molly henneberg live from washington, hey, molly. you know, trump was critical today of elected republican leaders in washington. so what's new? but what did he say? >> reporter: hi, greg. donald trump told the crowd in tennessee that he's a republican. he's a conservative. but contends that too often republican leaders get to washington and lose their conservative principles. >> they walk into these magnificent buildings with those incredible vaulted ceilings and they go oh. i made it, darling. i made it. i vote for you. i vote for you. i vote for obamacare extensions. i'll do whatever you want me to do. i'm in washington. it's amazing. isn't it amazing? don't you agree? it won't happen to me. i promise. and if it does, you're going to let me know about it. but it won't, i promise. >> reporter: fox news has confirmed that three fundraising consultants have left jeb bush's presidential campaign. according to politico, the three left, quote, amid internal conflicts. bush's campaign tells fox that jeb has the, quote, widest and deepest

>> molly henneberg reporting live.e strong views from women, we expect that from some of the terrorist groups. we expect that from people who don't want to live in the modern world. but it's a little hard to take coming from republicans who want to be the president of the united states. >> hillary clinton angered a lot of republicans this week with her comparison of gop presidential candidates to, as you heard, terrorists. the inflammatory comments come as a tumultuous time for the lyclinton campaign, questions surrounding clinton's e-mail use are of course clouding her bid and turnout at campaign events seems unusually low considering her front-runner status, especially to some. josh, we'll get to the popularity later. first in terms of what we see almost a new -- i want to say anger and defensiveness is coming from hillary clinton. it seems as though she's trying to take a page out of donald trump's playbook and hit back and use inflammatory language. >> it's not a coincidence of the timing of these remarks she's try

in washington, molly henneberg fox news. >> meantime republican presidential candidate chris christie found himself on familiar ground dealing with protesters at the iowa state fair today. three protesters stormed the stage after asking the new jersey governor about a veto that would have stopped pigs from being locked up in small metal gestation crates. protesters were quickly removed by security. christie saying it is nothing he's not used to. >> really clear about that. something like that happens and i'm here in iowa, man i feel l right at home. [cheering] [inaudible] thank you iowa for doing that. after taking away he said farmers and not bureaucrats should make decisions on how to raise life stock. >> celebrating the history today fdny looking towards making things more dwrs by actively recruiting fdny commissioner said he's pushing for more diverse department and not tolerate anyone trying to stop it with uniformed members that 2012. when they represent just half of a percent of firefighters. now by comparison nypd is about 47% minority and 17% female. >> moms who aren't afraid

molly henneberg is live in washington. >> reporter: hi. vice president biden is reaching out to potential donors and to potential political allies it appears. media reports say biden met with one of the standard bearers of left wing democrats, pass mass senator elizabeth warren, possibly to get her support if he decides to throw his hat in the ring. they met at the naval observatory which is the vice president's official residence. warren has said she's not running for president if 2016, but has yet to endorse another candidate. some of biden's friends and supporters have started a draft biden group and one of them told the "new york times," quote, over the next few weeks, we hope to expand our operations so we can communicate with more voters about vice president biden's record. this comes as hillary clinton can't seem to move beyond the private e-mail server controversy at that has dogged her for months. pollsters say the issue is hurting her with voters. >> it's one of the lowest moments at that we've ever tested of hillary clinton not

molly henneberg following it all in washington. molly. >>> the state department has been ordered to work with the fbi in their efforts to recover e-mails from hillary clinton's private e-mail server. that's the ruling from a federal judge who says clinton didn't follow government policy when she used the private server as secretary of state. sarah westwood is an investigative reporter at "the washington examiner." she joins us now. sarah, thank you so much for joining us. you just wrote a piece in "the washington examiner" a couple hours ago and the headline really caught my attention, said e-mail time line suggests second server may exist. in this tangled web, is it possible that it just got more tangled? >> entirely possible. we have this company in denver that's saying they migrated all the data off that server in m - mid-2013. clinton's campaign saying we didn't wipe that information until january of this year. located on another server all this time and wiped off the second server or that someone here is not being truthful abo