state, there is a common sense assumption that you're going to use your secretary clinton@blahblah clinton@blahblah clinton clinton@blahblahblah@ clinton@blahblahblah@us.com. >> federal law regarding the use of personal e-mail to do government business changed in 2014, after hillary clinton left her secretary of state post. it is now officially illegal to use a nonofficial e-mail account to conduct public business. unless an employee copies their official e-mail account on the correspondence or forwards a complete copy of the personal account within 30 days. but agencies allowing employees to do business on nonstate department e-mail accounts had to ensure that any records were preserved in the appropriate agency recordkeeping system. this is where it gets really murky. i think we would have faith that all of those isn't over to the archives. and when you add to that, that apparently mrs. clinton and her staff or her staff didn't automatically hand over those e-mails as required, but only after requested to do so, there seems to be a lot more questions still to come. let me know what you think, you can fin

clinton's second run. the news was clinton while secretary of state used a private e-mail while doing deposit business. new scrutiny over clinton's time in the state department and gives impression that the clintons tend to play by their own rules. it instead went overseas. a private e-mail account and server could allow e-mails between then secretary clinton and foreign leaders to be permanently deleted. that's put new scrutiny on the clinton foundation a charity that is founded by the clintons to address poverty and gender inequally. >> look across the blue see all the challenges. >> the foundation is highly regarded among development experts and well-funded. since 2001 it has received nearly $2 billion from private donors and governments including saudi arabia and oman. >> despite limits, seven foreign governments in total while she was secretary of state. now those contribution he picked up after she left office and started her second bid for the presidency. >> the real challenge to democracy comes if the gifts to the nonprofits and the an anonymity they allow. >> there have been no specific allegation of misconduct against c

clinton foundation hypocrisy. the clinton foundation sagan's war of the nation's from foreign governments when hillary clinton servedcretary of state but according to the wall street journal's reporting for individuals, foundations companies and organizations gave the clinton foundation almost $70 million while mrs. clinton was secretary of state. adding to the scandal the clinton foundation's flag ship health program, public health program publishing for its donors back in 2010. turning to the next story if we make the service employees international union releasing a scathing new at hitting chicago mayor rahm emanuel. >> i am up here, chicago never looked better. but down here under rahm emanuel we have seen nearly 10,000 shootings, 50 neighborhood schools shut down and the mayor who hits working people with higher taxes and fees while giving special tax breaks to his friends at the very top. lou: the service employees union endorsing rahm emanuel's rival democrat from like garcia in the runoff elections next month but the union also the target of a lot of criticism early this week. the service employees union fun

clinton clinton fears republicans to death. that's what we've seen. initially democrats, including the obama white house this week, should not defend hillary clinton. cause the obama white house wanted to make it clear they had set a clear rules of the road for hillary clinton and they backed off. there was radio silence. i was over there this week. radio silence on this. by the end of the week with all of this talk of companies on benghazi, and then all of the stuff about doesn't this remind you of how technical and orwellian the clintons are, suddenly the democrats and we see this this morning, have become more defensive. and i think the idea is you know what? republicans are feasting, they are in a frenzy. they think this is watergate redux, and it's not. >> okay. but you know sometimes when you see, it's thanksgiving. >> that's right. >> right. >> we have to take a break. we'll see you guys a little later in the panel. up next the obama administration continues its nuclear talks with iran after israeli prime minister netanyahu's warning. we'll ask two senators whether congress will block a deal. and what do you think about negotiating with iran?

