but first hillary clinton.he has done her first national television interview and held a short press availability in iowa city. in both those events clinton assertively hit the topic that is dominating residential politics for several days. immigration. hillary clinton: i do not care how many people running for president on the republican side try to demean immigrants insults immigrants, cast aspersions on immigrants, not only the ones who are the most vitriolic, none of them any longer support a path to citizenship. all of them would basically consign immigrants to second-class status. i feel very bad and airy disappointed -- very disappointed with him and with the republican party for not responding immediately and saying enough, stop it. but they are in the same general area on the operation. if you want to provide up to citizenship. -- they do not want to provide a path to citizenship. they are hostile toward immigrants. mark: there is hillary clinton making a report -- a reference to donald trump and using

john: hillary clinton outlined her plan for climate change.ore than half a billion solar panels in her first term and renewable energy in every home in 10 years. she briefly met the press and jennifer epstein asked about her position on the keystone pipeline. mrs. clinton: no other presidential candidate was secretary of state when this process started. i put together a thorough, deliberative, evidence-based process to evaluate the environmental impact and other considerations of keystone. so i will refrain from commenting because i had a leading role in getting the process started. i think we have to let it run its course. john: putting aside the keystone innovation there, on the climate plan more broadly, good policy? we asked the same question about the tax plan. mark: it is good policy within the democratic party and more broadly, to be for solar panels and more renewables without a doubt, it puts the republicans somewhat on the defensive, but this was not a big, bold sweeping plan in dealing with carbon and i think you cannot put the keys

[cheering] hillary clinton: and another is my husband, bill clinton. two democrats guided by -- oh, that will make him so happy. [laughter] hillary clinton: two democrats guided by the fundamental american belief that real and lasting prosperity must be built by all and shared by all. [cheering] hillary clinton: president roosevelt called on every american to do his or her part and every american answered. he said, there is no mystery about what it takes to build a strong and prosperous america. equality of opportunity, jobs for those who can work, security for those who need it, the ending of special privilege for the few -- [cheering] hillary clinton: -- the preservation of civil liberties for all -- [cheering] hillary clinton: -- a wider and constantly rising standard of living. [cheering] hillary clinton: that still sounds good to me. [cheering] hillary clinton: it's america's basic bargain -- if you do your part, you ought to be able to get ahead. and when everybody does their part, america gets ahead, too. that bargain inspired generations of fam

that's next. >> hillary clinton and her supporters are beginning to experience deja vu. clinton is again the front runner to win the democratic presidential nomination but closing fast, it may seem like 2007 when then senator barack obama surpriseeveryone but this time it's vermont senator bernie sanders trying to play the role of clinton spoiler. 51% to 47% nationwide, a nine point drop for clinton and a ten point gain for sanders in just two months. and according to the most recent poll for cnn sanders now trails clinton by just eight percentage points. bernie mania is clearly taking off. just look at the reception he received in phoenix, arizona on saturday. 11,000 people showed up the largest yet for sanders. a day later in dallas he drew 8,000 people and 5,000 in houston, those are incredible numbers for a self proclaimed socialist in two very red states. sanders is mixing a blunt campaign style with very be qualified rhetoric. >> the wealthiest country in the world, nobody knows it because all of the wealth rests in the hands of the few. >> having been victimized be

ift is where hillary clinton will come down in terms of specific policy over the next several months. to, that whether or not warren can be trusted to smile intersection next to hillary on the con venge stage or not, that question can be answered with how she's been treating the president the last several months. it's been a hostile relationship. after president obama was supportive of her to get in to the massachusetts state house. i reject the idea this is sort of a strong man we are using to sell magazines. >> the hostility is public. privately apparently no there's none of. that elizabeth warren was at the white house with the rest of the senators and all reports are that she didn't have any kind of confrontation we hear from her publicly when she is talking about the president's position on trade. >> she has issues she wants to push. i happen to agree with her on many of the issues but she wants to push president obama in one direction and, look there's no real political down side for her to do that. president obama didn't run for anything anymore. he's on his way out. with hilla

