senator blumenthal. senator blumenthal: thank you. battled against these kinds of scams and often we look to the ftc because of its broader authority. we were members of a working group, and so let me ask you first, can you give us some examples of violations that you could not pursue because of lack of authority? what i would say in that regard, where we encountered challenges, it is presented by the common carrier exemption. there is a blurry line between telemarketers and carriers. we will worked closely with our colleagues at the fcc to address this issue, to where we see carriers. the distinction between carriers and noncarriers can be very grave. senator blumenthal is that an authority problem? ms. greisman: it is a jurisdiction problem. it is part of the ftc statute. senator blumenthal: so there is a vacuum there that has to be filled. ms. greisman: correct. senator blumenthal: any other areas where your authority really has to be routed to give you the worst the jurisdiction. ms. greisman: nothing readily comes to mind. let me

in march of 2013 a romanian access to cynthia blumenthal's e-mail. anthia blumenthal is decade-long associate of mrs. clinton. a professional advisor to her. a personal friend. they hacked into her e-mail and actually published screenshots which reveals that mrs. clinton had this outside e-mail server. just want the viewers to pause for a moment and think about, if a hacker can get into sidney blumenthal's e-mail and from their move into mrs. clinton's e-mail, we should think about what the national intelligence services of russia and communist china would do. with a level of sophistication and technology than i would guess are light years beyond what an individual hacker would have. mrs. clinton says that all of her official state department business is conducted over this outlaw server. the outside persons would not only be up to find it but hackett, penetrate it. this is a very grave security issue. if one hacker in romania can do it, what are the chinese and russian intelligence services doing? .ost: two quick follow-ups first of all, her argumen

senator blumenthal tells me he will work to make sure the railroads pay those fines. matt kozar, cbs2 news. >>> and more potential problems warning amtrak executive. several days of delays last month left new jersey transit commuters frustrated. some suggesting a new $14 billion hudson river tunnel is the solution. amtrak operates the century old tunnel. testifying before new jersey senate committee amtrak's vice president for the northeast corridor showed equipment from the 1930s still being used and without warning, immediate action the commuters may face more delays. >> issues like the recent disruptions are not likely to be entirely preventible. in fact, may increase over time until the tunnel can be renewed and modernized. >> new jersey state senator robert gordon says the fet government is willing to pay for 80% of the cost of a new tunnel. >>> new at six, for those who take the bus and not the train, there are big changes coming to the port authority bus terminal. the agency wants to speed up the commute by devoting certain operators. for example, new jersey tr

there were gaps, differences in what hillary clinton had produced and what sidney blumenthal had producedd people to say wait a second you haven't been honest with us. because there are missing e-mails, there are edits to the e-mails. and i think the clintons have learned a lesson from that and are in all likelihood producing things in a manner that's far more coordinated than they did with sidney blumenthal with the production of ooma abadina e-mails and others. >> her assistant and her former chief of staff. this investigation is going to continue, david. it's going to drag on. and this is a drag, you think, on the clinton campaign? >> i think so. just logically, just people out there, how can they really believe it hillary did not send any type of classified data, that she was that careful? she's human. just by the logical -- forget the legal stuff. just the logical regular joe smell test. you had all your e-mail on a private server as secretary of state, the nation's chief diplomat, and you never mistakenly even sent something that was top secret? i think that's the problem. >> let al

sidney blumenthal when he was asked to hand over e-mails these went from hillary to sidney and back again, they did not end up into the state department and definitely had to do with work life. >> sidney blumenthal was persona non grata with the obama administration. the fact of matter is she shouldn't had a whiff of anything that had to do with official business. >> not only had anything to do with official government business, but libya and trey gowdy's committee in congress is trying to unearth and find information about. so, and also she asked to take it face value, the fact she only scrubbed clean all the personal e-mails. how do we know? we don't know. had she turn over server on day one before they used ammonia on it. >> we don't trust hillary. here's the thing kirsten, you mentioned trey gowdy, i don't think it's going to go away, it's dogging her, hurting her numbers and again she seemed extraordinarily testy here, but i think she's in too deep to change her strategy? >> that's exactly the point we're talking about here is trust. and that is essential to getting the nomination an

