from the public's vilifying of monicae clinton sex scandal to movies like "easy a." >> everyone is calling her a dirty skank! >> reporter: "mean girls." >> a little >> reporter: the finger wagging when caitlyn had sex with one of the guys on the abc reality show. >> i didn't mean to do anything that would cause anybody any problems. >> reporter: girls are expected to walk the fine linesexy and slutty. on celebrity instagram feeds they see immediately the more get. but unlike boys they're punished for being too sexual or s. it's a double standard learned as early as sixth grade. at recent study of 15,000 adolescents showed that girls 45% drop in peer acceptance.the other hand, saw an 88% boost. >> i'd gone through puberty before most others. >> reporter: emily was 11 yearsirst called a slut. >> knowing that people thought i was just a slut really had an effect on my self-worth. i had to cope in really harmful to myself. i turned to cutting my wrists and i attempted to commit suicide a couple of types. >> reporter: there as very r consequence when girls are ostracized, often by other girls.

the chief investigative correspondent actually help to expose the monica lewinsky and bill clinton storyis article says he is tied to a mobster who is a high roller at the trump plaza but he also works under john gotti. >> it turns out there's quite a few problems for the donald trump casino. 1991 the casita was fined two but thousand dollars because it was removing african-americans and women from the crap tables because he made it clear he did not want them around to it used some racist slurs and and misogyny. the casino commission found rather than in telling him to shut up or removing him they chose to placate. >> now from the ladies to reply he would not even recognize him. if they caught up with his daughter they said as part of the relationship. >> i talked to her daughter she said donald trump is a liar of course, they knew each other. they ron the helicopter, a neighbor on the yacht, of the party with him. >> 90 complaints by african american and with employees at his hotel that said we are being discriminated because they are catering to a desire not to be around blacks and wom

>> this is a big deal in the clinton-monica lewinski scandal. >> i learned about that when i was 10. i learned about that. i learned to dislike hillary from a very young age. >> that was it. we were talking about cigars. >> close, but it was the cigar. >> and dresses. dresses covered with what kind of fluids? that's insane. >> he was just trying to warn president obama that over sexed martians control earth. the man accused of shooting an idaho pastor was arrested on tuesday night while throwing documents over the white house fence. odom writes that hyper sexual beings from mars have been controlling human civilization for millions of years. the pastor he shot was one of them. he thinks many are martians, nancy pelosi and every single israeli prime minister since 1948. there are many others too from israel. >> sounds like a lot. there was a drawing of one of the martians. i don't think that's it. >> let's see the drawing he made. look at that. >> what do you think? do you think there is anything to this story? >> where was ray? >> anyone who understood that, send us a tweet. i think

monica. >>> politics now, hillary clinton and bernie sanders were back at it again tonight, debating in miami one night after sanders scored a upset win in the michigan primary. tonight's debate was conducted by the hispanic network univision and many questions concerned immigration reform, and economic issues in particular, of interest to latinos. of course, hispanic vote will be crucial in the florida primary next week. >>> on the republican side, front runner donald trump launched a attacks a against ohio governor john kasich today. trump targeted kasich as a loop hole has kasich moving ahead of trum in ohio. kasich told supporters in illinois that his turnout last night in michigan, and kasich voters are hearing his message. he said he expected to win the winner take all primary in ohio next week. marco rubio acknowledged that he is not entirely proud of his personal attacks begins donald trump and said his own children were embarrassed by his actions. also, in florida today, former candidate, carli fiorina endorsed ted cruz. >> i will support and deeven if. >> i will support and defend.

louis, missouri, where clinton is holding an event at noontime. monicaell us a little bit about what we can expect today. >> reporter: good morning, frances. that's right, hillary clinton has an event coming up here behind me in a couple of hours at a carpenter's apprentice shop. she will then head to ohio for the rest of the day. she's got a couple of events there. these are two big march 15th states. one of the headlines coming out of yesterday is about her appearance at nancy reagan's funeral in semi valley, california, where in an interview with our own andrea mitchell she spoke glowingly about the reagans' role in bringing about awareness for hiv/aids and praised them for kicking off a national conversation which led to a lot of criticism from the lgbt community who did not at all agree with that sentiment. in fact, one of clinton's big supporters and surrogates, somebody who has worked for the clintons in his past life, chad griffin, now president of the human rights campaign, tweeted and said nancy reagan was not in fact a hero on this topic. so s

