and john podesta said that as the press, their job is not to let that happen.far the early show, if he wants to be the story, he can be . so her message does not get out. donny: it is very simple. in, hillaryu lean comes on, you lean back. america bought the truck pilot, now they want to see the show. say what you want, we are going to watch trump all the time, morning, noon, and night. so, that can blow him up or that can -- mark: and what can she do? she comes here and says, i want to be in the news every night. i don't want it to always be a trump piece. what can she do? donny: she has to be a great counterpunch. the counter program has got to be smart, so you've got to wait, basically, you have something to play with every day. you have a piece of clay trump will give you every day. best efforts are never going to be as good as his . he could be the lead every day and blow himself up, but the country could say "this is the , story, this is the guy." donny: today for instance, she should -- by the way, if i were her, i would be on "saturday night live" next

yeah, one of, we talked about the social psychology of politics, the reality that is john podesta's lettery there could be a big problem for hillary clinton out there causes people to hedge their bets. as long as they're hedging it is hard for them to make a leap go for a candidate democrats have never been super enthusiastic about to begin with. martha: a lot more coming up. chris, thank you very much. >>ou bet. bill: eight minutes past. some of the republican establishment still showing disdain for donald trump and democrats becoming increasingly concerned about hillary clinton. is a third party candidate possible on both sides? great panel on that in a moment to take it on. martha: veterans administration faces new questions this morning after reports of a quote systemic failure within the agency. how much longer is this going to go on? plus this. >> mommy's right here. [shouting] >> oh! >> oh, my gosh. bill: it is all the talk. zoo officials shooting a gorilla after the boy falls into the enclosure and asking if it is the right call. what the zoo is saying about its decision today. >>

. >> john podesta came out in the clinton campaign and says this. in this week along loan, donald trump talked about building a relationship with a reckless dictator, called two diverse american cities more dangerous than war zones like iraq and released a list of supreme court nominees that includes no people of color. he finishes with, it is only wednesday. >> well, you know, poe defendanto is certainly entitled to his opinion and the rest of the year we'll hear about how great hillary clinton is. what i find interesting is to your point about priorities usa attacking trump. >> clinton super pac. >> when you have tenant that is at a high unfavorability rating, why aren't they out this touting why she's good. i don't hear anything about what hillary clinton is going to do for this country, what she's going to change in terms of barack obama's policies. what i hear is attacks on donald trump and what he's saying is no different than what we heard with barack obama when he said he was going to meet with the iranians. we hear, yeah, i have no problem

the clinton camp remains fixed on the general election with campaign chair john podesta saying quote, throughout this campaign, donald trump has demonstrated that he's too divisive and lacks the temperament to lead our nation and the free world with so much at stake, donald trump is simply too big of a risk. hillary clinton has proven that she has the strength to keep us safe in the uncertain world and a life long record of fighting to break down the barriers, economic and social, that hold working families back. >>> the campaign is already fund-raising off of the likely nomination of trump. tweeting that he's the presumptive gop nominee. chip in now if you agree we can not let him become president. >>> senator elizabeth warren had strong words for the gop tweeting quote, there's more enthusiasm for donald trump among leaders of the kkk than leaders of the political party he now controls. well, with clinton and trump almost assured to go against one another in the general election it will be the first election in history that pits the most unlikable candidates of each party against ea

mark: you know, john and i talked to john podesta and we said, "are you worried that donald trump couldominate the news?" and they said that their job is not to let that happen. far, on "the today show," if he wants to dominate the story, he can. is veryy the way, it simple. donald comes on, you lean in, hillary comes on, you lean back. look at the commercial ratings. america bought the trump pilot, and now they want to see the show. say what you want, we are going to watch trump all the time, morning, noon, and night. mark: what can she do? she can come and say i want to be in the news every night. i don't want to always be a trump piece. what can she do? donny: she has to be a great counterpunch. the counter program has got to be smart, to you've got to wait, basically, basically your best tv efforts are to counter him. mark: but the best efforts are never going to be as good as his . look, she could be the lead every day and blow himself up and the country basically says, this is the story, this is the guy. donny: she should basically -- by the way, if i were her, i would be on "satu

. >> there is a memo from john podesta acknowledges of the e-mail and the private use was a mistake and seems to be much more apologetic and less defensive than the initial statement that came out last week. there were a number of flaws in what she did pointed in and out the ig report and that the initial response was probably too defensive. >> reporter: well, look, it is clear now from the ig report that the rules were unclear. we know secretary powell also used a personal e-mail account. we know that. secretary rice did the same. with all the information she has now and acknowledges this was a mistake and she should have done it differently. i don't think voters and primary voters in california of those ballots sitting on their kitchen tables are thinking of e-mail issues right now. it is important to get to the issue that's matter for this contest. how do we get wages rising and every child gets an outstanding education. so that's what we are going to be focused on. hillary acknowledged that this was a mistake and she would have done it differently if she had the benefit of all the i

