it's as if she was rip van winkle has been asleep since the clinton foundation clinton global initiative had been functioning. if we are concerned about foreign government money in our politics as hillary clinton says she is let's begin with the clinton foundation and begin with a very basic simple premise that is the clinton foundation agreed, signed an agreement with barack obama that they would disclose all of their donors on an annual basis. under times under oath hillary clinton told the senate foreign relations committee the same thing and we know they haven't done it, that there are at least 1100 foreign donations that they have any been disclosed to the american public. i was just shaking my head throughout that speech. it was. remarkable for her to say that he. >> i love that expression. we will never know patting herself on the back there a bit. you write about this transaction. it's the transaction that fascinates the most of all that you've written about so many best many aspects but this goes so profoundly to the nation, to its security and to the integrity of the clintons.

glow of money -- flow of money from bill clinton as well as her own pockets through to the clinton initiative. the clinton foundation from various states, including saudi arabia, which dropped in $25 million, a number of others putting in $145 million in a pop. >> lou, even if you forgave hillary clinton for being on wrong side of every issue, it is the public corruption that is sickening, clinton foundation received tens of millions from chinese, what does she do as secretary of state? he looks the other way as chinese steal trillions of dollars in intellectual property, and in particular the flood money, they -- blood money, they paid. and they got fair able decisions from her at secretary of state, sa -- same time supporting the radical islam, and al qaeda, blood money. lou: and treatment on part of many of those same countries, lining the coffers of the clinton foundation in particular. with money from states, in which the penalty for homo seconsexuality is execution, and treatment of women, this is a mad conflict of interest, that the president, white house, did not care about. because t

, the clinton initiative, have been better taken no foreign money so there wouldn't be these questions? i think you have to. it's a global initiative. i think you have to take the foreign money and the protocols were set up at the state department and they were followed. >> gentlemen, peter, david, thank you so much. >> thanks. >> thank you, michael. >>> could the rnc change the rules so that donald trump isn't the gop nominee? is that even possible at this point? i'll talk to someone who knows, a member of the rnc rules committee, is coming up next. he is. but i'd like to keep being terrible at golf for as long as i can. new patented ensure enlive has hmb plus 20 grams of protein to help rebuild muscle. for the strength and energy to do what you love. new ensure enlive. always be you. at our retirement plan today. not now! i'm cleaning the oven! yeah, i'm cleaning the gutters! washing the dog! washing the cat! well i'm learning snapchamp! chat. chat! changing the oil... (vo) it's surprising what people would rather do than deal with retirement. pres

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clinton initiated the contact when he discovered they were at the same airport. >> he did come over and say hello to my husband and myself and talk about his grandchildren and my travels and things like that. >> reporter: an aide to the former president claims he was simply extending a courtesy. >> how bad a judgment is it for him or her to do this? who would do this. >> reporter: president obama was asked that very question today. but he ignored it while lynch and the white house press secretary side ste. people confidence is the 30-year career that attorney general lynch has in keeping the public's trust. >> reporter: the clinton campaign, frustrated by the unforced error, has had no comment except to say they agree with lynch's version of events. one imagine, josh, that clinton herself had a lot to say to her husband about it in private. >> indeed. nancy cordes in washington, thank you. five weeks before the started of the olympics in rio, police say a mutilated body has washed up on copacabana beach where the beach volleyball competition will be held. this horrific discovery comes a

the former president was talking to david western at the clinton global initiative event. mr. inton: if you think very clearly about it, we will do the right thing. and we will try to explain it to the american people, but i will have to wait -- first i do not believe in counting chickens before they have hatched. so, let us see how this election unfolds. there will clearly be some changes and what the clinton foundation does and how we do it, and what is it across the bridge we get there. haslinda: global news 24 hours a day powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 euros around the world. you can find those stories on the bloomberg top . linda, thank you very much. let us get into the markets, and many reprieve for the pound. juliette sally is standing around. will it last? usiette: i guess if any of have an answer, manus we would be sitting on a beach somewhere. certainly we have been a little bit off coming through an asian equities today, and fact nothing that the four-day decline, the biggest we have seen it since february this year, all focused away from the brexi

