do you think it's possible that james rosen had the only glitch?g that on all of my archived "kelly file" segments. it's gone. it's like it never happened. >> right. as far as i know, it hasn't. >> what is happening with the news on the bible tonight. >> that's right. no doubt about it. the bible is the most translated book in the world but for the first time we've translated it to the point that emojis are taking the place of actual words. we often talk about religion and the next generation of millennials and it turns out because it's a symbol and emojis got big in japan and in 2014 so the next generation, who was born in 19890 or in 2000 and they say -- >> look at it there. >> is that god or an angel. >> it's god and he's there and sees the light. for me, that's good news. they use this translation called lingo jam and they are able to put the whole bible, all 66 books, in lingo jam and they came out with symbols. >> the other option is to just read the bible. >> yep. i'm trying to see. nope, not going to do it. >> the cliff notes for the bible.

deliberately edited out of its video records an exchange between our chief washington correspondent james rosen and the department's then spokeswoman. that exchange appeared to acknowledge an earlier lie from a different spokeswoman and then to justify it. at first the edit was called a glitch. now we know different. correspondent peter doocy has specifics. good evening, peter. >> reporter: good evening, bret. there was no technical glitch. the state department admitted today instead they deliberately deleted an eight-minute exchange about whether or not they lied to hide something and that investigation was removed from the youtube channel and replaced with a white flash after a briefing in 2013 when an editor got a call from someone at state delivering specific orders to delete our correspondent's james rosen's question and then jen don't remember who called with the instructions don't anyone to get in trouble. >> i asked the office of legal adviser to look into this. they did. they -- they pursued it for me, and we -- we got about as far as we can go. the individual who took the call doesn't

james rosen tells us what we're learning from newly released documents about trump university, but we begin with senior national correspondent john roberts in sacramento, california, on trump, the polls and new criticism from the current president. good evening, john. >> reporter: bret, good afternoon to you from sacramento. donald trump was heading west today for another series of campaign rallies and private meetings with deep-pocketed donors and as we was coming out here he got good news from a new equip yap poll that finds him locked in a tight race in the general election. in a two-way race hillary clinton leads trump by four points, 45-41 and add in third-party candidates and the contest becomes a dead heat. clinton leads among women and trump among men. trump is more trusted to create jobs and deal with isis. clinton more trusted to handle an international cries, but trump wins by a wide margin on who voters would rather have at their backyard barbecue. in elkhart, indiana, today, the man who won the 2012 who would you rather have over for dinner poll weighed in on trump's qual

james rosen, asked about p whether parts of the nuclear talks were kept secret.ristin fisher is following this from washington. how is the white house explaining the recent emission. >> reporter: it was because you can't hear it. abc broke the story and the line was not included because it was inaudible. you be the judge. it is from this briefing on may ninety-ninth. kevin cork asked the white house spokesman josh earnest if any senior administration official lied about the nuclear deal. >> can you say that no senior official in this administration has ever lied publicly about anyat spect. >> no comment. >> and that is quite. but he said. no kevin. and that answer never made it in the official white house transcript. >> and that is troubling given the admission that it omitted eight minutes of video from the briefing back in 2013. >> that involves a fox news correspondent asking if anyone lied about the iran deal. yesterday in paris, secretary of state kerry called it stupid and clumsy and inappropriate and trying to get to the bottom of it. and so is congress. h

. >> the chief washington correspondent james rosen and the department then spokesper n spokesperson. >> don't expect any one to be held accountable. >> there was no glitch. the state department admitted they deliberately admitted an 8 minute exchange about whether or not they hide they replaced it with a white slash minutes after a briefing when an editor got a call from someone at state delivering specific instructions to delete our correspondent james rosen's questions and spokes women's answers. since the editor can't remember who called with the instructions don't ex% any one to get in trouble. >> they pushed through it for me and we got about as far as we can go. the individual who took the call doesn't remember if it was anything more than being passed on from the public affairs bureau. i can't be more specific than that now. >> it started in 20146789 they denied any talks with tehran. when rosen went back at the end of 2013 and asked if it was true the spokeswoman gaye an answer that was so unsatisfactory to someone in state it was scrubbed from the internet. this was part of