jason, hillary clinton has some problems, right? >> david, hillary's got lots of problems. she's got lots of problems. there are trust issues, there are e-mail issues. there are communication issues, there are spontaneity issues. hillary clinton has 99 problems but bernie sanders unfortunately for him is not one of them. >> 60% of american democrats don't trust hillary clinton. the numbers are close to a majority. whenever you oar front runner and it seems like more people are against you than for you doesn't that allow for somebody like bnsdz to slip in? >> the only way that bernie sanders can really slip in and make a difference if he can capture a demographic group more so than hillary clinton. rand paul is dangerous to a republican front of party because he's got the youth vote on lock. but bernie sanders doesn't have that. he's not winning against hillary with older voters, not winning against her with younger voters. he's not going to win against voters. i don't know what bernie sanders ceiling, but not close enough that would make hillary worry right now. >> about th

he was at 13%, now sanders scores nearly three times that up to 35%, just eight points behind hillary clinton. ditto out in iowa. clinton has a bigger lead there but sanders poll numbers from may have doubled. he's at 33%. and the crowds are just off the charts, including nearly 10,000 people this past week in madison, wisconsin. >> we believe that the time has come when people in wisconsin, vermont, and all over this country, create a political movement which says to the billionaire class, you can't have it all. >> so if you're in the clinton campaign, jewelry pace, or if you're watching this, one of the big questions is, is this a summer fling for democrats? or is bernie sanders emerging as a serious, credible threat? >> i don't know if he's emerging as the type of serious threat that could keep her from winning the democratic nomination. but he is emerging as a threat in the sense that he is someone who is going to have enough money to play for a long time. he is speaking to a part of the democratic party that the clinton campaign has known for a long time could be a problem for her. and i

hillary clinton is on the trail amid speculation that joe biden could enter the race as hillary clinton mocked jeb bush approximate. >> too often we see a mismatch what candidates say in venueslike this and what they do when they are elected. i don't think you can't say everyone has a right to rise and then say you are for phasing out medicare and appealing obama. people can't rise if they can't get health care. >> we have our guests with us today. >> as i mentioned in the outset we are waiting for more hillary clinton e-mails to be released. the constant drip drip drip of information is a constant reminder of the server controversy and the benghazi controversy and everything else that emerged from hillary clinton's four years as secretary of state. it can't be helping her campaign, is it? >> here's the thing, it is incredibly important for a presidential campaign to control the message and that is co. you have hillary clinton out there this week attacking short- term business thinking and lifting the embargo on cuba. and not answering questions that she doesn't want to answer questions

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. >> i am chrisll hillary clinton nation an f.b.i. investigation over the handling of special secrets on her personal e-mail? >> i did not e-mail any classified federal to anyone on my e-mail. >> we are all accountable to the american people to get the facts right. i will do my part. >> plus --. >> they are at a loss, right? >> the fall out over a new planned parenthood undercover video and what it means for the abortion debate. we will discuss both issues with presidential candidate carly fiorina debates jesse mcintosh. >> rand paul tries to re-ignite the his base. >> we will ask the senator about a strategy to regain the momentum ahead of the first presidential debate. >> our sunday group weighs in on a slump in the polls for clinton. and donald trump's threat to run as a third-party candidate. >> look, i'm a republican. i'm a conservative. i'm in first place. >> all right now on fox news sunday. >> hello again from fox news in washington. hillary clinton's campaign has been hit by a bombshell. news that two inspectors general have

or visit your24info.com. >>> in washington trouble for democratic front-runner hillary clinton as two inspectors general say there was classified information on her private e-mail server either sent or received when she was secretary of state. the clinton camp continues to deny any wrongdoing but can they prove it? our fair and balance debates whether she will finally have to turn over that server. >>> now there are 16 candidates vying for the republican nomination. former new york governor george pataki and mike huckabee joins americas news head cars this afternoon. we'll find out how they will stand out from the pack. >>> day two airstrikes in syria, even releasing video of the attacks. the nato ally is also targeting kurdish forces in iraq. the top of the hour we'll break down what this means for u.s.-led coalition fighting isis. we'll see you in 20 minutes. >> i want to run as a republican. i think i'll get the nomination. we'll see soon enough. i think i'll get the nomination. the best way to win is for me to get the nomination and run probably against hillary. >> continuing now

