the clintons are the sordid past. we will be the very bright and clean future. >> and question three, will millennials be swayed by hillary clinton's appeal to think again salve porting the libertarian or green party candidates. >> i think either donald trump or i will be the president of the united states. and so people have to look carefully in making their decision about who to vote for, because it will be either him or me, and i am going to do everything i can to make sure it's me. >> with us today, reporting and insights, lisa lare of the associated press and pierre and jackie kucinich of the "daily beast." tom hanks taught, there's no crying in baseball, but apparently there is whining in politics. >> and then i had to put up, put up with the anchor and fight the anchor all the time on everything i said. what a rigged deal. i'll tell you, we're in such a rigged -- it is terrible. >> now that was thursday afternoon in new hampshire when most of us were awake. then, while most of us were sleeping, an overnight twe

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clinton was at state? >> i can't speak to her recollection of when she knew but she was i can tell you -- but that would be contrary to the facts, wouldn't it? >> i can just tell you i know she had an account on the server and she was aware and using an account on the server. >> at the time mrs. clinton was there. ok thank you for establishing those facts for us. we appreciate that. blackberries. we know that there was preferences on functions and systems and going back and forth a lot of difference devices and we also know that there was one blackberry that was provided by from state but they've sent it with a warning that, look, all of this could be freedom of information act therefore go in with this understanding so they elected to not use that blackberry. there were other blackberries used associated with the server which we've determined. how were they obtained? were they third-party obtained? obviously it wasn't through state because there was only one we know about. maybe there were more. >> i can'

and it goes back to send in mama clinton said about clinton and about her and roger clinton was whenever they want into a room, they could sense who was the person who least liked them and they would spend time trying to woo them. he said that as a major mistake for a leader. he talks about the need of bill clinton is to be loved what she said please do him listening not to hold it. can't like leon panetta, alice rivlin and the grown-ups in the white house who had other careers, jobs, while parent is to go back to the insider listening to the kids, george stephanopoulos who was so afraid of the press and headline that they say go with the special prosecutor. you make a huge mistake for yourself. once you have a special prosecutor to have to justify themselves. bill clinton, tried to be loved and accepted negative headlines can support the special prosecutors and he and his memoir says it biggest mistake i made. it just jumps off the page with frustration and anger. he did listen to me. that is a weakness. >> you mentioned but bill clinton regretted that he never had a war to fight. he di

go to clinton.hey believe those voters really, really don't want to vote for donald trump. where does bernie sanders come in? he handed hillary one of the biggest losses of the primary season. the primary with sanders 60 and clinton 38. it was more than that. voters under 30 in the democratic primary. check this out. 83% voted for berny and boat her by nearly 70%. that's the state bernie sanders was called in to help hillary reach out. you can see why the campaign is leaning on bernie sanders and why they are doing it in new hampshire and why they are pitching that message to millennial voters. a hillary clinton supporter joins us from capitol hill. i appreciate it. we put that number up from the primary and want to remind folks of this. if you took all the primaries and all the caucuses and looked at voters under 30, this was the result. sanders 71% and hillary clinton 28%. this was not just a new hampshire phenomenon. we saw this across the country. with sanders trying to help hillary clinton, i w

>> i was being compensated by the clintons. >> just personally or the clinton executive services, clintonation, what was it? >> at that time i was an employee of clinton family personally and clinton foundation. >> okay. my time has expired. now recognize ranking member, mr. cummings. >> mr. cooper, the fbi's investigative summary states that apple server you helped install in the home of president and secretary clinton in 2008 was originally purchased for the purpose of hosting email services for president clinton's staff. to the best of your knowledge, is that accurate? >> yes, that's accurate. >> according to the fbi summary the decision was made to keep that server in the clinton residence. the reason was, and i quote, due to concern over insuring email reliability and a desire to segregate email for president clinton's various posts and endeavors, end of quote. according to the fbi the decision was made in january 2009 to switch from the apple server to a new server. fbi investigative summary states that in 2009, quote, according to cooper, in or around january 2009, the decision was

clinton: it is.f you read the constitution and look at the history of the way the convention played out, the document, it's amazing. people ask me to sign their copies of the constitution. when i open it i always think there ought to be a subtitle, let's make a deal. because the framers didn't trust concentrated power. i think she is good at that. she has always been good at it. the fact that they have been so mean to her is not part of that. they know we are not like that. neither one of us. in the years before hillary left the state department and after she went there, we had republicans at cgi. a lot working to support our foundation. then we had people whose party i didn't even know. ♪ charlie: you made the democratic party a centrist party. there seems to be a consensus that it has moved to the left. people say they have witnessed that in the primaries of this process in which bernie sanders seem to move hillary clinton to the left. mr. clinton: this is like physics. every reaction inspires and