i didn't advise her to have her own server or to rely on sidney blumenthal as her primary adviser on libya. i didn't advise her to keep her public records for 20 months after she separated from service and not turn them over to the department of state. i didn't advise her to say the record is complete and we find 15 e-mails where they weren't and i didn't advise her to say there's to classified information on the server when we know now that there was classified information on the server. so i get they're frustrated. i get they're disappointed her polling numbers are almost adds low as congress's but they need to look no further than her. they don't need to blame the republicans in the house. we're doing what we were supposed to do and i hasten to add, those other committees that looked at benghazi, not a single damn one of them figured out she had this e-mail arrangement with herself. so those investigations must not have been as thorough as we were led to believe. >> are you casting doubt on the findings, then? the other committees that found no issue with benghazi or certainly no

there is no news about benghazi, but there are communications from senator blumenthal, image consciousnessnd "meet the press." about 12% of the pages of the e-mails have been released. this is clearly an attempt to overload your circuits, my circuits. will it work? mark: in part. there will not be much written about any of the three things if they came out on their own, not an a summer friday night. anything in there that needs scrutiny will get it. john: everybody is still pawing through this stuff in newsrooms all over the country so it is hard to render judgment. it does not seem there is anything right now devastating in these e-mails as far as we know. the tax numbers -- a lot to dig in there. the effective tax rates, the amount they gave to charity will not draw criticism or negativity. she is in a pretty good place politically on those fronts. mark: on the health records, she did not release the actual records. she did what most people have done which is a note from her doctor basically. her doctor went into some detail when she had a concussion that drew a lot of conservative inter

and ha there are a lot of democrats who are on the fence, manchin in west virginia, richard blumenthalnec connecticut. but if schumer is not working the phones, what that says is he's looking more at the polls in his locale constituency. poll said that jewish new yorkers oppose this deal 53% to 33%. it's less of a vote of conscience and more of a vote of politics. >> quite a lot of democrats pushing back on schumer this week as well. the hollywood, producer director is pushing back. how much of a blow back is schumer getting? >> he's getting a lot. it's very interesting. ernest atalked him, former white house official d david viper ha attacked dhim. lyndon johnson was the master of handling this sort of thing and he would take care of these problems in private. why is the obama white house going q public in attacking schumer. i don't understand. he probably is going to be the nextxt minority leader. >> i wouldn't be surprised if some of the democrat senators into take barack obama consideration when they vote for a leader. >> barack obama is a lake duck. chum schumer is probably going

and in connecticut, senator blumenthal is undecided while senator murphy supports the deal. schumer cited what he says are serious weaknesses in the deal, which he says would enable iran he to get closer to nuclear capacity over the next ten years. he also says that lifting sanctions would infuse $50 billion of cash into iran, which schumer says the country ould use to sponsor terror. supporters of the deal say it's not perfect, and those supporters include hillary rodham clinton. they say we're better off with a deal than without one. of. >> we have steve israel on long island against it. so it's been a really complicated situation. >> yeah, the democrats are saying they have the numbers, but we'll see. >> okay. all right. melissa, thank you. for breaking that down for us. >>> in other news tonight, a man from queens was left with 20 stitches in his head after being beaten for his cell phone. police are looking for the group of men who attacked him with a baseball bat sunday. he says he was walking home from flushing meadows corona park after playing soccer when six to eigh

