bret baier from "special report" is with us, now joining us from washington d.c. a week ago i think there was an expectation it would gradually disappear, but it's not going away. this scandal is almost relentless, isn't it? >> well, it is stuart. and what's interesting about jen psaki there not having an answer, the person doing the questioning is matt lee with the associated press. there are many news organizations who are following up on this let alone the associated press filing a lawsuit against the state department for these documents. remember there have been foia requests, requests for documents about all of these communications that go back a long tomb that were never answered -- a long time, and judges said, well, there just wasn't the material there. now this opens up a whole different aspect of things, and this one form stuart, the of 109 form believe it or not, is kind of the linchpin now of when she signed it or didn't sign it. either way, they have to come up with an answer soon. stuart: and that's the legal basis -- i'm not going to call it a scand

joining us now from washington to explain further anchor of "special report" bret baier. why should i care about this bret? >> hey bill a couple of reasons. one, national security. you have a sitting secretary of state using a private email on a nonsecure commercial email system that was set up the day that she was sworn in as secretary of state with, we don't know, private, confidential, maybe classified conversations. that's an issue. the nowrnl said national journal says mrs. clinton gave chinese spies a better shot at reading her emails than u.s. taxpayers. in today's day and age that's big. two, no one at the state department said anything to her until congress asked for more emails. 22 months after she left the secretary of state. they said do you have these emails? she said sure. she handed over 55,000. we don't know what we don't know. how many emails did she not turn over? >> how do we know that she didn't turn over everything. she said she did or she did the not. >> we don't know the answer to that how many of them dealt with things that she didn't think needed

. >> joining us for more on this bret baier, the anchor of oir special report "here on fox news channel." it's curious, bret, the prime minister came into town saying that he means no disrespect for the -- to the president. he said he deeply appreciate everything that president obama has done. but his first thank you was actually to the members of congress on both sides of the aisle. let me play that for you. >> i want to thank most especially members of congress, democrats and republicans. i deeply appreciate your steadfast support for israel year in, year out. you have our boundless gratitude. >> clear this will is a visit intended to rally the congress. it would seem that these words are not really directed at the administration. >> right, jon. i think, listen. the israeli prime minister is going to be blunt as he often is about the threat that israel sees from iran. and i think he's thanking congress for inviting him, specifically house speaker boehner for the invite. you know there will be some 30 plus democrats who choose to protest this speech, not go because of what they call a

>> not exclusively but when bret baier asked him how he and other arab allies view u.s.rship right now, he departing from his practice in the interview answered in english and said quote, difficult question. presumably if the president seen here with secretary of state kerry in cairo last october had unqualifiably positive things to say about u.s. leadership mideast right now, he would not have said that was difficult to answer. another aspect is how he described the global threat of terrorism today in terms that echoed those of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in his address to congress one week ago. >> we have to also admit it is not only isis that is threatening our area. there are a lot of similar terrorist organizations and they all work under the same umbrella they all come from the same ideology and work under different names. >> next week secretary kerry heads back to the egyptian resort that frequently holds summits on the egyptian economy. martha: so the egyptian president also called for arab counterterrorism force and he named countries that he thoug

i'm bret baier. one week after conceding she should have been smarter about using one smart phone as secretary of state hillary clinton says she took for granted that everyone knew what she meant when she said her personal e-mails had been deleted. chief white house correspondent ed henry tells us tonight there are new details about questionable fundraising with the potential to be an even bigger problem for the perspective presidential candidate. >> reporter: she's not even irish and guzzled water instead of guinness but hillary clinton was eager to showcase herself as a grandma and a states woman who got into the hall of fame because of efforts to help northern ireland. >> you cannot bring peace and security to people just by signing an agreement. >> reporter: her effort to turn the page from the e-mail trouble may not last either as clinton woke up to new questions about her tenure as secretary. cbs news reported a chinese construction company gave $2 million in 2013 to the now named bill, hillary

