david brock, who is an interesting fellow historically, receives a lot of money from the clinton foundation and third-parties that the clintons own. >> another tweet, please ask joe digenova to discuss the specifics of retroactive classification. >> what happens is, something is found and doesn't have a classification mark on it. if it's something serious, they'll look at it, and if it comes from a person senior enough in government, they'll say it was not classified by being marked at the time. when it was sent it was a piece of classified information. so for future people, we will mark it in a certain way and say it's classified. it just means that something wasn't marked at the time. it doesn't mean that it wasn't classified. classified information is classified from the fomoment it created, whether it's marked or not. when it's marked later, that's to help people down the road understand something. >> last call, cornell in tulsa, oklahoma, independent. >> caller: oh, hello, joe. i remember you from the early '90s when you were george h.w. bush appointed you to investigate something, the

question which i'm asking in part because we're here in new york which is the headquarters of the clinton foundationnd the clinton global initiative. is there a case to be made, an ethical case to be made that the clinton foundation and the global initiative should essentially be wound down as a family foundation while you run for president? i ask that because i think about the good works, the good collar itable works the clinton foundation has done. but the way it gets done is by soliciting donations from people around this country. i think it's not unreason to suspect people will give donations to the clinton foundation hoping they will favor your opinion toward them if you're elected. is there an ethical concern there, there should be a split between you and your family and this foundation? >> look, i think that the work that it's done has been extraordinary. and i give the credit to my husband and my daughter, because i haven't been involved for that long. when i look at what they've accomplished and what they've been able to amplify in terms of saving lives by getting the price of drugs for hiv

, and today, the renamed bill, hillary, and chelsea clinton foundation works to improve global healthnd wellness, increase opportunity for girls and women, reduce childhood obesity, create economic opportunity and growth, and help communities address the effects of climate change. [applause] and the united states, the foundation is working to combat the alarming rise in childhood obesity, and preventable disease through the alliance for a healthier generation and the clinton health matters initiative. 2005, the clinton global initiative brings together global leaders to devise and implement innovative solutions to some of the world's most pressing issues. 3400 clintonthan global initiative commitments have been proved -- improved the lives of 430 million people in more than 180 countries. [applause] pleasees and gentlemen, welcome to the stage, with our greatest tucson welcome, mark congresswoman gabrielle giffords, and the 42nd president of the united states, president william jefferson clinton. [applause] ♪ [applause] [applause] thank you. thank you, mayor, thank you ron. we are inc

i and you know the good works of the clinton foundation has done.'ve been to some of the sessions, seen the kind of pledge that is folks are making to deal with really important global issues. she's made a commitment to transparency and that's what i think i want as a voter is to know about those donations, the details and facts and she's made that commitment. so, again, to me it's about this campaign right now and what hillary clinton is saying and stating not just about being transparent but also about the issue that is are really important to voters and that's why i'm here in wisconsin to talk to people about raising the minimum wage, access to health care, about combatting a war on drugs which is a war on people really disadvantaging poor and minority folks in the country and i'm proud of her stances on the issues and that she is the most qualified person on both sides of this campaign to get something done about the issues that americans care about most. >> senator corey booker, thank you so much for joining us. a great pleasure having you on.

hillary being involved in the corruption of the clinton foundation, let's put here in the white housea moral case. a citizen who does not actively support the republican candidate is in effect helping elect hillary clinton. i don't think very many of these folks in the end will help elect hillary clinton. martha: are you putting yourself endorse donald trump column? >> i said i will support the nominee. i think trump is very, very impressive but i know ted cruz very well. i've known marco since before he was speaker of the house in florida. john kasich is like my younger brother. i was with him when we balanced federal budget four straight years. we will go to his rally in north virginia today. i voted, everybody in the states. everybody in the states they're watching. go vote if it is your die for the primary. martha: newt gingrich, pleasure to have you with us. bill: believe it or not massachusetts never had reputation as battleground states. candidates fighting hard for delegates. we will tell you why. >> your state led the american revolution. [cheers and applause] now it is time