booker and blumenthal are weighing their decisions. >>> the fda has approved what is being called the female viagra. the controversial bill alled addy is the first designed to boost the sexual desire in women it can cause low blood pressure and fainting as some of the side effects and will have a warning on it. >>> the hiring of a transgender staffer after the obama administration outpointed ralfie says he's the first openly transgender official to serve in the white house. she was a policy adviser for the national center for transgender for equality. >>> two women have completed the grueling 62 training day program alongside 94 men, and all participants were held to the same standards, and the ranger school the is the premier course, pushing students to the mental and physical limits, and there's reports tonight that the former subway pitchman, jared fogle will be pleading guilty to child pornography charges. 6 weeks ago authorities removed computers and other electronics from his home near indianapolis, and tonight subway said they are no longer having a relationship with fogle. >>>

blumenthal and edward mark key both say their call was prompted by an accident that involved a 2015 volkswagen. federal investigators have already launched a preliminary investigation into the accident and to see whether takata's new airbags has the potential to send shrapnel flying when deployed just like the older ones did. >>> americans drove more miles in june than they ever have before. the federal highway administration said there were nearly 4% more drivers on the road than a year ago making it the fastest growth rate since january. cheaper fuel and improving economy and summer holidays are some of the reasons why more people are getting behind the wheel. >>> all week we've been looking at our nation's aging infrastructure and what's being done to improve it. tonight we focus on water, and a sector under pressure from water main breaks to leaky wells. jane wells is looking at our series "the big fix." >> boy, i tell you what, that pipe is really going here. >> reporter: if the 20th century was about harvesting energy, the 21st is about managing water. >> clearly the united states in gen

i also want to recognize the work of senators blumenthal, grassley, warner, and rubio. the campus accountability and safety act include several provisions that merit our full consideration. all of the senators who will be testifying have shown great leadership in addressing campus sexual assault and i want to thank each of them for their participation this morning. it is now my great pleasure to turn to the ranking member senator murray. i will say this feels like old times when we left the transportation appropriations subcommittee. >> thank you very much. it's great to be working with you on this committee. i know the women of the senate have come today. and want to be here for this. [laughter] i want to thank all of our witnesses as well who represent a wide array of perspectives and appreciate all of you for taking the time to join us. we recognize the worst of our first four witnesses. we thank you for all your time and attention to this critical issue. fighting back against sexual assault on campuses requires coordination and focus at every level. i'm grateful to

everything over but it is hard to see how she is saying that she missed the e-mails from sidney blumenthal. and she is telling us if i haven't handed over all of my e-mails don't worry. that is not necessarily true which is why it is so imperative to get the e-mails from the aids. this story will continue to have legs. and the common theme as we have over, and over heard assurance from hillary clinton about the system and her practices that haven't proven out. >> one of the things the state department continues to say is because they have labelled some of the e-mails as classified it takes time to turn it over. >> the state department has clearly had very little interest in pursuing this matter from the beginning. thank goodness the judge has his teeth into it and is pushing things along. hillary in the first press conference said don't worry i didn't send classified information and now it is turning out she did. this is in the context of an administration that came down hammer down on lower level people who have carelessly handled classified information. it goes once again to the rules no

blumenthal: thank you. madam president even in the greatest deliberative body in this nation and likely, the world, there are moments of profound sadness and regret, and this moment is one for me. i am deeply dismayed that the republican leadership is engaging in an effort, an effort doomed to fail, in just a couple of hours to defund probably the most trusted provider of health care for women in the united states of america. it's misguided because there are so many significant issues that should be front and center to this body, making sure would we invest in our roads and bridges making sure that we improve our education system, making sure that we keep faith with our veterans and so many of them are going nowhere because of the partisan paralysis and gridlock that dismayingly to the american people has prevented real action action and i regret that we are, in effect, distracted from those goals and those missions that the american people expect us to fulfill. once again many of my colleagues across the a