bret baier is with us.we get your special on a isis deal with this expansion of iranian power. that is not what the american administration wanted surely. >> that is a good question. does the administration want that or not? the iranian militia are fighting battles many thought the u.s. iraqi forces were going to have to fight so in one case they are doing tough stuff on the grounds preventing the u.s. from having to put any troops iran clearly has expansionist goals if you look at damascus, and inside iraq. at first was money and control over that leadership. now it is people on the ground and we will see where it goes. stuart: this is a huge shift. if our government is accommodating an expansion of iranian power throughout the middle east and maybe accommodating eventually and nuclear weapon held by the iranians, that is a huge shift in our approach to foreign policy, approach to power in the middle east. >> clearly not preventing that expansion. as it comes to a nuclear weapon the administration believes

bret baier thanks. see you tonight. >> sure. >> the woman on trial for forcing her granddaughter to run until she collapsed and died. now focusing on a 911 call after the girl's collapse. why one word could be a crucial factor in this murder case. we'll explain that. >>> plus new fears for kurdish forces fighting isis, reports that isis militants got their hands on chemical weapons. we want to hear from you today is the united states doing enough to counter russian aggression in eastern europe? we'll talk about that with general jack keane. go to foxnews.com/happeningnow and click on "america's asking." shopping online is as easy as it gets. ♪ wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers carpenters and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. we've made hiring anyone from a handyman to a dog walker as simple as a few clicks. buy their services directly at angiealist.com. no more calling around. no more hassles. and you don't even have to be a member to start shopping today! a

>>> this is a fox news alert, i'm bret baier in washington. a top democratic senator may be about to face federal corruption charges. new jersey's bob menendez who has been vocal opposing obama administration policy in iran and cuba is already a subject of a justice department investigation and several reports say he is about to face charges from the department of justice. correspondent leland is available. >> we expect to hear from the senator himself in about an hour on reports he could be charged with corruption in the next few weeks. while the department of justice won't confirm the charges they don't deny it, either. the president ignored a question shouted by reporters when he returned from south carolina and the attorney general said he had nothing to say. a previously reported and long ongoing fbi investigation centers around an alleged quid pro quo with new jersey democrat receiving trips on private jets and vacations in the dominican republic from this man, a florida eye doctor who was helped in various businesses including one under

. >>> fox news reporting, unholy war, the march of isis from cairo, egypt, bret baier. >> we're coming to you from the presidential palace in cairo. a year ago much of the world had never heard of isis. and it was dismissed by president obama as the jv team. but now the terrorist army has come to dominate the news with its brutality. this hour we're going to show you isis as very few have seen it, up close. the damage it has wrought to families, villages, a whole region that simply was in the wrong place with the wrong belief. we'll also talk exclusively with one world leader who has dared to challenge islamic terror and stand up to it, even daring to call it by its name. first though we go to northern iraq and a small village that was visited by evil, a place called kocho. august 15th it was decision day for the people of kocho village. ten miles south of sinjar mountains, critical cross roads and ancient landmark in northern iraq. >> translator: isis surrounded the whole village. >> isis had given kocho villagers like ali an ultimatum, convert to islam or lose all their belongings an

lieutenant general michael flynn telling bret baier the claim is way off mark based on documents seized in the bin laden raid and information that he was seen when he was head of the defense intelligence agency. >> so who's briefing the president? how does he get to those sentences? for me to sit here and tell you why he says what he says, i don't know. what i know the intelligence said was not necessarily what we hear. it was die mat rickally opposed wasn't it? >> from my perspective, it was just the opposite. you can't sit here and say that al qaeda was defeated when we're still looking at elements of al qaeda that are conducting operations. >> bret baier anchor of "special report," my guest today. bret, i guess when you're president of the united states i guess you can say what you want. but in this case as you pointed out, what the president said is die metrically opposed to apparently what the reality was and is right? >> right, gretchen. listen, remember all the times the president other administration officials said al qaeda was on the run. al qaeda was decimated. then it was cor

. >> bret baier. >> bret baier, has the best sunday show with chris wallace. of television, the best washington news bureau in awful television. >> right. >> most important, it's a very important counter balance to the liberal media and i am living breathing proof of that there is not another network on television i mean that literally north one that would encourage a candid debate about bias in the news in my view on both sides. so i thank you personally for that. >> sure. the point i made the other night and the point i'm making tonight is that liberals in the media go easy on their people and tough on conservatives and conservatives in the media go easy on their people and tough on liberals. and also generalization. but it's generally true. it's like an ideological war that we can't give them ammunition. they can't give us ammunition. i don't think that's a good thing. point number 2. liberals in the media have their favorites, conservatives have our favorites. so, they didn't cover occupy wall street so much as they championed it. and sorry, but fox news d

