thank you, lanny. glad you're safe and we appreciate you sharing information with us here on channel 4. >> and we are watching some local news coverage of wsym in nashville. recent shooting taking place at a theater. information slowly trickling in. we do know that there was one gunman. he was armed with a firearm as well as a hatchet. had two bags, one attached to him and one that was left in the proximity of the theater. jim cavanaugh, in terms of crime issues on with me now, jim, i think we are sort of trying to figure out if this is affiliate trying to figure out what happened here. whether or not the shooting was inside of the theater directly, which it seems to be and then spilled out. we have no information in terms of victims. but from your listening of the situation, what have you sort of figured out so far? >> yeah, well, i agree. it is hard to tell. if the person went to the theater bent on attacking patrons at the theater. hard to tell with the backpacks and the hatchet and then reportedly

stuart: i want to milk the lanny davis interview. >> i was talking about the lanny davis interview.s comments were unfair. i really did. that was out of line. >> if that was from, you are fired. stuart: i want viewer reaction. they are on my side. lanny davis, the political eagle above room maurer, stuck to the clintons looking for scraps. you don't know what a rare moriah is it is the little fish that sticks to theemora is it is the little fish that sticks to the side of the shark. whenever i see lanny davis on tv i hit the mute button. >> people say that to me, i love fox viewers that at the same time any time a liberal is on tv we are hated and you are loved. stuart: you have note new -- you are right here with me. camera holder, thank you very much, surprise guests. facebook coming out with its own version of a personal assistant powered by artificial intelligence. also got a real human beings helping out. what else is in the tech pipeline? >> the big buckets are artificial intelligence which will help them make better recommendations for people on their news feed and other serv

and lanny davis is a lawyer and crisis manager who was special counsel to president bill clinton.nd lanny, let me begin with you, everybody knows that secretary state clinton utilized a private e-mail server. she said in march that she saw no need to hand over the server, and yet she has. what has changed? >> the inspector general of the community has retro actively has found two of the four e-mails that the inspector general of the intelligence community believes contains classified information, and the state department disagrees, and it happens a lot. >> was there anything on the server when she handed it over? >> i don't know the answer to that. i am not her attorney, but i know what she has said publicly, which is that she has turned over everything that she and the state department staff considered to be related to official business and some of it not official which we are have seen in reading them, and nothing else left in the personal or private e-mail which are her privacy rights which she did not preserve. >> and joe, lanny's point is to say that there was nothing then cl

and lanny davis walked away from her. i think there's a reason. you just saw why. >> so, you note that judge carpenter said, "i haven't gotten a request." but castille, who used to be the head of the state supreme court, said she could release these e-mails if she wants to. her office says she's preparing a request. if she puts in that request, i would imagine they'll say, "fine, go ahead." >> right. >> what happens next? so, fine, she can release the e-mails, which she's been asked to do repeatedly by press outlets and has not done. >> and she has released some of them. she has done that. >> eight. eight names. >> months ago. right? >> yeah. >> and one of them being former justice mccaffery... >> mm-hmm. >> ...and others who lost their jobs. >> right. >> so, again, there's no consistency in the argument, because, first of all, she's saying she can't do something that she clearly can do, and has done. it just doesn't make any sense. >> and even the press conference, as i watched it, i just found the whole thing to be bizarre. her tone, intonation,

lannie is a attack dog, isn't he?n advocate, he was an advocate during impeachment. he is a very effective advocate. i will tell you i've come on your show quite happily, willingly for i guess five, six years now, it is a enormously pleasurable experience to be on with a straight forward journalist who is unfailingly correct and equally pressing in his analysis. stuart: okay. so i think you'll be back tomorrow. >> wow. >> no. stuart, you -- you make a case about hillary that is a fair one that deserves airing. i think there's another argument that is justified but i think makes good tv and journalism is the clash of the points of view respectfully. stuart: fair point. i do have to ask this question. >> sure. stuart: you're in the political business if i can call it that. >> i would say that, yes. stuart: you're in politics. >> no. i don't take it as such. stuart: good you shouldn't. would it be possible for someone like you who has worked over their lifetime for democrats, is it possible that you could be hired by a r

