a cnn special report "unfinished business -- the essential hillary clinton." >> hillary clinton sale, in june of 2008, after a year and a half long campaign, hundreds of hillary clinton's friend and supporters gathered in the nation's capital. >> it was like running 7/8 of the race. you could see that finish line and you knew you weren't going to cross it. it was surprisingly emotional for all of us. >> the woman who many hoped would make history as the country's first female president had fallen short. >> she was surrounded by her daughter. on the other side of her was her mother. >> well, this isn't exactly the party i planned, but i sure like the company. >> i did feel as if i was standing there at another step in history because my grandmother was born before women had the right to vote and she lived long enough to vote for her daughter for president. that to me is an amazing american arc. >> although we weren't able to shatter that highest, hardest glass ceiling this time, thanks to you, it's got about 18 million cracks in it. >> i think that hillary clinton's a fighter first and

caller: i watched the debate and hillary closely so i can be a hillary supporter.or the longest time, i had a opinion of her because she during all bill that stuff that came out publicly, but i've gotten over that. a bernie supporter in the primary, but i'm working hard to as an r that and see her individual person and not just the clintons, because also in my opinion, bill clinton a bad president, so i'm watching her to see if her olicies are going to be better than his and more like obama's. want toncy, what do you hear from her? caller: well, more of what i heard. that i heard hing er say, especially about supporting our nato allies and reassuring them that we're not cut them off and just everything that she talks about is good. like to also uld make another point about donald trump. host: okay. caller: in my opinion, it does not really matter the ridiculous he says, he's an ignorant bafoon and this is obvious to very obvious, i think, to the leading republicans like mitch mcconnell paul ryan because they know they f he gets elected, will be running the show and

>> i said hillary, for crying out loud, hillary, make your bed. >> did she start making her bed?never made her bed. >> she may not have made her bed, but hillary certainly made a name for herself in washington. >> she earned the respect of every attorney and staff member that was on that committee. as well as the house judiciary members. >> terry kirkpatrick was also an attorney working on the investigation. >> and we worked hard. we worked seven days a week 12 to 16 hours a day until the president resigned. >> i shall resign the presidency effective at noon tomorrow. >> that same week, hillary had an announcement of her own. >> she said, i'm going to move to fayetteville, arkansas. i said why? she said i want to be with my boyfriend. that was bill clinton. but he was from arkansas. i said to her, you're not going to move down there. >> i was stunned, and i did not know anything about it. i was obviously like, who is he, and arkansas? >> you have the world in front of you now. you can go work on the hill. you can go do anything you want. she said i love him and i want to be with

>> nick. >> nick hillary? >> yes. >> reporter: tandy says nick and garrett didn't get along. >> she told me that garrett had come there and said, i hate nick, i don't want to live here murder, the police ask hillary to visit the station. hillary says police held him against his will all day. >> why do you think there's this depth of fervor to get you? >> because they think i have crossed the line of being a black man, honestly. >> you think it's all about race? >> it is. i sincerely think it's all about race. >> reporter: after three days of authorities can find no edence linking nick hillary to garrett's murder. >> we didn't get any evidence from the items that were tested by the forensic center in albany. >> no dna, no hairs, no fibers? >> right. >> really nothing? >> reporter: they do find four sets of fingerprints on this window. none of them belong to nick hillary. and it was the only way out for the killer. he appears to have jumped from >> oh, wow, that is pretty far down. >> around 20 feet from the win

that really hurts hillary clinton.point of his strategy. >> i'm curious what you are picking up in terms of fallout from the debate for donald trump within the campaign and in terms of seeing a different trump and a different strategy from him in the next few debates. is it going to be the first show. >> he didn't prepare for the next debate which is not too big of a surprise, but the experience of having suffered from not preparing is perhaps the only thing that could have forced him into preparing. i think it is more likely he will show up prepared and can he exhibit the self control when he walks on the stage to use his preparation. that's really the question. >> from the clinton standpoint on this thing, they are very happy with how things went and with what happened afterwards in terms of the alicia machado story. when they look ahead, overconfidence is a risk. anything else they need to be worried about or mindful? >> in terms of the next debate for hillary clinton, she tried to exploit donald trump's weaknesses

