and new this morning the state department says clinton's official schedules from her time as the country's top diplomat will be released before election today. several schedules were already the basis of a damning report who says that those clinton met with were al her foundation. >> reporter: vice president biden has been out campaigning for her in ohio is being asked about those ties between the state department and the clinton foundation and whether or not the way they were handled by the foundation was ethical. >> has the clinton foundation always been unearth. >> i think she's going to change and adjust to the realities of how complicated it's all become. >> and is she clearing herself up enough with that? should the foundation have stopped taking foreign donations now? >> i think you'll see them stop taking foreign donations. >> reporter: new this morning we have learned that clinton will start traveling on her press plane. on monday she's been criticized for not giving enough access to the press. she's not had one news conference all year long. press to answer some of those question

. >>> new this morning the state department says clinton's official schedules will be released before election day. several of the schedules already released were the basis for a damming over half of the nongovernment officials also donate today her foundation. for more on this we are joined by tracie potts. that situation does not seem to be going away. >> reporter: no. it doesn't. vice president biden is weighing in on this now. we asked him whether are not he thinks the foundation has always state department. has the clinton foundation always been 100% ethical in your view? >> look, i think they found themselves in a situation where thing wills changing. i think she will change and adjust to the realities of how complicated it has all become. >> is she clearing herself up enough with that? should the foundation have stopped taking foreign donations now? >> i think you'll see them stop taking foreign >> reporter: we also got news she is going to start traveling on the press plane. she has been getting a lot of heat from reporters about not having enough access. she has not had one n

asking hillary rodham clinton aide huma abedin to help with in passports in nine officialsy request was related to efforts to get two american journalists ing north korea released a spokesperson for bill clinton says the exchange does not tell the whole story, the state department has agreed to release all the daily schedules from hillary clinton time as secretary of state to the second or press by mid october, news after government lawyers said hundreds of pages would not be released until after the presidential election ap found more than half people who clinton met or spoke with concluding members of the u.s. or foreign governments, have donated to clinton foundation. according to new fox news poll u.s. voters growing more concerned, about terrorism, a record 54% americans say u.s. is less safe than before 9/11, 39% say safer, last year 53 he% say country less safe 38% said it was safer you can see the comparison there prior to september 2014 more than half voters polled said country was safer. >> a major terrorist attack likely in the near future last year's u.s./iran a

it is one clinton official year after another. plished for your family in the last 26 years? nothing. nothing. very negative things. thirty years of disappointment to help with then or children and she has done nothing for cauchy named the post office i think she named a road. she has done nothing. she was terrible. deal may think she succeeded was to help poor donors to cover-up for crimes. that is what she succeeded at. [chanting] hersey gold greatest achievement in my opinion is to get away with a horrible crime that she committed with the classified information with her phony bills. with illegal servers when dash have then destroyed let's see what happens. to talk about how we have the worst so-called recovery since the great depression. the worst recovery. i laid out details for a specific plan american people rendered their verdict. we exposed to real position on nafta which is by the way on the single worst deal you'll ever see. and the trans-pacific partnership. another disaster that she lied about. she lied and finally the

tonight hillary clinton finally boarding an official campaign plane and coming face to face with reporters. >> i'm so happy to have all of you with me. i was just waiting for this moment. >> reporter: on the plane, clinton blasting russia and officials raised concerns about cyber attacks and possibly interference with the u.s. elections. >> when putin was asked about it, he could barely muster the energy to deny it. >> reporter: she was also asked about her e-mails and the fbi. does that to critics indicate a casual attitude towards classification and towards the way secrets were kept and protected when you were secretary of state. seriously, the fact that i couldn't remember certain meetings whether or not they had occurred doesn't in any way affect the commitment that i have and still have to the treatment of classified material. >> reporter: clinton kicking off labor day in the final stretch of the campaign, with a rally in battle ground ohio and a near encounter with donald trump on the tarmac, their campaign planes parked only 100 yards apart. out today. >> they look at it like they'r

this brings hillary clinton officially back to the campaign trail. we have all of the angles covered from both campaigns. we'll begin with kristen welker. it is tough for us to say she hasn't been on the campaign trail. she has been on this fundraising blitz. $140 million doesn't raise itself but what is she going focus on now? >> reporter: one described this as a final sprint. this is in clear focus today. take a look at what we are going to see today. she will be here and then former dem krapt bill -- bernie sanders will have his first campaign. that will be in new hafrp sthier. of course that's a state he bounced her in the primary. this all comes as there are new questions about clinton using her private e-mail server. she try to turn page today and later on she'll try to put the focus back on her campaign. >> can she turn it around while she is at rally after rally. those rallies are cheerleading events. does she need to hold a press conference and sit there and answer every last question about her e-mails and the foundation? the issue doesn't s