the questions however come at an already sensitive time for hillary clinton's presidential campaign. earlier this week a quinnipiac poll in several states indicated that democratic poll viewed clinton as untrustworthy. losing the poll to other candidates. >> bernie sanders would do better the poll indicated. on top of it all republicans are make sure that no one miss clinton news. accuses the media of being in conclusion with the gop. either way the clinton campaign may have bigger problems if the e-mail controversy keeps going. david schuster, al jazeera. >> for more on hillary clinton we are joined by jason johnson professor of political science at hyram college in cleveland tonight. good to see you jason. was it a good idea for hillary clinton to come out as aggressively against these allegations? it seems like we were back to the day much the vast political conspiracy. >> this is what the clintons do the best, they are going to punch argue scream deny deny deny until your accuser gets tired of it. this is the best thing for hillary clinton to do. because unless or until the republ

i like hillary clinton a lot.ey find way to move to the middle, get that leadership council, you have guy from your left like bernie sanders pushing you on minimum wage and pushing you on income equality and economic immobility. the speech tomorrow will be what we want to hear. >> dickerson: that's exactly -- he's not going to become president but he has tugged the presumptive nominee to the left. that is his achievement. >> both are the bombastic bush-kins of the cycle. bernie sanders function, i think, as a rebuke to the elite. and rebuke to the way things are. and it is a populous. it's right into people, i know how you feel about things, it ain't fair. >> i want you to put bernie sanders and donald trump in two different categories. donald trump was not a rebuke but that's not to say about income and equality. >> i don't think it's the same. but it has the same populous feel. coming from a different place -- >> on policies -- >> they are appealing to people who are ticked off. how things are going. >> susan ho

a hearing for presidential candidates, including hillary clinton who took the stage on jeb bush's homeurf. she had an attack line and a punchline. mrs. clinton: i don't think you can credibly say everybody has the right to rise and then you are for repealing obamacare. people cannot rise if they cannot afford health care. they cannot rise if the minimum wage is too low to live on. they cannot rise if their governor makes it harder for them to get a college education. you cannot seriously talk about the right to rise and support laws that denied the right to vote. mark: clinton takes a pretty direct shot at jeb bush. jeb bush plans to go toe to toe. bring down the big jeb bush hammer? here is how we took it to hillary clinton. mr. bush: when president obama says that we have been too blind to the way past injustices shape the president, he is speaking the truth. [applause] but, we should be just as candid about our failures in addressing the injustices of a more recent origin. in our cities, we have so many people who have not known anything but poverty. so many young adults with no vis

and that will be very good for hillary clinton. >> republicans overreaching is a constant and past clintontroversy without a doubt. one way you can get people to trust you more, and this is their strategy,to talk policy. and say i will fight for you on the economy. i will fight for you on immigration. the point you made earlier, she gives a big economic speech tomorrow on monday, where she wants to make the case. i'm the candidate for the middle class. she has issues on that one to her left and bernie sanders and then to her right on the republicans. how does she handle that. >> that's right. i think the issue for on the left for bernie sanders is she's just never going to have the kind of passion that bernie sanders has when he speaks. but i think the sort of bread and butter issues about raising minimum wage, equal pay, for men and women, i think will hear her sound some of those notes, as well. but again, i think she's got that problem with folks on the left not feeling like she's taking on wall street enough. she seems to want to say, well, we want to -- we want to have everybody to ha

you look at hillary clinton. and donald traump, they're friends. $100,000 to the clinton foundation here's what she had to say about his comments on mexican immigrants. >> i'm very disappointed in those comments and i feel very bad and very disappointed with him and with the republican party for not responding immediately and saying enough stop it. >> is that a sufficient answer for her? >> politically, this is easy for her. she can deflect it all on the republican party, paint every candidate with the same proud stroke even though some of them are for a pathway to citizenship, she can volley it back at republicans, you didn't take him on early enough soon enough can you be sure she's going to continue doing this. >> republicans should have seen this coming. they should have known if they didn't step up if they didn't take on donald trump on these comments this is exactly what was going to be coming from hillary clinton, here they are. they haven't articulated where they stand as a party jeb bush is for a legal status. you know where i am you don't

hillary clinton? >> no, i don't. this is certainly an investigation that's serious and will take place. i don't think it is going to derail secretary clinton. it's not going to derail her or knock her out of her standing as the front runner on the democratic side of the aisle. ultimately you'll get this passed but it's a serious investigation. >> does it hurt? look if you had one of your candidates you were advising in a race and looking at 62% of the voters of your own party think that this candidate is not trustworthy, and then there's a headline that says clinton sent classified e-mail from private server and that comes after she denied it, that would be trouble to you right? >> well i would want this article to come out in july of the year of before the presidential race. so coming out in july of 2015 is much better than coming out in february of 2016. the actual presidential election year. she has a lot of time to rebound from this, from the polling numbers, from the distrust that many americans

