gowdy, for five minutes. mr. gowdy: thank you, mr. chairman. director clancy, do you believe congress has the constitutional right to provide oversight over the secret service? director clancy: yes sir. mr. gowdy: do you believe that chairman chaffetz and ranking member cummings are motivated solely by a desire to see what is best for the president and for the agency itself? director clancy: yes sir. mr. gowdy: with those two thoughts in mind, does this committee have every single bit of video footage available from that evening? director clancy: sorry sir. mr. gowdy: does this committee have all available video footage from that evening? director clancy: it does not, sir? mr. gowdy: why not? director clancy: sir, we have provided that footage video that we have to this committee. mr. gowdy: all of it? director clancy: we have shown two clips. we have not shown all of it. mr. gowdy: that's my question, director. you just said that congress has a constitutional oresponsibility to provide oversight. you just agreed with me that ranking member cum

gowdy? you? the right wing? a think tank? to tell me the clintons are just average citizens. they don't have any global impact whatsoever. gowdy and the republicans would never be satisfied. can you imagine that gowdy would come out saying he looked over the server and nothing was found on it? the right wing would manufacture it. republicans are klooking for dirt wherever they can simply find it. we have rand paul trying to elevate his visibility also weighing in on hillary clinton's press conference today. >> i don't think convenience should trump national security. she has also admitted in other interviews she has an iphone an a blackberry so she does carry two devices. the fact she didn't obey the rules on putting her e-mails on a government server i'm not sure that can be trusted since we can't trust her to do the right thing the first time. >> we just can't trust hillary to do anything right, can we? she's been the first lady. she's been a united states senator. she's been secretary of state. i know how she got those job

gowdy noted clinton purged her personal server after the request was made. friday a spokesperson for clinton said turning over those e-mails is in keeping with the letter of the law. writing in a statement, secretary clinton has already turned all of her work e-mails over to the state department. clinton's use of a private e-mail account has complicated the rollout of her expected 2016 presidential run. earlier this week clinton tried to downplay the controversy. >> no more secrecy. no more zone of privacy. after all, what good did that do me? >> reporter: the question now, will the e-mail flak resonate with voters into 2016? >> unfortunately for hillary clinton she's created a situation where republicans can just keep raising questions about e-mails she deleted unless and until it starts backfiring on them. >> reporter: both sides are already drawing battle lines over the issue. democratic congressman elijah cummings called gowdy's actions a political charade. the republican national committee fired back saying "even nixon didn't destroy the tapes." a previ

trey gowdy says he doesn't have subpoena power. what happens now. do you separate the believers from the non-believers and go forward? >> there is a limit on congressional authority to go after a private server. but i think he's maybe looking at a way to get at it. she has that iconic photograph of her on her way to libya yet there are no e-mails during that period surrendered to the committee about libya and benghazi. there is a question whether she has been completely forth coming all of the material that is truly governmental in nature on her official responsibilities. bill: trey gowdy said there are months and months missing. karl, thank you from austin, texas. martha: the trial over a huge hit song has come to an end. what do you think about the battle over "blurred lines." [♪] ok, if you're up there, i could use some help. smart sarah. seeking guidance. just like with your investments. that sets you apart. it does? it does. you're type e*. and seeking another perspective is what type e*s do. oh, and your next handhold... is there. you don't ha

trey gowdy called were this benghazi hearing because we don't have answers. >> trey gowdy said as a former prosecutor i will find the truth and republicans and conservatives might newt be happy and liberal and democrats might not be happy but i will present what i find. when the ambassador is dead and hilary clinton the leader, hasn't turned over the documents to do an investigation you need them. all of the democrats say is this is partisanship. >> and hilary clinton said she would come back and testify for this committee. what if trayey gowdy finds out e-mails destroyed were related to benghazi? >> this is the only secretary of the state to be finger printed by the fbi. so she is not very trust worthy. why did she delete them and when did she delete them. regarding the democrats saying this is partisan. national review criticized him for not going harder and why didn't he break the story if he knew about the e-mails. he is getting hit from the left and right and that is usually a sign you are in the middle. >> there is a notion by some we are not supposed to question her. she believes sh

