mark halperin, i'm going to be talking now about people whom i love and respect. papers that i love and respect. journalists that i love and respect. but this is a diagnosis the mainstream media better pick up on fast because they're getting

there's a couple different wild cards involved including if joe biden decides to jump in, mark halperin. what do you make of these numbers? are they anything worth talking about? >> no one is laying a glove on the guy within the context of media. in presidential politics if you control your public image, you're doing well. he controls his public image. he has big crowds, him delivering his message and no scandal, no controversy, no opposition research aimed against him. he's a perfect fit for the electorate in iowa and more in new hampshire and she's still having some problems creating excitement. >> from what you're seeing, nicole wallace, is it people protesting or people who actually vote after going to listen to him? a difference, right? >> yeah. i think they're as animated by him and his performance as trump supporters are by trump. i think it's interesting when you see her agreeing to turn over her server has more to do with poll numbers plunging among the democratic base than with her waking up to the revelation that we have a right to see what was on it. i think as typical of th

mark halperin, mark halperin jumps right in. fools rush in.ws wheel. >> like that. >> i'm through talking about trump, too. >> all right. we will start with a team from the u.s. intelligence community now says it's flagged 305 e-mails from hillary clinton's private server for further review because they could contain classified information. >> one day ago that number was 60. it's roughly one out of every five e-mails reviewed so far by the state department. at that pace, it could mean about 1,500 e-mails will be flagged. now. it hasn't been determined yet if any of the flagged e-mails actually contained classified information. >> the state department says it's seen no indication of negligence or wrongdoing. in an iowa radio interview from the weekend, clinton suggested the e-mail controversy would not be public if she, herself, did not ask for the e-mails to be seized. >> i never sent nor received any classified e-mail. nothing marked classified and i think this will all sort itself out if i never asked, it would not be in the arena. i am prou

we turn to mark halperin in iowa. mark halperin looking at mr.rnor bush, looking at secretary clinton. how about a twitter question? this is a big response. thank you. is donald trump good for american democracy? mark halperin from iowa, next. ♪ tom: what you need to know on an august monday morning. , much much peso weaker. let's listen to our top headlines. vonnie: oil prices on a very slippery slope and crude trading for just over $48 per barrel. west texas intermediate below $42. no end in site for the worldwide oil glut. now 114 after is those asked lotions of a chemical warehouse in china. 17 people are missing. the disaster is raising questions about how the country handles hazardous materials. uber is reportedly beefing up security to block hackers and prevent attacks on its office and workers. the "financial times" is a uber will quadruple it security staff to handle data security and vetting drivers. citigroup.e of the justice department is looking at the bank's dealings. they suspect money laundering's at citigroup's maxim group -- mex

mark halper snin. >> -- mark halperin? >> i want to go back to the establishment. a lot of people out. they're worried that you might be the nominee or a disruptive force. two people talking right about you and negative way, george will and charles krouthimer. can you be republican nominee without winning them over? >> a lot of the pundits have come a long way. in fact, yesterday in the speech, i was very proud, the cnn reporter said it was the greatest political speech he ever heard. >> what reporter was that? >> i said that's a nice -- >> who said that? >> i don't know her name. she was wearing a beautiful red dress. she looked good to me. anybody that says this looks good to me. so -- >> even if richard haass is saying that and wearing a red dress, he would look but snl. >> he would look good to me, no question about it. you know what happened, willie, a lot of the pundits that were saying he's just kidding, he's just playing games. it's just for his brand. he's just going to have a little fun. a lot of those people have come a long way. so rather than attacking

joining us to discuss this is bloomberg's top politics managing editor, mark halperin. d this really happen? mark: nobody really knows. i think the vice president will decide with his family. the family is still consumed by the death of beau biden. the family is going to decide what they think makes sense. there are lots of things on the that he wouldding like to be president, he thinks he would be the best president. >> what has changed according to the article is that there a lot the viabilityver of hillary clinton a candidate. he would be coming in to provide an alternative to what would be the presumed incumbent. mark: it's complicated. he is good friends with hillary clinton. that because of the controversies involving the clinton foundation, her private e-mail server, that not only issue vulnerable but that maybe she is not the right person to lead the country right now. if joe biden runs, he would like to have a reasonable chance that he could win. his wife, the same thing. don't run if there's no possible path to domination and the white house. they are thinking