a cnn special report "unfinished business -- the essential hillary clinton." >> hillary clinton sale, in june of 2008, after a year and a half long campaign, hundreds of hillary clinton's friend and supporters gathered in the nation's capital. >> it was like running 7/8 of the race. you could see that finish line and you knew you weren't going to cross it. it was surprisingly emotional for all of us. >> the woman who many hoped would make history as the country's first female president had fallen short. >> she was surrounded by her daughter. on the other side of her was her mother. >> well, this isn't exactly the party i planned, but i sure like the company. >> i did feel as if i was standing there at another step in history because my grandmother was born before women had the right to vote and she lived long enough to vote for her daughter for president. that to me is an amazing american arc. >> although we weren't able to shatter that highest, hardest glass ceiling this time, thanks to you, it's got about 18 million cracks in it. >> i think that hillary clinton's a fighter first and

. >>> the clintons are the sordid past. we will be the very bright and clean future. >> look, he can say whatever he wants to say. . >> donald trump hinting that he's considering bringing up bill clinton's infidelities. >> she was very nasty to me. >> he can run his campaign any way he chooses. >> the american people have had it with years and decades of clinton scandals. >> people have to look carefully in making their decision. it will be either him or me. >>> hello. i'm john berman. >> i'm kate bolduan. famous campaign slogans because we love those include i like ike, it's the economy, stupid and now check out sex tape. at this moment, hillary clinton is about to speak live in florida. hold it together, john. the burning question looking at a live picture right there, the burning question if or how will she respond to one of the more surreal moments of this campaign, an overnight twitter storm from donald trump attacking former miss universe alicia machado. >> dramatic reading right now. trump says clinton was duped and

>> i was being compensated by the clintons. >> personally or clinton executive services, clinton foundation, what was it? >> at that time i was employee of both the clinton family personally and clinton foundation. >> okay. all right. my time has expired. now recognize ranking member mr. cummings. >> mr. cooper, the fbi's investigative summary states the apple server you helped install in the home of president and secretary clinton in 2008 was originally purchased for the purpose of hosting e-mail services for president clinton's staff. to the best of your knowledge, is that accurate? >> yes, that's accurate. >> according to the fbi summary, the decision was made to keep that server in the clinton residence. the reason was, and i quote, due to concern over ensuring e-mail reliability and desire to segregate e-mail for president clinton's various post-presidency endeavors, end of quote. according to the fbi, the decision was made in january 2009 to switch from the apple server to a new server. yes, the fbi investigative summary states that in 2009, quote, according to cooper, in or around ja

it's very clinton like. words. >> governor, but not from the clinton campaign. charity watch has rated the clinton foundation and their work higher than the red cross. >> did they rate the interaction between the state department and the foundation? you don't get to violate the rules simply because you might be doing some good things. >> they rated it -- >> the clintons -- i don't care what they rated it. what about the e-mails, what about the interaction. what about we have to hire this guy because they gave so much money? what about access for sale? >> governor -- >> give me a break. >> you asked me did they rate it upon, then you say you don't care how they rate it. >> for sake of argument, they do some good things. but that does not make you above the law. and the clintons never seem to grasp that fact. >> was it not above the law? was there not an issue with the trump foundation giving money to the attorney general in the state of florida? >> that story has been so debunked now. nobody has been talking

>> as bill clinton was fighting for his political legacy, hillary clinton was planning hers.urreal moment. >> mr. mccain, guilty. >> because as the impeachment vote was happening on the floor -- >> mr. moynihan, not guilty. >> she was with the quintessential expert on the state of new york, of all things new york. >> that expert was senior adviser harold ickeys inside the private areas of the white house, he and hillary clinton were contemplating a run for senate. >> we talked about everything from fund-raising, how much it was going to cost. we ran the gamut. >> hillary pored over research and debated strategy. then the phone rang. >> she told the white house operator to put whoever was calling on. >> i just called and said i would like to talk to the first lady. >> we didn't have a television or radio on. she listened, she said i understand. >> i think i was the 30th person to call. i had no idea i was the first guy through. >> where are we going as a nation? >> new york republican congressman peter king, who had voted against impeachment, delivered the news. president clin

