henry clinton holds it together. the americans miss an opportunity to do extensive damage against the british but they still brag about having succeeded in the attack. the british make it back to new york and essentially after two years of fighting with all of the engagements in princeton and saratoga, everybody is back where they started. the british are in new york city and the americans are in new jersey. washington still has not won a major battle by this point. clinton is writing back to london asking for more men but his orders require him to send 10,000 british troops away to st. lucia, saint augustine, and canada. clinton gets fewer than 5000 new troops to make up for those losses. his manpower is too indolent over the course of the war. after 17 said -- in terms of naval support -- after 1778, they never get more than 13% of the british navy because they have other things to do, in gibraltar, the english channel india, they are going to be -- they have other fish to fry. in 1778, it ends up being a dud here.

sir henry clinton holds it together. americans miss an opportunity to do extensive damage against the british, but still brag about the attack. the british make it back to new york. essentially after two years of fighting everybody is basically back where they started. americans are looking at them from across the hudson river from new jersey. washington, by the way, has still not one a major battle by this point in the war. clinton is writing back to london asking for men, but his orders require him to send 10,000 troops away. in the four years after saratoga, clinton gets fewer than 5000 new troops to make up for the losses of over 19,000. his manpower is dwindling over the course of the rest of the war. after 17 -- in terms of naval support, after 1778, north america never gets more than 13% of the british navy. now the british navy has other things to do. it will be in the english channel, often india, they have other fish to fry. 1778 and up being kind of it. here -- kind of a dud year. one campaign that i want to m

. >> also ahead, ed henry on the decline of hillary clinton, if you believe the polls.d dana perino on sanctuary cities and the iranian nuke deal. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪= >>> hi i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. abortion and the network news. tonight's talking points memo. many support abortion. so when the planned parenthood controversy erupted last week with. the network news organizations were put in a quandary. undercover tape taken by pro-life group was damning as two planned parenthood doctors talked cavalierly about harvesting and organs from dead babies. that's against the law. eight states are investigating planned parenthood. this is a big story right? and the fox news channel, cnn, msnbc gave it a lot of time. but not is so much on the network news. according to data from the media research center, a conservative watchdog group, cbs :]?átuj spent a total of 7 minutes and 21 seconds on the story that includes evening news and cbs this morning. nbc 3 minutes, 4 seconds including nightl

and then later, bad poll numbers for hillary clinton in three key swing states. ed henrynal >>> impact segment tonight. donald trump down on the southern border. the republican presidential contender traveled to laredo, texas at the invitation of border patrol folks. controversy follows him everywhere. the national border patrol council which represents 18,000 agents was supposed to meetu7n> with trump today but cancelled. however, the donald got his point across. >> i employ thousands and thousands of hispanics. i love the people, the latinos, i love the people. they are great. they are workers, they are fantastic people and they want. these are people ilg"rk with, they want legal immigration. they don't want the illegal immigration with all the tremendouses1fç amount of crime that already even today i'm hearing about and people are saying oh, it's sope doing,u are mr. trump. it's so dangerous what you are doing. i have to do it. i have to do it. >> joining us now from washington to racket senator john mccain from arizona. first up, did you see my interview withvm mr. t

it's all smoke and mirrors. >> i guarantee you, hillary clinton is not afraid of ed henry. y won't she answer a question? >> in these early months she is prioritizing voters in new hampshire, iowa south carolina. she will get to all of the questions. she is already on the record answering way more questions -- >> she has said she is going to make herself a lot more available to the press going forward. why doesn't she sit down -- >> why didn't she do it on your time table? because she's the candidate and guess what? she can do it however she wants to. >> jehmu is right, she doesn't have to do this. for some reason she's still winning. >> it's running like a dictator. it's control. >> she has answered questions for 30 years. >> that press conference at the united nations was a disaster. >> take a chill pill. >> that was a disastrous interview after another. >> we'll leave it there on that note. tensions remain high in greece after the country voted against the bailout plan this weekend. how will the greek debt crisis impact us here at home? that's next. feel secure in your de

