but first, hillary clinton. she has done her first national television interview and held a short press availability in iowa city. in both those events, clinton assertively hit the topic that is dominating residential politics for several days. immigration. hillary clinton: i do not care how many people running for president on the republican side try to demean immigrants insults immigrants, cast aspersions on immigrants, not only the ones who are the most vitriolic, none of them any longer support a path to citizenship. all of them would basically consign immigrants to second-class status. i feel very bad and very disappointed with him and with the republican party for not responding immediately and saying enough, stop it. but they are in the same general area on the operation. they do not want to provide a path to citizenship. they are hostile toward immigrants. mark: there is hillary clinton making a reference to donald trump and using his comments to strengthen her position. heidi: effective, maybe. the more

john: hillary clinton outlined her plan for climate change. more than half a billion solar panels in her first term and renewable energy in every home in 10 years. she briefly met the press and jennifer epstein asked about her position on the keystone pipeline. mrs. clinton: no other presidential candidate was secretary of state when this process started. i put together a thorough, deliberative, evidence-based process to evaluate the environmental impact and other considerations of keystone. so i will refrain from commenting because i had a leading role in getting the process started. i think we have to let it run its course. john: putting aside the keystone innovation there, on the climate plan more broadly, good policy? we asked the same question about the tax plan. mark: it is good policy within the democratic party and more broadly, to be for solar panels and more renewables without a doubt, it puts the republicans somewhat on the defensive, but this was not a big, bold sweeping plan in dealing with carbon and i think you cannot put the ke

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

hillary! hillary! hillary! hillary! hillary clinton: thank you. oh, thank you, all. thank you so very, very much. [cheering] hillary clinton: it is wonderful to be here with all of you, to be in new york -- [cheering] hillary clinton: -- with my family, with so many friends including so many new yorkers who gave me the honor of serving them in the senate for eight years. [cheering] hillary clinton: to be right across the water from the headquarters of the united nations, where i represented our country many times -- [cheering] to be here in this beautiful -- beautiful park. the nation we want to be, and in a place with absolutely no ceilings. [cheering] hillary clinton: you know, president roosevelt for freedoms are a testament to our nation's freedoms and our unfinished work at home and abroad. his legacy lifted up a nation and inspired presidents who followed. one is the man i served as secretary of state, barack obama. [cheering] hillary clinton: and another is my husband, bill clinton. [cheering] hillary clinton: two democrats guided by -- oh, that will make him

with hillary clinton it is a different matter. i expect if hillary clinton gets nominated i'd like to see elizabeth warren embracing her. what's the alternative? if the alternative is helping to elect a republican president i don't think that elizabeth warren wants that. i think in terms of her broader appeal to the democratic party coalition, you know, it's a big coalition chin clouds african-americans and latinos and other voters whose voices aren't being heard in this particular debate. let's hear from them. >> i really want -- josh, i want to read this quote because i referred to it as being bitter. i will let you judge if this is bitter. this is elizabeth warren. mike at got the quote from her talking about the situation where hillary clinton changed her mind and ended up doing what wall street wanted on the bankruptcy vote in terms of credit card protection from credit card debt from bankruptcy. elizabeth warren at the end of a ten-year attempt at this and losing it. here's what she describes to michael shearer. she said the

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

hillary clinton is on the trail amid speculation that joe biden could enter the race as hillary clinton mocked jeb bush approximate. >> too often we see a mismatch what candidates say in venueslike this and what they do when they are elected. i don't think you can't say everyone has a right to rise and then say you are for phasing out medicare and appealing obama. people can't rise if they can't get health care. >> we have our guests with us today. >> as i mentioned in the outset we are waiting for more hillary clinton e-mails to be released. the constant drip drip drip of information is a constant reminder of the server controversy and the benghazi controversy and everything else that emerged from hillary clinton's four years as secretary of state. it can't be helping her campaign, is it? >> here's the thing, it is incredibly important for a presidential campaign to control the message and that is co. you have hillary clinton out there this week attacking short- term business thinking and lifting the embargo on cuba. and not answering questions that she doesn't want to answer questions