clinton campaign chairman, john podesta, actually acknowledged that the private email system is a mistake but separately she has taken responsibility for it. has she? >> her defense always had been on public relations level, they weren't labeled as sensitive information at the time. but the fact of the matter is, given her position and her experience and her seasoning she should have known these were classified documents. so they didn't need to be labeled for her to know. if you recklessly stored them or knowingly transmitted to somebody without right security clearance that's a violation. i think fbi will be in very difficult spot. i think there is one violation. i'm not sure they will indict her on eve of election when she is a leading candidate. deirdre: will hurt her credibility even among democratic voters looking for strong candidate which may end up being to trump's benefit? >> no question. deirdre: governor tim pawlenty joining me there. glad to have you with me. >> thank you. deirdre: media bias alert, one writer crying foul after he says liberal website "huffington post" pulled

the efforts at unification, and it really occurred when president obama turned over and named john podesta reached way over. that was the big step. he picked her as secretary of state. it's hard to have fought that long, even if you knew you were never going to get elected. sanders knew he was never getting elected, but somehow to give up those reins and go back to representing 600,000, it's a hard task for him. liz: bernie speaking live now, he's in the lincoln park section of los angeles. this is it. hillary clinton just spoke in detroit before heading to los angeles. she's coming to l.a. at the moment. but let's listen to what she said. she's looking at trump as her adversary, not bernie sanders. she attacked him just now. go ahead. >> what little we know of his economic policies would be running up our debt, starting trade wars, letting wall street run wild. all of that could cause another crash and devastate working families and our country. trump economics is a recipe for lower wages, fewer jobs, more debt. he could bankrupt america like he's bankrupted his companies. [cheers and app

. >> her campaign chairman, john podesta, sent a memo to her leading supporters to put last week's state department inspector general report in context. "since last year secretary clinton has said her use of!b jennifer griffin, thank you. >>> we have disturbing new details about a victim of the 2007 minnesota bridge collapse that caused a school bus to plunge into the mississippi river. one of the survivors though from that bus -- you're not going to believe this -- now apparently using his compensation money that he was awarding to become a terrorist and help isis. >>> we found multiple incidents where young kids have fallen into gorilla exhibits. we'll play that video for you first here. after a long day, dave stops working, but his aleve doesn't. because aleve can last 4 hours longer than tylenol 8 hour. what will you do with your aleve hours? >>> fox fuzz alert now on closing arguments in a federal terrorism trial where testimony emerged linking a survivor of the horrific minneapolis bridge collapse back in 2007 to isis now. trace gallagher live with this unbelievable story. trace? >

gearing up for the general election, her campaign chairman john podesta sent a memo to her leading supporters calling her use of a private e-mail server a mistake and downplaying last week's state department inspector general report. quote, the report confirmed secretary clinton's e-mail account was well-known by many state department officials throughout her tenure. and there's no evidence of a breach of her e-mail server. the state department spokesman and the inspector general had a different take. >> the full extent of her use of private e-mail was not clear. >> reporter: as previously noted, oig found that office of the legal adviser approved secretary clinton's approval system. today's editorial concludes clinton's bad decision had turned into something far worse, a threat to national security, one that she repeatedly ignored despilt multiple warnings. meantime, during a five-hour deposition, fox news learned that lawyers for clinton's former chief of staff cheryl mills repeated questions about the i.t. specialist who set up clinton's private e-mail server. he has emerged as a key witne

. >> clearly somebody they are going to portray as risky, and we saw that last night when john podesta, her campaign chairman, used -- use the -- used the phrase he's too much of a risk. i think we see the shape of the campaign taking place. not only loose cannon, not only risky, but put meat on the bones of his policy proposals, and i think you're going to -- you're going to -- and she's also challenged reporters to ask him tougher questions if he's going to be so available to us, so she's kind of laid it all out there for anderson. >> john king, you're next. what jumped out at you? >> i think it was interesting. anderson put on the table one of the deficits for hillary clinton in our new pot. most of the poll is good news for hillary clinton. she starts, if you think this is a clinton/trump, she starts with an advantage and she starts with a lead, but she -- >> the economy. >> issue number one, the economy, and anderson put that on the table and it was interesting how she did it. donald trump in you go back to the larry king files saying the economy does better than democrats and hil

hypothesis has long been a passion of former white house chief of staff and current clinton chairman john podesta i think it's time to open the books on questions that have remained in the dark, on the question of government investigations of ufos. it's time to find out what the truth really is that's out there. >> and joining me now is world renowned theoretical physicist, this is our normal theoretical physics block in the show. thanks for joining us today for this. okay, so this idea that there's ufo files, there are secrets that have been kept from the public. do you think there's something that the government has that would shed serious light on this topic that people don't know right now? >> well, this is potentially a game-changer, because hillary clinton is playing the ufo card. this is going to put pressure on all the extraterrestrials out there to register and vote. and it's going to put pressure on trump to play his version of the ufo card. >> do you think there's anything, or is this just a lot of science fiction? do you think the government is hiding anything? >> i think the governme

