the emails are beginning to stick maybe it was beginning to stick before people say the emails matter. >> what we saw from donald trump is serious charge which doesn't have a whole lot of basis to it at least at this point we don't know if foreign government did in fact have all of her emails.

the first time you saw these emails, what was your immediate reaction?> oh, my god. >> reporter: it's been dubbed porngate. some of the state's highest ranking officials. >> number of judges, prosecutors, law enforcement. >> reporter: all in the state's email server. >> i couldn't believe there was violence involved. this wasn't just some play boy photos. >> the real issue here is the misogyny and the racism. >> reporter: these emails represent something more troubling about pennsylvania's justice system. >> if i'm the accused and i know the judge has sent these kind of emails and i look at the prosecutor who is not only close friends with the judge but exchanging these emails and thinking the same way, i don't think i'm getting a fair shake in that court room. >> reporter: two of the state's seven supreme court justices, including eakin resigned. seamus mccaffrey could not be reached for comment. attorney general cane appointed former maryland ag to head the investigation. >> emails that would be offensive to any reasonable minded person. >> reporter: t

he's part of a group accused of selecti selectively leaking emails.ording to this kane used intimidation, attempted blackmail for the use of silencing her critics. some would say you're admitting to boxing outside your weight class. you weren't up for the challenge? you didn't know how the game was played. >> i don't think anyone could know how this game was played. and they've done everything possible for me. there's been a couple grand jurys, a suspension of my law license. the only thing that hasn't been done and i'm not being glub, out and out assassination. >> reporter: many of her wounds, they argue, were self inflicted. >> whether there's a good old boys network or not, her own vindictiveness that appears to have brought her down. >> reporter: there are those who stand with the attorney general and those who stand with pundits. where are you? >> i don't know how anyone could stand on either side of the issue. the attorney general has made a million missteps. >> reporter: according to kane's missteps, according to bookman, releasing the emails o

i had to turn over email after email after email. 22 months?hat's absurd. >> we only have about 40 seconds left. what should she do? should she speak out about this? hold a press conference? is there anything she can do. >> she keeps wanting everybody to see the emails. simply all she's has to do is ask john kerry to reprogram the money so they can get the personnel to get these out in a matter of weeks. nobody wants to harm our national security with anything that's classified that doesn't have anything to do with this. this has to do with favoritism to a public relations firm and inappropriate handling at the clinton foundation. guess what? everyone should get to see this. the american taxpayers paid for all of this infrastructure and they get a right to see it. >> actually, the american people own those emails. the employer owns the emails. >> that's right. >> matt, thank you. >> thanks, greta. >> senator ted cruz accusing the obama administration of scrubbing out radical islam from government documents. you will hear from senator cruz next.

new email problems for hillary clinton.no security clearance when he exchanged dozens of now classified emails with secretary clinton while she was the secretary of state. brand new hour on friday. i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom." martha has time off. heather: she sure does. i'm heather childers. nice to be here. long time confidante sidney blumenthal stepping out of the shadows talking about frequent communications with clinton using private email server to discuss top secret information in non-secure emails even though he had no government clearance to handle state secrets. bill: chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge on the story again today out of washington. catherine, good morning to you. where is this story now that you've been watching for months? reporter: bill, there are important developments this morning. i want to begin what we're learning about the content of the 22 top secret emails. fox news was first to report in march that the fbi criminal probe was focused on the 22 top secre

jon: let's read for viewers a portion of that email. it's an email exchange with her aid and it's about a government account, government suggested that she might want to get a government accountant hillary clinton writes, let's get separate address or device but i don't want any risk of the personal being accessible. horrible. >> it's weird that she lies. >> if donald trump had done anything like this in his campaign: he be in jail. if she had hillary university, front page yesterday about all the other scans trump has run where he built people and went after people who had no money to try to get them to separate them from their money. if hillary clinton had done any one of those things, we'd be talking about it nonstop. you're trying to grasp at straws here about trying to protect her personal communication. this is the best we can do in terms of going after hillary clinton? >> the american people recognize fortunately it's not just legacy media. new media brings this up, people have a conversation on fox about this this is what we saw

