gowdy took it out of his hands by mccarthy. such a long shadow cast across.illary clinton is going to say the things she said on tv over and over again. there was almost nothing that could break the momentum of this e-mail story, at least until she got to the hearings. now she is on offense, they are on defense. this is a disaster, a disaster for congressional republicans. and for congressional republican candidates that want to see clinton on her heels. mark: mccarthy was not in a hostile place, he was on fox. the other things democrats are going to turn to is not just a saying her hearings are partisan and political, but citing this is what they think they're a compass minerals -- political hearings. huge problem for the republicans. today is the day when does campaign e-mail solicitations for money come to an end, at least for a few days. the three-month fundraising period closes at midnight. every campaign wants to take in as much as possible. but because they needed the cash to pay for tv at, etc, but they also want bragging rights. the numbers are going

joining me is south carolina representative trey gowdy. congressman, nice to see you.nd do you have those emails that apparently the defense department found? >> i don't think we have them yet, greta, because they would not be within our jurisdiction. i notice in your intro you cited the most recent example that the public record is not complete. she didn't turn everything over. of course, don't forget there were 15 emails to and from said my blumenthal that she also never turned over to the state department. so this is just the latest piece of evidence that the record is not complete. >> all right. now, just so i understand, perfectly is that the state department is also going through a chunk of emails and turning them over every once in a while for you as they go through them as well, right? that's another source of emails? >> well, the state department is going through kind of non-benghazi related requests. foia requests. media requests. and that's at the end of every month. they gave us on friday, over 1,000 pages of her emails that they had never before given us.

and tray gowdy is the best person to do that. it. but i they trey gowdy as the majority leader would be heaven sent. it would really, really propel the republicans in the right direction. >> have you spoken with him directly about this? >> yes, i have. >> and so your support is fully behind trey gowdy, that's making news for us this morning, congressman? >> yeah, i think it depends on -- it's not something trey gowdy seeks. he's not someone to step out there. but if you want the best person to make the republican case, if you want the best person to talk about why conservatism is the right answer for america, trey gowdy is our best foot forward. and i think we as a difference need to get behind that and make it happen. and if he's called, if he's asked, i think he'll do it. >> strong statement today, congressman chaffetz, thank you for your time. >> thank you. >>> well coming up, secret service agents put themselves in the line of fire every single day but they make less money than a rookie congressman. does that sound fair to yo

conservatives have been trying really hard to draft gowdy. they've been saying they're trying to get him to serve the conference, but you heard him say he's definitely out. i think it's more important, the fact that there was this push to put him into that slot. it tells you that conservatives on the hill are still not happy about their leadership. they're not satisfied with the choice that they have between steve scalise and tom price, the other two leading candidates. tom price is somebody who has a lot of conservative credentials. he's from a deep red state, but he's run for leadership before and lost. and in many ways, he's considered a kind of conventional, longtime member of the house. he's got backing from paul ryan and jeb hensarling and other well-known conservatives. steve scalise has struggled with connections to david duke, fairly or unfairly, that's hurt his ability to fundraise and has some republicans wary of supporting him. but it's looking that even though conservatives in the house have their scalp and john boehner is out, t

you can drum up gowdy, if he were here, he could drum up some phony answers to this. but they're not investigating that. it's investigating hillary clinton politically and trying to find something on her to keep her out of the white house. >> essentially that's what senator cummings said in his response to this. but is the hillary clinton campaign effectively communicating that, michael? >> i think they could be doing better. but they're not getting a great shake out of the media, in my view, a lot of the media. and all their opponents -- the republicans are all pouncing on this. they're in a fierce wind tunnel with the strong wind blows at them. hard to make much noise when you're in that position. >> to michael's point, his opinion that hillary clinton is not getting a fair shake from the media, if we had a dollar from every candidate including the 17 to 19 gop candidates to whomever decides to run, we'd be all well off, no one's getting a fair shake from the media. hillary clinton has tried to change the tone on this, tried to be, in her campaign's words, as transp

