it's called the clinton foundation for a reason, because it's a foundation for the clintons.hey make their money, that's how they make their living. i think anybody from the clinton group should turn around and say to anybody that's investigating it that it's illegitimate to associate their political ideology with their foundation it's ridiculous and once it just the issue to get it off the table to nobody will take a good look at it to see if there is any impropriety there with bill clinton speeches and hillary clinton, secretary of state, doing favors for people. i think it's definitely worth looking into and needs to be looked further into since they have amended their taxes a couple of times and haven't reported some money and came out and said they didn't report money. there's plenty of things to look at. >> david, thank you. nd you mentioned bill clinton's speeches and also hillary clinton both making millions in giving private speeches before announcing candidacy again. >> it's one of the things the caller referred to that caused was at "washington post" to decide it w

let's change to the clinton foundation. of your owe opponents have said look, donald trump gave $100,000 to the clinton foundation you say. >> over the years i have been called a world class businessman which isry what i was and i'm not now. i'm a politician if you can't believe it i hate the term politician but i guess that's what i am.' i take care of everybody. i give to everybody. i get along with clinton. i get along with the speaker of the house. i get along with everybody. that was my obligation. i got along with democrats and liberals and republicans and conservatives. and they called me and they loved me and if they want to do have dinner they would call me whatever i wanted i got. that's part of being a successful businessman. >> as a businessman you bribed them. >> well, in some cases some people do3vqbá >> in some cases people -- to the clinton foundation. now, she is in trouble, hillary clinton, with the clinton foundation. she is in trouble now. >> if you are the republican nominee how can you attack her on th

i mean, i've given money to the clinton foundation. you know, i was a very, very, very big business person. and i get along with everybody including the clintons, and i've given money over the years to the clinton foundation, never asked for anything. i will say this, speeches were made by the president. i think he got like $8 million for speeches made with -- you know and paid for by people that were doing work with the state department when she was the head of the state department. it was just one of the papers that he was paid about $8 million for various groups and companies and they were doing business directly with the state department at that time. and paid very, very substantially. so these are real problems for them ultimately when it comes to the general election. maybe even now. but certainly when it comes to the general leakeelection, sean >> the question whether or not they were able to buy her silence with these donations as it relates to the atrocious human rights records. bill clinton is now out on the campaign trail cam

reporting i have seen from all the individuals, countries and companies that gave money to the clinton foundation. i haven't seen one instance in which hillary clinton did anything at the state department to advance the interests of those people. that's way it's going to take for something to be criminal. charles: maybe some of those donors have buyers remorse. but bill clinton would get half a million for a speech here. an interesting correlation between the time hillary clinton was at state and his speaking fees went through the roof. >> fox news reporting began april 2015. you know what else happened is the "new york times" bombshell story of about the clinton foundation and the iranian deal that could have played a part in getting this our rainup one thing -- this uranium one deal. charles: people say this is why there was a flip floch on the keefe stone time line. this of course is something whoever the ultimate gop candidate is including your guy donald trump, it's got to hit him pretty hard. >> absolutely. and this will play out in the court of public opinion. if there were $40 million fro

. >> fox news reporting the fbi now looking into possible corruption charges concerning the clinton foundation. mrs. clinton not happy and new poll numbers will not please her either. we'll have a special report. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> great britain debating whether or not to ban donald trump. don't they have freedom of speech over there? we will take to you london. >> oh my -- >> also ahead, out-of-control students continuing to brutalize public schools without fear of punishment. a factor investigation. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. the state of the union, that this evening's talking points memo two words not good. about an hour from now president obama will deliver his final state of the union address. i know some of you are applauding the word "final." a new cbs news poll tells the story. just 27% of americans believe the