the emails are beginning to stick maybe it was beginning to stick before people say the emails matter what we saw from donald trump is serious charge which doesn't have a whole lot of basis to it at least at this point we don't know if foreign government did in fact have all of her emails. that would be a major story and that would indeed be a very big problem for her. i think it's interesting that the comments come on a day where we see these two other developments in the story there was the former aide taking the fifth repeatedly. >> again. he has done it a million times. >> he has done it before. the a.p. reported just a couple hours ago that there was some maintenance that had to be done on hillary clinton's private server that at least temporarily disabled some of the security features on the state department server which is a very significant, you know, kind of continuation of this drip, drip, drip for hillary clinton. >> you know the problem with that -- >> -- we're going to expect to see a lot more of this in the days ahead i would say. >> it suggests she might have had knowle

melissa: risking email security for personal gain.disabled email security features, weeks before hackers broke in. this is according to new emails released by cone so i tiff watchdog group. chris farrell, head of investigations and. what did you discover in the latest salvo? this is incredible stuff. >> this is incredible stuff. we had to go to court to get it. state department inspector general released a report with very damning language but neglected to release exhibits behind the report. we went to court and compelled the state department to release those exhibits. in these emails it details how the state department shut down their anti-spam and antty phishing firewalls in order to allow mrs. clinton to communicate off of her blackberry and off of her outlawed server she established at her home in chappaqua. this is outrageous stuff, to the point where they have acknowledged in writing that they were aware of the vulnerabilities going on and yet they still took actions to circumvent the system. this is devastating, out rage just s

this email did not come out in the emails that the state department released and it's an email from humahe i.t. people. apparently the super secret well guarded server at their house in chappaqua went down a couple times which meant she couldn't use her blackberry and the i.t. people said she with a bunch of blackberries she could use. and huma abedin said she doesn't want to use those. she had them read aloud to her rather than use the state department's system for fear she would be held accountable. kennedy: it's to shield her from the foia requests that got her into this situation in the first place. >> the long answer to your question, the new thing that come out is one that shows state of mind. willingness to avoid, willingness to evade responsibility. that will help the f.b.i. kennedy: you should be in charge of the world. coming up. kelly slater builds the perfect wave and mounts it with a surfboard. he will join me in the studio and surf right into your heart. stay here. [bassist] two late nights in tucson. blew an amp.but good nights. sure,music's why we do this,but it's still o

the reason they didn't turn over all the emails because the emails weren't there.y were in the server in chappaqua. mrs. clinton again was terrified of people knowing as they have a legal right to do, what she was writing and whom she was writing while secretary of state. sandra: jedediah, want to get you in here. mills's lawyer, beth wilkinson was in her with there. repeatedly clashed saying the questions were beyond the scope of what the judge had allowed. i can't ask that. there was a lot of that going on. >> she doesn't, this is really difficult issue for her. she didn't want to answer these questions because either she's completely corrupt or she is completely inept. and even if benghazi happened at same time, even if the argument was, well there was this flood of benghazi you're telling me that the state department is ill-prepared then to both follow of law and to handle a tragedy that occurs where -- so what is it? are you corrupt, are you hiding something? is there potential indictment that is going to happen here? or are you telling us you were just incapa

personal email system again." >> trevor: why, hillary!hy?! so basically hillary had a personal email server against the rules, lied about being allowed to use it, and then when someone brought it up, they were told to never speak of it again. soundsless like a bureaucratic coverup and more like a game of thrones. is it true the queen has been using a private server? never speak of the queen's personal email system again. of course, my lord. and pray you tell, what is email? i don't know. we're deviating from the book now. we're deviating. things are changing. (applause) the i.g. reports on hillary's email is complicated, 83 pages of what policy rules were violated, what e-mails got stolen, did they get stolen, were they deleted? and thankfully one expert summarized everything for us. >> she's as crooked as they come. she had a little bad news today, as you know, some reports came down, weren't so good, but not so good. the inspector general's report -- not good! (laughter) >> trevor: hey, donald, you can use full sentences, you know. it's

secretary clinton had emails huma did not have. and huma had emails secretary clinton did not have.y clinton reported to record at least 75 pete meetings with political donors, loyalists and clinton foundation contributors during her time as secretary of state. my goodness, that is a lot. come to you first. bear with me here. >> i'm asking for your help. >> let's make a distinction between thing that are illegal and things improper. >> yes. >> we know state department i.g. report said there were things deemed illegal, violations of the federal records act coming from this clinton email attachment. >> regulations stemming from those acts. >> that is one pocket. this is this today, clearly sworn oath she turned in all the emails. we know that is not true now. so at least improper, not trustworthy. but do you think it is does, it undermines the serious nature when she does stuff really a violation of the records act and stuff does this fuel the much to do about nothing argument that hillary and her spokespeople keep up when we talk about it in its totality? >> they like to fuel that wi