liz: do you think he'll be tougher to hillary clinton, do you think he'll use the term crooked hillary. do you think he'll have changes in his approach at the next debate? will it be trump unleashed? >> i doubt it. mr. trump is presidential. he needs to keep being authentic, put america first. he needs to speak to the voters. that's what he's doing. i thought he showed a lot of restraint biting his tongue on knowing exactly -- hillary clinton wants him to know how he treats women. he treats women and all the women who work for him excellent. >> tana goertz, thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. liz: next up hillary clinton slamming trickle-down economics again last night. my next guest says democrats don't know what they're talking about. we have economist ben stein, he will fact check hillary clinton's claims after this. don't go away. the pursuit of healthier. it begins from the second we're born. because, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned every day. using wellness to keep away illness. and believing a single life can be made better by millions

hillary clinton the day before that.e ef evidence, hillary clinton has the lead there at the moment and her campaign is determined to do what it takes to keep it that way. just noted, four electoral votes. why do they care? running a razor thin race scenarios in tabletop sessions more often than not see new hampshire as a must-win for trump. clinton priority one big a bigger prize like florida or north carolina cutting off trump's back to 270. preparing for the worst case scenarios's in those, top clinton aides are a big believer, new hampshire's four could prove the difference and will keep getting attention and resources. thanks for watching "inside politics" today. see you back here tomorrow. wolf picks up the coverage right after a quick break. polo! marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! sì? polo! marco...! polo! scusa? ma io sono marco polo, ma... marco...! playing "marco polo" with marco polo? surprising. ragazzini, io sono marco polo. sì, sono qui... what's not surprising? how much money amanda and keith saved

then hillary spoke. and it is a great pleasure to present to this audience miss hillary rodham. >> she prepared her remarks. >> we have had lots of empathy and sifrp think. the challenge now is to practice politics as the art of making what appears to be impossible, possible. >> while the administration was stricken by hillary's rebuttal the students erupted in applause. >> we were ecstatic. we gave her a standing ovation we were so proud of her. >> the following week hillary made national headlines for the very first time. >> it got tremendous attention. life magazine did a story on her and her political future. >> and her future appeared wide open. >> someone put a piece of paper in the dorm. they predicted i would mary a football player. the only thing written about hillary is she would be the first female president of the united states, 1969. >>> she said bill asked me to marry him again but i'm afraid if i say no he will never ask me again. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch

if donald trump is ready for hillary clinton. >> we are ready for hillary clinton. sort of agree with senator obama in 2008 when he ran against her where he said hillary will do anything and say anything to win. that's the hillary clinton we are prepared for. i think hillary is in a tough spot. hillary clinton needs to be held to ask the fccount for her reco without benefit of income ben see. >> one of the things the trump campaign will try to play to is the first debate seems to be polished but sometimes runs into difficulty for the follow up. trump will do what he can to push her into the follow up territory. jennifer flowers will not be sitting in the front row. the trump campaign put that to bed yesterday morning it was only in response to what hillary clinton's campaign and whap marc cuban were talking about cuban being in front row to get into trump's head. >> she said she will be there with a big smooch. >> not going to happen. >> the ticket is not extended. >> it is a moot smooch. >> small debate victory in the form of a super sized podium while her campaign

she spent hours testifying. >> the embattled hillary is the essence of hillary. she has fought for two generations. and she's got a lot of scars. and who she is is a map of how she has traversed that battlefield, going back to arkansas. >> narrator: and those old questions about secrecy again resurfaced in a controversy over a private email system she set up. >> the clinton team says there is nothing nefarious here. >> this was the old hillary: secrecy, denial, keep it all very tight. it just goes back to, "i'm not going to let them know because they'll use it against me," and they would. >> secretary clinton or her colleagues were extremely careless. >> narrator: yet hillary clinton was determined to try for the presidency one last time. >> (chanting): hell no, dnc! we won't vote for hillary! >> narrator: and again, she faced charges from the young and the progressive that she embodies the establishment. as always, she fought on. >> thanks to you, we've reached a milestone: the first time... (crowd cheering) the first time in our nation's history that a woman wi