>> i'm going to give 80 to hillary clinton. think she is still in the driver's seat. 10 to kerry and biden as well. drip drip of these scandals continue other democrats might think about getting. in. >> 80 to hillary, 10 to the rest of the field. and 1 to biden and another big dog. >> another people not so sure about hillary. travis writes in 50 on hillary. 45 on bernie sanders. five on the field. this is travis' from twitter. patrick, 30 on clinton, 50 on o'malley who many thought had a tough week. 20 on sanders. okay. charles? >> i remain all in on hillary. $95 on hillary. 5 on an act of god. i would have added five for an act of doj except it's less likely that the doj will act and lightning there strike. >> how about the possibility of biden getting into this race. >> very slim. i think we are more likely to get somebody from outside. >> insecrecyingly likely as hillary clinton proves to be a poor candidate. >> this is the republican side. as you can see there is many more slots on the the roulette wheel. 16 of them right no

he has criticized hillary clinton on her cozy position with wall street. on the key stone xl pipeline. and earlier today hillary clinton again refused to answer a question on the keystone xl pipeline. >> as president, would you sign a bill yes or no in favor of allowing the keystone xl pipeline. >> well as you know i was the secretary of state who started that process. i was the one who put into place the investigation. i have now passed it off, as obvious because i'm no longer there, to secretary kerry. this is president obama's decision. and i am not going to second guess him. because i was in a position to set this in motion and i do not think that would be the right thing to do. so i want to wait and see what he and secretary kerry decide. if it's undecided i will answer your question when i become president. >> so if you vote for hillary she'll tell you where she stands on a huge issue when it comes to bringing tar sands to the climate. which is the most toxic oil coming out of the ground on the face of the earth. sanders released a statement saying i

>> i'm going to give 80 to hillary clinton. ink she is still in the driver's seat. 10 to kerry and biden as well. drip drip of these scandals continue other democrats might think about getting. in. >> 80 to hillary, 10 to the rest of the field. and 1 to biden and another big dog. >> another people not so sure about hillary. travis writes in 50 on hillary. 45 on bernie sanders. five on the field. this is travis' from twitter. patrick, 30 on clinton, 50 on o'malley who many thought had a tough week. 20 on sanders. okay. charles? >> i remain all in on hillary. $95 on hillary. 5 on an act of god. i would have added five for an act of doj except it's less likely that the doj will act and lightning there strike. >> how about the possibility of biden getting into this race. >> very slim. i think we are more likely to get somebody from outside. >> insecrecyingly likely as hillary clinton proves to be a poor candidate. >> this is the republican side. as you can see there is many more slots on the the roulette wheel. 16 of them right now.

hillary clinton was the one who brokered this deal. that is not all, folks. now the story gets even more interesting, perhaps more sketchy. suddenly, the clinton foundation started getting lots of donations from united bank of switzerland. hmmm. $600,000 worth of donations in 2014. compare that to the paltry $60,000 the foundation got prior to what some might call a pretty big favor for the swiss. meanwhile bill clinton profited. ubs suddenly became his biggest source of speaking income. 1 1/2 million dollars for a few q&a sessions. so the question here, did hillary clinton use her position as secretary of state inappropriately? is this quid pro quo? steve moore joining us from the heritage foundation. julie still hire. along with steve forbes. steve, it doesn't sound good. >> yeah, sure doesn't. look, this just reeks of cronyism, right? you told the whole story. it is cash in, cash out system with the clint tongs. we knew this from the moment the whole controversy was sparked with the clinton foundation, the fact that all this money was pouring into the clint