a new twist is the hillary clinton email scandal. shocking claims now by the state department that releasing all the emails of several clinton aides requested by the rnc would take 75 years. what are you doing in 75 years, charlie? is the investigation being stonewalled ? plus, outrageous drawing. lawmakers joining the call for a judge to resign after sentencing stanford university student to just six months or rate. is justice denied in this case or is the reaction going too far? and there's more up right after the tv version of us wraps up, you can go online. we pop-up on fox news.coméout numbered or on facebook live, that's new. to us, do whatever it takes to get to us because we will getyour comments into our lives show atop the hour online . stay put. >> i'm terrible at golf. he is. but i'd like to keep being terrible at golf for as long as i can. new patented ensure enlive has hmb plus 20 grams of protein to help rebuild muscle. for the strength and energy to do what you love. new ensure enlive. always be you. hello there, this

about her email practices. a u.s. government source told fox news that the email sent to h, personal account is marked classified. the c appears to be a classified code known as a portion marking. the rest of the email was redacted before being released by the state department, a sign that the information was classified. this government manual shows how paragraphs are reviewed in given codes, u is unclassified, s is secret, c is confidential. >> if in fact it is truly marked confidential and she read it and it made it to her, that would conflict with what she previously said. >> in an interview with fox news, here's what clinton said wednesday. >> nothing that i sent or received was marked classified. and nothing has been demonstrated to contradict that. >> blumenthal said he expects the fbi director james comey to publicly confirm that clinton and her aides did not deliberately compromise the nation's secrets. >> that's the at the center of the department of justice, fbi investigation. whether anybody had inte

david: we've got some emails but no answers.ormer state department aide is being grilled over hillary clinton's email scandal today. we have details from a closed-door deposition. >>> plus, pushing for gun control on capitol hill. >> this can not stand! we will occupy this floor. we will no longer be denied a right to vote. with usaa is awesome. homeowners insurance life insurance automobile insurance i spent 20 years active duty they still refer to me as "gunnery sergeant" when i call being a usaa member because of my service in the military to pass that on to my kids something that makes me happy my name is roger zapata and i'm a usaa member for life. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. david: proceeded pleading the fifth, former state department i.t. specialist invoking his constitutional rights while being questioned about the hillary clinton email scandal. catherine herridge is there with latest details. >> thank you, david. "judicial watch" tell

just look at her pathetic email service thing. hillary clinton has perfected the politics of personal profit and even death. she ran the state department like her own personal hedge fund to win favors for oppressive regimes and many others and really many, many others in exchange for cash. that will never, ever change including if he ever became president, god help us. no secretary of state has been more wrong, more often and in more places than hillary clinton. [applause] her decisions spread death, destruction and terrorism everywhere she touched. among the victims of our late ambassador, kristi. what she did with him was absolutely horrible. he was left helpless to die as hillary clinton soundly slept in her bed, that's right. when the phone rang as for the commercial at 3:00in the morning, hillary clinton was sleeping . maybe her motivation lies among the more than 1000 or in donations hillary failed to disclose while at the state department. hillary clinton may be the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency of the uni

where are those emails?deleted those emails because i determined they weren't important. now you have got the state department spokesman where they have changed the public record, they dethe looed the public record. we don't know who did it. first they said it was just a glitch. now they were caught red-handed but we don't know who did it, move along, move along, nothing here to look at. when i worked in the nixon administration as young aide in white house basement, there was 16-minute gap on oval office tapes. martha: rosemary wood. >> he had to resign because in threat of itch peoplement because there was 18-minute fan. they seem to get away with it for a while. martha: what is on there is of substance. what he was questioning was so, hey, based on this new report we see in the "new york times," it looks like the administration was talking to the hard-line mullahs about a deal. that all of this discussion started with hard-line mullahs, not with moderate folks who they say came in later some it is signifi

