everyone who has work email has private email. how could you not have both? >> that's right. julie, i have the business phone and i've got the pleasure phone right? >> pleasure phone? >> get carried away. not that much pleasure. >> personal phone? >> this is business and pleasure. >> i made it. >> she says she didn't want to have two of these, because didn't want to combine them on same email. maybe i get that. you don't want private email downloaded to the work server. that is what i do it. julie -- >> what is on pleasure phone. >> outnumbered overtime. i can be bribed with ice cream. julie doesn't make any sense. get her some ginko, dr. manny she had mitted on record she will twotwo phones. >> i will not defend it. hillary clinton cleared the democratic primary field. if you're a democrat, which i am you want to see democratic policies remain in the white house whoever that person is because i think they're better than alternative. however when she does things like this, she doesn't just offend me, you are offending my intelligence, you're jeopardizing for all democrats tha

>> i did not email any, um, classified material to anyone on my email. there is no classified material. so i am certainly well aware of the classification requirements and did not send classified material. [ inaudible ] >> because they were personal and private about matters that, um, i believed were within the scope of, um, my personal, um, privacy and that particularly of other people. they had nothing do with work. um, but, um, i didn't, um, see any reason to keep them. [overlapping speakers >> at the end of the process. [overlapping speakers >> forced to resign because of his personal use of email. >> david, i think you should go online and read the entire ig report. that is not an accurate, um, representation of what happened. thank you. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you all. thank you. >> why didn't you tell the president about the arrangements! >> well, you have been listening to former secretary of state hillary clinton first time she is addressing why she used her personal email account while conducting u.s. state department busine

email. chairman gowdy says there are huge gaps. susan brooks is a member of the benghazi select committee she joins us. good evening. >> good to be here, greta. >> tell me what would you ask or what will you ask secretary of state clinton when she comes before you. chairman gowdy told me the other night he is going to ask her to come twice. what are you going to ask? >> we certainly need to know a lot more details about the email and about the private server. we need to ask details about how that serve iser was kept, how we know that there weren't compromises to that server. and while the secretary indicated certain there were not. we really believe that a third party. an independent arbiter needs to take a look at that server, that we need to know that that server was not compromised. and we need to know how she made those distinctions between her personal and her private emails and whether or not any were destroyed. >> are you going to keep it a narrow scope for the benghazi select committ

email gate. what say you? >> well, my favorite is the 30,000 emails about yoga.lary's practice iting yoga. that looks like it's working out well. the only yoga that hillary clinton practices is contorting the truth. she is splendidly, perfectly full of it. she is the mass. she has figured out pi to a degree of certitude full of it. that doesn't cost you anymore. that's the new rubric in politics. it used to be that these people were admiral and that's why you voted for them. let's face facts, now we vote for the person who is the most full of it. in the kingdom of the full of it, you look for the person who has is the most full of it to be the kingor queen to the full of it it's tippecanoe and full of it too, billy. it's the new politics. >> i think john tyler might be offended by that miller. certainly william henry harrison. you know, these are men. >> john tyler doesn't tweet so i don't care. now, listen, i also don't use the email that much. unlike her old man. occasionally i email you. but your server is on the back side of the planet nuclear weapon tune for

if the president was emailing with the former secretary of state didn't he notice her email address didn't end in.gov? now the president needs to explain that one. congressman peter rothman joins us. good evening, sir. >> greta, good to be with you. >> that's a little bit perplexing, the president claims he didn't know emailing back and forth and the press secretary says he saw the address. the.gov is sort of a dead give away that's government. if it's.com that's dead give away it's not. >> it is perplexing the president's answer. and it is perplexing this interchange between president obama and secretary clinton. when it comes down to it, we have got to get these emails. the emails are the key to understand the truth about what happened in benghazi and there is one person that stands between us as the benghazi select committee and the american people and the truth about benghazi as it relates he to those emails and that one person is the former secretary of state, hillary clinton. >> actually, i don't agree with that doesn't stand between you because you have dropped the subpoena on her,