. >> no but bret baier doesn't do that kelly baier. >> bet baier isn't hyper partisan. >> bret baierthe best news show on television. >> thank you. >> chris wallace has the best news show on sunday. >> right. kelly is not partisan at 9:00. >> this show is both smart and fair. kelly did a great interview with dick cheney that was both good journalism and smart journalism and i repeat. that's not all of fox. >> that's most of fox. >> no. >> yeah. not even close. >> those are the big ideological bone. she is, you know. >> so fox is conservative network. >> what i'm saying to you that i never said that fox is the conservative network. i buy that fox traditional conservatives a voice that they don't have on the other networks. >> hey. i was the first person to say that even before you. they gave me voice. >> there is no right wing jihad on this network. if somebody is screwing up on the right. they get hammered. >> not always. let me give you a few examples. let me give you a few examples. liberals are anxious to talk about how bush got us into iraq and that's why we have the chaos in the

joining us from washington bret baier, anchor of "special report." i just solved it did i not? >> bill you hit the nail on the head from people saying this is the issue, a third party to come in, look at all of the e-mails and make the assessment. because they are saying she should not have been able to make the assessment what to turn over and whatnot. it comes down to that one issue. the server will remain private. that's the thing that raised a lot of eyebrows here in washington. she said she hadn't e-mailed any classified material, but she also conceded that she deleted some of those e-mails that she chose that shouldn't be around. >> listen, listen eyebrow -- eyebrows aside okay this is a situation where hillary clinton was under suspicion in the benghazi, libya murders of the american ambassador. that's what the big deal is here. let's be frank. she was under suspicion that she botched that whole thing, right? am i right? >> that's what critics said, yes. >> okay. everybody knows that. everybody knows it. there's been investigations. there's been, you know millions of wor

bret baier with reaction in a matter of moments. >>> an amazing rescue.his hiker manage to survive? think about that for a second. i want to remind you that mornings are better with friends. >> this is dr. phil you're watching "fox and friends," the best treatment for waking up in the morning. >>> i love it when he drops by. we always have some problems. al. >> right. >> nothing we can't solve. >> they haven't been solved yet. we are hopeful. >> speaking of solving problems we're on the verge of something big. >>> we're get right to the fox news alert. a jaw dropping ending to say the least to a tv documentary about a mysterious real estate heir, robert durst as he admits, quote, killing them all. >> a cloud of two murders and the mysterious disappearance of mr. durst's wife has hung over him for what, 30 years or more. he's been walking around free. his chilling words coming just hours after he was booked in new orleans on murder charges in los angeles. >> ainsley was talking about this on "fox and friends first." >> yeah, the question is could what seem

bret baier is also with us. d morning. >> in about an hour benjamin netanyahu is set to speak. tomorrow he will be speaking in front of congress. a handful -- i think it's three dozen democrats are set to boycott that. >> it's going to be a big speech. it's going to be well-attended despite the democrats who say they're not going to be attending the speech. and it is going to have a really blunt message from everything we've heard from the israeli prime minister. he will speak later on this morning at apac. the message to congress will be cut and dry about the threat that israel faces and believes they face from iran. i think it will be interesting to see, even though you will have 30 plus democrats protesting, you're knowing to have a full chamber that will likely be receptive to his message. >> last week as you know susan rice goes out on another show and blasted benjamin netanyahu and talked about how inappropriate it is that he's coming here to speak and didn't check with the white house first. it's clearly t