hillary clinton is recovering from pneumonia.ald trump is hoping to capitalize on her down time. the billionaire keeping her focus not on clinton's health scare but what he calls a hate filled campaign. hillary clinton's camp is hitting back with a new ad. >>> how stupid are the people of the country. you've called people pigs, fat slops. >> she's a disgusting pig, right? >> i'd like to punch them in the face. they're losers. >> with me now is john gear. he's currently researching how negativity may actually help voters make better choices. welcome. really, is that true? >> well, yes. yes, indeed. sounds a little odd but we have two unpopular candidates. so there's reasons to raise doubts about both of them. >> but doesn't the negativity come from a place that's not quite true? >> well, you know, one of the things people have to understand about campaigns is that they're about exaggerations. both sides can exaggerate. in this particular election actually unfortunately there doesn't need to be any exaggeration. donald trump has sa

clinton today. she has trust issues and she's raising lots and lots of campaign cash and a lot of that cash is coming from wall street. how does bernie sanders say that's okay now? >> i think what bern ie -- i don't think that's what he's going to say. i think for him this has always been about the issues. he endorsed secretary of state because he needs the political revolution to roll on and the only way that will happen is if we have a candidate that is going to be an advocate for w k working families, someone we can trust with the nuclear codes. >> even bernie sanders said -- i have the sound bite right here. bernie sanders said over the weekend mrs. clinton should divorce herself from the clinton foundation and she should do it right now instead of waiting. he also said that the libertarian candidate mr. johnson should be on that debate stage with mrs. clinton and mr. trump. let's listen to that. >> do you think gary johnson should be in the debates? >> i think they have generally speaking my vi

there were multiple payrolls, there was a clinton house payroll, a clinton -- a clinton executive services payroll. >> they were checks. mr. cooper: they were through a employer services can -- company. rep. chaffetz: we now recognize the gentleman from oklahoma. >> thank you. thank you, mr. cooper for your patience and also your answers you have provided. alerted folks to possible breach attempts and were concerned about the security as we have heard in your testimony. in january 2013 according to the a user logged into a staffer of president clinton's account and browsed e-mails and folders of that person's account. were you aware of that breach? mr. cooper: i was not aware of that breach. >> did it cause you concern? once i read it, sure. >> in the spring of 2013, according to the fbi, sidney blumenthal's aol account was clinton's e-mail exchange with mr. blumenthal was made public. were you aware of that? mr. cooper: i was. >> what was your response? mr. cooper: at that point, i was transitioning out of the role or responsibility with the servers. various teams were selecting a network

clinton: no. mr.rump: and then you heard what i said about it, and all of a sudden you were against it. ms. clinton: well, donald, i know you live in your own reality, but that is not the facts. the facts are -- i did say i hoped it would be a good deal, but when it was negotiated -- mr. trump: not. ms. clinton: -- which i was not responsible for, i concluded it wasn't. i wrote about that in my book -- mr. trump: so is it president obama's fault? ms. clinton: -- before you even announced. mr. trump: is it president obama's fault? ms. clinton: look, there are differences -- mr. trump: secretary, is it president obama's fault? ms. clinton: there are -- mr. trump: because he's pushing it. ms. clinton: there are different views about what's good for our country, our economy, and our leadership in the world. and i think it's important to look at what we need to do to get the economy going again. that's why i said new jobs with rising incomes, investments, not in more tax cuts that would add $5 trillion to

the clinton campaign put out the word that because of the heat from the ceremony from 9/11, hillary clinton simply left the occasion earlier than scheduled. her people now say that her secret was as they say, a bad call. >> i think we could have handled it better in terms of providing more information more quickly. in those 90 minutes we were putting the priority on making sure she was okay. as soon as she got in the vehicle she was alert the whole time and telling staff she was fine. but i do think in those 90 minutes that elapsed we could have gotten more information out more quickly. that is on the staff and we regret that. >> the campaign disclosed that clinton had been diagnosed on friday with pneumonia. to tamp down concerns, they put out a statement that clinton was recovering well. and hillary clinton's headline prognosis is of the type that can let her finish her campaign at the robust pace that is needed, can it or not? that is the question for the doctors themselves. the other question can only be raised by the voters' attention to the candidates. are they willing to accept her i

on bill clinton is a mistake.k obama did a good of making political hay out of clinton fatigue, is donald trump on to something when he focuses on clinton corruption and the ?attle days the specific question of the clinton years were bad. i think that he misses a point which is that the majority of voters in the country feel that the clinton years were actually very good on the issues .hat voters care about it was a time when manufacturing jobs were being created in the middle class was actually rising . it is a mistake for donald trump make this a race about the past. theperson who wins if person who makes it about the future and he is making it about everything except voters. >> have you heard of any polling data to give you insight into whether the debate had an effect on the race? obviously, i think it would have a problem sharing it on television if it was private. what you saw in the debate in with the public polling suggested is that you are going to see a shift toward secretary clinton but it is still a ti

