clinton's proposals." "money for 100,000 new police officers, three strikes and "money for 100,000 new police officers, three strikes and you're out, life in prison with no parole for felons who commit three violent crimes, a ban on assault weapons, new money for prisons, for drug treatment and for spial drug courts, for job and education programs to deter youths from turning to crime." "the new cme fighting package will cost more than 30-billion dollars over six years. most of the funding coming from cuts in the federal bureacracy but republicans who worked on the bill complained democrs loaded it with too much money for prevention." "this bill is a big spending but in spite of the opposition, on august 25, 1994, with just one vote to sparethe 30 billion dollar crime bill was cleared in the senate. it was a huge win for bill clinton. "when the votes finally went th president's way, you could hear ches from all over, and the president, who is badly in need of victories, quick wt out to make a statement in

and the fact is you have lawyers for the clinton foundation for bill clinton for hillary clinton, commune indicating to yuma who is working for both the clinton foundation and the state department. you have our precious national secrets being given away by a person running for president. and talking about trust and honesty unbelievable. >> the problem at best is irgant. the problem was when hillary clinton game secretary of state the clinton global initiative was told they would not be part of the state department. he would run that over here and she would do the state department. now we find it's cozy. >> it's an addicts to pear. it is something that they set up in order to preserve their status in the world with world leaders taking foreign money. it's something that they created to empower and enrich themselves in the eyes of the world and people that would employ them and use their services. whether it be $500,000 speeches in russia or wherever else that they gave these speeches. i mean, this is something that people should look at and say this person is not qualified to be president

in the clinton family's pocket. this was money going to fight malaria and aids and to lower child mortality around the globe. >> you can't argue that that justifies putting a big donor on an official advisory board who had no experience in that area and when his -- that fact that he was on the board was revealed, quit within 24 hours. why he quit. i don't know why he was appointed. i do know this. no one has been investigated more than hillary clinton in the history of presidential politics. i know that when jim comey was lauded by the republicans prior to him saying no law had been broken, they changed their tune when he didn't give them the answer they wanted. frankly, donald trump is on a campaign to undermine law enforcement in this country by eating at the very trust in the fbi which i think is really unfortunate. >> all right. let's talk about the economic plan that clinton unveiled this week and let's go through it. she would raise taxes $1.2 trillion over the decade as i said to governor pence. almost all of

clinton. there were 150 messages left for chief of staff cheryl nilts over a 2-year period according to call logs releases in response to a citizens united lawsuit. >> mrs. clinton's activities did not preclude other state department individuals from having con took the with the clinton foundation. >> are you enjoying being a grandparent? >> do you wish you had more time, that this campaign didn't coincide with the kids being oh little? >> i think i would be distraught if we didn't have face time. >> have you considered using face time instead of email? >> actually i think that's a good idea report from brian fallon said hillary clinton has consistently taken responsibility for her decision to use a single email account. she said it was a mistake but this email issue continues to linker. martha: how is the clinton foundation responding at this point. reporter: they are essentially saying they will change procedures if hillary clinton is elected president. they are also punching back. the campa

there's been pay to play at the clinton state department related to the clinton foundation, and the clintons have failed to deal with any of the substance of these issues. heck, trace talked about the agreement that hillary clinton had when she wept in to become secretary of state. part of that agreement was that they were supposed to disclose all donors to the clinton foundation. they still haven't done that. there's more than 1,100 foreign donors that we don't even know the names ability. this is further confirmation and the new noose is tightening. >> they put those 30,000 e-mails out there and said that's it, nothing else to see here. here, 44 new e-mails that reveal a lot about what was going on at that time. where is this going to go? are we going to see more of these? are there more e-mails where these came from? >> yes. i know there are more e-mails. there are e-mails that are being produced almost on a weekly basis for both judicial watch and citizens united. you have julian assange saying we're probably going to see more e-mails. look, here's the bottom line. you saw a little bit o