look at them because of classification of these emails.he says there is no threat? there is active fbi investigation. harris: one more quick one from hillary clinton on the i.g. report. she got asked about it. let's watch. >> you don't accept the conclusions of the report because they say you were unmindful of rules? >> everybody in the department knew i was emailing from a personal address. hundreds of people knew it. people around the government knew it and, you know, that was what the practice had been and that's what i did as well. >> so i take it you don't accept their conclusion? harris: is she blaming everybody else? >> congressman, i have a question for you. james comey, head of the fbi i would think you would agree is not a partisan hack. if he does not recommend an indictment, if we have no leaks from the fbi saying we have recommended indictment, justice department didn't take us up, if he says there is really no case to make against her legally will you accept that finding? will you say okay, fine this is not an illegal thing s

you may read in the email, you may read it differently than the way i read it. i don't know how you could but you might. i want you to be able to read the email. i want you to see what was said during the firefight. i don't want you to take my word for it but i need a little help from the administration to clear the underlying data and the transcripts. i don't think this is lost on you. i think you all know all of the transcripts i can make publicly available are going to be made publicly available. it is not fair to piecemeal them out but they are to be made publicly available and you are to look at the underlying data and you can decide whether or not the report fairly addresses the testimony of what this says. if you read the transcript and say that is in context or not in context i don't want you taking my word for anything, read it for your self. >> what about -- >> i know that the drone was in place at the time of the mortar attacks. i do not know the degree of granularity and particularity that the drone video footage has but you raise an interesting poin

for her to be email literal she had to have emails read aloud to her or leave the 7th floor.he feared the president, the rest of the state department and the public knowing what she was doing. martha: it sounds like cheryl mills' defense is we didn't walk about it. this is what mrs. clinton wanted so we didn't dig in. we didn't think about the fact that it should have been captured where it should have been subject to a foia request. this is her lawyer who worked in the government for many years. >> you just gave a terrific summary of what cheryl mills said. this is what mrs. clinton did when she was a senator from new york. we now learned she used the private server and blackberry not a congressional device when she was senator from new york for 8 years. judge napolitano thank you very much. good to have you here. bill: in a moment the state department issuing a travel warning for americans over seas this summer. there is this today. have a look. >> the press should be ashamed of themselves. on behalf of the vets the press should be ashamed of themselves. i have never receiv

trish: would you use your personal email and your own server -- >> personal email was used by previousecretaries of state. this is no law was broken that we're aware of. there has to be intent. there is no intent to the break the law. trish: she didn't ask to get this? they said, look if she had asked we would have said no. >> why haven't we prosecuted her if she committed a crime. trish: she was secretary of state. >> she hasn't been called in. >> there different standards for -- trish: doesn't it make the country vulnerable to hackers by actually having private information on her own server? >> state department was hacked, actually but she was not. there were attempts to hack her server but not successfully. this is the state department. trish: seems should be some standard we'll keep work email right here and personal email over here, especially when -- >> question whether she broke the law. trish: there was pretty serious information. >> she didn't break the law. >> look, not every day that a presidential candidate is under fbi investigation. that's historic. her being a woman is n

what do you mean about the emails. yoga routines and plans for my daughter's wedding. >> it's unbelievable how tone deaf either one of them are on this. investigating the emails and server and everything else and criminal investigation according to josh earnst at the white house and you have got the president of the united states married to a candidate who is being investigated and they meet privately on an airplane even if it's 100 percent innocent. how could you be so tone deaf? >> well it, goes back to all the problems in the clinton scandals during his time in the white house. everyone always said how can he be this stupid and we learn more on this secret service agent's book of how stupid he was and how just blatant he was about not just appearance of impropriety but actual impropriety. people walking in on him when he was with other people. i don't know why any of us are surprised. there is a brazen effort to undermine sorry u.s. law and at the very least the appearance of improprietor and ethical considerations

about her email practices. a u.s. government source told fox news that the email sent to h, personal account is marked classified. the c appears to be a classified code known as a portion marking. the rest of the email was redacted before being released by the state department, a sign that the information was classified. this government manual shows how paragraphs are reviewed in given codes, u is unclassified, s is secret, c is confidential. >> if in fact it is truly marked confidential and she read it and it made it to her, that would conflict with what she previously said. >> in an interview with fox news, here's what clinton said wednesday. >> nothing that i sent or received was marked classified. and nothing has been demonstrated to contradict that. >> blumenthal said he expects the fbi director james comey to publicly confirm that clinton and her aides did not deliberately compromise the nation's secrets. >> that's the at the center of the department of justice, fbi investigation. whether anybody had inte

