it's not anti-hillary clinton. you don't show support if you are against someone else at this point pro-bernie. >> it appears to be pro-bernie, he's striking a core that is it resonating. it's showing in peoples turning up. for the overall, whoever is the good news, it's good news. it's firing up the base and people. we'll support if. >> at the risk of being redoes not and, it's pro-bernie, because he represents the latest challenge to the democratics establishment. we saw with howard in 2003, 1983 or 1984 with gary heart, we saw it there. the democratic wing looking, agitating, trying to find someone to rally behind. >> a question we'll talk about is if they are the fringe part of the base that has existed, how does the candidate move to the middle without offending the biggest party. >> it happened in '92, bill clinton did that, ran to the center of the party. >> right, but with bandrsh, i think what you are trying to get at is the eventual nominee will probably be the more moderate of them, as we see in most of

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 quick points and take your questions. announcing my plan to put college within reach for everyone, the new college 2mpact, i am emphasizing the parts. no family and no student should have to borrow to pay tuition at a public college or university and everyone who has student debt should be able to refinance it at lower rates, costs not a barrier, and data will not hold you back under my plan. i wanted to make this announcement in new hampshire because students carry one of the highest debt burdens, nearly $33,000 for average graduates all four-year colleges but much more as we heard from the last young man i called on. the cost of community college is here late -- i

the clintons do what the clintons do. they're going to come up with classified information but the bottom line is that she kept classified information at her house in chappa qua. >> and innocent until proven guilty, we'll see if there are formal changes. good to see you thank you. >> the fallout from the clinton e-mail server scandal seems to be far from over. chris stierwalt is here with more and shocking poll numbers, next. >> it has nothing to do with me. it's the process by which the government and sometimes, in disagreement between various agencies of the government make decisions about what can, and cannot be disclosed. so i'm very comfortable this will be resolved and the american people will have plenty of time to figure it out. music ♪ are you ready to go grab life by the gills. would you like to make an investment you know will pay off? then you belong at bass pro shops. where great gear, great prices and the great outdoors all meet up. go get help, boy. go get help. go get help! right now! if you're a cat, yo

two bad data points for clinton. when asked who is least honest, clinton scores 31%, and sanders scores 3%. on the question of who is most likable, clinton got 24%, sanders got 40%. can bernie sanders beat hillary clinton in new hampshire? >> i think he can. i don't rule out that he beats her in iowa. there is a certain momentum now. i think her attacking him will not be effective. there is a vulnerability to her. that does not mean she will be the nominee, but i think he can beat her in new hampshire. if on election day he is close, i think he could be carried over the top. >> there are voters who are torn between sanders and clinton. they like what he says. it shows up in the numbers that show she is away ahead of him and terms of winning the nomination. the party -- democrats like to fall in love, while republicans fall in line. >> i talked to two dozen democrats at this iowa dinner in cedar rapids, every clinton supporters said, my heart is with bernie sanders. the message discipline he has. the fact that there a

but it would sting in you're hillary clinton. >> and especially hillary clinton is not doing as well as some people expected in iowa so if she were to lose iowa where bernie sanders has been getting good crowds and move to new hampshire it might cause a few worries and concern. >> you wrote a piece for cnn.com and asked a great question. can trump turn poll numbers into vote. i think you could ask the same question about bernie sanders. can trump turn poll numbers into votes. >> we'll see. moest pundits thought his campaign had imploded already. he's defied expectations again and again. so it's incumbent upon us to ask is donald trump for real? can he sustain this over the long term. it's six months before voters start going to the polls in iowa and new hampshire. is donald trump -- is his machinery going to be able to build a get out the vote operation, for example. is he going to need to have -- despite his vast wealth, will he raise money to do protective advertising? is he prepared to do the boring things that history shows you need to do to win an election? nobody's won the pres