from clinton's servers. that's now in doubt because the fbi recovered 14,900 e-mails and documents from the servers and some of those documents may well be government business and even held by wikileaks. meantime a leading republican said he's investigated the notes from hillary clinton's july 4th fbi interviews. fbi agents apparently did not press clinton on why she set up the server in the first place, curious given that fbi director comey cited a lack of intent. >> she said he didn't have intent. she said she did it for convenience. but i didn't see the followup questions in the interview i read. >> reporter: remember, trey gowdy made the point that intent can be based on circumstantial evidence like consistently lying to the public about e-mail practices. >> i'm going to ask you to put on your old hat. false exculpatory statements are used for what? >> either for the substantive prosecution or intent. >> exactly, intent and consciousness of guilt, is that right? >> right. >> reporter: that's a lot to con

clinton foundation. so if there is that she promised the president of the united states, how is it, number one, that huma abedin is paid by both the state department and the clinton foundation and that she is reaching out to the state department to make sure that a clinton foundation donor gets a meeting with a -- the -- mr. feldman there, the ambassador to lebanon? >> well, i'm not certain that she was getting paid by both organizations at the same time -- >> she was. >> well, that's an important distinction. i'm not familiar with those details. but i will say this, if there's an m.o.u. between the state department and another office in the government, that doesn't necessarily bind an outside entity by that m.o.u. -- >> the m.o.u. was between hillary clinton and the president saying that there would be a wall between the foundation -- >> you asked a question. i'm trying to give you an answer to it. respectfully, if the other organization from the outside sends an e-mail and they send requests, they're n

and defect to clinton continue . john negroponte, former secretary of commerce, and others are now touted on clinton web page. >> some media reported this afternoon this trump campaign had a conversation with secret service, and there was no intention to incite violence. donald trump himself this afternoon said, no such conversation ever took place. lou: thank you. there ha has been no such conversation, repeating what donald trump said. >> on democratic side, hillary clinton focusing on winning midwestern voters, making two stops in des moines, iowa. according to clinton campaign, she will offer a contrast to donald trump's economic policies. which we would have expected. also will layout her views tomorrow in her special rebutta rebuttal. mike emanuel with our report. reporter: hillary clinton is in iowa, with an eye on expanding the electio the -- map. >> i have been talking a lot in the last few weeks about the need to get more good jobs with rising incomes for more americans. but part of that has to be helping m

clintons are like, eh. that's part of what trump voters are respond to when he says this is just business as usual and she's business as usual. they didn't even do the bare minimum to prevent what looks like a conflict of interest and possible corruption even if you take out the idea there might have been possible corruption which of course there possibly was. >> that's not true, there was a system set up at the state department through the general counsel's office where there were specific issues of common interests. so, you know, i don't think you can take one visit from sheryl to talk about leadership at the foundation -- >> but that's not at all, it's a routine -- >> no, you know, the justice department looked at this and found nothing worth investigating. >> but the fbi did and the doj said eh, it's interesting, isn't it? >> what they found is there was a lack of any real evidence that showed anything wrong and they did follow the rules that they set up, that they agreed to with the white house. and go

clinton has done. >> why do you think they don't see it that way, the liberty al media? >> because they stand for what she wants to become, which is a european social democracy. you know that. read the editorials, read crugman. read all these other people. they want us to become a european democracy. and the party has gone so far to say they're programmed they us to be socialists. she has embraced bernie sanders. she's embraced elizabeth warren. she's gone left completely. they want a socialist country like all of those european countries, they do not believe in the exceptionalism of america and don't believe in the work ethic of america. >> this president has, what, doubled or tripled food stamps? let's make more people dependent. >> and also hundreds of millions of dollars in the obama administration and planning more during the end of the year. donald trump has lost ground in the polls even in some very important swing states. can he get it back? >> he can get it all back. george bush was be

clinton, mr. clinton and the clinton foundation and its interactions with russia? that's a real deal that has never been investigated. we know she checked off on it as one of the sitting members of sifus to turn over 20% of the uranium assets to the russians? and by the way, a quid pro quo straightforwardly? no questions asked. >> donald trump called hillary clinton a bigot. this harsh and personal talk -- lou: but he put that in context, if you may. neither comment is worthy of the candidates but he put it in the context of what 50 years democratic leadership has been doing to inner city communities has been doing in this country under democratic leadership? an entirely fair statement. >> i'm just make an observation about the temperature of the campaign. usually you have the candidate implying or insinuating that the other one is -- clubs are no nuance whatsoever. reason the foundation hurts hillary clinton is she has the bad numbers on honesty and trustworthiness and out there with the one percenters raising money from hollywood celebrities and the like and play