joining us now former clinton's official, kirsten powell and grandholm.e understanding of what i am putting out there, you cannot over height this power. this is huge and it is the battle. after tonight, nothing will be the same. >> no, i think everybody is very excited about this for good reasons. the question is who's going to show up in terms of donald trump. that's going to determine a lot of what happened so if he shows up and he's boring and he does not get into real arguments with her, he's going to walk away and people are going say he won. there is this expectations that he's going to be bombastic. that's going to be up to clinton if she's going to go after him and jab him. if he's going to be disciplined enough to attack her then it will be an exciting event. >> exciting theory. john, that leads me to you yours. tonight, you believe that donald trump's goal is to win over women. >> look at this. this is the super bowl and this is chris cuomo's birthday. if they can find andy kaufman, you are exactly right. this is donald trump's opportunity to t

there is a small group of clinton officials who are with her, who are a part of this.g perp, as well as real-time mock debate dress rehearsal prep. it is a closely guarded secret how all of that is going. some of her close friends of the party don't know what is happening inside the room, or at least say they don't in terms of who they have found to play donald trump. of peoplea number stepped forward, offering to play donald trump for her, but we don't know who the identity is about who is playing that and acting as the moderator. part of the process has been going through things they anticipate, and preparing for different trumps. will it be the bombastic trump, will it be the cutting, crooked hillary trump, willoughby trump trying to be more statesmanlike? they have lived in his performance in terms to hang back and hit his moments. john: i think it will be highly chaplin trump. you don't know who is playing trump, do you? >> i wish i did. this is a moment where there is obviously a lot of expectation on both sides. the clinton people acknowledge that she is going t

we will have mike pence the the show sunday as well a top clinton official. then of course like everybody else we'll focused on the debate, first debate. between trump and clinton on monday night. you know, it's, it's so strange how things and how our attention changes. this week i mean after the things from last weekend, and this week i know that now focus will be on national security and race relations will be a big part of the agenda in this first and it's interesting, because as you know i'm going to moderating the last debate on october 19th. and one the great frustrations is everything in you says well this is a big deal. you want to prepare. you want to start writing questions. and doing research. but you're exactly right. the velocity of change, i mean who's to say first of all what comes out of this debate, what comes out of the campaigns what's going on in world. the world can changco you got to do preparation you also got to nimble and prepared to pivot on a dime. you mention preparation which leads me into my next question with you. if you believe

i spoke with a clinton campaign official earlier saying secretary clinton is in touch with her staffers, rest, feeling much better but also itching to get back out on the campaign trail. we expect that could happen as early as thursday. she's still slated to attend the congressional hispanic gala awards thursday evening. campaign officials cautioning she is still recovering so they reserve the right to change her official schedule. right now that's what they're hoping for. >> when it comes to the health of secretary clinton, a lot of people expressing genuine concern. we know reporters had an opportunity to speak with chelsea clinton, who was on the trail today. >> reporter: it is a day of surrogates for secretary clinton. you're right, daughter chelsea clinton was in north carolina. and our campaign inbed danny freeman had a chance to ask her how her mom is doing. take a listen. >> hi. >> how is your mother doing? is she better now? >> she's great. she's great. >> reporter: and bill clinton also out on the campaign trail today. so, of course, reporters will try to get a little update f

when i talk to clinton officials, they say privately they never thought the race was as wide open as some of those polls showed in the summer. that gap she had over trump was exaggerated. they feel like this is a natural tightening. people are starting to return to their natural voting habits. party identification is important. this is an argument that she started making months ago when it first became clear that trump was going to become the nominee. it's a comfort zone spot for her. she gave a speech in san diego that really felt like she had found the right place. she feels going after him that the arguementments she's making pretty easy to make, that is that he doesn't have the temperament to be united states. does she know how to handle classified information or not? that's certainly something that the trump team is talking quite a bit about. >> peter, thus far we continue to hear both candidates saying he's unfit, she's unfit. age -- >> the conventional wisdom right now is if we're talking about the other candidate, that's good for the candidate who doesn't have to defend thems