trey gowdy the chairman said he is willing to serve as acting majority leader only until a permanent replacement can be found. thank you. >> presidential candidate donald trump unveiling a tax plan for americans. >> it will provide major tax relief for middle income and most other middle income americans. it will be a major tax deduction. it will grow the american economy at a level it hasn't seen for decades. >> trump's tax package includes cutting individual rates from 7 brackets to 4. that means no taxes for any sij person making less than 25,000 a year or married couples jointly making less than 50,000. the highest individual income tax rate would drop from 39.6 percent to 5 25 percent and businesses would see their tax rates reduced to 15 percent. >> all of the buzz with washington insiders. george will highlights the positives and negatives of the plan and what it means for americans. >> the most important part of the plan is our kurr rented corporate tax rate is 35. china is 25. under the president it would be 15. you want to bring jobs back from china? that's the single best

chaired by republican trey gowdy and that guys back to what is going on with the formal aid brian who was called in my trey gowdy who is threatening a subpoena to compel him to testify including one chaired by another committee. grassly staff telling us the legal council told the committee he would plead the fifth to any and all questions if compelled to testify. democrats on the benghazi committee led by cumminings are sthag understand why they did this. saying -- there is no evidence of criminal activity. it is understanding this witness' attorney advised him given the onslaught of candidates and members of congress and other false links. that is the democratic side. it will make be harded to make the case when you have the professional skwlaep hillary clinton and the aids and you have the separate but related fbi, criminal investigation of the security server and what went down. and in addition to the staffers, today and tomorrow who are going behind closed doors to testify before the benghazi committee. you still have hillary clinton coming in in late october to testify in public

you have the fbi, trey gowdy committee, how many committees? dianne feinstein made a fair point, hillary clinton has voluntarily said i will testify in front of trey gowdy in public. was it voluntary? that subpoena kind of forced matters, let's be honest, but at the end of the day there's an opportunity for her in october. it will be a few days after the first democratic debate to get out there. if trey gowdy and others overplay their hand and look like they're beating up on hillary clinton, where did i see that again? >> every time you use a banned phase, you have to give us $5. >> i saw greg smiling and that rarely happens. >> forget hillary. america realizes she's as sincere as a chain letter. i want to talk about bill. he seems to be banging his head against the wall. he's trying to figure out a way to get back into the white house. >> you should turn this show down next time, man. >> bill clinton, what is he doing right now? who is he doing right now? where is he going? >> yeah, i don't know. hillary wants him to potentially be vp and so d

>> it may not be trey gowdy. it may be the fbi.ut if they really want this story, this may be the only way to do so. this is a -- you know, this is a small fish, megyn. this isn't the guy that the fbi or trey gowdy cares about. they want the facts. and the only way to get the facts from this guy at this point may be to give him immunity. >> and if they do that, then they can compel him to testify, correct? >> then he has -- he's protected from the use of that testimony, yes. they can compel him. >> shannen, great to see you. >>> up next, brian kilmeade is here to give us his take on why this woman lied to cops in the middle of a massive manhunt. >>> plus, this guy managed to save his kids from a burning building but we'll show you why his next move is earning him all of the attention. >>> and taylor swift receiving major backlash for a video she shot in africa. think you can guess why? the answer is next with kilmeade. ♪ take a look at these bbq trophies: best cracked pepper sauce... most ribs eaten while calf roping... yep, greatn

gowdy keeps saying, no, no, no. some of his colleagues suggesting he wants to retire and go back to south carolina. but gowdy tells me that's not the case. >>> the other big story, the state department expected to release a new batch of hillary clinton e-mails soon. chief white house correspondent ed henry live in washington. ed, what's going to be in there? >> this is the drip-drip that hillary clinton was talking about on "meet the press" over the weekend. more and more of her official e-mails are being released. these are coming out as early as a few minutes from now, next hour, we'll covill cover the tid of 2010 and 2011 around the time of the fall of gadhafi. there could be more classified information in there. that could be a flashpoint for hillary clinton. another thing, the benghazi committee that mike emanuel was talking about, listen to what kevin mccarthy, the potential incoming speaker said last night about their work right here on fox. >> everybody thought hillary clinton was unbeatable, right? but we p

trey gowdy will join us to talk about it. martha: brand-new polls are out this morning and donald trump is surging. will his latest comments on carly fiorina cool off his numbers? hey america, ne trip? still no ♪ should i stay or should i go well this fall stay with choice hotels two times and earn a free night. when it comes to business, you always have a choice. book now at the new choicehotels.com . . . . . . martha: donald trump blowing past the competition, surging ahead once again in the republican field with ben carson the only rival in his rear view mirror at the moment. welcome, everybody, brand new hour of "america's newsroom." i'mi'm martha maccallum. bill: i'm bill hemmer. busy day. riding a tidal wave in the newest national poll. he is at 32%, up eight point from last month. carson in second place at 19%. jeb bush, third place, 9:00%. rest of the list, cruz, mike huckabee, scott walker. the rest are less than 3%. meanwhile trump facing fire over comment in "rolling stone" attacking carly fiorina's appearance. quo