senator murray says this -- then there is this from richard blumenthal another democrat who would notupport this. and then senator rand paul tweeting out this -- he believes a handful of votes will decide the fate of my bill to defund planned parenthood. he also said on twitter that democrats will pay a political price for not defunding it. planned parenthood in a statement recently said federal funding for planned parenthood helps preventive medicine, birth control, sti testing and treatment women exams. lyle in plainfield illinois, republican caller. you are up first. what do you make of this? should they go forward with the funding the group? caller: i think if a republican organization was doing this, the president would be all over this inspecting the situation. here, he is not even talking about having the attorney general look into this. to me, morley, -- morally we should defund them. we do not have enough money now. this is one place where we could shave money off of the budget. host: you do not think they should move the money to community health centers? the cosponsor of th

remember the 15 that cindy blumenthal gave to us that the state department never had. where were those? how did her lawyer miss those 15? so no, i don't believe the statement. but the statement wasn't to me, it was to a federal judge. i'll let him or her handle that. >> congressman trey gowdy yesterday on cnn. charlie clark is joining us live on the phone. the fbi also looking into this. where do you think -- maybe the better question is what questions are fbi officials asking hillary clinton and her staff? >> well, eventually what has to come out, and the inspector general should be looking at this, is what arrangement was made for the security of this private server in the clinton home in 2009? which is a very unusual arrangement. in fact, this is an angle the government executive has learned. a lot of the federal employees at lower levels resented the fact that the head of the agency had a special arrangement for herself when they have to spends a lot of time complying with e-mail rules. but the federal records act from 1950 is not -- does not have much teeth in it.

in march of 2013 a romanian access to cynthia blumenthal's e-mail.nthia blumenthal is decade-long associate of mrs. clinton. a professional advisor to her. a personal friend. they hacked into her e-mail and actually published screenshots which reveals that mrs. clinton had this outside e-mail server. just want the viewers to pause for a moment and think about, if a hacker can get into sidney blumenthal's e-mail and from their move into mrs. clinton's e-mail, we should think about what the national intelligence services of russia and communist china would do. with a level of sophistication and technology than i would guess are light years beyond what an individual hacker would have. mrs. clinton says that all of her official state department business is conducted over this outlaw server. the outside persons would not only be up to find it but hackett, penetrate it. this is a very grave security issue. if one hacker in romania can do it, what are the chinese and russian intelligence services doing? .ost: two quick follow-ups first of all, her argument

richard blumenthal says car max is playing used car recall roulette with consumers live.what is the most hated car in america? it is fee at. the american customer satisfaction index says we have little respect for fee at, chrysler and jeep. we are most satisfied with lexus and acura. if you bought a 5 ounce can of star kist tuna in the past five years some money may be coming yao you are way or tuna. star kist settling a lawsuit by a man who claims the company under filled each can. if you submit a claim saying you, too, were affected by this you can get $20 cash back or $50 in tuna. the burger wars they end for one day. burger king wants to team up with arch rival mcdonalds to make a mcwhopper. you can see it in the ad circulated today. proceed will be donated to nonprofits celebrating world peace. >> i don't know what that would taste like. 19 minutes after the top of the hour. check out this video the ground giving way without warning swallowing people standing on the sidewalk. how they are doing this morning. we will tell you. >> it may be this is where the phrase com

three, senators blumenthal, carden and bennett, remain undecided with new york senator chuck schumer the lone opponent. analysts say there's a reason the president's having so much trouble closing the deal with some in the jewish american community, given iran's past behavior. >> they have a terrible track record. there's no reason to believe it iran will stick to this deal. they have a history in the past of negotiating with the europeans, and at the same time continuing their nuclear program. >> reporter: meanwhile, the white house did pick up another supporter today as delaware democratic senator tom carper announced his support for the iran nuclear deal. that brings, bret, to 30 the number of senators who have at least publicly declared that they will back the president on this one. >> kevin corke live on the north lawn, thank you. >>> no grapevine tonight. when we come back, the horror of the syrian civil war. an exclusive inside look from damascus. growing up, we were german. we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. when i first got on ancestry i was really surpris