martha: doug schoen, former advisor to president bill clinton. monicawley online opinion editor for "washington times." great to see you guys. this is something people talk about a lot, monica. do you believe it's true? >> yes. i think dr. carson is absolutely accurate on this because this is how corrupt the republican establishment, actual bipartisan establishment really is. some members of the gop establishment have said this out loud they would prefer hillary clinton because all about the devil they know versus the devil they don't know. donald trump if set nominee he promised to smash the committing order. that means interrupting the establishment's hold on power, influence and their gravy train and they do not want it. martha: here is donald trump what would happen. watch this. >> if they're going to be fair they will be very happy. how can they give up millions of people that really feel disenfranchised. >> because they don't like you. they don't want you to be nominee. >> they will lose and four supreme justices that they will not like. >> all tr

clinton? >> she believengnym in abortion >> then i vote for her. >> sometimes it is needing abortion. >> and i would like hillary to win. >> and like monica. >> basically> i love hillary clinton. >> what are hillary policy to create job? >> resumes. >> resumes. >> yeah, get an upto date resume. >> hillary clinton is running for president. >> she is a liar. >> she is a liar. >> you like bernie sanders? >> yes. he shakes. >> i own one pair of underwear. >> why do you like him? >> he talks to people. >> he feelses the burn. >> donald trump running for president? >> i can't say colorful words on [in >> you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves. >> and donald trump. >> he speaks what is on his mom. trump and his hair is for the rich. >> and who likes poor peopleelary? >> >> who dpn you believe she care if she doesn't tell the truth. >> if donald trump wins, we'll go to canada. >> it is cool up there. >> he's fooling the people. >> you don't think the american people are smart enough to know what is going on? >> you are dam straight. >> he wants to build a wall. >> you can't bill a wall. >> you need bridges. >> they can walk cross the bridge. who are are yo

because if he's going to start talking about bill clinton and monica lewinsky, hillary clinton is goingout trump university and everything else. i think we've only just seen a little bit of what could occur in that general election matchup. >> these 24 candidate are two c with high unfavorables already. >> you can imagine those three scheduled presidential debates in a general election in september and october. if it's hillary clinton and donald trump going face to face in a presidential enjoy that? that will certainly be highly rated debates, but also the business of attacking donald trump is actually turning out to be quite difficult. marco rubio experimented with matching him for vulgarity for vulgarity and it only hurt him, so hillary clinton is going to have to figure out what works best for her. >> stand by, we're going to continue to follow obviously this race for the white house. also coming up, a terror raid in france leads to four arrests. were the suspects plotting a sequel to the horrific massacre in paris? we're getting new details. stand by. >>> europe is on edge tonight f

started saying things that republicans sort of stayed away for years about the clinton behavior, about sexgate and monica lewinski. she stopped talking about donald trump after that. hillary clinton is sort of a color within the line player as a politician. that is not what donald trump is. i think that's an x factor. i think what hillary clinton, will tap into is people that will be afraid that government will be taken out of my life to protect me and to really make sure that my kids are educated. because of what trump is saying, imagine people of color, imagine people that are poor that need their social security and other things that are facing the reality. wait a minute this guy can be in the white house and really deport me or really build a wall, or really take these things from me. that fear and anger will be just as real as what trump is tapping into. charlie: do you think the republican party could come out of this split in a significant way so that like it did after the republican convention in san francisco in 1964? it's a very different party? >> i think that's potential, charlie. there are a

last year, donald trump started that republicans sort of stayed away for years behavior,clinton about sexgate and monica lewinski. she stopped talking about donald trump after that. of ary clinton is sort color within the line player as a politician. that is not what donald trump is. an xnk that's factor. charlie: hillary's campaign be about confidence and experience? not speaking for them. i also think it's going to be about some series policies and about the role of government. i think that -- i agree with all of the panel tonight. that trump has tapped into a real anger. i think what hillary clinton, is people that will be afraid that government will be taken out of my life to me and to really make sure that my kids are educated. because of what trump is saying, imagine people of color, imagine people that are poor that need their social security and other facing the are reality. wait a minute this guy can be in the white house and really build ae or really wall, or really take these things from me. and anger will be just as real as what trump is tapping into. charlie: do you think the republican par

lawyers to be this exhibition wrap, including lanny davis, the lawyer who represented bill clinton in the monica francine: i like that! great job, ryan chilcote. stay with bloomberg; plenty more coming up today. civil aviation ministry conference on the hijacked plane. shortly after, shinzo abe holds a press conference in just under half an hour. we'll bring you headlines as they break. tha speech.'s coming up next is "surveillance." ♪ francine: europe in the green; stocks gain after a 40 weekend. y falters aheadie of a speech by janet yellen. the u.s. government drops its case against apple after breaking into an iphone. personal security and national privacy are still being debated. hijacked airplane forced to land by a passenger claiming to have an explosive belt. this is bloomberg "surveillance." tom keene is in new york.