bret baier gets an exclusive interview from egypt's president who calls for help in stopping isis.nd waiting for hillary clinton to sneak the un and face reporters as she faces questions over the private e-mails. that's coming up. [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we've always been at the forefront of advanced electronics. providing technology to get more detail... ♪ ♪ detect hiddethreats... ♪ ♪ see the whole picture... ♪ ♪ process critical information and put it in the has of our defenders. reaching constantly evolving threatbefore they reach us. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >> a fox news alert and again awaiting hillary clinton that is going to hold a new's conference, we expect 50 minutes from now. and she will address the united nation in a key note speech and a live look and additional conference is taking place. she will say her prepared remarks and then walk out to the microphone and that's where she will make a statement about private e-mail used as secretary of state and we are watching the un. she will speak there in ten minutes and we'll take

the march of isis by bret baier starts tomorrow night on the fox news channel. >> it can be tough for moms to get back to work they are taking a whole new approach. it starts with 16 weeks worth of. and hearing graphic testimony on the murder of a young mi t police officer. molly? >> reporter: we heard from a medical examiner today. and also moved on to the testimony of the man who allegedly was kidnapped by tasarnaev and his brother tamer lintasarnaev. we'll have more details coming up. >> the new approach, and a new way of looking at maternity leave that some may say change the way corporations handle families. this is allowing for 16 weeks of paid maternity leave and new moms return to the office. they work only 30 hours a week for the first six months back all while receiving their full salary. chuck, we have growing families on our team including my own. and why you did it is a key question. tell our viewers why you did it. >> diversity and this global policy addresses the women in our work place. and one of the reasons we did it for retension. we have hundred thousand employees

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thanks for being here. >> every monday bret baier joins us. >> do you think i'm a bad mom?o what a mom's got to do. >> we're less than 24 hours to go before the president wants a deal with iran. now there is story out that iran says we changed our mind. the stalkockpile we're not going to send it to russia. you would think this would be a deal breaker. >> this is something. the iranians have been negotiating for months about how many centrifuges they would have. they got to more than 6,000. and the whole deal was, well who cares how many it is if they aren't going to have the fuel, they're going to ship that out of the country. now not so fast. they'd like to keep that and have more than 6,000. this all comes into the biggest question for this negotiation. that is the breakout time. what it takes them to have enough enriched your rainument to create a bomb. all of this, back and fort. is about that one question. how long it would take them to get a bomb. >> i mean according to the israel, this was a bad deal already, of course. now one of the three major sticking points in

. >>> this is a fox news alert i'm bret baier in washington.a is trying to diffuse an explosive situation with israel's prime minister over nuclear negotiations with iran. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in the u.s. a few moments ago president obama tried to minimize differences and blame a familiar foe. >> i'm less concerned with prime minister netanyahu's commentary than i am with congress taking actions that might undermine the talks before they are completed. what i have said to members of congress is there will be plenty of time for us to reapply sanctions, strengthen

welcome to washington i'm bret baier. fight against isis the american rival, iran helped to take a key city north of baghdad. it's a situation that has forced the obama administration to walk a fine line that is trying to pressure into a deal concerning its nuclear program.

i'm bret baier.aeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu becoming the second foreign leader to deliver his third address to a joint meeting of the u.s. congress. winston churchill was the first. the israeli prime minister seized the occasion to issue the dire warning about the

. >>> i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. this is a fox news alert. less than a year after president obama celebrated the release of sergeant bowe bergdahl he is facing charges of assertion after he abandoned the post. tonight we have fox team coverage. katherine looks at the taliban 5 who were traded for bergdahl. first national security correspondent jennifer griffin is at the pentagon with the latest. >> the army says according to the uniform code of military justice sergeant bergdahl could face a maximum punishment of life behind bars but not the death penalty. first an article 32 hearing like a grand jury for the following charges. >> sergeant bergdahl is charged under the uniform code of military justice with one count of article 85 diversion with intent to shirk important or hazardous duty and one count of article 99. >> sergeant bowe bergdahl left his base in afghanistan in the summer of 2009 and was held captive by the taliban sometimes in a metal box for five years. bergdahl was released as part of a controversial exchange last summer. a ros

