i said it depends. no we'll interview him. that should be interesting for sure. that's tomorrow's factor. thank you for watching. please remember the spin here. definitely looking out for you. breaking only the, some of the oldest and most respected giants of american media. calling out the hillary clinton campaign tonight. for unacceptable behavior. this after the campaign bans a reporter allegedly because they did not like his reporting. although clinton says that's not the reason. welcome to the kelly filip, everyone. some of the biggest print media have only the issued a direct challenge to the clinton team. to better explain why they refused to let a fellow print reporter cover her campaign today. the latest dust-up, mrs. clinton has largely ignored since her presidential run was first

announced. this weekend the clinton campaign relaunched her just launched campaign. and at her event in new york a reporter for the daily mail filed stories, pointing out that only a few thousand people showed up for the big event which she won't to characterize as a slightly more arrogant woodstock. 48 hours later that reporter david, shows up to board the campaign van and is told no way. the campaign says it was all because of a technicality although explanations have been conflicting. neither that report he nor the publications we just mentioned are buying the clinton camp's explanation. this is the editor for the daily mail and winner of the 2012 edward r. murrow award for writing and he is the reporter who was barred. thank you for being here. just so the audience knows, you were the pool reporter for the day. that's what we have to do when the clinton camp or any camp won't let us all go. we select one and that person is

responsible for reporting for the group and that's the way it is always done. not so for you. this morning when you tried to cover her event, what did they tell you? >> well you know i got there when i was told to get there. 7:45 in the morning, i showed up in the parking lot and told them who i was and they said, no you can't come. i arrived in manchester last night admitted night and was told seven hours to show up for pool duty that they wanted a different person to show up. the pool in general is a very tight-knit organization. it is very loose but a tight-knit group of professionals and to a man and woman they all said no. the clinton campaign does not get to choose who covers them. >> correct. >> they don't get on control that. this is just one thing that she doesn't get on control. she wants press covering her. the whole goal for politicians

is to have the press covering them. one thing is who will go in there and represent us. now campaign first they came out and them you're foreign press. and you said there's lots of foreign press and they've acted as pool before. >> that's true. the guardian afp, the french news agency. to say nothing of th several other organizations are majority or partly owned by foreign interests. that's a red herring argument. i think the real reason is between dinner time when they e-mailed me a confirmation saying you're the report he and midnight when they changed their mind they looked at the reporting and the daily mail is a dogged thorough reporting organization. and we don't tend to show up and do what we're told. we find stories our audience wants to read. >> explain the one about iowa in particular. that led to a lot of press coverage for her. >> sure. the very first else of any kind of press coverage was in

leclaire iowa, it was a breakfast meet and greet in a coffee shop. the campaign spun it as this is spontaneous. she sat down and talked with people. they called one of those people afterwards and he told me that he was invited to come. he was pre vet asked then driven to the coffee shop as were all the parts panls. this was a cooked up panned event that was anything but unscripted. that of course, the story telling, that became the pattern for the clintons. this was the first one. and daily mail.com we broke that. to be clear, i have to just authorize, a gentle correction. i didn't say that hillary clinton's event on saturday was a slightly more arrogant woodstock. that's what one of the attendants said. i did tweet that i was embarrassed as a journalist to see how many rt reported on sunday only what the clinton campaign wanted them to. we have a duty to do more than. that i think the clinton

campaign doesn't of a lot of tolerance for report here's stray outside the lines. >> what is your reaction to the reaction from the press pool is this the new york time, the "boston globe," the financial time new york daily news politico "washington journal," all joining in this statement saying we have not yet had a clear explanation about why the pool reporter for today's events was denied access. but any attempt by the campaign to dictate who was in the pool is unacceptable. it is open to any reporter willing to take part. they stand shoulder to shoulder to say to hillary's camp, no. >> well they should frankly. every reporter from every news organization. whether you like the clintons or not should stand shoulder to shoulder with us. it is really unfortunate that we have to be the story here. it is not about the daily mail or about me. bits trying to make sure reporters had the freedom to go to these events and cover them. this happened twice today. i came right over here from an evening event where mrs. clinton was the key note speaker held.