. >> a lot of those things when clinton was the president, she was the one behind it. >> like monica.ah, basically. >> i love hillary clinton. >> what are hillary's policies to create jobs, do you think? >> resumes. >> resumes? >> yeah. get an up-to-date resume. >> hillary clinton is running for president. >> another liar. >> you think hillary is a liar? >> of course. >> you like bernie sanders? >> yes, i do. >> why? >> because he's making sense. >> i own one pair of underwear, that's it! >> why do you like bernie sanders? >> because he talks to the people, not at the people. >> you feeling the bern? donald trump running for president. >> i know i can't say colorful words on television. >> and you can tell them to go [ bleep ] themselves. >> donald trump. >> oh no, he speaks what's on his mind. >> trump and his hair can eat my [ bleep ]. >> he's not for us. >> who is for people, hillary? >> yeah. >> if hillary doesn't tell the truth, why do you believe her that she cares about poor people? >> that's true. >> if donald trump wins, i'm moving me and my family to canada. >> it's a little

how nervous could the clinton campaign get? tucker carlson, monica crowley, herman cain weigh in. wick quick programing note. we had ted cruz on tonight. tomorrow night, 10:00 eastern, donald trump will join us here on "hannity." stay with us. i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. ohhhhhh! do you have to do that right in my ear? burning of diabetic nerve pain, these feet learned the horn from my dad and played gigs from new york to miami. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unus

monica hanley, corrected her error. she wrote it's rafik not rasik. but it was too late. hillary wrote back, that's too bad, since i use the the wrongt only be given correct information. if you're hillary clinton's aide and your name is monica, you right? [ cheers and applause ]ten months and like 52,000 e-mails later the only thing we end up learning from all these e-mails we looked at is that hillary clinton is much more borirked at sony.u know the price of stamps is about to go down? for the first time since 1919 the stamp is going from 49 cents to 47 cents. invested all my savings in those damn forever sta price is going down. the post office begged congress tos. they estimate, the post office says, the two-cent decrease will cost them $2 billion a year, and they're not in such great shape in the first place. but congress is insisting on cutting that price by two cents. it's weird how congress loves the free market so much except foe're going to keep communist. [ laughter ] i know the lines are long, but let's not mess with it. st. patrick's day is coming up. and there is a -- there's a st. patrick's day themed cookie cutter that's been attracting a lot of attention because of its unique yet

clinton to draw that policy out. >> yeah. absolutely. bill: this is what we town from trump's team on instagram yesterday. ♪ ♪ [laughter] bill: pretty simple theme, monicak weak. >> yes. and brutally effect effective, by the way. she's coming on the heels of eight years of president obama who has been widely perceived as weak and ineffectual both militarily and in prestige and influence around the world. so she is closely tied to him, obviously, was his secretary of state. look, donald trump, again, is not constrained. he is, he's already demonstrated he's ready to go for the jugular and stay there. he's a fierce competitor, and unlike previous republican income knees from bob dole, mitt romney, john mccain, all fine men, but they were willing to play by gentlemen's rule ands take their feet off the gas when with it counted. donald trump does not play by those rules, and that's why the democrats are concerned. bill: wow. he's going to fight back. we've seen that already. >> for sure. bill: brad, address that. >> look, monica thinks that the solution for the republicans' inability to win the presidency is to nominate a jerk like donald trump and have som

but mike mccurray, white house press secretary to bill clinton during the heights of the monica scandalit part of your life when you were the press secretary or bill clinton during that era or did you come pa -- >> i don't know whether that's a true democratic white house because maybe it's different in a republican white house but open confessions of faith weren't common. part of what i'm working on now is to say we should be more open. >> his new role takes him out of the briefing room into the classroom directing the center of public theology in washington d.c. >> so you want to train a new generation of religious leaders, ministers to help them with people in their public life. >> i want them to be comfortable talking about politics. they probably avoid politics because they feel they're going to offend half the congregation. people can have much more civil conversations about things that matter. i think they would be more equipped to guide them. but to really draw out people who will converse with their better angel in them. >> do you think you did anything when you were in that jo

