hrc on the board. hrc. no. christie! >> chris christie.rom the shadow of the george washington bridge comes the pugnacious politician from piscataway. he loves the cowboys, springsteen, and telling people to shut up. >> sit down and shut up. >> he's stronger than the storm, but is he born to run? >> shut up. >> he's new jersey governor chris christie. >> i think that's my favorite one we've seen so far. chris christie. >> you know what? i feel like yelling at a teacher. >> all right, joining me now, steve kornacki, host of up here on msnbc and our resident expert on all things new jersey. so much to parse here. why the high school? i mean, a, i think it's a little weird to declare in your high school, but also there's of course the wildstein connection, which is something you would imagine he wants to kind of distance himself from as much as possible, but that seemed incidental to him today. >> well, in a way that's where it all started. i mean, it sort of explains why he's doing this right now with the whole political world telling him, y

it's hrc capital management is what she wants to turn the united states into. however, that being said -- >> i like that. >> yeah. >> i want you to know you've created a hostile work environment by forcing me to listen to her drone on. i'm going to this h.r. i don't know whether to hate you more or -- >> pot being ket fl you go to h.r. >> that's true. >> i don't know whether to hate you for more making me listen to that or hate larry fink at black rock for giving her dopey ideas about short term -- listen this is purely politics. it makes no sense. have some sort of -- >> listen okay let me -- but here's -- >> here's the politics. adam you should love this. she needs a -- >> i'm listening. >> she needs a wall street whipping boy. she can't beat up on goldman sachs because they give her -- they actually paid her money to listen to her speak like that by the way. that should be a shareholder revolt at goldman sachs. they can't -- she can't beat up on them or private equity because they pay her money too. they should be, you know blackstone should be in big troubl

. >> we still have hrc on the board. >> number 19. >> 19. >> 19. >> ready for hillary. hrc. no. it's christie. >> chris christie from the shadow of the george washington bridge comes the pub nation politician from piscataway. he loves the cowboys, springsteen and telling people to shut up. >> sit down and shut up. >> he's stronger than the storm, but is he born to run? >> shut up. >> he is new jersey governor, chris christie. >> i think that's my favorite one have seen so far. >> i feel like yelling at a teachers. >> joining me now is steve kornacki and the resident expert on all things new jersey. so much to parse here. why the high school? it's weird but then there is the wildest in connection. that seemed incidental to him today. >> in a way, it explains why he is doing this with the political world telling him you are not going to win. why are you going forward with this? this is a textbook illustration of the guy that this is not uncommon. he has had his eyes on this kind of an opportunity his whole life, starting in high school. he was the class president at the university

now, hrc says few parent found out and complains to the school, and the diocese about her sexual orientation walt ron's principal sent e-mail to parent friday following that saying winters had been fired. parent were upset and so, too, they tell us, their children, we talk to one parent here's what she told us. >> i called my son over. and i said: i explained to him, pretty simply, what i read and what happened. and he was shocked. he said, what? why would somebody do that? that doesn't make any sense. so and that made me feel good. that's what we teach in our home. we have many friends family members, friends neighbors employees, that have different sexual orientations, and it has just been part of their lives. they have many friends who have two dads, two moms, not anything new to them. >> you can walk in, vast majority every pennsylvania, walk into a person's offers and say you're doing a great job, we love you as employee but i fawn out you're gay, ooh you ' fired. there is absolutely nothing downing about. that will that's completely legal. that's why we're trying to pass state-wide ant

as i said before, i knew hrc had private e-mail.t exclusively or had her own server. it seems to me, the republicans, since they started the iraq war, they're in the business of conflating. here there's a message back and forth to her on a private e-mail and that you knew about the server. your response? seems to me you're already clear on this, but go ahead. >> yes. i knew she had an e-mail. i never denied that she had private e-mail. i didn't know she didn't have a state department address or server. >> now you're being sarcastic. >> actually, i think he's bright in certain ways. >> in certain ways! [ laughter ] >> maybe he can determine from an e-mail whether someone has a private server or not. i'm not that smart. as you say, i think it's much ado about nothing, but it's reflective of what we'll see for the next many months. which is everything involving hillary is going to be inflated beyond its importance. >> thank you, david axelrod. i thought you made it clear, but thanks for coming on. david corn, thank you. >>> up next, we

even the union leader in new hampshire called her today they had an op-ed piece that called her hrc, her royal clintonness telling her she needs to get off her high horse. >> that's a newspaper that revered donald trump. >> i would say -- >> this is a newspaper that -- >> the questions she should answer are "national enquirer" worthy. four people died in benghazi on her watch and she has yet to answer. i would take issue that the american people don't deserve that. >> i know you feel passionate about this. you can continue the debate during the commercial break. thank you for talking to me. we've got tara set maier and robert zimmerman. don't miss cnn's exclusive interview, hillary clinton's first national television interview as a candidate for president. it's going to be at 5:00 eastern on "the sit room" and also on "anderson cooper 360." >>> still to come the faithful flocking to see pope francis. live pictures from ecuador. a million people are expected to greet the leader of the catholic church and we're live from ecuador next. i accept that i'm not 21. i accept i'm not the spri

also the co-author of hrc state secrets and the rebirth of hillary clinton.to see you. >> good morning. >> so this new york times story, new york times broke it there has been initial characterization and then change in this-brief. where does it stand now? how do you suspect it's going to play out? >> there is a pattern here of partial leaks coming out in the media, and then a reversal on this e-mail story. over time. so i think it sort of fits into the broader context. what you've got going on here is basically a search through these e-mails to see if there is anything classified before they are released. and you have a turf war between agencies. i think there is a belief that something that was classified or should have been classified is now out in the public due main and at least one inspector general, not both of them interested in seeing if the fbi wants to look through and see if anybody mishandled information. it was not as first suggested a specific inquiry into health care's handling but a search whether anybody put classified information in the pub

and what is called harcourt hrc, hillary clinton is the only one that has policies that are the best course. host: we get mike on our line for republicans a chance and then let our panel jump in. good morning. caller: thanks for letting me speak. the guy ed, he said something that struck a chord. he says the country at heart. everybody really needs to think about what is good for a country. it is simple. the problems have not changed. the approach has. it says something about how the five older guys in the supreme court making decisions -- or would make a good decision is for them to be connected to the youth of this country. the youth that everything is affecting? . they are living their lifestyle. they are not looking outside the box. they are still trying to learn and relate to laws constantly changing. if everything is changing, why not involve everyone with the change? host: two views on the problems of this country. guest: of the nine people on the court, three of them are women and so they are not all guys and they are not all old. it is a lot of power. that five people get to

and what is called harcourt hrc, hillary clinton is the only one that has policies that are the beste. host: we get mike on our line for republicans a chance and then let our panel jump in. good morning. caller: thanks for letting me speak. the guy ed, he said something that struck a chord. he says the country at heart. everybody really needs to think about what is good for a country. it is simple. the problems have not changed. the approach has. it says something about how the five older guys in the supreme court making decisions -- or would make a good decision is for them to be connected to the youth of this country. the youth that everything is affecting? . they are living their lifestyle. they are not looking outside the box. they are still trying to learn and relate to laws constantly changing. if everything is changing, why not involve everyone with the change? host: two views on the problems of this country. guest: of the nine people on the court, three of them are women and so they are not all guys and they are not all old. it is a lot of power. that five people get to make,