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

plus hillary clinton falters in some key battleground states. what's behind in her slide in the polls and how are democrats reacting? >>> welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm paul gigot. ohio governor john kasich announced his run for the white house this week rounding out at 16 the largest republican field in modern memory. the two-term governor and budget chairman is hoping his reform record will help him break through the republican crowd. does he pose a threat to any of the current front-runners. here is a look at the state of the republican race as "wall street journal" columnist and manhattan institute senior fellow jason riley, editorial board joe reagano and mary kissel host of opinion journal on wsj live. joe, you're too young to remember this but this the most impressive biggest field since 1998 when they had george w. bush jack kemp and others. so very impressive. john kasich number 16. is he getting in too late for this or do you think he actually could be a significant player? >> i think the size of the field makes it a lo

. >> i am chrisll hillary clinton nation an f.b.i. investigation over the handling of special secrets on her personal e-mail? >> i did not e-mail any classified federal to anyone on my e-mail. >> we are all accountable to the american people to get the facts right. i will do my part. >> plus --. >> they are at a loss, right? >> the fall out over a new planned parenthood undercover video and what it means for the abortion debate. we will discuss both issues with presidential candidate carly fiorina debates jesse mcintosh. >> rand paul tries to re-ignite the his base. >> we will ask the senator about a strategy to regain the momentum ahead of the first presidential debate. >> our sunday group weighs in on a slump in the polls for clinton. and donald trump's threat to run as a third-party candidate. >> look, i'm a republican. i'm a conservative. i'm in first place. >> all right now on fox news sunday. >> hello again from fox news in washington. hillary clinton's campaign has been hit by a bombshell. news that two inspectors general have

here is how we took it to hillary clinton. mr. bush: when president obama says that we have been too blind to the way past injustices shape the president, he is speaking the truth. [applause] but, we should be just as candid about our failures in addressing the injustices of a more recent origin. in our cities, we have so many people who have not known anything but poverty. so many young adults with no vision of a life beyond the life they know. every one of them was promised at least one big break in life in the form of a public school to help them learn who they are and what they could do. mark: so while jeb bush turned the other cheek, he left the responding to hillary clinton to his spokesman who took to twitter with this response -- "clinton has a chance to unite in fovavor of a false cheap shot." john did secretary clinton execute the place she wanted to execute at the urban league? john: she executed the play she wanted to execute. this signals that she thinks jeb bush is going to be the republican nominee and wants to fram

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

>> i'm going to give 80 to hillary clinton. i think she is still in the driver's seat. 10 to kerry and biden as well. drip drip of these scandals continue other democrats might think about getting. in. >> 80 to hillary, 10 to the rest of the field. and 1 to biden and another big dog. >> another people not so sure about hillary. travis writes in 50 on hillary. 45 on bernie sanders. five on the field. this is travis' from twitter. patrick, 30 on clinton, 50 on o'malley who many thought had a tough week. 20 on sanders. okay. charles? >> i remain all in on hillary. $95 on hillary. 5 on an act of god. i would have added five for an act of doj except it's less likely that the doj will act and lightning there strike. >> how about the possibility of biden getting into this race. >> very slim. i think we are more likely to get somebody from outside. >> insecrecyingly likely as hillary clinton proves to be a poor candidate. >> this is the republican side. as you can see there is many more slots on the the roulette wheel. 16 of them right