hillary clinton says donald trump's slogan should be "make america hate again," while trump calls clinton a bigot. we're pressing the white house to explain how president obama made a $1.3 billion payment to iran after saying he had to use cash for $400 million transfer just two days earlier. at the same time, iran harasses more u.s. warships. plus, a new court ruling in the clinton e-mail case. and we have new information tonight about the extraordinary lengths hillary clinton and her team went to make sure no one could find the thousands of e-mails she deleted after her run at the state department and after finding out congressional committees wanted access to those e-mails. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is here with our top story. >> reporter: a senior republican on the house government oversight committee, who has read the fbi investigative file, says clinton's team used a technology called a bleach bit, that permanently scrambles the data. >> they didn't just push the delete button, they had them deleted where even god can't read them. they were using something

clinton at the state department or get involved at the clinton foundation. amy: i want to turn to a clip of hillary clinton on cnn in june. anderson cooper asked her about the lack of transparency of donations to the clinton foundation from foreign countries. mrs. clinton: we had absolutely overwhelming disclosure, where there are one or two instances that slipped through the cracks? yes. but the overwhelming amount was disclosed. amy: but there you have hillary clinton saying this. james grimaldi, you talk about what happened when president obama tapped her to be secretary of state? and what were the rules around what would happen with the clinton foundation? he also respond to the clip. i was a the disclosure is underwhelming. yes, they have disclosed more than their required to under internal revenue law, but when they disclose it, they don't tell you the date. they don't tell you the amount. the disclosure is very skimpy. someone to make a donation -- the only way you know is if they have increased in one category to $5ay $1 million to $59 million to $10

once more, the clinton foundation faced pay for play charges and calls for the clinton's to distance themselves further from the foundation if ll each other names in a nasty and negative campaign that appears to be turning voters off. we'll see what that means down the road. but we begin with donald trump's ham-handed efforts to find a middle ground on deportation. was he for it before he was against it or a little bit of both? in iowa yesterday, trump tried to explain again. >> all the media wants to talk about is the 11 million people. moderate immigration turned into a muddle. >> there certainly can be a softening because we're not looking to hurt people. >> i heard people say it's a harden hardening. >> monday, trump appeared to defend tpresident obama's polic. >> lots of people were brought into the country with existing laws. >> as the week went on, his position multiplied. >> they have to pay back taxes. they have to pay taxes. there is no amnesty. >> there is no path to legalization. >> we talked about -- >> unless people leave the country. >> trump even polled a town hall au

clinton said that she would keep the state department and clinton foundation business separate. yet, her chief of staff is involved in hiring clinton foundation officials and, of course, ms. mills was also vetting requests from the clinton foundation we know separately because they were running a speaking engagements by her and her colleagues there. they were running all sorts of other requests for conflicts checks with bill clinton and the foundation. and she is involved in hiring people at the foundation. did she disclose that conflict to her colleagues at the state department? i doubt it. this is more evidence of a conflict of interest and misconduct and it calls, again, into question as to why the justice department isn't already hasn't aggressively pursued a criminal investigation as to what was going on there. >> tom, do you think -- and they are basically three levels of this. it's either politically foolish to do. this it's either or it's ethical wrong to do this. or third one being illegal to do. this where do you think these things lie? >> well, the illegal is the open

clinton meanwhile is firing back. and as you're about to see, the political fireworks are not just flying between the candidates. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: tonight hillary clinton faces an attack on two fronts. donald trump is clinton foundation for what he says is a conflict of interest. >> it is impossible to figure out where the clinton foundation ends and the state department begins. >> reporter: while also questioning clinton's physical fitness to serve. >> she also lacks the mental and physical stamina. >> reporter: today hillary clinton did her best to shrug it off in the photo booth with justin timberlake and jessica fund-raiser. tonight her campaign is on the defensive. trump even calling for the appointment of a special prosecutors. >> quickly or impartially investigate hillary clinton's new crimes which happen all the time. >> reporter: the clinton foundation controversy stems from a series of e-mails from top clinton aides released by the conservative group judicial watch which says that the

