but jim comey is appointed by barack obama.nd he is one of the most clear-headed brilliant logical and honorable people in washington, d.c. a trait somewhat foreign to that town. and don't give me that woman thing where oh, it's time for a female president. yeah, it is. but not her. what makes you think that electing this woman who spent most of her career riding her husband's coattails is necessarily a good thing? doesn't it depend on the individual, man or woman? and for those of you who think the woman will automatically help other women, consider this -- the clinton foundation, an organization of which the clintons have control pays female employees 38 cents less per dollar than males. so much for that old pay inequality thing. supporting women? hillary made her bones creating the attack team on all the women who said bill engaged in sexual activity, ranging from harassment to affairs, to worse. but if these women are all liars, as they say, why was paula jones awarded $850,000 from the clintons? and monica lewinsky's dress

so, kim, i think most people agree that barring an act of god or an active fbi director, jim comey, hillarylinton is going to be the nominee. how much trouble can bernie sanders cause her between now and the convention? >> if you look at the number of pledged delegates out there now, there's only a difference of less than 300 between bernie sanders and hillary clinton. and also, paul, the momentum has been with sanders. you know we have handful of primary contests and caucuses left. if he were to run the table on those, which by the way that he could, he will have won 19 of the 25 last primaries and caucuses in this race. so, yeah, exactly. that number is real. so he goes and he would have won about 55% of the delegates since super tuesday. so her claim isn't necessarily as strong, especially it's a claim based entirely on superdelegates, which increasingly it is. >> dan, what is this, is it buyer's remorse among democrats? recognizing that she may be a weak candidate? what's going on? >> it's definitely recognizing she could be a weak candidate. they probably should have seen that from the

is it jim comey? does he have a hotline? >> whenever bernie is on, i want some. confidence is amazing. he should be a life coach. he's taken it all the way. he's not given up. i guess' popular. he knows a popular vote is a big deal. but the superdelegates are popular, before it' not going to work that way. kennedy: i wasn't popular in high school. emails hillary clinton sent from her private server. 2,000 have pen retroactively deemed classified. but bill clinton says it's not a security breach. it's just politics. >> they said we want to see all your email. so she said fine. so she dumped them. she said they don't belong to me, they belong to the state department. kennedy: what about the ones she deleted. don't those belong to the state department? do you think the f.b.i. likes hearing the focus of their work is a game? >> i can't imagine they would. but we know that the vast right wing conspiracy has extended to the f.b.i. now. obama's f.b.i. and he has this weird metaphor about how they changed the speed limit and it's like getting a ticket for the old speed l

do you think about the internal conversations and deliberations that may be going on with jim comey athe fbi and loretta lynch, the attorney general? >> it's the background noise that tiny little layers makes people, you know, reinforces the idea that she is untrust worthy. i think that's a big problem for her. but, "wall street journal" poll out over the weekend that showed the number of bernie sanders supporters who are willing to turn their support to her has dropped in half and we're talking, you know, maybe 17%. but, the fact that 17% of bernie sanders supporters today say they would switch their vote to donald trump, if it's a clinton/trump matchup, i think that's kind of significant. at the very least it means he might be able to keep some of those people at home. >> i think that the best argument that trump can probably make against hillary clinton in the general election is casting her as someone who is of the political establishment, who plays political games. who is trying to deceive the public the way politicians have done forever, basically. because the country is just not

director jim comey recommended an indictment and there is not one coming from the justice department,t's trouble. that looks like such coercion and so shady and sceptical i think that ruins her. judge napolitano: is joe biden waiting in the wings? >> i hope so. i don't have any friend in d.c. judge napolitano: why did he make a highly publicized trip to iraq? >> i think that's why bernie sanders is hanging in there. joe biden is a highly competent guy. he's likeable and has attributes she doesn't have. i think a lot of big donors are saying we don't know what's going to happen. hold up, wait. audit the fed. nobody else running for president that say that. >> i haven't heard him talk about the fed enough in this campaign, in anti-wall street. i'll bet a large percentage of bernie supporters don't know what the fed is. >> look at the white house correspondent's dinner. barack obama went hard at hillary clinton. he gave her a couple throwaways. but he came at her four or five times. and he spoke glowingly of his sitting vice president. i think the white house would love to see joe biden

