. >> madeleine albright said in february of this year there is a special place in hell for women who don't help each other. >> yes. that caused quite a storm, and i can understand why at the time. personally, i think any republican or democrat can admit that madeleine albright is a national treasure. she was the 1st female secretary of state. she did tremendous work for this country. so there is a line. she has been using this line for many years, and it is kind of like a motto in the women in politics communities. it recognizes that man really did have this old boys club that women out. when it raise money for women, they could not win elections. so the reason that you have all these capable, qualified and viable women candidates at every level is because of the women behind the women. albright's comment was really just kind of waving a flag. look, we have done this. she was on the campaign trail. it was kind of an abbreviated clip that came out wrong, and she apologized. so i do think people don't know the background. >> we are talking with professor and author nancy cohen. breakth

if madeleine albright was sending information, classified information that would be highly problematic wouldn't be an excuse to justify behavior. >> you asked me at the top of the show the kind of people hillary clinton surrounds herself with and what they come out with 30 months later is consistent, let's pivot here and react but we are not going to. the culture of what it is. i would not be surprised if later tonight secretaries in california, this won't even be brought up because that is the strategy. >> not in california because she has a fundraiser to quiet bernie sanders. >> congressman chaffetz didn't want to get into the political food fight. when you get into the political environment surrounding the scandal it hasn't necessarily weighed much on those the currently support hillary clinton but look at donald trump, he is already attacking her on this. bernie sanders didn't want to touch it. does that start to change? >> when you are comparing the two, donald trump to my knowledge has never let national security information be at risk to our enemies, has never been culpable in t

>> with madeleine albright and gloria steinem, some of the things they've stayed is vote for her!y: that would be playing the woman card. >> though i admit to playing the woman's card when i need furniture moved (laughter) >> and i could quickly deny that card. >> i use it to get out of camping. >> larry: ah, really! how do you get out of camping with the card? >> (y) (whining) i just can't! i get cold! i'm on my period! it happens, like, a fourth of our lives. (laughter) >> larry: some people feel like john mccain was using the woman's card when he picked palin. i think he was using the crazy card. >> i think he thought he was using the woman's card -- how do we put her back in the cage! (laughter) >> larry: is ted cruz playing the woman card by picking carly fiorina? >> doesn't matter what he does. he's not going to win over women. his own daughter hates him and she's, like, five! (laughter) (applause) he's already turned her off just by living with her. >> larry: you have a hilarious song called "preeing wome" prege smug ." >> yes, they play the pregnant card. they get a little

it turned out to be madeleine albright instead, but maybe kim jong-un won't get obama. maybe he'll just get john kerry, but i think he sees the possibility of leveraging the end-of-term legacy project the white house has been engaged in and setting the stage, especially if hillary clinton is elected to getting a deal like the agreed framework from -- from the failed agreed framework from her husband's administration >> you mentioned john kerry potentially going. you know what happens when high-level american officials go there and we have the sad continuing case of otto, a 21-year-old university of virginia studio, this kid has been sentenced to 15 years in hard labor in north korea for allegedly grabbing a propaganda banner from his room, part of sometimes maybe a frat initiation or something, an american held hostage, imprisoned, hard labor, 15 years. look at this young man. do you think that kim jong-un is trying to set up, as you say, a high level visit to release him potentially? >> sure. i think there's nothing more cynical than regimes like north korea or iran ta

madeleine albright as a commencement speaker.the things that happened foreign-policy wise. also, regardless of what you think of the politics, one of the highest glass ceilings in government. are you really saying that there is nothing that she has to say that you are interested in hearing? >> wait a minute, there is more. you are going to help if you are a woman that does not support hillary. >> i am a woman that does not support hillary. i guess she was talking about me. a very liberal figure. just not liberal enough because of one comment. foreign-policy wise. you can still, everything said and done. not listen to them talk. stuart: the first female secretary of state of the united states of america. she backs hillary and not ernie. >> chris rock or gerri seinfeld saying we are not welcome on college campuses. we have fallen through the looking glass. >> there is more. stuart: there is more. a harvard law professor says it is time to start treating conservative evangelical christians like not serious. i know what your response

when madeleine albright, colin powell, everybody else, john kerry, they were interviewed.today, they didn't address the interview. what do they do now? >> look, clearly their decision is to never give an inch, which is the clinton playbook going back to 1992. it's worked for them in the past. they just grind their way through it. i've always looked at this, what's the most logical explanation? the most logical explanation she wanted to make it harder for the press and congress to see her correspondence, so they made foia requests more difficult by doing what, making sure it was on a government server putting on a private server. that's the part of this -- the idea of convenience i've never been able to accept that. what's convenient about having a server in your house. i hate dealing with wi-fi at my house, okay? it's a pain. why don't i have an i.t. guy at home. >> chuck, it's not something you forgot you did. it's not someone did or your husband set up for you or you forgot you did, your secretary, come on, everybody. >> like so many of these clinton scandals, it's impos

