pricing getting so confusing there will be more opportunities for people like this to overcharge. >> bet on confusion. >> this is a slow return kind of investment if you like slow and safe. >> at least it's safe. that's it for "forbes on fox." thanks for watching. keep it right here the number one business block continues with eric bolling and "cashin' in." it it was allowed, others had done it. there were no security breaches. i did not e-mail any classified material. >> don't worry, people, nothing to see here. madam secretary says no classified materials were sent. 60000 e-mails sent, solely on your personal e-mail madam secretary and none were classified. by the way, what about received? in four years at the state department they never sent you a classified document? not even during the benghazi terror attacks? none? not one? now we're hearing she used her personal blackberry and not a

government issued one. time will tell if it will cost her her political future. welcome to "cashin' in." our "cashin' in" crew, wayne rogers jonathan row anything lisa booth and jessica. thanks for leaves us the bill. not your husband, the cost of the investigation into your private e-mails the price tag could reach into the millions. lisa, another costly clinton scandal. what's going? >> it's absolutely infuriating as a taxpayer that her arrogance and, you know, her sense of entitlement is costing us millions of dollars. she has zero respect for the american people who she was entrusted to represent as secretary of state. not only has she broken rules and regulations but she's gone to unare precedented lengths to protect herself and e-mails from subpoenas. she potentially put our national security at risk by using an unsecure server. >> we're not sure if any e-mails were leaked. we don't know so many things

about the whole e-mail scandal. it keeps bubbling up. now we find out she used her personal blackberry. we don't know if that thing was hacked. >> eric, i don't think it's a question of whether or not she was hacked or somebody got into her e-mails or that sort of thing. it's the fact of the matter is that this is a woman who is devious, with he know that at best, you know, you go back to white water, file gate et cetera, et cetera, et cetera she has a history of this. so why should we trust her? why should the american public want to trust her? she's inventing things and, by the way, a lot of this is just totally obscure she's trying to generate enough paperwork that nobody will ever get through with it. you think that they've been five years trying to get these statements from the state department. they've been all this period of time trying to do that. you invent all of this stuff so that you can delay delay, delay. so it will never happen. >> jessica, is that what it is or is it getting it out of the way before she announces her run

for president? >> i certainly don't think that hillary is a devious person who is inventing these things for a delay of game. i think that the clintons do want to get past certain things before they launch the complain. i think what's really crucial is that hillary gets out there and starts talking about her agenda and her platform and policies and what she'll do as president. >> would you accept this behavior from a college kid? from a college senior? would you accept from t. from a tenant of yours or any business deal. i will alley tell you hillary paid her millions from politics. in fact, now she's costing politics that's us the people millions of dollars. i think it's despicable. >> let me go back to you, least sa. this is bigger, though. this is national security at risk. i'm concerned who else has the information that goose ifer has. i'm concerned whether president obama and the white house were e-mailing hillary clinton on they were personal device and someone else is intercepting those. >> you're absolutely right.

there has been reporting at that she was e-mailing with president obama, they have avenue even admitted as much. a former director of litigation for the national archives has said the only time it would be acceptable for a cabinet level official to correspond the way she did through private e-mail is short of a nuclear winter. we're talking about the fact maybe she didn't have classified documents but if she was -- >> how could she not? all those years four years, jessica, let me ask you this this, benghazi was right in the middle of that four-year period. you're going to tell me not one document not one correspondence was classified of all those? >> it's hard to believe and -- but i do try to give people the benefit of the doubt especially people who have served our country as hillary clinton did. there were state department e-mails that were lost, the server was screwed up anyway. >> isn't that amazing? >> you don't know -- the clintons went in and messed with the servers? >> it's like they suddenly disappear with this whole administration. we talked about president obama's animal farm, it's good

for the pigs and not anyone else. hillary is following that same route. what's good for some is not good for the people that she's supposed to serve. >> hill -- >> this is a very important number. this week there was inspector general's report that found that, wayne, over a billion e-mails were sent from the state department. during that four-year period. they noted 71,000 only as important enough to archive and save. out of a billion. that's a problem. >> well of course it is eric. when you've got somebody deciding the person who is generating this is deciding what's right or wrong about it it's insane. you can't do that. that's why we have a system we have courts we have people who make judgments that are outside of that. you can't ask the person who is exiting the sin to then just suddenly turn around and say, oh i didn't do anything wrong. i didn't do -- you know, that's -- crazy. she is someone who is given to this, she enjoys being devious,

she enjoys being -- she enjoys all of this stuff. >> whether she -- >> go ahead, finish. >> she can frustrate these committees for ever. she's great at that. >> whether she enjoys it or not does she think she's above the law is this. >> she absolutely does. we've seen this repeated pattern of it. this comes on the heels of the revelations that the clinton foundation received donations from foreign governments who were lobbying the state department. we've seen this pattern of dishonesty, this pattern of door judgment and that's what this comes down to. it comes down to intentional deceit, back to what jessica said it is deceit because she went to great lengths to set up her own server, to use private e-mail for hess official correspondence correspondence. >> do you know what else -- >> if you use your private server, if you use your private blackberry you can't be scrutinized under the foyer request. if you ask their documents you can't. you have to get to a judge and