every time hillary name calls or every time some hillary supporters try to call names.ot working. >> and we'll find out, herman, if that is the case because in a couple days or maybe as early as tomorrow, we're going to see what the debate did to the numbers. donald trump was surging. remember that john kerry erased a seven-point deficit to george bush. mitt romney erased a four-point deficit to barack obama after they won their debates. we'll see what happens now. >> yes. >> what do you think needs to happen in the second debate? >> the second debate, i believe that donald trump needs to, number one, pivot more to his policies and his proposals. in this first debate, some people may not have noticed that the questions to trump were worded in order to put him on the defensive. so when you're trying to respond to a question when you're on the defensive, it's more difficult to take advantage of some of those other opportunities. knowing this, i believe he's going to handle it even much better. her questions were all softballs. his questions were all to put him on the defe

and trump. >> hillary. >> hillary. am watters' and this is my world right here. how are you doing? >> good. >> up next. i head back to medevial could you name hillary clinton's v, pick or trump's and tell me where benghazi is. all issues relateded to the election cycle. i thought they were easy questions. but i found out in the new york renaissance fair, i was dead wrong. ♪ a fellow here by the name of jesse watters'. >> welcome here, friends. >> look at those dimples. your cheeks are like lazy. bully's eye. ♪ >> you are are the sheriff around here? >> that is correct. >> if hillary clinton were to break law and lie about it what would you do to her? >> if she was a peasant like everyone else she punished and forced to work in the salt mines. >> yes, yes, i played cards with her last night. >> did she take your money? >> she did. i think she took my money, i'm not sure. >> my name is john little, otherwise known as little john. >> what do you they thi they call me? >> i don't know. >> they call me big jesse. how do you

here's hillary's signature in her own handwriting promising to work for barry gotwater. >> hillary wasd to wellesley college one of the top schools in the country. >> her father was furious about it. he thought it was this eastern girl's school, that wasn't at all what he had in mind for her. she loved it. >> she was head of the republicans at wellesley, more liberal republican, rockefeller republican. i think what really started to change hillary clinton was the vietnam war. >> it was the height of the anti-war activity during vietnam. it was in a period where students were resisting authority, famously, not tru trusting any over 30. >> we came of age, civil rights movement. the vietnam war. the women's movement. a lot of us have had to really find our way, make sense of the world we're in. >> by the time she graduated from wellesley she really migrated to being a rockefeller republican to essentially being a democrat. >> i decided i was much more in the camp of people like, you know, president lyndon johnson, trying to promote civil rights, voting rights. ending poverty. >> hillary r

trump brings up about hillary clinton. delete several thousand e-mails that were problematic as relate back to benghazi. there were facts about what she called 14 million americans who voted for mr. trump, a basket of deplorables. there are facts she talked about african-americans as superpredators and facts she will have to explain. those are facts. >> and she will. >> in response to that i hope she brings up the central park five case to him, the housing discrimination from the department of justice that she said black people have an inherent lazy gene when he talked about his accountant and didn't know why he was counting his money. there is a record he has as well. it may not be lies but they are deplorable statements. half of the people in the basket, the basket is really big. it needs to be bigger. it's not just the 14 million that voted for him. she said half of those people. i get tweets every day. we had one on air the other day. the representative from north carolina saying we are angry and we are part of a welfa

and supported hillary.orrow, she announced this morning that tomorrow she's having a forum to discuss how to defeat isis with both janet napolitano and michael chertoff, both former homeland security secretaries, one republican, one democrat. she is bringing a bipartisan group together to solve the issues of this country. so first of all, there is no feud between her and colin powell. and she is already working across the aisle. >> all right, i have to leave it there. patti solis doyle, john phillips, thanks to both of you. >>> senator barbara boxer will be with me to talk next. t-mobile's coverage is unstoppable. we doubled our lte coverage. and, with extended range lte, it reaches farther than ever. now you can stream video and music free in more places without using any of your data. from skylines to coastlines, out in the country, deep in the city. we got you covered. 311 million americans and counting. and we won't stop. come see why t-mobile is #1 in customer satisfaction. is it a professor who never