. >> that's like madeleine albright. if the women don't vote for hillary, we are all going to hell. that was a joke, too. let me talk about the terror thing that's going on right now. she says she can keep us safer. he says -- donald trump says he can keep us safer. and the majority of americans, 52%%, agree, 52 to 40 say he can. why is it that a woman with all these credentials can't convince americans she can keep us safe. >> first of all that's one poll a fox poll, and other polls show different. and second donald trump is insulting whole populations -- if insulting whole populations of the world will keep us safe, that's the guy to do it. that's what he is great at, insulting people. >> islamic muslims, terrorists who are coming after the rest of the word. it's not like. >> you guys are obsessed with this label. it doesn't matter. >> it is a label. if you don't know who the enemy is how are you going to kill them? >> we know who the enemy is, the enemy are people committed to taking down the west. people who hate us. >> people hate us all over the world. the only ones cutting ou

are we doing to combat russia, china, north korea, iran to establish our role in the world as madeleine albrighta democratic secretary of state put it, the indispensable nation which we most assuredly are. we stand for freedom and liberty, and we cannot forget that on memorial day. >> john, to you in d.c., the mood of the people that you talk to today, when they say they want another candidate, they would like something else to vote for. do they say who? >> the biggest sign facing the podium when each of us spoke said hillary for prison, 2016. >> oh, all right. >> so i think that gave us an idea. >> can i just say one last thing? >> real quick. >> one last word about our veterans and whatever. what doug said. we do not honor the people. we are not honoring the people in keeping faith, with the people who gave the last measure of devotion for >>> and we have final thoughts with our political insiders for you now. pat, let's start with you. i ju country is ready. what they want is a real alternative entering this race, and you find that everywhere, and the system has made it such to make it diffic

was helpful for her to say with all these chewing on history, making a woman president, and madeleine albrightal place in hell reserved for a woman who doesn't vote for a woman. she said she would put bill in charge of the economy. and i'm going to put bill in charge of the economy. but i don't know why everyone hasn't figured out way was saying. bill clinton is a political liability. bill clinton is now the guy where the day after he said something or hours after he said something, the campaign has to clarify what he meant. that's who bill clinton is now. he has been showing that steadily the last 20 years. the democrats need to get it out of their heads that this is bill clinton from the 90s because he ain't that guy anymore. lou: would you expect him to do better? he just won oregon and basically tide kentucky. how much more can he do? >> i don't know. and his supporters are getting frustrated as they should be. hopefully it's not taking on this violent tone people are nervous about. bernie is saying what trump is saying. i feel like i'm not being treated fairly, and he might not be. lou: t

they go all the way back to madeleine albright.he e-mail pen outrage within the government was much lower at that point in time. now everything is electronic. so for the past couple of secretaries of state, it's much more critical. they talk about their view of madeleine albright. she didn't use e-mail. charles: that's a great point. not only that, though, we're talking about someone who is now running for the highest office in the land. and you've got to consider temperament, arrogance and the willingness to go against the rules. because ultimately she knew what the rules were. >> i think that's what you see with the clintons. the rules don't apply to them. i think it's almost a meme with the clintons. we're going to do it our way and convenience is more important than the government and convenience is more important than protecting classified information. and that's not what you need from a leader. you need somebody who puts america first, not their convenience. arles: i don't know if you can handicap this for us, but you've got

condoleezza rice and madeleine albright did not use government email for personal business. clinton suggested her marathon congressional testimony about the benghazi terrorist attack had covered it. >> i have talked about this for many, many months. i testified for 11 hours before the committee, the benghazi committee. >> during the 2015 testimony, her emails were not the primary focus. and the inspector general found despite public assurances, they want to be open, clinton and her aides refused to cooperate. quote in addition to secretary clinton, eight former department employees, declined oig request for interviews. the 1978 inspector general act shows there was a requirement to help and not even the secretary is exempt. separately the fbi investigation is zeroing in on clinton's email practices and possible violation of public corruption laws. asked whether an interview has been scheduled -- >> no, it's not. but i have offered since last august and i am looking forward to seeing this matter wrapped up. >> even with the final primaries looming, the fbi director recently t

