those circuits. so i had to learn everything i could about those conditions and driven behaviors and there was something that seemed to me, to be evident, that, we are all wired, all of us, are wired to focus on the most salient stimuli in our environment. if a bear walked in here right now, you would stop listening to me. if you started smelling smoke that becomes the most important sim my lie. if i took out a gun that would capture at least most of your attention. so, i was very interested, i wanted to understand whether that mechanism that was in play, in nicotine and overeating, the question was, does that mechanism also involve, an ap ray of effective conditions? and certainly one of the most important effective conditions, is depression. very few families are not touched in some way by someone who is experienced, this debilitating illness. so where do you go look and understand what the cause of depression is? i mean, if i ask you, what causes depression, in 2016? what are you going to say? wha

but, you are strengthening the circuits. there's there's a -- those circuits. there's a basis to why certain stimuli, why our attention shifts to certain stimuli. based on past learning and past memory. past experiences, shape what my attention will focus. as we continue to react in the same ways to the same stimulus over time we are sensitizing the learning memory, and it's very important. these are not special circuits. who has these memory habit in them? we all do. what's happened when we sensitize it. and it is true of all of us, it can arise. william james i went back to read his papers. one of the last great doctors to talk about attention. he wrote, in one of his lectures, i saw it, the question he asked why a certain idea so strong as to coerce attention? how does a stimuwill you say become stale yent for you and me. it can be a novelty. but there is also powerful desires, immediate or distantsi goals.res, i attitudes towards adversity, and major life event. anything that is meaningful toyt us, can capture our attention. the things, it can be salient to

and she short-circuited. she used the term short-circuited. she took a literally short circuit in the brain, and she's got problems. >> donald trump has a new line of attack after hillary clinton finds herself on defense again when it comes to her private e-mail server. >> plus a-rod gets emotional after announcing he will play his final game for the yankees this week. and while there won't be any more at-bats for him, he's not leaving the team just yet. >>> and new overnight an explosion hits a hospital in pakistan. at least one government official is calling the attack an act of terrorism. it's 5:00 a.m. on the east coast, 2:00 a.m. out west, this is "way too early." >>> good morning, everybody, it is monday, august 8th. i'm betty nguyen alongside louis burgdorf. we do have some breaking news overnight. two professors at the american university of afghanistan have been abducted in kabul. a senior official at the university tells nbc news the professor's, one american and one australian were sitting together in their vehicle when it happened.

short circuited. she took a little short circuit in the brain. i think that the people of this country don't want somebody that is going to short circuit up here. okay? not as your president. >> kimberly guilfoyle will join me next. >> this pair glide -- paraglider taking a breath taking ride, coming up. stay with us, we'll be right back. lou: donald trump's campaign releasing a new ad, attacking hillary clinton, portraying her as a short-circuiting robot. >> hope you will compare what i'm proposing to what my hus -- my opponent is talking about. >> i'm telling you right now, we're going to raise taxes on the middle class. >> so i may have short circuite circuited. >> there are concerns about hillary clinton's he'll health, over the wreak weekend, 68-year-old democrat with a history of health issues was seen in this photograph, being steadied by two people climbing a flight of stairs, also, little scen seen video of clinton in a campaign event in april, she lost her train of thought while talking about healthcare, and mental health issues. >> my

circuit upheld that. i want to be clear we're at a point where this is, with the exception of any of these never asked her a passport that we've debated a bit, this is settled law and i think -- >> if i'm hearing you right, would you say that, let's and nobody takes this case, democrats are going to say we won, that's it, we are done. what do you think? you're right. there are probably some republicans support net neutrality. >> 4 million americans, i assume some of them were republicans. >> right. but in congress do think the democrats in congress would not be open, because my thinking is that perhaps maybe the republicans in congress might want to take this issue up the other seems like they have a lot of other issues. >> the are a lot of important debates happening at the congressional level and i think that this one has played out and we've seen where we've landed. i think the time is to move forward and to accept the rules as the lawful and. >> you think the rules will just be accepted. you don't thi

let's go to the matter of short-circuiting.s to be like a huge gift to the trump campaign and his candidates i. >> already voter have said they think hillary clinton is not honest and trustworthy, and continuing to hammer that home in this ad by the trump campaign is wise. but the smarter part about this ad is itlings it to national security. when you look at the polls and ask who do you trust more on the issue of terrorism. the last fox follow had the two of them tide. if done there are wants to make the case he deserves to be commander-in-chief and president, he needs to widen that this is a huge weakness on her part. lou: steve, your thoughts? >> i agree with kristen. the ad is entertaining, but it's truth new. just manage, hillary is packman. her whole life she chopped up everything around her. the lies and the scandallen she gets away -- the lies and at scandal and she gets away with it. the expression short-circuited play to the narrative of the trump campaign throughout that she is not healthy enough to be the president.