here is what trey gowdy had to say. >> we have to make sure the record is complete and talk to him. we have to make sure it hasn't been corrupted and we to make sure what the other witnesses tell us is true. >> the committee's top democrat slammed trey gowdy and the panel saying the testimony has nothing to do with benghazi and everything to do with republicans desire to derail clinton's presidential bid. there are reports the committee, judge, is seeking to offer immunity to him so he will sing like a canary is help the committee figure out what happened. there are reports he is going to plead the fifth. what do you think we can expect and why wouldn't they offer him that immunity? >> there is a political reason. the more he invokes the fifth the worse it looks for hillary. i mean her tech person in the scandal is pleading the fifth so there must be something there. that being said he is no lois lerner. she could be prosecuted. there is no expectation of him being prosecuted >> why do people plead the fifth? >> they are afraid of down the road. what if down the road he doesn't plea

you see trey gowdy.atement comes in from his communications director is suggesting the state department had come to the committee. the state department no longer run by hill clinton and said look, we looked for a more e-mail. we have found it and turning this over. the committee is offering an olive branch. we're willing to listen. we want to take more documents and we're going to evaluate what the committee is saying what is in there about benghazi before issuing a comment. they don't know what is or not in this e-mail. big picture point here is this is happening in the context of a criminal investigation by the fbi. if the state department is now saying wait a second, we found more official e-mails, this is very curious timing with the fbi investigation. it makes you wonder about what the fbi is recovering on that server and whether things are being matched up about what was turned over, what was not turned over. the timing happening on friday in the middle of the papal coverage and john boehner covera

and tray gowdy talked about other testimony and waiting on documents from the state department.n the party asserted that it is all about politics but said something interesting, he believes that the house should consider what senate gopper's that brian should get immunity. and so we'll see where it goes today. and today as expected the fifth was asserted and it was only 15 minutes and we go on from here. greg. >>> right now litheuana's comfort will accept 1100 refugees. they are struggling to reach britain and france. and very little about what it is like once they arrive and whether it was worst risking their lives. ben hall has more. ben? >> i spent time with the barasi family who came to england illegally and recently given asylm. far from the promised land that the father thought he would find. his life is more like a purgatory. when you find jobs they are menial. doctors are cleaning streets and he wishes he hadn't come. this is no life and he feels guilty about leaving his country and strong words for those wishing to follow him. >> the reality is that they should stay in

trey gowdy has not seen the content yet. all he knows is that he is getting these emails. game changer? we don't know. what i think is important to ground score is hillary clinton and the state department have both repeatedly said all work related email was turned over to her by the department. that's what she has said. by the way she certified that peace of paper to a judge back in august saying she turned over all work related email questions being raised about that state department said everything related to benghazi they gave to that special republican committee. all of a sudden they do this on a friday. >> her state department said that right? not the current state department under john kerry, right? big pieces of context is fbi criminal investigation we all know about going on. so is the fbi cross-referencing what they have gotten from that server? hey, state department, what do you have? what did you get from hillary clinton? that is a big question for hillary clinton tonight. i think the other thing obviously is they are leaking all of this out on a friday amid the

but it's not going to stop 'em from taking trey gowdy, who's a tool of the koch brothers, just feedse new york times" stuff and they put it in the paper. just like the neocons fed "the new york times" a bunch of bunk that they put on the front page of the paper and basically helped start is a war. you would think at some point people who are supposed to know better would learn their lesson. but they never do, and so therefore, i have to keep coming out of retirement to point this kind of stuff out. >> let me ask you this. one thing that does come through in the e-mails that we've seen is just the degree to which, if hillary clinton has a life and career that is so distinct, so abnormal, in certain ways, partly because it's so accomplished and extraordinary, but there is just this universe of people through 30, 40 years in public life and politics around the clintons that are popping in and out of the inbox, you've been in that circle. i wonder sometimes how you manage the internal politics of clinton world? >> i guess some people have been there. i've been with the president saturday