james rosen said, if the president is endorses somebody who is under investigation does that not in fact have some sort of coloring in terms of how they will look at her? are you not influencing the probe? >> well the president would never influence an ongoing investigation. remember what happened with the irs. oh nothing to see here. just shenanigans in the cincinnati office but i don't like to get involved in active investigation. i wouldn't put it past the president to do a little something under the table here. but the bottom line is, if she is indicted, i don't think the department of justice is going to bring criminal charges and she could be in november, right before the election with a hanging indictment over her head. i know she is the first woman possibly, also the first person running for president under fbi investigation. sandra: that won't happy because hillary shays she is 100% sure she will not face criminal indictment. harris: i will forever ask why democrats don't care about this issue. sandra: i don't know. harris: goes to issue of trustworthiness. >> fascinating they h

chief washington correspondent james rosen takes a look at french's credentials, the likelihood that he gets in the race and his chances if he does. >> the american conservative union is proud to present david french, for the 2012 ronald reagan award. >> "national review" staff writer david french is a conservative constitutional lawyer and free speech advocate. born in kentucky, he graduated from harvard law school. he voild for the military after one of his children asked mrs. french to define a patriot. >> she said to him. a patriot is somebody who loves his country more than they love themselves and he said to her, are we patriots? and she thought for a minute and she said yeah, i think we are. so i came home from work that day and there she was at the kitchen table with tears in her eyes and said, not only can you join, you have to join. >> elsewhere french has said he decided to serve after reading an inspiring account of a soldier wounded in iraq. whatever the motivation, french in 2007 deployed to iraq as a squadron judge advocate in the third armored cavalry regiment and was

here is the missing piece of video where our very own james rosen asked the question. >> i have no new information for you today on the timing of whether there were any ussions officials. >> try it one last way, and i appreciate your indulgence. >> sure. >> is it the policy of the state department where the preservation of the secrecy of secret negotiation says concerned to lie in order to achieve that goal? >> james, i think there are times where diplomacy needs privacy in order to progress. this is a good example of that. deirdre: so that is a state department spokesperson, you see that tape from 2013. now the state department admitting that it did edit the video. here's the statement the state department made minutes ago. >> there was a deliberate request, that this wasn't a technical glitch. it was a deliberate request. we do not know who made the request to edit the video or why it was made. deirdre: from d.c., we get you there, peter barnes is standing by. peter, what is the latest with this admission? >> reporter: that this was not a glitch as previously stated by the state depa

my playbook is working and i'm winning, i'm not going to open myself up to james rosen or a karl cameronion. it will get a lot more difficult for her whes trump-clinton. >> how do you see this? is she able to say hey look at what trump is doing? >> i don't think that's her big problem. everybody says it's sexist if you talk about the problems when she's speaking. it's not being sexist. it's being helpful. she needs a speech coach because if you notice when you listen to her it's the arc of yelling. she begins a sentence up here and then she sends it down here. do you know what's wrong with donald trump? donald trump, and you can see this arc and it is so irritating and she's got to break this habit because i think that's actually her big flaw. maybe that's why she avoids a lot of things because she's not very good at it, but she's got -- >> that's her speaking style in a speech. not interviews. >> there are speaking styles for different events. >> that's true. the more you can proximate your speech with the way you talk to people, the more successful you are. trump is different on a -- o

and actually before i answer your question, i want to thank james rosen. i would have never known this occurred. so first of all, kudos to him. he's a journalist i have great respect for, so i thank him for that. number two, we take it seriously and we talked to the technician on duty that day and who was asked to make this cut. the call that came in to her was a call from somebody else passing on a request from another official. that's why -- it was too removed. another thing, i didn't say yesterday that everything was over. i said that we looked at this. now, if additional information comes into light that's going to compel me to go into more detail or to look at it further i'll do that. i'm not afraid to do that at all. what i said to my staff yesterday was this was inappropriate. and this isn't the way we'll behave. what i'm focused on now as the spokesman is we're going to put in a policy yesterday, a policy that will prevent this from happening again. another thing i want to say, this video that was edited was a video we put on the youtube channel. t