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as long as they think henry clinton is the nominee, that is as long as they think hillary clinton is the nominee, that is where the focus is going to be. host: the wall street journal headline. what does that mean for hillary clinton? paul: he is sort of the perfect opponent for her to have. he creates a robust abate within the party on all kinds of issues -- debate within the party on all kinds of issues. we have seen her she has moved further on some issues than she has in the past. he also is not somebody who is going to be airing really nasty attack ads and being personal and creating a nasty race which often happens and will inevitably happen on the republican side when you have so many candidates. someone who has participated in a campaign, debates and she will have to fight for the boats but she will not -- fight for the votes but she will not be splattered in mud. james: this member of right-wing media would love it if bernie sanders was the nominee. sanders is tapping into something that is real and he is demonstrating that there is a level of support for things to the left

despite what the clinton aid told ed henry, they should be nervous. 42 to 41. she is beaten by jeb bush. joe biden, when you factor him in, he actually beats bush by one point. so joe biden could be, if he wanted the job, a formidable opponent. >> we know hillary clinton change of tactics now, she's taking questions. >> she's not answering things. she's saying words but not answering questions. >> that may i be true. there's a sense in her camp things have to change. she's changing what she's doing. >> when donald trump has gone off script. the contrast between the two. we saw in the polls he had 25% of supporters. he is in scotland now. he had no problem sharing with everyone there how well his campaign is doing. >> been amazing campaign, doing really well. i'll unfortunately have to leave here sooner than i anticipated. campaign has been amazing. new poll came out. reuters we're leading in the polls. it's been amazing. everyone has asked me to do here. the tour, the world asked me to be here. i have a great piece of land, 1,000 acres on the ocean. i

in 1996 president clinton awarded henry johnson a purple heart and today 97 years after his extraordinarycts of courage and selflessness i'm proud to award him the medal of honor. we are honored to be joined today by some very special guests. veterans of henry's regiment. the 369th. thank you to each of you for your service and i would ask lewis wilson of the new york national guard to come forward and accept this medal on private johnson's behalf. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> the president of the united states of america authorized by act of congress march 3rd 1863 has awarded in the name of congress the medal of honor to private henry johnson united states army. private henry johnson had extraordinary acts of heroism above and beyond the call of duty while serving as a member of company c 369th infantry on may 15th 1918 during combat operations against the enemy on the front lines of the western front in france. in the early morning hours private johnson and another soldier were on century duty at a forward out post when they received a surprise attack from a german raiding party consis

as long as they think henry clinton is the nominee, that is where the focus is -- as long as they thinkillary clinton is the nominee, that is where the focus is going to be. host: the wall street journal headline. what does that mean for hillary clinton? paul: he is sort of the perfect opponent for her to have. he creates a robust abate within the party on all kinds of issues -- debate within the party on all kinds of issues. we have seen her she has moved further on some issues than she has in the past. he also is not somebody who is going to be airing really nasty attack ads and being personal and creating a nasty race which often happens and will inevitably happen on the republican side when you have so many candidates. someone who has participated in a campaign, debates and she will have to fight for the boats but she will not -- fight for the votes but she will not be splattered in my. ud. james: this member of right-wing media would love it if bernie sanders was the nominee. sanders is tapping into something that is real and he is demonstrating that there is a level of support for

clinton's image. not good news for her. joining us from washington ed henry is covering the clinton campaign. so in a nutshell what do the polls say? >> the polls say again voters don't find her honest and trustworthy. none of that is good for her. what is grt for her perhaps is in the poll is head to head against donald trump she's winning by double digits. another problem for her, though is you get beyond trump, we'll see if he can get the republican nomination or not against jeb bush, scott walker she's in a neck and neck race. and on the left there's been the idea that hillary clinton will easily wrap up theic nomination and will be in a strong position death sentence whomever they pic. but this poll a much closer race. >> yeah i think it will be a close presidential race. i don't think a close primary race. i don't think sanders chooses to overtake her. but this e-mail thing, i don't understand henry. you got to explain it to me. i don't understand. every week we report another thing about the e-mails. that there's an inspector general say this. and there's more there. i mean from your p

you can see clinton has a bigger lead in iowa but still down from february. so, back to ed henry now. hillary clinton is campaigning in iowa today? >> she and is got reporter questions about why is it in poll after poll what we're seeing is you're in the lead but voters don't trust you. she knows it's about the e-mail controversy, in large part. that blew up again over the weekend and she pushed back on that by saying she is going to stand up to the middle class. >> i have a proven track robert i have a commitment to being a strong fighter on behalf of iowa's families and families across america, and i think that voters will not only see that but will vote for me because of it. >> the problem for her, though is over the weekend in iowa, as well, hillary clinton said, again she didn't knowingly send or receive classified information on e-mail server. the fact is two inspectors generals, nonpartisan umpires, are something i something different. >> if you're a politician you live and dibyoff favorable raiding and that is not looking good. >> underwater for the first time in more tha