the clinton will is -- clinton rule is kind of all news is bad news for hillary clinton. it would be great for the press. they were kind of historical that clinton might get a coronation. now bernie sanders is running. up in armsis not about that, in part because he runs a positive and pain -- positive campaign. but they are desperate for a horse race. they would love joe biden in the race. it has been eight days since and it hascolumn, been absolutely nothing to suggest any of it is going to happen. host: the washington times -- "the washington times" headline, "two failed presidential bids goocould haunt biden." caller: i want to say this quickly. i like lincoln chafee and jim webb. we don't need another clinton, nor another bush. my other comment is about the governor. we used to have a good steak in new jersey -- good state in new jersey. everybody i know can't stomach chris christie. i'm proud to say i've never voted for him. nobody watches fox news. what the heck? where is jon stewart? that made me sad. and then bruce springsteen performed for him. frank pallone is

the clintons do what the clintons do. they're going to come up with classified information but the bottom line is that she kept classified information at her house in chappa qua. >> and innocent until proven guilty, we'll see if there are formal changes. good to see you thank you. >> the fallout from the clinton e-mail server scandal seems to be far from over. chris stierwalt is here with more and shocking poll numbers, next. >> it has nothing to do with me. it's the process by which the government and sometimes, in disagreement between various agencies of the government make decisions about what can, and cannot be disclosed. so i'm very comfortable this will be resolved and the american people will have plenty of time to figure it out. you do all this research on the perfect car. gas mileage, horsepower torque ratios. three spreadsheets later you finally bring home the one. then smash it into a tree. your insurance company's all too happy to raise your rates. maybe you should've done a little more research on them. for d

when you want to compare transparency of what secretary clinton has done compared to others, the clintons have released in detail, itemized where their speaking fees came from, consulting fees. jeb bush said he was setting the standard for disclosure when he did this. he has $19 million in businesses he has not identified. mark: do you challenge him to reveal that? joel: i'm not going to challenge them but i will say if you are , setting the standard for transparency, you want to say we are $19 million came from. mark: they feel very lucky to be so wealthy. is that a potential vulnerability for voters? joel: the clintons feel very blessed to have the success they have. i think voters want to know whether people really get them, whether they will fight for them every day. about whether their kids will get educated, if their incomes will go up. we have a history with anyone -- franklin roosevelt was one of the wealthiest residents we ever had and did not stand up for the average people -- i think they measure people by what they do, people like them. that is what this election will come dow

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 determining whether they agree the tw

that could be a difficult sign for clinton. meanwhile the "washington post" has just posted a long investigative piece about close clinton aide huma abadin that allowed her to do conflicting work. republican charles 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 b

hillary clinton agrees to hand over her private server to the fbi. and the inspector general says at least two e-mails contain top secret information. and a new poll surged. and deflategate heads to court. tom brady goes before a federal judge to try and force the nfl to overturn his four-game suspension. >>> but first, hillary clinton will surrender her server. agreed to hand it over to the justice department after weeks of inqui in security concerns. two e-mails have now been classified as top secret on her private account. nbc's andrea mitchell has the story. >> hillary clinton in new hampshire tuesday as aids confirmed she has turned over her private server. all this as the intelligence community's watchdog contradicted clinton's repeated claim that nothing on those e-mails was classified. >> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified materials. >> clinton has said there were no classified marks on any of her e-mails. >> i am confident i never sent or received any information that was classified at the

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

the clintons do what the clintons do. they're going to come up with classified information but the bottom line is that she kept classified information at her house in chappa qua. >> and innocent until proven guilty, we'll see if there are formal changes. good to see you thank you. >> the fallout from the clinton e-mail server scandal seems to be far from over. chris stierwalt is here with more and shocking poll numbers, next. >> it has nothing to do with me. it's the process by which the government and sometimes, in disagreement between various agencies of the government make decisions about what can, and cannot be disclosed. so i'm very comfortable this will be resolved and the american people will have plenty of time to figure it out. >>> by the way, you may have seen that i recently launched a snapchat account. i love it. i love it. those messages disappear all by themselves. >> that was hillary clinton last friday in iowa. making a joke of her e-mail scandal but may not be laughing now. a new poll showing clinton may