here's some of your emails.ork: we could save a fortunate if they would institute term limits. cut many of the perks they get. let them contribute to their health care. the same as everybody else. turning to mcdonald's sally says: the only reason i stopped going to mcdonald was because my kids are older now. when i go, the service is terrible. i get the wrong thing from what i ordered. i wait 15 minutes in line. four times in the last month. done there. it's all about the service. that's what you said and i agree. jack from arizona says this: i like mcdonald's. they have great coffee salads burgers, fries when i want them. the employees are friendly. many are rude to young learning servers. >> we love hearing from you. send me an email. gerriwillis.com. gerri: do you trust hillary clinton? that's the question we asked on gerriwillis.com. 5% said yes. 95% said no. oops. two major fast food chains are making major moves to become healthier. mcdonald's reportedly plans to introduce kale on its menus. according to r

official emails.ve a personal email account if we so choose with a private business entity and an official government email and never the two shall meet. we were also told that if we used private emails so private phones for official business we would be fired and clearly mrs. clinton now has a presumption that she was going around the law or at least going around the regulations in using private emails for official business. and it exposes all her private emails when she was a public official to scrutiny. so i don't know how she escapes this. all her emails now should be subject to oversight and certainly the congress is not going to let her escape this. she's going to have to account for it and i see another lois lerner situation where emails will be missing, servers not found and they'll try to stonewall this and it's not going to work. martha: if she decides to run which looks like she's very interested in obviously there's going to be a lot of questions about security, about documents that she wo

they're talking about the emails right now. jon: all i heard was the emails. that thing you're talking about, news to me and a lot of us. all right. we'll keep an eye on it. thank you. jenna: now moving to boston. jury seeing new evidence this morning in the boston marathon bombing trial. it comes after jurors were shown photos of a bloodstained note written inside the boat where tsarnaev hit for hours before his capture. here is more outside of the district courthouse in boston. >> and this morning, we're seeing several f.b.i. agents take the stand. first off sara was wearing white latex gloves as she revealed various evidence found at the scene including shredded pieces with the government believes was the backpack that joseph tsarnaev carried and also the charred remnants of the pressure cooker other parts of the bomb inside that bag and then f.b.i. agent chad fitzgerald got on the stand and he analyzes cell phone data and often works in child abduction cases. he reports a series of calls of the brother and then later in cambridge near the whole foods ffgs

he did not take hardcopies of emails with him when he left office and has no records of the emails with the account he used having been closed for a number of years. >> mrs. clinton, a democrat expected to run for president, handed over 55,000 pages of emails. and a committee investigating the handling of the attack an attack in benghazi received some 300 related emails that is not satisfying republican critics questioning lack of transparency. the secretary of state has enormous responsibility and jurisdiction said the: they want her to provide access to her private email server. secretary clinton is happy to make official emails but not the server public. >> hillary clinton came to the united nations to talk about empowering women, an issue worked on for years, and one she would highlight in a presidential campaign. the focus is on an email, and whether having a private act could be hailed as criminal. >>> wiki media, which runs wikipedia has joined several groups including american's civil liberties. gerald tan has the details, the latest case is being billed as potentially the stron

he traded emails with her. the president was not aware of fact this was a not personal email server and this was email address she was using exclusively for all her business. >> they need to get their stories straight. because valerie jarrett, harris also said nobody at the white house ever emailed hillary clinton. so -- >> yeah. >> i can't follow that. which story? >> i think she would probably regret saying that. when josh earnest was first asked about this by i believe our own ed henry, chief white house correspondent, couple weeks ago, week 1/2 ago josh ernest didn't say they emailed back and forth. i don't have the information. i can't confirm that. she apparently wasn't paying attention to the talking point. real quickly the water is warm for democrats to wade in including the president. there is new "wall street journal/nbc news" poll that is out today that says 86% of the democrats, primary voters say that they support hillary clinton more than any other candidate. the water is warm. jim webb spoke a sh

all about emails. later is the irs investigating scandal seems to be emerging, coming back from the dead. those reports moments away. ing... a pm pain reliever that dares to work all the way until... the am. new aleve pm the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour strength of aleve. . >>> impact segment tonight. according to the "new york times" then secretary of state hillary clinton used her personal email account to conduct government business. may violated federal requirement. paper reporting mrs. clinton did not hand over all her personal emails when she left office. joining us now from washington to explain further anchor of "special report" bret baier. why should i care about this bret? >> hey bill a couple of reasons. one, national security. you have a sitting secretary of state using a private email on a nonsecure commercial email system that was set up the day that she was sworn in as secretary of state with, we don't know, private, confidential, maybe classified conversations.