democratic sources told fox's ed henry a top clinton aide spotted joe biden's chief of staff having breakfast fund-raiser. the two men said this was simply a personal meeting, that they're old friends and a biden spokesman says any speculation is, quote, premature. but the breakfast is certainly fueling suspicion in the clinton camp that the vice president is gauging whether or not he can raise the necessary cash to take on a frontrunner as formidable as hillary clinton. ainsley? >> kristen fisher live in d.c. for us, thank you. >>> the new batch of e-mails former speechwriter mark teasen says the number of e-mails containing classified information will likely go up by the thousands. >> she's not in office anymore. you're not allowed to retain classified information once you've left office. look those five e-mails were from a sample of only 40 e-mails that the office of inspector general was allowed to look for. five e-mails out of 40 e-mails that's about one in eight. extrapolate to 30,000 e-mails, hundreds, probably thousands of classified e-mails if it continues at that rate. that is a ver

clinton for a quote ridiculous hedge during a campaign event yesterday. that's not the only environmental challenge for the democratic frontrunner. chief white house correspondent ed henry is covering the clinton campaign again tonight. >> reporter: in a rare split with president obama that shifts her further to the left on another big policy issue, hillary clinton revealed she's tilting against the white house move allow exploratory oil drilling 70 miles off the coast of alaska. >> i have doubts about whether we should permit drilling in the arctic. and i don't think it is a necessary part of our overall clean energy climate change agenda. >> reporter: the interview with nh 1 news, a local tv network in the pivotal state of new hampshire came after clinton took major static from two of her democratic rivals about her environmental credentials after she twice ducked questions from a voter and a reporter at a town hall in new hampshire about her position on construction of the proposed keystone xl oil pipeline by deferring to the president. >> this is president obama's decision. and i am not going to second guess him. if it's undecided when i become president i will answ

but first, let's get the latest on the clinton case from ed henry. ed? ter: chris, this weekend hillary clinton is trying to rip the band-aid off and get this scandal behind her, there are new signs more political and even legal problems could be coming. >> i never sent or received any information that was classified at the time it was sent and ever received. >> reporter: clinton revealed she will testify on benghazi in october. setting up a showdown with the republican chairman trey gowdy who could uncover new revelations four months before the iowa caucuses. >> i have said repeatedly that i will answer questions before the house committee. >> reporter: yet, there's a dispute over which questions. david kendall, a veteran of the monica lewinsky scandal wants to limit it to benghazi and lock in october 22 as the only appearance to finish this before 2016. gowdy will not agree to a date yet because the state department has been slow to turn over e-mails. key documents could be held back until after the appearance. a committee aide adding while clinton want

clinton's trustworthiness. we begin with chief white house correspondent ed henry who's been going through the latest treasure trovehe state department. good evening. >> reporter: hillary clinton wanted the headline to be she's now raised a record-setting $45 million in the early days of this campaign. her team is dealing tonight with new fallout over what e-mails were released and what e-mails were not released. hillary clinton vowed in march she never sent classified information from her unsecure private e-mail server. yet today under questioning from fox, admiral john kirby confirmed the state department held back about 25 of clinton's e-mails that were deemed classified after the fact. clinton aides scrambled to insist retroactive classification does not change the fact they were unclassified when first sent. >> this was a prudent decision made to try to protect sensitive information. and again, just because it's classified now doesn't mean that it was wrong to send it at the time. >>> the e-mails that were released show clinton used sidney blumenthal as early as 2009 to conduct sensitive diplomatic matters, ev

yet clinton is much less outspoken about another high-profile case involving a tragic death that has major political overtones. chief white house correspondent ed henry is covering the clinton campaign tonight and looks into the matter of emphasis. >> reporter: campaigning today in the key early state of south carolina where the african-american vote is critical, hillary clinton highlighted the death of sandra bland, a young black woman who was the subject of a controversial police stop in texas. >> it's heart-breaking to read about another death of a young woman sandra bland in texas, another young x african-american life cut short. and that's why i think it is essential that we all stand up and say loudly and clearly, yes, black lives matter. >> reporter: clinton was not quite as passionate when discussing the tragic death of kate steinle a young white woman killed by an illegal alien. when the candidate was asked about the case, the interviewer mentioned steinle by name but then focused the question on whether it changed clinton's support for sanctuary cities. >> the city made a mistake not to deport someone that the federal government strongly fe