congressman gowdy joins me from south carolina. welcome back to "meet the press." >> yes, sir.. >> let me start with a basic question on the e-mails from hillary clinton. she says she turned over all relevant e-mails from her server. you don't necessarily -- it sounds like you have a trust but verified issue with her. but do you think she's lying? do you think she's not turned over certain documents? do you have reason to believe she's not turned over certain documents? >> no, sir. i would never accuse anyone of lying unless i had overwhelming proof to that effect. i just know this, we don't get to grade our own papers in life and she had a very unique arrangement with herself as it relates to public records. and it is not just my interest in them. i have a very small subset of her documents, which would be libya. it is the public record in general that i think she bears the burden of proving that all public records are in the public domain, and that any discrepancies between personal and public that she reconciled or resolved those discrepancies in a fair way. >> when it comes

i think one thing i was struck by trey gowdy's interview is how measured and focused he was. he was focused on doing what he thinks is his role as a constitutional oversight. as long as that focus remains there, i think the congressional folks will be all right. i think in the 2016 context the big problem for hillary clinton here is that this becomes a character crisis. at a time when trust is so low, the american people have such a low opinion of people in washington the fact that hillary clinton looks like she's hiding something and that she can't be trusted that's a huge problem. but the last thing i say too it was so apparent how much political rust hillary clinton has during that press conference. reading half answers that were scripted right in front of her, when she's exposed to the elements in politics now, she really hasn't risen to the occasion. a lot of folks looking at 2016 see that as an opportunity. >> yet she's the only former secretary of state who turned over 55,000 pages. colin powell hasn't turned over anything. madeleine albright hasn't turned over anythin

trey gowdy, great to see you. thank you for being here tonight, sir. >> yes, ma'am thank you. >>> a former campaign manager added to this controversy today. and howie kurtz is next on the accusations that the coverage of this story is yes, part of that old right wing conspiracy about which hillary clinton first complained so many years ago. remember that was about accusations that her husband was having an affair. >>> plus, did you see the story about "new york times" accused of cutting president bush out of a front page photo from the weekend march at selma? check it out on facebook.com/thekellyfile. leave a comment. stay tuned as we separate the fact from the fiction and the debate. >>> and then new fallout from an ugly display of racism at a popular southern university. [ bleep ] just a stunning, stunning piece of video. the head of the school's black student association joins us live with an unexpected response. don't miss this. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] . >>> the great story here for anybody willing to find it and

we know trey gowdy's going to get them. they're all going to be in the public domain. >> what about the ones she deleted? >> the personal things like chelsea's coming over for dinner tonight? >> we don't know if she deleted anything that was half personal half professional. what she said is we didn't delete anything when we were printing out those 55,000. >> the people who believe in her are going to give her the benefit of the doubt. >> if she hasn't written over it only deleted it the server will tell the tale. >>> do you think the clinton e-mail controversy will affect her for 2016? we'll update you on the response. janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think about it. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? (cough!) it works on his cough too. mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs for 12 hours. let's end this. >>> tonight we've done some digging into the newest flash point over how police do their job. friday police in madison, wisconsin, say officer matthew kenny shot and killed 19-yea

gowdy said he can't under powers he has under his committee now, he can't compel it. it would be seizing private property and that's something he can't do. remember, this server was kept on her personal property at her home. it is her own property. it is not government property. from could be other ways of going about it. so far gowdy isn't going there, he is hoping to pressure her to put enough political pressure on her that she chooses to turn it over to a third party to go through it. republicans aren't even saying they want their hands on it they say they want to get it to a third party, neutral third party who can go through it. i can assure you they're not going to give up and will go after every means possible. >> alex, thanks again. i am joined on the phone by tracy suffle senior adviser for ready for hillary, the pac supporting clinton for president. and steve days conservative talk show host. thanks for being with me. tracy, let me start with you. less than three weeks ago, the former secretary of state admitted that she had more than one phone. take a liste

joining us now is the chairman of that committee, south carolina republican trey gowdy. the state department has turned over 300 of clinton's e-mails on benghazi, some 900 pages last month, to the benghazi committee you are the chair of. based on what you have seen, did she do anything wrong? how can you be sure those are not all of the e-mail on the subject? >> i am not sure what you noon by "doing anything wrong." we have not obviously seen any evidence of a christmas and if we do get a level of assurance that we have all of mails and we don't have any level of assurance because of the arrangement she had with herself i will let your viewers decide what there everyone any mistakes made. i have no guarantee we have everything we are spilitessed to, to be able to do our job. >> why do you have cuts about that, sir? >> there are huge gaps. if you think back to the photograph of her on the c-17 with her blackberry in her hand she is on her way to libya and there are no e-mails for weeks and weeks on either side of that trip including the trip itself. it may be that there i

you've got congressman trey gowdy subpoenaing hillary. and you've got foia act requests. this one here shows the state department apparently had a team they called the benghazi group. fox news has been told their job was damage control. this scene was known as the cheryl mills task force. this e-mail here is about blue mountain, the security team that was supposed to watch the ambassador and guard the compound and this e-mail again mentions the task force.