the receiving end of her emails had.gov emails addresses and therefore the emails, the documents would retained. what this suggests is that others were using non.gov emails. their personal emails and if they communicated with her in that manner, those emails will be lost unless they are compelled to provide them. >> would be so proud that we used to call -- what do you think. >> two parts of this remain unanswered to me, one is as steve mentioned she said she was doing this to archive them. she also said she discussed nothing classified under personal email. if she is discussing over email to people.gov he a addresses who do use classified email and subject matter. two steps removed. she herself is asking the decision not to ask anything and they are making decision not to tell her anything. also foreign government information. this is whole separate legally defined category for classification for any communication with a foreign leader. so now she is saying she had none of those by email and that with her aides she trusted that they would archive them and that nothing with any of thos

she didn't have a government email address. that is raising questions as well. >> you have to go to the fundamental reasons as to why should a public official have a public email. historians in the future will want access to the information, the paper trail. of course, journalists want access to this information too. congress needs the ability to access this information for its oversight responsibilities, which it would do for the state department or other executive branch agencies. it plays into the notion that the hillary clinton camp is trying to be investigative as it can. it may be fair or not fair the bottom line is when you are running for the president of the united states, when you are going to be expensive, long diff torturous campaigns. you don't want to be a candidate. one of the offenses here is one of the rules, archiving of emails was enacted after she left office. there has been rules about record keeping that applied for a long time. most who watch the government know about it. they have been pouring over the p

> reporter: clinton handed over 50,000 emails. a committee into an attack in benghazi leaving 400 dead received 300 emails. that is not satisfying republican critics who questioned the lack of transparency. the secretary of state has enormous responsibility and jurisdiction, said the chairman of the select committee on benghazi: they want her to provide access to her private email server. secretary clinton says she's happy to make her official emails, but not her server public. >> reporter: hillary clinton came to the united nations to talk about empowering women, an issue she worked on for years and one highlighted in a presidential campaign. now all the focus is on the email and whether or not having a private account could derail her capped dassy -- candidacy >>> the u.s. town of ferguson lost its top politician who is out after a report saying the town's police force is racially biased. the report followed the killing of a black teenager. city manager john shaw had been on the job for eight years. the report was linked to the

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. >> hillary clinton defended a use of a personnel email act -- personal email act while serving as u.s. secretary of state. she's been accused of trying to block transparency. former secretary of state hillary clinton was at the u.n. to speak on women's issues. the draw was outside the event pt the media devepding in electronics to -- descended in throngs to here a personal lent of using her personal email as secretary of state. secretary clinton insisted she did not break the rules. >> when i got to work as secretary of state i opted as convenience to use my personal email account, which was allowed by the state department because i thought it would be easier to carry one device for my work and personal emails instead of two. >> the state department says it asked all former secretary of state said to hand over official emails on personal accounts last object, after strippingent guidelines had come in effect. secretary clinton was not the only one to use such an account. so did her predecessor. >> he used a personal email account. he did not take hardcopies with him, and has no records

her use of private emails.t it is a demonstration of arrogance and a demonstration of a sense of entitlement. what she has done in the process is violated the trust of the american people, according to a poll by vox polling. a 2% of americans don't trust her. why should they? not only has she broken rules and regulation, but she went through great lengths to hide information from subpoenas. look, ultimately i think one of the biggest issues here is she might have put her national security at risk by using unsecure server, which raises some serious questions about her lack of judgment as secretary of state. >> okay. richard, we are two weeks into the scandal. how is hillary clinton hand ling all the blow back? >> start off with the facts. she should have used the.gov account. she admits it her camp admits it everybody agrees. i don't think there is as big of a below back as folks make it out to be. i get ms. booth is chomping at the bit to take down hillary because they see her as the top contender to be the nex