enter arkansas governor bill clinton. "here's governor clinton with his family. let's just soak up the moment." "on this day with high hopes, and brave hearts and massive numbers, the american people have voted to make a new beginning. this election is a clarion call for our country to face the challenges of the end campaign. "i remind you again tonight, my fellow americans, that this victory was more than a victory of party, it was a victory for the people who work hard and play by the rules." on november 3, 1992, the democratic nominee became president-elect and it almost looked like a story book ending to a modern political fairy tale but the reality was just little different. a campaign that had begun 13 months earlier in little rock, arkansas saw the potential democratic frontrunner drop to come-back kid in the primaries. "most people like to dish it out, more than they like to take it and i have been america's resident expert on taking it for the last month." clinton had been bruised and burned as questions about his early years arose and the media doggedly

trump from self inflicted wounds, clinton from e-mails that show a cozy relationship between the clinton foundation and her state department. friday we traveled to indianapolis, home of mike pence. in his first sunday show interview since the convention, we talked about challenges facing both campaigns. governor pence, welcome back to fox news sunday. thank you for inviting us to the governor residence. >> thanks, chris. welcome back to indiana. >> do you believe hillary clinton was involved in a pay to play arrangement as secretary of state with big donors to the clinton foundation? >> looks that way more and more every day, doesn't it. the new e-mails that have been made public just in the last week seem to make a direct connection between favors done by state department officials and major foreign donors to the clinton foundation. but the american people have a right to know. i think people of this country are tired of the pay to play politics in washington, d.c. and i promise you that when donald trump and i ride to the white house, we're going to bring all of that to an end. >> do y

the clinton foundation the clinton state department the clinton library, the clinton campaign on and on. and without clear lines of delineation, one of her aides was simultaneously involved with the foundation. drew griffin is joining me live here to break this story. you're looking into the activities of sheryl mills. >> yes, and the reason we're raising questions about this is at the time of her confirmation as secretary of state, she said she would not participate in any particular matter with a direct and particular effect on this foundation. hillary clinton did not, but one of her closest aides, did. >>> sheryl mills, the chief of staff for secretary of state, hillary clinton, boarded a train in washington's union station. why has remained a mystery until now. for the last seven months they have been trying to find out what she was up to. for seven months they refused to answer. now cnn learned a potential reason why. sheryl mills, a u.s. government employee and secretary of state, clinton's chief of staff, was in new york working on behalf of the clinton foundation. a source cl

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today clinton is in iowa. joe johns is traveling with the clinton cam bane. >> the bam sane certainly has. they are in full push back mode now. they said that the right wing organization that brought all of these e-mails to light has been attacking the clintons since the 1990s, and the fact remains that sikt never took action because of donations to the clinton foundation and they trying to make clear the relationship between the billionaire businessman and the state department on that saying that he was seeking to share his insights on the upcoming lebanese election with the right person at the state department and seeking to provide information and not seeks action by the department. but it continues to be a headache for hillary clinton who is struggling with trust issues. >> i talked with them about coming here so this has to be a tourist spot as well. >> seeking favors from the state defendant. it includes officials lobbies state dfrt state department -- and it raises questions about her trust worthiness.

clintons money. anybody who suggests otherwise is being naive or not honest. >> i think you're referring to that part of the doug band e-mail, which says with regard to gilbert shegory, he's key guy from there and to us. what's meant in your mind when he uses the words that he's a key guy to us? >> well, i think he's talking about the clintons and the clinton foundation. barack obama in his wisdom insisted on a couple key things as a condition for hillary clinton to become secretary of state. and it was spelled out in a memorandum of understanding. number one, they were to disclose all contributions on an annual basis from the clinton foundation. we know they didn't do that. there's more than 1,000 foreign donors, we don't know their names, we don't know how much they have given to the clintons. part of the agreement, number two, that there would be no overlapping of the clinton foundation and the state department. i'm huma abedin was also on the payroll of the clinton foundation at the same time. so