a former attorney general and his head of the criminal division, eric holder and lanny brewer, spinning in and out of the justice department. covington and bulger burling, they represent the big banks and the prosecutor declines to prosecute. that's in the federal government. that key issue to figure out how we need to get to where we need to get to. >> let me just add a few additional remarks and then open it up for conversation. i want to jump on a few opinions. first, -- let me thank the folks who put the event together, center for progressive reform and catherine jones and baumann foundation. we appreciate that. we're started talking about the world of corporate and white collar crimes. this is the point i want to make. catch me making six you can start throwing tomatoes the first thing is there's a distinction between prosecuting individuals and prosecuting corporations. and i think they're both super important. rena's back makes a case for doing both, but her focus is on the individual because there's something that's different that happens when you hold individuals accountable, a

paul, lanny, david, it's great to see you. thanks so much. >>> coming up for us, a rescue as crews pull a 19-year-old from the rubble of the devastating blast in china. the video is unbelievable. unbelievably there are still survivors nearly two days after those tremendous chemical plant explosions. rescue crews are still searching for the many that are still missing. we have stunning new video from the moment of blast. look at this. >> what the? >> holy [ bleep ]. >> dozens are dead. the blast described as feeling like a nuclear explosion. it was felt miles away. what are you seeing there today? >> reporter: as we have driven around, you really do, when you think about the fact that from the epicenter of the blast you have cars that were melted. buildings that are uninhabitable. we're inside one of 12 emergency shelters set up in city for thousands offense people who have been displaced. a lot of them are asleep. there's a makeshift tent city over there. we're on the campus of a primary school. classrooms are turned into plac

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. >> for more lanny davis, former white house council and executive vice president at levic.hank you for being here. >> thank you. >> senator sanders is closing the gap in iowa and considering hillary clinton lost in iowa in 2008, why shouldn't she and the clinton camp be worried? >> well we think there is a competitive contest with sanders from day one. i don't think people believed us that we said it was going to be executive kpet ai -- executive d certainly new hampshire. and this focus on e-mails as the scandal that they are trying to get to stick with hillary clinton. and bernie sanders won't go there. and you just saw that happen. so we know that this e-mail issue has hurt to some extent. and we've seen senator -- secretary clinton be contrite about doing it differently. >> what is your reaction to the quinnipiac poll where voters associate hillary clinton with the word liar. >> jonathan. thank you. of all people i've admired you for years. the focus on facts in distortion. the quinnipiac poll included all voters including republicans. the poll in iowa is about democrat

large bank and that was the example where the guy was in charge of criminal prosecution at the time, lanny borrower went back and said that we can't go after them because we are worried what would happen to the global economy if we criminally prosecute them. that becomes the justification. that is literally too big to jail or too big to prosecute. this is a huge problem. concluding note. the good part of that story, the story of peace that goes with this nascent thing rena steinzor and russel mokhiber are talking about, hsbc might have been at tipping point. the whole thing started to become unsustainable and thanks to all the pressure from the people russell mentioned focused on this issue, it is harder for the justice department to enter these deals. they are still doing it but we are seeing the first actual prosecution, there is that deal in the plea agreement but to a criminal prosecution, we saw that in the last few weeks, with a market manipulation case and even then they are going through all kinds of contortions to avoid appropriate sanctions the go with the guilty plea but it is a