. >> you are talking about the clinton foundation? the clinton years. >> you had the closest to full employment that we have had in my lifetime, well, since the 60s. things looked really good for about three years. what is difficult to remember is that it was good because it was a bubble. it was the nasdaq bubble, new economy bubble all propped up by these things he engineered. telecoms, banks, and it burst fortunate for bill clinton just as he was leaving office, and it really collapsed with george w. bush when he was in the saddle. but to look back and say that bill clinton was a good president by that logic, you would have to say that calvin coolidge was a great president. can i go back to obama for a second. >> quickly. >> this idea that he didn't do anything awesome because the republicans will stop him. he doesn't even use one of the greatest weapons, which is anti-trust enforcement. the whole logic of the new economy these days to norm monopolies and use market power on other players, and he has the tool and never uses it. >> t

what i am wondering is, have you investigated anything about the clinton foundation and all of their money and what they are doing with that? we are hearing a lot about other countries it donating andir influencing politics internally in our country through her o foundation. there is money on both sides. i am not naÏve enough to think that only the conservatives kept a big money supporting them. have you you done any investigation into that? >> host: that was cynthia and there's another similar tax, do you know anything about the dark money that clinton received.of >> guest: i don't know about that. i have written about one clinton was president there was all kind of financial shenanigans thatt took place. we wrote about, will remember there is a revolving door practically with the lincoln bedroom there where the big donors were coming inches there is a scandal involving a the chinese donor who described the white house has been like a trendy style where you buy subway token and when you put in the money you get to come in and get what you want. it was a pretty steamy picture. i've b

that is why she can take the american people that she would disclose all the donors to the clinton foundation and then she does not. that is why you see with these -- the benghazi situation, she is complete culpable. she pushed us into the libya situation. and then when gadhafi was gone, she dropped the ball entirely and she lied to the benghazi victims. to their families. this is somebody, to we want to put this person back in the white house? that will ultimately be at the american people. you see why her base is eroding. >> when a giving a presentation? >> around 4:00. sometimes around a little bit off pace. >> that will be going on all day at cpac. down the potomac river, outside of washington, d.c. marco rubio expected to speak this morning. in about two hours, we'll be covering that live on c-span. meantime, alex marlowe is her breast. -- israel. >> good morning. [indiscernible] i'm a hard-working hispanic. i got a job, i'm not getting where i canough meet my needs and all that and take care of my family. i am thinking about voting for bernie sanders, but there's a problem there, how ar

so i don't think there is any doubt that, by the way, if they're not looking at clinton foundation, it would be a miracle because it is such a cesspool of official acts being conducted in exchange for money. i've never seen anything like it. david: joe, hillary clinton had a history in law enforcement in the past, dealing with billing records. most people remember those things, for a sale she claims she hadn't been doing any work for a failed s&l, but billing records show they had. they went missing for quite a while, turned up in the white house. hick ewing, very well-respected prosecutor looking into that, said there was a draft indictment begins her for that. we interviewed him back in bate. here is what he had to say about that. >> if hillary clinton had intentionally been withholding those billing records, would that have been obstruction of justice? >> if she was subpoenaed to produce these records and knew she had them and didn't produce them, yes. look, if i subpoenaed records from you, and you didn't produce them in 18 months later, oh, i found them in my house what do you thi

both through the clinton foundation and through her personal contributions. and that she is lying about that connection and she's misleading the american people. and it's a shame because what's going on in the republican party is basically overshadowing one of the greatest travesties of all time. >> although going to tell you -- ben stein -- >> like a socialist. >> bernie sanders has been hitting her hard on this over and over again. you have someone like a ralph nader hitting her hard over this and we know she has taken gobs of money from wall street and yes trying to be the anti-wall street candidate. >> hilarious last night and i was watching her and she had just come from two parties of billionaires raking in their money. this is a woman who has gotten bribed by $25 million from the king of saudi arabia alone. this is the queen of all bribe taking in all history. >> be careful. >> before i bring you in, adam. i want the audience to take a listen to one of hillary backers from wall street and he's pla explaining how the wink and the nod actually works. let