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

he has criticized hillary clinton on her cozy position with wall street. on the key stone xl pipeline. and earlier today hillary clinton again refused to answer a question on the keystone xl pipeline. >> as president, would you sign a bill yes or no in favor of allowing the keystone xl pipeline. >> well as you know i was the secretary of state who started that process. i was the one who put into place the investigation. i have now passed it off, as obvious because i'm no longer there, to secretary kerry. this is president obama's decision. and i am not going to second guess him. because i was in a position to set this in motion and i do not think that would be the right thing to do. so i want to wait and see what he and secretary kerry decide. if it's undecided i will answer your question when i become president. >> so if you vote for hillary she'll tell you where she stands on a huge issue when it comes to bringing tar sands to the climate. which is the most toxic oil coming out of the ground on the face of the earth. sanders released a statement saying i

i'm the best hillary clinton. i'm going to keep going on along and saying what i believe in and putting forth the changes that i think would be good for the country and i'm not looking for ratings i'm looking for votes. >> secretary clinton, thank you so much for talking with us. >> my pleasure, thafrgs. >>> so ending there on a lighter note jim, you it was really interesting in the interview to highlight the issue of trust. because you see hillary clinton taking no responsibility for what we have seen has been eroding opinion of her as trustworthy and honest. she pointed to republican attacks on that even though i think even many democrats who support her that i've spoken to say the e-mails and the clinton foundation issues are self-inflicted wounds that have hurt her trust rating. >> no question. unyielding defiant at times, please stay there for more on your exclusive interview, we're going to bring in our chief political analyst gloria borger. hold your thoughts i know you have many of them we're going to have

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

hillary clinton has lost 27. in iowa hillary clinton is up on sanders by 24 points although since february sanders has gained 18 points clinton lost 19 in iowa. and there is a new cnn poll showing more good news from vermont vermont. sanders is beating bush trump and walker head to head in a general election match up among all americans. you know a socialist is ahead of some republicans? we should also point out that clinton beats all three of those republicans by wider margins. but whoever thought bernie was going to get this far? no one in the mainstream media expected sanders or trump for that matter to be doing this well. but there is clearly no comparison between the two. sanders is doing well because he's a strong issues candidate and has a populous position on issues that effect american families and workers. and he's been talking about it for decade. trump is going to give an unvarnished opinion on anything. and he's just been giving us this entertainment flavor we haven't seen in politics in a long time.

up next, hillary clinton says trust me. but did she then shade the truth when asked about her e-mails? first though, you'll love this. politicians say the darnedest things. watch here a couple of former presidents compare notes about family members whose political careers, you might say, are still in their infancy. >> last night my granddaughter, 9 1/2 months old, for the first time when i walked into the room, she said, oh, there's your grand dad, and she turned around and pointed me. that was worth more than anything anybody had said or done for me or paid to me or anything else, and i don't know, everything you said about it is true. >> yeah. last night my granddaughter spoke to me in mandarin. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam.

do you think hillary clinton break the law? >> it's crystal clear she broke the rules and that she has been engaged in a cover-up of lots of things. benghazi, the fact she broke the rules. how amazing she's had the server in the basement and decides to wipe it clean two years after she leaves the state department and just before she gets ready to run for president. of course she's engaged in the cover-up and of course she's broken the rules. >> ms. mcintosh, here are two inspectors generals, two government watchdogs who said in the referral to the fbi that there was classified information that was being transmitted, classified information at that time. not subsequently. that it's still classified and that this is information that never should have been transmitted to a private e-mail. >> you know questions about the e-mails have been asked and answered for months. she said repeatedly that she's looking forward to testifying before the committee and i know she intends to do that i think she's very smartly kept her presidential c

>> i'm going to give 80 to hillary clinton. i think she is still in the driver's seat. 10 to kerry and biden as well. drip drip of these scandals continue other democrats might think about getting. in. >> 80 to hillary, 10 to the rest of the field. and 1 to biden and another big dog. >> another people not so sure about hillary. travis writes in 50 on hillary. 45 on bernie sanders. five on the field. this is travis' from twitter. patrick, 30 on clinton, 50 on o'malley who many thought had a tough week. 20 on sanders. okay. charles? >> i remain all in on hillary. $95 on hillary. 5 on an act of god. i would have added five for an act of doj except it's less likely that the doj will act and lightning there strike. >> how about the possibility of biden getting into this race. >> very slim. i think we are more likely to get somebody from outside. >> insecrecyingly likely as hillary clinton proves to be a poor candidate. >> this is the republican side. as you can see there is many more slots on the the roulette wheel. 16 of them right