clinton's trustworthiness. we begin with chief white house correspondent ed henry who's been going through the latest treasure trove of e-mails at the state department. good evening. >> reporter: hillary clinton wanted the headline to be she's now raised a record-setting $45 million in the early days of this campaign. her team is dealing tonight with new fallout over what e-mails were released and what e-mails were not released. hillary clinton vowed in march she never sent classified information from her unsecure private e-mail server. yet today under questioning from fox, admiral john kirby confirmed the state department held back about 25 of clinton's e-mails that were deemed classified after the fact. clinton aides scrambled to insist retroactive classification does not change the fact they were unclassified when first sent. >> this was a prudent decision made to try to protect sensitive information. and again, just because it's classified now doesn't mean that it was wrong to send it at the time. >>> the e-mails that were released show clinton used sidney blumenthal as early as 2009 to conduct sensitive diplom

but first, let's get the latest on the clinton case from ed henry. ed? >> reporter: chris, this weekend hillary clinton is trying to rip the band-aid off and get this scandal behind her, there are new signs more political and even legal problems could be coming. >> i never sent or received any information that was classified at the time it was sent and ever received. >> reporter: clinton revealed she will testify on benghazi in october. setting up a showdown with the republican chairman trey gowdy who could uncover new revelations four months before the iowa caucuses. >> i have said repeatedly that i will answer questions before the house committee. >> reporter: yet, there's a dispute over which questions. david kendall, a veteran of the monica lewinsky scandal wants to limit it to benghazi and lock in october 22 as the only appearance to finish this before 2016. gowdy will not agree to a date yet because the state department has been slow to turn over e-mails. key documents could be held back until after the appearance. a committee aide adding while clin

yet clinton is much less outspoken about another high-profile case involving a tragic death that has major political overtones. chief white house correspondent ed henrys covering the clinton campaign tonight and looks into the matter of emphasis. >> reporter: campaigning today in the key early state of south carolina where the african-american vote is critical, hillary clinton highlighted the death of sandra bland, a young black woman who was the subject of a controversial police stop in texas. >> it's heart-breaking to read about another death of a young woman sandra bland in texas, another young x african-american life cut short. and that's why i think it is essential that we all stand up and say loudly and clearly, yes, black lives matter. >> reporter: clinton was not quite as passionate when discussing the tragic death of kate steinle a young white woman killed by an illegal alien. when the candidate was asked about the case, the interviewer mentioned steinle by name but then focused the question on whether it changed clinton's support for sanctuary cities. >> the city made a mistake not to deport someone that the federal government strongly felt

clinton herself sent or received them. a state department spokesman says this, he does not agree all the e-mails were classified at the time. is your head spinning yet? ed henryraveling with the clinton campaign in manhattan. ed, it's hard get to all the pieces here. clinton is pushing back against all of this. >> reporter: that's right. let me take a stab at it. beyond the four that the intelligence community's inspector general determined, four femas they believe had classified information in hillary clinton's private server, her personal e-mail account, is that inspector general and a second one an independent umpire at the state department, is alleging that there may be hundreds of e-mails with classified information in hillary clinton's private server. she tried to push back on all of that also while ago. she was trying to focus on the economy, but had to deal with this. listen. >> we all have a responsibility to get this right. i have released 55,000 pages of e-mails. i have said repeatedly i will answer questions before the house committee. we are all accountable to the american people to get the facts right. >> reporter: but you noticed she never in t

concerned it could face new competition from vice president joe biden but a clinton campaign source is pushing back. ed henry is live in miami where the hillary clinton campaign will hold an event. we'll get to the biden factor in a minute. do we expect major revelations out of these new emails? >> reporter: if you listen to hillary clinton critics leland, when she deleted 30,000 emails that were personal, any major revelations might have disappeared. that why you heard republicans tray nowed did i demand the server be turned over to congress or state department inspector general. what we'll see roughly 30,000 official emails that hillary clinton turned over to the state department. will there be revelations? for example this covers 2009 and 2010. we learned yesterday from the "wall street journal," that hillary clinton intervened on behalf of major swiss bank ubs in a tax case. after that intervention, all of sudden all this money came into the clinton foundation, speaking fees to bill clinton. hillary clinton denied yesterday wrongdoing but you have to wonder are there emails about any of those situations