trump who gave at least $100,000, maybe a quarter million dollar to the clinton foundation. he acknowledges she's been corrupt her entire career it raises the natural question, why is donald funding corrupt, liberal politicians open border politicians who have been damaging the people of new york and the people of this country for a long, long time. >> senator ted cruz taking a few questions from reporters as he campaigns in norew york. tim miller, senior adviser to the anti-trump our principles pac and jeb bush's communication director. first, talk about what is an extraordinary war of words now between donald trump and ted cruz involving their wives. i don't know what we can even compare this to, anything that we've seen in the past. you now even have heidi cruz coming out within the last hour responding to donald trump's threats via twitter to spill the beans about her after he alleged that ted cruz was behind an ad in utah showing his wife on the cover of "gq" undressed. this is the ad. ted cruz says he has nothing to do with it from a pac make america awesome. what is y

they are operating under the theory that personal equals clinton foundation.therefore, things were deleted about the foundation, which has something to do with cash and official acts. that is underway. the lady is correct. "we know."aid have there been leaks in the case? guest: washington is a 62 square mile political space. we have no industry. there is not even a new car dealership in the district of columbia. gas stations.w washington is all about government. government is about connections and knowing people and passing legislation, holding hearings, issuing rulings and challenging rulings. former fbi agents talk to current fbi agents. there are few secrets in this town. one thing we know for certain is the agents assigned to this case -- now at 150, according to the latest count -- are doing both an investigation of the server and how it was used and what was compromised. as a result of analyzing the server, we know that. we know from intelligence sources, there is a major damage assessment to see what was compromised. and we know the boeing deals and oth

those two scandals.nobody has really brought up the confluence of the united state's office and clinton foundation. the commingling of funds, the issue of pay to play. all these things that have come in to the discussion yet and bernie, you know he likes to think of himself as a man of the people, $27 is the average gift of he's obviously running as an outsider to the establishment and saying he's going to be the guide fight against that.i'm telling you, garland is right. this is a long way from over and there's a lot of ground and explanation that hillary may yet have to face. heather: i don't think he has a strong shot. i wonder how much he wants to be president or how much you want to influence the future, the direction of democratic policy and the future of the democratic party? >> i really do think that berniewants to be president and i also think that what bernie is doing , if you look at the numbers , his numbers are moving in the right direction because he's not attacking hillary. he's addressing the issues that the working-class people are concerned about. so what he's doing is working ve

, letting them know wink, wink, nudge, nudge you didn't just get to clinton foundation, hillary clintonrves what you've done, mixing the power of the government, and the clinton fund-raising machine through their foundation. is problematic what you are also seeing is people also were asked to give money directly to her campaign. maria: seems like even -- i mean that seems like it is a the worst situation then the e-mail scandal but we have not heard a lot about this, the foundation. do you think this -- comes -- becomes bigger? why haven't we heard. >> they got hundreds of pages, judicial watch got hundreds of pages from foia in information so there will be more to look at, and we don't know what we have not been smart enough to ask for she hasn't exactly been transparent has been quite the opposite. this is a challenge because it keeps happening. this you know if is short of thing a problem you would think a data dump a year ago, and then tell everybody it was old news that was the old smart bill clinton approach during his presidency, they are holding it back more and more is coming o

clinton, former president bill clinton, their daughter, and the clinton foundation.hey want to medications between the state department and officials at the u.s. agency for international development which distributes foreign aid. u.s. secretary of state, john, will travel to moscow to disk press -- to discuss the russian withdrawal from syria. and troopsplanes stationed at an airbase in syria started leaving for home today. surprise move was announced yesterday by vladimir putin and puts the pressure on the syrian president to come up with a deal in the peace talks in geneva. so far, no sign of compromise from president assad's negotiators. prime minister justin trudeau is expecting to announce canada will run for a temporary seat on the united nations security council. the prime minister will be here in new york for meetings with the un's secretary-general and, on tuesday, don't miss our exclusive interview when we sit down with the prime minister on bloomberg television and radio at 9 a.m. new york time. dayal news 24 hours a powered by our 2400 journalists in more