short circuited. she took a little short circuit in the brain. i think that the people of this country don't want somebody that is going to short circuit up here. okay? not as your president. >> kimberly guilfoyle will join me next. >> this pair glide -- paraglider taking a breath taking ride, coming up. stay with us, we'll be right i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose asthma is well controlled

circuit did. whether on not a sufficiently reviewed the fcc's action we have another layer on top of this. the focus has been, did what the fcc do, did with the fcc did, did they do it right? is also a question from the court do what they were supposed to be right? >> let's talk about who's on what side. kevin, you've got one side that our isps, cuba, comcast, at&t, verizon. who's on the other side? who is supporting this order? >> sure. there's diversity on both sides. there are public interest the above site. i think on balance there are more edge providers, netflix for example, tumblr, kickstarter are among the folks supporting the fcc's rule because they view net neutrality as essential to their being able to reach their customers with their services. on the other side, another group on our side of, the backbone providers, cogent. and the other side there's the telecommunications companies, principally. >> so what would -- >> i just want to thank you for very graciously acknowledging that ther

short circuited and she against repeated the same lies .s if nothing happened in the course of 5 days, this is bizarre, she is actually raising concerns that this is evidence of what she has been accused of by mostly republicans that is unhealthy and not to be fit to be president. >> you are right, this is why it is important that donald trump stays on message, then we can focus on hillary clinton, i was in military 22 years, i had a top-secret level clearance. if i had done just a small fraction of what hillary clinton had done with the private e-mail server and mishandling as comey said, careless handling, i would have lost that clearance, i probably would have been put out of military, but evening gone to jail. she wants to be commander in chief, what does that say to sailors, soldiers, airmen and marines out there who have to properly handle classified information. lou: lieutenant colonel allen west thank you. >> my pleasure. lou: vote in our poll. question is, does speaker paul ryan deserve donald trump's endorsement? does he? cast you

circuit to review that any. no matter what happens you think of the petitions to review what the d.c. circuit's opinion. the question has nothing to do with what the fcc did. it has to do what the panel of the d.c. circuit did. whether or not they sufficiently reviewed the fcc's action. we have another layer on top of this. the focus has been, did what the fcc do, it was the fcc did, did they do it right? there's a question to the court. >> let's talk about who is on what side. kevin, i mean, you've got one side that our isps, you know, comcast, at&t, verizon. all those guys. who's on the other side? who is supporting this order? >> there is diversity on both sides. the public interest groups on both sides. there are i think on balance mortgage providers, netflix for example, humble or, kickstarter are among the folks supporting the fcc's rule. because they do net neutrality as essential to their being able to reach their customers. with her services. been on the other side are the russians and other group on ou

maybe short-circuit is her euphemism for lying. but i don't know.id she short-circuit when she didn't protect the benghazi compound. when she got 20 requests for more help. did she short-circuit in the benghazi six weighs when, if we had gotten people there, we might have been able to save sawn smith and the other cia gentleman's life. >> there have been about 13 investigations into benghazi. you said this week, the fundamentals are still in trump's favor. look at numbers from our poll. unfavorable view of trump, 63%. not qualified to be president, 61%. does not have the personality or temperament to be president, 67%. he now seems to be unacceptable to a fixed majority of americans. how can he turn that around? that's what i've heard the voters say this week as well. >> he can turn it around by doing to hillary clinton what the democrats have been doing to him. he can say, hey, did she short-circuit when she reset the relationship with putin and now russia is, according to "the new york times" article today, russia is in control in syria. we turned