what struck me in the interview this morning and other interviews by clinton officials is how much timetalk about talking about trump. they're so focused on their opponent. >> appreciate it. >>> of course, you don't want to miss the debate here tomorrow night, 9:00 eastern time. our coverage beginning at 4:00 eastern time. we'll be right back. ♪ on the [ rear alert sounds ] [ music stops ] ♪ just can't wait to get on the road again ♪ [ front assist sounds ] [ music stops ] [ girl laughs ] ♪ on the road again ♪ like a band of gypsies we go down the highway ♪ [ beetle horn honks ] no matter which passat you choose, you get more standard features, for less than you expected. hurry in and lease the 2017 passat s for just $199 a month. is it a professor who never stops being a student? is it a caregiver determined to take care of her own? or is it a lifetime of work that blazes the path to your passions? your personal success takes a financial partner who values it as much as you do. learn more at tiaa.org ii'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers.age. she's a slob. she ate like a pi

police were on the scene of the 500 block of south clinton street. official say the man was stabbed in the laundromat no arrests were made. the victim is in serious condition. >>> now to the 2016 race for the white house, hillary clinton canceled her campaign stops in california today and resting at her chapaqua new york home. this after it was revealed she is battling pneumonia. her campaign acknowledged her illness of her stumbling and being helped into a van by aids and secret service detail. clinton was leaving the september 11 ceremony when she was overheated and dehydrated. she was taken to her daughter's apartment and was scene walking on her own. >>> donald trump hopes she gets well and back on the campaign trail. that did not stop him from releasing an ad. the video shows hillary clinton describing trump supporters as racist and sexist and xenophobic and islamic phobic -- islam phobic. >>> let's look outside, live sky6 live hd, philadelphia international airport, no weather problems to impact the flights. let's go outside to meteorologist david murph

>> number one, i spoke to people who were former clinton officials and people who worked on this issuend they agree you have to think that clinton still feels like he wants to take a crack at this if he can. at the same time, he is not a dummy. when he was in office, he inherited momentum. the talk began before he was president under the george h.w. bush administration. there is a lot of skepticism that they have the opposite or political will to make a deal. mideast peace is not the burping issue that it was 20 years ago because there are so many other things happening. syrian civil war and iraq and isis. i could go on. would he be an envoy full time? you heard it in his remarks today. he invoked the song imagine which he joined along with in the birthday celebration. he has that idealism and he would want to play a to make it happen again. >> they tried to give hillary clinton responsibility for health care in the first administration. we will see if there is a second if he has something to do with the arrest. appreciate it. here's susan lee with the market wrap. >> gains on wall str

clinton has been very active today. he's seen political opportunity in donald trump's illegal contribution to a public official who laterdrop consideration of an investigation into the now embattled trump university. after months spent fighting allegations of influence peddling between the clinton foundation and hillary clinton's state department. >> this is like watergate only it's worse. >> reporter: the clinton campaign sees an opening to turn the tables on donald trump with the revelation that he made an illegal contribution through his nonprofit foundation to a group backing the re-election of florida attorney >> the next president of the united states of america donald trump. >> reporter: four days after bondi said publicly she was weighing an investigation of the defunct trump university now at the center of two federal class action cases, the trump foundation made a donation of $25,000. bondi never investigated trump university. >> good morning, orlando. in her home state bill clinton on the attack for his foundation and his wife. >> her opponent attacked my foundation. i think that's because they knew they were

a senior clinton official dismissed that account calling it ridiculous and mischaracterizing, adding n was merely dehydrated and suffering from pneumonia. bill clinton said there's nothing to know about his wife's health but did say this. >> when you look at that collapse, that video that was taken, you wonder if it's not more serious. >> no, no. >> than dehydration. >> she's been -- if it is, it's a mystery to me and all her doctors. because frequently -- not frequently. rarely but on more than one occasion over the last many, many years, the same sort of thing's happened to her when she just got severely dehydrated. she's worked like a demon as you know as secretary of state and as a senator and in the years since. . some people are more prone, particularly as you get older, to dehydration. people faint at my political rallies all the time and i'm so old i'm sure it's not due to them swooning. >> well. >>> now to the transparency questions related to clinton's pneumonia diagnosis. the top brass of clinton's campaign admit they could have been more forthcoming with information as the