domains associated with hillary clinton, former president bill clinton, their daughter, and the clinton foundation want to locations between state department and officials at the u.s. agency for international development which distributes foreign aid. is obama administration continuing to lift restrictions regarding when and why americans can visit cuba and what merchandise they can purchase. the new rules say individuals can go to cuba as long as they have a schedule of authorized activities. americans will be allowed to purchase cuban alcohol and tobacco products. in other news, prime minister justin trudeau is expecting to announce canada will run for a temporary receipt -- temporary seat on the united nations council. the prime mister will be in new york for meetings with the secretary general. though miss our exclusive interview as bloomberg news editor-in-chief john nichols late sits down with the canadian a.m. newister at 9 york time. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists and more than 150 news euros around the world. commodity markets closing in new york. let's look at

publicly traded companies coming to the state department who are also making donations to the clinton foundationhere were a lot of wall street companies as well. if you blot out, basically censor or decide which emails are disclosed to the public. then you have to wonder what was going on at the state department to allow companies to get deals or contracts overseas, it's a conflict of interest story as well. sandra: what does this do to her campaign, andrea. andrea: i think she is paging on the fact -- banking on the fact she won't get indicted. they will hand it over to the d.o.j. and the d.o.j. will say we are not going to indict. the f.b.i. agents will kick up a stink and she is banking on the fact that the press is going to yawn and cover this scan dalt way they handled three other scandals in the obama administration. they already indicated this. the president has given her cover and others have given her cover in the administration. i doubt the democratic party will let their frontrunner go down. liz: we have a new quinnipiac poll that shows while voters are security on many issues, their

possible corruption involving the clinton foundation. the problem for mrs. n is that this deep concern is not among republicans. it's among the democratic base. and we're seeing that bare out through the polls. >> how do you know that? >> first of all nationally the polls that you show have been held steady about a year or so. fewer four out of 10 democrats do not consider her honest and trust worthy. in the democratic races i will give you one example. in new hampshire the exit polling showed 40% of democrats voting in that primary felt that honest and trustworthiness were their number one issue, by 92% bill they went for#6wçÑ bernie. this is the mostap serious problem among democratic voters. >> most democrats think she is okay and they think as miss governor granholm does it is blown out out of proportion and fox news exploits it i haven't seen that exploitation. >> are there people at fox news bill and monica that certainly talk about her being untrustworthy, absolutely. >> i haven't seen a lot of it. >> also my point being that people who defend her vehe

clinton went to a black soapbox -- ped on a she did not go to nobody's house, see the water, she did not bring a bottle of water from the hillary and bill foundationthank you. hillary clinton not signed sign nafta into law, that was her husband. she is taking a position that is virtually identical now to bernie sanders. grant that she does come out of some more free trade wing of the democratic party, but a lot of issues have changed. when you evaluate candidates, you're not evaluating someone who did everything right, you are evaluating someone in .ontrast to someone else hillary clinton and bernie sanders would say they have the same goals, they differ about how to get there. hillary clinton has made the point that she knows how government works, and can get stuff done, while bernie sanders is promoting ideas that cannot happen, unless you really did have a revolution coming to washington. so far, his revolution does not look like it will materialize. no one is going to be perfect on all these issues. i think you have to take every candidate in context. host: mary puts it this way, the only reason hillary clinton has a chance in this election, b

the clinton foundation. i think that it is an enormous scandal. it will take hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars from foreign heads of states, foreign governments, foreign businesses. making decisions that benefited those companies. going after the clinton corruption. donald cannot make that case. if you tried to, donald, you gave $100,000 to the clinton foundation. neil, if we get this wrong, if we nominate donald trump, i think it has the potential to be a disaster. losing elections up and down the ballot. all likelihood losing the senate. we cannot risk that. we cannot gamble with that. the only candidate in a position to do so on super tuesday is our campaign. we are running neck and neck. >> chris christie supporting donald trump here it some people say that these guys campaigning today in ohio, that is the next ticket. what do you think of that? >> where we will be late tonight is to candidate candidates will have a lot of delegates. everyone else will be way, way down. >> finishing this night with more than marco rubio. >> i t