trey gowdy is going to have the hearings.se will not be things that are buried just because the pope is in town and she is at the white house. >> michael shure, al jazeera political contributor always great to have you with us. >>> the efforts to get joe biden to join the race for the white house, the draft biden political action committee that supports him, those staffers will begin building operations in the 11 states holding primaries on supertuesday in 2016. still ahead on al jazeera america, volkswagen is trying to remake its image with a new ceo. passing off cars as cleaner than they really are. >> every saturday night. >> i lived that character. >> the head of world soccer's governing body is now under investigation in switzerland. prosecutors say in both deals the financial interests of fifa were compromised. blatter denies the accusations. he has not been arrested or indicted. he is expected to step down in february. volkswagen has a new boss in the driver's seat. after naming mattias muller. the veteran of almost 40

trey gowdy was going to keep pushing the benghazi committee. and -- trey gowdy is the republican mvp of this campaign season. they clearly see that as essentially an extension of the rnc at this point. opposition research, free. >> to follow up on the legal question. we don't know if she's going to be cleared. once you have an fbi and doj investigation you don't know what rabbit holes they go down and what can be turned up. those investigations are ongoing. she's not accused of anything today. but we don't know what will happen down the road. don't forget we've talking about only the e-mails that have been given to the state department. we don't know what's on the scrubbed server yet. that is a whole other issue. >> do you think clinton will be able to pull off her new strategy of revealing the softer side of her personality. >> you mean scripting her unscripted moments? no i don't think it is effective. one thing i've always told my candidates -- clients. is you have to be yourself. and what the campaign has do is find ways where she can show

what about trey gowdy? >> there's so many moving parts.the government will not shut down tomorrow from aipeople i've spon to. they're on a measure through december 13th because of speaker boehner's resignation. kevin mccarthy should be fine for speaker. no one is mounting a challenge for him. all eyes will be on the majority leader race. there are three names. steve from louisiana. tom price, the budget chairman, who got an endorsement from paul ryan. this new name is south carolina congressman, trey gowdy, the chairman of the benghazi committee investigating hillary clinton. he said he's not necessarily interested in the job but he has a lot of allies who would like to see him in the position. he told me for a quick minute on the walk over here that it's a terrible job because everyone eventually dislikes you, laughingly. however, he's an interesting guy to keep an eye on. he could be a compromise choice if this race goes to multiple ballots as we expect. the other thing to keep an eye on here, currently, right now if you run for a leader

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there was a subpoena months ago from the chairman trey gowdy. was that subpoena ignored?department or in the clinton campaign? these are answers that have to be addressed. questions that have to be addressed. on top of that this is happening not in a vacuum, but with an fbi criminal investigation. what else is in that server that we haven't seen? >> ed, thank you. >>> federal reserve chair janet yellen is back in d.c. tonight after receiving emergency medical attention during a speech in massachusetts last night. a spokesman said yellen felt dehydrated after speaking for nearly an hour. she is okay. stocks were mixed. the dow gained 113. the s&p was off one. the nasdaq dropped 48. for the weeks the dow is down a half a percentage point. the s&p 500 lost 1 1/3. the nasdaq dropped three. the stunning announcement today that the speaker is quitting, and what comes next in the house republican caucus? as we head to break, a live look at madison square garden in new york where pope francis is starting to celebrate a special mass there. we will have live coverage as we listen i

gowdy for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. bopp, can you describe the process of a partial birth abortion so people will have a better understanding of why it might have been banned, and they may have a better understanding why professor smith would have argued against that ban. >> yes. a partial birth abortion is defined under federal law is where a physician partially delivers, usually the trunk and legs of the baby, leaving only the head in the birth canal. and the baby is alive. and then takes an act to kill the baby at that point, usually trusting scissors into the back of the skull in order to kill the baby. and then completes the delivery. so it's a way of killing the baby when most of the baby has already been -- is already outside of the womb. >> and there were actually people who argued against banning that barbaric practice? >> oh, yes. i mean, many of the people we've been hearing from today were big advocates for a continuation of partial birth abortions. they have no respect for human life if they consider it to

saying that gowdy said today he will remain on the benghazi committee. not running for republican leadership. he also said, they also write that he said he would reject a movement to draft him into the race. meanwhile, other republicans are looking in another direction. the headline in national journal, moderates like -- look to flex their muscle in majority leader race. without a candidate of their own, in the race for majority leader, house republican moderates and defense hawks are looking to influence the contest. as a counterbalance to conservatives with some even pushing extreme punishment for rebelious members. we'll get reaction on capitol hill if there is any. take you there live here on c-span. in the meantime, we can tell but our programming tonight. at a 8:00 eastern, a hearing today in the oversight committee in the house, nearly four-hour hearing with the president of planned parenthood. we will show that to you tonight beginning at 8:00 eastern. also hear some of your comments and calls as well. the house itself earlier today passed a bill