by hillary clinton en. and a lot of this noise and conversation could have been avoided if they just turned over the server. the simplest easiest thing to do. give it back to the federal government with the documents on there and let independent authorities go through it. but here we are. and yeah there are investigations and there are story asks there are leaks. and this is the drama that the clintons have brought for themselves. and the polls are beginning to reflect the wear and tear on her campaign before it really fully gets engaged. they have to figure out how they are going to traverse this. and in the meantime gowdy and his team are going to do what they're going to do next year. the "new york times" is going to write what it is going to write. and she has to figure how to navigate that. >> brad, the backdrop to this is pretty tough polling numbers on trustworthiness. this can't help in anyway. i will say that hillary clinton came out today and her statement with a lil swagger. she was pretty confid

hillary clinton tonight facing possible scrutiny by the justice department after allegations she sent classified information in e-mails while heading the state department. government watchdogs for both the state department and the intelligence community discovered mrs. clinton sent at least four e-mails that contained classified information. they've now asked for investigations. >>> also tonight the obama administration lecturing israel over its opposition to the nuclear deal with iran. secretary of state kerry responding saying it would be a huge mistake as he put it for israel to take military action against iran, and kerry said further that should congress kill this deal the international community will blame israel. we take up the administration's hard sell on iran tonight with former cia director ambassador james woolsey. and congressman mike pompeo. >>> donald trump once again leading the republican candidates for the 2016 nomination. this time in name recognition. so should the republican establishment begin to treat him better? after all, he has unlimited funds a populist mess

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

this is not about hillary clinton. well, it is about hillary clinton but it's also about bernie sanders because these other alternatives are not catching on the way he is. >> i wonder if there are some people in the clinton camp who worry that the success that sanders has experienced might draw in joe biden who is not ruled out a campaign. most people don't think he's going to do it. and i don't think he's given up completely the temptation. he's run twice before. he's way behind hillary in any matchup. he could pose a significant threat. i don't think he's going to. gwen: the fact that people aren't ruling it out tells you something about the contentment level of the field. but let's step back from the horse race for a second who's in and who's out and talk about the policy issues which keep polluting or enhancing the campaign. gay marriage decision last week from the supreme court. molly, you've written about this. what extent do they feel they have to respond to this and did they? molly: they all had to take a posit

what is hillary clinton doing? she is running the obama playbook. it is all about growing her support for the base of her party and the left. that is why she came out with a big climate change proposal and embracing everything on the left. i think that leads her vulnerable in two ways. people think george bush did secure the country and people think obama caused the problems with his left wing thinking. >> the final question is donald trump significantly in the lead, poll after poll taking more of the lead is that because americans are angry primarily about the economic static they tonight have money or jobs joe? >> i agree with matt here. it is an anti-washington eruption that is happening and trump is tapping into that. it is really in anger and frustration that the folks in washington are not listening and they are not getting increases in pay. >> do you think it is anger as they are concerned? we have the lowest participation rate in our labor force. we have incomes that haven't ris risen. >> 5.3% unemployment rate in june of 2015. i have to wra

mark: hillary clinton is expected to speak. we will bring you her remarks here in new york at 1:30 p.m. betty: president obama visits kenya and ethiopia this weekend. what he hopes to accomplish. mark: amazon has been pushing regulators for permission to use delivery drones and now they are teaming up with google, verizon, and others to create a special air traffic control system for drones. betty: good afternoon. i am betty liu. mark: i am mark crumpton. thank you for joining us. let's begin with a look at the markets. stocks are falling for a fourth day in a row led by disappointing results from several companies and declines in