now senator richard blumenthal wants the ftc to stop dealers from saying a customer car is certified when it's on a recall list and make it illegal to sell a recalled car that has not been fixed. >> what that means for the buyer is cars with deadly defects in brakes, electrical circuits. >> in a statement, car max says it provides recall information to customers before purchase and recommends buyers have open recalls fixed immediately. >>> right now we are hearing for the first time a father's panicked call to 911 when his wife went into labor and they got stuck in traffic in new jersey. >> i need help. we are having a baby. >> as you can imagine, he was terrified. he and his wife rose march radio -- marie were enjoying a day at the shore with their son when her water broke unexpectedly. they tried to drive to the hospital but were trapped in a traffic jam in sea bright. >> i went into labor a week early. i was due the 29th. >> like this is it. i am going to have to deliver this baby. i blasted the horn to get people's attention. >> fortunately a woman in the car ahead turned out to

or 15 emails from blumenthal that he turn over to the committee that she's never found.ome on folks it's not going hold up. listening to people say that she is still going to win reminds me of lyndon johnson in '67. it doesn't matter you can't stop an incumbent president. >> we got to move on because we want to let pat do something special for us tonight. president jimmy carter's cancer battle you probably saw the speech he gave has given new meaning to an old message. he was out teaching church goers today about faith and perseverance in back-to-back bib bible study sessions. it's been three days since he revealed that he has cancer and it has spread to his brain. >> i've had a wonderful life. i've had thousands of friends. and i've had exciting and adventurous and gratifying existence. so i'm surprisingly at ease much more so than my wife was. but now i feel, you know, it's in the hands of god and i'll be prepared for anything that comes. >> he had a lot of humor, a lot of spirit during that speech and pat you worked with the former president jimmy carter. i mentioned

remember those 15 e-mails that sidney blumenthal that she didn't turn over to the state department.ow for a fact that she did not turn all over records all documents to the state department. how she can represent that to a federal judge under oath is something that that judge will ask her. >> you obviously think she's lying? >> i don't use the word lie, i used the word false. i can just tell you, that we found 15 documents that should have been produced to the state department that she did not produce to the state department. that's one of the five explanations she's given with respect to her e-mail arrangement that has also proven to be false. whether she's terribly mistake an lot, i'm not smart enough to answer that question. i can just tell you this, she's wrong. >> thank you, chairman gowdy. >>> we turn to senator mccaskill, a clinton supporter. i would like your reaction to what mr. gowdy said. >> she's the only one that has turned over tens upon thousands of her e-mails and asked them to become public. now, she's turned over her server, what has this turned into? a good old-fa

>> i do know for a fact now, senator blumenthal and markey put up legislation wanting to make sure all the rental cars are checked. i rented a car and had a choice of a vehicle i didn't want to rent because i knew about the air bags. so with that thought i went with a hyundai. and this model did not have a recall. it made me feel comfortable. i'll tell you how many people get these vehicles. that concerned me. i uned that rental car companies are really about making revenue. each vehicle bringing revenue, and they don't want it in the shop. it's our safety. this is a time where i backed this legislation. they shouldn't sell cars that aren't repaired. you are putting drivers on the risk. one. things that changed is nowadays a lot of people sell their own cars. are they responsible for problems with the call recall notices, if they are ignored and are they legally liable. >> well unfortunately, the law is not clear in that area. what we want to see is before any car sale can go through or before you get it registered you have to do a check, on any outstanding recall and you can't registe

i also want to recognize the work of senators blumenthal, grassley, warner, and rubio. the campus accountability and safety act include several provisions that merit our full consideration. all of the senators who will be testifying have shown great leadership in addressing campus sexual assault and i want to thank each of them for their participation this morning. it is now my great pleasure to turn to the ranking member, senator murray. i will say this feels like old times when we left the transportation appropriations subcommittee. >> thank you very much. it's great to be working with you on this committee. i know the women of the senate have come today. and want to be here for this. [laughter] i want to thank all of our witnesses as well who represent a wide array of perspectives and appreciate all of you for taking the time to join us. we recognize the worst of our first four witnesses. -- we recognize the work of our first four witnesses. we thank you for all your time and attention to this critical issue. fighting back against sexual assault on campuses requires