the clinton foundation was investigated and the findings were discussed last spring. >> the fundamentalis with this deal and others we detroit in the book, is it ko coincidence where large clinton supporters have business before the state department, they make large payments and favorable actions are taken? >> the latest state department e-mail released, the number of classified e-mails identified on mrs. clinton's private account has risen to 1342, including two top secret. clinton insisted nothing she received was classified at the time and dismissed the report that the investigation is expanding. >> is that story true? >> absolutely not. it's an unsourced, irresponsible, you know, claim that has no basis and it is something that really is without merit. >> and clinton said the fbi hasn't contacted her either, but that is simply not how the process works. experts, including a former senior fbi agent, said there's no way for clinton to know the status, because the bureau doesn't have to notify the subject of the investigation unless an indictment is imminent. >> so she says irresponsib

violating federal law, investigated by fbi for emails or whether quid pro quo corruption at clinton foundation she proved herself impervious to those things in democrat primary. hillary clinton is poor presidential candidate. she has all the scandals bernie sanders can sweep under the rug. let's forget about those beep emmails. if donald trump or ted cruz is nominee those will the be under the rug and she will be held accountable and prove she is the weak candidate that barack obama swooped in and beat as a no name senator from illinois. deirdre: there looks yet possibility of another wildcard. michael bloomberg, according to sources former new york city mayor has done some polling exploratory research on whether or not he should jump in at this moment. as i see it that would take votes from both sides. what is your take. >> this is mayor who endorsed barack obama. this is a mayor a democrat before he was republican. this is a mayor who, implemented orwellian type restrictions on how much we can drink and eat in the city of new york. so anyone who is conservative or even leans right is not goi

we reached out to the clinton foundation. interestingly, peter, they didn't respond us to. why?eah, big surprise. no, you're exactly right. mark rich was a bad, bad dude. and by the way, all the things that you mention about him trading with the ayatollah khomeini, with north korea, with the apartheid regime, south africa, even after the 2001 pardon, it came out after that fact that he was continuing his bad ways. he was implicated in the oil for food scandal involving the iraqi government and saddam hussein. it's not like this was a guy who was repentant for what he had done. yet the clintons have taken a $1 billion pledge from mark rich's long-time business partner. they have taken money from his lawyers. they have taken money from all sorts of people directly connected to mark rich. and it just indicates that pretty much willing to take money from anybody. >> how much money are we talking about? >> you know, it's hard to say because they reveal the contributions in ranges. but it is certainly more than $10 million. there is a $1 billion, with a b pledge that gilbert shagori,

. >> as long as this e-mail story stays alive and reports are investigating the clinton foundation she can't talk about what she and her campaign want to talk about. >> how about attacking bernie sanders on not wanting medicare or medicaid? i remember when hillary clinton was saying i'm not going to talk about bernie sanders and bernie sanders is -- >> which is what she said about obama. >> they are calling each other names. >> why shouldn't she? >> her daughter is doing her dirty work. >> and now that joe biden says that bernie sanders has authenticity -- >> is she making the same mistakes as she made against then candidate barack obama? >> barack obama had two advantages. he was able to create a coalition of white progressives with african-americans. when african-americans saw he was credible they shifted en masse. >> and clinton has strong african-american support. >> and people around him were terrific organizer. that's part of the reason he

bribe them. >> in some cases some people bill. >> when you give is 100,000 to the clinton foundation, clinton, with the clinton foundation. she is in trouble now. so if you are the republican nominee how can you attack her on that when she will turn around and say you gave did. >> it's very easy. i have to tell you this in all fairness, i thought that money was being put to very good use. i assumed it was being put to whether it's haiti or all the different things i heard about. i didn't know about the private airplane rides all over the place. if you look at the kind of expenses that they charge and the way they lived i had no idea that. they never really did anything for me. but i will say this. this i think they probably would have liked me and, you know, whether you give here or give there, i got along with everybody, bill. i get along with everybody. >> all right. do you want your money back? do you want your money back? >> if they want to send it back i will take it gladly. i would love to have it back. [ laughter ] >> i wish it was put to good use. you want to know whether it w