clinton foundation hypocrisy. the clinton foundation sagan's war of the nation's from foreign governments when hillary clinton servedecretary of state but according to the wall street journal's reporting for individuals, foundations companies and organizations gave the clinton foundation almost $70 million while mrs. clinton was secretary of state. adding to the scandal the clinton foundation's flag ship health program, public health program publishing for its donors back in 2010. turning to the next story if we make the service employees international union releasing a scathing new at hitting chicago mayor rahm emanuel. >> i am up here, chicago never looked better. but down here under rahm emanuel we have seen nearly 10,000 shootings, 50 neighborhood schools shut down and the mayor who hits working people with higher taxes and fees while giving special tax breaks to his friends at the very top. lou: the service employees union endorsing rahm emanuel's rival democrat from like garcia in the runoff elections next month but the union also the target of a lot of criticism early this week. the service employees union fu

clinton, what is your opinion? president clinton: you guys should not be making news on this. scott: hillary clinton is taking heat cause of her use of a private e-mail address during her time as secretary of state. that may be a violation of open records laws. it is a story that is going viral, a little girl rescued from a wrecked car in a river. why she took 14 hours to be found, and told -- and what the rescuers underwent. plus a gorgeous day to welcome an extra hour of daylight, but is winter finally in the rearview mirror? eileen is back with scott: an incredible story of survival from utah, where rescuers found an 18 month old little girl alive some 14 hours after a crash that killed the child past mother. officials found the car upside down in a frigid river about an hour south of salt lake city. >> where the car was, you could not see it from the roadway. scott: seven of the people who worked to save the little girl had to be treated for hypothermia. at last check, the 18 month old is in critical condition at a nearby children's hospital. eileen is joining us now. let's talk about the weathe

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perceptions of the clinton existed for a long time, that they play by their own set of rules. >> hillary clinton, a bit of a scandal right now. >> another scandal for hillary clinton. >> future president hillary clinton may have to pardon former secretary of state hillary clinton. >> clinton's only public comment to quell the firestorm over her private e-mail system came wednesday on twitter, quote, i want the public to see my e-mail. i asked state to release them. they said they will review them for release as soon as possible. clinton turned over 55,000 pages of e-mails to the state department in december. and according to aides, that's 90% of all e-mails she sent. critics say it was left to her and her staff to decide what was released and that may have been the point. meanwhile the e-mail story is playing into every negative stereotype about the clintons and their supporters that they follow the letter of the law, but not its spirit. >> nobody has disagreed with me as a lawyer that what she did was lawful, lawful. now all the what ifs suppose that, that's not fact. that's speculation. >> but the story plays into a narrative that when it comes to transparency,

four years after bill clinton but you had a lot of i dealings before and during your term with the clintons. how familiar does all of this seem to you? >> very familiar. bill clintonor hillary clinton have been on the ballot in arkansas or the nation every two years since 1974, sent for 1988 and the time when bill clinton was el located president it was every four years. hillary clinton was on the ballot, of course to be united states senator and united states president. so we have a clinton on the ballot in over 13 elections over the period of the past 41 years and that means when bill clinton was governor he made 1,200 appointments a year, an incredible political campaign. every campaign i was in the chin toes personally campaigned for my opponent and i know what it is to face an extraordinary political machine i am not better. these are people who know how to play politics. they play to win. they use every tool at their disposal to win. i have always had a decent personal relationship with the clintons and still do. i look it at michael corelone looks at the business he was in, it is not personal just business. when you challenge the clinton political machine w

impressive. >> what are they going to do at 7. >> we want to start off talking about clinton clinton. the relationship with journalists. reset is a word we've heard from her before talking about russia. we all know how that went. perhaps a recursor to rekindling this relationship? >> i was just so happy to hear she likes me. she wants to be friends. i'm so happy to hear it. >> and do you think she's really ready to do that and could this be the kick start to her e-mail scandal rehab? she needs a reset there. >> he get this hillary, i want to be pals. i'm a new haircut. the problem, i think in the end is that while she's super smart and has a ton of money. she's going to run an effective campaign she doesn't have bill's charm, and i don't know if you can learn that. >> we want to talk about someone who can be charming in his own way. ted cruz. >> yeah. >> yeah. what we saw yesterday, he's dominating the headlines and it will probably carry into today but we didn't see a lot of republicans standing by his side, notable republicans. do people just not like this guy in his party? >> inclu