hillary clinton: how far back does that go? >> [indiscernible] hillary clinton: it is so wonderful to have the chance to sit down and talk. >> [indiscernible] >> i thank you for coming. longtime dairy farmer. i just want to let you know, i am a mother. she is on 15 different medications now. hillary clinton: tell me, how old is she? , she is three. she has epilepsy. tube. on the feeding she is not expected to live very long. hillary clinton: and the research, so we know -- >> thank you for coming out to the state fair. i'm in iowa native. -- an iowa native. do.k you for all you clinton: i want to get the research done. >> yes. forary clinton: especially little kids. >> she is only three. [cheering] >> welcome to the "des moines register" soapbox. our next speaker is bernie sanders. [cheering] >> bernie! bernie! >> he is the senator from vermont and he is running for the democratic nomination. [cheering] elected toers was four terms as the mayor of burlington, vermont. the u.s. house of representatives for three terms. since 200

[applause] hillary clinton: now, this is my plan. iknow it is ambitious, but think we should be ambitious, because it is achievable and would make a big difference in people's lives. the new college compact comes down to two big goals. first, we'll make sure that cost won't be a barrier. under my plan, tuition will be affordable for every family. students should not have to take out loan or tuition at their state's public university. we'll make sure the federal government and the states step up to help pay the cost, so the burden doesn't fall on families alone. but here is an important additional point i want to underscore about my compact. tuition these days is not the only problem. the cost of living and attending college has also been increasing. so under my plan, students who qualify for pell grants will be free to all to use them for living expenses and middle-class students will have an easier time paying for living expenses as well. [applause] hillary clinton: we're also going to make community college free. that's president o

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 intelligence community ig 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. john: 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 to do about that, or is there something, what is the next step? sen. grassley: i will tell you what needs to be done and i will tell you what i have done so far myself. even before a backup server, i had written eight letters to the either the fbi or the secretary of state to get answers to a lot of these questions, some of them preliminary

schriock: i think it is less about hillary clinton running as a woman and hillary clinton's -- hillary clinton talking about issues that affect women and families in these countries -- country. ms. simendinger: but you are not arguing that she is not -- ms. schriock: no, not at all. she is a woman. [laughter] and for emily's list, -- [indiscernible] a pretty exciting time. we are looking at what could be a record year for women across the country, whether it is the white house, the senate, the house, legislative places across the country. it is also a different time. and i think it is sometimes hard for us to remember, you know, as times change with the condor -- as times change, what the conversations are. there is a real growing conversation about women and families over the last six years. and it is -- i think it is a really good environment for hillary to run in. there is this awakening, as i mentioned before, of women across the country. wait, what is equal pay? why am i not getting equal pay? this paid sick leave is really a problem. and what am i going to do with my student loan

"clinton leads, sanders closes in." hillary clinton favored by 37%. bernie sanders 30%. vice president joe biden, who has yet to enter the race, is at 14%. martin o'malley at 3%. jim webb at 2%. the margin of error is under 5%. hillary clinton has dropped significantly. guest: that's right. she is down below 50%. withinsanders is striking distance. joe biden, if he wants to run, shows that he has something support here, and could make a .ecent run at clinton it has to be concerning for clinton right now. granted, we're in the summer of 2015, a long way to go still. a concerning to be poll for hillary clinton and her team. host: this is the front page of "thewashington post," democrats brace for a season of uncertainty." quoting named and unnamed sources in iowa politics, it is an uphill battle for joe biden. guest: the iowa caucuses all about organizing. biden has not been on the ground yet there this year. obviously, he has a lot of name recognition, has run a couple times before, so he knows what to do should he decide to become a. -- to make a run. host: what do you t