, she short circuited.he used the term. she took a literal short circuit in the brain. and she's got problems. i mean, if we had real people, this would be a real problem for her. but i think that the people of this country don't want somebody that's going to short circuit up here. >> reporter: whether or not this is the pivot the republican party was hoping for remains to be seen. during the rally in new hampshire, trump praised reince priebus, even posting a photo of the two of them on instagram. noticeably missing from the rally was new hampshire snorkelsnorkel -- senator kelly ayotte. >> let's bring in scottie nell hughes. also a. scott boldin former chairman of the party. good morning. your response to what we're hearing now from donald trump saying that she has a short circuit in the brain and that she's not all there? >> donald trump's attacks are always so personal and come off personal. if you look at the washington abc poll, not only do 60% of the voters bloelieve he's unfit to president, but they

what did she mean when she said short-circuited. >> any fair-minded person knew that she short-circuited the answer. and trump has used this to launch attacks against her. i expect not only will trump increase these attacks, they will become even more reckless and personal. bill: i'm just trying to keep this straight in my head. what's your interpretation again? >> had everything to do with her answer. she didn't fully answer what chris wallace was asking her, period. bill: meaning she was refer together interview she gave to the f.b.i. and not everything else that had been spoken, correct? >> yes. hillary clinton hurt her sell by not saying the following. she could say i made a mistake it will never happen again, period. that's where the confusion comes in. bill: thick as mud. katie, go. >> we don't have time to go through all the times clinton has lied about her use of a private email server. from the beginning of that first press conference she held, she lied and said there was never any classified information sent over received. f.b.i. director comey thoroughly debunked that. fact ch

>>> they asked her a easy question and she short-circuited. she used the term a short circuit. would be a real problem for her. but i think that the people of this country don't want somebody that is going to short circuit

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short circuited. she took a little short circuit in the brain and she's got problems. i think that the people of this country don't want somebody that's going to short circuit up here. >> and the donald did not stop there. trump's latest ad that has everyone talking. >> and after hillary's e-mails, even people in her own party are having trouble trusting her. take a look at this. >> do you think hillary clinton is trustworthy? >> i'm sorry, what was that again? >> do you think secretary clinton is trustworthy? >> oh, i support hillary. >> maybe she the didn't hear the question. does anyone trust hillary? that's a question we're going to answer as "fox and friends" begins right now. >>> hey, everybody. good morning. you see tucker is wearing a different suit than he had on yesterday. >> that's true. >> the other one got wet in the dunk tank. >> he's such a good sport. >> all of a sudden starts throwing baseballs at me and i fell into a pool of water. stagnant water. >> didn't you have to hit the knob a

of the 150 circuit court cases she argued, she obtain favorable ruling in 114. 114 out of 150. only one of which at the supreme court later reversed and it was argued by someone other than margot and. of the 36 cases she lost the supreme court later reversed seven in the government's favor, six of which she argued. bessie margolin was no great order, but she engaged the justices who respected her meticulous preparation and her encyclopedic knowledge of the fair labor standards act. and she was able to employ humor , something not often done with success at the supreme court. in this 1955, audio clip you will hear bessie spar with justice felix frankfurter in steiner the mitchell in which she successfully argued that battery plant workers whose job involves contact with toxic chemicals had a right to wages for the time they spent showering and changing clothes. although, you may not be able to hear everything he is saying, you will hear justice frankfurter's annoyance with congress for imposing on the court what he considered to be undue burdens of interpreting the act. @annoyan

recently, at a campaign event clinton short-circuited -- you know this one, short-circuited again to use a term when she accidentally told the truth and taxeshe wanted to raise

, will she short-circuit.linton pushing back hard, one senior administration breaking it down this way. secretary clinton making two key points. one, that fbi director james comey was saying that her testimony was truthful to the fbi. that is something that he did say during testimony. and number two, that she never sent or received anything that was marked as classified. the argument the clinton campaign is making, that is consistent with james comey's testimony, because he said that the three e-mails that were sent that were marked classified were improperly marked. in other words, it wasn't very clear that those e-mails were actually marked as classified. secretary clinton seems to be turning the page a little bit on the trustworthy broader issue here, kate. of course, that is what is at the root of this e-mail controversy. if you look at a new abc news "washington post" poll, 46% of voters now say they find secretary clinton more truthful than donald trump. 43% of registered voters saying they find donald

you saw that where she basically short circuited. but i think that the people of this country don't want somebody that's going to short circuit up here. hillary clinton short circuited again to use a now famous term. >> and donald trump hitting it on the web, and in a new video. ♪ >> hope you will compare what i'm proposing to what my husband -- my opponent is talking about. i'm telling you right now, we are going to raise taxes on the middle class! so i may have short circuited. >> what i liked the best about the slip on the raising taxes, did you see how the crowd applauded? >> i do think she said "not," but it got jumbled this there. >> but candidates often do that. i've been on here once or twice that you had to correct me where i refer to the president as osama, which is not exactly right. there's a lot of cheap shots going on in this election. what she meant by short circuited is she was answering a question that was slightly different. it's not that she had a short circuit up in her neurons. this is just tit for tat. she can't