gowdy wants to know was there any official business in those e-mails. he said he needs a server for, quote, a thorough investigation into what happened before, during, and after the attacks in benghazi benghazi, libya. the house of the other interesting and final element here is who received the letter for secretary clinton. it was david kendall who is the attorney representing her. very prominent lawyer here in washington from williams and connolly. you remember him representing president bill clinton during the impeachment process. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> joining us now editor at "the national review." trey gowdy has been hanging on to this like a dog. what can he actually get from her? >> well, he could in theory subpoena the server and the house in theory eventually could enforce that subpoena itself if the attorney general is not going to enforce it. >> it would need the full house, right? >> yes, and this would be an enormous political and legal battle. hillary's attitude is i got it. come and get this server. she knows the attorn

committee chairman trey gowdy moments ago said not only did clinton not -- not only did she not provideingle new document to the subpoena but gowdy says she unilaterally decided to wipe her computer server clean and permanently delete all -- all emails from her personal server. according to congressman gowdy, clinton appears to have made that decision to wipe the server after october of last year, when the state department for the first time asked the former secretary of state to return her public records to government officials. be sure to vote on our poll. what disappoints you most? his assault on law enforcement? or perhaps his abuse of presidential power? cast your vote at loudobbs.com. well, nasa astronaut scott kelly embarking on a history making mission. a russian rocket blasted off from kazakhstan taking kelly and russian cosmonauts on a a space station. he plans to make a record for the longest continuous time for any american astronaut. 342 days. cumulatively. worldwide russian cosmonaut valerie holds the record for the longest continuous time in space. 437 days above the mere

we know trey gowdy's going to get them.be in the public domain. >> what about the ones she deleted? >> the personal things like chelsea's coming over for dinner tonight? >> we don't know if she deleted anything that was half personal half professional. what she said is we didn't delete anything when we were printing out those 55,000. >> the people who believe in her are going to give her the benefit of the doubt. >> if she hasn't written over it only deleted it the server will tell the tale. >>> do you think the clinton e-mail controversy will affect her for 2016? we'll update you on the response. i love life, whether i'm on the go, spending time with friends or with my favorite date. i take care of myself, and i like what i see when i look in the mirror. i've often been told i'm the best pair of legs in the room. the so slimming collection only at chico's and chicos.com. woman: for soft beautiful feet i have a professional secret: amopé and its premium foot care line. the new amopé pedi perfect foot file gives you soft bea

gowdy, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. director clancy, do you believe congress has a constitutional right to provide oversight over the secret service? >> yes, sir. >> do you believe this committee is motivated solely by a desire to see what is best for the president and the agency itself? >> yes, sir. with those two thoughts in mind does this committee have every single bit of video footage available from that evening? >> sorry, sir. >> does this committee have all available video footage from that evening? >> it does not, sir. >> why not? >> sir, we had provided that footage, video, that we have to this committee. >> all of it. >> we have shown two clips. we have not shown all of it. >> that's not my question, director. you just said congress has a constitutional responsibility to provide oversight. you just agreed with me that ranking member cummings and chairman chaffetz have the best interests of the president and the agency in mind. so why is it you will not turn over all video footage to this committee? >> congress

lou: and getting stories former secretary of state clinton i mean, today congressman trey gowdy comingaying point-blank she didn't meet anything to meet the terms of the subpoena, didn't even try and, in fact apparently had wiped that server that she talked about at that press conference, wiped it clean following a request for the public records that were on that server. >> the clintons have a long history of ducking and dodging subpoenas and i think to a certain extent why she would do this on the verge of running for president is beyond me unless there's something she has to basically tide or cover up. -- hide or cover up. lou: it's a little bit like the nixon thing the 18 minutes -- >> well, he should have erased all the tapes. [laughter] at the end of the day, maybe she's following suit. i think it's going to hurt her. she's already losing credit on honesty and trustworthiness that's a detriment. lou: ed rollins, always good to see you. >> my pleasure. thank you. lou: be sure to vote in our poll tonight, what disappoints you most: the president's disastrous foreign policy his assau