is this an important non-position by hillary clinton? >> it is critical. on another show earlier today saying that it's no big deal. howard dean and secretary clinton are completely out of touch with the grass roots and the democratic base if they think that she can continue to get away with the this. i know that groups like 350.org will bird dog her if she comes close to the state of nebraska, we'll have farmers and rajnchers telling her we will not accept the status quo. it is simple do you support the expansion of tar sand or cleaner energy? it's that simple. you can't say you want to have solar panels as the shining object and isn't that wonder and feel avoid the tough subjects. >> all right. clinton's 2016 democratic martin omally tweeted he's against the pipeline and so is bernie sanders. what is your response and how much is this position that hilary is taking going to hurt her credibility? i mean i think it plays into the trustworthy poll. i mean i think there is a lot of people in this country who are very concerned about climate change and when th

carl wrote a book about hillary clinton in 2008 titled "a woman in charge the life of hillary rodham clinton." >> good to be here. >> let me remind viewers of her upside down numbers on trustworthiness. it asked is hillary clinton honest and trustworthy. 42% said yes. 57% said no. carl did you think it was fair in that interview she blamed the gop for those numbers? >> i think she's half right. i think hillary clinton, as i say is a woman in charge and i think at this point, it's the definitive biography and because it reflects the complexity of the woman and her situation. her situation is that she is having difficult relationship to the truth as the book says in its closing pages since the arkansas years. but there are reasons for this quote, difficult relationship to the truth, which have to do partly with these attacks. she is at the heart of the cultural warfare in this country over the last 30 years. the demographics today reflect that she is on the right side of this cultural warfare and on the issues she keeps going back to she has an awful lot of support as do the democrats.

hillary clinton's campaign has been hit by a bombshell. t two inspectors general have sent a referral to the fbi. about the mishandling of classified information on clinton's private e-mail account. in a moment we'll have a debate between republican presidential candidate carly fiorina and a top official of the liberal group, emily's list about that and those undercover planned parenthood videos. 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

hillary clinton's campaign has been hit by a bombshell. news that two inspectors general sent a referral to the fbi about the mishandling of classified information on clinton's e-mail account. we'll have a debate between carly fiorina and a top official of the liberal group, emily's list about that and those undercover planned parenthood videos. first let's get the latest on the clinton case from chief white house correspondent ed henry. ed? >> reporter: this weekend hillary clinton is trying to rip the band-aid off and get this scandal behind her but there are new signs today more political and even legal problems could be coming. >> i never sent nor received any information that was classified at the time it was sent and received. >> reporter: eager to turn the page on her e-mail troubles, she revealed she'll testify before the house select committee on benghazi in october setting up a showdown with republican chairman who could uncover new revelations four months before the iowa caucuses. >> i have said repeatedly that i will answer ques

the president greeted with signs saying welcome home and new calls for hillary clinton to hand over privatetwo new inspector general reports from the intelligence community and the state department saying clinton sent hundreds of potentially classified e-mails. >>> donald trump backing away slightly from the possibility of running as an independent. trump said as long as the republican party treats him fairly he'll stay in the party. >>> joining us political reporter caitlyn huey burns and the fox news contributor fred barnes, good to have you with us tonight. let me begin caitlyn with you, hillary clinton, the e-mails are not going away two inspector generals. this looks like somebody within the administration may have decided to go after her, what do you think? >> it comes the day she is announcing part of her economic policy, and it was largely overshadowed by the e-mail controversy and she acknowledged. that she addressed it in. beginning. there were still questions about whether she knew at the time she was sharing classified information or whether the information was classified. those

example of classified material in this latest batch of 1300 emails from, went through hillary clinton's private server was on her private email, and it covers some information about the united arab emirates. it just, is the topic, from her assistant to her, not from mrs. clinton to her assistant but from the assistant to her, dated september 10th, 2009. it's a note from rick sole son who had been the ambassador to the united arab emirates for a bilateral meeting. madam secretary, ambassador holbrooke ask me to convey to you the gist of the conversation he and i had with -- rest of the email is redacted out. trish: wow. >> so clearly the state department decided that that material, that gist of the conversation should have been secret at, classified as secret at the time it was sent. it went through her personal server. trish: it went through her personal server. this goes back to what i was saying leslie, you called it reckless. i complete agree, why would our secretary of state using a personal email account, even if she does not send classified information? people can send her class f