>> guest: you know, it's interesting, you know, the fourth circuit was the fifth circuit to rule on historic cell tower information. all five have applied the third-party doctrine. you know, the dissent may have talked about that, but the dissent was outvoted 12-3. and so 12 of the judges on the fourth circuit said, no, the third-party doctrine applies unless, unless the supreme court says differently or -- and they basically said, congress, you know, here's an opportunity to delve into this, and if you choose to delve into it, you're more appropriate for it than we as courts are. but the fourth circuit has basically said it is not up to us to get rid of the third-party doctrine. now, should -- and they also offered it to the supreme court. said, supreme court, you want to get rid of the third-party doctrine, you want to get rid of 40 years of jurisprudence. we are going into some brave new worlds between whether we eliminate the third-party doctrine, whether we eliminate the sequential model and go to a mosaic theory. mosaic is, i mean, that's almost unworkable. i can't give guidance to a c

circuit panel opinion. a bunch of petitions have been filed for the entire circuit to review the opinion. no matter what happens, there could be get -- could be petitions in which it has nothing to do with what the fcc did and more to do with what the panel data. whether or not they sufficiently reviewed the fcc's action. there's another layer on top of this. the focus has been -- did what the fcc did, did they do it right? whether a question of the court did it right. maggie: on the one side there are the isp's. comcast, at&t, verizon. who's on the other side? who is supporting this order? there are diversity and both sides. public-interest groups on both sides. on balance there are more edge providers, netflix, for example. come learn, kickstarter, among the folks coming from the fcc's view. a being able to reach their customers with their services. on the other side is a group on and that onthe case the other side the telecommunications companies, principally. maggie: ok. what would? berin: i want to tha

it follows the claims that she is short circuited.shows clinton has opened up a lead by eight points to donald trump. let's go to a poll surprising researcher and then a political strategist and then executive of the jamestown and senator skrot brown with us and the senator from massachusetts and all three e are fox news contribute ers. thanks for joining us. let's talk about the polls and big opening up judy miller after the conventions for hillary clinton. >> does not surprise me given the fact that every time that hillary clinton made a mistake or misstated something, donald trump would do something that focused all of the attention on him and not in a good way. even though that a majority of the country thinks that they're moving in the wrong direction, they still see her as a more stable and unpredictable figure. you see that in the adds and that's what the democrats are going to play up. >> it's self-reflected. at the top of the show they said look, we're at the beginning of this final three months to the election, and we're get

again, short circuiting our economy, short circuiting, short changing the workers. >> peter the jobshat just came out was very promising. comparatively. >> that's a great comment. i looked -- i'm a macro economist i dove deeply into it. here's what grabbed me there. there's certainly called a job participation rate which is really important. because when barack obama took office in january of 2009, it was about 66%. and it had been that way for years. and over the last eight years we've seen this ski slope going down to the 62%, 63% rate where it's remained stuck. why is that important? those are the people, that's a proxy for more than 20 million people who are long term unemployed that are not being counted in those phony statistics and that low employment rate. and then the other thing that came out that day was the trade deficit numbers we saw an unexpected jump yet get in a trade deficit which is over $700 billion a year. $1 billion a day alone with china the biggest cheater on the planet. again, china is cheating us because the clintons made it possible. this is what this elect

you saw that where she basically short-circuited? she said she -- it wasn't a press conference, because that's around 250 days, and it was in front of some friendly reporters, they asked her a very easy question, she used the term, short circuited. she took a little short circuit in the brain and she's got problems. >> let's get more on all of these developments with scott mcclellan. what does it look like for the days ahead? >> reporter: donald trump is hoping to make up for those falling poll numbers, calling clinton a liar and a horrible human being. fbi director james comey said that her comments about the email was -- on friday clinton tried to defend herself, but in the process, she said she may have short circuited her answer. the trump campaign doesn't want to let that go, so they have released that video on facebook, making light of clinton's comments. watch. >> i hope you will compare to what i'm proposing compared to what my hus -- my opponent is talking about. >> i'm telling you right now, we are going to lower taxes on t