it fit the clinton narrative. what we're seeing here i think with the terrorist attack in new york, with the events in charlotte, i'm talking television pictures here, the images. let's not forget the image of secretary clinton, herself, and her health scare there on september 11th. i do think those things make an impact watching an electorate an television. >> van jones, is that what you think changed? >> that's some of it, frankly. donald trump stopped doing dumb stuff every day. >> he got new management. >> he was slips on a banana peel and marbles every day the whole summer. he stopped doing that. that let some people get more comfortable with him. hillary clinton has got to not fall into a particular trap, though. she's so interested in stopping donald trump from dragging us backwards she forgets to tell us how she's going to take us forward. she actually has plans. not just a personality thing. they both got bad personalities according to a lot of people. her plans, she should talk about them more. economist

it's always been a question what role will bill clinton play in a clinton white house.l. it's unprecedented. the foundation speaks to that. a lot of people will look at this if they have a concern and will see satisfactory answers in terms of no more of the clinton global initiative on an annual basis if she is the president. they probably, people who are concerned about this would have liked to have seen the changes put into effect earlier, and that line very clearly drawn, but look, i think this just becomes an ish you've of people who aren't going to believe it are going to keep questions a lot. >> how big a deal should trump's dealings with foreign actors be in this election? they're using it, the clinton people, to set it up as a point of comparison with the foundation. how do you think it plays? >> i think we should know more. we should know more on both sides about what those relationships were, financial and otherwise to gauge potential influence. those are fair questions for clinton, for the clinton foundation as well, and certainly that would apply to trump. >

>> i was being compensated by the clintons. >> personally or clinton executive services, clinton foundation, what was it? >> at that time i was employee of both the clinton family personally and clinton foundation. >> okay. all right. my time has expired. now recognize ranking member mr. cummings. >> mr. cooper, the fbi's investigative summary states the apple server you helped install in the home of president and secretary clinton in 2008 was originally purchased for the purpose of hosting e-mail services for president clinton's staffer. to the best of your knowledge, is that accurate? >> yes, that's accurate. >> according to fbi summary, the decision was made to keep that server in the clinton residence. the reason was, and i quote, due to concern over insuring e-mail reliability and desire to segregate e-mail for president clinton's post presidency endeavors, end of quote. according to the fbi, the decision was made in january 2009 to switch from the apple server to a new server. yes, the fbi investigative summary states that in 2009 quote, according to cooper, in or around january 2009,

clinton." that's pretty strong stuff. >> the thing is, in paragraph three of all of these stories about the e-mails and clinton foundation, they say they did nothing illegal and so forth. i realize that you're going to get investigations and all of this other stuff. but the clinton foundation has done billions of dollars of good. as a matter of fact, it did good for trump, because he gave them $100,000. one of the reasons is why he did charitable work -- >> hold on a second, he's done our charitable work. particularly with the veterans. rich, let me go to another issue again this may not be against the law. but it's the appearance of conflict of interest. this politico article talking about how bill clinton used a lot of money from taxpayers. 16 billion from the president's found pay off staff members of the clinton foundation. politico is the one that came out with that story. clinton has denied, an interesting fact to that story, that perhaps one of the servers that hillary clinton used was p

clinton for several years. he will also discuss bill clinton's post-present -- post-presidency years. ♪ host: good morning. i live look at the u.s. capitol. the house and senate back in session this week. trying to work out a compromise on the spending bill. agreement, wicked city possibility of another government shutdown. both parties saying the expect to reach an agreement before the end of the month. president heading to new york for the start of the un's general assembly. in last before stepping down january. presidential candidates off the campaign trail. tomorrow, hillary clinton in jan -- the littlefield and donald trump in florida. firstdays before the presidential debate, our question is your question. what is your number one question to the candidates in the upcoming debate? our phone lines are open. if you are the moderator, what are the questions you would want to ask? or join us at facebook.com/c-span. is called by mayor did mayor bill de -- blasio is calling it an intentional act. it forced evacu

bill clinton kicks off the very last clinton global initiative meeting in new york.ng with lots of celebrities, lots of big donors, there are some speculation it might not be as glitzy as in past years. there will be one very notable absence, and that's president barack obama. he's always in new york at the same time. typically goes up there to attend cgi. he didn't last year when the primary was going on so he didn't show favoritism. very interesting this year at the time when he is clearly in hillary clinton's camp he's staying away. >> smart man. maggie? >> the first presidential debate is now just over a week away. donald trump has spent very little time doing formal prep of any kind. his aides have been pressing him. he's going to devote the final weekend for debate prep. he's playing it a little bit loose. and in his sort of free form style. a lot of people around him are concerned that that won't translate quite as well in a general election debate. >> risky strategy. third party candidates is complaining they're not invited. >> monday hillary clinton will be

