my work life. even in massachusetts. i don't think my husband knew anything i was doing except making money going to work, not making enough money, and being at work too long. now, everyone knows, and it makes it more challenging to he manages to keep a smile on his face and he manages to keep focused on progress moving forward. he reminds us constantly that this is the fourth quarter and there is lots of stuff you have to get done. >> when you head home to boston, you take southwest. >> i do, it is cheaper. >> your guilty pleasure is? cooking shows. >> yes, i love cooking shows. that was not opened an question,

i wasn't answering it. i love cooking shows. some of them i like better than others. mike: which cooking showed you like? gine: barefoot contestant. you don't watch barefoot contestssa, do you? i maker recipes at home and actually come out well. mike: what else have you learned about cooking shows? gina: preparation, save steps. you should get all the stuff out before you need to use it and it saves time. if you follow a recipe, it actually comes out good. over time, you can figure out how to wing it. mike: i would like to thank bank of america for making this

possible, my political colleagues who work so hard on this event. thanks to administrator mccarthy for a fantastic conversation. gina: thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] announcer: on the next newsmakers, tony perkins. he will, on the recent indiana religious freedom law and the impact conservatives will have on the race. >> the most memorable moment was senator cory gardner saying, you need to be firm in your principles but flexible in the details. i think that it reflects the solution.

like the harsh polarization we are seeing in our country and a methodology that if all of the congressmen and women and all of the state legislatures can adopt, we can come together as a country and salt many of our her tenant issues. >> my favorite quote came from the -- of the senate. to be kind to the people that you meet on the way up, you will meet them and can on the way back down. >> often times we have a lack of true statesman. senator john mccain did something very impressive last year, he committed to the veterans affairs reform bill. in maintaining how staying away from torture is essential to the character of our democracy. at the point are we have people who are willing to make these decisions with people who we might not agree with, that is what we essentially need to

maintain the security, integrity of our nation. >> high school students who rank in the top 1% were in washington, d.c. as part of the senate youth program. >> next, the investigation into hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail account. this is hosted by judicial watch. this is an hour and forty minutes. >> we are going to begin now. if i could speak before we begin, if you cannot hear yourself on the speaker, our audience on the internet and c-span cannot hear you.

welcome to "judicial watch." i am tom. we are a conservative, non-partisan organization that is dedicated to security and accountability. we advocate high standards and ethics in the rally. we ensure public officials do not use our entrusted to them by the american people. we believe in the rule of law and a hearing to the limits of the constitution. the panel is entitled, "hillary clinton e-mail scandal." it is designed to inform you on issues that hillary clinton created with a secret e-mail account to conduct government business that no one knew about publicly until earlier this month.