emails, and i asked they be made public. jun -- judge napolitano: hillary clinton says she handed over all of her emails. but a deposition of cheryl mills shows clinton and her staff brushed off concerns about her private email server and what would happen if she was required to turn over her emails under state department law. what does the cheryl mills deposition tell you about any knowledge or complicity on the part of clinton's inner circle, at least with respect to miss mills in terms of clinton'sed a man i on -- and mansy on using that personal server. reporter: based on the transcript which is 300 pages in length. and based on the fact that cheryl mills had 7 attorneys with her. every single question that related to the installation of the server, and its management by the clinton i.t. specialist bryan pagliano who since has an immunity deal with the justice department as part of the f.b.i. criminal investigation, they sought under every circumstance to block any information that related to it setup and what efforts if

the email investigation. the clinton foundation, these are all part of the narrative of why you see the poll numbers showing that her honest, trustworthiness is only at 30%. i think it does impact the fact that individuals are feeling, well, yeah, she might care about me but there is a sense of corruption around hillary clinton. the sense that she is out of touch and plays into the fact that trump has done a good job of saying the elite versus the people. she falls right into the scenario being elite out of touch and doesn't have to follow the rules like the rest of the americans. >> i have to keep it short. thoughts? >> yes, i agree. >> yes, listen, the issue is still dogging hillary clinton right now this idea it's not as much about the flip flopping as not looking honest about the reasons she changed her position on tpp that honest trustworthy thing is going to continue to dog her. i agree. >> that is it for the panel. stay tuned for an interview that you may not want ... flush of. >>> finally tonight, mar

the criminal investigation into her private email server. that, a fox news -- new fox news poll asked registered voters do you believe hillary clinton is lying about how her emails were handled? 60 percent said yes, just 27 percent said no. joining us now from washington with reaction, tom finton, president of judicial watch and richard good stein, an attorney and former hillary clinton advisor. tom, start with you. you have some news for us today. what happened with judicial watch today? >> we're trying to get testimony from brian pagliano, the clinton it official who supposedly provided support for her email server. and he told us in our deposition discovery that we have, thanks to a court order, that he is going to be asserting the fifth amendment in response to every question. and per the court's order he filed an immunity agreement or immunity agreement with the court. wants them under seal and doesn't want anybody to see them. we are opposing that we have to be able to ask him questions. if he is going to assert the fifth amendment. ou

hold on. >> emails -- >> -- hillary did not. >> have access to.n't the 33,000 that she has already scrubbed and burned and shredded. >> but according to the story, these are emails hillary did not write, right? that were not marked classified. she is smarted. but she is not clairvoyant. she couldn't look into the future and know what some intelligence guy down the road would say years before. >> come on. >> come on, tom. the fact of the matter is. >> she knew these evales. richard, you say that hillary clinton when receiving these coded emails didn't know they were about the most sensitive classified drone operations in pack snan is that what you are suggesting? and she knew and she should have known that she shouldn't be talking about that over these unsecure lines. >> here is how sensitive it was. in the "wall street journal" story, predicate for the segment, it says this is the worst kept secret in pakistan, let alone the u.s. that there were daily reports when there were drone strikes in pakistan in the press about where they were. so, you kno

>> everybody in the department knew that i was emailing from a personal address. hundreds of people knew it. people around the government knew it. and you know, that was, what the practice had been and that's, what i did as well. deirdre: so, judge, she is clearly explicitly not denying anything. so is that the legal work-around? >> the reason she is not denying anything because she is about to be confronted by the fbi in a day-long interrogation of her, which she is free to reject. most people don't go through this when you are the target after criminal investigation -- deirdre: you told me she is the one who says i can't wait to the talk to the fbi? >> probably another lie but she is on record she wants to do it, probably arranged as soon as new jersey and california primaries are over tomorrow. she knows everything she says in public is being scrutinized by fbi. she will be confronted with it when they do interrogate her but some of the things she said are just plain wrong. that is not, quote, the way it was done. her predecessors did not use a personal server