trump is ahead of clinton in one point and in florida, trump is tied by clinton. the previous poll shows clinton leading in all those states. now the race is obviously closing quickly. hillary clinton last night did little to help her cause in a commandeering chief forum, she seeming my forgot that four americans were killed under her watch in libya but trump today reminded her. >> i put together a coalition that included nato and we were able toll save lives. we did not lose a single american in that action. >> she falsely said "no americans die in libya." i heard that, could show forgotten so quickly. as they say it was in all of the papers of the subject of the congressional hearing. they even made a movie about it. joining me tonight is pat buchanan on how he's seeing this progressing. one of the kacandidates have be a moment that everyone fears. gary johnson. flooding a question on the sir caltran civil war. >> what would you do if you are elected of aleppo. what is aleppo? you are kidding. >> no. >> aleppo is in syria. the eppie center of refugee crisis. >>

clinton collapsed. this on the heels of a new report from the new york post that the clinton team may have avoided those hospitals on purpose to conceal details of her medical treatment. trump national spokesman katrina pierson joins me now. glad to have you, katrina. what do you think of the new information coming out of the hillary clinton campaign? >> well, i mean, if the emergency was as bad as they thought it was initially, surely there was an ambulance on-site, this is a memorial service. it's unfortunate. we want hillary clinton to get better and get on the campaign trail so mr. trump can continue to contrast his message with hers and looking forward to seeing her at debate. >> katrina, who at the trump campaign is responsible for the tone of being subtle and being understated and about hillary clinton's distress here? >> well, i mean, this is everyone, you know, there's been a lot of criticism since mr. trump has been saying from the beginning last year when he first entered the race he felt lik

clinton." you were on cnn's "new day" this week and said she should release her medical records. many would like to see both candidates' medical records. we know less about these candidates' health than we do for many other people who have run for president in the past. do you think she will now release her health records? is that the smartest move? >> it's certainly the smartest move, but it's clear that she tried to hide this, and this is going to hurt her, certainly in the short term in that regard. at the same time, it's important, as you note, that donald trump has released virtually nothing of any importance, having to do with his health. but more than that, trump really has covered up the reality of his life. we have now seen great reporting by "the new york times," "the washington post," "the wall street journal" on donald trump as a life-long con man in business, and we have learned nothing from him about the reality of so much of his business, his tax records, et cetera. we also have

it was a tough comment about the clinton campaign, which means clinton. joining me is jonathan allen, a great book about hillary, and heidi who wrote the main story today. heidi, you first. i will get to the biographer here. what does this say in all fairness objectively? does hillary clinton have a penchant for privacy? beyond the usual normal american penchant to keep your own personal health to yourself. >> well, the answer to that is yes but is this going to be a case that magnifies that and makes it a deal breaker for the american people? probably not. you can look -- >> a weak breaker? >> maybe. you can look at the pieces of this and look at what brian fallon said and put this together and kind of figure out what happened here which was she knew on friday she was sick. she thought i can take the antibiotics and power through this and we'll see what happens on monday. that didn't exactly work out. >> do you think she was ever going to disclose if she could get away with it? >> who knows? given the narrative that was already out there and being pushed

clinton: no. i will be lucky to hold her back. >> there's nothing you can disclose about her health? is it connected to the concussion, to any other thing that has happened to her? mr. clinton: no. as far as we know. she is undergone extensive physical exams since that concussion repeatedly. charlie: you yourself said that took six months to recover. mr. clinton: but she has fully recovered from that. prone,ople are more particularly as you get older to dehydration. people faint at my rallies all the time. i'm sure it is not due to them swooning. i would say as long as i'm in politics, 90% of the people i usually itollapse, is quite hot. it is almost always because of dehydration. say if: is it fair to the doctors had concerns they would not let her on the campaign trail, and you would not let her on the campaign trail? mr. clinton: absolutely. charlie: so there is nothing more to know. mr. clinton: nothing more to know. i have talked to her doctor, who is extremely competent. of those her with al

donald trump is demanding an apology from hillary clinton and highlighting clinton's remark in an attack ad. >>> mosque fire. an arson attack on the build bring the orlando nightclub attacker once prayed. >>> and worst case scenario. warnings another nuclear test by north korea could imminent, with south korea fearing dire consequences. washington and seoul are planning a major show of military force in the skies over the korean peninsula. will it deter kim jong-un? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> we're following breaking news tonight. hillary clinton's campaign is on the defensive for waiting two days to reveal that the candidate has pneumonia. clinton was forced to leave an event and cameras caught her appearing to almost collapse. the campaign manager said clinton was trying to power through her illness and the staff is to blame for slow disclosure. mike pence, meanwhile, is joining donald trump in demanding that hillary clinton apologize for calling half of their supporters a "basket of deplorables." pence was here in "the situation