we begin this evening talking about politics, and we turn to mark halperin and john heilemann, of "with all due respect," looking at the fallout from the republican debate. >> in the end, you've seen a lot of candidates who were populous, a lot of candidates who got a lot of media attention, never anyone quite like donald trump and they've never been the nominee. the nominee's always been the establishment candidate who raises the most money and seems the most electable in a general election. that's not currently donald trump but this is an unusual cycle. >> rose: we conclude this evening with senator claire mccaskill, her new memoir is called "plenty ladylike," a memoir. >> i learned how to navigate. what i want more is more young women to embrace being strategic and ambitious. >> rose: mark halperin and john heilemann and senator claire mccaskill when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: additional funding provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications fro

scarlet: mark halperin spoke with the billionaire front runner and he joins us now. rd you got to ride in the trump chopper. was it incredible? was it awesome? was it huge? mark: it was huge and incredible. he said they were going to give kids rides. he did one round and i went up with him and one other reporter. besides a great view of the state fair where we are at and where we will do open it with all due respect" tonight, he is in a good mood. if presidential candidates are in a good mood and enjoying themselves, it shows. i did a 45 minute walk to the fairgrounds at he was greeted by very enthusiastic supporters and was in a good mood. scott walker has enjoyed the lead all year in that statement his popularly has dropped to third and the most recent cnn poll. switch? you make of the mark: governor walker was here and it's a week day and the crowds are not as big, but his team is confident. he's from a neighboring state and candidates from neighboring .tates have usually done well his teen is organizing hard and have gotten endorsements from legislators. people sh

mark halperin, comanaging editor of bloomberg politics. five years ago, they were darlings of the tech world but now zynga and groupon are feeling the pain. mark: we will get a check on their stocks, next. ♪ betty: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. i am betty liu with mark crumpton. mark: let's go to ramy inocencio who has a look at the markets. starting with the team of the week, media stocks got a beat down this week. ramy: that's right. media and tech is what i'm talking about. first off media. cablevision earnings came out earlier and the stock is now down 6.6%. the weird thing is revenue matched what they expected and subscriber numbers were better than expected. second-quarter revenue was 1.65 billion dollars, that was a match. second quarter consumer data high-speed net adds were better than expected. but cablevision says it will see higher capital expenditures toward the second half of the year, and that is where the stock is taking a hit. i also want to move to buy a calm. going the other way, higher after an analyst rating

with johne respect" and mark halperin. matt: we're going to take a quick break.hen we come back, all eyes on a rory mcilroy this week you a -- this week. the latest on the tournament next. ♪ matt: the pga championship, golf's final major championship of the year, is now under way at whistling straits in sheboygan. spoke with fox and i skype.a rory mcilroy is in the championship after recovering from an ankle injury. mike: coming into the tournament, he said he was 100%. roundsed three or four in portugal. came here over the weekend, played around on saturday, played sunday, and played practice rounds all through the week. if he is not ready, i would be very surprised. the amount of golf he has played has certainly shown he is ready. and this is a difficult golf course to walk. if you are not ready to play out here, it will show. willis e halley plays when he tees off in the first round later this afternoon. pimm: can you describe the course? it's a links course. who does that favor? mike: it is sort of ailing scores. it is not what we saw at chambers bay in seatt

. ♪ ♪ mark: i am mark halperin. i am john heilemann. we are having fun with donald trump. mr. e just had a great weekend. mark: happy national smores days, friend.

mark: i'm mark halperin. l due respect" to the republican candidates in last night's debate, only one of you can be the next ronald raven. ♪ mark: on the show tonight, everyone, but first breaking news -- the most significant thing to happen since last night republican's debate happened moments ago on fox news. listen to jeb bush returning to his posture from a while ago and talking critically of donald trump. mr. bush: this reminds me of barack obama, not as a candidate, but as president.

to talk about it, we've got katty kay, nicole wallace, ed rendell, sam stein in washington, and mark halperin in iowa. mark, i want to begin with you. you were the one following donald trump around a good bit on his magical mystery tour. you said this. most importantly, of this weekend, we've reached a turning point with trump, the major establishment campaigns of both parties now think trump could win iowa, and most of them think he could win the nomination. and a significant number think he could win the white house. this is a big change. it was all enough for you, of course, channeling sophocles, to say, they were in, quote, full freakout mode. take us through this weekend. >> reporter: well, look, trump may not end up as a nominee, but right now, he's changed the race. not just leading in the fox poll, but coming to the fair. i've been to the fair with barack obama at his peak, sarah palin at her peak, with other candidates, george bush, the reception trump got here was not just about celebrity. i walked with him for 45 minutes after the helicopter ride, he came to the fair. and people we