it came after his large, generous donations to the clinton initiative foundation and to of course the another major scandal for the clintons. your view? >> i agree with you. this is the way the clintons operate. you give them money, you donate to their foundation, hundreds of thousands of dollars and you get something back if you wanted it. this guy got on a top secret advisory board. lou: he is a man of mystery. we still know very little about this fella and we have been working hard to find out. >> abc news when they asked about it, the clintons stalled so they could get him off the board. lou: we wish you a good weekend. donald trump expected to name his vice presidential choice at the convention. we wanted to help him choose with our own veepstakes. we'll move forward to a subsequent round. so far you have chosen rudy giuliani and chris christie. tonight we move forward with three more names. newt gingrich, ben carson and former secretary of state condoleezza rice. from that list, who would be your choice. cast your vote on twitter @loudobbs. would a democratic the of clinton-warr

one has to ask why was the clinton foundation called the clinton global initiative rather than the clinton american initiative? >> simon, he called hillary clinton the ultimate insider, saying she stood against brexit and talked about taking tens of millions of dollars. in a place like pennsylvania or ohio, those kinds of messages i would have to think are going to resonate with voters there. >> to me, the most striking thing about what we just heard is how far donald trump has drifted from the legacy of ronald reagan. ronald reagan was an avid free trader, one of the most articulate and powerful backers of global free trade over the last 50 years in american life. he also was a leader on immigration reform. it just shows how far the modern republican party has drifted from reagan. i'm not even sure they even know it anymore, how different ronald reagan he would be and how at odds he would be with today's republican party. second, it's shameful for any republican -- >> we have our satellite connection back up, simon, sorry to interrupt you, we'll check back with you in a bit. >> massive tr

. ♪ >> what happens to the clinton global initiative if your wife is president? ill do the right thing. some will clearly be changes in what the clinton foundation does and how we do it and we will have to cross that bridge when we come to it. john: that was former president bill clinton talking to david westin at the clinton global initiative conference today in atlanta. over here, we are more focused on what happens after the polls close in the nation capital, when biller -- when bernie sanders is expected to be with hillary clinton to discuss the future of his campaign. sanders huddled with advisers this weekend as he bowls his next move will stop today, sanders did not offer his endorsement of hillary clinton and said the democratic party leadership needs to change. still talking about the possibility of keeping his campaign alive, he has shed some of his staff and sought being critical of clinton public appearances. where does the prospect of democratic unity stand? think he's going to get out like a normal candidate and be on the trajectory to stop hindering

. >> took $145 million from the clinton initiative, to turn over assets, uranium assets to the russian how clearer does it get? harris: that is the list you want. speeches would be great, transcripts but the list is what you want. kennedy: he laid that out in his speech. melissa: donald trump paring back proposal to ban muslims from the u.s., to terrorist countries. is he trying to appeal moderate to more voters and sound presidential. >> >>> joining us for our live chat, to find overtime. go to facebook.com/outnumbered, fnc. we'll be there for you. we'll be right back. like the power to earn allstate reward points, every time i drive. ...want my number? and cash back for driving safe. and the power to automatically find your car... i see you car! and i got the power to know who's coming and when if i break down. ...you must be gerry. hey... in means getting more from your car insurance with the all-powerful drivewise app. it's good to be in, good hands. it takes a lot of work... but i really love it.s. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. s

how much teeth is in the clinton global initiative foundation allegations?going to deliver this speech, what i was hearing him say is that he's going to stand up soon and essentially read from the book clinton cash and the clinton supporters were very quick to dismiss it. i read it. i found it to be credible and i would remind people that the washington post and the new york times, not exactly conservative oracles built on the reporting and what was the premise of the book? it was that foreign individuals who aren't permitted by law to donate to an american presidential campaign or campaign of any kind, never theless curried favors with the clintons by paying him big bucks to speak and making donation to the clinton initiative and were rewarded. did he close that loop? he didn't because the final chapter of the book is quid proquo, question mark but it raised enough questions that i think it legitimately puts this issue in play. >> always great to get your insights. thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >> we were talking earlier, you know, we always say t

clinton. do not miss that live from atlanta. two big events are coming up next. ♪ mark: the sixth annual couldn't global initiative meeting is in avid westin is with bill clinton. i want to spend a minute on orlando. i will be personal with this. news, you running abc did a live program with your wife after columbine. i remember how emotional that was. you have been in that job when there has been tragedy, huge tragedy. what can we do to avoid this? clinton: we need more work withintelligence federal and local law enforcement with people might be lone wolves. like the people in san bernardino, they were converted over the internet. know all ofll don't what we will eventually learn about the man who killed all those people in orlando. of crazy all kinds theories floating around. it does seem clear that some ,eople were in touch with him perhaps even in his own family, new he was going to be doing something. we've got to get better at that. you have to take it seriously. it's also true in other areas. there are clear signs of suicides. this is something new. you can go down to your store and get an ar-15 and wipe out a bunch of pe