they do not trust bill or hillary clinton. they think that they will put one foot in wall street and one foot in the big money, which they have and they will not represent left wing the left policy agenda. and elizabeth warren was going to be their original standard-bearer. she said i'm not going there and bernie sanders stepped forward and all of these disaffected left wing democrats, for the moment getting behind bernie sanders. >> how worried should hillary clinton be by the sadrers challenge? >> i don't think she has anything to worry about. he doesn't have the establishment support. he doesn't have very broad based support. so the polls show so far it's mostly from whites. he comes from one of the whitest state of the country. >> one percent of vermont is black. >> right. i think the only state that's whiter is maine, which -- so he doesn't have the appeal. i agree with dan it's more of an anti-hillary sentiment here than pro-bernie sanders sentiment. >> but if -- if he represents bernie sanders represents the liberal bas

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

you have hillary clinton who just said this. let's play the tape. >> republican governors like scott walker have made their names stomping on workers rights. and practically all republican candidates hope to do the same as president. i will fight back against these mean-spirited, misguided attacks. >> chris, hillary clinton calling him out by fame. i'm sure walker probably likes that at the end of the day. >> this is probably a roar of applause went up in walker headquarters when that happened. hillary clinton mentioned three republican candidates by name today. jeb bush marco rubio, scott walker. i would say that looks to me at least like what the clinton people think the top tier of the republican field looks like and i think they're right. look any time hillary clinton mentions you by name as scott walker who is not as well-known, frankly, as jeb bush it marginally as well-known as marco rubio, it's good for him. the more he the fainted as she's worried about me so she's talking about me, all to the good for him and same thin

hillary clinton is trying to be measured about this. there's no question that they are keeping a close eye on what bernie sanders is up to. >> as far as members of the media and wanting hillary clinton to be perhaps a tad more available, so let's just put rope lines aside. when she sits down with hillary clinton, what is she going to ask? >> whether it's about benghazi or hillary's relationship with blumenthal i think what you need to look for is how hillary clinton responds how comfortable she is with these questions. as you saw there, she was very comfortable. also what is interesting, what i'll be looking for obama is in her rearview mirror. it doesn't want to appear like she's critiquing this president too much. how will she deal with trade, an issue that divided democrats from republicans and divided the president from his party. it will be interesting if she answers that. brianna has a big task. >> i'm proud of her. there are ground rules and a finite period of time. you can sit across from a hillary clinton and jeff zeleny what w

the hillary clinton campaign has an eye on the rear-view mirror. hillary clinton played it cool saying she's focused on turning supporters into volunteers and caucus goers here in iowa. you are here in iowa for a couple events. you are the front-runner in the state. we are seeing bernie sanders attract a lot of attention. he's had big crowds here 10,000 people in wisconsin. 7500 in maine last night. why is it do you think, someone who is a self-described democratic socialist is really attracting this organic interest that your campaign seems to be struggling with? >> well first of all, i thought this would be a competitive race so i am happy to have a chance to get out and run my campaign as i see fit and let other candidates do exactly the same. i feel very good about where we are in iowa. we are signing up thousands of volunteers people committed to caucus for us. we have a committed supporter in every one of the 1600 precincts and one of the things i learned is it's organize organize organize. you have to get people committed and then they will

he had a lot to say about hillary clinton. he called her the worst secretary of state in the history of the united states of america -- his words, not mine. let's bring back anderson cooper. anderson mr. trump also had a lot to say about immigration. >> he certainly did "the washington post" has reporting that a hotel that trump is building is actually employing some i what i asked trump next. "the washington post," as you know say that some of the workers building this beautiful hotel you're building in washington, d.c. are illegal. they talked to 15 workers. they said a number of those 15 came here legally, through asylum they're not legal, but a number did say they were illegal. isn't it hypothetical say that illegal immigration is killing this country to be employs illegal employees? >> i read the story, we're building a great hotel, it's being done beautifully. and by the way, that story does not name any names. they said they spoke to one or two, but they don't name them. they don't even know if it's true. >> what they s