. >> what about the madeleine albright statement. >> i don't think people grow up thinking, they will woman. i find this interesting, i think young women think, give it to the best person for the job. >> i don't think most college students are feminists. >> the feminists are really, you have to put a woman in the white house. the other nonfeminists, they want the best person. >> i think feminist is an outdated term. yes, women of an older generation consider themselves feminists. i think that's something feminists should be applauding. >>> a woman goes into a target store and vents her displeasure about trans gendered bathroom issues. >> attention target customers. target would have you believe with their mother's day displays that they love mothers and children. this is a deception. this is not love. and they prove it by opening their bathrooms to perverted men. i am a mother of 12, and i'm very disgusted by this wicked practice. >> that video goes on the internet and goes viral. we don't know who that woman is. they're keeping it -- we'll find out. we don't even know where the targe

you can only go back to madeleine albright when it was first inspected. >> quickly.at's put out, it changed everything. >> who put the list together? >> they talked to -- and santorum put name out. >> anyway, thank you, john brabender and margaret and cory. we had an interesting panel. >>> when we come back, something close tohome. philly, philly, philly. you're watching "hardball" the place for politics. shield technologies. whoa! like forward emergency braking that could stop your car for you. save even more with holiday bonus cash this memorial day, during nissan's safety today event. for a limited time, save up to $1,500 on the 2016 nissan rogue with $500 memorial day bonus cash. where can i buy it? sign me up! shop your local nissan store and choosenissan.com today. ♪ because you can't beat zero heartburn! i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn ahhh the sweet taste of victory! prilosec otc. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. ♪ one♪coat, yes! one coat guaranteed marquee interior. behr's most advanced paint. get the best paint for

madeleine albright did not use any form of e-mail at all. secretary colin powell used both person and some state department e-mail. secretary condoleezza rice used no e-mail at all, and then secretary clinton used private e-mail exclusively. she is the only secretary to have used a private e-mail server. secretary john kerry has used state department e-mail, but in the transition from the senate to the state department, he told investigators that he used some personal e-mail which he has probablily archived with the state department. secretary clinton is the only one of those secretaries of state who refused to be interviewed by the inspector general. secretary clinton's senior staff also refused to be interviewed by the inspector general. joining us now is robert o'hara investigative reporter with "the washington post." he wrote an investigative story titled how clinton's e-mail scandal took root in march. that was one of the definitive pieces and our most exhaustive guide until today when the inspector general's office basically confirmed

and madeleine albright, secretary of state. tony goldwyn, fitz, from "scandal." cecilia vega was there. it was star-star studded. we geeked out. candace cameron-bure, and her husband, val. >> great pictures. you know who else was at the dinner last night? >> who? >> martha raddatz. she joins us from washington. hey, martha. >> hey. >> what was the view from your perch? just a few feet from the president? how was that? >> what you really look for, me, anyway, is the reaction of those that are the butt of some of those jokes. a couple of members of the trump family, his sons, laughed at the jokes, bernie sanders, hillary clinton's staff laughed. of course, obama didn't aim quite as many jokes at hillary clinton. and some of the republican establishment were taking it all in stride. it just shows you, dan and paula, on at least one night a year, everyone comes together. it was a fun night. now back to work. >> wraeing back to work. you have to hand to it the trump boys, too. they knew what they were going to face when they walked into the room. we want to talk about

and neither condoleeza rice nor madeleine albright used personal email for any government business whatsoeverlissa. melissa: catherine herridge, as always, thank you so much for keeping track of those details. it is important when they try to make it murky. you keep it all clear. >> details matters in good reporting for sure. melissa: thank you. david: even though he is not mentioning the emails bernie sanders is narrowing the gap with hillary clinton. the two democratic candidates are now neck-and-neck in california according to new poll from the public policy institute of california. here to break down details, byron york of the "washington examiner," also fox news contributor. byron, can you imagine if bernie had brought up emails instead of saying he wasn't going to touch it? >> you saw the "saturday night live" skit few days ago, and where bernie sanders won't leave the bar. hillary clinton thanks him not bringing up emails because that could have brought her down and he said, what is an idiot. clearly inexplicable that he shut door on something that was under investigation. we knew ther

you remember what madeleine albright said there's a special place in hell for women who don't support women. donald trump is trying to push back on that, but i don't think his personal attacks are an effective strategy. i want to see conservative arguments, substantive arguments about why hillary clinton is not capable and i don't think she has the track record to be an effective commander-in-chief. >> bob beck el, usually you could say there's a consensus about how republicans feel about this. but do we know how republicans are going to react, you know, in general to this particular video? >> well, i mean i think that what they're reacting to, is they abhor all these things, when he did the megyn kelly did all of this came out. most republicans in h-- donald trump and hillary clinton are both known and decided by favorable, unfavorable, by 95% of the people in this country, more than mitt romney ever was when he ran for president in november. so it's fixed, and trump is not going to be able to fix this. it's too much of a history of it. so i think it would be nice to talk about the i