the wall street journal many of these companies followed their clinton brokered deals with don't nations to the clinton foundation. mrs. clinton lobbied the algerian government for ge to build power plants. they donated heavily to the clinton foundation. boeing dropped 900 grand into the foundation after secure a $3.7 billion deal with russia again, thanks to the lobbying efforts of clinton. 60 companies that lobbied the state department during her tenure dough fated more than $26 million to the dlin clinton foundation. the clinton's nothing to see here act is offensive. they think the laws don't apply to them. they've always thought they're better than you and me and they never own up to anything. meanwhile others have gone to prison for much less. wake up america this smells fish yu because it probably is. fishy yu because it probably is. because it probably is. >> announcer: the following program is a paid advertisement for the food lovers fat loss system, brought to you by provida life sciences -- practical solutions for better living. >> i'm annette. i'm from studio city california. i'm a mother of three. i weigh 155½ pou

clinton's use of private e-mail accounts. yesterday, fox news learned that mrs. clinton created not one but multiple e-mail addresses under the private domain. clinton's aides insisted she used only one and it's still unclear how exactly those additional accounts were actually used, but their discovery is raising more questions about what mrs. clinton might be hiding from the american public. the state department is defending her use of private e-mail. >> as i said, there's no prohibition on using this kind of e-mail account as long as it's preserved. she had taken steps to preserve those records by providing the state department with the 55,000 pages. certainly, it sounds to me like that has been completed. >> really have any way of knowing if she provided everything unless you're taking her at her word for it correct? >> i think 55,000 is a pretty big number. >> with all due respect that's a ridiculous response. under federal regulation all e-mails sent on nongovernment accounts had to be preserved for the public record. >> abc news learned hillary clinton violated (uq department e-mail policy for all four years she served as secretary of state. a s

clinton left office. but you had a lot of dealings before and during your term with the clintons. how familiar does all this seem to you? >> very familiar. and let me be very clear. bill clinton, or hillary clinton, has been on the ballot in arkansas or the nation every two years since 1974, except for 1988 and then the time, once bill clinton was elected president, then it was every four years. hillary clinton was on the ballot, of course, to be u.s. senator, and then u.s. president. so we've had a clinton on the ballot in over 13 elections over the period of the past 41 years. that means that when bill clinton was governor, he made about 1200 appointments a year. that's an incredible political machine. every campaign i was ever in, the clintons personally campaigned for my opponent. i know what it is to face what is an extraordinary political machine. i'm not bitter about it, because frankly my attitude has been look, these are people who know how to play politics. they play to win. they use every tool at their disposal to win. i've always had a decent personal relationship with the clintons. still do. i look at it like michael corleone once looked at the business he was in

clinton source follow the money to figure out why there's an e-mail controversy why they're missing in the first place. that's what you're trying to do. >> right. we know that the clinton foundation has disclosed most of their donors. we know that while secretary clinton was at the state department she -- the foundation raised millions of dollars from foreign sources including $500,000 from the country of algeria that was in contra vengs of the agreement she had with the state department not to raise foreign money in the clinton foundation. and then we know that since she left the department of state that they raised almost a quarter of a billion dollars, a third of the million-dollar donors to the foundation are foreign sources. and this raises a lot of concerns as to whether that money or any of it was solicited by her or anyone on her staff while she was secretary of state. >> well, the thing is that this staff that surrounded her while she was at state, they're also very relevant. because if they were not on the state.gov servers, we also don't have their e-mails. we have reason to believe there's been reporting this week that her top staffers were also on the clinton's e-mail server including a guy by the last name of cheng potentially. tell us a