why aren't they just making the contribution to the clinton foundation.w you do it, and hope that she can defeat donald trump. >> i'm already receiving messages from leaders. i'm having foreign leaders ask if they can endorse me to stop donald trump. kennedy: they have to ask you? do you control your friend like that? weirdo. the party panel is back. she says she is an unnatural politician. can an unnatural politician beat donald trump? dating. somebody just marry me. i think he single woman can relate to hillary clinton's plight. kennedy: she is a very bad person. she should in the kitchen and shackle her with the kasich 80s moms. is it possible to be a worse candidate than hillary clinton? >> we agree when she says she was sweater candidate and secretary of state. i think she would be an even better retiree. then when she says the foreign leaders want to endorse her but she can't reveal them. you have to cut her some slack, they did send the endorsements via email. you have got to cut her some slack. kennedy: is this the campaign strategy or is it compl

you just want to use the illegal money you siphoned out of the clinton foundation and not have any accountability for it because you destroyed all of those emails. she is bananas when it come to this stuff. at some point someone who is in charge of her fate is going to be insulted. >> i'm a believer. maybe she is thrilled about this. she like to watch someone else saw. she wants to watch a colleague of hers go through the say pain and misery she had to go through. it's ridiculous. hillary clinton is doing an awful job. she is winning the southern states that don't matter to democrats in the general. bernie sanders gives the democrats a chance at oklahoma. everything about her campaign is terrible and everything about her candidacy is awful. kennedy: she says i'm delighted bryan pagliano has been given immunity. she was so bupped out as though he somehow held the keys to her innocence. if you knew someone had the kind of information that could exonerate you, you would stand up and say. briansaybryan, i compel you. go before congress and speak. he has been given immunity for a reason. you have got

top secret security clearance despite sending information that's no deemed classified to the clinton foundation, and this unsecured server. isn't it standard practice to suspend the clearance pending the outcome of an investigation? >> i'm not going to comment on any of the individuals who may or may not be involved in this. because it would depend very much on the facts of those particular circumstances. >> is there any double standard here? >> there's no double standard in this or any other matter being handled by the department of justice. >> last thing on the clinton e-mail. you understand why people are concerned that even democrats who say is there this shoe that's going to drop by the time you get a nominee, isn't it fair to know a status at some point in this election cycle if that is the person who looks like it's going to be the nominee of the democratic party? >> well, this matter is going to be handled like any other. and it will be resolved in due time. who's the ultimate decider at the doj. >> it depends how the matter comes together, you know, essentially, it's going to be review

the probe has been opened up to look at the clinton foundation so hillary clinton is facing not onlythe legal battles but also the big problems with the liberal base and millennial voters that we've seen throughout this contest and also the democrats themselves, they do not trust hillary clinton and with good reason. jon: both parties facing some interesting convention moments this summer or so it sounds. lisa booth, kareem jean-pierre, thank you. >> thank you john. heather: still to come, a major medical care provider forced to shut down his computer systems after getting hit with a virus. next, where this happened and what it couldmean for those patients. plus, a new york man going on trial for his wife's murder for the fourth time and he is waiving his right to a jury trial. asking the judge to decide the case instead. will his new strategy work ? our legal panel weighs in. you're late for work. you grab your 10-gallon jug of coffee, and back out of the garage. right into your wife's car. with your wife watching. she forgives you... eventually. your insurance company, not so much.