she is not the one to determine what emails get turned over and what emails don't.t's not her decision. >> look at the dopey machines and devices and fite find out what the hell is going on. here is my question. 35% of americans who support hillary clinton are going to support her. they don't care right? whatever it is, it's going to be rationalized away. and 35% who despise her you know, they are going to think. >> or disagree with her. >> al capone. it's then that 30% in the middle who aren't ideologically engaged who a lot of them are low information voters. they don't know anything. they are going to have to decide the election of 2016. and i'm putting forth that i think the sense of entitlement that the clintons have is going to hurt them among the regular folks. i think. i could be wrong. >> yeah, i think you are on to great point. one set of rules applies to the regular people who don't have hundreds of millions of dollars and aren't incredibly connected by mostly compliant media and the rest of america has it to live under these rules okay? i think that's a

if one of her emails said something like wedding they would delete that email.ow they're saying, oh, yeah, but we read every single one before we deleted them? >> i don't know about you. i don't have 32,000 emails in my in box. if i tried to read all of them that were in there, probably would still take me a year. what we do know that "time" magazine's reporting, very specific details from a number of her aides when this first came out in fact there was a series of key words that were used. they did a search and for the emails that came up with things like yoga or wedding or personal name, that those as whole would be deleted. they would be marked and highlighted and delete was pressed. it seems unusual when you're looking at a 32,000 emails almost impossible for them to read them all, even within a period of months let alone weeks. so i think that will be a problem. but the real issue here, jon that it wasn't even her issue to determine what was personal and what was private. the statute requires the government to make that determination. so this is a little bi

he traded emails wither had.dn't be a surprise the president of the united states will trade emails with the secretary of state but president was not aware of the fact this was a personal email server. melissa: it shouldn't be a surprise but apparently it was to the president because he said something different. marjorie, i mean, this muddies the waters even further? >> well, again i don't know that there is big of a story as everyone is making it out to be because again she didn't break the law. that is where there is -- >> we don't know that. >> a lot of democrats what is the big deal. melissa: she may have broken the law if she intentionally concealed documents from government computers. that is cone sealment of documents that carries three years in jail and ineligibility for public office. she may have broken the law. >> question is intent. the question is her compliance with the investigation in which everything she has done to this point has been compliance with providing anything that is being asked for. >

>> fixing ferguson, parsing obamacare, probing emails and israel versus obama. >> our investigation shows that members of ferguson's police force frequently escalate rather than defuse. >> a searing indictment of the police in ferguson, missouri. and could four words be fatal for president obama's signature legislative achievement? israel's prime minister addresses congress, challenging the administration's diplomatic outreach to iran. >> this deal is so bad, it doesn't block iran's path to the bomb, it paves iran's path to the bomb. >> and the president fires back. >> the alternative offered is no deal in which case iran will begin pursuing its nuclear program. >> and clinton-mail-dot-com, hillary clinton under fire for using a personal account to conduct government business. bad form or against the law and how common is it? covering the week, pierre thomas, justice correspondent for abc news, joan biskupic legal affairs editor of reuters doyle mcmanus, columnist for the "los angeles times," and josh gerstein, senior white house correspondent for "politico." >> award-winning reporting an

were they emailing hillary clinton from their personal email addresses to her personal email addresse department business, including benghazi and sensitive classified information. those are questions that trey gowdy and house benghazi gauze committee will want to look at very carefully. martha: there is inkling there was inner circle and considered pretty cool and high level if you were in the inner circle of emails, people who had their private email. turns out some may have their own. will be more difficult not dot-gov responses to people but they wouldn't be in that. >> exactly. this is the key point. yesterday, she said look, when i was doing state department business i was emailing to people who on the receiving end of her emails had dot-gov email addresses and therefore the emails, the documents would have been retained. what this suggests is that others were using non-dot-gov emails, their personal emails. if they communicated with her in that manner those emails will be lost unless they're compelled to provide them. martha: no doubt. tray gowdy's committee would like get thei