we're getting new revelations from another batch of hillary clinton's e-mails about clinton foundation donors trying to gain access to the state department while she was in charge. that has donald trump calling for a special prosecutor. what exactly are those revelations? let's go to james rossen with details. >> reporter: driving this sudden uptick in stories and allegations about the relationship between the clinton state department and the clinton foundation has been a steady stream of document production in litigation between the state department and two conservative activists groups. the group released 725 e-mails this week and many involved clinton's aid who in one exchange told executives that the crown prince of bahrain would stand a better chance of getting a meeting with clinton if he went through the foundation. that meeting was set up within 48 hours. last week it was reported that the leb knees billionaire seen here wanted the state department officials who are shaping policy on lebanon and the enter medicine areas were band. he had previously given up 5 million to the fou

clinton. she labeled african american as super predators. her campaign and supporters in her campaign were the ones that the birther movement. it was bill clinton and her campaign in 2008 that questioned the success of barack obama, not based on his talent, but based on his race. it was their campaign. why can't we start judging these people based on what they actually did? she gave out state secrets. she talked about race in a way that's unacceptable. >> this week's new york times outline what trump and his father may have done when it comes to basically keeping african americans -- >> may have done. this is the issue. this is what he may have done. >> if you look at what he's done as a developer, and putting together golf courses, these clubs, the things he's been doing for the last several decades, he has broken the mold when it comes to this issue, and i can tell you where his heart is at. i know where his heart is at. >> one of the things he said, he said hillary clinton only views africa

clintons themselves. go ahead, david. >> i have to ask, you mentioned the word corruption. i haven't seen, nor has the fbi, nor in the reporting of the ap -- >> you haven't? >> faulty reporting. >> you haven't seen anything? no pay to play? no quid pro quo? i'll give you a lot of them. >> sure. >> i'll give you one. crown prince of bahrain drops money into the clinton foundation and got a meeting which was prior said, she's not ready to meet with you. drops the money and he gets the access. >> every congress and every senator that takes any money in contributions should not meet with those donors? >> if they're doing it -- if they're giving it after the money. they're doing quid pro quo, as well. yes, sir, i agree. >> no quid pro quo. >> let me bring in mercedes. >> by the here. >> let's hear the facts. >> i mean, it looks -- the appearance is bad. the perception is bad. >> now we're moving to appearance from fact. come on now, mercedes. come on. give me t clinton foundation and the state department -- >>

the clinton foundation? that's the question tonight following the release of more e-mails. clinton's team did not turn over to the government last year. correspondent richard edson on what critics are calling a pay to play arrangement. >> reporter: clinton political donors and officials pushed the u.s. state department for meetings, favors, and jobs for associates, while hillary clinton was secretary of state. this, according to nearly 300 pages of work-related e-mails secretary clinton failed to initially surrender to the state department. and just released as the result of a successful lawsuit from conservative group judicial watch. >> they extracted these promises from mr. clinton to stay out of foundation business, they have a bright line and wall between the state department and the foundation. they were communicating with the state department to take care of associates and in juan case, a major donor. >> reporter: doug band is a long-time adviser to president bill clinton. he led the clinton global ini

clinton's returns you saw a lot of income coming from donors to the clinton foundation and people who benefit from her state department term as well. i haven't seen stories on that yet. >> mr. trump unveiled his economic plan this week. i want to ask you about that, if we can. he proposed across-the-board tax cuts with the biggest monetary benefit going to the top 1%. now, you compare that to the rhetoric that mr. trump offered in september. take a listen. >> it reduces or eliminates most of the deductions and loop-holes available to special interests and to the very rich. in other words, it's going to cost me a fortune. >> now listen to what mr. trump had to say to the "today" show in march. >> do you believe in raising taxes on the wealthy? >> i do. i do. including myself. i do. >> does seem that the plan he unveiled monday walks away from what he said in march and last september when he talked about how it was going to really hurt the very wealthy. >> i'm sorry. i couldn't hear the last sentence. >> my question is, his tax plan, as unveiled monday, seems to walk away from what he s