chief washington correspondent james rosen takes a look at french's credentials, the likelihood that he gets in the race and his chances if he does. >> the american conservative union is proud to present david french, for the 2012 ronald reagan award. >> "national review" staff writer david french is a conservative constitutional lawyer and free speech advocate. born in kentucky, he graduated from harvard law school. he voild for the military after one of his children asked mrs. french to define a patriot. >> she said to him. a patriot is somebody who loves his country more than they love themselves and he said to her, are we patriots? and she thought for a minute and she said yeah, i think we are. so i came home from work that day and there she was at the kitchen table with tears in her eyes and said, not only can you join, you have to join. >> elsewhere french has said he decided to serve after reading an inspiring account of a soldier wounded in iraq. whatever the motivation, french in 2007 deployed to iraq as a squadron judge advocate in the third armored cavalry regiment and was

one of those things it gets suggested when certain topics come up you scrub them. >> credit to james rosen james. >> more new details on hillary clinton's email scandal. former testimony from a top aide revealed clinton used a private account when she was u.s. senator where she could have been putting our national security at risk for much longer than originally thought. >>> as crime spikes across the country there is growing concern about new rules that say, some say turn nypd officers into defacto street shrinks. what they're now required to do, and whether it is putting lives at risk. more "outnumbered" in a moment. ♪ i'm betty white and i'm known for trying to be funny but today i'd like to talk to you about something serious. i was nervous about living alone, what if i fell, how would i get help, but now philips lifeline allows me to live with confidence because i know help is always available. philips lifeline is the number one medical alert service in the u.s. today. anyone over 65 with a medical condition that inhibits mobility. particularly if they live alone needs a philips lifel

james rosen asked about pulling the tape randomly and accidentally found many more examples of this. i asked kirby that yesterday, can't talk about that? why can't you talk about that? he will be forced to answer it. >> this is why people don't discover -- i want to put it in context, this isn't just a little edit job for a story like katie couric when she got in trouble and had to apologize for documentary on guns for adding that eight seconds that made it look something like what it wasn't in her documentary, this is different. this is public records that have been scrubbed. >> i will not disagree with anything you said and he raised a great point. i don't know whether they taped conversations, whether they do the state department but at least they might have phone records of some sort and they should go through every single person there. there is no excuse and this is why people don't trust government. what else is missing? what else has been edited out? it is not a partisan issue. people are being paid for access to what they did. >> there were no rules against it. nobody did any

james rosen live at the white house. >>> now that the major party nominees have been all but solidified, donald trump promises to make the republican party proud. after winning five election contests last night, trump gave a toned-down victory speech that was scripted. tonight chief political correspondent carl cameron for a look at whether it's part of the plan for trump's general election campaign. >> after a week and a half of criticism from republicans for what they call racist remarks, a subdued teleprompter, which he ridicules others for using and sought to cast himself as a candidate with even temperment. >> i understand the responsibility of carrying the mantle and i will never, ever let you down. >> trump said while he seeks peace, it will be on his terms. >> my goal is always again to bring people together. but if i'm forced to fight for something, i really care about, i will never, ever back down. >> gone was any outburst at fellow republicans as trump promised an unrelenting criticism of hillary clinton on the left as corrupt. >> the clintons have turned the politics of pers

just generally keep all of that stuff but, gone was several minutes of questioning from our own james rosente department spokeswoman jen psaki about whether parts of the iran nuclear talks were kept secret. the state department telling james this morning that saki did not request that video edit. they say she is the not the one who asked for that to be cut. kt mcfarland, former deputy assistant secretary of defense under president reagan and fox news national security analyst. welcome, good to have you with us this morning. so the state department say, it's missing, that section of the tape and we talked to people and the person who cut it says they just don't remember who told them to cut it. >> i'll tell you this is pattern of criminality, frankly and cover-up. they're rewriting history. look what the pattern is. remember the irs was investigating and persecuting conservative groups and tea party groups and when congress said show us the records, oh, we don't have those anymore. we destroyed those. or hillary clinton and benghazi. where are those emails? oh, well i deleted those emails be

but we begin with chief washington correspondent james rosen at the white house tonight. the scrutiny over the president's endorsement amid a federal probe of state department emails. >> good evening in the grand sweep of american history. you could say that today's big awe nounsment by president obama represents a passing of the torch to a previous generation. eight years after they battled for the democratic nomination in a few hours before she clinched it this time around, president obama endorsed hillary clinton. in a three-minute video recorded tuesday and released today on twitter and the campaign website. >> i don't think there's ever been someone so qualified to hold this office. she's got the courage, the compassion, and the heart to get the job done. >> video appeared little more than an hour after clinton's rival, senator bernie sanders, finished a private session with the president in the oval office and sketched out for reporters a vision of american economy starkly at odds with the record mr. obama touts. >> we will continue doing everything that we can to o