. >> senator blumenthal. >> thank you, madam chairman. thank you very much for holding this very important hearing. and i want to focus on an aspect of security, which perhaps hasn't been mentioned so far, and that is the security of the data and information that is collected. and perhaps begin with you, ms. orlov, did you could tell us what specific steps have been taken and what more has to be done to make sure that the personal information, confidential medical and other information can be kept secure? >> we are in the midst of a data crisis right now in the united states. you on the about the and some, 80 million records that were stolen -- anthem, and identity theft that is associate with that. i would say this has created a heightened awareness of all of the players got into continuum of care for not just older adults but for everyone, and that includes insurance companies for which the state -- this data was also stolen but includes health care providers and their management and electronic medical records. so good news is that awar

three, senators blumenthal, carden and bennett, remain undecided with new york senator chuck schumer the lone opponent. analysts say there's a reason the president's having so much trouble closing the deal with some in the jewish american community, given iran's past behavior. >> they have a terrible track record. there's no reason to believe it iran will stick to this deal. they have a history in the past of negotiating with the europeans, and at the same time continuing their nuclear program. >> reporter: meanwhile, the white house did pick up another supporter today as delaware democratic senator tom carper announced his support for the iran nuclear deal. that brings, bret, to 30 the number of senators who have at least publicly declared that they will back the president on this one. >> kevin corke live on the north lawn, thank you. >>> no grapevine tonight. when we come back, the horror of the syrian civil war. an exclusive inside look from damascus. 130 yards now... bill's got a very tough lie here... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water hazard here. i believ

now we know that sidney blumenthal sent her 50 e-mails, not in the batch she turned over. never passed classified information on the server now we know there's not true. there is criminal investigation, let the professionals do that but she is in charge of benghazi where four americans died. she was in charge of their security. she failed miserably before, during and after. what i can't believe is they're not one e-mail from hillary clinton or to hillary clinton about the attack on september the 11 or week after. if there's no e-mails about benghazi to her or from her that doesn't sound right. i want to see those. >> dickerson: senator lindsey graham thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you. joining us now is one of the democrats challenging hillary clinton for the nomination. former maryland governor, martin o'malley. i want to pick up, let's play something she said i want to get your reaction. >> by the way, you may have seen that i recently launched a snap chat account. i love it. i love it. those messages disappear all by themselves. >> dickerson: so, is this fun

turned over everything work-related and it turned out that gowdy received 15 emails separately from blumenthal that she had not turned over, meaning she has been exposed as telling a major untruth from the very beginning. and i you think that's going to be his role. >> but she forgot, charles: she forgot. >> well, also, you know, tried to get away with whatever they can. >> let's go to the other side. my thesis is trump has been good for the campaign, that he has offered exposure to all the presidential candidates they would not have gotten, that he has reflected accurately the anger of millions and millions of americans toward a government that's impotent and dishonest to them. am i wrong on any of those counts? >> you are a little bit off on the good for the campaign. it is absolutely true of the 24 million who tuned in may be, perhaps even half would not have tuned in. it still would have been say 12 million, which is a major number. and it is also true that because there were that many watching some of them, who did very well including rubio and cruz, i think -- and carson, of course, were

of photos showing her using her blackberry on the way to libya, and when hillary's friend sidney blumenthal is forced to comply with his subpoena he produces several benghazi-related e-mails with hillary putting truth to the lie that she had none. hillary now in panic mode. she with her aides go through more than 61,000 e-mails deleting 31,000 she says are personal, and of the 30,000 that she hands over she says there is no classified information in them. >> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material, so i'm certainly well aware of the classification requirements. >> well, the inspector general says in a sampling of just 40 e-mails four contained classified information. her defense. they weren't marked classified. nothing to see here, folks. move along. the truth. they couldn't be marked classified because by not using government servers she actually prevented the government from reviewing her e-mails. had she done so they would have seen material that was classified and she would not have been able to hit the send button. did hillary cl