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 republicans feed off two emotions. fear and paranoia. in this case it is neither. the truth is that, there were telephone exchanging. they finally got in touch with each other. it was before mr. trump announced. and i'm not surprised at all that bill clinton would take a call from donald trump or michael bloomberg for that matter bill crys

team clinton wants to say that donald trump called bill clinton. why are they fighting about that particular point? >> oh, it's, good evening, lawrence, it's sort of silly, isn't it? i mean, it's kind of like who's the bigger guy i suppose. who has to call whom? they both called one another at some point. and it wasn't the first time. they have had a fairly long and sometimes pretty cozy collegial association. they played golf together, bill clinton went to donald trump's third wedding in 2005 in florida, they have known one another a long time. and this wasn't their first conversation about politics either. clearly each of them wanted to talk to the other. at a very important time. the time of this phone call, it was more than a month since hillary clinton had announced her candidacy, and she was at that point outdoing, kind of the slow role up to the full campaigning. and donald trump was very publicly considering whether or not he was going to run. people urging him to run and there were people who were urging him not to to. and whoever's idea i

secretary clinton's husband perrying these continuing jibes from the right that somehow hillary clinton's health was going to be a disqualifying factor for her run for the presidency. well, today, 2015 she stands as the prohibitive front runner for the democratic presidential election. she did something no other candidate has done at this point in the race. her campaign today released a detailed narrative statement from her personal physician describing exactly what is going on with her health and what has happened with her health in the past. it's so detailed i was thinking today as i was looking at it it's the sort of thing that would feel rude to know about another person if that person had not volunteered the information to you. and also if they were not running for president in which case their health really is the nation's business. but now we know thanks to this unexpected release from the hillary clinton campaign. now we know her physician believes that she is a, quote healthy 67-year-old female who is in excellent physical condition and is fit to serve as president of the united

clinton. 50%, 31% over sanders. talked last night. bernie sanders plus seven in state of new hampshire. vermont, beating in new hampshire. welcome number to see clinton iowa. even though bernie sanders is for single payer health care. liberals tend to look that. in iowa they're saying we like hillary clinton. she wins on energy policy as well. she has a gender gap. runs about even with bernie sanders among men. look at this. six in ten, iowa democratic women are voting for hillary clinton. gender gap. huge factor and the lead in iowa at the moment. >> do the polls point to trouble spots for hillary clinton in iowa? >> there are trouble spots for hillary. similar everywhere. 28%, a poll of iowa democrats. only 28% find her honest and trust worthy. that means 70% doevenlt as e-mail investigation goes on at justice department and capitol hill. that's a number to keep an eye on. only 40%. the empathy question. which politician most understands the problem facing people look you. 40%. back hillary

while clinton has dropped 10 points from 62% to 52%. last night in new hampshire, clinton tried to brush off the sanders surge after he received an endorsement from the nation's largest nurses union. >> i look forward to working with them when i'm president. >> reporter: back to that democratic-leaning ppp poll, it shows that four republicans are leading clinton in a head-to-head race in iowa. ben carson up four points, mike huckabee up one, marco rubio and scott walker as well also up one. that may explain those recent jabs on the campaign trail by clinton against rubio and walker. bret? >> mike, quickly on that breaking news you talked about, i've seen a couple of these reports that the inspector general for the intelligence community notifying congress that two of the four e-mails found classified e-mails is the highest security classification? is that true? >> reporter: my understanding this is the second highest security classification that the inspector general has been going through them and that top secret is just below the abso

will clinton's troubles draw more rivals into the race? let me know on facebook or twitter @fox newssunday, and use the hash tag. >>> 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. the state department has confirmed that i did not send nor receive material marked classified. >> marked classified. hillary clinton's changing accounts since last spring on whether she had any classified information on her private e-mail server. according to our fox news poll, the e-mail scandal is hurting clinton. she still leads the democratic field with 49%, but that's done ten points from last month. and then some head to head match-ups, jeb bush leads clinton by two points. marco rubio beats clinton for the first time well within the margin of error, and donald trump has narrowed his gap from five points down to 17 two months ago. and we're back now with the panel. well bob woodward, you'

clinton: have at it. betty: 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 cgi 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 have given money to us, along with mayor bloomberg. we just solve problems. there are people who just don't like bad press, and you cannot be involved in modern american politics without somebody attacking you, and i think the fact there are so many other channels like bloomberg and social media, if someone wants to go negative -- it is sort of a tribute to my wife that it all happened now. [laugh