did you at any time email secretary clinton on that private email pertaining to any of the countries you represent? >> actually you are wrong. my firm doesn't represent horrible countries. the only country i worked for desmond tu tu e -- >> answer the question did you email her about -- >> i said no but your false -- you think throwing out a smear is going to be believed because you say it because you say it's false and i say desmond tutu liked my work. >> they don't want to talk about what's in those emails because they know some of that information pertaining to the secretary -- whether lanny conducted business with her or not, right now we don't know. the president today talked about the fact that he was emailing with her. think of the cyber security concerns that should exist that you have the president of the united states emailing the secretary of state on an unsecure server at a time when the secretary of state is telling people about how vulnerable the united states is. that alone should present huge problems. never mind the idea of we have no idea what people like lanny and

secretaries of states to hand over official emails last october. secretary clinton was not the only one using a personal email act. so did her predecessor, former joint chiefs of staff chairman, general colin powell. >> he used a personal email during his time as secretary of state. he did not take any emails with him, and the records of act that he used having been cloffedz he has no recollection. >> reporter: client expected to run for president. handed over 65,000 pages. a committee investigating the attack in libya that left four americans dead received some 300 related emails. that is not satisfying her critics who question her lack of transearnsy. the secretary of state has enormous responsibility and jurisdiction said the chairman: they want her to provide access to her private email server. secretary clinton is happy to make her official emails, but not her server public. hillary clinton came to the united nations to talk about empowered women, one she worked forn years. but now the -- worked on for years, but now the focus is on her email

he was not aware of the fact that this was a personal email server and that this was the email addressas using exclusively for all her business. the president was not aware of that until that had been more widely reported. martha: the word is out. chief political correspondent for the "washington examiner" and fox news contributor, byron, she'll speak today. what do you make of this? >> what josh says leaves us with a few more questions for the president. he clearly told cbs over the weekend he learned this with everyone else when it was reported in the news and that was clearly not the case. not only did he exchange emails with her, he knew her address. josh says it was only the details he didn't know but i think we've talked about this before the big thing you have to remember is right now, everything we know about this story or at least we think we know is what hillary clinton has told us and today we're going to get our first opportunity to maybe even ask her some questions and find out a little more about what's really going on. martha: in terms of the white house side of this i t

didn't even have a state department email. does, i think, as it relates to benghazi, is it further weakens her primary defense which was the arb report done by the state department. we now know that the state department didn't interview her. apparently didn't have access to any of of her emails. that the co-chairman of the arb report was providing draft report to hillary clinton's chief of staff and was coaching witnesses before they went before congress. that's her best defense. it crumbles under even the slidest scrutiny. i think we are going to get a lot more scrutiny. >> this will not be the end of this story. many democrats are weighing. in kudos for the "new york times" for doing the story. that's it for the panel. stay tuned to see a local news report that went down hill really fast. whether you need a warm up before the big race... or a healthy start before the big meeting there's a choice hotel that's waiting for you. this spring, choose choice twice, get a night at no price at 1,500 hotels. book now at choicehotels.c

not a government email address but personal email address to conduct government business. the use of her personal email account is raising questions about secretary clinton's transparency and our national security. >> we want her emails and documents that are relevant to benghazi. >> there is a pattern here of non-transparency. >> it's inconceivable that she didn't know she had to use government email. >> former secretary clinton relied exclusively on private email accounts to send and he receive emails. >> we have no indication that secretary clinton used her personal email account for anything but unclassified purposes. >> she could have very well broken federal record keeping laws. >> the fact is the state department cannot certify they have produced all of former secretary clinton's emails because they do not have all the former secretary clinton's emails. >> and form florida governor and potential presidential candidate jeb bush firing a political shot across the bough tweeting: >> joining us former new hampshire governor john sununu, good evening, governor. >> how ar

used the wrong email account. i mean come on the press has gone mad around hillary clinton. and this is why i think there's some people who are urging her not to run for president because she's never going to be able to talk about any real issues. it's going to be hard to break through. on the email thing, we don't know what happened. but i can certainly understand the situation where someone told her -- >> ben hold on a second. >> someone told her not to use official email to conduct diplomatic business that she was doing exactly what colin powell did while he was secretary of state and that after the fact -- >> i don't know that he did it to this extent. >> but after the fact i want to say one last thing, after the fact she, she turned over all of these emails to the archives so that we do have all the records, so at the end of the day, i think this is a story that's about nothing, really. >> two things ben, my head is dizzy because sokarides is putting the spin game on me. second of all, we don't know that powe