possible corruption involving the clinton foundation. the problem for mrs. n is that this deep concern is not among republicans. it's among the democratic base. and we're seeing that bare out through the polls. >> how do you know that? >> first of all nationally the polls that you show have been held steady about a year or so. fewer four out of 10 democrats do not consider her honest and trust worthy. in the democratic races i will give you one example. in new hampshire the exit polling showed 40% of democrats voting in that primary felt that honest and trustworthiness were their number one issue, by 92% bill they went for#6wçÑ bernie. this is the mostap serious problem among democratic voters. >> most democrats think she is okay and they think as miss governor granholm does it is blown out out of proportion and fox news exploits it i haven't seen that exploitation. >> are there people at fox news bill and monica that certainly talk about her being untrustworthy, absolutely. >> i haven't seen a lot of it. >> also my point being that people who defend her vehe

one intends to raise taxes on every except the clinton foundation.he other one wants to raise taxes especially the clinton foundation. republican are determined to fix this. last december we went right to work and passed in law over $600 billion of tax relief for families and businesses, perm innocent tax relief they can count on -- permanent tax relief that they can count on. we stopped the president's crazy $10 a barrel tax on oil. when he sent it to us, we killed it last week dead. [applause] and you don't know this. apparently it's a secret. but we passed into law for the first time ever into law a ban on i.r.s. targeting conservative organizations and their donors. so we're laying the foundation. we should do this by our principles, conservative principles. one, we need a tax code that's fair and flatter and simpler. people can want understand this code. people say our tax code is 10 times the size of a bible with none of the good news. and they're right. you know, we need to -- we need to eliminate the exclusions and deductions and loopholes so

one intends to raise taxes on everyone except the clinton foundation. the other wants to raise taxes on everyone, especially the clinton foundation. republicans are determined to fix this broken tax code. we already have begun work. last december we wept right to work and passed into law over $600 billion of tax relief for families and businesses, permanent tax relief they can count on. we lifted the ban on selling american oil around the world, our economic freedom. we stopped the president's crazy $10 a barrel tax on oil. when he sent it to us, we killed it last week, dead. [applause] and you don't know this, apparently it's a secret, but we passed into law for the first time ever in the law a ban on i.r.s. targeting conservative organizations and their doe no, sir. so we're laying the foundations. i think -- we should do this by our principles. conservative principles. one, we need a tax code that's fair and flatter and simpler. people can't understand this code. people say it's -- our tax code is 10 times the size of the bible with none of the good

and they've looked at the clinton foundation as well. the biggest problem for hillary clinton here, unlike her husband, unlike previous scandals that they've been a part of, she does not have the charisma and likability to sweet talk her way through this. 64% of americans do not trust her. this is a huge problem for hillary clinton. it's been a problem in the democratic primary and a huge problem in the general election as well. >> let's get another look at information here. john kerry was speaking out, defending president obama's response to what happened in brussels. >> president of the united states schedule is not set by terrorists. he talked to the prime minister of belgium from cuba. he could talk to the prime minister from cuba. everywhere i go. ever leader i meet, they ask about what is happening to america. they cannot believe it. so some degree, i must say to you, some of the questions they're posed to me, it's clear to me what's happening is an embarrassment to our country. >> lisa, i think you could take that second part a num

they packaged it, the clinton foundation got money from some guy who had a bunch of uranium interest in america, which was sold to the russians that had to be approved by hillary clinton. i don't understand why the republicans aren't -- neil: let me bring in my colleagues, lou dobbs? >> foster, lou dobbs, you will be pleased, i'm sure you know, the fbi's investigation is thought to be considering all of those transactions that parallel the uranium deal with the russians. one of the things that you just beside all of the candidates, this has been a great field. 17 folks were winnowed down to this. but the animosity i'm hearing from various quarters, that we're all hearing, petulant and petty much of it, understandable and in the pain they've gone through. i have not heard people talk about the front-runner in the party in the way they are talking about donald trump. and i want to compliment you for stepping right up immediately because i know that you supported other candidates, obviously. i don't see the way forward here, if we go into that brokered convention, as i've been saying, i

and lead to what's going on at the clinton foundation or something else?'m not saying it will lead there. but it has happen with the fbi before. >> that might be the reason for 147 agents on the case. >> first of all, the fbi has said that's not true. it is a lot, 30, 40. i don't think anybody at this table wants 30 or 40 fbi agents combing through anything. it has been exaggerated, number one. and number two, yeah. to your point. if 30 or 40 agents are going through it, it suggests it is very serious. and james comey, whether he will do the interview or not. this is someone known as a straight shooter. he took on the bush administration. he has credibility. i think if he wants to move forward with it or not, he will be scrutinized. >> give us a scale of one to ten. how concerned is hillary clinton right now about this? >> it is hard to answer. >> answer it! >> i think ultimately they're trying to give thus great poker face and they're not worried. two points. at the end of the day the clinton folks believe she will be common raxtd they could be wrong but