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james rosen live at the white house. >>> now that the major party nominees have been all but solidified, donald trump promises to make the republican party proud. after winning five election contests last night, trump gave a toned-down victory speech that was scripted. tonight chief political correspondent carl cameron for a look at whether it's part of the plan for trump's general election campaign. >> after a week and a half of criticism from republicans for what they call racist remarks, a subdued teleprompter, which he ridicules others for using and sought to cast himself as a candidate with even temperment. >> i understand the responsibility of carrying the mantle and i will never, ever let you down. >> trump said while he seeks peace, it will be on his terms. >> my goal is always again to bring people together. but if i'm forced to fight for something, i really care about, i will never, ever back down. >> gone was any outburst at fellow republicans as trump promised an unrelenting criticism of hillary clinton on the left as corrupt. >> the clintons have turned the politics of pers

james rosen is at the white house with how the obama factor mau play into the campaign but we begin with carl cameron in new york, as the presumptive gop nominee, donald trump, continues to get almost universal criticism for comments about hispanic judge and now he's pushing back. good evening, carl. >> hi, brett. donald trump has a teleprompter ready for tonight's victory speech. in which he hopes to pivot and begin seriously focusing on beating hillary clinton, the presumptive democratic nominee. in order to do that, he first has to deal with some major problems among fellow republicans. on the last day of primary voting, the gop presumptive nominee's remarks have him under fire. >> claiming someone can't do their job because of a race is sort of the textbook definition of a racist comment. it's absolutely unacceptable. >> it's time to stop attacking people you're competing with or various minority groups in the country and get on message. >> governor chris christie went to the polls in new jersey today. and was one of the few republicans trying to defend him albeit kurtly. >> donald t

james rosen has done that before.ioned him in the earlier block about how they went after him on reporting on the state department. beyond that, that's outrageous since the start since we mentioned since 2010, this administration has tried to control fox in a way and cut it from the herd and delegitimize it is what they tried to do. i tell you what though is troubling to me in a deeper sense. this is the historical record in a way. this is the historical record of a government agency. you don't -- you don't just try to punish fox. you cheat the american people when you start cutting things out of that official video of that. and then for their explanations and they are still telling us we don't know who did it. we don't have the means or whatever to find that out. that's outrageous. they could find it out now and somebody should be held accountable. really, i hate to say it. the obama administration war with the press, this is part of it. whether you like the ideology of that channel or not, it's part of the press. yo

negotiations with iran. >> here now to explain further is james rosen. we didn't show the whole thing that disappeared. they took a lot more out of it than we were able to show for time. i think they did this just because they don't like you, am i wrong? >> you're not wrong that i'm not well liked among the senior counsels of the obama administration. i've not suffered from any lack of attention from them over the two terms. but i think the real reason, the motivation behind this deliberate censorship of this key exchange, the only known instance of such censorship of any state department or white house briefing in the obama terms that we know of, was because of the content of it and the fact that jen psaki had essentially acknowledged that her predecessor at that poed xwr podium ten months earlier that lied to me and my colleagues about the -- >> what exactly was the lie? >> there's victoria neuland. i asked her in february 2013, we hear reports of direct secret bilateral talks between members of the obama administration and the iranian government, true

james rosen, live for us, thank you, james.olling numbers show most voters think clinton is hiding the truth about her server. here it is 60% believe she is lying how her emails were handled. 2% disagree with that. chris stirewalt, fox news digital politics editor, fresh off san diego. how are you doing, captain? >> san diego. bill: good morning to you. a lot to go over in pot polling numbers, start off what i just mentioned there, 60%. >> remember interestingly enough this includes about a third of democrats who believe that and already a quarter of people who were voting for her believe that, that she lied. for some voters it matters a great deal. for some voters it doesn't apparently mattered enough and think she slide lied and large percentage believes that her behavior, her conduct put national security at risk and still a third of democrats are in that number, and still a large number of her voters are in that. so the question in this poll always comes down to, americans have for a long time felt that hillary clinton is n