iphone and then use ad government email account on a blackberry, if she had conducted emails for the government on that iphone private account, it would still be up to her to decide which of those emails were christ and which of those emails are for the government. what makes this ex-extraordinary, this is running through a server in the clinton house in chappaqua, new york. she is one saying we've gone through them, don't worry about it. david: let me go back to bob for a final point. bob, what this makes extraordinary, supporters at "the washington post," big editorial at "washington post" say she has to do what you said, get outsider to look at server. "new york times" that broke the story. her support group within the media is faltering. if she doesn't have that, i don't see her getting out of this, do you? >> she has very serious problem. everybody on the democratic side recognize she is the best candidate, if they don't feel she can win, she will not get nominated. that is where we are right now. david: bob dilenschneider. rich edson, good stuff. thank you very much. liz: if yo

those emails. >> sure. of them i put them up on my web site. >> i said on the other night this is easily solved because the fbi could go in and look at her server under confidentiality, because they are not going to release anything. and then if she made a mistake, all right by confusing public with personal, then the fbi could give the state department, could release it it what's wrong with that? >> i don't think there is. the question is what standard do they use? think about this. >> no, no, but what's wrong with having the fbi. >> no great idea. party validation. she receives a letter at the department of state and somebody says let's say sydney blumenthal says oh, hillary, how are you doing? really looking forward at being at chelsea's wedding thanks for inviting me. incidentally here is advice on benghazi. that would be treated as official government record. >> she consider it personal. >> if it came by email does she consider that to be personal? >> how would you get the fbi to go in to the clinton r

the secret white house email accounts. it is a stunning record of secrecy and corruption of cronyism run amuck. it is everything our founders were afraid of. everything our constitution was designed to prevent. >> joining us the "on the record" political panel abc news political director rick klein and national review jim garety. rick, boy, this is self-inflicted. >> yeah. no one has put forward a plausible explanation that makes -- that makes the clinton camp look good in this, frankly. >> she should be the one to come out and say, right? >> she should. and the camp such as it is has said not much about all of this. maybe there is knockous explanation. i haven't heard it yet for why before you come into office you set up a server in your who own house. your own private email address and exclusively conduct public business on that server when you know what the policies are, you know what the laws are it spirit are the la. the idea that all of these lived on a server inside the house. >> not illegal. not a question of wheth

the email controversy. hilliary clinton defends her years of a private email system, while a secretary of state expelled in oklahoma. >>> the university of oklahoma takes quick action over that racist chant video. and fallout how iran's impact on u.s.-eastern international relations. , and the blurred lines verdict. a jury awards millions to the family of the late marvin gaye. >> for the first time today we heard hilliary clinton's side of the email controversy. she insisted no government rules were broken, and she used a personal system for government work because it was easier. david schuster is at the news conference, and he's back with the day's power politics report. david. >> reporter: tony, this was hilliary clinton's first news conference in more than two years. they felt that it was spinning out of control. so today with a presidential campaign coming soon, clinton engaged in damage control. speaking from the united nations, hilliary clinton said that as secretary of state she ride exclusively on p

what if she produced a thousand and there were 3,000 emails related to benghazi and 2,000 emails relatedclinton foundation? the 55,000 number was foolish and it was what we heard throughout the course of the earlier benghazi investigations. they would say t exhaustive. we have produced 300,000 pages worth of documents. who cares? it doesn't make any difference. >> john podesta, current aid sid blume that former aid john podesta said this in 2007 at the end of the day it looks like they the bush administration were trying to avoid the records act by operating official business off the official systems. are they going to have a big problem, juan, politically in the democratic party? as she gets ready to launch this campaign? >> let me just say i was at the white house columnist. sigh lengths on this topic. i think that's an indication that among top white house, top democrats in the country right now, there is a great deal of unease about well what happened here? because the federal reports act is pretty clear. josh earnst and the white house have been clear that there were briefings for a