hillary clinton should stay on it. julie: i disayee with this premise. >> african-american, which is why he said she started it. harris: wait, wait i have to get here in this question. the "birther" issue was brought up about ted cruz. he is canadian. let me finish. why is it racist with barack obama and not with ted cruz? why does it get to that point when you brought up the same, not you personally, but i mean when the same issue was brought up in the primaries about ted cruz being canadian? >> that is what i was saying. when they keep saying bigoted, when he says in that statement, doubling down on his bigoted statement, why is it bigoted? he challenging whether he was born in the u.s. he challenged ted cruz could run for president. that is not bigoted. harris: julie, take it away. julie: ted cruz is born in the united states, he was born in canada. whether eligible to run in united states is an shirk. first african-american president is challenged, because it was barack hussein obama obama. why dud choose barack ob

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hillary clinton is not talking about half the country. she's talking about a subset of donald trump supporters, and the trump campaign and the republican party can definitely give a great performance now about how offended they are, but you do also have to account in that for this much more problematic thing going on on their side of the aisle, the literal white supremacist press conference going on on friday, praising donald trump as their fair leader who's brought their movement so much more attention than they've ever had before. that does it for us. now it's time for the last word. >> good evening, how's your health? >> fair to midmiddling. >> i'm in the media, so i'm obsessed with health. >> i'll bring you some documentation later. >> tonight we will be joined by one of the heroic reporters of campaign 2016. he has been pursuing one thing and one thing only, donald trump's history of charitable giving. his findings have been shocking. this weekend he published a major summation of what he has found, searching all over the country. he

sure that the aides of hillary clinton and hillary clinton herself would probably say she's working at home today, just out of sight of the cameras. but have you heard from your sources any reaction to those remarks from president obama yet? and also, have we gotten any real updates on how secretary clinton is today? >> reporter: i haven't gotten an official reaction from the clinton campaign but they, of course, loved what they heard. they were retweeting everything president obama said, which is what you would expect. this campaign event by the president couldn't come at a better time for secretary clinton given what she's dealing with. this helps her to turn the page a little bit. and president obama is not only a character witness for her because, of course, they have worked together. he chose her to be her secretary of state, but also he's someone who went from being a competitor to one of her closest allies. and he is also uniquely suited to talk about what it's like as commander in chief. they feel as though he's one of the strongest if not the strongest surrogate for hillary cl

we know a lot about hillary clinton. we know she's healthy. >> but we were all alarmed when we saw that video. i'm sure you were aalarmed, as well. she left the 9/11 event early, she was being escorted. as she walks into that van, she collapses. there you'll see it right there. she goes down. they carry her into the van. we saw that video. i'm sure you agree, it was very, very disturbing. >> well, wolf, you know, we've seen over the years leaders who were dehydrated and i remember once when george h.w. bush was on that presidential trip to japan and had an episode at a state dinner in japan. it's not unheard of for people who work this hard to have these moments. but as you saw an hour or two later, she was out waving to the cameras and her old self. ten minutes earlier, i was right next to her at the time she left the event and she was chatting with everyone. i just think the heat got to her and she was dealing with this condition for a few days. but we shouldn't make more of it. we have to get to the core issue here. i

hillary is on way. in terms of eye balls and hundreds of millions of americans are expected to watch clinton and trump facing off for the first time tonight. now, with the set of new and our polling, this raises tightening. the pressure is on clinton to out perform trump. what can we expect from the nominee tonight. here is her running mate the last hour. >> hillary clinton is going to do very well, she's going to lay out. she's going to lay out the vision, this positive vision for our country and she's going to talk about plans, the thing about 90-minute, boy, you cannot tie. you have 90-minute and it is a moderator and two of you on stage. you can run and you cannot hide. we'll see tonight donald trump, can he give details on anything? >> we have tim kaine in the last hour. he's going to stay in florida campaigning, we do expect mike pence here tonight supporting donald trump. brian fallon, it is nice to see you. as we look at this new polling in colorado and pennsylvania, only one point ahead for hil