the sixth annual clinton global initiative meeting got underway in atlanta and brings together leadersm the world of government and philanthropy. our reporter asked bill clinton --t will happen to the end to the initiative if hillary clinton becomes president. president clinton: i want to say what hillary did -- we will have to cross that bridge when we come to it. politics is different from what i do. i just try to get partners together and make something good happen. the government should do more of that in the president has tried to involve more people from the private sector in a lot of his decision-making, but you have to be careful to avoid potential conflicts of interest. david: people have raised that an even donald trump has raise that and lots of things get raised, but it gets dicier when your wife is president. thinkent clinton: we will clearly about it and we will do the right thing and try to explain it to the american people but i will have to wait. i don't believe in counting your chickens before they hatch and so let's see how the election unfolds. be somell clearly cha

>> i think that when donald trump brings up charges related to the clinton global initiative or thinglinton administration in the '90s, he's not speaking to the american people. he's still speaking to the republican base. people are going to walk into the voting booths in november and choose based on who's better for the future of our country. i think the more donald trump talks about the past, the less he's making up ground with voters that he actually will need to win this election. this may be a base election where people need to energize their bases, and that's the most important part of it. but donald trump is completely ignoring a huge segment of the voting population when he just talks about these controversies related to esoteric issues that really are ancillary to the lives of americans who are worried about the economy in their own household, worried about the cost of education and things that affect them now, not scandals from breitbart about the clinton administration. >> there are voters on the left, right, and middle with huge issues with hillary clinton's trustworthines

. >> reporter: lynch said clinton initiated the conversation and it was all small talk. >> did he saylo, speak to my husband and myself, talk about his grandchildren and his travels, and things like that so that was the extent of that. >> reporter: even count are comes as hillary clinton is subject of an ongoing fbi investigation into her use of the private e-mail server during her time as secretary of state, loretta lynch will have final say over any charges once the investigation is complete. >> lynch says there was no discussion of the federal probe. >> lor let a lynch is one of the most outstanding human beings i have ever known, her ethics is above reapproach. >> reporter: republicans who called for a special prosecutor to lead investigation into mrs. clinton's e-mails says the appearance has an appearance of the conflict of interest. clinton's g.o.p. presidential opponent called it out of the bound. even in terms of the judgment, how bad a judgment is it for him, or for her to do this. i mean who would do this? >> reporter: fbi is in the final stages of its investigation and lyn

trump is bringing up all of the e-mail controversy with the clinton global initiative and if you're going to sit here and scrutinize trump university, a for-profit private citizen organization versus a government entity taking $40 million from foreign governments while miss clinton was secretary of state -- >> what government entity are talking about? >> $20 million taken from governments that involved whether giving a fee that -- >> money going to the clinton global initiative? >> going to the global initiative. >> stand by, scottie. we're going to continue this discussion. we have to take a quick break. we'll be right back. thm... it's how i try to live... how i stay active. so i need nutrition... that won't weigh me down. for the nutrition you want without the calories you don't... try boost® 100 calories. each delicious snack size drink gives you... 25 vitamins and minerals and 10 grams of protein. and it's available in two new flavors, vanilla caramel and double chocolate fudge. i'm not about to swim in the slow lane. stay strong. stay active with boost®. before it became a medicine,

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>> it goes back to the whole clinton global initiative, where you start to have companies, for examplethe country donating to hillary clinton's campaign. you have the top ten pharmaceutical companies donating to hillary clinton's campaign -- i mean, actually, your time warner is a donor. what do you think they're looking for? they're looking for political favor. and when you have this political favor, it's not going to help the united states, it's not going to help the american people to find jobs. it's only going to help hillary clinton. >> so you're saying he doesn't want the money because of where you have to get it from? but then how does he deal with the infrastructure and the needs to have print and commercial time to rebut the presumptions that come up in the race? >> he'll race the necessary money that he deems necessary -- >> from who? if you don't go to the banks or law firm, who's going to give it to you? >> many people. last night there was a great event, they raised about $6 million here in the city. i myself have raised $3 million for mr. trump in the last five days. he w