clinton e-mail story. john, what happens next? where does the story go now in terms of reporting, in terms of the clinton? >> i think the question of what the clintonside to do next with respect to this story is one thing. but there is a bigger thing that's going to start to happen. there is a tweet from ron fournier who says perhaps hillary clinton should not run for president. he's quoting various democrats saying she doesn't seem like she is ready to run. they're about to hand republicans and inquisition. we have talked about the small probability she would not run. sadly some are starting to suggest maybe it would be better for her not to run. that will be a political story that will have legs for a while. >> there was a story that they are hiring a research firm to look into her background. they don't like to be told no. they surround themselves with people who enable their distrust in the media and the republican opponent, and they do not give up information willingly. if you are hillary clinton you have to be wondering, what else is out there? jeb bush needs to get his arms around that for his own sake but she does not have her arms around he

clinton. the clintons are the establishment. they need to see themselves as counter culture heros bravely fighting the system. >> but you see the fight between pat and salons, a liberal within and salon going after him. >> shouldn't we both be happy that they're making fun of a woman, a female comic is getting her time to shine and we need more of that. do you think that snl can actually influenvoters? >> i don't think so. it's just there to make us laugh. i hope actually. i hope they're not making their decisions based on a comedy show. >> abdy would you vote based on what snl did in. >> not snl. >> what show? parks and reck? >> no whatever jon daly said. >>> customers got a lesson instead of a smith & wesson. a gun shop was a stunt by an gun control group to preach their message. potential buyers were filmed by hidden cameras. ♪ >> hey, how are you doing? >> hey, how are you doing. >> hey. >> we have used. it's our most popular one. .22 caliber, six-inch revolver. it's also a gun that a five-year-old found in his parents' bedr

president clinton chanting president clinton president clinton >> hundreds of students went on a day-long walkout demanding the school district reverse the decision to fire a popular teacher. abc7 news reporter laura anthony is live at de anza high school in richmond with the story. laura? >> reporter: hi there. some students still out here seven hours after their demonstration began. these students walk into class and leave for the day. they stayed right here at a sit-in and demonstration. administrators here were sent a loud message. >> what do we want? >> reporter: they walked out of class after the first bell hundreds of students from richmond's de anza high school upset that a beloved teacher won't be back next year. >> with this teacher that we have now, she actually make us do work and she actually cares. she will make sure that you do everything you are supposed to do and if you don't you won't play in that game you're supposed to play in on friday or thursday or whenever you're supposed to play. >> reporter: the principal and school board decided no to renew the contract of proba

hillary clinton former pollster to tell us how he thinks she did. ♪ mark: joining us now, a man who did the sack same thing that we all did this afternoon, watched hillary clinton. he was hillary clintonign pollster in her last presidential campaign. just, welcome. just: how are you -- just, welcome. just: how are you doing ecco -- how are you doing ecco mark: what was so great about it in your point of view? jeff: she was serious and poised and you do not see a lot of rest there for someone who had been operating in that kind of political environment for quite some time. i was pleased with that. more importantly on the substance, she has really taken all or most of the wind out of the sails of this story. i'm sure republicans will still be yakking about it afterwards but it just feels like there is a lot less there than somebody might have thought the forehand. john: i made this comment earlier michelle, but it seems to me to headlines come out of this. one is gone -- earlier in the show, but it seems to me that to headlines cannot out of this. one is, she destroyed thousands of e-mails. and she did this out of convenience. that sounds very opportunistic. are those not to very bad li

foundation. >> others have donated to the clinton foundation. >> democrats worry the unanswered questions will cause epidemic of early on set clinton fatigue. the clintons are going ahead with a fundraiser tonight with domestic donors. all for a good cause they say classic clinton. >> since then the end justifies the means. we are seeing it here with taking foreign donations from terrorist supporting countries that suppress the rights of women and setting up a secret e-mail account to dodge transparency regulations and potentially expose sensitive e-mail information to foreign threats. >> reporter: clinton warned the next 20 months to election day will probably be harder than ever and slammed republicans for proposing tax cuts. >> we're not buying that old trickle down economics that didn't work before and can never work again. >> reporter: last year's book tour attempt to rework her image got lousy reviews. she was ridiculed for saying she and her husband were broke after presidency. while she was secretary of bill clinton raked in $38 million for speaking fees. former have been raising millions in organizing volunteers for more than a year. lawsuits a