he is the exact opposite of hillary clinton in terms of how he presents himself. and i think that is something that's appealing to democrats. but they're not going to him because they think that hillary clinton is not a good enough advocate for them. >> you know, ron, there's something interesting in our polling in iowa and new hampshire about bernie sanders and the rest of the field. we tested on favorability ratings about seven or eight candidates all the major candidates and hillary clinton and bernie sanders. there's just one candidate who has a net positive favorable rating bernie sanders. what does that tell you? >> partly they don't know who he is and don't see him as part of the politics they hate the part of politics that's not getting anything done, the part of politics that's cynical, the part of politics that's broken. the week that donald trump got in i compared the two men. they both are channeling -- they both reflect the public's anger in politics. what is hillary clinton doing? bless her soul but she's playing right into that disdain. we have a ca

particularly because hillary clinton has known him so long. i was a sister soldier opportunity moment. to say i have known him a long time and have no idea what is wrong with him and he has fallen far field from what i think. hillary clinton needs to take every opportunity to remind a couple of core constituencies she's their girl, african-american and hispanic. important she do that every time. perhaps her staff didn't prepare her for the question but she needs to be more aggressive in pushing back against donald trump. >> some republican donors are trying to figure out what to do here. these are the investors in these canadacies. they know donald trump will not be on the republican ticket and they are worried what damage he might be doing on that debate stage to whoever the candidates are that will end up on the republican ticket. no one seems to have come up with a solution yet. they are definitely worried. >> that's absolutely right. i find a number of things rather surprising and outrageous about this episode. i find it surprising and out

hillary clinton live. she has proposed an increase in capital gains, making it so the investors would have to hold on investment for as long as six years in order to get the beneficial 20 percent tax rate, otherwise they pay a much higher rate. what would that do to the markets? >> i don't thinki don't think it would do much. it would encourage investors to hold their investments. and the investment problem is one in which corporations themselves have very little opportunity to invest money at an attractive rate of return. most corporations are buying back there own stock. a trillion dollars worth of potential purchases by corporations which help to elevate stock prices but don't go into the real economy. the economy and some type of incentive. >> you are talking about incentives as opposed to penalties. i don't like the idea of corporations going out and doing buybacks and financial engineering. it is an issue. before i let you go, you want to weigh in. donald trump. >> weigh in on donald trump, no. >> is

hillary clinton said this to cheryl mills. i just heard an npr report about the station chief in tripoli sending a cable on 9-12 saying there was no demonstration et cetera. do you know about this. cheryl mills response, have not seen, we'll see if we can get it. that was october 19, more than a month after. what does that tell us? >> part of what you see in these emails is somebody who is disconnected. there is a hilarious exchange where she can't figure out how to work a fax machine. she shows up for meetings at the white house that aren't scheduled. there is a radio report there is supposed to be a cabinet meeting and wondering if it exists. you have this person who says i just heard this on the radio. and you think surely you were more intimately involved in something that stems from the death of one of your ambassadors. bill: i asked ed henry this 20 minute ago. does this clarify things or just raise questions. >> it clarifies that hillary clinton was not being honest when she said, oh, they were unsolicited emails. made

a criminal inquiry and, b, not into hillary clinton. what happened is the inspector general asked the department of justice to open a probe, not necessarily criminal into the possible transmission of sensitive government information in connection withal hillary clinton's e-mail while she was secretary of state which could include clinton and other people like dozens, perhaps hundreds of people e-mailing with her. not a great story for hillary clinton but not the justice department opens criminal probe into hillary clinton. a top editor at the new york times explained their reporting and said we got it wrong because our very good sources had it wrong. the entire episode raises the issue of the dysfunction yal relationship between the clintons and the times. joining me now, eric boehlert, one of the people who thinks there is dysfunction. you guys won this roun. >> they made it easy. >> they got the story wrong. >> it's clear the two things that made it a bombshell story. criminal inquiry and hillary clinton. >> other than that they got i