but we begin with chief washington correspondent james rosen at the white house tonight. the scrutiny over the president's endorsement amid a federal probe of state department emails. >> good evening in the grand sweep of american history. you could say that today's big awe nounsment by president obama represents a passing of the torch to a previous generation. eight years after they battled for the democratic nomination in a few hours before she clinched it this time around, president obama endorsed hillary clinton. in a three-minute video recorded tuesday and released today on twitter and the campaign website. >> i don't think there's ever been someone so qualified to hold this office. she's got the courage, the compassion, and the heart to get the job done. >> video appeared little more than an hour after clinton's rival, senator bernie sanders, finished a private session with the president in the oval office and sketched out for reporters a vision of american economy starkly at odds with the record mr. obama touts. >> we will continue doing everything that we can to o

. >>> plus james rosen is known for asking the tough questions but are they really so tough that the compelled to delete the answers? we will tell you about the very latest excuses from the state department. >> i want to thank james rosen. your correspondent, for bringing this to my attention because if he hadn't a couple of weeks ago, i would never have known that this occurred. so first of all, kudos to him. i'm terrible at golf. he is. but i'd like to keep being terrible at golf for as long as i can. new patented ensure enlive has hmb plus 20 grams of protein to help rebuild muscle. for the strength and energy to do what you love. new ensure enlive. always be you. ♪ ♪ ♪ take on the unexpected with a car that could stop for you. nissan safety shield technologies, available in the altima, sentra and maxima. as our business is growing, and you're on the road all day long, it's exhausting. hi how are you? you're on the fourth floor. thank you so much. hey sweetie! how are you? it's important to stay at a hotel with a lot to offer. that's great! and the holiday inn has really been that

. >>> now to james rosen who is about to go into the white house briefing. hi, james. >> reporter: gretchen, the release of this video puts to rest some speculation that had been ongoing for more than a week on when president obama would weigh in with his endorsement in the democratic primary battle. we should note that senator sanders after he met with the president here at the white house this morning indicates he still does intend to to compete in the district of columbia primary contest next week. so he's not out of the race in a strictly technical sense. in endorsing hillary clinton, president obama spoke of her courage, her compassion, her heart. he also used the word that was the chief point of focus for senator sanders' indictment of hillary clinton's qualifications -- judgment. president obama saying she has the judgment to be the president of the united states. he said that's also clear to him after having debated her some 20 times eight years ago. for her part, hillary clinton has released a statement to reuters saying that he has got my back in th

james rosen posed the question about whether there could be secret talks going on with iran and whetheristration purposely misled reporters and a clip of that exchange disappeared. >> it was three years ago and the individual who took the call doesn't have a memory of it. there were no rules or regulations in place that prohibited this. we learned quite a bit. we learned there was a deliberate request. this wasn't a technical glitch. martha: garrett, the state department is admitting this was deliberately edited out of the clip on youtube and the state department site. >> the missing video was not the result of a glitch. what we don't know is who that state department official is. that 8-minute clip was from a state department briefing from reporters in december of 2013 when in response to a question by james rosen jen psaki admitted the administration purposely misled the press. >> did the policy where the preservation of the secrecy of secret negotiations are concerned to lie to achieve that goal? >> i think there are times when diplomacy need privacy in order to progress. this is a g

james rosen has a status update and a reality check on the determined ban of party activists. >> people that have said the worst things about me -- >> reporter: in the 48 days since indiana made donald trump the republican party nominee, the so-called never trump movement with a hashtag before it has #neverfullygoneaway. they plot more about how to block the winner of almost 14 million primary votes from becoming the gop standard. >> the words you hear from donald trump day in and day out and the effort i'm sighing and the movement that donald trump will not be the nominee of the republican party. >> reporter: the never trump movement carried an air of never trump. >> i didn't want to make comments about a particular candidate until that was absolutely necessary. >> when mitt romney intervened in way that mostly served to republican base to back trump in the first place. >> it's a disorganized movement. there's no clear goal. there isn't an alternative that has emerged. there hasn't been a clear alternative to emerge someone wanting to get involved in this race. a lot of this is because