a string of allegations about what the clinton global initiative is really about. legations last night that there were quid pro quos with big money deals, hundreds of millions of dollars he said. he said hillary clinton made the state department her own hedge fund. now, these are personal attacks but also about the foundation. will the clinton campaign respond in substance? >> she is really proud of the work of the foundation and the work that her husband has done for years there. fighting aids around the world. fighting childhood obesity here in the united states. she's proud of his work and proud of his record, and so if he wants to attack the clinton foundation, we're happy to talk about the work he's done. >> she will respond point for point? for instance, he'll say, where's that money that went for the ho innoce hospital in haiti? he says the foundation can't account for it. will the campaign offer and accounting for the money? offer substance? >> we are very proud of the work of the foundation and happy to get the facts out there, but as hillary said, this is

and as for attorney general lynch, look, she didn't initiate it, but if aides to president clinton calledask for the meeting, she should have politely declined it. if he kind of walked onto her plane, there's a protocol for this at the state department when somebody comes up to you you shouldn't talk to, you professionally and politely disengage. you do not chat with them for half an hour. an attorney general is supposed to avoid not only impropriety, but the appearance of impropriety, so i would say two things. i think this is so deeply troubling. she should recuse herself. if she's unwilling to do that, then i'd have one other suggestion. i think she should say unequivocally that she'll be submitting her resignation at noon on the 20th of january, and she has no interest in staying on at department of justice no matter who wins the election in november. because there's a clear implication here you do right by us, maybe you can stay as attorney general. that, to me, is the most troubling part, and she should at least remove any idea that she's thinking of that. lou: john, there are more

. >> you're talking about the clinton global initiative, right. >> yes. absolutely.t of hearts are for gay americans and for gay issues and promoting meez issues, how in the world are you accepting money from countries where the penalty for being gay is death? i think it's egregious, and it's one of the biggest hypocrisies and donald trump is right to highlight it. >> wait a minute. he took that money for projects, for hunger, for children. it had nothing to do with gays. it wasn't hillary clinton. it was the initiative that took the money. >> you take a stand, and you do not take money -- >> i heard you say that today, kayleigh, and i -- go ahead. finish your thought. >> i was just going to say you take a stand when you're taking money. which the clinton foundation, 10% to 20% actually goes to charity. that's another conversation for another day. if you want to take a stand for these issues, you don't take money from leaders who are killing people who profess to be gay. >> all right. that's the last word on that. thank you very much. up next, two additional perspect

. >> go look into clinton global initiative university. they did exist and bill clinton got $16.5 million and the state department did a lot of favors for this university. so everyone should look into that if we want to litigate universities on air. >> david. >> we can laugh but it exists. >> it's there. i think you actually have a point about the people who went to trump university who liked the experience not being on television much but i must tell you this reflects a weakness in the donald trump campaign. he's trying to run a one-man campaign. hillary has an army that's going up against him right now. the trump campaign has no clue as far as i can tell how to make their case through surrogates and by bringing on all those people and buying advertising -- you have to run -- every republican faces tough press criticism. everybody that gets up to the top does. so do most democrats. the clintons hated the new york times for a long long time. >> they still do. >> the state department general is out to get her and don't believe anything about

. ♪ ♪ >> what happens to your global initiative if your wife is president? mr. clintondo the right thing. there were clearly be some changes to the foundation with how we do it and we would just have to cross that bridge when we come to it. john: that was bill clinton talking to bloomberg television at the clinton global initiative conference today in atlanta when he spoke to voters in washington dc. they finally get the chance to cast their ballot in the last nomination contest in 2016. we are more focused on what happens after the polls close in the nation's capital and bernie sanders is expected to meet with hillary clinton to discuss the future of his campaign. sanders huddled with close advisers as he mulls his next move. today during a press availability in washington dc he did not offer his endorsement and said the democratic party .eadership needs to change while sanders is talking about the possibility of keeping his campaign alive, he has been shedding staff, stopping the critical comments against clinton in public. where does the prospect of democratic unity

that is the old clinton global initiative.ine her in those debates on the e-mails and wouldn't he see that and wouldn't you as the responsibility of the candidate who supports him to go to his opposition and do his very best? >> well i would say the strategy that he cap i think works very well. like i said in a system that marginalizes from the beginning he performed very well. i don't know for sure but that strategy would have helped him. i do think he did talk about corruption when he was talking about wall street and super pac that to many of us, i don't think bernie sanders has shied away from calling hillary clinton directly or indirectly. lou: he called her on all the public corruption that is on its face the clinton global initiative while she was secretary of state. that is a matter of federal investigation now. the e-mails, matter of federal investigation. both of those issues he seems to me at lisa and i would like to hear your opinion, could have been strongly influential in his favor. >> you know i think they could