. >> you had a quick response from clinton officials. they seemed to get up at a normal time. not many seem to be awake at 3:20 this morning when trump was tweeting. this morning her campaign chairman tweeting, quote, i'm almost @real donald trump's age so i get the urge to get up in the middle of the night. important safety tip, don't reach for your phone. quick with a little bit of humor to go after this. for the clinton campaign it's another opportunity to focus on somebody out of the debate that plays straight into their hands. hallie? >> thanks, kasie. i imagine the clinton team is looking at new polls today. let's pull them up on screen. one in florida where you have heard kasie reporting from. another in nevada showing clinton with a lead over donald trump. you can see the florida one there. 46-42. that libertarian vote at 7% plus the green party makes it 8%. in nevada, up sex six d -- six points. we have seen clinton and trump campaigning. mark, one of the things we have been looking at are post debate scientific polls that have come out since monday night's debate sho

clinton. >>> election officials in one virginia county say companies are sending letters about registration to dead people and children as young as 3 years old. some voters in rockingham county explain complaining that the letters said they weren't registered to vote even though they are. the letters are coming from two organizations who are not affiliated with any official entity. it is a major headache for election officials who say the letters have people concerned about fraud. >>> another recall for bluebell ice cream. the company recalling two out of an abundance of caution, a voluntary recall is in place for chocolate chip cookie dough and cookie two-step. the company said some could contain listeria that could be deadly for the young, sick, and elderly. last year, of course, listeria outbreaks forced the company to stop production and issue a massive recall of all of its products. >>> florida seems to growing. steadies are showing florida could have more than 30 million resident business 2070. right now it's at 6.4 million acres. the state currently has around 20 million residents. t

politifact ruled on this, a very legitimate organization, they said neither hillary clinton officially nor anyone in her campaign said it. anyone can join in any chorus they want. all she can control is her own campaign. malco malcolm, one reason why african-americans especially have a problem with this candidacy of donald trump is because of what he's continued to say and has never taken back, his charge that the president was illegitimately elected by the american people, he somehow snuck into the country under some sort of strange guise and managed to convince everybody he was born in hawaii when he was not. this went on for months, it has never stopped. i would like to end it. rudy giuliani almost ended it but wouldn't say he could speak for the candidate yet tonight. except to say he believed it and he thought trump had stopped doing it but trump hasn't stopped doing it. he has not changed as susan just explained. >> right. well, you know, birtherism is the ultimate form of racism, when you consider the first black president of the united states, by claiming he's an illegitimate e

a top clinton foundation official has now asked aberdeen for help in a e-mail for obtaining diplomatic passports. worked for clinton for years. clinton officials, though, disputing this claim that it was a violation related to a trip president clinton was making over to north korea to work for the release of two american journalists who were being held by the north korean's. so we going to talk to chief congressman who is here with us. what would like to see now as even more comes out on this, congressman? >> connell, we've been simply after the information, the data, really the truth from mrs. clinton as you recall back in 2008 during her confirmation for secretary of state. she cade that her professional relationship with the clinton foundation would be held to and obviously it's not. hundreds of people gave millions of dollars. those people who they are were funneled to the clinton foundation not withstanding that mrs. clinton met privately with these people as secretary of state. all these are questions and answers that need to be developed and were waiting for the clinton foundati

so, there's a small group of clinton officials who are with her, who are a part of this.studying prep, as well as realtime, sort of mock debate dress rehearsal prep. and it is a closely guarded secret, how all of that is going. some of her close friends in the party don't know what's happening inside the room, or at least they say they don't, in terms of who they have found to play donald trump. i can tell you that i'm told that a number of people stepped forward offering to play donald trump for her, but we don't know yet who the identity is, maybe jen does, about who is playing that and who is acting as the moderator. but part of the process has been going through things, they anticipate, and preparing for different trumps. will it be the bombastic trump, the cutting, hillary clinton trump, will it be trump trying to be more statesmen like. and they have watched his debate performances, none of which has ever been one on one, but they have looked at that and said he tends to hang back and pick his moments and they want to be ready for that. >> i'm thing it's going to be

officials say mhte tryg >> reporter: even if hillary clinton took to the stage of the democratic convention, party officials were scrambling with a major security breach, they had been hacked. investigators now say it was a cyber attack, launched from russia. who are these hackers? >> basically they are coming from the russia underground. >> reporter: former hacker is now a leading expert on the russian hackers. they do services for the russian state and protection? >> yes. >> reporter: the attack on the democratic party's computers was not the first time russian hackers have hacked their way into other counties. last year, one of them hacked its way into germany's parliament penetrating the very heart of the german political system. in germany cyber crimes are investigated by the equivalent of our nsa, andreas conan oversees its work. >> what you see here on this typical kind of attack, those are the ones with the origins there. and you see they are clear cut. >> reporter: there meaning russia? >> there meaning russia. >> reporter: and right there is the direct link between the german parl