there's been pay to play at the clinton state department related to the clinton foundation, and the clintons have failed to deal with any of the substance of these issues. heck, trace talked about the agreement that hillary clinton had when she wept in to become secretary of state. part of that agreement was that they were supposed to disclose all donors to the clinton foundation. they still haven't done that. there's more than 1,100 foreign donors that we don't even know the names ability. this is further confirmation and the new noose is tightening. >> they put those 30,000 e-mails out there and said that's it, nothing else to see here. here, 44 new e-mails that reveal a lot about what was going on at that time. where is this going to go? are we going to see more of these? are there more e-mails where these came from? >> yes. i know there are more e-mails. there are e-mails that are being produced almost on a weekly basis for both judicial watch and citizens united. you have julian assange saying we're probably going to see more e-mails. look, here's the bottom line. you saw a little bit o

trump cuts taxes clinton raises them. trump wants to repeal the estate tax which already exempts the first $5 million for an individual. clinton raises the estate tax and trump wants a new tax deduction to cover child care expenses. clinton says expanding the child care tax credit helps lower income families more. question governor, why shouldn't middle class families look at the two mans and say at least on taxes clinton offers them a >> i think not only middle class americans like my wife and i, but all americans know the pathway to prosperity is not going to be found in raising taxes. hillary clinton's planning over a trillion dollars in tax increases. that 47-minute speech she did, i was told it's over a trillion dollars in spending. what donald trump laid out, in a very real sense, what's worked here in indiana and worked in republican-led states. they earn. you unleash the power of the economy by rolling back regulation and red tape, repealing obamacare. you end the war on coal. and develop all the energy resources

hillary clinton. donald trump slamming clinton for third world corruption through that foundation. >> if our secretary of state can be bought or bribed or sold. it is a disgrace. this is a threat to the foundation of democracy. a threat. this is what happens in third-world countries. it's the failed conditions of people, and this is why they flee to america, and they come here and they get no better. deirdre: the "new york post" published this cover today, the headline reads -- look at this headline from usa today -- author of "clinton cash" peter schweizer disagrees. peter, welcome back. always glad to talk to you. what do you make of the distinction between access and favors? it seems like a very gray territory. >> it is a gray territory, sometimes access is the favor. you get a meeting, you get to voice a concern. you get information from the secretary of state or somebody else, but also there are numerous examples where favorable actions followed and to me it's a little ridiculous for people to be

those recent e-mails, they illustrate how clinton at the state department and the clinton foundation worked over the years, where a clinton foundation aid would say, hey, this donor would like to have a meeting with someone, and someone on clinton's staff would say, ok, i will try to arrange it. we don't know that these meetings happened, but it gave a sort of pattern for how this undue influence could have happened. that really caught on. we had the boston load calling -- boston globe calling for the clinton foundation to be disbanded. we had a former pennsylvania governor and clinton ally calling for it to be disbanded as well. i think they realize this will be a problem. i don't think this is the end. the beginning is saying, we will not take any of these donations, but i don't think it will go away. >> irony is that the one person who said the clinton foundation would go away, without the benefit of the doubt, is donald trump. stop takingfound to corporate donations, why won't they do it right away? >> that is a very valid question. i suspect some of the concern is about ongoing

>>> e-mails are back in the news relationship between the clinton foundation and hillary clinton's time as secretary of state. this as polls show clinton pulling ahead of donald trump in key swing states. joining me now from st. louis. senator claire mccaskill, one of the first members of congress to endorse clinton for president. senator, the state department released more e-mails this week under a lawsuit that raised serious questions about the link between the clinton foundation and the state hillary clinton was the secretary there. you just heard governor pence say that the american people have a right to know if there was a pay to play situation. do you support the idea of an investigation? >> well, first of all, let's give this context, chris. this was a right wing partisan organization judicial watch that has been after hillary clinton for decades. they got thousands of e-mails, they released two of them trying to give the perception of a two e-mails, one was about recommending a former staffer for a job and other was jauss somebody who wanted to give the state department informa