it is hillary clinton, she does it all the time. charles: hillary being hillary. >> yes, it is two e-mails and not talk about criminal aspect, but if there is a way we find out it was not a criminal investigation she could scoot by, you have to attack her on other things. charles: sherri hold on, remember, we have breaking news, two top-secret e-mails have been found in hillary clinton's private server, we'll be right back. charles: we're back with more on breaking news, two top-secret e-mails have been found in hillary clinton's private e-mail server and a thumbnail drive in question. you want to respond that perhaps hillary clinton says it was a honest mistake, brushes it off and keeps moving. >> that means we have to decide if she is unethical and lying or if she is not up to the job, if you are that incompetent, you cannot handle high security e-mails that come in, and say oops, that is not going to cut it, not with women voters or male voter or former colleagues in the senate. charles: mike is back with us, you had a moment to

this is classic clinton misdirection. let's change the subject so we don't talk about what hillary ought to be talking about, and that's releasing top secret information. explain the terrorists that killed four americans the night of benghazi on september 11th, 2012. those were real terrorists and they killed real americans and she needs to give us some better answers than she's given so far. >> i want to get your tame on something that sheriff clarke had, responding to questions about black lives matter. a group that hillary clinton recently met with. here's sheriff clarke's view of that group. >> let's take a lock at this group which aye renamed plaque lies matter. this is the hands up don't shoot. the whole thing is built on a lie. but it's a conglomeration of misfits. you have occupy movement, argue organized labor, criminalists, you have black racialists, cop haters and. >> so should the democratic candidates be meeting with this group? >> i don't think they should or if they do meet with them they ought to meet and

you are north putting hillary clinton in the same category as bill clinton as far as a politician? >> it doesn't mean that someone can't be elected. he presided over 8 years of piece and prosperity which you can't say for his predecessor. >> is he trying to change like you are right now, trying to change the debate from her poll numbers and untrustworthiness and liar and all these sort of things where she is underwater into hey if she says things like terrorists and boxcars we forgot about the q. poll that came out yesterday. >> i don't think that's the strategy. what's important to recognize is you can't beat somebody with nobody. right now the word that's most closely associated with the republican frontrunner, donald trump and jeb bush are arrogant and bush. and since jeb's brother left office with an approval rating about equal to what nixon's was during impeachment, i don't think republicans should be. >> adam, this is how the left does it. you ask them a question and they bring it right back to something else. we are on hillary and her comments and then we brought it back to

the clintons do what the clintons do. we are used to this as a country. they are going to deny. they are going to roll out their high powered lawyers and come up with creative excuses. the bottom line is kept classified information at her house and that is unacceptable. those e-mails are probably sitting in moscow and beijing. people who do those things need to suffer. >> that is something that john kerry thinks the other foreign governments that are hostile to the u.s. probably read e-mails. we will see if the investigations go anywhere and if there are formal charges coming. good to see you. >>> the fallout from clinton's server scandal seems to be far from over. here next on how the controversy seems to be impacting the race for the white house. >>> shocking poll numbers might have the clinton camp concerned tonight. >> it has nothing to do with me or the fact that my account was personal. it's the process by which the government and sometimes in disagreement between various agencies of the government make decisions about what can and cannot be disclosed. so i'm very comforta

it's what clintons do. the problem for the clintons is democrats are wonder if anything they don't need another person to come in. the polls, in fact, just this week there was a couple of really devastating ones for her sewing her losing in head-to-head matchups against most of the top republican tier candidates in placeses like florida and pennsylvania. still ahead, donald trump's call to end birth right citizenships. look at where the candidates stand on that and other immigration issues. and the potential fall-out in 2016 next. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? i'm why? because it's red lobster's crabfest. and there's so much crab, so many ways. and with dishes like this luscious crab lover's dream or

the clinton people are investing resources. there is a question how much is sanders willing to do the hard work? john: a lot of organizing. our second topic has to do with had newslinton, we've reports that have rocked the democratic world. and his supporters are trying to get him in the race. there is some movement in al gore's world. we also know there is some movement in joe biden's world. biden is making phone calls now. you, whon i have for is more likely to get it? two titanic vice presidents. who would be more problematic? mark: gore would be more problematic. unbounded would be than joe biden, who is friendly with hillary clinton. party, everyone in the they don't trust going into the fall, into the winter with hillary clinton as the only establishment choice. i think the vacuum will be filled by someone. could be biden. john: i like that analysis. there is part of al gore, whom i spent a lot of time with, you are right, he hates hillary clinton. he would like to take her on. he hates campaigning. that is what held hi b