hats off to james rosen for his persistence. jen psaki told the truth. then they admitted it was a cover-up. someone went off the reservation from the state department. essentially the administration wanted to get it through, noxpe. especially at the state department and especially when it comes to national security. you have look at ben rhodes and jen pkski. so put something one in these positions politicizes foreign policy and national security. the foreign service leadership of the state department would never allow this to happen under a republican administration. if you are not a subject matter expert they don't allow it. but if you are a democrat they allow these positions to be filled by people who aren't qualified. judge napolitano: how does this enter the presidential campaign? what can we expect to hear from donald trump? and how will hillary clinton react to this? she once ran the state department that now admits it lied. >> the strengths hillary clinton had going into this campaign, foreign policy chops turn out to be her aquill ease heel. th

the questions from fox news james rosen centered around the nuclear deal between the white house andd whether or not u.s. citizens were deceived. >>> is it the policy of the state department where the preservation of the secrecy of secret negotiations is concerned to lie in order to achieve that goal? >> there are times it needs diplomacy to progress. >> all public affairs officials deny ordering the edit. they first called it a glitch then admitted it was intentional have no way to find out what happened and consider the matter closed. >> it is going forward so it will ner happen again. >> unfortunate as this incident was it didn't break any regulations or policies. given secretary's strong interests given congress's strong interests and media's strong interest we have see dieded died d- -- decided to look at that. >> since new rules were broken and no new rules are put into place even if they solve the mystery of whou it happened. >> patricia stark live for us. >> hillary clinton is doubling down saying her e-mail scandal absolutely will not be a problem in the general election. th

remember when the state department admit to do editing this exchange between our james rosen and a statest spokesperson. it's happened again this time over a press briefing over the iran nuclear deal. garrett tenney with the latest on. this good morning, clayton. the selective editing again involves a fox news correspondent asking about the administration lying to the american public about the iran nuclear deal. back on may 9th, at the white house press briefing, our own kevin corke asked white house spokesperson josh earnst about that here is the exchange. >> you can state categorically that no senior official in this administration has ever lied publicly about any aspect of the iran nuclear deal? >> no. >> that initial response from ernest where he says no, kevin, never made it into the white house's official transcript of that briefing though. a white house official told abc news, which first reported the omission that the line was left out because it was inaudible. though you could clearly hear it there in that video. this, of course, comes on the heels of a discovery that the state d

james rosen has a status update and a reality check on the determined ban of party activists. >> people that have said the worst things about me -- >> reporter: in the 48 days since indiana made donald trump the republican party nominee, the so-called never trump movement with a hashtag before it has #neverfullygoneaway. they plot more about how to block the winner of almost 14 million primary votes from becoming the gop standard. >> the words you hear from donald trump day in and day out and the effort i'm sighing and the movement that donald trump will not be the nominee of the republican party. >> reporter: the never trump movement carried an air of never trump. >> i didn't want to make comments about a particular candidate until that was absolutely necessary. >> when mitt romney intervened in way that mostly served to republican base to back trump in the first place. >> it's a disorganized movement. there's no clear goal. there isn't an alternative that has emerged. there hasn't been a clear alternative to emerge someone wanting to get involved in this race. a lot of this is because

james rosen talked about the secret talks under way and he said well, yeah, sometimes you have to conduct diplomacy under the cover of darkness. >> in fairness. it was not jim. but victoria new land who was asked by james a couple of years before. are there government discussions going on. you can understand victoria new land not wanting to announce that. she said no. and which was misleading. i don't know if she knew the truth. when it came out there was discussions going on. james asked the now spokes person gen sak e about this. and they said they need privacy. and which was a gentile way of saying yeah, we sometimes mislead. but the discussion to delete that administration was crazy. chris wallace, thank you very: >> you bet. >> we'll be right back. as our business is growing, and you're on the road all day long, it's exhausting. hi how are you? you're on the fourth floor. thank you so much. hey sweetie! how are you? it's important to stay at a hotel with a lot to offer. that's great! and the holiday inn has really been that. holiday inn has been a part of the team. good luck with the