these things are all kind of and maybe it's just the short-circuit -- short-circuit campaign.it is one that is continuing in with her in the lead. thanks for being with us tonight. newt gingrich. roll the video if you will and watch as a daredevil service around the base of an erupting volcano in hawaii. she paddles on her board as molten lava is rolling down from kilauea into the ocean all around her. the thrillseeker, and she was that certainly, loving every second of it undaunted, fearless and i will add no more adjectives to the list. amazing. up next, donald trump says he has two opponents in this race to the white house and he is right. hillary clinton and the liberal national media. >> they came out to hear people pay-for-play in very big stories today. the problem is adobe big stories for two minutes because the media is so totally dishonest. lou: we are coming right back with byron york and then ryan. stay with us a lot to discuss in the world of presidential politics. we will be right back. you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your in

they are not sure can circuiting -- they are not short-circuiting. let me just tell you.r the last a while -- i told you big deal. when i said obama -- and of course, i'm being sarcastic. and they know that. i said he's going to collect his m.v.p. award. so i said obama is the founder of isis. [cheering] the founder. [applause] dishonest media people -- they are most dishonest people -- they say, oh, did he mean that? didn't he mean that? in fact, they like him so much because he has been so weak and so bad. i mean, he let this happen. they had aid states. they had eight countries. 28 countries. they are expanding. so i said the founder -- obviously, i'm being sarcastic -- but not that sarcastic, to be honest with you. [laughter] and they all said he should not say that. they should call him an enabler. call him an enabler. please an enabler. i said, that doesn't sound the same. these people are the worst. so listen, i said the founder of isis. and in fact, very soon he is going over to pick up his most valuable player award. did i say that? i say that all the time. so th

the fourth circuit was the fi h th circuit to rule on the historic cellphone tower information and all five applied the thirty party doctrine. the decent may have talked about it but it was outvoted 12-3. unless the supreme court says differently or and they basically said, congress, here is an opportunity to delve into this and if you do you are more appropriate than we as courts are. but the 4th circumstance -- circuit said it isn't up to get rid of the third party doctrine. we are going into brave new worlds between eliminating the third party doctrine, whether we eliminate the model and go to a mosaic and that is almost unworkable. i cannot give guidance to a cop you are okay here, here and here but on the 7th day, no, you crossed the line now. we know understand united states versus jones that 28 days is too long. we don't know before that. i think that is where it is appropriate for the legislature to make that call. >> would you like to respond and does it need review in the third party? >> guest: the idea of the third party doctrine in today's age would bother people. all of us

and she short-circuited. she used the term short-circuited.rally short circuit in the brain, and she's got problems. >> donald trump has a new line of attack after hillary clinton finds hersel

i may have short-circuited clinton said she may have a short circuited during the interview.er lied to the american people. the tables have turned. now they're using her own words against her. >> she took a short circuit in the brain and i thinkthat the people of this country don't want somebody that is cannot short-circuit up here. honestly i don't think she is all there. will this line of attack work. the short-circuit it sounds a little better to the american public but even that way the interview that was off and i think she has to come up with some kind of excuse is this an attack as an attack plan that will work. it is extremely important. in the interview she lied again. she can't talk about it. not even enough fake press conference. the entire narrative blows up because that was intent. in the fact that she continues the same line of defense that everyone knows that she lied is really going to be terrible for hillary clinton because there is a short circuit there and it's a simple fact that she doesn't want to have a news conference. it took 245 days. i don't know why

the fourth circuit was the fifth circuit to rule on this historic cell tower information. that, buttalked about 12 of the judges said the third-party doctrine applies unless the supreme court says differently. they basically said to congress, here is an opportunity to delve into this. and you are more appropriate than we are. it the fourth circuit said is not up to us to get rid of third-party doctrine. they also offer to the supreme court say you want to get rid of the third-party doctrine, you want to get rid of 40 years of jurisprudence. we are going to brave new worlds whether we eliminate the third-party doctrine of whether theory --te laissez mosaic theory. we do know that 28 days is too long, but we do not know before that. respond?you like to think the idea of third-party doctrine in today's day and age would really bother most people. the idea that all of us use cell phones and providers. we have a lot of our private information passing through this third-party. and there are limits to this doctrine. saide sixth circuit, they if you use a provider sending your e-m