and doug shaun former advisor to president clinton. monicahoughts on what is on ted cruz. >> the polling in kansas was spotty and nonexistent. i don't think anybody had expectations in kansas. that was a meaningful win for senator cruz..... he won six caucus and or primaries and five of which are forward and make a compelling argument that is he the choice of conservative voters. he's the choice of republican voters because in these caucuses and primaries he out organizes the other candidates. i would say the challenge for ted cruz moving forward is that there are very few caucuses heading forward on the calendar, so that will be his challenge to build on this momentum and sustain the narrative that this is coming down to a two-man race. >> joe, we just heard from the spokesperson for marco rubio's campaign in main. he did not even get to the level where he's going to walk away from main with any delegates. your thoughts on marco rubio's campaign tonight. >> that's the real looser tonight is marco rubio. there's no other way to put it. i thin

>> monica, we can all agree with president obama and his accolades including hillary clinton the realse of islamic terror is global warming. can you agree with that? >> no, i can't. but that's apparently what the president authentically believes. he and his team have just said this week, in light of the brussels attacks and so on, the greatest threat to global security is climate change. this is who he is. this is what he believes. it's not a mystery. we've had seven years of this. when we talk about the rise of donald trump and/or ted cruz, we talk about mrs. clinton hitting these two guys in the campaign, look, the reason why you've got donald trump doing so well is a direct reaction to the perceived and actual weakness of the united states under this president and his former secretary of state over all of this time. the wheels are coming off the world. >> i want to ask you, julie, after the paris attacks, we brought the big guns, james taylor to play guitar. are we going to do that again? >> i'd love to see james taylor play guitar. >> julie, monica, thank you for joining us. great

monica. thank you. >> pleasure. >> former president bill clinton taking heat today for potentially violating massachusetts election rule. clinton seen greeting people inside several polling places yesterday including one in boston with the mayor which raised red flags. plus massachusetts, secretary of state says he's allowed in polling places just not allowed to solicit votes. the mayor's office says they were thinking polling workers. >>> ted cruz claiming a food hold in the g.o.p. for the white house walking away with three victories in last night's super tuesday contest. you'll never guess who just said they may actually get cruz on the side. >> republicans together we have a choice. we are blessed with a deep talented honorable field. i ask you to prayerfully consider our coming together. uniting. this little guy is about to make his first deposit. we'd like to open a savings account for him. yes yes. great thanks to mom and dad and their safe driving bonus check from allstate. oh. look at this. safe driving bonus. are you a safe driver? lucky little fella. only allstate gives you two safe driving bon

>> guest: you know, clinton, had this relationship with monica lewinsky and denied it and then finally admitted it. his definition of sexual relations in the famous statement was released. there were two reactions in the country of two majority reactions. one majority reaction was this was wrong and the country wanted to condemn. the other was that, you know, we know a lot of politicians tat led less than good xhafrps of sexual lives and we don't want to impeach him for it. the country, luckily for him, was in good shape at the time of the scandal. we had a roaring economy, the budget deficit was replaced by surplus and americans felt good about the country. all during the impeachment battle clinton's approval ratings were quite high and the question pollsters ask is do you approve of the job president clinton is doing and they were fine on the job. they just didn't like the scandal. the republicans were really pressing this impeachment issue. and it was later to be repeated by george w bush in 2011 the party gained seats in the house of representatives. everybody said all right. the d

if you're hillary clinton's aide and your name is monica, you really can't afford to screw up ever. right? [ cheers and applause ] ten months and like 52,000 end up learning from all these e-mails we looked at is that hillary clinton is much more boring than anyone who ever worked at sony. [ laughter ] did you know the price of stamps is about to go down? for the first time since 1919 the stamp is going from 49 cents to 47 cents. which i knew i shouldn't have invested all my savings in those damn forever stamps. [ laughter ] the price is going down. the post office begged congress to let them keep it where it is. they estimate, the post office says, the two-cent decrease will cost them $2 billion a year, and they're not in such great shape in the first place. but congress is insisting on cutting that price by two cents. it's weird how congress loves the free market so much except for the post office. that we're going to keep communist. [ laughter ] i know the lines are long, but let's not mess with it. st. patrick's day is coming up. and there is a -- there's a st. patrick's day them