former secretary of state defended her use of an email account. the issue raised questions of transparency widely considered to be the democratic front runner. former u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton was at the u.n. to speak on military issues. the draw was outside the event, and the media ascended in thongs to hear her account of using personal email while secretary of state. secretary clinton sniffed she probing no rules. >> when i got to work i oped for convenience to use by personal email account, allowed by the state department because i thought it would be easier to carry one device for my work and personal emails instead of two >> reporter: the state department arrived all former secretary of states to hand over emails last october. after more stringent guidelines came into effect. president clinton was not the only one to use a personal account, so is it her predecessor colin powell. >> he used a personal account. he did not take hardcopies of the email with him when he left office. and there was no record. mrs. clinton, a democrat

material to anyone on my email. there is no classified material. gwen: and defense. >> when i got to work as secretary of state, i opted for convenience to use my personal email account. gwen: but will questions about transparency complicate her bid for president? covering the week, carol leonnig, national reporter for "the washington post," peter baker, chief white house correspondent for "the new york times," and jeff zeleny, senior washington correspondent for cnn. >> award-winning reporting and analysis, covering history as it happens. live from our nation's capital, this is "washington week" with gwen ifill. corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by -- >> from a world of darkness we became a nation of light. a nation powered by electricity. a nation powered by the i.b.e.w.. i.b.e.w., powering north america. >> how much money do you have in your pocket right now? >> i have $40. >> 20. >> could something that small make an impact on something as big as your retirement? >> i don't think so. >> well, i

they're going to release some 30,000 emails she said are government-related emails.al. but are they political? what else is in those? you know she's in the driver's seat here. the reason that there's still more questions on this. this controversy has been building for eight days. so it's absurd to think she could have answered all the questions in 20 minutes. so you know a bit of a vacuum here. i thought out of the gate she answered some of the questions, put more context in this and what we're going to see, she's going to go on offense now a little bit more and some democrats are going to follow along. she's giving them their talking points she been silent for so long. she's cool to criticism on one side and the real questions remain and congress is hungry on this they're going to go after some of these emails and issue subpoenas. >> her explanation to all of this was convenience. she used the word convenience half a dozen times to explain why she did this. does that pass muster with you? >> i think it's very obvious that this is about control of her correspondence.

the committee was all hillary clinton's emails from personal accounts and subpoenaed emails from staffers too. the email fire storm is refuelling the benghazi debate the last thing the former secretary wants, ahead of an announcement next month that she's running for president. >> one piece of new assist that the state department warned her about using the personal email account. >> al jazeera had word that she was warned by an employee from the state department's cyber security team ex-parties warned her that private email was not as secure as the government system that would be easier to hack or monitor. the warnings were ignored. al jazeera's reporting in turn prompted a staffer at another house committee, foreign affairs, to ask us to put him in touch with the confidential source. we have declined. >> supporters came out in her defense, she has not spoken occupant. >> she has not said a word. supporters say let be clear, she did not break the law, and they did not take the argument further. she spoke at a political function and did not mention it. the staffer said she didn't break the

they said why don't we have access to emails? are there no emails? is there no communication?ey found this little nugget "new york times" and others have written about. martha: hillary clinton's people say not a big deal. colin powell condi rice, did not use official government email. look at clothe from the clintons statement in response. they claim "the new york times" story is inaccurate. like secretaries of state before her, used her own email account engaging with any department officials for government business. she emailed them on their department accounts with every expectation they would be retained. just to explain this, hillary clinton.com or whatever she was emailing from, to so-and-so at the state department. well, they will catch it because it es all on the state department hopper in the end. good excuse? >> i don't think that would pass muster forget about with me but with the archivist, national nara. is the acronym. they're in charge of official records for the government. i don't think from the articles i said today that would pass muster with them. i think t

i think it's going to be the email thing.can make up your own mind whether you are hypocrites or not by taking the money. okay. but the email story now that becomes problematic if it's a drip drip, drip stuff. more will come out. >> of it could be -- it could hurt her and it could hurt any candidate if this becomes, as you say a bigger story. is it going to be a bigger story? are there missing emails that are important to national security? we know she didn't get hacked. it would have made the news already. we know the emails she is dying to rethem. let's see the facts. >> wait and see but there is already a gaffe brought out by congressman gowdy who is going to be on megan's show after this that she traveled to libya. there is no emails that came out on that and that's inconceivable she wouldn't have any. >> let's make a bet for those candidates. those voters that could be persuadable. i guarantee you that those who can be persuaded are not going to make their judgment on hillary clinton based on the email fiasco. >> i think

