joining us marie hart.oming in. >> happy to be here. >> so, you were boss secretary of state john kerry believe this letter signed by 47 republican senators will actually have any real impact on the delicate negotiations and they are at the tail end these negotiations between the u.s. and other members of the security council, germany and iran? >> well i don't think we think it will have a big impact inside the room but any distraction like this is sort of just common sense. plays a part here in this bigger conversation we're all having about whether or not we can get to an agreement. i think we all agree that it was reckless it was irresponsible, it was unprecedented. i don't think, many of us feel the signatories on that letter were actually trying to make diplomacy better or give us more tools for diplomacy they were trying to under mine it. >> you don't think it will have much of an impact. >> the deadline is the end of march. we're very focused on that. we're focused inside the room whether we can get

in fact, the department spokeswoman, marie hart, who was briefing journalists stuck to the administration's line in recent weeks, that it is a 50-50 situation we are looking at here. there should not be too much optimism that a deal is about to be dropped, while at the same time stressing that they are closer that -- than they ever have been. one of the iranian delegation last night suggesting that they did not want to move one of their stockpiles outside the country. the administration suggesting that it does not necessarily have to happen and it's not an end in itself. there are other ways of achieving the goal. we do not know exactly what the final snags are that are taking place behind closed doors but one thing is clear. this administration does want a deal. secretary of state john kerry does want a deal, some kind of progress in a region that has been defending more and more into chaos recently. that is what the critics are in washington -- they feel the drive for the deal will make obama accept a bad deal. >> he said the critics are discussing the major concessions being demanded of

deputy spokesperson marie hart states they have long had access to a wide away of secretary clinton's records including e-mails between her and department officials with state government accounts. republican presidential hopeful and former governor jeb bush has given a glem ps of what she may encounter during a campaign which goes to the question transparency matters and clinton e-mails should be released. he continued to tweet giving a link to his e-mails saying you can see mine here. ainsley? >> how did the revelation of hillary clinton using her personal e-mail account for personal state department business come to light? >> it goes right back to benghazi. a house select committee uncovered those e-mails and as a result of that some 300 e-mails went to that house select committee. all of the pages went to the consulate in benghazi. >> live for us in the studio. thank you, kelly. >> now to another fox news alert terror group boko haram taking a page out of isis' play book. they had a horrifying video showing the beheading of two accused spies. similar to those put out by isis not ju

alan dershowitz, michelle bachmann, mary hart of "entertainment tonight," pat boon, among others. of course, the house speaker spokesman said, quote, if taylor swift and katy perry did a joint concert at madison square garden wearing white and gold and black and blue dances accompanied by dancing sharks and llamas the only way you would have a tougher ticket. the theater around this is exceptional. >> no question about it. and chuck schumer, democratic senator from new york, said tickets were hotter than latkes. certainly you're going to have all of those 50 seats being surrendered by members of congress. there are multiples of those who would like to come sit in those seats. >> we're continue to watch. i'm trying to draw a line between the theater fun to talk about but not as significant for what energy might do down the road on something like this. reports of the saudis raising prices on extra light crude oil by about a $1.40 a barrel. crude hasn't done a whole lot, around the $50 range. a lot to watch whether it's the nuclear armament story or overall energy story around the gl

state spokesman marie hart reminded yesterday she spokes for the department and does not represent clinton not going to prejudge the outcome of the review. >> reporter: in a contentious briefing facing questions on how the state department will review 55,000 pages of e-mail. >> she has asked us to look at all 55,000 and determine what is appropriate for release. that process is going happen. >> reporter: after a controversy erupted over a use of a private e-mail as secretary of state she took to twitter on wednesday saying, quote, i want the public to see my e-mail. department officials are reviewing the tens of thousands of e-mails she has turned over to make sure no sensitive information is made public not whether she did anything wrong. they warn it could take months be to pour through the documents. she used a personal account, clinton e-mail.com reason on her own server never conducting business from a government issued address leading to suggestions she had something to hide. >> whether we're going to get to the end of the line and conclude there was an unequivocal rule they broke i