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 idea? >> not really. >> conservative leaders are still unhappy with the whole idea of the united nations conference, which is expected to draw about 40,000 women from around the world. >> i think this removes one barrier, but she still has to face up to the agenda of the women's conference. it's a very left-wing ajend arks sort of an anti-family agenda. i still think if i could give her any advice, she ought to stay here. >> handling the chinese will be tricky enough but the conference itself is controversial. under attack from conservatives who say it is radical, anti-family. >> the conference is a little bit of sugar wrapped around a big bitter pill of failed western feminism. >> in the middle of a presidential election race in which her husband was the candidate to beat, everybody was talking about hillary clinton. specifically everybody was talking about hillary clinton's decision to attend the united nations c

hillary clinton said just call 911. if someone came to her house armed do you think she would call 911? >> i think she would have some men with guns handling that business before she calls 911. the supreme court has ruled that the police have no obligation to protect you. so she is false on that point. but also, yes, they outsource their protection. and in the case of this week and in the tragedy that we saw, it's really important to point out that these politicians were calling for more gun control, more laws on citizens when they had no idea what the facts of the case were. and the reason that they do that and these emotional situations, because they have to have the conversation about gun control in an emotional state. because in a sober state, in a sober situation, their debate about gun control doesn't hold water and none of their statistics about why they need more gun control hold up. they can only have the argument when there's a tragedy there. because otherwise they can't make their point. >> i think that's a w

clinton have known that? >> look, secretary clinton has former foreign service officers, civil servants. i did as undersecretary too, that make sure all of this information is protected. it is physically impossible to move things from the classified system to the unclassified system. we are only talking about the unclassified system. everything on the classified system is where it belongs and there is no question about that. the federal records act makes very clear that the person that transmits the information is responsible for the classified -- classification of the information. and is it possible that secretary clinton was passed something by somebody and somebody and somebody? yes. that would have been true if it had been on the state dot-gov e-mail system. but i think that we all understand that hillary clinton is held to a different standard. but let's get it straight. let's be lawful and let's be smart about this. we're talking about unclassified e-mails. we're not talking about classified e-mails, we

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] >> yay! thank you so much, it was nice to meet you. [indiscernible] >> we are glad to have you here. thank you. sec. clinton: thank you. hey, we are cleaning the fair. >> this there is so clean. sec. clinton: that's even better. [indiscernible] >> hillary! [indiscernible] [laughter] sec. clinton: oh, john, i knew very well john's sister hat. -- sister, pat. oh my gosh, we had

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 lead. like wise latest boom b

clinton: have at it. betty: 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 cgi 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 have given money to us, along with mayor bloomberg. we just solve problems. there are people who just don't like bad press, and you cannot be involved in modern american politics without somebody attacking you, and i think the fact there are so many other channels like bloomberg and social media, if someone wants to go negative -- it is sort of a tribute to my wife that it all happened now. [laught

but this is what hillary clinton does, right? special exceptions for her life. >> what's different this time from what he learned yesterday, there's three levels of classified, confidential, secret and top secret. what's worse, she didn't know something was top secret or she knew it was top secret and she head it? >> if there are satellite images that are part of this -- which is what sparked the initial concerns -- if they are there -- i can't imagine any scenario where you ha're the secretary o state and you think it's okay on your cooked-up server that someone else is hosting -- i don't think it's possible. >> is it also possible for the four years that she was secretary of state no one mentioned to her, this is classified -- >> i can't believe that. i can't believe somebody sent it to her. everybody -- if they didn't have clearance and they're working with classified information, felony. if you have classified information, you're sending it to an unclassified server, felony. i don't see how they can get around it. i credit sp