. >>> this is a fox news alert i'm bret baier in washington. president obama is trying to diffuse an explosive situation with israel's prime minister over nuclear negotiations with iran. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in the u.s. a few moments ago president obama tried to minimize differences and blame a familiar foe. >> i'm less concerned with prime minister netanyahu's commentary than i am with congress taking actions that might undermine the talks before they are completed. what i have said to members of congress is there will be plenty of time for us to reapply sanctions, strengthen sanctions, to take a whole range of other measures if in fact, we do not have a deal. what we should not deal is prejudge the deal and initiate sanctions that might allow iran to walk away. >> netanyahu says he does not intend to disrespect president obama and while he adds his country's relationship with the u.s. should never be politicized his speech about the dangers of the compromise with iran has polarized an already divided american capital. we have

and we'll talk to bret baier and looking at the docs.son ford out of the plane could have saved his life. and we are hearing about the motive on the canadian parlamount that killed a canadian soldier. join us in the top of the hour. >> time for a right to work bill and governor scott walker's desk. they voted in favor of the bill along party lines and no democrat voting for the measure. wisconsin is the 21st state with the union restricting right to work law. and making it official and sign it on monday. historic arrival this morning to celebrate. 310 million miles from earth and eight years in the making and nasa's down spacecraft orbitting siri. now it is time to explore the new world and mysterious bright spots that could be ice to alien mirrors or markings. mark is a former astronaut and senior advisor for the space programs in the museum here in new york city. 300 million miles away. the spacecraft is three times away from earth as we are from the sun? >> it is a long way away. and it is not an easy place to get to. >> pretty cool w

i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. stunning news today. germanwings jet with 150 people on board into a mountain. there are only a handful of examples in the last few decades when a pilot brought down an airliner intentionally. investigators are trying to sort out what made him do it. we have fox

fox news reporting unholy war, the rise of isis anchored by bret baier airs tomorrow at 10 p.m. eastern only here on the fox news channel. >>> fox news alert. we show you pictures earlier from ferguson. they do have as a suspect hawaii hawaii -- they want to talk to. police are surrounding a home. more in a moment. two weeks later. look, credit karma-- are you talking to websites again? this website says "free credit scores." oh, credit karma! yeah it's actually free. look, you don't have to put in your credit card information. whew! credit karma. really. free. ♪ autistictikrit is aedsaddam husseindam hussein in >> we told you earlier about the shooting of the twoofficers guarding the ferguson missouri police head quarters after protest range out there. apparent apparently they have a suspect they want to talk to. they are inserting a camera, we believe or a listening unit into the attic of this home there somewhere in ferguson. those are tactical officers from the st. louis police department whether they think somebody is hiding in an attic or something we don't know. but they

i'm bret baier.ing she should have been smarter about using one smart phone as secretary of state hillary clinton says she took for granted that everyone knew what she meant when she said her personal e-mails had been deleted. chief white house correspondent ed henry tells us tonight there are new details about questionable

i'm bret baier in washington. the controversy over hillary clinton's e-mails is growing tonight. moments ago we learned the house select committee on benghazi will subpoena all relevant e-mails about the libya disaster and is sending a preservation letter. carl cameron looks at the lists of problems. we begin with the matter of a private e-mail account and private server for a very public official. >> in a statement released within the half hour the select committee announced it has issued subpoenas for all communications of former secretary of state hillary clinton related to libya and state department for other individuals who have the information pertinent into investigation. the committee sent preservation letters to internet firms informing of all legal obligations. a day after the house select committee confirmed that former secretary of state hillary clinton used a private e-mail account and the associated press revealed she used a private server registered to her family home in new york. >> the idea that a cabinet member would create her own system is pretty extraordinary

i think her interview with bret baier a couple of weeks ago she showed her potency there. and i think every republican running could do well to look at that tape and see how she talked about abortion. she can go after hillary clinton in a way men cannot, she can go after her hard. i think she will end up not being a candidate because it has moved past her by this time next year or later. she is still an important surrogate for whoever the republican nominee is. >> you were reading my thoughts here regarding that, as a female she could attack hillary clinton with less backlash. but chris wallace also asked, carly f you were not to be number one on the ticket, would you consider number two in. >> carly says you can ask me that question if you ask all the other candidates. i ask you would you think that carly fiorina could make a good number two? >> i don't know if it would be good for the republican ticket to have a essentially a political novice as a number two and somebody with a business background that could be mined pretty heavily by democraticon researchers. but never