donald trump or hillary clinton? >> hillary clinton. >> on a regular basis? >> on a regular basis. >> tapes come out of the man obviously playing his own pr machine, he says it is not me. >> no. >> the star of david thing comes out, he says it is a sheriff's star. why not just own things, say they are a mistake, move on. move on. >> some things he has said were a mistake. >> what? >> other things -- >> what? tell me one thing he has apologized for. >> he said he has said that it was a mistake, the things he said about john mccain. he said that he -- john mccain was a hero, he should have acknowledged that, acknowledged his had heroism and public service. did he it five months ago, two months ago and a week ago. >> that's the one example you have? i don't remember him saying by the way. obviously we'll check. i don't remember him saying i apologize for what i said about john mccain. >> i didn't say -- i don't remember him saying i apologize. i do remember him saying -- >> what does that tell you, though? wouldn't you if you said something so insulting. >> i mi

hillary clinton. joining me is donald rafella. good evening, david. >> hello. >> who is with john kasich and the bushes and cruz and the rest of them who were saying they're not going to support donald trump? who do they think they're hurting or just sore losers or small people? >> judge, no republican nominee in the history of our party got every republican to vote for them in a general election so this is not particularly unique that there are republicans, not supporting the nominee. now, for trump, he needs to go on and find democrats and independents to come into his camp to win this election. but beyond that, i think really to the point of your question, is that if you're not supporting donald trump and you don't want a fourth barack obama or third barack obama term, then what are you doing to make sure hillary clinton doesn't become the nominee? and even further than that, donald trump can't lose by a large margin and it not have a huge impact on the rest of the ticket. and so, what many this fr

and i think that the hillary clinton people -- remember the two camps, bill clinton and hillary clinton people? you can imagine the hillary people are sort of annoyed. because the crowned prince of bahrain, maybe on merits, could have gotten a meeting with secretary of state. huma abedin said they had tried to be helpful where they can be in the global war on terror. presumably, he could have gotten that meeting. what the clinton global initiative did, sweetening that possibility and basically making it look to the crowned prince of bahrain, if you do this, it is more assured to get that meeting with her. it's all pretty bad. and it's not the media's fault for bringing this up. carville thinks that people are going to die, this is not something that we came up with. this is something that is being revealed. >> carville is saying, dana, it's a five-star charity, according to independent charity rating organizations. he makes the point that clintons have taken no money. in fact, they've given money. that's not the point. the point is that it looks bad. it looks just like what we're talkin

56% of clinton supporters say they're month pro clinton than anti-trump. they differ overwhelmingly. they are more anti-clinton than for the republican candidate. so on these top line numbers, what is your biggest takeaway? >> the biggest takeaway from the poll is that things of not changed much since the post convention bump. if you aggregate all the polls, the margin is about 7.3. the bloomberg is a little on the lower side. when i do the cross, you said a while ago. if trump doesn't win business, he doesn't win. 61% of people in that poll think that he is doing worse, they're perception of him as a businessman has gone south since the campaign. if i bow to the church of mark halperson which do i, that is a very telling number. >> he has to sell his business credentials. there have been stories by the clinton campaign and the press has done on its own hook at trump's business record and it is clear, the republican convention didn't rebuild that. although there were efforts at the straengs on build that up. all right. bloomberg politics also asked people

and bill clinton. these are closest aides. >> closest aides and they are acting on their behalf. she may not have known about these e-mails. she wasn't on these e-mails but they were acting on her behalf and on behalf of the clinton foundation. 60% of voters don't trust her. the good thing for hillary clinton is that 59% don't trust donald trump either. it's kind of a wash right now. it does play into her narrative and donald trump has been handed a couple of gifts, right? the e-mail is a political gift to him. the fact that the father of the orlando shooter showed up at a hillary clinton rally is a gift to donald trump, which he did not talk about. so the question is now whether as a presidential candidate and his campaign can get him back on track to kind of start taking advantage of these two things that have been just set on his doorstep. >> he's tried to talk about this before. he called the state department hillary's private hedge fund and he's been insinuating that there's some kind of corrupt r