henry. >> this weekend, hillary clinton is trying to finally rip the band-aid off and get this scandal behind her but there are new signs today that more mill and even legal problems could be coming. >> i never sent or received any information classified at the time i was sent and received. >> eager to turn the page on the maim troubles hillary clinton abruptly reeved open saturday she will testify before the house select committee on benghazi in october setting up a showdown with the republican chairman who could uncover new rest legislations four months before the iowa caucus. >> i have said repeatedly that i will answer questions before the house committee. >> there is a dispute over which questions. her lawyer is a veteran of the lewinsky scandal wants to limit it to benghazi and lock in october 22 as the only appearance to finish this before 2016 but he will not agree because the state department has been slow to turn over e-mails and republicans worry a key document could be held back of the the committee added that while hillary clinton wants only benghazi questions her e-mail arrangem

clinton also appears concerned about her access to president obama when considering a joint interview with henry kissinger. clinton writes "i see potus once a week while k saw nixon every day. of course if i was dealing with that potus, i would camp at his office to keep him from doing something problematic. do you see this as being a problem"? she talked about a commercial seesaw on the radio. >> just lawn maintenance repair guy. you're fine. >> secretary clinton kblanz about arriving at the white house for a meegt canceled at the last minute. there is some funny e-mails as well including one xlafrpg with an aide where clinton appears to be unfamiliar with how to use a fax machine. she says i thought it was supposed to be off the hook to work. and then there is this mysterious e-mail between clinton about the hamptons where the entire text is redacted. it is mundane stuff for the most part. this is the first stretch of her job as secretary of state as we'll learn much more as we get further along. these will be released every month. >> let's bring in the reporter that first broke hillary clinto

secretary clinton said the system had numerous safe guards. ed henryat the state department for us. secretary clinton said she never -- used classified information or sent it by e-mail. some of the messages are now classified. >> yes you'll remember at the news conferenceats at the un back in march. she was definitive she never sent classified information on that personal server in new york. which was the source of so much controversy. interesting, because we learned in the last few hours that in this batch of 3,000 pages of new e-mails released by the state department about 25 e-mails were held back because the state department after the fact has now deemed those 25 e-mails are in fact classified. now, john kirby, the spokesman at the state department says there's nothing wrong with that. listen. >> this was a prudent decision made to are try to protect sensitive information. and, again, just because it's classified now doesn't mean that it was wrong to send it at a time. >> officials say when she sent the information it wasn't classified. >> we learn

. >> and hillary clinton is taking a hit when it comes to character issues. ed henry is covering her campaign. >> reporter: while hillary clinton continues to dominate new poll suggests trouble may still be brewing. she leads bernie sanders by 40 points but 50% say her national instincts lean toward hiding the truth, 33% say she leans toward telling the truth, which is why some democrats are demanding a stronger challenger to clinton as elizabeth warren was urged to get into the race. >> and it if we raise our voices together, we make change, we make progress. so i'm here to ask. >> clinton has struggled to generate similar excitement. she's raised over $47 million, but only one-fifth of that came from small donors excited by her campaign. and giving less than $200. >> she has looked defensive she has looked sheltered by her campaign up willing to engage with average voters and with the press. >> reporter: clinton is trying to combat that perception with a laser like focus on the middle class. today in new hampshire, pushing a tax credit to companies that share their

. >> former assistant director of the fbi sean henry, thanks. hillary clintont her economic agenda and how will it compare to her challengers? that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? >>> hillary clinton is expected to lay out her economic agenda in a major speech monday and it's likely to aim at a party shifting left. as the "new york times" put it in a headline this week. this comes as the former secretary of state face what is's become a vigorous challenge from senator beth israel deaconess -- bernie sanders who has boasted about his socialist credentials. joining me now is james holman. can you give us an idea of what we might expect to see from mrs. clinton monday? >> it will be a majo

joining me right now fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry who is traveling with the clinton campaign there in miami, florida. there seems a little bit of damage control may be happening as we look through all the information, ed, that she is giving us right now. >> trish, there is some damage control. there is also some thunderstorms rolling through miami here. if you hear loud noises behind me, nothing to do with this email controversy, i assure you. in all seriousness what is happening is two things. one, clinton campaign dealing with fact, there are at least a couple dozen more cases where there was classified information in the latest batch of emails being put out by the state department. give you one quick example. huma abedin, one of the top aides, giving information to prepare for bilateral meeting with officials from the united arab emirates, passing along the information the state department says has been marked classified after the fact. that is the past clinton's campaign defense that they didn't know in real time this information was classified. it is just being