i showed up and said i'm the designated pool reporter and i was told you need to leave. i find that unacceptable and offensive and i think most of my journalistic colleagues do as well. >> thank you for being here. we appreciate you coming on. >> my pleasure. any time. >> our next guest says there's no way this campaign would be dumb enough to ban a reporter for what he writes. this must be a glitch. rob, this looks bad for her. >> no campaign not just this campaign but no campaign would be dumb enough. >> the explanations don't make sense. >> it was very clear. >> no it wasn't. >> they made the point that he was not admitted to the white house press pool. >> first they said he was foreign press. they said the concern baltimore they're foreign press. he fought back and said there's at love foreign press and then they changed the explanation. >> his report was they were trying to follow process and protocol. this reporter admitted he was

not yet because of a timing issue admitted. >> they have, no, no no no. they have a white house correspondent, francesca is a white house correspondent. she's been vetted. the only reason they're not part of pool is because they haven't received their pass yet. but the clinton camp only went back on that when the first explanation failed. you're telling never new york time politico "washington post," "wall street journal," "boston globe," they're all wrong? you know better? and all these organizations are wrong? >> i'm not saying they're wrong. the clinton campaign has no history of blocking reporters from the press pool. >> the obama administration of which she was a part does. there was a time when they were offering round robin interviews with all of the press and the one organization they refused to allow was fox news. guess what the pool did. they said you don't sit with fox. you don't sit with any of us. the pool sits together. >> we're talking about the hillary clinton campaign. she's been through many campaigns and the victim of a lot of press.

they have no history of this. this is not the great left wing conspiracy. >> she has a history of not speaking to the press. >> next i'm sure they'll be calling for a congressional investigation and rush limbaugh will be calling for a special prosecutor. >> they are members of the press. ask no one is disputing that. i'm saying as one democrat as a supporter of hillary clinton that there was no history to show they ever have this practice of blocking the press pool. this is a logistics issue. this is great for those stoned on twitter looking for conspiracy. >> stoned? >> just the folks on twitter. >> not stoners. >> great to see you. >> good to be with you. >> don't hold will it against him. we might have a few stones. >> there was a dramatic twist to one of the biggest stories in the country as the head of an naacp group resigns after news leaks out that she was only

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new controversy surrounding naacp leader rachel dolezal. earlier today she resigned from the chapter in spokane, washington after she was caught in an apparent lie. pretending to be african-american when in fact

she is caucasian. her parents are here to speak to the kelly file. first the dramatic way this story unfolded. >> rachel dolezal still hasn't addressed the allegations that she's been lying and calling herself black, nor as she apologized. instead her resignation, they say she is becoming too much of a distraction. many issues faceless that drive the theex urgency. get dialogue has unexpectedly shifted internationally to my personal identity in the context of defining race and ethnicity. her parents shea she is german and czech. now her adopted siblings who are part black are also calling her out. listen. >> she took me aside when i was over there and told me to make sure that no one found out where she was actually from. for me not to blow her cover.

>> dolezal teach as class at eastern washington university called the black woman's struggle. she once told a student that being a black woman was a burden. that it is so strong in a white community that you have a sense of being on display. but she also once reveal her struggle as a white woman. in 2002 she unsuccessfully sued historically black howard university for discrimination. saying she was denied a teaching job because she's white. and it's not just her ethnicity being challenged. she also claims she was raised in a teepee and hunltd for food with a bow and arrow, and that because she's black, she's been the victim of hate crimes. saying she once found an envelope in the spokane naacp post office box with pictures of lynches. the post office box says there was no postage on it and whoever put in it there had a key to the box. megyn? >> thank you. joining me with reaction rachel

dolezal's parents. thank you both for being here. first of all, did she ever was she born in a teepee? >> no. i thought you asked my wife. sorry. no she was not born in a teepee. she was born in this room next to us in our home. >> did she grow up hunting for food with a bow and arrow? >> no. but i did. >> and the other allegations she makes is that you two would punish her and her siblings by skin complexion using something called a baboon whip in south africa. >> when we were raising her, we didn't have her siblings. >> do you have a baboon whim that you use to punish your children? >> weighed baboon whip in south africa to ward off baboons.

>> did she live with you when you were in south africa? >> no. she did not. >> she had already achieved adulthood temperature point. >> yes. >> so this story is so businessar. ruth anne when did you first learn that she was representing herself as a black person? >> it was around 2007 when we first saw a newspaper article from spokane washington area that rachel had represented herself to the press as being african-american or biracial. >> were you shocked? >> well, we thought, what is this? she's not telling the truth. >> did you call her up and say what are you doing? >> no she did not want to communicate with us about anything. she didn't want to communicate with us. >> okay. she comes out and says -- go ahead, larry. >> i was going to say, in fact she asked us not to come to the

coeur d'alene, spokane area when her son, our grandson had sporting events or awards ceremonies or when our documented son isaiah who went to live with her graduated from high school. >> she didn't want the world to know you looked the way you look. she represented this other person. we have a picture of him, to be african-american and we know that's not the case. she said she identifies with black culture, i guess, and i guess she says race is a more complicated issue than we understand. does she have a point in your view? >> somewhat because she definitely has asimulated into black culture and the black community for the last 20 years. >> my other question is she has come after you guys saying look the timing of this, of your disclosure about her actual race is suspicious. she says her sibling, her brother, has been accused of