in fact, that nsa director former that i just cited, michael hayden, said this, the fbi director, jim comeyis wrong. america is simply more secure, america is safer with unbreakable end to end encryption. now, i look forward to exploring the details of all of this tonight with you and mr. zakaria, but i can promise you, ladies and gentlemen, one thing, if i am standing shoulder to shoulder with a director of the national security agency on something, there's a damn good reason for that. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> you just heard our opening arguments. you will hear our closing arguments when we come back. we'll also tell you how you can see the entire debate. back in a moment. there are two billion people who don't have access to basic banking, but that is changing. at temenos, with the microsoft cloud, we can enable a banker to travel to the most remote locations with nothing but a phone and a tablet. everywhere where there's a phone, you have a bank. now a person is able to start a business, and employ somebody for the first time. the microsoft cloud helped us to bring banking to

i knew jim comey back many years ago.a -- he is the last voice -- he seems like a very squared away individual and i trust him. janet reno as much as she wanted to put on the facade -- >> -- that was a joke. >> she was a joke. seven independent councils on the clintons and their cabinet. >> none of them anything. >> for a reason. >> she appointed them and they didn't do anything. janet reno was the worst attorney general in the united states history. facebook, same thing. you heard about this facebook shuts out conservative postings, all right. in favor of liberal postings. the guy in charge of that tom stocky apparently he and his wife gave $5,400 to hillary clinton. >> right. >> here is tom. and i have been saying this from the jump on yahoo and these other deliverers, you can't find conservative opinion on them. oh, you are crazy it's an aggregate. it's this, it's that. bologna. >> this is false advertising. they are saying this is mathematical algorithm. this is bologna. there is some whistle blower saying we stepped

. >> jim comey was with larry and me in the u.s. very small world. >> very small world. >> has policing changed in the last 30 years. >> i would say yes. i think police something much more community based. i think that law enforcement over the last several decades has learned to more effectively engage communities. there are always some trouble spots and lessons to be learned. but i think that overall law enforcement is doing a better and better job understanding the community. engaging with the community. the policemen is there to protect and serve the public. i know a lot of police officers that believe it and so i think that's certainly one evolution i have seen since the days i was a young prosecutor. >> how about -- i mean, when you look at all these drug gangs, it's tough to penetrate drug goings or maybe some of these criminals who have very high powered weapon. it's tough. >> i'm very proud of the fact that just about two weeks ago, hhi, homeland security investigations is part of this huge takedown in new york city along wi

in fact, that nsa director former that i just cited, michael hayden, said this, the fbi director, jim comeyis wrong. america is simply more secure, america is safer with unbreakable end to end encryption. now, i look forward to exploring the details of all of this tonight with you and mr. zakaria, but i can promise you, ladies and gentlemen, one thing, if i am standing shoulder to shoulder with a director of the national security agency on something, there's a damn good reason for that. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> you just heard our opening arguments. you will hear our closing arguments when we come back. we'll also tell you how you can see the entire debate. back in a moment. if you have allergy congestion, muddling through your morning is nothing new. ...your nose is the only thing on your mind... ...and to get relief, anything is fair game. introducing rhinocort® allergy spray from the makers of zyrtec®. powerful relief from your most frustrating nasal allergy symptom* ,all day and all night. hasn't your nose been through enough already? try new rhinocort® allergy spray. muddle