. >> shooting down rumors trey gowdy taking over mccarthy's position. mia love having a draft goudy effort. he will continue chairing the committee investigating benghazi. >> the former government contractor who has top secret information about the nsa is now on twitter. edward snowden has close to 1 million followers. the reaction to this new account? >> edward snowden is reaching out to america via twitter. he is only following the nsa at this point. now i work for the public. it says quote, can you hear me now? 900,000 people did hear this tweet. they are following him on twitter. tweeting a demand some say you have courage. i saw real tocourage. you are just a traitor who put american lives at risk. twitter is a great american country that should not give a platform to terrorists. jack dorsey disagrees he welcomed him with this, yes, welcome to twitter. snowden fled to moscow after leaking u.s. secrets about the nsa domestic surveillance program. it could put domestic surveillance back on the radar and in the presidential race. >> the time now 10 mi

trey gowdy made it clear he's frustrated with mrs. clinton's response. he says there are big gaps in the information she continues to turn over. he's going to press for more benghazi-related information from her. bill: her polling is down 10 points in a month. she said everybody knew she had a private email. she even mentioned the white house and jeb bush was asked about that. >> this administration has been so lax as it relates to cyber security. the office of personnel management it turns out because they didn't create a secure situation, 22 million separate personnel file are the in the hands of the chinese government. this is the problem of not take your job seriously. bill: on that last points of not taking your job seriously. if it's classified and it's coming through your server at your house in new york state, how are you handling it? >> also, i think you will see the benghazi committee and other investigators get down to the basic points here. why did she do it. heels investigatores believe she did it to keep information away from nolesy members

trey gowdy on the e-mail scandals. >> a war of words between donald trump and jeb bush is heating up.ds scrambles t ensure trump or any one else will be running as third party candidate. >> good morning, kristin. >> the big story today is donald trump meeting with the republican national committee who was expected to ask trump to sign a pledge promising to rule out an independent run. if he does it would be a big deal. who can forget this? donald trump raising his hand and refusing to do just that. this is a trump for pledtrump t pledge his loyalty at a time when many opponents are questioning his conservative credentials. they are doing it in english and spanish, too. he told reporters the man is not a conservative. >> (speaking spanish) >> trump replied quote i like jeb he's a nice man but he should set the example while speaking english while in the united states. >> we will see what trump decides to do. if he does sign it i am not sure how enforceable it is but it might make some of the repuittle better. under the democrats where all eyes are on joe biden where he looks like someo

some of the names conservatives mention all time, jeb hensarling, jim jordan, paul ryan, tray gowdy, none of these guys want the job. some extent this is thankless job. you will have factions. always a segment of caucus brining because they're upset about tactical disagreements good luck to kevin mccarthy or replaces boehner as i said, core dynamics how to fight, when to fight, those disagreements are not going anywhere. they remain in place. jon: julie, do democrats sit back and watch all of this, chuckle? >> the old rule you break it you own it. the point was just made, i think very apt point, let's say the tea party bottom exactly who they wanted as speaker. biggest fantasy, whoever that person is, became speaker tomorrow. that person would be deposed a year or two, three, four, five, because that person can't deliver on anything they promised to deliver because again you still have a democrat in the white house. that democrat does have the ability to veto legislation and they're just not enough votes to override the veto. this is fool's errand. john boehner is right they are fals

that same day trey gowdy chairman of the how the select committee on benghazi subpoenaed clinton's emails >> we want her emails and documents that are relevant to benghazi. >> creating major headaches for the obama administration. >> when did you first learn that hillary clinton used emaul system outside the u.s. government for official business while she was secretary of state? >> the same time everybody else learned it through news reports. >> clinton refusing to give up her server and on march 27th, clinton's lawyer david kendall informing the house of representatives that clinton's work-related emails had been handed over to the state department and the remaining personal emails deleted from the server. >> let's have a private conversation about why you had your own server, why you didn't return the records when you left the state department, and why you decided to permanently delete them when you knew that congressional investigations were ongoing? >> the federal court ordering new batches of the emails every 30 days with the goal of having all of them released by the end of january.