i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. stunning news today. the co-pilot deliberately locked the pilot out of the cockpit, then flew that germanwings jet with 150 people on board into a mountain. there are only a handful of examples in the last few decades when a pilot brought down an airliner intentionally. investigators are trying to sort out what made him do it. we have fox team coverage tonight. amy kellogg has the latest on recovery efforts and reaction to the news. but first, doug mckelway is here in washington with where the investigation stands now. >> reporter: lufthansa airlines the parent company of germanwings, is known for its impeccable safety record and devotion to german precision. for those reason, the words to describe the cause of the crash of flight 9525 did not come easy to the ceo. >> translator: we from lufthansa are speechless that this has been deliberately crashed. >> reporter: lufthansa says the 28-year-old first officer ended his own life and 149 others by flying straight into a mountain an act that spoke of premedi

i'm bret baier. a study in contrast tonight. some of the better known names in the massively crowded republican presidential field are getting an early foot in the door in the state with nation's first primary next year. meanwhile democrats are now openly discussing what might happen if hillary clinton decides not to get into the race. we have fox team coverage tonight. james rosen here in the bureau in what could be the worst case scenario 2016 but we begin with chief political correspondent carl cameron in hudson new hampshire tonight. good evening, carl. >> reporter: hi. the two front runners in the polls, scott walker and jeb bush are making their first trips to the first primary state tonight. jeb bush held a media availability and i had an opportunity to throw some questions about hillary clinton's e-mail controversy and his own use of a private e-mail server. >> we complied with the law and we've now made all of my emails long before mrs. clinton's issues came up we made them public for to you see. totally different. >> i

>>> this is a fox news alert, i'm bret baier in washington.ption charges. new jersey's bob menendez who has been vocal opposing obama administration policy in iran and cuba is already a subject of a justice department investigation and several reports say he is about to face charges from the department of justice. correspondent leland is available. >> we expect to hear from the senator himself in about an hour on reports he could be charged with corruption in the next few weeks. while the department of justice won't confirm the charges

i'm bret baier. the message to hillary clinton from house republicans tonight.ight now being asked to turn over her now infamous once secret e-mail server. if she does not lawmakers could go the subpoena route. here is chief white house correspondent ed henry. >> reporter: hillary clinton was given a deadline of april 3 around the tim

i'm bret baier. the message to hillary clinton from house republicans tonight. we can do this the easy way or the hard way. clinton is right now being asked to turn over her now infamous once secret e-mail server. if she does not lawmakers could go the subpoena route. here is chief white house correspondent ed henry. >> reporter: hillary clinton was given a deadline of april 3 around the time she plans to announce a presidential committee to respond to demand. state department inspector general and obter willing to take the show down to court. >> retired judge then she will be forced to do so. otherwise may be forced to go to court to get access to that. >> also gave clinton more time to deal with the previously issued subpoena for all possible documents related to libya. the latest request was sent in a letter to clinton's lawyer. kindle who did not return a call from fox is a familiar face since he was criminal defense attorney who represented bill clinton during impeachment trial. a sure sign after the recent news conference where she pushed back from suggest

i'm bret baier. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu becoming the second foreign leader to deliver his third address to a joint meeting of the u.s. congress. winston churchill was the first. the israeli prime minister seized the occasion to issue the dire warning about the fate of the people and the stabilities of the middle east and perles of the diplomacy that he sees as dangerously out of touch with reality. president obama said he didn't bother to watch and read the transcript and saw nothing new. ed henry is at the white house with the president's dismissive reaction and the political fallout. we begin with james rosen on a forceful and passionate plea. >> invoking the specter of the holocaust and warning that the world again stands at a fateful cross words prime minister netanyahu. >> in grim often gripping fashion the israeli prime minister warned that the u.s. and five other countries negotiating with iran are preparing to lead the regime's infrastructure intact. >> it's a very bad deal.