back seat until the justice department is done with its recommendation for me, i'm curious to see jim comey means a political hack or in the tank for anybody in the fbi if he recommends a indictment democrats should accept it. if he doesn't recommend indictment i hope republicans understand there is thorough investigation, she has been cleared and let's move on. harris: let's talk about who this person is, bryan pagliano. first an sell against source not speaking on record our fox news was table to talk to the source, says that pagliano is devastating witness in the fbi's case and the investigation. the fact, he was the guy who this whole thing up. >> how do you go through a four-year period, 30,000 emails, yet have no correspondence between the person that set it up, the i.t. individual that sets it up and secretary clinton at that time. the american people have to step back and say this is virtually impossible. this is something that can not be real. tell us something, say they were five, except for the one, happy birthday, madam secretary, only one found in 30,000 emails. harris: absolut

the topping on the cake, jim comey? i never heard of security inquiry. it is investigation. in law enforcement. melissa: investigation is in our name. this is the one that really gets me. harris, this is the fact exchange with jake sullivan said we're trying to send this we had issue sending secure fax. they were working on it. clinton wrote, if they can't, turn it into non-paper with no identifying heading and send it non-secure. take the label off and send it to me on regular fax. harris: the judge mentioned that document that the former secretary of state signed. that meant she understood signing her name, she understood things are classified as born documents based on content and not any sort of marking that would be on there. that means she is willing to take a born classified or top secret-type document and turn it into something else so she can transfer it. transfer it in two-ways. one, non-secure, to people that we don't know what kind of clearance they have on the other end. both of those, as i understand it, not allowed, not allowed period under any circumstances.

the fbi director jim comey has said we have no information on these people and therefore they shouldwed. that's the fbi, simon. i, myself, believe this is not a time to grant new visas. when the time comes and we have more information and a better border security system, then that's the time we can open up. now is not the time. i think trump is 100% right on that and i think guarding the southern border where isis is already plotting to come through, he is exactly right about that. we must preserve the borders. look, all i want, all i want is this -- i want to slash -- you've heard me say this. i want to slash the business tax rate across the board, i want america to grow and then the fed can raise interest rates. i think trump has this story exactly right. >> okay. >> and he has, last point, please. he has a lovely family by all accounts. so please do not call him evil. he has a lovely family. they love him, they respect him and that tells you something about the man's character. >> ed rogers, one last quick comment, if you would. >> banning all muslims in the same category of depor

when jim comey was testifying he said the fbi is not the fbi you see on prime-time television.we are portrayed fictionally. they should have had some of the skills that he claimed they didn't have. >> i have almost a thousand personnel in our counter-terrorism bureau working on the investigative side making intelligence out of information. i pay a lot of money to a lot of very smart kids coming out of college to be our researchers, to sit on the computers, access what's going on in the world. but i lose them after a year or two because they get a resumÉ item from us and then they move into the private sector where the competition for those skills is phenomenal. so we are at a great disadvantage, fbi. fbi, what he's talking about, comey, is that a large part of his work force you're never going to see. they're buried in the bunkers looking at the computers all day long. but attracting the talent and attracting the skill-set, those people are hard to come by because in the private sector they can pay a hell of a lot better than we can. >> excuse me. i'm sorry. let me turn your at

comeys in the 1980s. the upset was considered the greatest in sports history because we won. jim is auctioning off his gold medal and the flag he draped over his shoulders looking to secure a future for his children and grandchildren. i feel like i was there. do you think william devein is going to buy that gold medal and deliver the to your house? >> gold medal for cash. cash for gold. it's beautiful. look at that. i didn't understand why he was doing it at first. this is something usually you covet. but it's a pretty good idea. obviously a museum will pick it up. he wants to get upward of $6 million. kmele what can you do with your gold medal? >> i would tell them for as much money as possible soon. i want to take advantage of it today and diversify it's a sad analogy of where we are. gold medals are symbolic. you were victorious and stood up for this nation. it was a huge win. kennedy: it doesn't take the win away from him, it just redistributes it. 72% of chris christie's home voters are opposed to him being donald trump's running-mate. and 62% disapprove of how he's doing as