investigators, whether it's trey gowdy's committee is going to see the e-mails >> if they never requestedo wipe her server, does that support her position that she did not try to hide her i mails or could another i.t. person or company have wiped clinton's server? >> i mean anything goes. this is the problem with this whole sort of situation that the clintons have put it in, which is we don't know. and every time there's a question about well, did say classified information pass through the server? the clinton campaign or hillary clinton herself won't give aus straight answer or will give us an answer that is a half truth or something like that. i think that sort of anything is open to a realm of possibility here. because you know, everything that we've seen in the past several months and even i guess going on a year now have shown that whatever the clintons say yesterday is not necessarily what we know to be true the next day. so this is a real problem. i think it all goes to her sort of credibility and trustworthiness which is why you're seeing her campaign struggle. >> let me call for

. >> republican congressman trey gowdy of south carolina kind of mean winking at cecile richards, theesident of planned parenthood at the mammoth five-hour inquisition she underwent in congress today. >> those are not the words i said. i said sometimes people change their peoples. >> sometimes it's just what you mean. >> the state of missouri just announced the results of that state's official investigation into planned parenthood. attorney general of that state found despite republican and anti-abortion activist allegations against planned parenthood this summer, the attorney general found there is no evidence that planned parenthood in that state did anything illegal. that's missouri. that's today. that investigation in missouri follows a similar investigation of planned parenthood by the state of pennsylvania which also found that the group did nothing wrong. planned parenthood was also investigated by the state of georgia this year. found no wrongdoing. planned parenthood was investigate this had year by the state of indiana. found no wrongdoing. it was investigated this year by m

i think that that -- you know, the fact that -- >> trey gowdy is no one to mess with. >> i agree.district attorney of south carolina. >> 19 questions. ron forn yea. why not admit you violated the policy. it was her policy. who authorized the deletion of 33 33,000 e-mails. can you guarantee none of those e-mails involved the clinton foundation or donors? why do you keep whether or not -- >> does this remind you of white water and stealing the silver ware and all these -- >> american national security -- >> it's all the same. >> let me tell you the difference. national security was compromised. if john kerry thinks his e-mails are being read by the russian and chinese they have every one of her e-mails. >> they have better access to her e-mails than we do. here's the issue. >> ed snowden they have more than hillary clinton's. >> i want to see geraldo's e-mail. >> you have to divide the substantive scandal and the illegality with the image of her -- >> geraldo -- >> it's the legal standing of the e-mails she received and sent. that will make or break her candidacy. not whether she ap

. >> you know chairman gowdy.he is not taking any chances. >> i will catch up with him on that because closed doors. i like things out it the open. did she answer every question you put to her today? >> she did. now, she does not have a good memory. you have to understand that this has been two and a half, three years ago, but she didn't remember a lot of things or didn't remember one of the finer details that we may have liked to have had. >> did she have a lawyer present? >> she did. >> how many? >> two. >> did the lawyers speak at all? >> just briefly. just briefly. when there may have been a question posed that she is also a legal counsel to ms. clinton right now. >> who is? cheryl mills is. >> yes, cheryl mills is as well as david kendall. to so there was a question that i you think the lawyer made a response to that may be looked at as attorney/client. >> so that cheryl -- did cheryl mills answer every question or did she decline to answer some on the basis of attorney/client privilege? >> no, she answered i

i think trey gowdy and his committee will get close to finding out -- >> after only "the new york times" jumped on it. about six months after. >> so if the assumption among democrats is that americans really don't care what happened with our u.s. consulate of benghazi and investigation, they might start to care because of this situation. it might trigger it all. >> don't sleep on the benghazi aspect of the investigation. there will be serious questions when she appears and after her appearance. >> by saying that, on the business networks our sister network, we had the opportunity to talk to so many technology professionals and experts and the general consensus is that these emails should be recoverable. >> yes. >> you don't talk to any big technology expert that says otherwise. >> all right. i guess we'll see what we see. breaking news now. we have just been learning aboul along and want to bring you details that are coming together. report of a delta state university, in mississippi on lockdown. they sent out a campus-wide alert to the students. an active shooter seen on campus is how