hillary clinton leads donald trump 41 to 40. and head-to-head trump wipes out clinton's 10-point lead in august. and in the state of ohio, donald trump lets clinton 42 to 39. and virginia, hillary clinton's lead shrinking to 40 percent to trump's 37 percent. >> new reaction coming up this hour. and what they think about the latest poll and whether donald trump put his long- time birther theory to bed. and we want to hear from you on this, do you think the birther issue is important enough to warrant the attention in the campaign? our live chat is up and running and all you have to do is go to foxnews.com/happeningnow to join the conversation. py. a high intensity tens device that uses technology once only in doctors' offices. for deep penetrating relief at the source. new aleve direct therapy. youthat's why you drink ensure. sidelined. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. the can-am defender?h effort into engineering bec

my question would be for hillary.f it conflicts with the constitution should it be allowed in the united states? from new york. caller: if hillary wants to be -- she stated when she landed there was fire all over. how is that she explains it? host: what is donald trump hiding on his tax returns? seas go to james from the -- d.c. caller: i would like to ask donald trump if he or anyone in kkk?amily been in the arkansas. from the number one question you want to ask killer clinton or donald trump? -- hillary clinton or donald trump? to ask whenuld like are they going to bring the candidates home. gary johnson has been hovering around a percent-9%. -- 8%-9%. we will go to mary in michigan. the independent line. i would like to ask killer clinton why she lied to the american people about she had anen american citizen thrown in jail to cover her and president but so theytical could win the 2014 election. that man is still in jail here at he is a videomaker. mary thank you for the call. will you get rid of citizens united? j

hillary clinton has one issue. the american people -- donald trump did talk strongly on nuclear policy and strongly on isis very strongly on immigration. charles: one second mark. he sent out a tweet racing $16 million. i think that underscores the fact that his base is built in period. it's it's there so it's rock solid and it's one heck of a base to build off and in their eyes they see him as the winner of this debate. >> well of course. both sides see their favorite is the winner. people will see what they want to to see in the fact of the matter is the expectations were that hillary would do better. this was his first debate and considering that he did fabulously well. we know who mr. trump is and what he stands for. that was articulated. part of his appeal is why he is standing there is because he is this individual doesn't have that experience and is doing it because he loves the country. the bottom line is he stood for change last night, she stood as a bureaucratic representative. nothing changed those dynam

in hillary clinton. hillary clinton can block momentum. the goal for donald trump not to commit any great big errors. basically put a performance that that puts him as a leader and expectations as well. donald trump has been lower expectations for him and raising for hillary clinton. she has a bar much higher than his. if he plays to withdraw it's basically a win for him, one of the tactics expecting to employ giving glancing nod to question and answering the question that you really wanted to get. he would likely point to the fact that this morning he got the endorsement of the 5,000 union members in the immigration and customs enforcement department, the first time that they have ever endorsed a candidate and the fact that he's coming out with a new white paper today that details economy, 3.5% growth, to create new jobs, suggesting he might pull out of the world trade organization in order to help american companies sell more things overseas, basically harris, that is he is a president with level the p

who's all in for hillary? >> all in for hillary. >> contingent upon -- >> i feel like you're kind of waivering. >> i will commit. i will commit. what is a bigger deal for me is why trump won't release -- and i don't want to hear nothing about no audit, why he won't release his tax returns. >> because he's says he's being audited although we haven't seen proof. why do you question trump because he hasn't released them? >> because he's a big fat liar. >> that's true. i'll grant you that. >> we go back to hillary. if we're going say hillary's a liar -- >> it doesn't matter she's sick, it matter that she lies and it matters she lied about being sick and over a 30-year period this is the attack that has been put on her and her husband, that you lie. you lied about having relations with other women. same with hillary. it's a pattern. if you can't tell me that you feel bad, then you can't tell me that russia's about to attack or anything. anything of serious nature. >> even though she's been secretary of state, has l