it only took them four years to write these emails, back and forth. just hire the same amount of people to read them. >> so crazy. >> it is the ultimate in government inefficiency and just like trying to snow the american people with this whole thing. come on. >> i want to you ask and kimberly, and juan, you rebut this. but hillary clinton is claiming everyone knew what she was up to. >> that makes it okay? when people -- everyone knows who the murderers are in the neighborhood so that's okay. that makes no sense. she's a lawyer, she should do a little bit better than that. how do you justify committing a crime and saying just because people knew it was going on there foreit's fine? >> i think it was in violation, not only of white house policy for cabinet officials, but state department policy and so her, her position is what people knew i was doing this back and forth and nobody made a big deal out of it. but that's not to say it was okay. but that's to say it was illegal. but to me it comes off as a privileged woman who that you had thaut she could

>> reporter: the fbi determined that the email is a low level threat. the berkeley police are now handling the case and the berkeley unified school district superintendent says they will do whatever is necessary to keep everyone here safe. some media outlets were able to speak to felarca over the phone yesterday and she called the threats outrageous n berkeley, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> crews are making slow progress on a devastating wildfire northeast of bakersfield. the erskine fire is 45% contained. it's burned 45,000 acres in lake isabella area. 200 homes are destroyed and another 75 damaged. at least two deaths are legend to the fire, which is being called the most destructive in kern county history. >>> it's the first significant wildfire this season in the santa cruz mountains. anne makovec is live near redwood estates where highway 17 is still closed partially as a result. >> reporter: but a much better picture than for yesterday's evening commute. it looked like a parking lot behind me. we have one lane of southbound 17 that's still closed. but

so that it is not made public since i did ask that all my emails be made public. and this not an uncommon process. so again, i will just reiterate nothing i sent or received at the time was marked classified. >> very last thing. the clinton foundation investigation, the fbi investigation into the email you're saying zero chance that this is a problem for you. in this election. >> absolutely. that's what i'm saying. that happens to be the truth. >> secretary clinton, we thank you for your time. we look forward to having you back on fox sometime. >> thank you very much. good to talk to you, bret. >> that wraps up our interview. an interview that was pressed for time. we obviously had many more questions for secretary clinton. and for the presumptive republican nominee and as you know, shannon, we will cover this race all the way through. next stop, the convention in cleveland and philadelphia. shannon, back to you. >>> bret, thank you. >>> another influx of illegal border crossings, how the border patrol is trying to >>> there's a whole new influx of children crossi

a series of emails between u.s.nd pakistani diplomats discussing pending drone strikes are now the focus of a criminal probe in the hillary clinton's handling of classified information while she was secretary of state. this according to "wall street journal." retired u.s. army lieutenant colonel ralph peters, fox news contributor, joining us now with his take on the revelation. colonel, the thing that struck me, these emails were about drone strikes before they happened. that is, they could have, if somebody had gotten into that private server of hers through which these emails traveled, somebody would have information about a strike before it happened, right? >> absolutely, and as a former intelligence officer i can guarranty people were in her private server. one of the things "the wall street journal" featured was a clinton supporter saying, there is no evidence that anybody was reading her emails. good intelligence agencies don't leave footprints. you don't know they're reading your stuff. i worked with the paki

so that it is not made public since i did ask that all my emails be made public. and this not an uncommon process. so again, i will just reiterate nothing i sent or received at the time was marked classified. >> very last thing. the clinton foundation investigation, the fbi investigation into the email you're saying zero chance that this is a problem for you. in this election. >> absolutely. that's what i'm saying. that happens to be the truth. >> secretary clinton, we thank you for your time. we look forward to having you back on fox sometime. >> thank you very much. good to talk to you, bret. >> that wraps up our interview. an interview that was pressed for time. we obviously had many more questions for secretary clinton. and for the presumptive republican nominee and as you know, shannon, we will cover this race all the way through. next stop, the convention in cleveland and philadelphia. shannon, back to you. >>> bret, thank you. >>> another influx of illegal border crossings, how the border patrol is trying to handle the surge. ♪ you're not gonna watch it! ♪