. >> also ahead, ed henry on the decline of hillary clinton, if you believe the polls.nd the

they're part of tens of thousands of pages generated through clinton's personal e-mail server. ed henry will dig into them tonight and have a story for us tomorrow on "special report". >>> greece is now in default. puerto rico may be heading that way. what that means to the rest of the world and to you when we come back. >>> in layman's terms for the american people this is not something that we believe will have a major shock to the system. but obviously it's very painful for the greek people and it can have a significant effect on growth rates in europe. and if europe's not growing the way it needs to grow that has an impact on us. >> about ten minutes ago we received a statement from the imf about the greek debt crisis. the imf saying the sd r-1.2 billion repayment due by greece to the imf today has not been received. we have informed our executive board that greece is now in arrears and can only receive imf financing once the arears are firmed. "the imf received a request today from the greek authorities for an extension of greece's repayment obligation that fell due today which wil

clinton's use of e-mail is fault. secretary of state john kerry told nbc he knows nothing about the details. >> inspectors general operate completely independently. that's why they were put there. >> ed henry reporting from new york saying kerry made an important point. the inspector general operates independent of the administration and the congress so they're not republican critics of clinton, they're nonpartisan umpires. that is an important point, ed. >> reporter: it is. it's going to be harder for the clinton cam make to attack. these are not republican partisan critics. nonpartisan umpires. the other point you mentioned at the top this new statement from the intelligence community inspector general. late this afternoon. what it said is they found the point i made about four e-mails that had classified information. they say they found that out of a limited sample of only 40 clinton e-mails. she turned over more than 30,000 to the state department. if they found four out of 40 there could be a whole lot more bret. >> much more on this with the panel. ed thank you. >>> republican presidential candidates were predictably outraged at the latest e-mail news. but they were able to set aside

clinton's emails. washington has been waiting for this. ed henry says 7% have been released. people are thinking about finding a smoking gun here. are they have going to find that? >> no. i was fleash gafted give the coverage "no smoking gun." because there wasn't an email hillary clinton wrote that said be sure to fake the benghazi riot so we can get away with it. as we have seen so far as you start to take testimony from people investigators are able to look for discrepancies. you are looking for differences between one witness and another. the other thing we got was a fascinating snapshot inside a dysfunctional obama administration as they were trying to deal with hillary clinton, the woman obama defeated for the democratic nomination. >> it was like a government into a government. not only -- and david axlerod needs to get back on msnbc to clarify. he says he didn't know anything about the server. we have an email where he asked for her email address. we have the same thing from the white house chief of staff. he's saying may of i pretty please have the email address for

ed henry looks at the sponsor lack of it from hillary clinton and other democrats. we begin with correspondent peter duesy and second dose of some pretty difficult medicine. >> reporter: good evening, bret. the debate about abortion is usually when does life start. but tonight the debate is how much for this body part. with one planned parenthood executive hoping it's enough for a fancy new car. >> it's been years since i talked about it. let me figure out -- [ inaudible ]. >> that laughter-filled lunch with planned parenthood dr. mary gatter was secretly filmed by actors for medical progress who want to show the world the way planned parenthood operates behind the scenes. >> i would like to know what would make you happy? what would work for you? >> the group settled on $100 as a straight point for livers hearts or brains from an aborted fetus. that's before their entrees even arrived. >> the coarseness of the tone. the fact they could be eating their salad and swilling their wine and laughing and making jokes about the way they're selling dead baby parts is outrag

clinton over her e-mails. the justice department asked to open an investigation into whether she mishandled secret information while using a private e-mail. ed henry is following the story. >> reporter: i am near wall street because hillary clinton is giving a speech on the economy in a short time. all of the focus is shifting and overshadowing this speech. new questions about the e-mails in a few moments. the justice department confirming they got a referral about the e-mails she exchanged. they are testifying it is not a criminal referral as "the new york times" originally suggested. i have confirmed they are looking at whether classified information was mishandled and that could lead i stress could lead to criminal charges down the road. speaker john boehner jumping on the reports saying what these reports demonstrate is the inherent risk of conducting the nation's risk of diplomacy and foreign policy on her home server and it is undermining national security and time for her to do the right thing. the clinton campaign is noting "the new york times" changed the story suggesting she was the target of a criminal investigation and now the story ch