they are saying it is hillary clinton who has been dropping in the polls, it is hillary clinton who dropped out of the limelight so she could do debate prep over the last four days, and not surprisingly, wolf, they are trying to downplay expectations for donald trump saying he's going to be himself tonight, that he hasn't been doing the kind of debate prep we normally see from candidates. he's only been working with his advisers, no one-on-one for a stand-in for hillary clinton. but we'll have more talking points with this debate. they are trying to lay the groundwork just in case donald trump doesn't have a good night tonight, they are saying the fact checkers, including cnn, are a propaganda night of the clinton campaign, so if donald trump doesn't have a good night, it's not his fault, it's our fault. wolf? >> who are donald trump's personally invited guests for tonight? >> we do know they put out a list earlier today. retired general michael flynn will be sitting in donald trump's corner as one of his notable guests, according to the trump campaign. obviously his family and close advise

blaming hillary clinton. if you're a clinton supporter, i don't think she lost any support to donald trump. she has to win some people back from the libertarian party, and there's a swath of people that are undecided. i think on the birther issue, denying climate change on the women's issues, to jake's point, he took the bait on some of the issues, the clinton campaign believes will help them with independent and soft moderate republicans who they hope to pick up in the suburbs. at the beginning of the debate, trump came in, he wanted to make the case, she can't solve these problems. as it went on and she was using his own words against him. learning the lessons of all that videotape she watched. she watched all the video of the republican primary, when you quote his words back to him he gets scornful. he took the debate on the attacks. >> he was strong in the beginning when he was talking about trade deals. he seemed like somebody that cared about the issue, he named states that had hurt the neighborhoods, h

>> i'd tell hillary clinton to do more of what she did, and donald trump to do more of what hillary did. >> such a pleasure, thank you, gentlemen, i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> again, the episode airs this sunday, mark's episode, 8:00 p.m. on show time. the circus. when we come back, hillary clinton slams donald trump for failing to release his tax returns suggesting that he is hiding something, we'll talk about that next. farm fresh ingredients, step-by-step recipes, delivered to your door for less than $9 a meal. get $30 off your first delivery blueapron.com/cook. >>> hillary clinton calling out donald trump over his tax returns. here to discuss howard lorver, member of trump's advisory council, and staff writer for the new yorker. good to have you on. it was an interesting debate last night you have to admit, right? >> it sure was. hillary clinton hit him on his tax returns and he still has not released his tax returns to the public. she took on the task. let listen. >> maybe he doesn't want the american people all of you watching tonight to know that he's paid nothing in federa

in reference to trump versus hillary, hillary wasn't my first choice.king at trump versus hillary, she is clearly the choice in this race. >> can we just use the point eric guster made which is completely wrong. the cost of education, which i have been reporting on for years now, has increased to some averages of 24 to $28,000 per student in these urban environments where -- let me finish -- where the money going into the education system has not been applied to education but the growth of the administration. >> there's clearly not a direct correlation between the amount we spend and the results. it's not that simple obviously. >> one last point. this was the election that the gop could have attracted the black vote, but trump is definitely not the candidate. >> anyone who runs is going to be racist because he has to be. they have to call you a racist, period. >> on my radio show, i've encouraged people to split their ticket for years. trump is not the candidate. >> that's why you're sitting here because you're a beacon reasonableness in a sea of nutine

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hillary clinton has.hat people also don't know is the added advantage hillary clinton has is she's a woman. donald trump has never been on stage with a woman standing toe-to-toe and tell him he's wrong and have more depth on domestic policy than he does. can he's going to be so far out of water that he's going to be uncomfortable. i don't think do well in the first one. maybe after. >> except the lady in the church. >> that was telling. >> there's a new poll saying three points ahead in florida. how did trump turn this around? >> he stayed on message. the theme to the segment was the insult comic routine. of he's donald trump that be sticking to the script. hillary clinton has been talking about the basket of deplorables. her numbers have suffered because of it. i think donald trump should continue what he's doing. the electoral college, not just the national numbers is getting better for trump by the day. i say keep doing what you're doing. >> there's a new poll that shows donald trump ahead of hillary c