lanny guaniere on the cruise organized a women's caucus to protest and the rest of the cruise dealt with how to deal with christopher hitchens. and i have to say, my advice to incoming interns, when christopher was at the magazine was, in fact-checking christopher, you should give him your report before lunch, because after lunch, he would not accept any criticism of what came in. you got your fact wrong here, you got your fact wrong there, but before lunch, he was reasonable and would listen to what they had to say and we saved him from a lot of aggravation that way. but christopher could go to lunch, have three drinks and come back, sit down at his typewriter, and write beautiful editorial prose, not a word of which had to be changed, but the facts of which had to be checked, so that's about christopher hitchens. >> i wondered, i recommend to everybody deedee gutterplans "history of the nation." i was reading about -- sorry, i recommend to everyone deede deedee guttenplans "history of the nation." there's a story that the back of the book, which is where you have your book reviews, the

lanny guaniere on the cruise organized a women's caucus to protest and the rest of the cruise dealt with how to deal with christopher hitchens. and i have to say, my advice to incoming interns, when christopher was at the magazine was, in fact-checking christopher, you should give him your report before lunch, because after lunch, he would not accept any criticism of what came in. you got your fact wrong here, you got your fact wrong there, but before lunch, he was reasonable and would listen to what they had to say and we saved him from a lot of aggravation that way. but christopher could go to lunch, have three drinks and come back, sit down at his typewriter, and write beautiful editorial prose, not a word of which had to be changed, but the facts of which had to be checked, so that's about christopher hitchens. >> i wondered, i recommend to everybody deedee gutterplans "history of the nation." i was reading about -- sorry, i recommend to everyone deede deedee guttenplans "history of the nation." there's a story that the back of the book, which is where you have your book reviews, the

right now isn't the center of another immigration firestorm that focuses on just two words cnn just a lannyphrase. >>reporter: i will use the word anchor babies.... that single phrase from donald trump's what many consider offensive is not setting the agenda for the whole field... tim crews to hold the site and some of the anti establish momentum said today it was political correctness gone wild. >>: the focus on language and degree back and forth most people do not give the care. >>reporter: their hold a rally in iowa tonight as he tries to tap into gonna talk phenomenon. some of the rival try to figure out how to run against donald trump you seem to be running with him. >>: i am a big fan of them, and it is a mistake for other republicans decide to caustic to donald trump and why kim. >>: are prepared to do with it take? >>reporter: they hope can repair its image with latinos that anchor b5 is a chance to take a stand, is a 13 million him being and is ultimately their people they're not statistics for jeb bush the to and became a problem of his own making after he use a phrase himself in

he likes you a lot better than lanny davis. >> we are here looking at these markets for the last week we've been experiencing together. the dow was down 72 points on a friday. universal happened the rest of the day. it is really without exaggerating one of the wild weeks. you don't see wild weeks like that appeared to be down 500, 200, up 360. oil is a part of it. the movement we've seen in the oil market is something we will focus on the show today. yesterday 10% higher. yesterday almost 45 now for the oil price and that is 6%, 5.5% from a 6% the oil market appeared to reason i'm happy to be here with you on "cavuto coast-to-coast" is because i get to post bitter boomers. he is cranky folks will be in later run screaming at each other. steve finley and gasparino. with that, let's talk about china. a country of focus and it has been throughout most of the last couple weeks. the economy of china which seems to matter to us more than it ever has maybe worse than we thought. the government likes to tell you that 7% growth in china, but a new study says no growth at all. it may be negativ

a long time clinton supporter lanny davis, you probably saw this a little while ago, told stuart varneymorning, though, he's not concerned. take a listen >> the poll just published shows that hillary clinton has over 70% favorables among democrats and nothing has changed over the last two months >> on the republican side, more good news for donald trump in this university poll. he remains cheater republican front runner with 28%. as you see there, that is well ahead of his next two challengers behind. also an eight-point bump in the last four weeks >> really quickly, though, blake, if you put biden up against the top republican contenders, he does better than clinton >> yeah. he fairs better when against them and last week they alsoid s lvndth ohind ttll cntsfed well. so that also continues that trend >> in the words of scooby-doo, uh-oh. and donald trump, again, making big strides in these polls. blake just showed you the university poll, the latest 28%. dr. ben carson in second with 1%. jeb bush in third -- tied in third with ted cruz and ls?ator marco rubio. good to see you. >> good