are we doing to combat russia, china, north korea, iran to establish our role in the world as madeleine albrightic secretary of state put it, the indispensable nation which we most assuredly are. we stand for freedom and liberty, and we cannot forget that on memorial day. >> john, to you in d.c., the mood of the people that you talk to today, when they say they want another candidate, they would like something else to vote for. do they say who? >> the biggest sign facing the podium when each of us spoke said hillary for prison, 2016. >> oh, all right. >> so i think that gave us an idea. >> can i just say one last thing? >> real quick. >> one last word about our veterans and whatever. what doug said. we do not honor the people. we are not honoring the people in keeping faith, with the people who gave the last measure of devotion for freedom. >> final thoughts with "the insiders" next. introducing the 255 horsepower lexus is 300 all-wheel-drive. with twenty-five percent more base horsepower. once driven, there's no going back. with usaa is awesome. homeowners insurance life insurance automobile in

department's inspector general examining the records of secretaries of state dating back to madeleine albright said it could only identify three cases where officials used nondental e-mail systems on an exclusive basis for day-to-day operations. clinton, colin powell, and a former ambassador to kenya. the department's guidelines were that personal accounts should only be used in exceptional circumstances. and the report said clinton's use of private e-mail is not an appropriate method of preserving a federal record. >> everything i did was permitted. there was no law. there was no regulation. >> the report contradicted that acertifying saying diplomatic security officials did not and would not approve her exclusive reliance on a personal e-mail account because of the security risks in doing so. state department staffers who did raise concerns were instructed never to speak of the secretary's personal e-mail system again. >> she had a little bad news today. >> in anaheim, donald trump was quick to capitalize. >> not so good. inspector general's report, not good. >> reporter: clinton has said sh

. >> and the whole women's thing, hillary clinton got in trouble with this with madeleine albright andria steinem early on. i'm sorry, as a woman, i pay taxes, i live in my community, i drive these roads. i want the person that i think is going to get the job done and have some power, you know. i'm hot going to vote strictly on gender. that doesn't come into it for me and that's just me. is it a lot to expect women to vote for women and for minorities to vote for minorities? i find it almost offensive for someone to say to me as a woman i have to vote for another woman. >> i think most voters agree. >> and i think you changing in this race with van hollen and donna edwards. nationally we saw donald trump came out and said no women like hillary clinton and only thing she has is the woman card. whoever wrote the line for her was powerful, she said if i'm for equal pay and equal right, then deal me in. playing on that. so in that sense, you can turn to say that i'm for everyone, but if i'm for a specific group of people to bring the playing field equal, then i think that is where that can

i'm going to be the first woman president and when she went out with madeleine albright and she saidal place for with i am-- women in hell that don't support other women. she's got to be prepared to have that used against her. donald trump does something else no other candidate does, when there's something controversial, he does not back down. it gets people energized and talking about the issues as no one else does. charles: having said that, we had kirsten on earlier, it would be better for him to go after her qualifications or lack thereof rather than focusing on the women's card. there may be some women, particularly young women who think he may be a bully. >> people going after qualitycations 2008 even before that running for senate and you know what? 91 is% of people will talk about her as the most experienced candidate. so, that hasn't necessarily worked on its face, but this might. we're having conversations, it's all over the news. she's going back and saying, yeah, i'm a woman's card. it's having more conversation and sparking more debate than any other conversation about h

condoleezza rice, colin powell, madeleine albright and chief aides all spoke to the investigators. >>indictment? >> i don't know if there will be an indictment. is there enough evidence to indict? yes. if the justice department presents to the grand jury there's more than evidence -- >> why wouldn't she be indicted? >> politics. >> there might be a political decision from the west wing or from the justice department. i hope not, but it's not out of the realm. >> plus, this is completely separate from the fbi criminal investigation. >> correct. >> this is -- that department saying yeah, we blew it. >> remember when she said, it's a security review? well, we know that's not the case because the fbi doesn't do security reviews. this was the security review and she flunked. >> i this is somebody from the -- from the democratic administration, appointed by a democratic president, for her successor. >> correct. >> let's move on. jarring news out of west palm beach down in florida yesterday. >> i thought that case was over. >> casey anthony was seen buying a brand-new ford escape suv at a de