that they are not talking about is just the way the obama presidency has gone. that is obviously a major issue. if you come in in 2007, and say, let's have a debate and not talk at all about what the bush administration has done, that would be interesting. during the bush years, it was always, every day, what is the latest bush fiasco? whichever president we have, how they decide to use executive power, the way this president has used it is surprisingly nonc