major new develops in the clinton e-mail scandal as hillary clinton agrees to turn over her personal e-mail server to federal authorities. and the markets, china devalues it value for the second day in a row. the new smacking down global markets yet again. u.s. stock index futures now share or lower. dow futures seeking 191 points. a closer look at how china's economic slowdown is playing out with internet giant alibaba to the profits this morning. a week after agency causing massive talk it might spill at colorado at might spill in colorado that headed the epa says she is sorry. good morning. i am sandra smith joined by train fixing nicole petallides. welcome to "fbn:am" from your first look at today's markets, the latest breaking news and what to expect that it had. breaking news this morning that democratic president now turning over her private e-mail server she used while secretary of state to the justice department. investigainvestiga tors look into whether classified information was improperly centers toward on the device. >> she didn't turn it over voluntarily. the fbi is doi

they are troubling for hillary clinton and the aides. again, it's not monumental, but it's not good. jimmy carter was making jokes and he looked upbeat this morning, but the former president announced today that the cancer he recently made public has shown up in small spots on his brain. carter will begin radiation treatment and he says he's ready for anything. he also said he's had a wonderful life -- 90 years. it's hard, if not impossible, to disagree. al, you've been covering politics for a very, very, very long time. you remember jimmy carter and his time in office well. what did you make of the news conference he gave in atlanta this morning? al: my wife covered him as governor, so i really rely on her. we were at an event with him a year ago. a play in washington, sat right behind him. i could not get over how incredibly alert, sharp he is. this is a very tough diagnosis, but this is one tough bird. his presidency is still not honored a great deal, but he's one of the greatest ex-president's of all time. if anybody can beat this, i

hillary clinton has a mission here. and that ties into her answer to me, which is if you read the "new york times" today it's democrats, not republicans, who are registering their frustration that she is the candidate and her team around her have just been wallowing this e-mail thing and not dealing with it head on. remember the jokes about snap chat, the joke to me last week in las vegas about using a tall to wipe the server. a lot of democrats again, not her republican critics, are saying those jokes fell flat, that the candidate didn't take it seriously. so i think you heard in her answer her trying maybe to be a little more combative with me and the press, trying to go on offense, not just sit back on defense. frankly, that is also why she went after republicans and threw out this idea yesterday that you played, comparing them to terrorists. she wants to get on offense. she's frankly tired of being on defense. but i do think that at one point in the news conference earlier before my questions she said something abou

is no bill clinton. can you imagine what her husband would have done? he would have bit his lower lip and convinced that he felt their pain and connected on an emotional level and laid out specifically what he would do as president to address their concerns. she did none of that. she starts talking there about changing the way systems operate, allocation of resources, accuses them of not having an agenda or telling them they have to come up with something that she can sell. >> i don't know how -- you think bill clinton could have finessed this moment better, perhaps. sanders backed down to this group. o'malley has backed down to this group and hillary clinton basically got pushed back by this group a while ago. let's skip forward and play the hillary clinton from a year ago when she said this and she perhaps has been paying for it until this day. >> i asked her what kept you going. her answer was very simple, kindless along the way from someone who believed she mattered. all lives matter. and for her --

look, the clinton rule is kind of all news is bad news for hillary clinton. so it would be great for the press. you know, they -- you know, they were kind of hysterical that hillary might get a coronation and somebody might not run. now bernie sanders is running, but the press hasn't really warmed up to bernie sanders in part because he runs positive campaigns. he won't go out and call hillary clinton a liar. he doesn't really talk about the e-mails. that's not of interest to him. i don't think joe biden would either, but they want a horse race. they're desperate for a horse race. they would love joe biden in the race. but again, it's been eight days since that kind of weird maureen dowd column and there's absolutely been nothing to suggest any of it is going to happen. >> for those that missed it earlier, "the washington times" front page, their coverage of this story with the headline "two failed presidential bids could haunt joe biden." kathy in long branch, new jersey, a democrat. good morning. >> thank you. that's exactly how it's said. thank you. i just