what's going on in regard to benghaz benghazi, in regard to the clinton foundation? nobody knows. obviously a lot of apparent wrongdoing going on but if you have a state department, a government entity as big as that that is blowing everybody off and all of their requests, they are under the law they have to comply, well, turnly there's no other thing we can do besides go to federal court. that's what we did today. >> you just heard, i don't know if you were listening, but both the clinton campaign and bernie sanders campaign, they don't agree on a lot now days but they do agree this is politics, political witch hunt on the part of the rnc and they say it is totally inappropriate. your reaction to that? >> well, look, we seek open records all the time, wolf. it is common to seek information and do research. the truth is, they didn't say that about the associated press, gawker, vice, this is daily caller, this is something that is epidemic at the state department, not just the rnc. it is everywhere. they are not complying with anything. nobody's getting any information whatsoever.

they want to save us from secretary clinton whose husband had $2 billion pouring through the clinton foundation, was involved with conflicts of interest? it's a very one-sided liberal view that will have no impact on the republican party but may reassure some of the establishment members in washington that being piously opposed to trump is the true religion. i think most americans will ignore it and will continue down the road of real change. >> and then you have john boehner. he said anybody can be nominated on the convention floor. he wants paul ryan. he called ted cruz lucifer. so a lot of the establishment -- [ laughter ] i'm glad it amuses you. >> it was a bad day. >> a bad day for who? john? >> yeah, that's when he called ted cruz lucifer. it was a bad day. >> a bad day for him. but there's more than that. you have these meetings we keep reading about. there was a meeting in washington today. our mutual friend eric erickson was among those there. we hearn from ben fast, the senator. he won't vote for trump. and then let me play this for you. you have curly hagelin from north dakota, that

don't you think the saudis giving the clinton foundation all this money, don't you think they boughtry's silence, even though women in saudi arabia can't drive, they can't leave a house without male relative? >> that's a big discussion right now because now they're finding out that bill would be getting a fortune to make a speech and then all of a sudden lots of positive things happen when she was secretary of state and the e-mail scandal is massive and people were sent to prison for doing a tiny fraction of what she did. you look at general petraeus, what happened to him, what he did was nothing compared to what she did and it destroyed his life. so you just look at it. so it's a very -- it's a very sad situation. >> if she can run, you say that. >> i do say this. >> you told me -- >> although i have to tell you, you would think that if they would have done something, they would have done it along time ago. they'll let her go up to the gate and then indict her? >> a criminal referral and don't listen to it, you said you would send your attorney general -- >> you have to do that. you

senior aide still has her top secret security clearance now having sent classified info to the clinton foundation, and, her boss's private unsecured email account. is this special treatment and how might it impact super tuesday? >>> also evangelicals are expected to play a big roll for republicans today but one influential christian paper is telling readers to back away from donald trump. scathing editorial and how big of an impact it could have. right after the show catch more from the couch, a super tuesday, certainly needs a super overtime. go to "outnumbered" ot. lock on to foxnews.com, click on the "overtime" tab. we'll maybe it just astdgw supes today. there's only one egg that just tastes better. fresher. more flavorful. delicious. with more great nutrition. and 25% less saturated fat. only eggland's best. better taste. better nutrition. better eggs. hi i'm kristie. and i'm jess. and we are the bug chicks. we're a nano-business. windows 10 really helps us get the word out about how awesome bugs are. kids learn to be brave and curious . . . . ♪ harris: welcome back to super "outnumbered" on