we know trey gowdy's going to get them. they're all going to be in the public domain. >> what about the ones she deleted? >> the personal things like chelsea's coming over for dinner tonight? >> we don't know if she deleted anything that was half personal half professional. what she said is we didn'telete anything when we were printing out those 55,000. >> the people who believe in her are going to give her the benefit of the doubt. >> if she hasn't written over it only deleted it the server will tell the tale. >>> do you think the clinton e-mail controversy will affect her for 2016? we'll update you on the response. >>> the white house democrats and liberal media. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology is safely recovering lots more oil and natural g

that is why trey gowdy is demanding answers. also of significance jason chaffetz, house government oversight committee talking about potentially get into this. you may have two different committees. interesting james carville was on tv. yesterday, whole reason she set up private server didn't want to deal with republicans on the hill. martha: can you blame her? the problem she works for the united states government. >> when you're secretary of state there is congressional oversight. martha: they bought it an installed it, the business she was doing belongs to her boss, the american people and united states government. do you think we'll get to a point where trey gowdy takes it to full congress for a vote whether or not they subpoena the server? >> based on "fox news sunday," he is planning to do that. former secretary will be giving a speech. elected to the irish hall of fame. martha: hillary o-clinton. >> right. she will give remarksly l lunch midtown manhattan. first time we heard her speak for a week, 15 minutes. martha: what

today chairman gowdy sending a letter to secretary clinton's attorney.state department business to be turned over to the inspector general or a third party. joining us our political panel the national review julian and the "wall street journal" editorial board mary kissel. all right. is he going to get this server. >> i don't know much it will be fascinating to see if she complies or just like lois lerner's server with all those emails. mr. gowdy has been prudent in calling for the third party there are a lot of questions about benghazi. what happened with the military response. why was there this video excuse, et cetera. mr. gowdy says that there are months and months of emails that are missing but we will see if she complies. >> they were just yoga emails: >> if he shoe doesn't turf over the server what could potentially happen. as mary mentioned it's not the server itself. it's the concealment of evidence that could be on the server. >> it's really going to play badly with the american people. we have to keep in mind she is the head of an agency. that

first, congressman gowdy is watching with you as hillary clinton gives her explanation for the extra e-mail account. >> there are four things i want the public to know. first, when i got to work as secretary of state, i opted for convenience to use my personal e-mail account, which was allowed by the state department because i thought it would be easier to carry just one device for my work and for my personal e-mails instead of two. looking back it would have been better if i had simply used a second e-mail account and carried a second phone, but at the time, this didn't seem like an issue. second, the vast majority of my work e-mails went to government employees at their government addresses, which meant they were captured and preserved immediately on the system at the state department. third, after i left office, the state department asked former secretary of state for our assistance in providing copies of work-related e-mails from our personal accounts. i responded right away and provided all my e-mails that could possibly be work related which told roughly 55,000 printed pages ev

it will continue to dog clinton if troy gowdy is serious. americans are not okay with the government privatized and run out of her home. >> she could let archivist inspect those servers at her home right? >> she could. she said she will not allow that to happen. and these servers were protected it by secret service and that doesn't protect it from being hacked. if not letting outside come in and look at the servers that would open up another set of problems and whether it is revealing her yoga routines with her duarte or something more serious is to be determined, but the bigger question for her is openness. the administration trying to talk about being open and transparent and it is it a black mark on both of them. >> stick with us for a minute. we would like to get your reactions to the report of health and human services sylviowa a bierwell making remarks about building up a long- term health care system in america even as republicans look for an alternative to obama care and jeb bush and ted cruz, weighing in. senior political correspond