but state department spokeswoman, marie hart called them helpful tips.s not regulations. >> reporter: in 2012 a scathing inspector general report admonished u.s. ambassador to kenya for using personal e-mail to conduct government business at the same time clinton, his boss was doing the same. he told cnn he was surprised at the double-standard. at clinton's request, the state department will look at 55,000 e-mails the obama department asked her to turnover last year. an aide says she turned over anything she did at the state department. but they're taking her word for it when she says she's handing over what's relevant and keeping what's not. the white house says clinton abided by the federal records act, as the e-mail policy clinton did not follow. >> did members of the administration receive e-mails from hillary clinton while she was secretary of state? >> that i don't know. i do know that obviously, the president has a firm policy that e-mails should be kept on government systems. he believes in transparency. >> reporter: some political observers wond

state department spokeswoman mary hart said that's not illegal. >> there was no prohibition of using a nonstate account for official business as long as it's preserved. >> reporter: some republicans are skeptical. >> it's a failure to comply with the law that the secretary had to know about, her aides had to know about and it's a pattern of deception that began from before she became secretary until her last day. >> reporter: the policy is meant to ensure government e- mails are preserved. clinton's spokesman says because she e-mailed state department staff at their government e-mail addresses they are. the question is did she break the law. clinton aides submitted thousands of her e-mails to government archives as rirld by 2009 -- required by 2009 guidelines but only after lawmakers requested them. >> fact is the state department cannot certify they have produced all of former secretary clinton's e-mails because they do not have all of former secretary clinton's e- mails. >> reporter: clinton's office maintains shed for the letter and spirit of the rules. susan mcginnis, cbs news, w

the point is there's pushback marie hart saying it's not an attempt to screw up the talks and there are, one year breakout warning for iran toch a nuclear weapon without shipping that fuel. >> andrea the import of this is that we had thought since about november that iran had struck a deal with the russians where it would ship a lot of fuel out and russians would spend a few years converting it and they could burn in their one big power reactor in iran and ship it back. that would have been a perfect solution because it would have meant the fuel was not available to them for weapons use. if they keep the fuel inside iran it may still be possible to put it in a form where it's very hard to use as weapons fuel and few forms in which it would be impossible. we don't know yet what form it would be in and that's the difficulty. >> what do you think the import is of the deputy foreign minister of iran saying this on the eve of the final day or two of these talks? do you think they were trying to throw a hand grenade in this or repeating something they said before. >> repeating something they'

separating the news from the spectacle with senator dick durbin and state department spokesperson marie hartopted for convenience. >> then republican war on peace talks continues as two more sign tom cotton's letter to the mullahs. >>> plus the whistle-blower who says rick scott banned the term clim

separating the news from the spectacle with senator dick durbin and state department spokesperson marie hart. >> i opted for convenience. >> then republican war on peace talks continues as two more sign tom cotton's letter to the mullahs. >>> plus the whistle-blower who says rick scott banned the term climate change joins me live. >>> and as the racism story at an oklahoma fraternity continues to blow up. why we only act when racism is caught on tape. "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. hillary clinton today made what was effectively the first major campaign appearance of her near certain 2016 presidential bid and it was not the one she would have chosen. in a 20-minute news conference at the u.n. clinton spoke publicly for the first time about her decision to exclusively use a private e-mail address while secretary of state. it was a surreal scene at the u.n. where clinton had been introduced earlier in the day as a future president before delivering a speech on women's rights. hundreds of reporters, the one who managed to navigate the u.n.'s notoriously

remember years and years ago mary hart from entertainment tonight it was always said she a million dollaron your guns? >> yeah. >> thank you. >> what happens with taylor swift leg experts will tell you. you have good legs and if you wear high heels and short skirts they look even better. taylor swift's case -- >> you could be considered an expert. >> he's got a leg up on everybody else. ability i just figured why not. laura ingraham is joining us. >> i'm not going to raise my leg on the show. i will say both aireric and brian should insure their pecs. >> not a bad idea. >> all right. let's get into gear. apparently hillary clinton may be set to give some of statement about e-mail gate. do you think this is about 2016? >> contrary to what our friend said yesterday, it's not right wing talking points. it's like travel gate or any other gates during the clinton administration this is the washington post editorial page, maureen dowd. any number of liberal commentators on television. there are a lot of democrats who have been speaking out publicly and writing in major publications that whateve