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tonight hillary clinton finally boarding an official campaign plane and coming face to face with reporters. >> i'm so happy to have all of you with me. i was just waiting for this moment. >> reporter: on the plane, clinton blasting russia and vladimir putin after national security officials raised concerns about cer attacks and possibly interference with the u.s. elections. >> when putin was asked about it, he could barely muster the energy to deny it. >> reporter: she was also asked about her e-mails and the fbi. does that to critics indicate a casual attitude towards classification and towards the way secrets were kept and protected when you were secretary of state. >> i take classifications seriously, the fact meetings whether or not they had occurred doesn't in any way affect the commitment that i have and still have to the treatment of classified material. >> reporter: clinton kicking off labor day in the final stretch of the campaign, with a rally in battle ground ohio and a near encounter with donald trump on the tarmac, their campaign planes parked only 100 yards apart. her surroga

clinton camp gave him a front row seat. cuban has been very critical of trump during this campaign and he officially endorsed clinton back in july. trump responded to that invite over the weekend by joking that ?he would invite "gennifer flowers" to six next to cuban. she is the woman who had an affair with bill clinton in the 80s and 90s. flowers tweeted that she would come... but the trump campaign confirmed sunday that they never ?actually invited her. this will be the first of sunday, october 9th at washington university in st. louis missouri. it will be moderated by cnn's anderson cooper. the format will be a town hall meeting... where half the questions come from the moderator and the other half come from people in the audience. the third and final debate will be wednesday october 19th... at the university of nevada in las vegas. the moderator is "fox news sunday" host... chris wallace. that debate will have the ?same format as tonight's. and hillary clinton's running mate will be watching tonight's debate right here in florida. start his day in lakeland at an organizing event at the lakeland center. doors open at 10:

officials are pointing to is what they rolled out today. the 95 former generals and admirals who have endorsed hillary clinton. that comes a day after donald trump rolled out 88 former military officials who endorsed him. so there's a back and forth. in terms of the substance, hillary clinton is going to go after him. make the argument we have heard on the campaign trail he doesn't match the commander-in-chief test. he fails it effectively. she's going to probably lay out a host of arguments. one of the comments he's made that he knows more about fighting isis than the generals do. the fak he went to mexico and didn't bring up the wall. the key immigration policy when he was meeting with the president of mexico. those are some of the points we have heard him talking about on the campaign trail. that's a little bit of a preview of what we can expect to hear tonight. in terms of ohio and why it's so important and why we are here, we're talking to voters. this is not only a critical battleground state, but it has the sixth largest population of veterans nationwide. so they are going to make a big difference in ter

donald trump made his ninth campaign stop there on tuesday since july and clinton campaign officials say president obama will stump for clinton there next week. but the first debate poll. christian to say ton ahead by four points in florida. in august clinton had a two-point lead. jennifer griffin is live at the event in coral springs. what else does the poll tell us? >> reporter: the key dim graphic in this new -- demographic is independent voters the key to florida voting and if you want to know which way florida goings you look at things dem graphic. the pool says trumps beats clinton among independent voters 41 to 33%. trump's net approval rating is negative 22. clinton is negative eight. a lot of never trump voters and never hillary voters with talked to in florida in the last 24 hours. which is so important. florida is important because of the 29 electoral votes. trump does not have a path to victory without florida. president obama won it narrowly in the last two eexes. >> she responded today the trump's tweets. >> reporter: well, the campaign seized this alicia machado scuffle

produce the emails that the rnc has requested through the freedom of information act of hillary clinton's top officialsis is sort of a clown show what the state department is doing. the idea it was going to take them an additional two months to release hillary clinton's schedules was too much for anybody in the know to really tolerate. gregg: is this one of the reasons why perhaps hillary clinton hasn't held a news conference with the national press for 272 days? she only does select interviews, limited time, chosen topics. can't get into any trouble there. is it because she doesn't have any good answers to the relationship with the foundation not to mention her emails? >> yeah, i think that's exactly wait is. her campaign made a strategic decision it's far better to try to weather the storm as it were, not doing press conferences, on her avoiding open press conferences, then it is for her to participate in a press conference where she is likely, not certain give what we know of the press corps, but likely to face a series of questions about her emails and the clinton foundation. judicial watch which h