even trey gowdy is going to be accused of playing politics. not good. >> thank you, judge. appreciate it. joining me with reaction, author columnist roger stone. roger you're saying this is one of just a few problems they're now facing. how big a deal do you see this? >> it's extraordinary. hillary kicks off campaign for president by breaking the law. look, nixon said if the tapes were his personal property and only he should decide which tapes we could hear. the supreme court held that they were made in his capacity as president and ordered to be made all public. so the precedent is clear. why shouldn't she be held to the same standard as nixon? the epstein sex scandal, her -- >> doug you think this is bigger than any combined, right? >> no i think there are real questions here. but given that she was not under legal obligation to keep personal e-mails there wasn't a subpoena, sean. >> nixon's mistake that he should have -- when people advised him to get rid of the tapes before they were subpoenaed, he should have gotten rid of thetapes. >> that may well happened here. but

you have trey gowdy oversight, subpoena, subpoenaing all this information. trey gowdy is essentially saying the state department never got around to telling them the truth that they had no e-mails. this is the united states of america. how can this happen? >> well, in today's world, regrettably it can happen, and you would think that lightning would strike and somebody would die, but it doesn't work that way. >> what todo you think's going to happen? >> what's going to happen is we're going to have a long discussion about what it means to have an honest person in high position and whether we want an honest person in a high position. we're not going to have a discussion about whether she's indicted or not because that's not in the cards. >> not because the facts might not be there but because of the players and who was sitting in the prosecuteor's office. >> precisely. >> all right. i'm going to ask you, judge mukasey, to stay with us. and with me now, joining both of us, ambassador to the u.n. and the fox news contributor john bolten. good evening, ambassado

congressman trey gowdy, thank you very much.cause al hunt earlier on the show today gave this three on the importance of the story. i've been thinking tab ever since it broke and i truly believe there's a difference between partisan drive to media coverage versus legitimate questions from the media. and i really believe that this is in the category of legitimate questions from journalists, or from members of the media. if this will dick cheney and he said i have my own server and i deleted e-mail ice want to delete and you guys get the ones i give you. i'm sorry. there would be -- >> a federal judge would be compelling production immediately. >> i also believe -- >> they just would. >> and i also believe personally if this were dick cheney i would be ferociously asking the questions, or elizabeth warren, i would be asking the questions. i wouldn't understand it. i don't understand why this is okay. >> and for the life of me -- >> i think the answer is because it's not. >> -- i don't understand why journalists who covered the cli

. >> tray gowdy who handles the congressional committee wants clinton to turn her private server overo a third party. an arbiter will determine which will remain public and which will be private. >> i believe i have met all of my spounlts and the server will remain private. >> reporter: gowdy plans to call her before the committee to ask her questions saying serious questions remain. among the questions, who authorized her to use this private e-mail and private e-mail serve and who specifically welkt through the e-mails to determine which would be turned over to the state department. clinton said it is any government employee's responsibility to determine which e-mails a rivate and which ones are work-related. anne-marie? >> all right. susan mcginnis in washington. thank you, susan. >>> the students of oklahoma university. two are expelled for what the university pretty said are leaders of the racist chant which was caught on camera and two of the young men seen in the video express remorse. don champion with more. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. one man issued an apology w

chair of the house, trey gowdy. is this just a personal spear? we'll have a democrat on the committee adam schiff. >>> then a fierce backlash after 47 gop senators send e-mails to iran's leaders questioning a nuclear deal. >> i think it's somewhat ironic to see some members of congress wanting to make common cause with the hard liners in iran. >> we'll discuss the tug of war between the white house and congress with two members of the senate foreign relations committee, john barrasso and ben cardin. >>> plus two ferguson, missouri, police officers are ambushed. reigniting racial tensions. >> this was not someone trying to bring healing to ferguson. this was a dam punk. punk. >> our sunday group weighs in. >>> and our power player of the week, afghanistan's first lady, rula rula ghani on taking a stand for women's rights. >> it's true, it's unchartered water. i can try a lot of things because of this. >> all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> and hello again from fox news in washington. it began as an investigation into benghazi but now hillary c

. >>> trey gowdy is the chair of the house select committee on benghazi.evealed that former secretary of state hillary clinton is only a private e-mail account on a private server when she was secretary of state, congressman gowdy has insisted that his committee should have access to more of her correspondence from that time. earlier today i was on my colleague andrea mitchell's program here on msnbc, and i said this about that. the republican chairs that committee saying on the network this morning, he wants to go through all of her personal e-mails and decide to his satisfaction what counts as personal and what doesn't. >> since i said that this morning, we've heard from congressman gowdy's office. his office clarified to us he does not personally want to be the one who goes through hillary clinton's e-mails, he instead wants to set up a system by which that will happen. he wants a third party am some kind to take custody of hillary clinton's e-mail server from her house, and he wants that third party to read through all of hillary clinton's e-mails and