this comes as donald trump is raising questions about foreign donations to the clinton global initiativet. >> reporter: there is no question the clinton foundation received tens of millions of dollars on foreign governments. that includes saudi arabia, which gave $14.5 million. the foundation says none of that came while hillary clinton was secretary of state. you also have kuwait, donating between 5 and 108 million, qatar, donating between 1 and $5 million over the years, even the embassy of algeria donated $500,000. is there a common thread? all of course are middle eastern countries with poor human rights records and poor records when it comes to women's rights. monsanto, a u.s. global food giant and while she was secretary of state, secretary clinton made general statements supporting biotech foods as the company was asking for government help to open up new markets. for her critics, it's enough to cry foul. >> maybe the motivation lies among the 1,000 foreign donations hillary failed to disclose while at the state department. >> reporter: there's no evidence that is accurate. what w

the clinton global initiative still takes money from those regimes while the clinton foundation, once this was exposed, backed off from taking that kind of money. she has an answer for that. she's long been a champion of women and girls while abusing the women and smearing the women who accused her husband and threatened his political -- >> have you ever found an example of the countries that women can't drive, vote, good to school or work without their husband ap permission. has there ever been an instance where she's spoken out against those practices and those countries? >> not when it comes to the islamic world. back in 1995 when she was first lady she gave a very famous speech in china talking about women's human rights and freeing women from violence, but she never directs that message specifically to the islamic world, i guess because that's politically incorrect. >> but they're also giving her a lot of money. you're talking tens of millions of dollars. >> that's what matters more, peddling and access on command. it doesn't matter where it comes from, oppressive regimes not goo

a good point there is the questions when hillary clinton sits down about the clinton global initiativeare. that's a fair thing for him to point to. but to defend this specific point again and again and again doesn't seem like it's winning over any republicans. >> so, bret, let's move on and talk about a third party candidacy that won't be happening much to the chagrin of bill maher. david french said, nations are built on virtue and courage is indispensable. but there is also prudence. i remain against trump and against hillary, but i will do all i can where i am. i'm on record saying i believe others could run and win and would make good candidates. >> texas was may 9, you have some this week, states that are closing, and it's really tough to imagine. david french really didn't have a shot because his name recognition was nothing as far as a national candidate. he's making the case that somebody could still do it. i think it's kind of hunting for a unicorn now that mitt romney has said he wasn't going to do it. so he's really the only person, i think, who could potentially get back in

charles ortell, the financial whistle-blower who found major gaps in the clinton global initiative record says there is cause for concern. he will explain. >> stocks tumbling again today. certainly closing off the lows of the session, but take a look at things in the dow 30 there. am among the big losers. phil flynn watching all the action such as it was in chicago. oil and gold. we'll talk to phil about them both at cme in a moment. lori rothman on the floor of the new york stock exchange. we fought back towards the end, right, lori? >> reporter: we did, we did close off the lows of the session, connell. what's telling is the vix, the volatility index, the market gauge of fear. it has been up six consecutive sessions, the vick slipped back half a point. a level at 20. if we had closed on the vix at highest levels we've seen today, the vix would have been at highest level since february 24th. that date is important, two days after the recent market low. continued fear, continued uncertainty, you've got the brexit vote next week and, of course, the federal reserve started two-day meeting.

and an example of how close they are, the chief under of the global clinton -- clinton global initiativendation was largely funded by a state own phosphate company that is illegally exploiting the natural resources of western sahara in violation of international law. thes an issue that if united states or other countries are going to do the right thing, the people are going to have to arend -- civil society going to have to mobilize because clearly, the politicians are going to be prone to otherwise support the status quo. amy: the whole issue of the clinton foundation accepting a $1 million donation from ocp, fertilizer giant owned by the moroccan government. the significance of this? >> it is an example i think of the closeness that both the corporate -- western corporations and as well as the military complexes of the country has made it difficult for the united states and france and others to take the kind of forceful action. in many ways, it is comparable to israel, which is also violating many u.n. resolutions but ultimately protected by the u.s. threat of a veto. the close relatio