clinton. we'll run that. get monica's reaction. ♪ [dog barking] [laughter] melissa: okay.o that is, that is an ad we saw on line. saw it live when she did barking at rally. republicans were fighting with each other. this is what is happening in the debates. turned it back on her. do you think he can amount a effective narrative against her? be honest in the past not a lot of people have been successful i guess exempt for barack obama? >> here the difference. that ad is very effective. just the beginning. both mrs. clinton and mr. trump are pivoting toward a general election campaign already. this ad is first of many to come. here is the difference between people who have taken on clintons in the past and donald trump. previously only seen politicians, melissa, take on the clinton and they have been so afraid of the clinton machine and what might be thrown at them or "new york times" or "washington post" will say about them. donald trump is not a politician. he is a completely different breed. and because he doesn't need the job of the presidency, because he has business em

bill clinton with monica was that presidential? >> fair point. >> i was bringing my boy joey up at that time. this is like minor league and amateur hour compared to what bill clinton did so you can use that anlage. >> but you don't find when people start going through his record and say you have not been consistent on this. do you think these are valid points or the followers like you and are they so impressed with the style and demeanor approach that don't give you details? >> i'm like the millions of americans that say show me something better. show me something better. >> interesting. >> show me something better. what we have in the white house now is better? this is a guy that has bluster. he's got conviction and focus. laser focus. >> do you know what he's going to do? >> i have to tell you because there's a lot of good folks that are afraid, they're shipping 10 billion people out, that's not going to happen. what he is going to do, he'll deal with everybody and that's a good thing. you can't be severe right. you can't be sever

monica, thank you very much. directly ahead, hillary clinton and bernie sanders go after donald trump over the controversy involvingaign manager. will that have any impact? mr. ed henry on that next. bnk . test. test. test. every day you read headlines about businesses being hacked and intellectual property being stolen. that is cyber-crime and it affects each and every one of us. microsoft created the digital crimes unit to fight cyber-crime. we use the microsoft cloud to visualize information so we can track down the criminals. when it comes to the cloud, trust and security are paramount. we're building what we learn back into the cloud to make people and organizations safer. >>> thanks for staying with us tonight for this special edition of the o'reilly factor election 2016. i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. in the personal story seeing want -- segment tonight. how is how the candidates are responding to the corey lewandowski. >> what donald trump has been doing over these last months is incite insighting violent, aggressive behavior that i think is very dangerous and has resulted in attacks on people at hi

bill clinton. monica. that is a slamdunk. goldman sachs paying you. a very high state debate.t that she would win. no doubt that he would win. we do know this. politics has become in a tame it. that is except what a hillary versus trump matchup would be. like it or not, we would be glued.ki ♪ at temenos, with the microsoft cloud, we can enable a banker to travel to the most remote locations with nothing but a phone and a tablet. everywhere where there's a phone, you have a bank. now a person is able to start a business, and employ somebody for the first time. the microsoft cloud helped us to bring banking to ten million people in just two years. it's transforming our world. stuart: right at 11:00 eastern time. wisconsin votes a week from today, and last hour the governor of wisconsin, scott walker, endorsed ted cruz. watch this. >> ted cruz is the best positioned by far to both win the nomination of the republican party and to then go on and defeat hillary clinton. we want people who are principled, common sense be conservatives who do what they say, who stick to their guns, b

the clinton had his relationship with monica lewinsky, he denied it and denied it and denied it and then finally admitted it. a lot hung on his definition of sexual relations in that. there were two reactions in the country. two majority reactions in the country. one majority reaction was this was wrong and the country wanted to condemn it. the other was that we know a lot of politicians have led less than exemplary sexual lives and we don't really want to impeach him for it. they didn't want to impeach him partly because the country, luckily for him was in very good shape at the time this scandal broke. we had a roaring economy and the budget deficit was replaced by a surplus. americans felt generally good about the country. all during the impeachment battle clinton approval rating stayed quite high, some times hitting the 60s. the questions they ask is do you approve or disapprove of the job president clinton is doing. they approved. they were fine with him on the job they just didn't like the scandal. the whole election in 1998, the midterm was fought around the impeachment issue and