child sexual assault against another one of her siblings an documentive child of yours. that case is penning and she thinks this disclosure by you has something to do with it. do you want to comment on it? >> first i would comment that the allegations are totally false and malicious. they are fabricated and we are hoping that the courts will deal with him as they should be dealt with. also the reason why we spoke to the press about rachel's ethnicity was because she was under investigation from law enforcement in spokane for these, for claims that she had hate crime mail in the naacp mailbox. and so that was the source of the investigation, her claims. >> that led the coeur d'alene press into calling us to see if we could validate her claims or

not to be african-american. and we said well no we're both caucasian, we're of european descent. she's our birth daughter. >> i have to go. last question. do you think she's pathological? >> i think rachel has some very serious issues yes. >> thank you both for coming on with your side of the story. we appreciate it. >> thank you. up next, the frightening results of a kelly file investigation in an explosive case at amherst college. watch what happens when a student is accused of sexual assault. just trust me all right? trust me. plus as the manhunt for two escaped killers unfolds, everyone is focused on the person who let them out. we don't know if they are still in the immediate area or if they are in mexico by now. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic

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>> reporter: in 2012 after a night of drinking a former student who is now using the anonymous name of john doe accompanied his girlfriend's roommate. while john doe was blacked out the accuser admitted performing a sex act on him. 21 months later she accused him of sexual assault. the school said his account of being blacked out was credible but still ruled against him and expelled him. john doe got a lawyer who discovered text message that's proved he did not initiate the sexual encounter including a message, she said she did something really serious and said her roommate would never forgive her saying it was pretty obvi i was not an innocent bystander. she said john doe was intoxicated saying he was too drunk to make a good lie out of blank. the accuser told the college after the sexual assault, she invited another male friend over because she felt alone and

confused. yet she had earlier texted the other male friend writing, quoting, i have my room to myself this weekend if you wanted to couldn't over and entertain me. she then admitted to a female friend she had intersection the second man after she had sex with john doe. the texts were given to amherst but the school would not reopen the case. it is unclear why she waited 21 months to file the allegation. but in those nearly two years the accuser lost most of her original friends, including her roommate and the lawyer for john doe said her new friends all happen to be victims advocates. amherst now says it's confident the process followed is consistent with federal requirements. >> that may be the problem. our next guest has followed every turn in this case. casey johnson is a professor of history at brooklyn college and is co-author of until proven innocent about the shameful injustices of the duke lacrosse rape hoax. thank you for being here.

it is hard to understand how wrong things went here. a woman accuses a man of raping her. 21 months after the alleged rape shelf never went to the medical authorities shelf never went to the police. she gets aligned with victims' rights advocates and her friends turn their backs on her because the person who allegedly raped her was her roommate's boyfriend. the injustice of the process that happened at amherst once her case went through authorities is where things get really awful. explain how it is set up to protect, oh no not the accused but the rights of the accuser. >> right. so in 2011, the obama administration essentially ordered all colleges to change their sexual assault procedures. amherst was one of the colleges that got this order. they changed their procedure. essentially the procedure there works under the assumption that

the accused is guilty and needs to use the hearing to prove his innocence. but he isn't given the tools to do. that he doesn't have discovery. he can't get relevant evidence that he needs. he doesn't have an attorney representing. limited right of cross-examination. there's virtually no way once an accusation is made and gets into the system at a place like amherst, and amherst is not unique, that the accused can be exonerated. >> you're done. once you're accused, you're done. you can't have a lawyer representing you. and the rules say, don't allow the accused to cross examine the accuser because it could be intimidating and threatening for her. well she might be a liar shelf might deserve a little intimidation if she is lying as it certainly sounds the alleged victim in this case did. talk about the evidence. first of all, this guy, john doe, got expelled. he said not only did i not rape

this girl. she did a sex act to me that i did not consent to. he got expelled. and then after he got expelled how did he get all these e-mails which we'll get into? >> there had been talk that the accuser in this case had texted friends about what happened on the night in question. the amherst investigator didn't explore this. he didn't have a lawyer. he got a lawyer afterwards. the lawyer who is a very good attorney started asking questions. and the two people that the accuser was texting, who were outraged by the fact that have the accuser was misleading gave the, produced these text messages. >> the e-mails make very clear. this is after her alleged rape. her alleged sexual assault by john doe who was thrown out of school. she texted a zeblt adviser. oh, my god, i just did something so stupid.