team clinton be? >> about? >> about how she could be going after. she's embarrassed him. he doesn't like to get embarrassed. >> no, he doesn't. barack obama famously had a very bad debate against mitt romney. i don't know if donald trump can learn lessons. hopefully he can. he hasn't so far. but, look, when you say he didn't do something because you didn't want to embarrass them and then go out on a national news program which happened to be hallie jackson and msnbc, this is why you didn't end up doing it, it doesn't really count. you don't really get credit for that, donald. >> i have to ask you about howard dean. >> yeah. >> howard dean tweeting saying that donald trump's sniffing, we saw donald trump sniff throughout the debate. you can't really doubt that. it could have been a number of things. howard dean saying this is symptomatic of a cocaine user and then he doubled down on it yesterday. >> stephanie, i've lost audio. >> take a look. >> he sniffs during the -- during the presentation which is

it's not about clinton. about the american people on all of those issues, truck, to my mind hillary clinton is far and away the superior candidate. >> do you think gary johnson should be in the debates? >> i think they have, you know, generally speaking my view is that if people reach a certain level, you can debate about what that level is. i think, what is it, 15% -- >> you think -- >> but you think that level, that 15% is a fair metric. >> it's probably too high. >> you think it should be lower. >> lower than that. >> let me play for you perhaps one of the more famous sound bytes from your campaign. here it is. >> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails. >> me, too, me, too. >> that happened almost a year ago. that was october to have 2015. here we are september of 2016. you may not care about then but a lot of people do. do you have advice for hillary clinton and how to handle this? you struggled with the foundation and thought the foundation was problematic. do you thin

big night for clinton. so how will this result play into the overall race as the candidates get back on the trail? we have it covered for you. let's begin with cnn's phil mattingly. >> reporter: good morning, chris. we know both candidates had a specific message. hillary clinton ready, prepared for office. donald trump, the breaker of the status quo. as you well know, that doesn't mean there would not be punches throw and a few haymakers landed. >> i feel a feeling i'll be blamed for everything that's ever happened. >> why not? >> yeah. >> reporter: the duel between donald trump and hillary clinton started with an exchanging of pl pleasantries. >> the kind of plan that donald has put forth is trickle down economics. i call it trumped up trickle down. >> nafta is the worst trade deal ever signed in this country. now you want to approve trans-pacific partnership. >> reporter: trump casting clinton as a typical politician while attempting to portray help self as change. >> why are you just thinking about these

and bragging about going easy on hillary clinton, particularly about bill clinton's past.a murray has the latest. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine, even as donald trump's supporters had they had misgivings be a very fired up candidate took the stage last night saying he won the debate and even insisting he held back against hillary clinton. >> last night when i debated secretary clinton on america's future -- for 90 minutes i watched her very carefully, didn't want to do anything to embarrass her. >> now, at times, this rally almost felt like a throwback of the republican primary, he kept interrupting himself to tout his crowd size, to tout his poll numbers and even to slam the media. if donald trump missed any opportunity to go after her on the campaign stage, he clearly did not on the campaign trail. >>> a big day on the campaign trail for hillary clinton who hopes to fix a nagging problem for her campaign. bernie sanders joins her for an event in new hampshire. sources tell cnn that sanders is planning a new surge in key battleground states. also this morni

or hillary clinton directly.this point, given the damage that that did, it didn't effect hillary clinton per se. but given the damage that that did, they have to be nervous about it. but, you know, look at who we are dealing with on the other side as charles says. >> when you hear hillary saying that about secrets, you realize that this election, this is the festival, this is an orgy of ironies, there is nothing that you see from six months ago that isn't a direct contradiction or sort of mocks what the current positions are. and it's going to get worse between now and november. >> she should have stayed away from the emails. >> bumper sticker and orgy of irony. >> i'm not putting that on my car, charles. >> it was working for me. >> that's it for the panel. stay tuned. it took an act of congress but a female world war ii pilot has finally been laid national cemetery. so conversations can go where you go. take your time. i'm not going anywhere. (announcer vo) and when you're not available, one talk helps find the