and tag "self" magazine and clinton foundation in your posts. such a pleasure to introduce our panelists today. they are all doing their part to bring more women up in the tech sector, and they are committed and inspiring. we have alexis von tobl, who is the founder and ceo of learn batch. our own andrew seegel, edp of strategy and corporate development for us at advance publications. kia williams, who is the co-founder of sirrium. >> and rachel squire, who is the co-founder of change the ratio and bliss. so we're thrilled to have them. without further adieu, i'm thrilled to introduce our speaker and our moderator, chelsea clinton, the vice chair of the clinton foundation. [ applause ] >> thank you, joyce, for that terrific introduction. i apologize for my unusually husky voice. i'm a bit under the weather. so i also won't shake any hands or give any hugs. that's not about you, that's just about me. even though i washed my hands right before i came into the room. and i want to echo what joyce said from the clinton foundation's perspective and ju

clintons, both of them, were engaged in free-lancing diplomacy in order to benefit both the clinton foundationpersonally. >> well, did the clinton foundation get any@money from north korean interests? >> we do not know that yet. >> that's what they're looking at. >> this is part of the investigation. >> okay. so you don't know whether there is a smoking gun. you just know they are looking for it. >> this is where the investigation is headed, yes. >> now your theory, if people haven't seen miss monica on the program before talking about this, is that barack obama does not want hillary clinton to be the enemy knee of the democratic party; is that correct. >> that is correct. i do think if mrs. clinton were dominating both the republicannó and democratic fields they would leave her alone. the reality is she is very vulnerable. she is losing ground across all voter categories including women her strong hold. because there is blood in the water this makes it much easier to dispose of her which i think is what the president wants anyway. >> you think barack obama doesn't want her to be president. >>

focused on for last 9 month, the public corruption aspect, donors and hillary clinton, and bill clinton foundationss, what they have been able to do for those donors. i think that is where this turned. the intelligence failures at server is huge a huge legal problem for hillary clinton, she has serious problem. look, joe is a serious former u.s. attorney, making the statements that she will be indicted. i think i agree with him. lou: at-this-point, that will require some political forfeiture on the part of obama justice department, that is arguably the most politicized -- >> sinces clinton justice department in the 90s, you know. the fbi is working, i hear up to 150 agents, i hear there will be a revolt, inside of the fbi if there are no charges brought against hillary clinton. lou: you think that david petraeus would lead that revolt, because of what he has gone through. turn to politics, that is this primary, donald trump again commanding leads in polls, again emerging with a couple of points lead over cruz this inn iowa. your thoughts? >> you know, i think that christie, bush, rubio, kasich, th

the clinton foundation. then what we're hearing is that she was instructing someone on how to remove information from the heading so they could send her something on a nonclassified or nonsecure server. wow, doug. >> well look there is a lot going on. there is a lot of smoke. i'm not sure there is any fire there is no sense that the talking points yet were necessarily secure or confidential. we'll see. a lot of agents apparently working on the case. again, i don't see the nexus between contributions and policy but we'll see. and e-mails, again, i really am not convinced that there will be any charges against -- >> let me tell you something. >> please do. >> here is the thing. when the e-mails were released last friday night at what was it 11:30? >> a little later. >> okay. a little later. all right. what they did is they blocked out everything in the e-mail. what does that tell you, mr. shone? it tells me as a former prosecutor that stuff was classified, which then fits right into the narrative just take the

fbi agents are investigating possible intersection of donations between clinton foundation dispensation of state department contracts and whether regular processes were followed. according to one of three sources spoke to fox news on condition of anonymity. fox news was also told that fbi agents will be quote, screaming if a prosecution is not pursued because many previous public corruption cases have been made in successfully prosecuted with much less evidence than what is apparently emerging in this investigation. with the latest state department email dumb, the number classified emails identified on mrs. clinton's private account hasries ren to 1340, a charge she dismissed over weekend and charges that she direct ad subordinate to send sensitive material her home account. >> in fact as the state department says there was no transmission of any classified information. so it is another effort by people looking for something to throw against the wall, as you said, in the beginning of the program, to see what sticks but there is no there there. reporter: recent appeal by the state depart