what did you do? the official story is he puked and i took care of him but yes, yes, i did. then after that this is her talking about her alleged rape. then after that she texts another man and asked that man to come over. and why don't you tell audience how she represented, why she said she need that had second man's company on the night in question? what she told the board evaluating her sexual assault claim. >> she told the disciplinary panel that she was so traumatized by john doe assaulting her that she needed someone to come over and comfort her. the man she had invited previously she then had sex with. she admitted this in another text to get another friend. >> so she testified that she was distraught and she needed the comfort of a friend. meanwhile, this is what she was texting a friend when the second man came over.

she was irritated that he was taking so long to engage in sexual conduct with her. she texted to her friend why is he just talking to me? like hot girl in a [ bleep ] dress. make your move. yeah. and then she sends a text message saying oh my god, action did not happen until 5:00 in the [ expletive ] morning. this might not look very. >> her roommate might be upset that she had perform a sex act on the roommate's boyfriend, she decides to say, my roommate knows me. it is pretty obvi i was not an innocent bystander. my head is going to explode. how does this girl get a guy thrown out of school based on this? >> well but she's operating in an environment at amherst is not unique here in which the presumption is that any accuser is truthful and the process is set up really with indifference to the truth.

the idea is to prevent retraumaization. to an actual victim this is very important. when you have a case where the accuser is not telling the truth, there is no way to determine this. >> she hasn't offered her side of the story on any of this. >> no. >> amherst is refusing to reopen the expulsion of this young man. they won't even look at it? >> that's correct. that's not atypical. amherst said he had his shot and did not take a look at i. >> guess again, amherst. a judge is going to have a say on this. and this cannot stand. it cannot stand. this does violence to the justice system that is set up to protect victims and the accused. the unfairly accused who have rights as well. casey, we're going to stay on this. thank you for break the story and bringing it to our attention.

>> thank you for having me. >> and again, amherst is stressing that the media currently only has one side of the case. but they're confident in their process. also tonight, we have shocking new reports in the hunt for two escaped prisoners. the person who helped them get out was plotting to kill her husband. and there's more. two shark attacks in less than two hours along the same stretch of beach. we've got a shark week pro on the possible causes behind this rare double attack. he thinks he may know why there were sharks in these waters. and he'll tell what nobody told us to expect it... intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes it's not likely to go away on its own. so let's do something about it. premarin vaginal cream can help it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes

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these guys could be anywhere. report that joyce mitchell, the 51-year-old who has been arrested and helping these guys he is escape may have been charged with plotting to kill her husband. now they're serious questions about what her fate could be if these guys decide to do anything drastic before they are eventually caught. this is unbelievable. so mark they are saying that this woman had allegedly had a sexual relationship with the younger one. then they investigated that. they found nothing. no there there. then the older one who dismembered his victim that's how he wound up in prison. he started having a thing with her and they decided to kill her husband. also a prison worker but she backed out. do i have it about right? >> yeah. bad facts if i'm defending her. since i lost the coin toss i'm

forced to make her my fake client. >> here's what i would same i haven't been paid yet. the legislator's reprehensible actions with a maximum eight years. that's what she's facing. should she get eight years? people are yelling at the screen. absolutely. i would say here are some thing to consider. number one, she immediately accepted responsibility for what she did. secondly she cooperated. again, give eight years to those who say i won't help you fix your vulnerability in the prison. to help you find these guys. she did all that. and i would say she is very disturb asked vulnerable which made her perfect for these predators. they worked her over physically and emotionally. >> too bad. we don't help two convicted killers get out of prison. >> i'm not defending her, just trying to get her a better

sentence the word i would use is deterrence deterrence deternls. this is a national case. this woman has to be punished to the full extent of the law. even if it means being a little creative. what happens? you talked about her talking about killing her husband? to be in love in a conspiracy there has to be an overt act. meaning you have to do something about it. was the act of her allowing them to he is came is that a step toward killing her husband? could she be charged with the attempted murder? aiding or abetting or anything more than -- >> here's my other question for you. listen. here's another question for you. these things don't tend to end well. these guys are not likely to go down without a fight if and when law enforcement catches up with them. if anything were to happen. if anybody were to get shot god forbid a civilian or a cop, or die in the process, could she be held criminally responsible for

that? >> not felony murder? >> no. it's such a stretch. i don't think the prosecutors would do that. >> really? >> it is a great answer on a law school exam. in reality i think that you hole her responsible for what she did. and that's the maximum. >> i don't know is it not for seeable that could happen? >> the reason there's more of an argument about the husband, they shared at one point the same mental state. the shared the same intent on the same subject matter. when you get out, if you have to kill someone to escape that's fine. there has to be a meeting of the minds. we have evidence there was a meeting of the minds about killing her husband. >> wait. here's my other question for you. here's my other question. >> i ask you, judge megyn, do you not give her any credit for cooperating with law enforcement? the fact that she didn't put law enforcement through a potential trial? you give they are maximum sentence? what about future people?