most importantly, she changes her name from hillary rodham, to hillary rodham clinton.ating hillary's capacity for means, and end kind of politics which she is very good at. jon: president obama may be a big part of the reason donald trump is running. we'll get into that with you in just a second. jon: back with award-winning film maker michael kirk, producer of "the choice 2016". two hour dual biography of donald trump and hillary clinton. let's talk about donald trump. much of the motivation you say for this presidential race may have been born on that night in 2011 at the white house correspondents dinner. president obama had just released his long-form birth certificate and really mocked donald trump that night. here is some of what the president had to say. >> say what you will about mr. trump, he certainly would bring some change to the white house. see what we've got up there. [laughter] >> donald dreads humiliation. he dreads shame. this is why he often attempts to humiliate and shame other people. so in the case of the president ridiculing him, i think this is

that they did not have evidence of wrongdoing on hillary's part. >> what is the hillary cover-up operation >> well, but, this is, this is the perfect example of what is going on here. the republicans in the house side are selectively leaking documents for the purpose of making hillary look bad. bill: co-chair, chief strategist, priorities usa action, a super-pac for hillary clinton. former political director of clinton's campaign in 2008. president of every citizen counts. you do a lot, guy, thank you for your time. less than 12 hours before it goes down. how does she handle the whole question about the email and server, when she perhaps tries to rehabilitate the image that she has cast to, on many who believe can't trust her? what is the best way to allay those concerns, do you think. >> if you look at answers she has given over the course of the past couple of months. hillary has taken responsibility for server. she says she would have chosen to have a state email account. she has laid out the facts as she has seen them. i think actually robbie made the right point which is the fbi direc

hillary's opponent.sequences are far too high to take that chance. >> strong words from the first lady. joining us now, congressman castro of texas, member of the house intelligence and house foreign affairs exitty. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> how does hillary clinton convince these disillusioned voters to come out for her? >> i think she said something striking about a week ago. she said that for young people, for millennials, the decisions that our government makes now will affect them and their lives for decades to come, longer obviously than any other generation. and so for them, it's most important that you have a president committed to reducing income ine quality, making sure that the pay gap goes away, making sure that students can afford to pay for college and aren't saddled for debt for 20 years after they graduate and making sure there are jobs after they graduate. and she's committed to doing all those things. >> can hillary clinton, congressman, get out the vote by c

and hillary's been one-on-one. and is that a advantage for hillary? >> absolutely. this situation here is that donald trump is dividing and conquering and he's not running against a institution who had ten years running for president or more so. and has her husband's campaign and all of his strategist. they are masters and she's loched up to understand the psycheicology of donald trump and where his weaknesseses are. and my concern is that i don't want her seveniinking in his ra hole. she doesn't have to respond and she is. she could talk about policy and block it out. >> we all know the debates hinge on a wink, nod and moment. and hillary has to make a moment for herself and if she doesn't. you know donald trump will have at lost throw. thank you guys very much. what are hillary's health issues that megan is wondering b. a doctor in the building will give her diagnosis. so stay towned. -- tuned. i wanted to know who i am and where i came from. i did my ancestrydna and i couldn't wait to get my pie chart. the most shocking result was that i'm 26% native american. i

matt lauer certainly was interrupting hillary clinton more.re in the situation -- i mean, you know the situation, don. sometimes you do have to interrupt. but did he interrupt her more than trump? absolutely. did trump do pretty well? has he momentum continued? yes. does he have problems in the battleground states? absolutely. he's got a long way to go in some of these states. >> i don't think it's about who interrupted who the most. because if you are not telling the truth or not answering a question directly, then you deserve to be interrupted at that point to either stay on track or be reminded that you're not telling the truth. >> that's absolutely right. and i do think it's going to be very challenging for the moderators and these -- but that goes with the territory. as you said, when they're saying something wrong and i think if trump just said listen, okay, i said that thing on howard stearn but then soon thereafter i was against the iraq war, okay, that's fine, but he's not saying that. >> you just broke in the war about north korea, t