more e-mails from sidney blumenthal i think is going to play into the narrative. is not a lot people can seize upon about the job she did or being somehow making so it she's not going to be a good candidate for president. there is not a lot of that groundbreaking stuff. >> all of the talk about transparency issues around not putting e-mails out in the first place, the fact she puts out her tax returns, you think that will soften that t criticism. [ >> not in the least. were i think everyone admits that a lot of the criticism around how hillary clinton is operating is based solely on the fact a lot of people don't want her to be president. the fact that there are redactions in these, the fact that she is the one who turned over the e-mails and the state department didn't have control, for any one who wants to see they are going to be able to see a conspiracy. released tax returns which jeb bush has done which others are expected to do that is not going to soften the allegation she is being secretive in what she's doing. >> let's switch gears a bit. as hillary clint

having her own personal server for exclusively using private e-mail, for telling us the sidney blumenthal e-mails were unsolicited and later find out it was. for telling us the public record was complete and then find over 15 e-mails where she never turned over. i get that she's frustrated. some engage in a little bit of self-reflection, and sometimes they lash out and blame non-existent right wing conspiracies and she's chosen to do the latter. >> let me ask you about the nonexistent conspiracy. i want to show you awe clip from a video that house speaker john boehner, republican house speaker john boehner put out about your investigation. >> if hillary clinton wants the benghazi committee to finish their work, she could help them by turning over all of her e-mails, sooner rather than later. >> we're not going away until we get it, it's really important. >> congressman gowdy, it looks, it sure looks like a negative campaign commercial. >> well, i haven't seen it. i can tell you this, chris, we have interviewed three dozen witnesses, not a single one has been named clinton, she hasn't been

jersey menendez noted cory booker no decision yet and in connecticut kirk murphy says yes, richard blumenthal still deciding. voters praised menendez and expressed -- >> i don't think it was the right thing to do. >> reporter: and you like what you heard today? >> absolutely. >> we are handing them the capability of having a bomb and it's a threat to the entire region. >> reporter: the president has said many times it's either this agreement with iran or war. today menendez disagreed. >> but if iran is to require a nuclear bomb, it will not have my name on it. it is for these reasons that i will vote to disapprove the agreement and if called upon would vote to override the agreement. >> reporter: a vote is set for next month on a resolution opposing the iran agreement, the president would veto that resolution, congress would have to get 2/3 of its members to vote on a veto override. it does not appear there are enough votes for that. if so, the agreement with remain in effect like it or not. >> dave, thank you. >>> dramatic new video tonight in that deadly bombing in thailand as police search

blumenthal more than anyone else and he had his e mails hacked. >> compare this to the david petraeus indicted for securing in an unlocked drawer in the desk of his house, confidential materials. >> he went to jail and paid a massive fine. >> correct. >> and the victim of an fbi raid purse unite to a search warrant. that is what agents of the team have had to have. >> you think you learned on a fox news alert that hillary's phone had been raided? >> i think she -- >> if i did this would you, i need a case with a file in it. right? >> yes. >> any judge -- >> sean any judge on the basis of the evidence discuss woulded have signed a search warrant. if the fbi came to that judge with an application. >> do you think odds are she's going to get caught? there are too many moving pieces here. >> it's interesting. i know you interviewed the donald on the show today. and he predicted she's going to get caught? >> you're right. . >> i may go to russia and have a discussion with vladimir and offer him money for the server because he probably has it. coming up tonight's big question of the day is