. >> then trey gowdy and that's not going away any time soon. >>> jay sekulow. so if the fbi was able to recover a significant portion, if not all, of the 33,000-some-odd e-mails that she deleted and supposedly wiped clean from her server, and they don't deal with yoga, her daughter's wedding, her mother's funeral or bill clinton, who doesn't e-mail, which is a lie. or certain e-mails that were subpoenaed by different committees. how big a legal problem would she have? because i'm not believing the yoga, funeral, wedding, i'm writing to bill narrative 33,000 times. if these are there, what does it mean legally? >> i think this is a significant development if in fact the fbi has been able to find these e-mails. because it presents what we would call in the law evidence. now, if in fact that evidence includes classified information that was wiped off the server, that, as we discussed before, is a crime. when i was a government lawyer, we said i work for the treasury department as a lawyer. follow the paper, follow the money. you follow where the evidence leads. wh

about this private e-mail server is because john boehner approved the benghazi committee that trey gowdy put forward. >> there is nothing in it a wild person, listens to sydney blumenthal, gossips about clarence thomas. >> and lied about benghazi and lied about videos and covered their butts. >> and compromised national security. we can go all day. >> and the families of the dead, she lied to them. there we go. it's not a drfs. >> it's not true. >> before we go, we got to go. what would happen if elizabeth warren decided to run right now? >> if she runs with biden? >> game over, right? >> combieden? >> with or without biden. >> warren would on her own would excite the democratic base and something like the way that bernie sanders is, but she would have more credibility. >> we got to leave it right there ahead the showdown on the iran deal, lawmakers return from summer break. plus the refugee crisis overseas, should the u.s. be doing more to help? stay tuned. quicker smarter earlier fresher harder and yeah, even on sundays. if that's not what you think of when you think of the united stat

tray gowdy, quote, is the best person to unite our conference and articulate the republican message. chaffetz wrote in an email to the hill this morning. he's widely trusted and beloved in our conference. majority leader steve scalise and budget committee chair tom price of georgia already in the race to succeed incumbent majority leader kevin mccarthy. if he is elected, the neck speaker of the house. read more about that at "the hill" dot-com. both republicans and democrats held party meetings this morning. several members spoke with reporters afterwards. up first comments from epublican members. the speaker: good morning, everybody. the house continues to focus its attention on the american people's priorities. whether it's protecting life, whether it's dealing with the problems of obamacare, or keeping the government open we are here to do the people's work. there's a lot on our plate this week. in addition to that, the idea that we should -- the president should lift sanctions on iran and provide iran with about $100 billion of their assets locked up in western banks without firs

here's trey gowdy. >> we had roughly 19 pages worth of questions. he has a right to invoke his privilege against incrimination. it is a personal right. he did assert, which is his right, to do so. and that's where we are. >> elijah cummings, the ranking democrat on the committee, is accusing republicans of trying to derail clinton's presidential bid. >> he was bragging here today, and the reason being again, politics. we knew what he was going to say. he said it last week. and nothing has changed. >> meanwhile, as clinton's server scandal grows, her poll numbers are shrinking. for the first time, hillary clinton trails bernie sanders in iowa. he leads her 41-40. dana, want to talk about the pagliano pleading the fifth? >> i do. one of the accusations from the democrats was that pagliano was being intimidated by the republicans on the committee, which i think is just curious. i think kimberly, tell me if i'm wrong on this. first of all, he did set up the server. one of the questions is, making sure that we understand how it was set up. did you do so

her request -- perhaps oddly -- was turned down by the committee chairman republican tray gowdy and youan see why mills might want the hole transcript out there. elijah cummings, the top democrat on the committee, accused republicans of selectively leaking doctored and misleading information designed to hurt clinton. then there's brian pag leanne know who set up the server and was subpoenaed to testify before the committee. pagliano said he would plead the fifth prompting the question what he has to hide. but i think the question is what does the it guy who set up clinton's e-mail server have to do with the four americans tragically killed in benghazi? the answer would seem to be, well, not a whole lot. but then again, the benghazi committee at this point doesn't really seem to be about benghazi. >> this investigation has turned into a derail hillary clinton nomination by any means necessary. >> indeed, the benghazi committee should probably be called what it is -- the house committee to destroy hillary clinton's chances at being president. remember, we have seen this sort of thing befo