clinton. clinton never wanted a war in the south. he wanted to gain a port town in the south. but he never really envisaged making the south the focus of the war. clinton believed that new york would be the main focus of the war and that they would make their great big in new york and in effect, he was right. the mother of all battles would be in new york, in indeed, it was not enough that he defeated a detachment of that army. you would need to defeat the main army in new york. in washington has also been accused of essentially being too cautious, doing little in 1779 7080 -- 1780. the washington papers, recently published, and the washington papers, as these volumes have been published, it has become more and more clear that washington was relying on the french fleet, who essentially let him down. >> thank you. andrew: it undermined clinton and clinton almost gave up. it led to a lot of mistrust and awkwardness between the commanders, right when they needed to be working together. >> the most shocking book and the last year is called "the counterrevolution of 1776," that argues slave owners of america embraced the revolution because they were afraid

. >> it's not like the state department didn't get all the clinton e-mails that clinton decided they should get. >> clinton turned over about 55,000 pages of documents. >> i think 55,000 is a pretty big number. >> it is a big number. there are bigger. >> day two of the trial of the boston bombing suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev. >> six witnesses called by the prosecution wednesday. most victims of the bombing. >> there was no cross-examination by the defense. >> the jury saw footage from a sporting good store, a window shatters, victims flood in. people grab clothes to use as bandages. >> well, here's the deal. we're looking at snow and ice. it is a mess. >> a delta plane skidded off the runway. >> a plane that originated in atlanta. >> laguardia is going to be seeing very limited operations all day today. >> icing is going to continue to be a concern. >> i wanted to build a snowman. >> can you talk us through the fashion of this snowman. oh, no! >> bad roads and airport delays galore. >>> a new 2016 presidential poll taken before hillary clinton's e-mail controversy shows her in a statistical tie with jeb bush

clinton and one of those who is calling for that. republicans here would like some clarity at a minimum from hillary clinton. obviously, it is republicans who have dramatically called for hillary clinton to come clean, specifically the house select committee on benghazi. mark: as we watch mrs. clinton speaking at the u.n. event about you -- about women's empowerment, i want to bring in mark from "with all due respect your quote -- "with all due respect." mark h: we will see how many questions she takes. they do feel pressure within her camp to deal with it. mark c: peter, mark just talked about the pressure within her camp. if you watched some of the sunday talk shows, some democrats have been asking mrs. clinton to speak out because they feel they have been forced into the position to have to defend her actions. what are they saying now? peter: i mentioned senator dianne feinstein, someone who has been aligned with hillary clinton. i have spoken with other democrats you don't think this will be a huge issue. at least that is what they say privately. but they realize it will become a bigger issue until she confronted directly. so there is pressure coming from democrats for heller jury

from outside the governments and the clinton foundation is doing is reviving the image of what the clintons are and how they operate. she is running on the clintond the memory of the good times in the '90s. that's her advantage in being a clinton. peace and prosperity. but now what's happened is she has now revived the downside of the '90s, the downside of the clinton years which was the parsing of words, the skirting of the law, the operating outside of the rules that people might have let go of but now is back in full force. >> charles, it's great to see you. >> pleasure. >> well, some political analysts now think they have figured out hillary clinton's plans for survivalsur surviveing this crisis. and you better believe it involves the media. howie kurtz is next to show us how it works. >>> plus, we're getting reports that the justice department could soon bring serious criminal charges against a top democratic senator. see why he thinks this is part of a smear campaign against him. >>> and after a doj ñeport completely exonerates officer darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown out of obama today appeared to suggest that wilson m

