to a goldman sachs symposium in 2013 about the banging crisis, i think there's a lot that could have avoided in terms of both misunderstanding and really politicizing what happened. and also to goldman sachs, this is what she said about the controversial dodd/frank banking bill, there was also a need to do something because for political reasons. >> our fox business all stars, charlie gasparino and sandra smith are back with us. >> we are so shocked. >> charlie, you said it all along nobody is surprised by any of this. why is it not having a systemic impact in the election and why is it not being reported the way you would think it should be? >> we did a lot, i wrote a column in the post particularly about the goldman sachs stuff which is historical. in some of those things she was basically saying use your power and clout of your campaign contribution to influence washington. can you imagine what elizabeth warren would have said about that if that came out during the primary when she was going up against bernie sanders. some of this is the donald trump revelations about the tape and

in one occasion clinton said at a goldman sachs symposium the blame the bankers took for the financialtdown and misunderstood and politicized. as we know clinton had much tougher talk towards wall street for months on the campaign trail. melissa: it was so clear she was parsing words and here they are discussing how they would parse the word on classified documents and they look you in the face say, no. and then here's all the emails. like we're stupid. reporter: read through the emails there were draft after draft after draft. melissa: oh, disgusting. blake, thank you. david: here now is steve moore, donald trump campaign economic advisor and fox news contributor. steve, when you read those wikileaks stuff on what hillary was saying in front of the banks or behind closed doors, to the banks and what she says on the campaign trail, how do you think she will govern? will it behind closed doors or person on campaign trail? >> who knows. i think this is her fundamental weakness this whole campaign is, even though donald trump had considerable troubles in the last week, you still see voter

quote even fit may not be 100% true, this speech to the goldman sachs alternative investments symposium2013, fun it may not be 100 per very true, if the perception is that somehow the game is rigged, that should be a problem for all of us. she goes on to talk about the importance of a public and private policy position that in all of my days of covering politicians of every stripe, i have never heard anyone acknowledge what we all suspect of course, but never acknowledge it and advance it as a position on the part of the politician. your thoughts? reporter: well, lou, i think what's extraordinary about the release of these emails on the eve of the u.s. election by julian assange and wikileaks which just today the intelligence community pointed out and said they finally can say with reasonable certainty that they can link to the russian government attempts to team up with wikileaks and guccifer 2.0 and leaked these emails from hack into the dnc and other political parties. that link in and of itself and the timing of the julian assange release has many on the clinton campaign very concer