lauren: spokeswoman jan thought he was asked by fox news james rosen about it claimed that no direct secret talks were underway between the the u.s. and iran would it be weird. >> this is the policy of the state department or the preservation of the secrecy of secret negotiations is concerned in order to achieve the goal. >> there at times for diplomacy needs privacy in order to progress. this is a good example of that. lauren: the state department could not find out who is was responsible for deleting the footage but is decided as unacceptable. >> the state department inspector general increases the likelihood and pressure on the justice department to pursue criminal charges against hillary clinton. the report last week found clinton broke government posted a personal e-mail use and this comes as the fbi investigates whether classified e-mail discovered on her server constitute a violation of federal code. if the fbi's findings mirror criminal charges, the decision to prosecute rests with attorney general director lynch. lauren: meanwhile, the former aide pleads two exercises to ame

the deleted exchange feared then spokeswoman jen psaki appearing to admit to fox news' james rosen that the depart had previously misled the press and the public about the origins of the iran nuclear talks. the order to sensor the video was issued by the state department, but the official responsible for maginged request is unknown and the department's attempts to track down the culprit have led to a dead end is. >> the system is such that internal phone call records are only available for a 24-hour period. so those records, internet calls would no longer be available? >> the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee called for an inspector general's investigation, while the chairman of the house oversight committee wrote secretary of state john kerry demanding all relevant documents. jen psaki said she will cooperate with any congressional investigation. >> of course. i have absolutely nothing to hide here, wolf. but i will say again, i had no involvement and no knowledge. >> suspicions have swirled that it may have been part of the administration's broad plan to sell the iran de

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that december when it turned out there were talks james rosen had this exchange with another spokesman. >> is it the policy of the state department where the preservation of the secrecy of secret negotiations is concerned to lie in order to achieve the goal? >> james, i think there are times when diplomacy needs privacy in order to progress. this is a good example of that. >> james discovered recently that exchange had been deleted from the video record. they keep a record of every briefing they do. the first explanation was because of a technical glitch. that's the reason they used. the state department said someone still unknown ordered that eight minutes of the tape be deleted. how big a deal? >> there is a deal inside washington. i would say lots of people across the board are upset about what this says about the integrity of the state department. john kerry himself said it is a big deal and whoever did it shouldn't be working for me anymore. there is a formality to the state department briefing. it is the official word of the u.s. government and the idea it could be tinkered with

the state department previously suggested a glitch occurred in which a dialogue between our james rosen and jen psaki was eliminated. the spokesman now john kirby confessed it was intentionally removed on orders. >> there was a deliberate request that this wasn't a technical glitch, this was a deliberate request. we do not know who made the request to edit the video or why it was made. lou: well, one, i'll bet you it wasn't a request. two, i'll bet you it was an order. three, i bet you they know who did it. the controversy dates back to early 2013 when our james rosen pushed victoria newlyin on her denial that the united states was involved in talks with iran. her denial. ten months later, it was revealed such discussions had taken place. >>> and new developments in the clinton e-mail scandal. the former state department computer staffer who helped hillary clinton set up her private e-mail server says now he will take the fifth amendment at a deposition hearing next week. bryan pagliano also wants to prevent any video recording being made of that session, which is part of an open record

but then there was this, when you were the state department spokeswoman, subsequent e chaxce with james rosenith why victor victor victoria newland lied. i'll play the clip again. >> is it a policy of the state where secret negotiations are concerned to lie in order to achieve that goal? >> james, i think there are times where diplomacy needs privacy in order to progress. >> the accusation against you and i want to give you a chance to respond, you were defending that earlier lie from victoria newland. >> i think you could speak to tori or anyone else what she knew about that but what i was doing that day and the weeks prior was providing information about the back channel, about the negotiations from the years past. i do believe, as i said during that exchange, there are certainly times where negotiations and important diplomatic discussions require not briefing the public on what's happening. not because we don't want to have that conversation with you, wolf, but that means all parties are weighing in and becomes a public debate instead of a private negotiation that, as you know from coveri

james rosen was grilling about the iran nuclear deal. she admitted that the u.s.lied about its secret negotiations with iran. here is a portion of that eight minute exchange. the obama administration does not want you to see this. >> is it a policy of secret negotiations are concerned? in order to achieve that goal? >> i think that there are times where diplomacy needs privacy in order to progress. that is a good example of that. >> there are two parts to this story. the government lied to us. intentionally censoring the media. the current state department spokesperson claims in official gave the order. he has no idea who that person is. really? how does this kind of thing happening? joining me right now is ralph peters and kt mcfarland. working in a number of administrations. she is still with me. you worked in the white house. i am not saying that this would not have happened in other administrations. you worked in the nixon white house. >> how could something like this happening? >> it happens very deliver it late. she lied. in addition to that, they delete evi