from outside the governments and the clinton foundation is doing is reviving the image of what the clintons are and how they operate. she is running on the clintone and the memory of the good times in the '90s. that's her advantage in being a clinton. peace and prosperity. but now what's happened is she has now revived the downside of the '90s, the downside of the clinton years which was the parsing of words, the skirting of the law, the operating outside of the rules that people might have let go of but now is back in full force. >> charles, it's great to see you. >> pleasure. >> well, some political analysts now think they have figured out hillary clinton's plans for survivalsur surviveing this crisis. and you better believe it involves the media. howie kurtz is next to show us how it works. >>> plus, we're getting reports that the justice department could soon bring serious criminal charges against a top democratic senator. see why he thinks this is part of a smear campaign against him. >>> and after a doj ñeport completely exonerates officer darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown out of obama today appeared to suggest that wils

clinton and hillary clinton. he's the former special council for president clinton. lanny, good to see you. >> hi megyn. >> first, i know you don't think she did anything wrong here. but i want to ask you whether you know if she did preserve all of the documents that she created and received during her tenure as secretary of state via e-mail? >> well she says she preserved -- excuse my voice megyn, it will be up to the state department and anybody else to confirm she's telling the truth. >> did she say that? i didn't hear her say that in her tweets. >> yes. >> you're telling us she says she did not delete any official documents. >> all preserved. and if deleted you know they can be found. secondly it is a fact that she did nothing illegal. the law actually changed in 2014. and the preservation of those records nothing -- >> that's not true. let me stop you there. that's not true. i've been looking at this, you're a lawyer and so am i, but i've been looking at this for two days and my information is that the law was very clear as of 1995 the national archives and recor

clinton and her parsing of words that more veteran reporters are used to, and you have to be very precise in her questions and you have to look for the precise meaning of what hillary clinton and her husband bill clinton have to say. >> how much of this is about a truly legitimate washington, d.c. scandal, even though they have not assigned the word "gate" to the end of it, and the reporters have been around and around and around with the clintons, and many are saying, here we go again. >> it gets to the perception and the stereotypes that the clintons have that they get to play by a different set of rules. here is ike secretary of state sending out memos and internal memos around the world saying do not use personal e-mails yet she, for convenience, get to use personal e-mails and she gets to decide what is personal and dee least it. the clintons are sometimes not totally forthcoming. there are a lot of questions that hillary clinton did not answer. there are a lot of questions about the foundation and foreign money that the clinton foundation has received that she did not answer, and this is very much to control the environment. this was not a former news set up, per se. this was a hundred reporters

clintons over the years, very supportive of hillary clinton. you'll get a sense of a tiny bit of frustration, like why is she having to defend secretary clinton? why isn't secretary clinton defending secretary clinton? president obama speaking out about it was very careful not to defend what she did, simply saying i'm glad she's going to disclose. there is hand wringing particularly in particularly who think she's fallen into a trap that frankly obama folks took advantage of in '07 saying she's not an open and transparent person, the clintons are in to secrecy. >> does this open up a whole other discourse on benghazi? >> i think what it ends up opening up is it gives congressional republicans their own belief that they're credible now in their investigation. obviously democrats have been trying to dismiss it as a witch hunt going after the clintons for sport. without this investigation we wouldn't have found out about the i mail server. i think it means this committee lives on and becomes sort of a thorn in her side throughout the presidential campaign. >>> we have a big vote coming up on march 17. benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of isra

clinton for the next year? >> whether there's a viable candidate or not, that's going to go up against hillary clinton, the press is going to be on her because she is hkillary clintonthat machine, this what has been known as one of the great political machines of our modern era. i mean her husband was known as the comeback kid. he got two terms in office and she was a first lady who became a u.s. senator, who also is now running for president. and who was secretary of state. who else has the pedigree that she does? so she is someone that attracts media attention. she has a story. she is a magnet for everyone to come to particularly the press. so she will definitely be scrutinized under the microscope of the press as well as from her fellow competition whoever that may be even if it's martin o'malley or whomever else that comes up. she is really right now for all intents and purposes she is the person to beat. this is her stage on the democratic side. >> the house select committee on benghazi might also complicate hillary's 2016 campaign if the investigation continues into next year. here's what trey gowdy who is chairing that committee said yesterday about that on