clinton and and continue. if they fail to release the record in two weeks they may face depositions from officials. to talk about. let's start with the latest on the clinton front. the hits just keep on coming. what do you make of it. >> the fact that she didn't go through training shouldn't any a surprise to anybody who followed hillary clinton over the years. she doesn't have to do the things the little people have to do. remember when the big banks in 2008 were too big to fail? hillary thinks she is too big to jail. so she doesn't have to play by the same rules that you, me or any other american would play by, and how dare we would expect her to. >> it seems as though this is catching up to her in the polls. the most recent one by fox news shows the gap narrowing between hillary clinton and donald trump. do you think americans are starting to get serious about this and questioning how they could have a leader that potentially might have and we don't know this for sure, but the evidence is not looking good. might have effectively put herself and thus the united states up for sale? >> $156 million

part of it may be she's a woman and haven't elected a woman president before. >> reporter: clinton campaign officials concerned about black women voters in florida and enthusiasm gap in millennials. >> if you don't vote, that's a vote for trump. we need hillary to win. >> it's not about voting for perfect candidate, there is no such person. >> reporter: michelle obama hit the campaign trail for clinton in philadelphia, reminding students how much trump's pushing of the birther movement hurt herself and her family. >> questions designed to undermine his presidency, questions that can't be blamed on others for swept under the rug by insincere sentence uttered at press conference. >> reporter: this as clinton earned endorsement from senator john warner. made the announcement in the swing state today. >> i will when he go into the booth cast a vote for the clinton-kaine ticket. >> reporter: his apparent admission in the past he has not paid federal taxes. >> that means zero for troops, vets, schools or health. >> reporter: 1 of clinton's surrogates howard dean doubled down hon his theory of donald trump

clinton was trying to accomplish. show case foreign policy details. show she has more military officials, 110 versus donald trump's 88 and showcasing that donald trump will make us less safe. >> part of the argument people made is she seems too scripted. you might not agree with what she was saying, but this was a more centered approach, more comfortable and natural in her delivery. the argument against her praising the fact that more people have endorsed her in the it end is these would be the people responsible for the conditions we are facing now. so she is in a very difficult position of having to argue hire me so i will change the environment, but she has been in our lives for decades and is arguably part and parcel to the nature of what we are experiencing. >> she has to embrace it but say i'm different and i'll mike a difference. liz: the remarks came after hillary clinton met with prominent republican security officials like michael chertoff. also matt olson, the head of the national terrorism center. he's on record saying isis is rooting for trump. what do you make of that? >> i

clinton's apartment instead. have you ever heard a campaign official overriding the secret service? have you heard of that? >> i've never heard of that but i can't speak for what's happening on inside the clinton campaign, but i do know that hillary clinton has already come out and said that they take responsibility for the way that this has happened and they've exercised poor judgment so yet again this is hillary clinton stating she herself has exercised poor judgment. this is something the clinton campaign has to answer. >> you know, katrina, i appreciate you being direct and forthright in your answers, it's refreshing. sometimes when you interview people, you don't get a direct answer, i appreciate that. i think the viewers would, too. we had clinton's press secretary apologizing for not notifying the press earlier. i want you to take a listen to the sound on tape that we have and we'll get your reaction. >> i think that in retrospect we could have handled it better in terms of providing more information more quickly. i should say as soon as she got into the vehicle, she was alert and telling staff she w

he subpoenaed more than 140 clinton administration officials. he sent out more than a thousand subpoenas all together. he sent out random subpoenas to people whose names he misspelled. he was subpoenaing so many people. dan burton worried so feverishly around the clinton family, he made dervishes dizzy. when he needed a chief investigator, he hired the guy from storming into the windows room, stalking the family of that woman who killed herself that had nothing to do with bill clinton. he hired david bossy and he turned out to be too much of a scandal for burton. tim russert caught him out for selectively releasing tiny pieces of a super long transcript that had been selectively edited and cut up, in order to make the clintons look terrible and very guilty, even though the full transcripts exonerated them. >>. >> your office released 27 pages of transcripts. we've obtained the full transcript and audio tape, there's a major portion left out involving hillary clinton. mr. burton, that's rather exculpatory for hillary clinton and you left it out w