get subpoena. >> how much hundred, how much assistance and lawyers are on this that are going over those 50,000 e-mails. it's hard to make money in an economy with the regulations taxes. stop wasting our money and that's once again, exactly what the clintons once again, multi-hl flares from politics are doing. >> i think that's petty change. i think that's chump change compared to the amount of money we could be losing if this bubbles up into a bigger conspiracy, if iran knows what we're doing, if al qaeda knows what we're up to and hackers knows what we're up to. >> to say this is a violation of the law, it's clear that it isn't a violation of the law as it was when she was in office. >> it's clear it's not the? >> that's what they've said. >> they said it? hillary said it. >> we're not exactly sure about that. >> innocent until proven guilty err into. the idea that the clintons march to their beat of their own drum i understand. >> it's a violation of protocol if not law. we're still trying to find out. go ahead wayne. >> you yourself why.

why does she do this? why? what is is she hiding? she wouldn't do this if she's not hiding something. it's insanity. a child knows that. you don't go to these lengths to do all of this, to dodge the truth. why is she doing it? >> quick thought, lisa. >> at one point that's important to remember that we haven't necessarily hit on is is how politically damaging this can be to hillary clinton. this perpetuates that broader narrative that's been around for a while about her and bill clinton in the sense of entitlement they have and this feeds right into that. politically i think this is absolutely impactful, especially wenl you have the new york times coming after you, the associated press coming after you. >> associated press suing to see the documents. >> exactly. >> we have to leave it right there. folks, in just a few weeks our wake up america has caught fire and become the go to hashtag for conservative debate. check out the engagement, when we're on tv and not on tv, there it is right there. you can sigh the spikes when we're on. look when we add #idol the

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. a busy week in the badger state. first came the new law and now the lawsuit. union suing wisconsin and its governor scott walker after he signed a law protecting private workers from being forced to join a union and pay deuce. obviously this can be a ripple effect nationwide. unions say it will hurt jobs but will it? >> eric, your point was right on, the unions want to force people to join unions force it always detrimental to help. if you just want to see an example look what the unions

have done to airlines, schools, auto makers steelworkers. also going to be the net result of more government involvement with the unions and more union involvement in business in this country. >> wayne, will this be, i don't know case study fort rest of the country? scott walker fights the unions and wins, finally he wins, when are they going to win up and when are other states going to do the same? >> i think there's a referendum in a lot of these states eric and some of them have already passed them and some of them will continue to. anytime you can develop freedom, anytime you can have a free economy, a free election free anything it's better than have coercion. as jonathan points out, the unions are coercing people, coercion is never good for anything and it's not anti-union that you're saying this, you're saying, yes, we're all for this but it's got to be for everybody and got to be something that everybody understands and it's not so that you're forced to do something. >> i'll take you one step further i'll take the heat for this jess, i can't stand the

unions i'm happy scott walker is fighting the unions. >> my thoughts on this are you know, this creates more jobs, the real question is what kind of jobs is it creating? are these jobs that people can support themselves off of, are they getting to get healthcare and retirement benefits? we've seen statistics saying that this country has lost a third of the kind of jobs that will offer you healthcare, retirement benefits since 19 president. scott walker can say that he's giving people a leg up but what kind of leg is that? will they be libl -- he called them good paying family jobs. are they actually going to be that? >> we know the free market work stant stick it built this amazing country. remember a couple of weeks ago scott walker's parents were being tormented taunted on their front lawn? there's a picture of the two of them. can you believe the union tactics? >> scott walker can't catch a break here. look, this is a win for the american people. now half the countries has the option to choose if they want to pay union deuce or not, this is

also there is an economic benefit. if you look at data from the bur reof labor statistics, states that had right to work laws grew by twice as much. this is also a win for the american people because the american people agree with this. according to gallop 71% of americans support right to work laws. >> we're going to leave it there because hot topic but wanted to save some time for the next one. coming up it's no secret most college teachers are liberal, but anti-american? why a group of them are throwing their support behind a plan to ban u.s. flags on camp tus. ♪ edward jones. with nearly 7 million investors oh hey, neill, how are you? you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. [ male announcer ] legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses. if you have a business idea, we have a personalized legal solution that's right for you. with easy