the investigation found up denise rich, mark rich's ex-wife had written large checks to the clinton foundationand democratic party. what we found in researching the donation since that pardon is that flow of cash for people continued. bill clinton said this was a mill mistake. it has not been a financial one. they have reaped a lot of financial rewards for what they did for mark rich. >> this is a guy who traded illegally with america's enemies including the. >> i ayatollah. this is not a good guy. this is a guy selling oil to the apartheid regime in south africa. we reached out to the clinton, and they didn't respond. >> mark rich was a bad, bad dude. and all of the things trading with the ayatollah, south africa, after the 2001 pardon, it came out after the fact he was continuing in his bad ways. he was implicated in the oil for food scandal. so it's not like this is a guy repenting for what he had done. yet, the clintons have taken a $1 billion pledge from his long time business partner and taking money from his lawyers and from all sorts of people directly connected to mark rich. it just i

in this case whether people donated to the clinton foundation received preferential treatment in termsof access and the granting of state department contracts. >> all right. that seems to be the new part. we knew they were looking at themm email. what was it that spawned this new direction? >> i don't know what respond it, but our spawned it. but this line of inquiry has ear. going since april of and late this afternoon mrs. clinton responded to our reporting and said that she had not been notified by the fbi of such an investigation and to her knowledge there was no investigation. but you know as someone who has been a career prosecutor and defense attorney that -- >> -- they never gave us notice. >> that's right. >> they didn't tell us what they were doing. we don't know that for sure. and we have obviously no timetable on any of this. >> there is no tomb table, but you can -- you get a sense from our reporting that there is a lot of frustration building up inside the bureau because of what is described to us as significant evidence found in both lines of inquiry. the emails and then

please be sure to tag @clinton foundation in your posts. it is a pleasure to introduce our panelests who are doing their parts to bring up more women in the tech sector. they are more committed and we have the founder and ceo of learn best. our own andrew segal who is evp of strategy in corporate development here at advanced publications. kia williams who are the cofounder and ravenally srachel sklar. i am thrilled to introduce our guest speaker, chelsea clinton who is the vice chair of the clinton foundation. >> thank you for that terrific introduction. i apologize for my unusually husky voice. i am a bit under the weather. i won't shake any hands or give any hugs. that's not about you. it's about me. even though i washed my hands before i came into the room. i want to echo what she said and say what a tremendously meaningful partnership we had over the last year as we worked to pin the normal paradigm of the existence and sort of demographic that generally attracts 70 to 80% men and we are so proud we had 70 to 80% women in all of our ser

into question in terms of why it was removed from this to her possession in order to serve the clinton foundation the clinton business interests. if that turns out to be true -- >> this is now the expanded investigation. >> yes. >> to quote digenova, jay, if the fbi decided it had more than enough evidence to indict and loretta lynch failed to do so especially with the fbi's background work and investigation here, it would create a crisis within our government unseen since watergate. agree? >> well, and much worse. because if you've got the entire fbi -- look, you're talking about top secret documents being removed. you're talking about potential public corruption. i mean, if you look at watergate -- i'm not defending watergate, but it was a bad -- a third-rate break-in and it had its own elements of where the nixon administration was going to try to use the irs, they did not. here we know the whole history with the irs and the targeting. but if you look at the facts of this and this is where the focus has to be, if the fbi is investigating and they look at the facts and they put it together, are

and tag "self" magazine and clinton foundation in your posts. such a pleasure to introduce our panelists today. they are all doing their part to bring more women up in the tech sector, and they are committed and inspiring. we have alexa von tobel, who is the founder and ceo of learnvest. our own andrew siegel, edp of strategy and corporate development for us at advance publications. kiah williams, who is the co-founder of sirum. and rachel squire, who is the co-founder of change the ratio and bliss. so we're thrilled to have them. without further adieu, i'm thrilled to introduce our speaker and our moderator, chelsea clinton, the vice chair of the clinton foundation. [ applause ] >> thank you, joyce, for that terrific introduction. i apologize for my unusually husky voice. i'm a bit under the weather. so i also won't shake any hands or give any hugs. that's not about you, that's just about me. even though i washed my hands right before i came into the room. and i want to echo what joyce said from the clinton foundation's perspective and just say