we would not have found out if sidney blumenthal's e-mails were not given.tigation, she never told anybody about her personal e-mail. it took the blumenthal investigation and exposure to expose the fact she had 32,000 handed over and 33,000 wiped out that were not going to be in front of the benghazi committee. >> that all happening because ed henry asked for precision. he's going to join us the next hour. can't wait to speak to him. >> all they talked about was nevada and how she's in line to get hit because of demographics. >> makes sense. ed henry was out there asking hard questions. meanwhile, donald trump is out today. i think he has an event planned for alabama. he was on with bill o'reilly. he wanted to ask about his immigration plan. the one rests on the 14th amendment where if the child is born in this country they're automatic citizen in the united states. if you deport everyone, what happens to those citizens? here's o'reilly and trump. >> i think you're wrong about the 14th amendment. the whole thing with anchor babies and concept with anchor bab

then they find out about blumenthal's e-mails. her. >> as you pointed out brian during the break, if the fbi has her server, they have the 33,000 e-mails that she destr destroyee of which showed up in the blumenthal committee. this is her worst political nightmare. >> on the word destroyed. if she did destroy, is that a problem? >> if she destroyed or tampered with the server, yes, that's obstruction of justice. if she thought she deleted the 33,000 and they passed through the server, the fbi can still extract them. >> your opinion? >> there's several who want to see the law enforced and will pursue it before the will election. she's far less political than her predecessor mr. holder. >> incredible. >>> hillary clinton making news yesterday. she was at an event in the boston area. as it turns out, people from the boston black lives matter area, they tried to get into the event. because the secret service didn't allow them in because room was at capacity, they watched from the overflow area. she wound up talking to them afterwards

another fact is sidney blumenthal, there are e-mails in his possession, the exchange back and forth, they can not be found on under hillary clinton. so for her to come out and scribijoke she is on snap chat because that information doesn't stick around is outrageous and just downright wrong for her to be acting in that manner when we are talking about a lack of accountability, a lack of trust -- >> how is this going with trey gowdy? >> putting trey gowdy aside. in all of the investigations, including the fbi, it doesn't mean her personally. there are answers about the e-mails themselves but that is not going to the point of criminality and i think that is a key issue here. as i said, no one name her personally, criminally in any of these e-mails. >> thanks to you both. we will see you next time and good to have you. >>> what are you working on, jenna lee? >> poll numbers on the 2016 race and one of the our guests says ben carson is the man to watch. and hillary clinton's e-mail situation is escalating as we determine there are more classified e-mails. we will have a great panel on th

brendan: richard blumenthal supported in the senate.rats, no republicans supporting chapter nine reform. bill: in the meantime, they will have to restructure their debt. there are between 12 and 17 entities they will have to probably restructure. tom: most of this is familiar. what i find fascinating is that this is like individual institutional investors on wall street. a real economy rolling over that is fine. but this is not about typical agency relationships. it is about mutual funds on wall street, and they have to decide what to do in litigation. how original is that, that it is about wall street institutions and investors? bill: there is one big difference. so many puerto ricans hold these bonds, even in cooperatives or directly. tom: this is critical. you are the first person to mention this. if order rico goes down, their people go down financial -- if puerto rico goes down, their people go down financially. brendan: so we actually have numbers here, a bloomberg brief put out numbers from barclays -- hedge funds hold $22 billio

senator richard blumenthal isn't torrington, connecticut -- is in printing, connecticut today. he is talking about heroin with local and state leaders. represent a bradley byrne shared his picture with a meeting of the israeli fence forces. with our freshmen profile series. republican tom mcarthur of new jersey's third district is a long time insurance executive. he talked about bridging the gap in congress, his family's chervil foundation, and his impressions of washington, d.c. him about 30h minutes. -- his family's charitable foundation, and his impressions of washington, d.c. bill: can you tell us about your first impressions of washington, d c? greatawrence: that's a question. i remember i came here not long after i got married with my wife. i would say 33 years ago -- paul: just as a visitor. -- bill: just as a visitor. representative macarthur: yes. in thehat surprised you time you have been a member of the 114th? representative macarthur: it has been an incredible privilege to be part of it, to try to frame the issues and move our country forward. i represent people bac