>> i don't think trey gowdy -- >> go ahead. >> i don't think trey gowdy doesn't know whether or not -s saying he hasn't gotten e-mails he doesn't even know whether or not they exist. he should talk to the state department. they've got 55,000 pages of e-mails. as the state department says they're constantly complying with -- >> who cares about 55,000 e-mails? i want to know the thousand she put through the shredder, brad. that's the ones i want to know. >> fair question. i'm going to end this how i ended -- >> and the -- >> brad and dallas. >> she has failed the moral test. >> how about you just tell each other you love each other? brad. >> i love you brother. >> there you go. that's how we do it at the house. we'll see you next. the woodhouse brothers comes to you live. >>> coming up, take a look at this from one of the most popular ap study guides in america. it linked chairance thomas to the kkk. is this being used in your child's schools? did you have trouble getting to sleep? you might have a case of the mondays or worse. we'll explain the science behind it. first we'll wish a hap

>> subject matter hot yoga and -- >> with china, with -- >> can i play this from trey gowdy?et's do this, america. >> someone who just solely calls balls and strikes, a retired federal judge a retired archivist a woman or than with no political leanings whatsoever. just someone we can all say that is a trustworthy person to determine -- if this is really about yoga, she doesn't get to make that call. we don't grade our own papers in life. we don't call fouls on ourself in the nba. we don't call holding on ourself in football. she doesn't get to make that call. >> dana, her entire e-mail server, everything should be handed over. >> she said yesterday for convenience, she decided to put it on her personal e-mail. she could have made the decision to do all of her e-mail on a government account. that would be within the law. trey gowdy i think, is proving himself to be this measured chairman. he is asking for information. he's not a blow hard. he's very experienced and i would suggest that the republicans tuck in behind him and let this go forward. it's not just trey gowdy and th

congressman gowdy had said that she would be brought to testify before the committee. he has also promised experience. will she, in fact be called to testify. >> that's up to chairman gowdy, but i would say it's a very good chance. what the chairman is trying to do is just to have her in one time and get all the information as any good attorney would do to have all the information before you bring the witness in. that's what chairman goudy wanted to do so she wouldn't have to make two trips. they're going to drag their feet along enough that she'll announce for the presidency, and it will become, oh, this is a political thing. she owes more to the american people than just about benghazi. this is about her actions for four years having two personal e-mail accounts and not putting it on the state, as required by law. lou: and all of this coming to light 2 1/2 years after that terrorist attack against our consulate. congressman, it's great to have you with us. appreciate your time. congressman lynn westmoreland. >> thank you. lou: attorneys for the parents of michael bro

. >> the camp saying all of the e-mails were thoroughly red and trey gowdy is headed to court to forceons to hand over the e-mails. doug luzader is live in tv with the latest. >> good morning. the story is changing as to how the 30,000 of ril ry clinton's e-mails were deleted in the first place. initially the clinton team suggested they use specific search terms to try to figure out which e-mails were public and which ones were private that were held on the clinton's private server. now they say they open every one of those e-mails. either way, investigators in congress want to get their hands on the clinton's. >> if it is reasonable for her to turn over that server which contains public information to a neutral detached orbiter, not congress but a retired judge who will archive inspector general she will be forced to do so. otherwise the house as an institution may be forced to go to court to try to get access to that. >> how did all of this come to light in the first place? may be a surprising source. the new york post suggesting that valeri jarrett who yields a lot of power leaked a

at an afternoon press conference, benghazi select committee chairman, congressman trey gowdy says he is pursuing more of her documents. >> our interest here is in gaining access to all of the documents, all of the e-mails, all of the witnesses and producing a final definitive accounting and one that is frankly worthy of the sacrifice of our fellow americans, and >> so far, the former secretary has turned some 300 benghazi related e-mails to gowdy's committee, e-mails that were quote, not made available to the half dozen other committees investigating the terrorist attack in libya. we are coming right back with much more. stay with us. >>> the pentagon today produces a body count as a gauge of success in the air strike campaign against the islamic state. colonel ralph peters with me next. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. >>> more than 8500 islamic state radical islamist terrorists have been killed in air strikes since august, according to the top general overseeing the anti-islamic state coalition. cent-com chi