if donald trump is ready for hillary clinton. >> we are ready for hillary clinton. sort of agree with senator obama in 2008 when he ran against her where he said hillary will do anything and say anything to win. that's the hillary clinton we are prepared for. i think hillary is in a tough spot. hillary clinton needs to be held to ask the fccount for her reco without benefit of income ben see. >> one of the things the trump campaign will try to play to is the first debate seems to be polished but sometimes runs into difficulty for the follow up. trump will do what he can to push her into the follow up territory. jennifer flowers will not be sitting in the front row. the trump campaign put that to bed yesterday morning it was only in response to what hillary clinton's campaign and whap marc cuban were talking about cuban being in front row to get into trump's head. >> she said she will be there with a big smooch. >> not going to happen. >> the ticket is not extended. >> it is a moot smooch. >> small debate victory in the form of a super sized podium while her campaign

doubts about clinton? the fact they're relukt tant to vote for somebody in the public eye for 25 years and so controversial and they want to move on to something new? is it that basic? >> and there is a lack of trust and credibility in the secretary of state with negative ratings in those areas, around 60. sometimes as high as 65%. it's very hard, not impossible, i underscore, but very hard to get elected president when a majority, substantial majority of the american people don't really think that you can be trusted, to be honest and credible. >> the flip side of that, okay, as i look at the polls here head to head, it looks like her support has fallen. >> it has. >> okay. but trump's has not necessarily risen. so that's why they're now more or less even. >> right. >> so what does trump have -- first of all, do you agree with that analysis? >> i do very much agree with that. >> what has to happen for us to break out of that tie? >> people have different doubts about trump. they wonder about his temperamen

hillary clinton has.hat people also don't know is the added advantage hillary clinton has is she's a woman. donald trump has never been on stage with a woman standing toe-to-toe and tell him he's wrong and have more depth on domestic policy than he does. can he's going to be so far out of water that he's going to be uncomfortable. i don't think do well in the first one. maybe after. >> except the lady in the church. >> that was telling. >> there's a new poll saying three points ahead in florida. how did trump turn this around? >> he stayed on message. the theme to the segment was the insult comic routine. of he's donald trump that be sticking to the script. hillary clinton has been talking about the basket of deplorables. her numbers have suffered because of it. i think donald trump should continue what he's doing. the electoral college, not just the national numbers is getting better for trump by the day. i say keep doing what you're doing. >> there's a new poll that shows donald trump ahead of hillary c

clinton. she's facing her fair share of bad story lines as well. today, the republican congressman from utah, jason chaffetz, head of the house oversight committee, sent a letter to the u.s. attorney of the district of columbia asking him to investigate whether clinton and her aides obstructed justice by deleting e-mails from her now very very famous server. in addition to the questions still swirling about the fbi's now closed investigation into clinton's e-mail practices, concerns remain and are being reported on about her family foundation, and allegations that donors got access and maybe special treatment at the state department. there's also of course those drudge-driven rumors about clinton's health. same question we asked about trump. which of these is most likely to endure as a problem for clinton? >> i think there seems to be no doubt the foundation is the one that will be a problem for her going forward. there's a new story just now out from scripps that suggest the foundation hasn't

on friday hillary clinton and e-mails and the fbi revealed details about the interview with clinton and raised questions and giving republicans yet more ammunition about how she and her aids handled e-mails and classified information while she was at the state department. on wednesday, it was trump and the issue of deportation. in the afternoon he seemed accommodating. maybe even presidential in a meeting with mexico's president in mexico city. then just hours later before supporters in immigration speech that seemed more suited for the primaries than the general election. and just yesterday, trump made a rare attempt at winning over african american voters with an appearance at great faith ministries in detroit. >> i am here today to listen to your message, and i hope my presence here will also help your voice to reach new audiences in our country. today i just want to let you you and i've been doing that. >> yesterday i caught up with trump's running mate governor mike pennsylvania at the ohio state university before the buckeyes opening game against bowling green. wasn't much of a ga

clinton. see you here. .rish: all right, everyone, we are getting more information coming to us right now from the fbi report on hillary clinton's e-mails. i want to go to blake burman in d.c. poring through that report. blake? >> reporter: we made our way to page 30 in batch one. hillary clinton had 13 different mobile devices that she used during her tenure that they know of. they haven't been able to recover any of those. they don't have them in their possession. they don't know if any of the 13 mobile devices potentially were tampered with. similarly, they say that she had five ipads and they were able to examine two of the three that they have in their possession. they say those two did not have any evidence of cyberintrusion, but the fact there are 13 different mobile devices out there and they haven't been able to locate them is an outstanding question of just what might be on it. trish: blake burman, thank you so much. i want to point out there is a new poll that crossed moments ago from investor's bu