. >> reporter: fox is reporting the fbi probe may expand to look at the intersection of clinton foundation work and state department business violated the public corruption laws but moments ago in iowa clinton told "the des moines register" that said that's an irresponsible claim and not true. clinton anticipated said she heard nothing from the fbi so it's unclear what she knows and does not know. >> obviously a game changer. e > on the republican sid tonight new polls suggest donald trump and ted cruz are first and second, or second and first just three weeks before the first votes are taken in the iowa caucuses. senior political correspondent mike emmanuel looks at a wealth of information tonight. >> reporter: the latest polling out of iowa feature as two man race in the hawkeye state between donald trump and ted cruz. a new quinnipiac virtual has t donald trump with 31%, ted cruz at 29% and marco rubio at a distant 15%. today in new hampshire trump continued his attack on cruz's citizenship being born in canadian to an american mother. >> ted cruz is a problem. he's got a problem. you c

has expands their investigation of hillary clinton's emails with an intersection between the clinton foundationhe state department which could violate election laws. arthur aidala. >> now they are investigating and there is some teeth to this. while she was secretary of state, certain contracts were given out, and the people who got those contracts made some huge donation to the clinton foundation. any indication there this is a quid pro quo for the first time. the criminal defense attorney lives in this world? i'm thinking it's in the realm of possibility. the united states southern general loretta lynch sits down with the president of the united states and says i know this is insane, but we really may have the leading in the presidential contendser having committed a real federal crime regarding public corruption. if you go on the f.b.i. website their number one agenda item right now is public corruption. kennedy: if you are her defense attorney giving her crown counsel throughout these dramas that have been stirred up throughout her career. what makes you gulp the more? is it the intersectio

i think between that and clinton foundation mess there is a lot of smoke.e have to leave it there, julie, guy, thank you. good to see you both. >> thank you. bill: fox news alert now on the morning of the state of the union address. fox news confirms 10 detainees at gitmo will be transferred this week, likely on thursday to middle eastern countries. quote, all these guys are the hardcore type. if not they would have been transferred earlier. this morning state of the union address. josh earnest on the program two hours ago insisting president will close gitmo before leaves office. when asked whether or not those detainees come here or overseas, he responded likely a mixture of both. some more to come on this here on fox. >>> college football crown as king. 'bama winning a fourth championship in seven years. the coach is closing in on a legend. so how the tide feel about that, huh? shades of bear bryant. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes

investigation into democratic frontrunner hillary clinton to include her involvement with the clinton foundation while working at the clinton says: "it's an unsourced, irresponsible claim that has no basis." tag): "clinton went heard nothing from the fbi regarding an expansion of the current email mind, the bureau is inform the subject of an investigation. in washington, peter doocy, fox news." recent polls also show bernie sanders gaining hillary clinton in both iowa and new hampshire. whitesboro, new york... is choosing ot keep a village seal... that some critics say is racist and offensive. it shows what some believe is a white man choking a native american. but historians say it depicts a friendly wrestling match - in which village founder "hugh white" earned the during an informal vote monday night - residents voted in favor of keeping the current seal. but some say it is time for a change. "we've had visitors come in from out of town and be walking down main literally be what is that?" moved to the area man is trying to kill him! (laughs) supporters say the criticism is misguided. "most of

