he's a tactician and a man who loves gotham city. david brock, thank you for joining us.avid: thank you for having me on. mark: first question, and fill in i will stop you if we think you are misunderstanding or not answering what we are asking. you care about transparency and government accountability. do you think you worry about the way hillary clinton has acted as secretary of state? >> yes. i'm going to create a moment. i want you to say this sentence hillary handled her e-mail practices at the state department perfectly. david: yeah, she handled her e-mail at the state department perfectly. i agree with that. phil: david, just a simple question. why didn't she use government e-mail? it seems simple. david: i cannot answer that for the secretary. i can say what i think maybe the case, that it was a smarter, easier way to work. and there are some security experts out there -- i am not one -- who say the personal e-mail system that was set up may have also been safer and more secure. mark: david, you are speculating. you do not know why she used -- david: no, i don't.

politico says it will probably be at a gotham city press conference. president obama spoke about the controversy over the weekend and while he spoke kindly about his former secretary of state, he hardly gave her e-mail practices a ringing defense. campbell brown, my friend what , exactly when hillary does speak, what does she need to say or do to put this mess behind her? >> i do not think you can say anything. i don't see how a press conference solves the problem. i don't see how anything solves this problem except for releasing every single one of these e-mails and hoping that they do not create any new problems when you do release them. that is there not something there. >> how likely do you think that is? >> i mean, why hasn't she already done it? is it really because they are just vetting them, or is there something there? >> i think there has to be two things. it is say and do. i agree about the do part. there is no doubt -- >> what does she need to say? >> she has not met the press in so long, this reinforces all kinds of bad narratives. she nee

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