. ♪ mark: i'm mark halperin.ith all due respect to the vanity fair story about tinder that has everybody fired up -- ♪ john: not that i have any idea what tinder is. internets, i don't know. happy national julian fries day. a lawyera doctor, and a monster. after months of saying she will never do this, hillary clinton is handing over to the fbi her private e-mail server. an inspector general for the intelligence agency says

mark halperin, john heilemann, speaking with donald trump on "with all due respect."t will be awesome. matt: looking forward to it. alix: looking at the markets -- the dow up 534 points overall. average volume is 50% higher than it is on a 10-day average and it is the biggest rally, matt, for the s&p since september, 2011. matt: true, but we lost more than this on monday. alix: but we recoup the losses we saw on friday, and frankly, the rally is brought-based. you have text, health care. consumer discretionary really leading the way. matt: one week ago, we were 2000 points higher, so, it is interesting look at these markets. coming up, we're going to take a look -- alix: you are leaving. ♪ >> welcome back. we have a big rally underway. we will look at top headlines this afternoon. alix: investors in mexico's largest construction company are showing desperation. -- chose the most in emerging markets. the steepest in mexico's benchmark. their decision to sell their stake after declaring it untouchable is showing a cash crunch. says it istsipras time for the people to de

. >> i am mark halperin, and with all due respect, it was either this or the five. ♪ >> flukes, 24 hoursway from the first presidential debate. the candidate with the most on the line will not be there. the fbi is looking into hillary clinton's e-mail system. it could bring about difficult questions regarding her private e-mail server. is this something big reactor bigger? john: i am a simple man. having your name start with "fbi investigates" is bad. mark: whenever there is a federal investigation, there are lots of questions about how they are conducted. there are lots of things associated with the server. the other thing is the democrats have always relied on republicans messing up. you look at the rnc. the press is on the republican side on this. against the clintons, for this investigation. john: having followed a lot of federal investigations, they always start out with, well, this is just an investigation. we are just looking at the practices, not at you. as you said, it builds. we don't know where that will lead. you go back to her initial statement, i know the server is secure.

. -- and i mark halperin.h all due respect to rick perry, this one's for free. ♪ tonight, clinton, perry, paul, and cruise, but first, trump. as he leads the race, as we have seen, he dominates. hillarytalk about clinton. jeb bush plans to hit the big front runner in excerpts. he is quoted as saying isis grew while the united states disengaged and

. ♪ mark: i'm mark halperin. john: i am john heilemann.l due respect to democratic party unity -- ♪ >> good evening, sports fans. we are at clear lake iowa, out in front of a historic surf ballroom. we are not here for music. we are here for the democratic wing ding dinner. 2000 democrats in attendance and more than 1000 chicken wings will be eaten. four martin o'malley, hillary

berg ♪ mark: by mark halperin. john: and i'm john heilemann. all due respect, you are the only one who knows how to escalate the situation. ♪ mark: hello, hello from trump tower in new york city. we are the first reporters to get a tour of the trunk campaign headquarters in this very storied building. but first, our guest tonight joins us right now. he is the man of the hour and the man of the tower, donald trump. make you for joining us, mr. trump.

mark: i mark halperin. john, and and i'm with all due respect to donald trump, you are not the only one who knows how to escalate a situation. ♪ mark: hello, hello from trump tower in new york that he -- city. today we were the first to get into this historic building. rightest tonight joins us now. he is the man of the hour and the tower, donald j trump. you will note that there has been a tragic shooting, two people killed and shot on live tv. what are your thoughts? donald trump: it is horrible. it was literally on live television, what a shame. mark: we want to ascii about your -- ask about your presidential campaign. we talked to you the day after you announced, we went to show you one of the questions. what are the odds donald trump will be the next president? donald trump: i don't do this. i would say anywhere from 10%-20%. 10%-20%,n you said what are the odds today? donald trump: maybe 21%. if i had a deal ready to be if i have a deal that will be done, and it is ready to be signed. 10%-5% --you said