clinton involving the clinton foundation. >> the fbi has come into the possession of independent investigation done by financial investigators who found two things, a lot of things but put into two categories. a series of accounting and financial irregularities. basically, tax free fungs without the approval of the authority to give you tax refund status and spending money without that. the state department conferred favorable status on foreign entities that made contributions to the clinton foundation or former president clinton for his speaking gigs. that's the more serious one with respect to allegations to public corruption by her. she made decisions to benefit financially. >> that's the corruption bucket. >> right. >> the fbi also looking in general into the e-mails and whether or not they were classi classified. >> there's two spokes guns. the smoking guns are two e-mails. one in which she was responding to a request from someone, i have an important document here. i have to fax it to you via the secured state department fax. i can't get it to work. answer, send it on a regular fax. anot

and whether there was a conflict of interest between the private interest of the clinton foundation and what the state department has been doing. that is gone on for months and baked in the cake of honest and trustworthiness. more people don't think she is honest and trustworthy than do. this has broken with the catherine's great reporting. we haven't seen this reflected in the polls. the hit on honesty and trustworthiness has been going on for sometime, and number two, clinton hasn't excited people on the trail. democratic voters in iowa, new hampshire or nationally. and the fact is bernie sanders, the 74 year old self democratic socialist has. >> he's out drawing her all over the country, really. and so she is stepping up her attacks on bernie sanders and going after her rival for calling groups like planned parent hood part of the establishment. this is what she said about that. >> i got to tell you, i was confused when senator sanders said well, planned parent hood and human right's campaign is part of the establishment and that's why they are supporting hillary clinton because

suggesting microsoft is involved for monetary reasons, as well as the company's connection to the clinton foundation over the years through donations. both state parties have said over the last few months that microsoft's system is sophisticated enough to handle the data, and security is in place to ensure results are valid. jack: new at five tonight, des moines police are looking for a runaway teenager. jack/1shot: 13 year old neko larmie was last seen on december 30th. her family says she left the house after an argument with relatives. she was last seen wearing a gray and black colored jacket and brown colored boots. des moines police are asking anyone with information to call crimestoppers at 515-283-4811. stephanie/1shot: some iowa lawmakers made a big move to try and stop governor terry branstad's plan to privatize medicaid. hearing from both top democrats and republicans about that move. local five's chief political correspondent amanda krenz is live with more. amanda? amanda:: the democrats in the iowa senate made this move, all 26 of them. they sent a letter to president obama and the cente

. >> you just point out the clinton foundation corruption that's going on that is so obvious to everyone except the clinton voters. >> and that's a wrap. thank you, twitter that voters. head over to foxnews.com for the postgame analysis. you can see some of your favorite numbers. at 8:00 p.m. and again at 11:00 p.m. eastern. up next, a major debate drama in the debate race. much more coming up. my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis made a simple trip to the grocery store anything but simple. so finally, i had an important conversation with my dermatologist about humira. he explained that humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults saw 75% skin clearance. and the majority were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening hea

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there is a team of experts examining the clinton foundation and a curious pattern of decisions by mrsons to the clinton foundation and huge, enormous, $750,000 speaking fees to president clinton. >> you mean entities, countries, whatever would give money to the clinton foundation, next thing you know things happen and the state department? >> that is the allegation. the news is that that is now a part of the fbi investigation. sources have told us that between 100 and 150 fbi agents are devoted to this investigation would the fbi in an age of terror devote such an enormous amount of human resource to this if it were a wild goose chase? >> no, absolutely not. she's said on numerous occasions, the stuff on my private e-mail was unsecured. nothing secret there. as of yesterday, we're up to at least 1,340 classified e-mails. >> the other thing that was said, fox news is wrong, i'm not being investigated. she would not know whether or not she's being investigated. there's no obligation the justice department to tell heifer she her she's being investigated until after their work. >> it soun