her voice short circuited while talking to you. using a short circuit as a way to do something is dangerous. i will take the week. she managed to trump trump in terms of a mistake. i think he's gotten the messages. he came out and endorsed paul rye ap endorsed john mccain which he shouldn't have done in the first place. it is tricky if you have never run from public office to jump from a businessman to being one of the two leaders fighting for the presidency. he has made mistakes. >> a dealt dau disaster -- delta disaster. a total system outage prompting major lines from london to los angeles. it isn't clear what caused the issue or when flights are getting back on track. they are staying in constant communication with passengers, hopefully it will not be much longer. >> a lot of people dealing with this. rain wreaking havoc around the world today. it is out of macedonia showing destruction caused by flooding after days of rain. storms leaving 21 people dead. >> in wake of hurricane earl downgraded to a tropical storm 40 people kil

mocking the line on social media -- nat facebook so i may have short- circuited (short circuit noise in video) and on the stump -- sot/trump the people of this country don't want somebody that's going to short circuit up here. going so far as to suggest his rival is losing her mind sot: " honestly i don't think she's highest level yet (58%) ?and fewer voters viewing her unfavorably (no gfx, just a still) the numbers show voters have serious concerns about trump. (67 percent) two-thirds say he has the wrong temperament. unqualfied (61 percent) and untrustworthy (62 percent). on this week, former acting cia director mike morrell said trump has already been manipulated by the russian president - vladimir putin has called trump "talented." sot/morell - from mr. trump's perspective, right, he simply heard putin compliment him. he then responded by complimenting him. he never thought that he might be being played. a battle over mental qualifications for the presidency far from settled - as clinton tonight warns tag: trump tonight quickly changing strategy to try to regain momentum. first,

you saw that where she basically short circuited.hat the people of this country don't want somebody that's going to short circuit up here. hillary clinton short circuited again to use a now famous term. >> and donald trump hitting it on the web, and in a new video. ♪ >> hope you will compare what i'm proposing to what my husband -- my opponent is talking about. i'm telling you right now, we are going to raise taxes on the middle class! so i may have short circuited. >> what i liked the best about the slip on the raising taxes, did you see how the crowd applauded? >> i do think she said "not," but it got jumbled this there. >> but candidates often do that. i've been on here once or twice that you had to correct me where i refer to the president as osama, which is not exactly right. there's a lot of cheap shots going on in this election. what she meant by short circuited is she was answering a question that was slightly different. it's not that she had a short circuit up in her neurons. this is just tit for tat. she can't escape her li

i may have short circuited.or that i will try to clarify. >> joining me now, judith miller adjunct fellow, pulitzer prize winning author and journalist. judy, good to see you this afternoon. >> nice to see you. >> what do you make of what hillary clinton is going through? it seems out of her own mouth she continues to short circuit and perhaps put in circuit breakers on her campaign? >> right, i mean, it -- this misleading of the public, this misleading statement after statement about the statements she made to the fbi is a bit of a mystery, on one hand politifact has rated her the most honest of the candidates when it comes to being honest and truth telling in terms of her own policies and what she says. they give her a 75% rating, that is to say, 75% of the statements were either true or mostly true. donald trump on the other hand is the least honest, he's a pants on fire liar, and yet she cannot be honest about the e-mails and what happened. so it's really kind of a conundrum. she's exhibiting if i can say th

she did say on friday that she had short circuited.he doing when she's sort of in a week like this where it would behoove her to let donald trump just sort of stew with what's been going on. she kind of steals defeat from the jaws of victory, if you will. >> on friday she spoke to the nabj and naha in d.c. she was asked the question, and she just wanted to clarify. this is an issue that she has said many times that she is sorry for. it was a mistake. she regrets the decision. she was just trying to clarify. it's a confusing issue. we're talking about three e-mails out of more than 30,000. she was just saying she had linked together two thoughts. what comey said was she was truthful in her testimony to the fbi. >> he said they have no basis to believe she lied to the fbi. >> that's right. >> which you're taking him saying truthful. but that's not a quote. that's a paraphase. >> yes, and she was saying what she's always said to the american people is what's consistent to what she said to the fbi. she was linking together two thoughts. wh