this because her private email. >> right up to there i was following you. think -- >> -- her private email addresses were coming him he was aware. >> for the record, i don't think president obama has made any admissions in any of his emails to hillary clinton, which he wouldn't do personally. it would be done by his staff there have not been any admissions made. >> you are correct but let me answer the question. >> no. because i have to go on to a bigger question. so you are saying now that you were wrong in your initial assessment that obama wanted hillary clinton brought down. now you're saying. >> i'm saying that i probably misunder estimated or underestimated what kind of leverage she had against him. >> so you are believing donald trump. >> if this is true about email exchanges is he complicit in her criminal recklessness. >> you are going way too far. the evidence does not take you there. okay. but now you are saying that you agree with trump, right, that the fix may be in. >> he could very well be correct if she is guilty, then is he likely guilty, w

jennifer griffin just emailed us.y, fox, about marines being told to change their uniforms and deplane enroute to libya. reporter: jennifer did. harris: talk to me a little bit about that. reporter: we heard that early on, name of a plane, tail number of a plane. talk about jennifer griffin for a second. i've been doing this outside of washington. a lot of men and women are based here in the west. a lot easier outside the beltway. when jennifer did the report and team in croatia could have responded which was proven true. we were told things, she was totaled more, homeland script coming in. fox making it up yet again. jennifer griffin and our team gone after this. look at our reports we go after republicans on some of the things they did. questions about mike rogers and his committee. we reported that and i confirmed they were told about change out of clothes. it happened back and forth because they couldn't decide how they wanted to respond. this goes back to the frustration of those men and women on the ground last

wasn't exclusive use of his email. he didn't have a personnal server dedicated to his official use. >> whether gmail or her own still personal use. trish: we'll come back to basil, we'll come back to brad, thank you very much. donald trump meanwhile, also hitting hillary clinton hard on her tenure at the state department, arguing her foreign policy is responsible for rise of isis and global terrorism. watch. >> then, there was the disasterous strategy of announcing our departure from iraq, handing large parts of the country over to isis and the isis killers. isis threatens us today because of the decisions hillary clinton has made. trish: joining me right now, one of the most respected voices on terrorism, and author of defeating jihad. former advisor to trump, sebastian gorka. dr. gorka, i will start by asking you, do you think hillary clinton would be able to defeat isis? >> absolutely not. this is a woman who is responsible as the secretary of state, along with her former boss, president barack obama, for the world

jackie ward, kpix 5. >> do we know what the email threat specifically said? >> reporter: this anonymous person said to fire felarca and they would take violent action against the school if it wasn't done by the end of the week. >>> the justice department will announce a settlement with volkswagen over the automaker's emissions cheating scandal. volkswagen had installed software in diesel vehicles to allow false passage of emissions tests. >> we bought this volkswagen station wagon thinking this it, environmentally it's great, gas economy is great, good-looking. >> reporter: it's not what you thought it was. >> no. >> under the settlement, volkswagen would reportedly have to repair or buy back about 480,000 vehicles with 2- liter diesel engines sold between 2009 and 2015. the company would also have to offer car owners cash compensation between $5,000 and $10,000. at $14.7 billion, it would be the largest settlement by an automaker in u.s. history. the settlement still needs a judge's approval. >>> it looks like it's going to be another unsettling day for worl

wouldn't answer anything about the emails. >> it was 7 hours.r lawyer who is the lawyer for all of hillary clinton's people basically interrupted constantly saying that is beyond the scope of the questioning we agreed to so she couldn't even answer the questions. after benghazi was over and she fell ill, cheryl mills said in the testimony, i can't remember if when we left office, i can't remember if we discussed how to store these emails securely. kennedy, it blows my mind. this is the secretary of state putting all of us at risk and she couldn't remember a conversation like that. i'm sure the jokes are to be had here. but it's deeply troubling. >> this is very house of cards. i can't -- 7 hours, cheryl mills in the testimony, that's brutal. kennedy: you said would you like 7 hours are cheryl mills. >> i said that. i had a 4-hour conversation, like an argument. that's painful. if i knew we were going to argue for four hours i wouldn't have blown my best material in the first hour. anything with multiple hours hurts me. kennedy: you needed david

to destroy and which emails to share with the state department . attorney. >> each of those potential targets were subjects of the investigation get to share information across that same attorney and quite frankly get their story to sync up and understand what other people know of the situation. reporter: whitaker's group has also filed a freedom of information lawsuit to get the emails of dennis chang who was mrs. clinton's deputy chief of protocol, only a handful of his emails were released by the state department. he was considered a point person between the state department and the clinton foundation. on the sunday talk shows, mrs. clinton dismissed the independent findings of the state department's inspector general that her email practices broke the rules and violated the law to keep government records. >> i thought that the report actually made it clear that the practice i used was used by other secretaries. everybody in the department knew that i was emailing from a personal address. hundreds of people knew it. people around the government