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clinton will not support case law. she plays politics with everything. asheville, north carolina how can ed henry kasich. where is his proof? he covers the clinton campaign and he's hearing they would rather not run against governor kasich. >>> the callous disregard for life s. shown by the two doctors discussing the sale of organs and crunchy procedures sent chills up my spine. it was too similar to the testimony of nazi doctors. the truth is some people do not believe a fetus as any rights at all, and can be abused al will until birth. it amazes me how human beings can believe that and if there's a supreme building that will not go down well on judgment day. but that belief is a cornerstone in some places and the american legal system is lax in confronting the abuses that stem from it. >>> rick brown, richmond heights, ohio -- once again you're not shy on bragging ratings, but you failed to mention you have no other competition. well, you spin it your way, rick we not only dominated cable news, but all cable operations including the zombies. >>> thomas, las vegas -- what kind of pinhead sends t

henry is here. telephone us more about what secretary clinton outlined in her speech. >> wants to crack down on wallt more government spending higher taxes to pay for that. a republicans say that's a recipe for disaster but hillary clinton is saying with wage stagnation right now income inequality, the buzz phrase we have been hearing from leaders in both parties, already plan is the one that's going to help the middle class most. listen to her. >> more growth means more jobs and more knew businesses. new jobes gives people choices about where to work. and employers have to offer higher wages and better benefits in order to compete with each other, to hire new workers and keep the productive ones. >> reporter: when i talked to senior advisers in the clinton campaign they say these men republican counties are talking about many issues. what hillary clinton is trying to do is basically three yards cloud of dust, every day talk about the economy what people vote on. >> keep the economy stupid. >> i'm hearing republicans say today, their point is, president obama's economic recovery has been weak. >> an

ed henry looks at the sponsor lack of it from hillary clinton and other democrats. we begin with correspondent peter duesy and second dose of some pretty difficult medicine. >> reporter: good evening, bret. the debate about abortion is usually when does life start. but tonight the debate is how much for this body part. with one planned parenthood executive hoping it's enough for a fancy new car. >> it's been years since i talked about it. let me figure out -- [ inaudible ]. >> that laughter-filled lunch with planned parenthood dr. mary gatter was secretly filmed by actors for medical progress who want to show the world the way planned parenthood operates behind the scenes. >> i would like to know what would make you happy? what would work for you? >> the group settled on $100 as a straight point for livers hearts or brains from an aborted fetus. that's before their entrees even arrived. >> the coarseness of the tone. the fact they could be eating their salad and swilling their wine and laughing and making jokes about the way they're selling dead baby parts is outrag

clinton was getting advice from sidney blumenthal as far back as 2009 way earlier than previously earlier we knew of. also that the obama administration knew of hillary's private email setup. ed henry has been poring over those emails. >> reporter: wham interesting is hoing -- what's interesting is hillary clinton wanted today to be about her fundraising. the story today however is going to be about these emails pouring out from the state department. her tenure largely focusing on 2009. new information about her ties to sidney blumenthal and the fact that he was talking to british prime minister gordon brown on her behalf. he was not officially a state department employee. obama white house officials banned him from working at the state department because of political dirty tricks. so she was working with blumenthal secretly behind the scenes. republicans on that select benghazi committee in the house are saying that's a snapshot because hillary clinton deleted over 30,000 emails. >> we don't know if hillary clinton has turned over all the emails yet. and the fact that there were 60 new emails that we got that we had not previously had. >> reporter: the clinton campaign is charging

clinton is taking more and more severe hits with the public on character issues. and for the first time in head-to-head matchups with multiple republican candidates chief white house correspondent ed henry has that story. >> reporter: while her advisers call it an aberration there's fresh evidence hillary clinton's presidential bid has run smack into a summer stall. a new quinnipiac university poll finds in the battle grounds of colorado iowa and virginia clinton is losing in head-to-head matchups with three republicans, former florida governor jeb bush wisconsin governor scott walker and florida senator marco rubio. a sharp fall for clinton from quinnipiac's april poll which showed her leading most republicans as questions about e-mails and the clinton foundation have eroded her favorability rating. >> that's a hard number to move. it's a hard number to change especially when you've had a 30-year career and the public has watched you and basically has made a judgment they don't trust you or particularly like you. >> reporter: except democrats note the three republicans named in the quinnipiac poll plus the rest of the crowded gop field are all getting roughed up. >> none of these three