you see a lot of hunger to the left and hillary clinton has emerged very strongly. gwen: is there just room for someone whs not hillary and that's why he sees there's room in it? a few weeks ago there were rumors he one going to run at all. >> you know, he's written and spoken a lot about this idea of bringing the white working class back into the democratic party and the sort of, you no the world, scotch irish, the other members of yor. i'm not sure that anybody wants a democrat who will stick up for the confederate flag but is against affirmative action but he's more liberal than hillary on foreign policy. he certainly speaks for that. gwen: bernie sand sers running to the left of hillary clinton and looking fairly well. does this make him the big howard dean? >> it could be. remember back to howard dean in 2003, he was the candidate of the summer into the fall. and the other -- his other challengers at the time were very worried about him. they started taking him on -- bernie is sort of combining even if he's been in washington longer than most anyone else in the

>> well i tell you what's behind him is a lot of dissatisfaction in the democratic party with hillary clinton. >> what's behind that? >> what's behind that is that in 2008 the democratic left took control of the party from the clinton machine. which owned the democratic party. >> in the person of barack obama. >> in the person of barack obama. and they over the last six or so years, have come to run the democratic party. they do not trust bill or hillary clinton. they think that they will put one foot in wall street and one foot in the big money, which they have and they will not represent left wing the left policy agenda. and elizabeth warren was going to be their original standard-bearer. she said i'm not going there and bernie sanders stepped forward and all of these disaffected left wing democrats, for the moment getting behind bernie sanders. >> how worried should hillary clinton be by the sadrers challenge? >> i don't think she has anything to worry about. he doesn't have the establishment support. he doesn't have very broad based support. so the polls show so far it's mostly from white

together, we're building a better california. >>> we have more now on the race for 2016 as hillary clinton outlined her economic policy in a speech this morning at the new school in new york. andrea mitchell who has also been covering the clinton campaign as well as iran talks knows a lot about these issues. andrea, what do we know? >> luke as you know i was planning to be in new york covering hillary clinton today, but she's been promising since we first started covering this campaign in iowa that she's going to fight for working class americans. but is she going to go as far as bernie sanders as going attacking? in her first major economic policy speech of the campaign today she focused her jobs at republican rivals. >> for 35 years republicans have argued that if we give more wealth to those at the top by cutting their taxes and letting big corporations write their own rules, it will trickle down. it will trickle down to everyone else. yet, every time they have a chance to try that approach it explodes the national debt concentrates wealth even more and does practically nothing to help

clinton advisor jennifer paul mary, right here. ♪ mark: our guest is longtime confidant of bill and hillary clintonnifer. thank you for coming. iran is the lead story. president obama made it clear he is going to work hard to convince congress to not block the deal. secretary clinton spoke out does she plan to lobby congress to urge congress publicly and privately to let this deal goes through? jennifer: she talked yesterday about it. she did six caucuses, the deal had just broken. she spoke in favor of it. mark: will she keep it up? jennifer: i imagine, i think it will continue to be in the public debate and she will continue to talk about it. keeping fit is something she started working on and she thinks it is really important. josh: good chance she will be the next president. will she be willing to go to democrats who are on the fence and say, you can trust me to enforce this? jennifer: she spoke yesterday about enforcement and how important that is and if she were elected president the priority she would make on enforcing it. i could see an argument for mixing the presidential campaign with the

>> well i would say what's behind it is a lot of dissatisfaction in the democratic party with hillary clinton what's behind that? >> what's behind that? what's behind that is that in 2008 the democratic left took control of the party from the clinton machine, which owned the democratic party. >> and the person of -- >> and barack obama. they over the last six or seven years have come to run the democratic party. they do not trust bill or hillary clinton. they think that they will put one foot in wall street and one foot in the big money, which they have and they will not represent left wing -- the left policy agenda. >> how weird should healthing hillary rodham clinton lg hillarying healthing be? >> i don't think she has much to worry about. he doesn't have the establishment support. he doesn't have very broad based support, so the polls show from -- comes from one of the whitest states in the country. >> 1% of vermont. >> there is a more anti-hillary sentiment here than pro-bernie sanders sent meant here. loo if he represents -- bernie sanders represents the liberal base which is the beating