people know cgi, the clinton global initiative, got money from places that not best place. >> tell you where cgi got money from, supported projects in africa. many projects i went to see in african countries dealt with hiv. trish: what about middle eastern countries, what about saudi arabia, places contributing to the rise of terrorism? >> that has nothing to do with the fact that hillary clinton has also talked about that. she talked about that in her foreign policy speech. she specifically mentioned syria and other countries in saying that they need to be partners on terrorism, in fighting terrorism with the united states. there is no, there is no causality here. i think that is what people are looking for. that is what donald trump is trying to create but -- trish: there are some conflicts, definite conflicts. i mentioned this to you before. think about when she became the new fresh secretary of state and united bank of switzerland trying to get some of its clients off the hook with irs. they had roughly 50,000 people that were being investigated by the united states. the irs and th

our economy, you cannot say hillary clinton can or is 100% pro woman when you look at the clinton global initiative and sit there and look at her supporting countries taking money from countries that do not support women's rights or homosexual rights within their record. she can say one thing on the campaign trail but the actions are not backing up. unlike mr. trump. you might not like his tone or voice. >> support equal pay? >> equal work. equal pay is not, right to choose, that is actually something, we actually are fighting for women's right, the unborn woman's right. pro life for a reason. we want all women to have a chance to live and men as well. i consider him to be very feminist when it comes to the pro life era and equal work for equal pay for equal work. he does not sit there and judge. and if you look at it, he has a better track record with promoting women within his own organization with jobs he has given, rather than what hillary clinton has done who the jobs she's created, she pays the women less than the men and in her own senate office, she was called out for paying the women less

a lot of people when you talk about clinton global initiative but you have to say but they do a lot ofey could have done a lot of good work without doing it this way. look at the unfavorable numbers people say they don't like her because they don't trust her. they think she is fake. that doesn't actually carry over to bill clinton himself. for some reason it's hillary it's like rub ago cat the wrong way. people just don't like her. >> you say it's going to get uglier, huge stakes. a lot. young voters, most of them had any idea that hillary clinton would have ever said that about a young woman that said, i don't think it's going to change their mind. remember, we talked about before in this election cycle 25% of the electorate is single women because they are thinking of their own self-interest. they will think who care what is she said in the 1990s, that was just politics. i believe in the policies that she would carry forward because i'm scared of donald trump. in their mind that's what they are thinking. i wouldn't spend too much money on this ad if i were the super pac but it does r

clinton's corruption including some of the questionable deals they made on behalf of the clinton global initiative. however, the focus of his speech has since changed. and today he will talk about terrorism and the need to fight isis. we have a lot of information coming in to us right now, including new reports of the gunman and his wife recently scouted out disney world as a possible terror attack. we have more details on this coming up. the gunman 29-year-old omar manteen traveled to saudi arabia at least two times as his former colleagues described him as unhinged, unstable, angry, and homophobic. we're also learning more about the fbi's two investigations into the shooter. he had been investigated twice, and he was cleared in both cases and not put under any surveillance. he was even able to legally purchase guns and work as a security guard. how can that be? plus police are providing new details right now from inside that nightclub. they had three confrontations with him and described him as being calm and cool during the rampage. now, as we await donald trump and his comments coming to us li

the chairman of laureate education, a guy named douglas barker, has very close ties to the clinton global initiativend you know who else is a donor to laureate? george soros. >> oh, isn't that great? >> tangled web. >> sounds like one big happy family. here's the challenge, though. so trump maybe should have handled this issue of explaining how the judge has bias, his connection to la raza, what we mentioned the last segment. the media doesn't ask clinton these questions. i had to literally hand feed george stephanopoulos the one question about bill ayers in the 2008 election cycle. nobody else in the mainstream media ever asked the question. >> so if you -- i just got finished reading today's pool report, a report of the mainstream news organizations that are covering hillary clinton, she just did an availability in los angeles, you should see the question, literally the question she was asked today, an hour ago, were so much softer than the questions that, say, miss america gets right after the swimsuit portion of the competition. >> you mean like how are you going to get world peace? >> yeah, no,