if she does that that opens up to the clinton foundation.'t think she wants to go there. >> she has very important interview coming up we may not know about. it is with the fbi. may change everything. harris: if she decides to talk and pleads the fifth. >> talk about the a natural orator. sounds like a jackhammer had a baby with charlie brown's teacher. every time i hear one of those speeches, my ears start to bleed internally. i mean that as compliment. >> as compliment? >> with love and total support for her as woman. i am the lena dunham of this couch. we often said that. melissa: does it sound sexist? harris: that is great question. melissa: that she has neither strength or energy. strength is hit at her woman hood? jeb bushes that was energy. but he says she has neither strength or energy. harris: he hit others with strength. >> rick perry hit donald trump on strength. donald trump was not strong and challenged him to pull-up contest. is that sexist? harris: that is ugly, really is. >> we are free to comment on her, whether any comment

he's speaking to the clinton foundation. >> oh come on, come on. >> he's speaking to shall. >> no, no, no. he's speaking to the insider game that is washington. and the american people, bid way, it is yus not-- listen, 200,000 people in florida switched to be republican to vote in the primary. that i a very badign. when republicans outnumber democrats of the people who@ participated in the primary in floor darks that is again a very bad sign.are you missing the basic point. >> the talking points, republicans are getting charged the majority have done nothing care. >> who he is speaking to is the pops that punched the young manan going up the stairs, sucker punched him, right. and then says he doesn't condone violence but he p pd to for his speaking to. >> that say good point on which to endnd ed, henry and millie, great to you have come, come back again, we with love to have you. bust round table. >> i love it. >> coming up, why would more than 3 million voters sit out the florida primaries. well, because they are no back. >> good afternoon, south florida, still pretty gloomy out ther

problems, the e-mails, her vulnerabiliti vulnerabilities, benghazi, the ponzi scheme of the clinton foundationan bet they'll come out if donald trump is the nominee on the other side. there are so many unknowns. the republicans have opened their wounds and let it all come out. >> it's going to be a little hard to reconcile that. at the end of the day they're going to nominate trump and have a lot of unhappy non-trump supporters or vice versa. >> isn't it the same thing with bernie sanders? >> i think it is a little easier. i think the sanders people pretty much fall in line. don't you think? >> thank you all. outfront next, gop leaders desperate to stop donald trump. you're heard quite a few of them earlier in this show, but now my next guest, a republican congressman, is endorsing him. chris christie saying it all during trump's victory speech. you could hear trump, but you were looking at christie. i've heard it all. eat more fiber. flax seeds. yogurt. get moving. keep moving. i know! try laxatives. been there, done that. my chronic constipation keeps coming back. i know. tell me something i

unseemly interaction between her official duties at the state department and the work done at the clinton foundation. and they seem to be looking at that widely. so will that potentially take more time? maybe. something far more than just classified information. >> there was another interesting this week. when hillary clinton seemed to move well to the left of barack obama on immigration policy, when she in effect pledged that as president she would not deport any illegal immigrants in this country now unless they were violent criminals. take a look at this exchange. >> you would stop deportation? >> i would stop -- >> the deportation for children -- >> yes -- >> and those who don't have a criminal record? >> of the undocumented people living in our country, i do not want to see them deported. i want to see them on a path to citizenship. [ applause ] >> that is exactly what i will do. >> julie, what do they make of that at the white house? >> i think there is part of what we've seen happen with hillary clinton on a lot of issues in this democratic primary. it's primarily the influence of bernie sand

. >> the clinton foundation is different from most foundations.people to go into africa to do malaria prevention. the clinton foundation sent people out to do good deeds, two, excuse me, two on boeing and ge and so forth, if you think that dealing with malaria or aids or climate change and all of these things -- >> it wasn't just corporations. money came from all over the world, from governments, sovereign funds. >> exactly. >> from foreign companies while she was secretary of state. >> right. so there's no evidence that anything that she did was influenced by that and nor there's evidence that she knew about that. she was walled off and the fact is again -- >> walled off with the same server that she walked -- the emails that walled her off? >> it was the scam of the century. they could take money from no good foreign government and use it on aids and milaria and climate change, then hats off to them. that's pretty cool. >> dagen: she's going to have to continue the answer the question as to why she lied, it was clearly a terrorist attack. >> she