clinton, john podesta, it's in your campaign's interest, going forward against trump to have the sandersple say she treated us with respect until the very end. >> a good sales pitch. >> i think she should do it but she know that bret baier ain't rachel maddow. just saying. >> i think she is tough, too. and i think that it would be making, for the people that really support her and really believe in her. this will be a great opportunity for her to kind of, it would be. but i want you, i don't have quite the confidence in her that you do, juan, sorry to say. >>> next -- that whisper revealed more than 20 years later. what o.j. simpson told his lawyer, robert shapiro right after a jury cleared him. when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain,

. >> it's maybe why john podesta saying donald trump is too much of a risk.s very pointed and had nothing to do with indiana and everything to do with donald trump. thank you so much. do appreciate it. great insight in such breaking news. we get some brand new details too about the decision of john kasich to drop out of this race for the white house. effectively at the airport on the way to fundraisers. we did not expect ted cruz last night. we did not expect john kasich this morning. but this is a new political landscape, folks. you wouldn't haul a load without checking your clearance. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. freshly made in the japanese tokyo-sttradition.noodles. when you cook with incredible ingredients...you make incredible meals. get your first two meals free at blueapron.com/cook. approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers abou

plus, her top guy, john podesta, trying to explain away the e-mail scandal.ur, the man who is running against debby wasserman-schultz in the primary has bernie sanders' endorsement. and summing up the problems with the tsa, gross incompetence. here comes hour two. ♪ we are back after a three-day weekend and the markets are open and we're down just three points. remember, please, janet yellen spoke, saying a rate hike is likely. rates up, stocks down, that's not happening today thus far. how about the price of oil? very close to $50 a barrel. we're up 1% and maybe that's keeping a floor under the stock market. soda stream, now there's a name to remember. they're going to release their new homemade beer system. >> beer? >> that's the news. >> home brew, think about it liz: that's the home brew we want to talk about. stuart: that's why it's up 6 1/2. ashley: beer stream. stuart: how about this one, billionaire carl icahn announced what he called a large position of the botox maker, that would be allergan, that's up over 1%. latest read on the economy breaking no

you can see her doing that now with this idea that he is a loose cannon, last night her aide john podestahat's what she has to do. it is hard for her. she has to figure out how to keep the obama coalition energized and engaged and figure out how to still do well with women and white voters as well. >> i think one way to energize the obama coalition is to attack donald trump and, you know, it is very clear their strategy is he is risky, loose cannon. use degrading, demeaning and bully, those are code words to women, not even code words, we all know what that means. she didn't take them directly on the question of whether he was racist but i think this is just the beginning of things to come and what they've learned from the republican primary process, don't wait. don't wait. >> this could get intense and very ugly, dana, pretty soon. >> no question about that. i think the fundamental problem that hillary clinton has, which is truly fundamental, not changeable, have to figure to work around it, she represents everything that he, that his victory represents, meaning she is the establishment,

before we get to the it's very telling that john podesta, the chair of the entire campaign sent a 600 they are finally recognizing the legal trouble she is in over the emails and they are scrambling at any opportunity they can to justify it. first they said it was allowed. it was allowed. the inspector general took care of that. then they said it's just a security check. the director of the fbi said we don't do these security checks. we investigate crimes. now they are saying okay we did everything they said we did, but kolen powell did the same. general, secretary powell, trying to push the state department replied to state department with his g mail account. mrs. clinton diverted all 66,000 of her emails. 100% of them from the government server to her private server. when the government asked for them back, she only gave half back. of the half she gave back, she found 2,200 of them. what makes it worse is the lying, the lying, lying. now she's dispatching members of congress to lie for her. >> here's an excerpt to the memorandum you talked about, the second has once again acknowledg

campaign chairman john poe said quote, since last year, secretary clinton said her use of personal email server was a mistake and if she could go back she would do it differently. podestahe i.g.'s report gets us one step closer to resolve this, which the campaign would very much like to do before it gets fully engaged with donald trump. david: we haven't yet heard from the fbi. that is coming. reporter: true. david: peter, thank you very much. melissa. melissa: here to weigh in on the fight for california, fred barnes and mark alderman are back with us. mark, let me start with you because it is clear she has seen this movie before. she is way out ahead in this state. bernie surges and he comes in and either wins or closes very strong. here it is we're at the very end. she has gone back to california to try and keep fighting. what can she do now? >> well -- [inaudible] melissa: can we hear mark? am i only one that can't hear mark? >> no, i can't hear him. melissa: mark, our apologies. we'll get that straightened out. fred, i will ask you the same question. >> i heard the question. melissa: she needs to kind of stand up and try to finish california. i know she got the go