for us, it was important to be in front of the clinton foundation because bill clinton, i hrc wasf the ia responsible for the $6 billion that came in to his hands. he had unlimited control of this money. six years after the earthquake, not much has changed. as a matter of fact, haiti is in worst condition than it was in 2010 will stop only bill clinton can tell the world what happened with this money. amy: michigan governor rick snyder has deployed the national guard in flint amid a crisis over the lead in the city's water. the poisoning began after an unelected emergency manager appointed by governor snyder switched the city's water source to the long-polluted flint river in a bid to save money. residents have reported lasting health impacts, including cognitive impairment. the residents have called for governor snyder's resignation and arrest. los angeles police chief charlie beck has recommended criminal charges against an officer who fatally shot an unarmed african-american homeless man in the back last year. police say officer clifford proctor shot 29-year-old brendon glenn while

the clinton foundation was helping with haiti and lots of other things. good work. me. i was my obligation to get along with everybody, including the clintons and democrats and liberals and republicans. as a businessman, i had an obligation to do that, chris. >> we were discussing the poll about your support among the various groups here in iowa. 60% of republican caucus goers identify themselves as evangelicals. you're doing very well with social conservatives. i know that you're campaigning today with jerry fallwell, jr., the president of liberty and in a new poll, 52% of white evangelicals said they think you would be a good or great president. and, you know, you don't fit the typical evangelical social conservative proprofile. why do you think you're doing so well with that particular group? >> well, first of all, i'm probably more honored when i hear that statistic than the fact that i'm actually winning the poll by, you know, pretty good number. and i've come back from where i was losing the poll. if you look from a few weeks ago, i think i was down in this poll. n

is there anything involving the clinton foundation? is there anything else bill clinton's speeches?ole host of issues. and what you see is this has kind of frozen the clinton campaign. they don't know how to respond to donald trump. >> i think they are smart if you are just looking at it tactically, because you are not going to beat trump in this game. uninhibited. let's use that word. he has no rules. and he will say anything. and so i think that they are smart, basically staying away from any of the personal stuff. they will have to, if he gets the nomination, deal with the issue stuff. but personal stuff i would stay away from. >> right. >> now earlier this week i guess, you interviewed bernie sanders. let's roll a clip of that. >> i think it's likely that if the election in new hampshire were held today we might win it today. so i think we have a good chance to win iowa, a good chance to win new hampshire. and if we win iowa and new hampshire, i think we got a real path toward victory. >> all right. so the bern meister won't talk with me but he will talk with you. that's a mista

fox news learned agents are investigating connections between the clinton foundation, dispensation of state department contracts and whether regular processes were followed. according to one of three sources who spoke to fox on condition of anonymity. author peter schweitzer investigated foundation last year and discussed the findings with fox's martha mack. >> it's funny because he says i cherry-picked information. i didn't cherry-pick the information. we followed the money. we looked at major foreign donors. we said do the people when making donation to the clintons is there business before the state department and how does it end up for them? what we find out it consistently ends up well. that is the key thing. obviously in terms of a quid pro quo, we don't have access to emails or to correspondence but the pattern of behavior is overwhelming. reporter: latest state department email dump the number of classified emails identified on mrs. clinton's private unsecured account has risen to at least 1340. on the weekend talk shows she dismissed that number and allegations she direct ad

you and i were having a conversation a while back about the clinton foundation and what might be in thosemails. this is the type of stuff that the president i would assume is being briefed on. remember he went on "60 minutes" and tried to reassure the world whatever happened with hillary clinton's server was probably not nefarious or a crime. right? but this is the type of thing that he would have to be briefed on. so what will he do now? because this is nefarious and quite plainly could be a crime. at the very best case, a worst case for us as americans, might obligate us to all sorts of things with regard to other countries. we won't know that until we know what's in the emails but i don't know about making them public. i don't know if we really want that national securitywise. andrea: i don't think that can happen, i don't think they can be made public. the question is, disthis then disappear even further? how much does the president bear responsibility? stacy, we know that some people knew she had this private server. they were all in on it. they condoned it. allowed her to do it. the