. >> hillary clinton is speaking at an event live right now and ed henry is live with more. are we expecting major revelations from the latest e-mail dump? >> reporter: in the first two batches there were not any major revelations. no scandals on controversy. her critics say that is because if you listen to hillary clinton's story she has 60,000 e-mails on the personal server and split them up into 30,000 official e-mails turned over to the state department and at 1:30 eastern time they will start to be released today. the other 30,000 she deemed to be personal were deleted. and we are not seeing controversial e-mails because they have been arrested. you have generals saying there was classified information on the server despite clinton's denial. her camp said no classification markings on the e-mail and she didn't know at the time the information was classified. she is under pressure for why it took so long to release the e-mails. >> this is a question for the state department. they are the ones bearing the responsibility to sort through the thousands and thousands of e-mai

hillary clinton to relinquish control of her personal e-mail server at the center of a huge and growing scandal that could threaten her presidential ambitions. chief white house correspondent ed henry has the story. >> reporter: house speaker john boehner today tried to crank up the pressure on hillary clinton over the revelation classified information is on her e-mail server demanding she give that server over to the inspector general of the state department one of two investigators who has recommended the justice department review the matter. >> she knows exactly how classifying material works. at this point, the best thing for mrs. clinton to do is to come clean. >> reporter: clinton continues to insist she never sent or received information that was classified at the time. in her advisers have gotten a head of steam as the "new york times" issuing a series of changes to its report last week that she was the subject of a criminal probe. the times last night issuing a rare editor's note declaring it should have corrected the story sooner though adding flatly two inspectors general quote discovered that four e-mails out of a sample of 40 they examined contained classified informat

clinton is taking more and more severe hits with the public on character issues. and for the first time in head-to-head matchups with multiple republican candidates chief white house correspondent ed henry has that story. >> reporter: while her advisers call it an aberration there's fresh evidence hillary clinton's presidential bid has run smack into a summer stall. a new quinnipiac university poll finds in the battle grounds of colorado iowa and virginia clinton is losing in head-to-head matchups with three republicans, former florida governor jeb bush wisconsin governor scott walker and florida senator marco rubio. a sharp fall for clinton from quinnipiac's april poll which showed her leading most republicans as questions about e-mails and the clinton foundation have eroded her favorability rating. >> that's a hard number to move. it's a hard number to change especially when you've had a 30-year career and the public has watched you and basically has made a judgment they don't trust you or particularly like you. >> reporter: except democrats note the three republicans named in the quinnipiac poll plus the rest of the crowded gop field are all getting roughed up. >> none of these three

clinton campaign claimed that as a big victory, but was it? judge in anapolitano is here for the legal follow up but first we go to chief white house correspondent ed henry he confirmed that he's cut a deal to get several thousands of pages of e-mails, document we'll see in the next 24 to 36 hours. i spoke to an adviser of hillary clinton who confirmed your point. they think they won by forcing "new york times" to correct a story that we aren't too far by claiming there was a criminal investigation on the issue. there's no criminal investigation, but the two inspectors general did conclude there's classified information currently on her personal server. second fact not a criminal probe today, but once the justice department looks as it it could become criminal. third fast -- the intelligent community said to have classified information on a server was poor judgment on hillary clinton. democrats like doug schoen today said the explanations are not adding up. >> i'm conferred i never sent information that was classified at the time it was sent and received. >> the revelations about the e-mails, the two inspectors general, stuart it raises for the first tim

ed henry, good to see you. >>> my next guest may have the first real proof that hillary clinton's personalcould have been compromised. he obtained exclusive e-mails from long time hillary clinton how many huma aberdeen that show her private e-mail account was down on one occurrence. she's calling for the justice department to appoint a special counsel to investigate the hillary clinton e-mail allegations. al joining us david bossi. let's go back to hillary clinton getting on the jet after the global warming speech, climate change speech she gives. it's pretty amazing. this is not the first time we have liberal hypocrites. we caught al gore getting off his private jet in san francisco and he's lecturing us about driving our suvs around. >> and john kerry's haircut. john kerry's haircut. do you remember that? >> yeah. by the way, do you remember this video? watch this. talk about expensive haircuts and the primping. remember john edwards? ♪ ♪ i feel pretty ♪ ♪ oh, so pretty ♪ ♪ i feel pretty and witty and bright ♪ >> you got to see the whole video. it's priceless. what's your reaction to all