they are not short-circuiting. i don't want somebody that short-circuits. let me just tell you. let me just tell you. over the last little while, every time it is a big deal. when i said that obama and of course, i am being sarcastic, and they know that. after that, i said he was the mvp. i said obama is the founder of isis. [cheering] mr. trump: the founder. and these dishonest media people, the most dishonest people, they said, did he mean that? didn't he mean that? after that, i say a lot. in fact, they like him so much because he has been so weak and so bad. i mean, he let this happen. they had eight states. they had eight countries. they are now in 28 countries. they are expanding. so i said, the founder of isis, obviously i'm being sarcastic. then, then, but not that sarcastic, to be honest with you. [laughter] mr. trump: and they all said he should not say that. they should call him an enabler. call him an enabler. he is an enabler. i said, that doesn't sound the same. these people are the worst. but listen, so i said the founder of isis, and in fact, very soon he is goin

. >> short-circuiting robot. then trump brought it up again at a rally last night in new hampshire. >> unstable hillary clinton. and you saw that. did you saw that where she basically short-circuited? i think that the people of this country don't want somebody that's going to short-circuit up here. >> now, that kind of attack is exactly what many republicans have been waiting for. they want trum top stay on target attacking clinton, not members of his own party. here's newt gingrich on "fox news sunday" explaining why he believes clinton's attempt at clarifying previous statements about her private e-mail server is so damaging. >> it's one thing to lie. it's another thing to lie about lying. and then friday she gave us the perfect explanation. her brain had apparently short circuited when she was talking to you. as george romney can tell you, using a short circuit as an explanation for you why do something is very dangerous in a presidential campaign. so i'll take the week. i think she managed to trump trump in t

circuited?om line is she admitted she made a mistake, she apologized for it, she's a brilliant woman. this one learns from her mistakes. and she's never going to do it again. short circuited, cleearly not te best word but she said she made a mistake and i think everybody needs to just move on. to move on, excuse me. >> okay, well, let's move on now and talk about these polls that came out. scottie, a new "washington post"/abc news poll shows clinton leading trump on immigration, the economy and trade. why has mr. trump lost ground on his core issues? >> well, it's because he's gotten off focus. he's gotten off message, carol. we've talked about it all last week. the one thing we learned about these polls is they're temperamental. news headlines can change public opinion in these polls very quickly. these polls are going to continue to go back and forth, back and forth. that's why this week is so important to both candidates. the speech will focus on the economy and trade. hillary clinton is just

her final answer to be that she short-circuited? where else has she been short-circuiting.ghazi, domestic policy, with the withdrawal of iraq. this goes to the judgment of secretary clinton. >> what about the khan family? was that a short-circuit? >> she is not fit to lead this country. >> can you answer the question? >> attacks coming out of the democratic convention. >> the difference is she owned it. she said she short circuited and wants to move forward. the problem with trump is you, him and his surrogates refuse to own your mistakes. i have a 12-year-old daughter. i say people make mistakes all the time. you own it, learn from it and move on. what we're seeing from the trump campaign and surrogates is refusal to acknowledge -- >> like refusing to admit lying about the e-mails? >> he is not truthful on anything. there is no substance. >> this is why this race can contract so quickly. >> unfortunately, we have to go. i'm going to have to fact-check that you have a 12-year-old daughter. i find it hard to believe. >> i do. >>> coming up next, the stars flooded the white h

she short circuited when she lied to the american people about her e-mails.en released. we all know it's not about yoda. she's already tried to prove to the american people that she can be trusted on national security. she's proven that she cannot. she's put american lives in danger -- let me finish! she's proven to the american people that she puts americans in danger, just like he did in benghazi and like she did with her e-mails. she cannot be trusted, she's a liar, and that's why she will not win on november 8th. donald trump wins. >> maria, go ahead and we'll take a quick break. >> this is why republicans want to talk about the hillary clinton e-mails -- >> of course, she's awful. >> hold on, let her finish. >> even though she has been exonerated, they have nothing else to talk about. they can't compete with her on the battlefield of ideas, especially when it comes to foreign policy -- >> i would love to talk to you about that -- >> hold on. >> let me finish, boris! when it comes to national security, foreign policy, and so importantly the temperament to