mark halperin will join us.eillance" ♪ ♪ everyone,morning, bloomberg "surveillance." olivia: crude oil is headed for the longest decline. prices dropped to their lowest levels in six years. energy agencynal says the market surplus will last through next year. since june last year, the price of oil has fallen about 60%. markets are still nursing a hangover, but china is leveling off. that is easing doubts about the country's economy. markets were mixed today, but some currencies weekend. malaysia's currency was hit with its biggest drop in 17 years. in havana, history in the making. for the first time in more than a century, the u.s. flag will fly in the country. the secretary of state will meet with his cuban counterparts, a catholic archbishop, and a group of dissidents. it is the latest step in the normalizing of relations pushed by the obama administration, but one issue, guantanamo, remains unsettled. >> would you try to capture more people as president? >> if the people have information that is important fo

mark: i'm mark halperin. "with all due respect" to the republican candidates in last night's debate, only one of you can be the next ronald raven. ♪ mark: on the show tonight, everyone, but first breaking news -- the most significant thing to happen since last night republican's debate happened moments ago on fox news. listen to jeb bush returning to his posture from a while ago and talking critically of donald trump. mr. bush: this reminds me of barack obama, not as a candidate, but as president. all he does is put people who don't agree with him down to make his side look better and the divide makes it hard to solve problems. we should be talking about issues that give people a sense that the people will be better not the kind of language that is really divisive. did it get under my skin, did it anger me about the tweet that says i'm soft and immigration? that is ridiculous. my wife is an american by choice. she wants the border to be secured as well. mark: comparing trump to barack obama, and the tweet abou

mark: i'm mark halperin. john: i am john heilemann. with all due respect to democratic party unity -- ♪ good evening, sports fans. we are at clear lake iowa out in , front of a historic surf ballroom. we are not here for music. we are here for the democratic wing ding dinner. 2000 democrats in attendance and more than 1000 chicken wings will be eaten. martin o'malley, hillary clinton four supporters, there will be speeches all night. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, the last time they were together, three weeks ago, cedar rapids. in the last three weeks, it has been nothing but good for bernie sanders coast-to-coast, except for in iowa, where hillary clinton has maintained her lead. so over the next three days, what does bernie have to do to make up ground? mark: one quick correction 10,000 chicken wings, you said , 1000. john: bernie sanders has risen in the polls. the latest has him not doing as well. three days of events, side-by-side tonight. he's got one event on sunday. i think he needs to show that mojo off. a big crowd. he need

mark: i mark halperin.all due respect in the writing team, you missed the ball on this one. >> biding his time. >> biding his time. en his seems to be bid time. his time?ust biden thank you, thank you very much. ♪ [laughter] mark:

. -- and i mark halperin. and with all due respect to rick perry, this one's for free. ♪ tonight, clinton, perry, paul, and cruise, but first, trump. as he leads the race, as we have seen, he dominates. hillarytalk about clinton. jeb bush plans to hit the big front runner in excerpts. he is quoted as saying isis grew while the united states disengaged and ignored the threat. and where was secretary of state clinton in all of this? and yesterday, marco rubio was hillary clinton abortion even at the stage with an unborn child can feel pain. avoided awalker question about trump into an answer about hillary. all of this clinton bashing and the competition to be the best to do it actually got onto trumps radar at the debate. mr. trump: if hillary clinton is the candidate, i doubt that will be. hillary clinton lies about benghazi. she lies about e-mails. she is phil defending -- still the planning came -- planned parenthood. and she still the front runner. would like the best hillary clinton attacker to be their nom

joining me now is mark halperin

mark: i am mark halperin.all due respect to mike huckabee, pork on a stick is not and should not be what is for breakfast. ♪ greetings from saint ambrose university in davenport, iowa. john and i are in iowa straight to the weekend into next week, 21 of the major 20 to present candidates are in the state between now and next week, crisscrossing the state. they are here primarily for the state fair in des moines where we will be, and most of the candidates will be, over the next few days.

. ♪ mark: i'm mark halperin. john: i'm john heilemann. due respect" to hillary clinton's summer friday document dump, thanks a lot, lady. ♪ john: happy national document dump friday. in our lineup -- money and insults. first, the trifecta of hillary clinton's disclosures are out this evening. the temperature in brooklyn is 89 degrees. health records, check. tax statements, check. since 2007, she says her family has paid more than $43 million in federal taxes.