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anti-cop hatred. >> david clark weighs in on why he believes there's a war on america's cops. all that and much more this less than ten minutes. join us. what does that beautiful and majestic american flag represent? if you answered racism and zeen phobia you are either an idiot or college professor. if you're ticked you're not alone. to sees of professors supporting a letter trying to ban the american flag at the university of california at irvine. they say it's pa fernl i can't to and that leads to racism. wayne this is what our tax dollars are buying? anti-american deechers? >> eric it's not just the tax dollar, it's insanity. tease are people who are teaching in a free society who have the benefits of a free society who have all of the things that the american flag stands for and there's talk being it as if its a racist thing. they should be standing up and being proud of the fact that they live in a free country and

are able to express themselves and do these things. i can't imagine it. i would fire every professor who did that. i went out, you did, too, most of us did, i fought for this thing, you know, i mean, i may be the oldest person here but i fought for this and i care about it and anybody who doesn't care about it get out. >> wayne -- >> illegal it is insanity. >> it's a fantastic comment that there are people who fought for the right for free speech for those idiots to be able to say it. it's a fine line. >> it absolutely is a fine line. as you mentioned our flag represents the men and women who have put their lives on the line and have died fighting or the freedoms that the flag represents that's something that seems to be lost on these students. that frefr's job is to be to object testify, to teach his curriculum objective not to inject his viewpoint into the conversation not to lead this liberal charge. it's down right shameful what is going on in california and what is going on with this professor.

>> jess, you have a similar take on this, do you? >> similar. maybe a little nuanced to the left. how i feel about it is basically that fly should fly at full mast, especially considering the fact that these people are allowed to have the conversations that they're having. i think that it is a professor's job to teach, i think it's one of the most important jobs that you can have, but also free speech and pre discussion, that's important as well. that's fundamental to america, the flag and all of it. let's have the conversation, but brow that flag that's flying. >> eric, i don't think it's this professor. ideas are important where do those ideas come in fr? they start in the universities and it just so happens that universities are filled with college professors i believe they hate america they hate individual so it's not surprising that it is the outcome jot not just of this professor but at large. >> you can't -- >> who dock nats the public

universities? conservatives? >> liberals. it's liberal academia. look, you have to admit -- >> we're forced to support it. >> maybe not hate america. >> hate america. i'll say that. they don't want to fly the flag. >> you can't say that. >> i want to say liberal academia tomorrow nats, liberals did dominate. >> i think oversaul it would be a majority but that certainly doesn't lead to hating america. >> it leads to not wanting to fly the flag. >> here is the difference, though, yes, it's teachers' jobs and these professors' jobs to teach but they should be doing so objectively and should be raising various viewpoints. the problem with this specific professor is he seems to be injecting his own personal opinion injecting a liberal viewpoint into the conversation. versus having an objective conversation and having an objective discussion. >> we're paying for it by force. >> by taxation. wayne as a parent you've got to go and go war we teaching our

kids? this is scary. >> it's more than scary. eric. this is history. we're talking about history. how the flag got there, all of those things these are history professors. if they're going to deny the history does isis take down their flag? no, they're flying if all the time. these are more ron's in the university teaching this stuff. you should say to the guy, look if you can't teach real history the facts of history, you can address an opinion and do all this you don't like the swats, you can do all of that, but don't teach bad facts. the facts are there that's what this flag stands for. >> claiming that it's racist i'm shocked. however, free speech argument here. >> there's no free speech in private institution. unfortunately our college universities aren't right institutions dominated by government control. if they were i don't believe you have the public supporting this type of -- i don't believe in free speech when it comes to trashing this country in private institutions. i was the college -- >> that's a slippery slope.

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i want to say thanks to our "cashin' in" crew for joining us. you can head over to foxnews.com/"cashin' in" to see wayne and jonathan's camera stock picks. >> selfies. >> time to wake up america. don't get sucked into the liberal trap, james carville is is out spinning that the clintons are victims, poor hillary and bill, the media is too hard on them. nothing to see there. don't be fooled by that old fool carville because there is a ton to see there. they are synonymous with canned al, white water, rose law firm, travel gate and now the presidential want to be is up to her political eyeballs in

another scandal. this scandal is a big story with lots of legs. does she break the law was she hacked, is president obama complicity, does hillary clinton use the state department to fill the covers of the clinton 230u7bd asian and will those funds find their a washington i into her campaign. conservatives have a golden opportunity, now some advice, don't blow it for us once. stay smart stay on topic. there's enough real scandal to go around, you don't into he had to manufacture any. some dems are nervous, very nervous, they don't want to back hillary especially if there are knew surprises but they have to now. don't let them off the hook be patient and be ready to jump when the opportunities present themselves. the left's focus on the first female president has them on the ropes. what they should have put up is the most qualified candidate of any jepder or race, that unforced air opens up the field if you play your cards right, conservatives, your move hillary, and sit back and enjoy

the show. it's going to be a good one and i hear it comes with a happy ending. have a great weekend, everybody i'll see you on "the five." at this hour reports that isis on the defensive in the battle to hold on to a key city as iran joins forces with iraqi soldiers. this as our c iflt a director raises concerns that despite some progress isis continues to expand rapidly and is drawing more supporters from the west. fox news military analyst lieutenant colonel oliver north will be joining us with what this means to u.s. strategy and to stop the terror a group along with the impact iran is having with iraqi shooe a militias shoo mother nature unleashed massive devastation