d you saw that, did you saw that where she basically short-circuited? >> reporter: trump pouncing on clinton's answer to a question about her e-mails. >> may have short-circuited. and for that il try >>arify. eporter: mocking the line on social media. >> so i may have short-circuited. >> reporter: and on the stump. >> the people of ts couny don'wa to short-circuit up here. >> reporter: going so far as t suggest his rival is losing her mind. >> this stuff is so amaz honestly, i don't think she's alere. >> reporter: these latest attacks coming as clinton makes gains. our new poll showing her support from women at its highest level yet. and fewer voters viewing her unfavorably. the poll revelas sious concerns about trump. two-irds say he has the wrong "this week," former acting s alrey been l nipulasiand by t presiden vladimir putin hasalump "talented." >> from mr. trump's perspective, right,e simply heard put compliim. colimenting him. beeing playehat he mig >> reporter: a battl e over mental qualifications for th esidar frosettles clinton ght warns suppo

what is short circuiting in the brain think about this for a second. >> short circuited it. >> didn'td like it. sounded like she short circuited her answer because she couldn't answer properly. >> my question to you, eric, how does that comment affect every day americans. >> here is how. >> let me just finish my point, eric. >> before she makes a decision nuclear weapon somewhere. >> that is why she is vice president tim kaine. >> you make the same argue. as donald trump. >> eric, let me finish my point. how does continuing to attack hillary clinton by using the short circuited line effect families sitting at home listening to his economic speech today you t. sounds great that he wants to allow me to keep more of my own money so i can provide for my family that's what he should focus on. he sounded presidential in that speech. he doesn't sound presidential when he attacks like he did last week and continuing into this week. >> i have got to go; great debate. mary anne and katie, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> a big surprise within a g.o.p. dine miss dine city. you won't believe

this is what she said. >> i may have short circuited and for that i will try to clarify.nk that chris wallace and i were talking past each other. >> what does she mean short circuit? what does that mean? >> everyone should listen to the answer, and i want to give christine walker of nbc the credit for asking the tough questions and giving the follow up. you saw her barf out an answer that was intentionally confusing and she said that she short circuited. she has ways of making things up when she was being investigated for the crime by the fb skpirks she called it a security review. they do not do them. what she does -- >> when you say barf out. >> yeah people have to read the transcript of the answer and it was unbelievable. she continues to tell the same statement over and over again and it's just unbelievable at the stage. >> yeah, jump in on this. surprisingly legally the case is over. it does not continue to pursue criminal charges. hillary clinton cannot help herself. the fbi said that -- in fact comey said that she was extremely irresponsible. >> i don't think that

we be she lied to the mothers about benghazi, did she short-circuit about the e-mails, did she short-circuitorruption with the clinton foundation? you know, it lends itself to repetitive use and makes you question what exactly is she saying? did they short-circuit when they put an anti-american terrorist father sitting behind her in orlando? i mean, these things are all kind of weird and maybe it's just a short-circuit campaign. >> it is one that is continuing and with her in the lead and work for donald trump to do with your help, newt. thanks for being with us tonight. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> newt gingrich. >>> roll the video, if you will, and watch as a daredevil surfs around the base of an erupting volcano in hawaii. this is amazing to me. she paddles on her board as moulton lava is rolling down into the ocean all around her. the thrill seeker -- and she was that certainly -- loving every second of it. undaunted, fearless and i will add no more adjectives to the list. amazing. >>> up next, donald trump earlier today in virginia, there he accused hillary clinton of engaging in

did you see where she basically short circuited?elf was out of the public eye this weekend. her running mate tim kaine said a clinton/kaine administration would be more open. >> she said it was a mistake. i am not presumptuous enough to start thinking about how i'm going to do things after november. i know this is something she has learned from and we're going to be transparent. >> reporter: trump will be in detroit to tout his economic plan. hillary clinton will start a two-day trip to the battle ground state of florida where last week a poll showed her with the lead. ryan and alison. >> scott, thank you. let's break this down. for the latest on the political combat in the race for presidency, eugene scott is joining us here. eugene, were you at the conference in washington last week. hillary clinton was forced to answer tough questions. she was asked a question about her answer to a question on fox news sunday about the e-mail scandal. this is how she responded. take a listen. >> i have said during the interview and many other occ