issue is if a quid pro quo can be demonstrated, a connection, between a donation to the clinton global initiative board. the enabling legislation, the language, that creates that security board says right up front that it's going to draw people from many areas of exp t expertise, they can probably get by with that, but if the connection between the donation and the seat on that appointive board can be demonstrated, that's a problem. but also look at the last 25 years. whenever hillary clinton has been asked a straight-up question and hasn't given a straight-up answer, the problem only gets worse. and even when at the end of the day the issue at the core of the controversy ends up not being that much, it's been made worse by the dribs and drabs exposure of the truth rather than just coming out and trying to put the fire out. >> uh-huh. ray suarez, we're going to look forward to welcoming you back to the broadcast. thanks very much for joining me today. >> thanks for having me. >>> up next frances rivera and she'll have rachel maddow's entire view with elizabeth warren about why she's endorsing hil

a lot of people when you talk about clinton global initiative but you have to say but they do a lot of lot of good work without doing it this way. look at the unfavorable numbers people say they don't like her because they don't trust her. they think she is fake. that doesn't actually carry over to bill clinton himself. for some reason it's hillary it's like rub ago cat the wrong way. people just don't like her. >> you say it's going to >> this is a fox news alert. we can say a number of news outlets are projecting uk is voting out of the european union. and on twitter, it's being written that history is being written tonight. >> economic earthquake, for 4 or 5 days the markets have really factored in it would be stay in the eu. they thought the vote would come through. the past couple days we saw a big rally on wall street and look now, dow futures down almost 500 points. the british pound, crashing as well, we saw this happen over the past couple hours. as these results are coming in from the uk. you look there, it's just about dawn now in london. imagine waking up in what is going t

the required production of thousands of emails from secretary clinton's top aides to the clinton global initiative. colonel allen west is standing by. first moments ago senator john cornyn went "on the record." >> senator, nice to you have join us. >> good to be with you, greta. >> senator, i don't think this is a close one but i will let you go first. what are your thoughts about the attorney general of the united states meeting privately with president bill clinton? >> well, it looks really bad, greta. as you know as a lawyer, it's not just the actual impropriety, it's the appearance of impropriety and, of course, just another reason why i don't think loretta lynch should take the lead in this investigation but should, rather, appoint a special counsel which is designed to provide a little bit of independence so that the public can be reassured that justice will be done and not just politics. >> well, i'm a little -- you're quite, i guess, more reasonable than i am on this. i'm a little hotter under the collar because i see this as profoundly awful. it's like meeting with a judge privately durin

clinton. what are your initial thoughts on where hillary clinton may go?people that know her best, closest to her, i have talked about this with them. they said, look, she's thinking about who does she want to spend four years with, who does she want to govern with. you have to approach it this way. it is going to be somebody she's familiar with, somebody she has spent time on the campaign trail with. no offense to but she was on the sidelines. tim kaine has been there. there is a familiarity that's developing, a rapport that's developing there. she's just getting to know elizabeth warren. they never served together in the senate. when she came in the senate in 2013, hillary clinton was leaving for the state department. the other name to keep an eye on is a former chair of the joint chiefs. if she had her druthers, having somebody with military experience is somebody she would like to have in a running mate i'm told. there are not a lot of elected democrats on there. mullen strikes me as the one. >> he led the fight. >> it is something they could sell to p

already, you heard from bill clinton at the initiative in atlanta. so all of the clinton's messages today is about sympathies of the victims and strongly in support of her vision of national security and against donald trump saying he's not fit to be in the oval office. kate. >> andrea, donald trump is set to speak around 2:30. i know you had a chance to speak with some of his team. he's really been on the attack against the obama administration and says he will handle things better. what are we expecting out of his remarks? >> reporter: from him, you will hear him going down on the muslim ban and saying that intelligence has failed and going after president obama as he did this morning saying that whether he does not want to get it according to some people that he does not get it. in fact, he thinks that the terrorists are as he sai said -- this is quite an escalation against president obama. his speech as he say is going to be on teleprompter and controlled. this will not be a big rally. you will see the star contrast today between the two of them.

i think what you're talking about are contributions to clinton global initiative. >> no, bill clinton from the chinese government that went into the clintons' personal bank account. >> let's double check that. how much he got from the chinese government or chinese individuals, what are you saying? >> he got money, if you look at the book clinton cash, it documents how chinese government entities paid bill clinton to deliver speeches while hillary clinton was secretary of state. >> we will double check that. stand by, steven, we'll be right back. the call just came in. she's about to arrive. and with her, a flood of potential patients. a deluge of digital records. x-rays, mris. all on account...of penelope. but with the help of at&t, and a network that scales up and down on-demand, this hospital can be ready. giving them the agility to be flexible & reliable. because no one knows & like at&t. one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride pr