i'm bret baier. a study in contrast tonight. the massively crowded republican presidential field are getting an early foot in the door in the state with nation's first primary next year. meanwhile democrats are now openly discussing what might happen if hillary clinton decides not to get into the race. we have fox team coverage tonight. james

watch or aren't aware we've got a really strong team aside from the opinionated folks people like bret baier and ed henry and james rosen and chris wallace, you know, people who are down the middle journalists. >> you know, i think it's interesting a couple years ago we had scott pelley who anchors the cbs evening news came out and say not a lot of people watch cable news. then he said i wonder whether we have moved beyond the time of the cable news networks. cbs, they get 10%, just 10% say they're most trusted compared with fox news where we have triple their number. so once again i have news for scott pelley, you're wrong. wrong again, scott. >> well, this is a sea change the declining interest in broadcast network news which is doing less news, less serious news and less investigative reporting. interesting at nbc whose anchor brian williams out on a six-month suspension, an award winning investigative reporter for years she left and gave a speech saying the network news divisions are less interested in challenging the white house in doing serious reporting. they're doing shorter more sup

." >>> good evening, welcome to washington, i'm bret baier.hillary clinton e-mail scandal are growing potentially much more serious tonight. clinton's admission that she decided which e-mails to keep and which to destroy could set her up for criminal prosecution. chief white house correspondent ed henry, has the latest on this story tonight. >> reporter: former secretary of

bret baier is looking at that. >> i'm ready for a country that puts our constitution on the top shelfrt of it. >> also ahead, dr. ben carson has

." >>> good evening, welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. the implication of the hillary clinton e-mail scandal are growing potentially much more serious tonight. clinton's admission that she decided which e-mails to keep and which to destroy could set her up for criminal prosecution. chief white house correspondent ed henry, has the latest on this story tonight. >> reporter: former secretary of state hillary clinton may be facing new demands for information about her e-mail with aides telling fox republican jasonyson chaff vets is planning to open an investigation by friday into the handling of her e-mail and serve server. general sake ducked the question whether clinton signed a key document when she left office. >> it was more than two years ago, i don't have an update on that >> every state department employee has to s separation same when they leave and account for all official records or they can face fines or imprisonment. >> it says i certify, basically under penalty of perjury, that i have returned all official records that were in

i'm bret baier in washington. the controversy over hillary clinton's e-mails is growing tonight. ago we learned the house select committee on benghazi will subpoena all relevant e-mails about the libya disaster and is sending a preservation letter. carl cameron looks at the lists of problems. we begin with the matter of a private e-mail account and private server for a very public official. >> in a statement released within the half hour the select commi

welcome to washington i'm bret baier. while america decides whether and how to assist in the fight against isis the american rival, iran helped to take a key city north of baghdad. it's a situation that has forced the obama administration to walk a fine line that is trying to pressure into a deal concerning its nuclear program. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is at the pentagon tonight. >> reporter: greeted with celebratory gunfire and offers of coffee, iraqi troops finally made it into tikrit. >> translator: we are now in the city of tikrit. i'd like to tell the displaced families to come back home as soon as possible. i'm determined i'll never withdraw. >> reporter: iraqi forces accompanied by iranian advisers attempted from the north to the south taking over the hospital in the northern part of the city. though fighting continues street to street, it is slow going because of booby traps, smart bombs. general dempsey said he welcomed iranian involvement but issued this warning. >> we are all concerned a

bret baier is looking at that. >> i'm ready for a country that puts our constitution on the top shelf>> also ahead, dr. ben carson has

. >> we have reporters -- he's spoken to o'reilly and bret baier and done those interviews. but he should be here -- >> that's my point. >> a lot of people who aren't even conservative watch fox. that's why it's the most watched cable news by far. >> and i don't have a problem letting my friend juan on, even though i like his son's political opinions better than his political opinions. >> and my wife. >> and your wife. the family is right except you. that ought to tell you somebody. >> it does, i tell you. >> good to see you guys. >>> coming up, really important report. ainsley earhardt back on her way to florida to report on spring break. it's not all fun and games. are your kids in danger when you send them there? >>> and later tonight -- >> my question tonight, what the hell is dick durbin doing? >> we don't know either. we'll explain the long history of the left using the race card against republicans. that and more straight ahead. i have a cold with terrible chest congestion. i better take something. theraflu severe cold doesn't treat chest congestion. really? new alka-