we want to you cooperate and you get nothing. >> all i know is -- two killers, including one guy who tortured and then dismembered his victim are running around on the loose tonight and families are under lock and key terrified they might be the next victim. and these things don't tend to end well. and she was supposed to the protect people and instead she endangered them. >> in real life prosecutors and judges do give credit when you come to the realization that you did something wrong before you get caught. and here before she got caught she did take actions to stop this. in other words -- >> they were a little late. the d.a. said shehe didn't want to kill the husband after all and she loved him so she went to the hospital and had a panic attack. i take it back. i give her a little credit. two weeks in a row i'm giving you a concession at the end of

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troubling new allegations regarding the killers in new york state as reports surface that some law enforcement officials are furious with governor andrew cuomo and how he hand the case. judge napolitano is a best selling author. good to see you. the headline of the new york post was that cuomo created a total cluster f word in the escaped killers' hunt. >> they are saying they are complaining bitterly about the personal involvement of the governor who insisted at the most crucial time in the search

for these guys right after they were discovered, that the prison officials stopped the organization of the search and gave the governor a tour of the prison and the area out of which they escaped. and then the governor you just showed a clip from it. gave the same tour himself with cameras in tow. and none of this could happen until governor was ready, until his political adversaries in the prison system were not there, and until the cameras were there. >> so he was holding up the process, according to the cops or law enforcement officials to have a p.r. >> yes. i think he was terribly afraid of an investigation into the management of this prison. we know that some very basic guide lines and the management of a maximum security prison were not followed one guy was serving 25 to life and life without parole. they were allowed to walk free and wear civilian garb.

>> they were in this entrusted area. >> how can you dismember somebody and be any sort of trusted prisoner? >> they apparently charmed their way into this trusted area them also apparently charmed their way into not being observed. in maximum security the rule of thumb is every 30 minutes, eyeball to eyeball, prison guard to prisoner. these guys went to bed at 10:30 at night. the next time they were looked for was 5:30 in the morning and they were gone. >> what about the officials? apparently there was someone who complained who leaked that joyce miller this woman, was allegedly having an affair with this guy on the left. the bald one. he is the younger one. and they investigated it and they found no proof. now, i'm not saying it's true. i don't know whether it is true or not true. clearly there was something to uncover between this woman and those prisoners. >> i'm going to suggest to you, and this is not just my thinking because we heard from the local district attorney earlier today.

that other people must have been involved in this or willingly looked the other way. it took weeks for them to dig and drill. where did the dirt go? where did the debris go? how could nobody in the prison system have known this was going on? unless they willingly looked the other way or the place was, quofr cuomo, some grossy mismanaged that the public's safety is now in jeopardy because these killers have been running loose for ten days. >> has this become a legal issue for the governor? or just political? >> regrettably it is probably political because the state of new york has given itself immunity. so a bone headed decision like let them wear citizen clothes, don't check on them every 30 minutes, it is probably protected. meaning the state is immune. if they should harm somebody god forbid while they're on the outside. >> i have to go. do you have simympathy for joyce?

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stream is starting to move thun coast. that causes a migration of sharks. some are migratory animals some of them are going to migrate this far and stop. >> do we need to worry about warm water? >> i think really the thing is to really look out for as far as like sharks in general is to not go into swimming at night or swimming in really murky water. avoid dusk and dawn. avoid those areas where you know sharks may be feeding on food prey items. if you see a lot of bay fish jumping around. a seal colony around those are usually -- >> we don't have any indication any of that was happening on the stretch oaf beach. >> also fisherman. i heard there were fisherman nearby possibly catching sharks.

if they were baiting the water, no one can smell the water, really the sharks are the ones doing it. there's a lot of bait going into the water and a lot of scent going into the water. i think swimmers need to be cautious as to how close they get to them. >> this is two hours, young kids waist high water, is that unusual, waist high water? >> it's not unusual, that's where most of the people stay. but sharks will forage up to you know feet of water. i've seen them forage up to the point where they beach pd themselves and put themselves back in the water. >> they don't go in for a kill. if a shark attacks you it bunt doesn't want to kill you snu. >> i think this was mistaken activity. >> so the bottom line is is this like being hit by lightning, should people be concerned? >> very very rare.

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