hillary and bill clinton do not draw a salary from the clinton foundation. they use their donations to support people around the world to get affordable anti-retro viral drugs for aids vaccines. that's the work that it does. that's what they're taking these donations for unlike, for instance, donald trump, who has taken donations from the state-owned bank of china and russian banks, russian investors. >> there's no proof. there's no -- >> excuse me. this is getting recorded. not to do -- you'll get your turn. he has taken money from foreign banks, russia, chinese-owned banks in order to not do good work in the world but to line his own pockets. if we're going to talk about this. excuse me, i'm not finished. excuse me. i'm going to finish. bank of china is a china-owned bank. >> bank of russia. >> i can't remember the name of the zblank don't go out here and lie to the american people. >> you laughed when sally brought up the notion that the clintons don't take a salary from the clinton foundation. why were you laughing? >> a big chunk of the foundation goes

hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one. >> the favor's done and the significant number of times it was done require an expedited investigation by a special prosecutor immediately, immediately, immediately. >> right. >>> donald trump's latest -- >> i am so glad the cameras don't roll during break. >> that was a special -- >> just sgoeg going in the net. >> thank you. >> some day twilight of our careers that will be the show. >> because it will be the twilight. >> that's the end. >> good night. >> anyway, you just heard donald trump there. his latest attack not just pa public punch, but a personal one, as w

and hillary clinton's state department. what do you make of all this money going to the foundation or going for huge fees for bill clinton's speeches and how the state department treated those people? >> serious unanswered questions. a moment. what's going on here? what's this all about with her and trump? in the case of trump, i have really no idea what he might do if he ever became president. if you look at the statements, the proposals, the ideas, it's a kind of a garage sale and i don't know that there's a rembrandt behind that lawn mower that won't start. but i he has not communicated that. she has somewhat communicated what she o would do. her personal e-mails, remember the fbi director said there are thousands of e-mails, work-related, that were not turned over. there are those top secret discussions, very, very serious. you find -- foundation. that was the new news this week. one case, doug band twho was, as we pointed out, a top official at the foundation, the clinton campaign says no, no, no. he wasn't working the

hillary clinton gets it. standing up for children and families has been her life's work. under her plan working parents get relief from the cost of child care and a path to debt free college. equal pay for women and paid time off for families building an economy that works for everyone not just those at the top because we're stronger ogether. >> that was hillary clinton's newest tv ad which will start running in seven battleground states. our next guest is a reporter for "the washington post" who has been covering hillary clinton and tim kaine and joins us here in washington, d.c. thanks for coming on the show. >> happy to be here. >> you and i are sitting here in washington. hillary clinton is not. where is she? >> hillary clinton is we think out on >> we go to work because others depend on us. hillary clinton gets it. under her plan, working parents get relief from the cost of childcare and a path to debt-free college, equal pay for women, and paid time off to care for families. building an economy that wor

clintons are donating money. when clinton says it's her subordinates, she is responsible for those subordinates. they should have had no contact with the clinton foundation. >> i think blaming your subordinates is common in corp root life. so donated $15 million. that's total. but at least 40 donated more than $100 thowsh each. 20 gave more than $1 million. these people aren't giving money out of the goodness of their hearts in all cases, are they? >> who is to say, who is to know. if you follow the money you see there is money given. and meetings were accepted. and things happened after she left the state department or deals happened after the fact. but a foundation where 10% goes to charity and the rest is used in politics, the travel and parties and expenses. i'm shocked they haven't been audited. and the fact they can continue getting along doing this. there is two sets of rules. one for the clintons, and one for everybody else. deirdre: that does contribute to her high negatives, senator brown. a federal jud

clinton and the clinton foundation. he is accusing the foundation of pay for play access to the state department in exchange for donations to the foundation, even calling for a special prosecutor to investigate. >> the amounts involved, the favors done, and the significant number of times it was done, require an expedited investigation by a special prosecutor. >> trump also taking aim at clinton on the e-mail controversy. this after the fbi found nearly 15,000 e-mails and documents from her personal server that clinton had not turned over to the state department. last night clinton seeds to laugh off the latest developments with comedian jimmy kimmel. >> my e-mails are so borning. i'm embarrassed about that. we already released 30,000 plus so what's a few more. >> after a conservative watchdog group requested the documents be made public. meanwhile trump facing criticism of his own after he made this appeal to african-american and latino voters. >> we'll get rid of the trim, you'll walk down the street and you won't get