officials to use the government email as long as the records were perceived. but that leads to what the definition of appreciate is. the republicans are having a field day. jeb bush said transparency matters, and unclassified hillary clinton emails should be released. and the republics have already produced a television ad charging that america can't trust clinton. >> can you give me one good reason why she would have done that? >> the aids are directly reporting the story in the days away. perhaps in a television interview. the idea to contain it, and keep it from spilling into her campaign announcement expected next month. david schuster aljazeera new york. >> benjamin netanyahu gives his much anticipated address before congress. >> i can only urge the leaders of the world not to repeat the mistakes of the past. >> why one former high ranking israeli diplomat says this was the wrong speech at the wrong venue. and plus, a jury is seated for the boston marathon trial >> opposition striking a deal with tehran. >> this deal has two major concessions. one, leavin

>> secretary clinton just used her personal email address.ry powell did just use a personal email as well. >> ifill: to have your own personal server they call home brew which is connected to her home in chap chapa quo actually, how much does this keep public business private? >> well, i think that's the real question here. i think you put the finger on it. the question is why does she have not only her own email address and not just get the one assigned you at work like the rest of us do, but why did she take the additional step to set up her own network? jeb bush also use add personal email address and also owned his own servers as well but in his case he was regularly turning them over to the state, so there was a difference. in the case of hillary clinton she didn't turn any over for public examination until after she left office and received a request. >> ifill: that's the question. the benghazi investigation was going on for a while. why are we now just hearing about the existence of the private account? >> i don't think people knew tha

i want the public to see my email.'ll review them for release as soon as possible. okay. obviously a lot of political pressure a lot of complaining from democrats that this had not been handled well. what's the next page? >> well i think the next page is continued, this is not going away the republicans have subpoenaed a bunch of these emails. they see this as a major attack line for them. they can push this nature i have been that the clinton, that hillary clinton is secretive, she'll do anything to win politically. it's a narrative that's trailed her since the 1990s, they're hoping to reincarnate that image for new generation. i don't think one tweet is going to solve this problem for her. >> republicans love this this is everything for them this is all the questions about the past and what the clintons this is benghazi this is raising questions about her tenure as secretary of state, which speaks to the broader arguments about foreign policy. which all republicans are eager to talk about right now. they will do ever

with about the comment about deleting emails and going through every email? which was a bit of an, i guess an addition to the statement or clarification according to clinton, the clinton team? >> here's the problem. she wasn't obeying the law by keeping her email on a government server. now we're supposed to trust her she only deleted ones that had to do with her personal activities? here's the other problem. even her calendar, like she says i was just going to yoga. well that is classified because we don't want terrorists to know where the secretary of state goes or where they're going to yoga. her schedule which sounds mundane is secure and should not be over an unsecure server. this is about judgment this is about whether she has the judgment to lead the nation. about trust, also. can we trust someone who say, the law is fine, the ambassador is not allowed to do this, but me, i am above the law and i can do what i want? i think american people won't like that. bill: you i cut your comment, she will stonewall to the end and independent investigator is neede

it's not just this email scandal. people are looking at the donations to her foundation the clinton foundation by foreign governments during her time as secretary of state and they're saying you know people might be ready for hillary but the question is is hillary ready to campaign herself? we're told this is a jugular knot of a campaign but she's making unforced errors for such a supposed political pro. jon: we'll see what happens and whether the public gets to see all the emails written on her private account. kevin jamie, thank you both. >> thanks, jon. have a good day. jenna: in the meantime, jet flies off the runway and winds up on its nose. what sparked the accident and what happened to the passengers inside. plus he's the sole surviving suspect in the deadly boxing marathon terror attack and today nearly two years after the bombing, prosecutors are laying out the case against him. we're live at the courthouse next. [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we've always been at the forefront of advanced electronic