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let's bring in john nichols washington correspondent for "the nation" magazine and angela rye, a politicalt do you hear there? angela, what did you gain from that, the testy exchange between mr. henry and secretary clinton? >> i wish that she didn't have that exchange with him. i think the reality of this is hillary clinton is dead-set on her position here. and the reality of it is with the press is it's just a juicy issue and it's not going anywhere. there are real questions as it relates to classification of e-mails, whether they were misclassified or overclassified which is an issue when i was homeland committee staffer. this is not going away. the biggest issue she had is she had the ability as the official, as the secretary of state to decide what she would and wouldn't disclose and i think that's the rub for the american people. the unfortunate part about this is she doesn't have enough time to really get into the nuances of it and the press will pick it up because they only care about the juicy salacious details. frustrating to watch. >> hillary clinton kept insisting that she did n

. >>> on set with me this morning, bloomberg politics, angela rye. former republican congresswoman nan hayworth working as a volunteer co-chair here in new york for the carly fiorina campaign. i'm still trying to figure out what to make of it. dick harpooltian we heard on the phone. he wants biden in the race. he has strong feelings about the clintons. hillary clinton's current favorability rating, excuse me, among democrats is 81%. all of the big name endorsements have gone basically to hillary clinton. who is out there that feels the way dick harpooltian does? >> very few people out warily. i speak to people who run the machinery of the campaign who are nervous about hillary clinton in the general election, not necessarily the primary. they're not saying it outwardly but she is by all counts the most likely nominee. they recognize that. behind the scenes there's some nervousness. i don't think it's nearly enough to make a biden candidacy likely. something would have to happen with her in terms of a scandal, dropping or something very damaging happe

. >> john nichols and angela rye, thanks for your time tonight. i'm michael eric dyson. "politics nation" with the reverend al sharpton, starts right now. >>> tonight on "politics nation," the trump rules on immigration. gop candidates are flipping and flopping all over his extreme plan to deport millions of people. >>> also a new push from the president on pollution and climate change. >>> dramatic testimony from the accuser in the prep school rape case. >>> and a powerful statement on gun violence from stevie wonder. >>> welcome to "politics nation." how to talk about something, anything besides donald trump. today these candidates wanted to focus on health care and national security, but all the attention is on trump's push to end citizenship for babies born in the united states to undocumented parents. some say he's wrong. >> i'm open to doing things that prevent people who deliberately come to the u.s. for purposes of taking advantage of the 14th amendment, but i'm not in favor of repealing it. >> i don't support amending the constitution to kick out kids who were b

i have with me mitt romney's former deputy campaign manager and also with me angela rye, democratic strategistladies, wonderful having both of you on. >> thank you. >> angela, you're up to bat first here. let's begin with what we just saw, hillary clinton with the reporters, the whole, you know, joke about what, with a cloth and arms up after walking away. obviously she's frustrated. joke number two she's made over this in about a week. is this the appropriate way to handle this? >> well, listen, brooke. i think part of this it has to be extremely frustrating to be wanting to run a campaign, talk about real issues, families in america hurting, struggling to keep the lights on and you're having to constantly revisit this, personal e-mails versus non-personal e-mails. >> there are people who say this is a real issue. >> it is a real issue, but it's hardly the right place to talk about it in a forum like that. i hope that the campaign will have her do a one-on-one exclusive on air with someone. >> but why not. these are reporters. you understand they are going to ask tough questions when they get

brian stelter is joining me as well as matt schlapp and democratic strategist angela rye. is the statement that fox news president roger ailes released a while ago. "donald trump's surprise and unprovoked attack on megyn kelly during her show last night is as unacceptable as disturbing. megyn kelly represents the very best of american journalism and all of us at fox newschannel reject the crude comments and attempting to suggest otherwise. donald trump rarely aapologizes and although in this case he should." that is from fox. you now have the return volley from donald trump. >> it was almost like he had a statement ready to send when ailes sent his or something but he says he doesn't think that megyn kelly is a quality journalist but hopes to be proved wrong in the future. he said, "i totally disagree with the fox statement i do not think megyn kelly is a quality journalist. i think despite all of the polls saying i won the debate, was very unfair. hopefully in the future i will be proven wrong and the standards to a level of professionalism that a network such as fox dese