mark: hillary clinton is expected to speak. her remarks here in new york at 1:30 p.m. betty: president obama visits kenya and ethiopia this weekend. what he hopes to accomplish. mark: amazon has been pushing regulators for permission to use delivery drones and now they are teaming up with google, verizon, and others to create a special air traffic control system for drones. betty: good afternoon. i am betty liu. mark: i am mark crumpton. thank you for joining us. let's begin with a look at the markets. stocks are falling for a fourth day in a row led by disappointing results from several companies and declines in

there seems to be something of an enthusiasm gap, compared with supporters for the front-runner hillary clinton you think that is? what do you think clinton need to do to turn it around. >> i think a lot of people wanted eliz best warner to run but she chose not to and bernie sanders filled in a gap. i don't think there's much doubt that in the long term hillary is still the preeminent candidate for the democratic nomination. >> in your book you write about what you call a miscalculation in your reelection bid in 1980. you write, quote -- a serious political mistake was not being more attentive to the democratic party and in avoiding the schism between my supporters and those of senator ted kennedy. do you see hillary clinton making some of those mistakes? >> no i don't think so. i think she and bill together have made probably the most acutely aware and knowledgeable and competent of political teams we have ever seen. i think they maintained their close ties with the democratic party. they have also healed wounds within the democratic party much better than i did. for the last two years i was

and did not send classified material. >> to be fair hillary clinton may not have known at the time some e-mails were classified. the "new york times" had to issue a correction on their story after complaints from the clinton clinton campaign. the times correction said an earlier version of the article quote misstated a referral to the justice department. the referral addressed the potential compromise of classified information in connection with that personal e-mail account. it did not specifically request an investigation into mrs. clinton. the campaign released a statement saying contrary to the initial story which has already been significantly revised she followed appropriate practices in dealing with classified materials, as has been reported on multiple occasion any released e-mails deemed classified by the administration have been done so after the fact and not at the time they were transmitted. earlier today "new york times" reporter michael schmidt who broke the story pushed back on that statement. >> they said it was a substantial change we made to the story. i don't think it

hillary clinton is trying to be measured about this. there's no question that they are keeping a close eye on what bernie sanders is up to. >> as far as members of the media and wanting hillary clinton to be perhaps a tad more available, so let's just put rope lines aside. when she sits down with hillary clinton, what is she going to ask? >> whether it's about benghazi or hillary's relationship with blumenthal i think what you need to look for is how hillary clinton responds how comfortable she is with these questions. as you saw there, she was very comfortable. also what is interesting, what i'll be looking for obama is in her rearview mirror. it doesn't want to appear like she's critiquing this president too much. how will she deal with trade, an issue that divided democrats from republicans and divided the president from his party. it will be interesting if she answers that. brianna has a big task. >> i'm proud of her. there are ground rules and a finite period of time. you can sit across from a hillary clinton and jeff zeleny what w

he is the exact opposite of hillary clinton in terms of how he presents himself. and i think that is something that's appealing to democrats. but they're not going to him because they think that hillary clinton is not a good enough advocate for them. >> you know, ron, there's something interesting in our polling in iowa and new hampshire about bernie sanders and the rest of the field. we tested on favorability ratings about seven or eight candidates all the major candidates and hillary clinton and bernie sanders. there's just one candidate who has a net positive favorable rating berniel you? >> partly they don't know who he is and don't see him as part of the politics they hate the part of politics that's not getting anything done, the part of politics that's cynical, the part of politics that's broken. the week that donald trump got in i compared the two men. they both are channeling -- they both reflect the public's anger in politics. what is hillary clinton doing? bless her soul but she's playing right into that disdain. we have a candidate here who's being sec

welcome to both of you. >> hi jon. >> lynn the hillary clinton campaign is complaining the times was o make corrections in this story. were they? >> yes they were and the letter the clinton campaign wrote the to times had other complaints like not giving them enough time to check out the allegations they thought. they also thought the times didn't give them the full picture or the fullest picture of the story so they can respond. the clinton has a lot of beef against "the new york times." >> was the story in correctcorrect? >> part of it was retracted. but jon and lynn we are missing the bigger picture. and that is hillary clinton, whether or nut the times got the facts wrong, has huge potential legal and certainly political problems because of her handling of the e-mail. if i were hillary clinton's press secretary i would want to divert attention to what "the new york times" did or didn't do and how fast it did it. we already know she had 60,000 e-mails and only 30,000 were turned over. we know there was at least five e-mails which contain classified information. we don't know how ma