chief washington correspondent james rosen is live for us at the white house. to be a fly on the wall in that meeting, james. >> reporter: or an aide with a tape recorder, or what have you. yes, gretchen, good afternoon. as president obama prepares to head to the big apple in a short time from now for a pair of democratic fund-raisers and a taping of "the tonight show with jimmy fallon," his political team is busily drawing up plans for the most effective use of the president as both a fund-raiser and as a campaigner in the fall general election cycle. hillary clinton served pmr. obaa as secretary of state. she is now the presumptive nominee of the party of which mr. obama is head. even though senator bernie sanders is an independent and not really a stalwart democrat, mr. obama told pbs one week ago he has tried to avoid big-footing democratic voters in this primary by making an endorsement. >> i think we'll probably have a pretty good sense next week of who the nominee will end up being. i think both bernie sanders and hillary clinton are good people. i think

a question from our colleague james rosen was removed. ime of that exchange, state department employee, jen psaki said this -- that state department employee is now the white house communications director. her colleague current spokesperson for the state department james kirby made this comment on fox and friends about the edit. >> i want to thank james rosen. your correspondent. for bringing this to my attention. if he hadn't a couple of weeks ago, i wouldn't have known. we took it seriously and talked to the technician who was asked to make this cut, and the call that came into her was a dpraul somebody else passing on a request from another official, that's why it was too removed. >> did the editor remember who called her and directed her to do this? >> she did not. she did not know who to call. >> does that mean because she gets these calls all the time? too many for her to remember this one in particular? >> i don't think that's the case, no. >> why couldn't she remember? if she remembers deleting it, why doesn't she remember who gave

talks between the united states and iran but that december when it items out there were talks, james rosenith another spokesman. >> is it the policy of the state department where the preservation of secrecy of secret new yorks is concerned to lie in order to achieve that goal? >> james, there are times where we need privacy to progress diplomacy and this is an example of that. >> james discovered recently that exchange had been deleted from the video record of the briefing. they keep a record of every resting and the state department's first explanation it was because of a "technical glitch," but they came out and said someone, still unknown, had ordered that eight minutes of the time be deleted. how big a deal? >> very big deal inside washington, a lot people across the board are upset at what this said about the integrity of state department and john kerry said, big deal, and whoever did it should not be working for me anymore. there is kind of a formality to the state department briefing. it is the official word of the united states government and the idea that it was tinkered with for

the deleted exchange featured then spokeswoman jen psaki appearing to admit to fox news' james rosen that the depart had previously misled the press and the public about the origins of the iran nuclear talks. the order to sensor the video was issued by the state department, but the official responsible for maginged request is unknown and the department's attempts to track down the culprit have led to a dead end is. >> the system is such that internal phone call records are only available for a 24-hour period. so those records, internet calls would no longer be available? >> the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee called for an inspector general's investigation, while the chairman of the house oversight committee wrote secretary of state john kerry demanding all relevant documents. jen psaki said she will cooperate with any congressional investigation. >> of course. i have absolutely nothing to hide here, wolf. but i will say again, i had no involvement and no knowledge. >> suspicions have swirled that it may have been part of the administration's broad plan to sell the ir

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admission from the state department just moments ago, a deliberate request was made to delete james rosen's exchange with an official over the iran nuclear negotiations. hi, everybody. this is "your world." to bret baier on what this is all about and why this is a very big deal. what's going on? >> this all stems from an original question that james asked in february of 2013 to then state department spokesperson victoria newland. he was asking about direct talks with iran outside the p-5 plus 1 negotiations on the iran deal. victoria newland at the time said with regard to that kind of thing that you're talking about on a government-to-government level, no, no, they did not happen. well, as the iran deal came to pass, it was rolled out by the administration that in fact through a -- negotiated through oman there had been direct government-to-government negotiations and it was talked about. james went back in december of that year and asked jen psaki whether or not in fact victoria newland was lying about that. she eventually after multiple questions got to that sometimes diplomacy needs pri

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