mark: i mark halperin. with all due respect in the writing team, you missed the ball on this one >> biden his time. >> biding his time. >> joe seems to be biden his >> is he just biden his time? >> for the past 8 years, just biden his time. thank you, thank you very much. ♪ [laughter] mark: on the show tonight, the stocks ended hands pilot. but first, throwing rocks. the only one worth taking down. today jeb engaged the front running donald in englewood, colorado. >> mr. trump believes you can just round people up. and it is an easy thing to do because he is a successful guy and he can have successful people do it and it will work out. well, the cost of this will be extraordinary and disrupt community life. it does not embrace american values that i think should be respected. it is not a conservative plan. it's not practical. it will cost hundreds of billions. it is not going to have been -- happen, either. it is just not possible. he's proposed eliminating remittances. so who is going to decide who is lega

mark: i'm mark halperin. john: with all due respect to the vanity fair story about tinder that has everybody fired up -- ♪ john: not that i have any idea what tinder is. internets, i don't know. happy national julian fries day. a lawyera doctor, and a monster. after months of saying she will never do this, hillary clinton is handing over to the fbi her private e-mail server. an inspector general for the intelligence agency says two e-mails contained top-secret information. a higher classification than previously reported, although the clinton campaign says those e-mails were not marked classified at the time. due to the development of today, what is the worst-case scenario for hillary clinton? johnmark: that they find undeled e-mails that she did not turnover that contains classified information and information that was government business that shoul she did not hand over. that is certainly within the realm of possibility and the fbi is being aggressive in going after trying to figure out what happened with h

mark: i'm mark halperin. john: i'm john heilemann. "with all due respect" to hillary clinton's summer friday document dump, thanks a lot, lady. ♪ john: happy national document dump friday. in our lineup -- money and insults. first, the trifecta of hillary clinton's disclosures are out this sizzling summer evening, the temperature in brooklyn is 89 degrees. health records, check. tax statements, check. since 2007, she says her family has paid more than $43 million in federal taxes. last year, they paid federal and state collectively 45.8%. most of the newsroom analyzing has been devoted to the 2200 e-mails released by the state department today. there is no news about benghazi, but there are communications from senator blumenthal, image consciousness, and "meet the press." about 12% of the pages of the e-mails have been released. mark this is clearly an attempt , to overload your circuits, my circuits. will it work? mark: in part. there will not be much written about any of the three things if they came out on their own, not an summer

♪ mark: i am mark halperin. i am john heilemann. we are having fun with donald trump. mr. ump: we just had a great weekend. mark: happy national smores days, friend. john: clinton, and the marco rubio position on abortion. mrs. clinton: when one of their candidates, a much younger man, a senator from florida, says there should be no exceptions for rape and incensed, that is as offensive and as troubling a comment as you can hear from a major candidate running for the presidency. k, we thought that marco rubio's no exception stance, which is shared by scott walker and my cut the be, we thought that was a deal when we first heard it, but how vulnerable do you think they are? very vulnerable. john mccain did not have it. mitt romney did not. it does not affect that many women in the country, but the polls are clear in this issue, thishese guys taking position, hillary clinton wants to be on offense, and there is a rumbling that she is not doing very well on some issues, and the reason is jeb. his campaign thinks that this position would be lethal in a general election. been pa

let's talk about that, joined by mark halperin, john heilemann. our own donna brazile. sara fagen. matthew dowd, everyone tuned donald trump every headline since that debate. three weeks he attacks john mccain on his war record, lot of predictions he's going fall, he doesn't. you heard him this morning, full speed ahead. >> donald trump as we have discovered is very unshamable, he can't be shamed during this. i'm sorry doesn't seem to be a part of his lexicon. i think, donald trump represents a whole group of voters who are disaffected from both parties. for me, there are three things about this that donald trump represents, a blending of entertainment and political news that we arrived at where selfie replaces seriousness. two, the idea we have a bombastic, belligerent culture that exists in politics today. he seems to represent that. three, more importantly, i have total confidence in voters who always do this in the course of this, they'll sort through this, they'll figure it out, and in the end, both parties will nominate a competent person to be president. >> sara. >> they're

mark: and i'm mark halperin. and with all due respect to rick perry, this one's for free. ♪ mark: on the show tonight, clinton, perry, paul, and cruz, but first, trump. he is ahead in the new poll today as we have seen, he , dominates. the latest democratic strategy -- latest republican strategy is to talk about hillary clinton. jeb bush plans to hit the big front runner in excerpts. he is quoted as saying isis grew while the united states disengaged and ignored the threat. and where was secretary of state clinton in all of this? yesterday, marco rubio hit back on hillary clinton on abortion, saying that she supports abortion even if an unborn child can feel pain. we look forward to exposing this view in the months to come. and scott walker avoided a question about trump into an answer about hillary. all of this clinton bashing and the audition to be the best at doing it actually got onto trump's radar at the debate. mr. trump: if hillary clinton is the candidate, which i doubt, that would be a dream come true. >>