hotels.com is more helpful than janet. >>> president clinton, hillary clinton and chelsea spoke at a clintonl initiative event. it just wrapped up and this is the first time the former secretary of state has made a public appearance since reports were revealed this week she exclusively used her private e-mail account at the time she was at the state department. she didn't address the controversy in her remarks so really what we've heard is the tweet she issued midweek saying she's going to have those e-mails disclosed. let's discuss it with our senior political correspondent brianna keilar in washington and cnn political commentator and political conservative, buck sexton in new york and former u.n. and state department official former obama campaign foreign policy adviser, david ta forry. brianna, are you surprised she didn't address it? >> i'm not necessarily surprised that she did not address this. obviously there was a possibility, but we haven't got an lot of guidance from her team which is why we were waiting to see if she would address it. but i'm not particularly surprise and there a

it's not like the state department didn't eventually get all the clinton e-mails that clinton decided they should get. >> in 2014 clinton hand over 55,000 pages after the state department sent a written request for the records. aids say they tossed out clinton's personal notes like memos on her daughter's wedding. >> jon: i believe it is a sign that when you write memos about your daughter's wedding-- (laughter) re the happiest day of your life. you are father and i look very forward to sharing the event with you. -- i the concern there is that the aides are the ones that get to decide which e-mails are appropriate to be shared as opposed to an independent arbiter that is why doritoes doesn't get to decide which ingredients consumers need to know about. or why you don't get to tell the cops which pocket to search. >> well, no, officer, not that one. that is the weed pocket. and those other two gentleman gentlemen are my balls. is there another reason that she didn't need to archive the e-mails. >> secretary powell wrote about this in his book on a personal laptop installed in his office so he could use personal e-mail.

clintons. one voter stood up and set i voted for your father once and your brother twice. he said there was ross perot. jeb bush said good for you, you got bill clinton. he normally will not talk about the clintons. can see he is looking for the jugular. >> and not a big political attack, just an elliptical thing. when is hillary going to take shots at jeb? here is what the clinton camp is actually concerned about. it's the gray lady herself, on a scale of one to godzilla, how big of a problem is the times for hillary clinton? >> a pretty big problem. the clintons and the new york times have had a historic nemesis like relationship going back to the whitewater stories. the last time hillary ran for president there was a huge blow up over a story about the clintons personal life. there was a big reader backlash about in that story. i do not trust the new york times. there is evidence the new york times is going to put a lot of reporters on this story. >> investigative reporters certain columnists -- i know if there is an irony, that the republicans best friends, when the times writes an investigative piece about the clintons, it harkens back to the age when i started out where a front-page new yo

last name would not clinton clinton, we would not be having this conversation, i guarantee you. >> shirra you're in washington close to the conversation. is this toughening ms. clintonpresident as expected? , or is this the beginning of the republicans using an opening that she may have given them to begin to bring her down. >> make no his take today's ewent was the beginning of the campaign. this press difference was in many ways a dry run for her of whether or not she can expect. now, for the republicans on capitol hill eselections have consequences. this is what happens when the opposing party wins the majority in the house. they can launch investigations like this and it is not going to stop anytime in the next two years. i think it's part of the calculus for house republicans on how they can run against clinton. in many ways divert attention from a large crowded and divisive primary. >> tara they do have the house and senate. you're already hearing gowdy about how he wants mrs. clinton to have to come before the benghazi committee at least twice. do they have, because of they control congress the toblt v ability to drag this out? >> absolutely. this is what the