, how clinton will response. what are you hearing on that? >> you've seen donald trump's willingness to do it in the past. we saw his willingness to discuss this on twitter. earlier today, kellyanne conway was essentially saying, look, we didn't invite gennifer flowers. we are not expecting this to be an area we bring up and are discussing. she didn't totally rule it out. listen to what she told jake tapper. >> mr. trump will answer the questions as they are asked by lester holt, the moderator, he has a right to defend himself against anything that mrs. clinton -- secretary clinton may say in response. >> poppy, i think this gives you a little bit of a clue into their strategy. they, of course, want donald trump to appeal presidential. they want to knock back the appearance voters have with his temperament. when you look at the hits against clinton, the campaign is going to excuse those by saying, this is donald trump counterpunching. that's why they're not effectively running out anything coming up on this debat

clinton leaving the ceremony early. video surfacing on twitter showing the former secretary of state unsteady, appearing to lean on a post and requiring support getting into her van as her seem to buckle. the press left in the dark for about 90 minutes. the campaign giving no details about where clinton was going or what happened. just after 11:00 a.m., the campaign said in part, hillary clinton felt overheated during the ceremony and departed to her daughter chelsea's apartment, which is just a a few miles away. then just before noon, clinton emerged unassisted, smiling. >> saying she felt much better. >> are you feeling better? >> yes, thank you very much. >> clinton even stopping to greet a child before getting into her van and heading back to her home and husband bill. clinton supporter and congressman joe crowley also attended the memorial and said she seemed perfectly normal. >> i was standing just behind hillary clinton and it was very hot. >>er her pneumonia diagnosis was announced. it can be beaten properly. >>

into electing hillary clinton. like this is not me going through the motions here. i really, really, really want to elect hillary clinton. don't boo. vote! don't boo. vote! i need you to join me. i need you to work as hard for hillary as you did for me. >> you always know when he is in campaign mode when the gs are disappearing on ing words. his ridicule of trump. >> you want to debate who is more fit to be the president. one candidate who traveled to more country than any secretary of state ever has has more qualifications than pretty much anyone who has run for this job and the other who is not fit in any way, shape, or form to represent this country abroad and be the commander in chief. this is not reality tv. >> i said the campaign needs obama now more than ever. the race is tightening. in a head to head matchup, the 10-point lead shrunk to just four in the latest news sur survey monkey. clinton's lead drops to just two points in the four-way matchup. clinton is under performing among key parts of the obama coa

donald trump, hillary clinton in a margin of error race. he's at 45%. clinton at 43%. johnson at 7%. stein at 2%. 62 days out, likely voters is where we're looking. let's take a look at some of the groups that are driving these numbers. independents, a key voting bloc, donald trump is winning by 20 points. mitt romney won independents by five points and still lost the election to president obama. hillary clinton is going to have some work to do there. women voters -- this is fascinating. look at how single women, they go for hillary clinton by a 53-point margin. donald trump is winning married women by 17 points. this is a traditional democratic republican divide, but we're seeing it on steroids this time around. hillary clinton winning women overall by 15 points. take a look at voter enthusiasm. this is critical. look at now to years past. among the extremely enthusiastic about voting, 46% say they fit that category now. that compares to 57% at this time four years ago, 60% in '08. we'll see if that number changes. look at how it changes when you look at enthusiasm be

we just got word from a clinton adviser hillary clinton is actually doing practice this morning. >> reporter: yeah. so fascinating to see these candidates in the last hours how they're preparing leading into the biggest night of their campaign. hillary clinton's prep today really mirrors what we have seen her do all weekend, engage in day-long sessions of debate prep, going until about 11:00 at night. so perhaps she's trying to mimic somewhat of the late hour of tonight's debate. we know she is going through these full run-downs of a mock debate. she has one of her long-time aides who is playing trump, someone who is also described as being combative in nature, and her campaign is said to be looking for areas of potential one-line zingers she could prepare potentially to make the all-important memorable moments coming out of tonight. trump, on the other hand, was hunkered down yesterday and throughout parts of the weekend in trump tower. he was joined by chris christie and rudy giuliani and he has looked at highlight reels of clinton's past debate performances and while he is looking at pote

containsrver that president clinton's office and secretary clinton's office. this was a series of failed logon attempts which was brought to my attention on alert in my system. one of the ways to stop that was to shut down the server for a period of time said the attacks would cease. we would develop more sophisticated ways to filter those sorts of failed login attempts. >> do you know whether powering down the server is the typical way in the i.t. community to protect against hacks? >> i cannot speak to that. >> do you know what a brute force attack is? high-frequency variety ofns using a usernames and passwords. >> how many brute force attacks did you observe on the clintons server? >> i cannot say with any specificity. we developed systems to tamper these down. some frequency. >> high-yield my remaining time -- i yield my remaining time back to the chairman. access toy people had the server? access to the server? >> administrators? >> i want the whole universe. had someople who administrative rights. i cannot tell you exactly how many users there were over