mark: by mark halperin. john: and i'm john heilemann. and with all due respect, you are the only one who knows how to escalate the situation. ♪ mark: hello, hello from trump tower in new york city. we are the first reporters to get a tour of the trunk campaign headquarters in this very storied building. but first, our guest tonight joins us right now. he is the man of the hour and the man of the tower, donald trump. make you for joining us, mr. trump. john: there has been a tragic shooting today -- shot on live tv. mr. trump: i haven't seen it yet. i have been in the office all day. but i have been hearing about it and it's just horrible. literally on live television -- what a shame. you about yourk presidential campaign and show you some vintage footage of about two years ago. i want to show you one of the questions we asked you. >> what are the odds that donald trump will be the next president of the united states? >> i am talking -- i don't do this. i would say anywhere from 10%-20%. --k: then you said 10%-20% what are the odds today?

this has to be driving him crazy mark halperin. by the way, guess what, we don't want him to wear a mohair suit. >> that itself no who he is. you know, his father was always great, except when he tried to be the country music guy that ate pork rinds driving around washington, d.c. >> i'm close, i'm cutting him a little slack. he lost like 40 pounds. he doesn't have a wardrobe. look. jeb bush, i continue to believe, if he continues along the path he's on may benefit from the summer of trump. because he's got the money and he's got the policy expertise and the name i.d. but he is picking his spots. you noticed they did not attack back on the barbara bush video. they were silent on that. what they want to do is they want to use trump's policy proposals to introduce jeb bush to the country. that's their problem. jeb bush has to introduce himself. he is taking the immigration stuff and trying to explain himself. he'll do that on economics of labor day to try to contrast himself with trump to say he's the real conservative. here's his re

♪ mark: renminb i'm mark halperin. aljohn: i'm john heilemann.ue respect you are not the only one who knows how to escalate a situation. ♪ al: today -- john: today we are the first reporters to get a two or from the campaign headquarters in this building. first, our guest joins us right now. the man of the hour, and the man of the tower, donald trump. thank you for joining us. mr. trump: thanks. a tragicre has been shooting today with people getting shot on live tv. that?o you think about mr. trump: i have not seen it yet, but i have been hearing about it and it is horrible. it was literally on live television. what a shame. i want to ask you about your presidential campaign and show you some footage. i want to show you one of the questions we asked you. what are the odds that donald trump will be the next president of the united states? do this.: i don't i would say anywhere from 10%-20%. john: used -- mark: you said 10% to 20%. what are the odds today? mr. trump: maybe 21%. if i have a deal that is ready , and ready to be ,igned john: mark: jus

mark: and i'm mark halperin. with all due respect to mike huckabee and his love for pork chops on a stick, it is not what should be for breakfast. ♪ mega greetings from saint ambrose university and davenport, iowa. john and i are in iowa now. 21 of the 22 major presidential candidates are in this state between now and next week. they are here primarily for the state fair that is in des moines, where we will be over the next few days. the fair started today. we are in davenport because jeb bush did an event today on foreign policy. more on that in a bit. jeb will be at the soapbox tomorrow. almost all the candidates will be. john, major week in iowa. no straw poll this year, but the fair has drawn almost everybody to this state. tell me one thing you are looking forward to during this weekend in iowa. john: the fact that there is no straw poll makes the fair even bigger. on the republican side, i am looking forward to seeing scott walker. he is now, according to cnn, third place in iowa after being in first place

mark: i'm mark halperin. john: and, i'm john heilemann. "with all due respect" to that "vanity fair" story about tinder that has everyone all fired up -- ♪ john: not that i have any idea what tinder is. mark: it's a web thing or app. john: internets, i don't know. happy national julian fries day. lineup tonight a doctor, a , lawyer and a monster. first, the server. after months of saying she will never do this, hillary clinton is handing over to the fbi her infamous private e-mail server as well as at least one thumb drive with copies of her e-mails. an inspector general for the intelligence agency says two e-mails contained top-secret information. a higher classification than previously reported, although the clinton campaign says those e-mails were not marked classified at the time. given the developments of today, what is the worst-case scenario for hillary clinton? mark: that the justice department and fbi get her server, find and undelete e-mails that she did not turn over and that has both classified information and information that w