this private email server.st looks bad and this is what donald trump told a radio interviewer about this earlier today. >> it was really a sneak. it was really, you know, it was something that they didn't want publicized, as i understand. i've been talking about the rigged system, how it's rigged and you know, this is terrible. >> here's your example. >> and no now you understand why nothing's happened and you see a thing like this and even in terms of judgment. how bad a judgement is it for him or for her to do this? i mean, who would do this? >> senate republicans are now again renewing their call for a special prosecutor to be appointed to oversee the email investigation that probably won't go anywhere because the attorney general makes that decision and a conservative watchdog groups are filing complaints with the inspector general saying they really need to look into this. it is optically bad, and kate, it is the last thing the clinton campaign needed and this headache here which raises attention to the em

the email investigation.linton foundation, these are all part of the narrative of why you see the poll numbers showing that her honest, trustworthiness is only at 30%. i think it does impact the fact that individuals are feeling, well, yeah, she might care about me but there is a sense of corruption around hillary clinton. the sense that she is out of touch and plays into the fact that trump has done a good job of saying the elite versus the people. she falls right into the scenario being elite out of touch and doesn't have to follow the rules like the rest of the americans. >> i have to keep it short. thoughts? >> yes, i agree. >> yes, listen, the issue is still dogging hillary clinton right now this idea it's not as much about the flip flopping as not looking honest about the reasons she changed her position on tpp that honest trustworthy thing is going to continue to dog her. i agree. >> that is it for the panel. stay tuned for an interview that you may not want to miss. ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates

from ambassador stevens or any of the emails from sidney blumenthal to whoever he was emailing or anygle us military asset did not need a single designated timeline, but the most powerful military did not leave a single solitary self-imposed timeline so all of that is new as for the democrats, they are critical of our report, all five voted not to form the committee, threatened not to participate and for the most part they did not. they have been serial leakers of information and mister really good opportunity. don't know if you had a chance to read the report or not but if you read the report, you will see the report mentions her tame -- in a more time than a report does. it does not mention the presumptive republican nominee for president because he has nothing to do with benghazi. you can direct those questions to elijah. i am proud of what we found and i think it is notable. clearly you couldn't say two of them. they were dead within 15 minutes, with respect to glenn doherty and woods, three assets made it there. the group that deployed itself, an unarmed drone that was elsewhere

we also read emails and facebook and everything else.hat's it for "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. working on the weight. brushing the hair. greta goes "on the record" right now. ♪ ♪ >> it is friday june 3rdrd. this is a fox news alert. a desperate search right now or soldiers swept away in their army tactical vehicle. at least five confirmed dead. several more are missing. we are looking at the urgent search for survivors. >> demonstrators target trump supporters and burn the american flag. also throwing eggs and leaving people bloody. >> firefighters being linked to isis terrorists for flying an american flag. why? they are being told to take it down. "fox and friend first starts right now. ♪ >> good morning. you are watching "fox and friends first" on this friday. heather nauert, thank you for joining us. >> great to have you here. i am heather childers. a horrible story, 12 u.s. soldiers swept away by flood waters near fort hood in texas. >> at least five are confirmed to be dead. four more are still missing as record f

a government email account instead. the state department was also pressed 0en a recent court filing where its lawyers told the rnc it would take 75 years to process requests for clinton and her closest aides. including then-chief of staff sheryl mills, policy adviser jake sullivan and senior state department manager patrick kennedy. quote it would take 16 2/3 years to complete the review of the mills documents, 33 1/3 years to complete the review of the sullivan documents. >> a broad range of people over four years, it's not an outlandish estimation, believe it or not. >> the rnc was asked tothe scop request as the fbi asked to file a second secret declaration in a lawsuit by vice news about the status of its ongoing criminal investigation of the clinton emails. bret? >> thank you. >> president obama is said to be iching to put his mark on the democratic campaign for successor. what will that mark be. chief washington correspondent james rosen explores the possibilities. >> by all knts, president obama is raring to go f