mr. clinton: have at it. betty: you have something like 200,000 plus sponsors that have supported cgi since 2001. a few of them have begun to reassess their sponsorship of the clinton global initiative. exxon mobil said they will not sponsor cgi this year. is this because of the funding controversy? mr. clinton: i think they don't want to be involved in politics. they don't think we were ever political. there has never been a foundation with a more prominent political person involved. i have had george and laura bush here, mitt romney, john mccain, and sarah palin came. rupert murdoch and his son and his foundation have given money to us, along with mayor bloomberg. we just solve problems. there are people who just don't like bad press, and you cannot be involved in modern american politics without somebody attacking you, and i think the fact there are so many other channels like bloomberg and social media, if someone wants to go negative -- it is sort of a tribute to my wife that it all happened now. [laughte

mr. clinton: have at it. tty: you have something like 200,000 plus sponsors that have supported cgi since 2001. a few of them have begun to reassess their sponsorship of the clinton global initiative. exxon mobil said they will not sponsor cgi this year. is this because of the funding controversy? mr. clinton: i think they don't want to be involved in politics. they don't think we were ever political. there has never been a foundation with a more prominent political person involved. i have had george and laura bush here, mitt romney, john mccain, and sarah palin came. rupert murdoch and his son and his foundation have given money to us, along with mayor bloomberg. we just solve problems. there are people who just don't like bad press, and you cannot be involved in modern american politics without somebody attacking you, and i think the fact there are so many other channels like bloomberg and social media, if someone wants to go negative -- it is sort of a tribute to my wife that it all happened now. [laughter]

mr. clinton: have at it. tty: you have something like 200,000 plus sponsors that have supported cgi since 2001. a few of them have begun to reassess their sponsorship of the clinton global initiative. exxon mobil said they will not sponsor cgi this year. is this because of the funding controversy? mr. clinton: i think they don't want to be involved in politics. they don't think we were ever political. there has never been a foundation with a more prominent political person involved. i have had george and laura bush here, mitt romney, john mccain, and sarah palin came. rupert murdoch and his son and his foundation have given money to us, along with mayor bloomberg. we just solve problems. there are people who just don't like bad press, and you cannot be involved in modern american politics without somebody attacking you, and i think the fact there are so many other channels like bloomberg and social media, if someone wants to go negative -- it is sort of a tribute to my wife that it all happened now. [laughter]

mr. clinton: i don't think so.hink that -- because once you get to be president, you are making a daily story. i will still give speeches on the subjects i am interested in. i have really enjoyed those things. [laughter] i get to go meet with smart people. i have met with oracle's major investors twice in the last year. they are fascinating. i learned so much. if someone told me in 2001 that people still wanted me to come talk, i would be stunned. [laughter] i think it is because i spent a couple of hours a day studying what is going on in the world, and i don't just tell war stories. i do not talk about when i was president unless someone asks me a specific question. i think people want to live in the present and look to the future. betty: in a bloomberg politics poll if you feel, if hillary clinton were to be elected to the white house, 83% of those voters polled said it was mostly good for her to turn to you as a chief advisor. mr. clinton: well, that is nice. [laughter] i appreciate that. betty: what would you

mr. clinton: this is the point where i reach my back pocket to make sure my billfold is still there. [laughter] ms. spellings: president bush. mr. bush: yes. readpellings: the scholars your father spoke about relationships and building relationships. mr. bush: why didn't they read my? ms. spellings: they did. but they talked about his letter writing and development of relationships over many years, not just when you need something but over time. talk about what they should learn from your dad and how you all have developed relationships. one of thegsmr. bush: relationships that i described was theook called "41" relationship that bill had with my dad. losing an election wasn't fun. one, and heyou lost lost one to him. they ended up having a friendship. how does it happen? people who they think of bitter enemies from the political arena are able to put aside victory and defeat. i think that in dad's case, that winning and losing an election was not the most central thing in his life. the most central things in his life turned out to be his faith and his family. it makes it much easier

mrs. clinton? he writes: sometimes you can only see the mountain if you're on the plane and sometimes you can only send hsieh the plain if you're on the top of the mountain. so sometimes if you're a democrat you ought to listen to a republican and sometime if you're a republican you ought to read the democrats' books. so "the queen" is my advice to hillary, and some people are mat at me because it's pretty good advice. folks who have read the book said, are you giving away too much here? i said forewarned is for forearmed for our side. none officer this us tongue in check. chuck todd asked me. i said, no, this is not tongue in cheek if i were her theirs how i would approach each of the candidates. i'm not going to tell you everything in "the queen" because then you won't buy it. the purpose of writing a book is to have you buy it. my real purpose, if you're listingen foster, buy 100 million of these so when mrs. clinton opens the "new york times" she sees "the queen" and gets aggravate. because the

mrs. clinton she has little choice but to acknowledge what she's done. fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry with our report. >> we doll it. >> reporter: just as hillary clinton hit the reset button on russian relations, her team is trying that with her struggling campaign. her advisers ironically revealing in a carefully coordinated leak to the "new york times" they want to bring more spontaneity to a cautious campaign, and have a strategy to have clinton show more humor and heart, as the candidate retweeted this msnbc clip. >> work out of choice? >> swimming, but that's not always available, so treadmill and weights and walking. >> and the food you crave most? >> probably chocolate. >> reporter: except back in june, clinton's aides claim they were planning to show her softer side, in the run-up to the second launch of her campaign on roosevelt island, so veteran democratic strategist david axelrod tweeted diminish -- clinton advisers told the times after conduct a focus group in which voters said they wanted to hear moreo, mails, the campaig

mrs. clinton actually wins the white house. we're going to tell you all about that. ng money starts right now. >>> but first some breaking news for you. hillary clinton leaning more to the left today, coming out against the keystone pipeline. >> i think it is imperative that we look at the keystone pipeline as what i believe it is, a distraction from the important work we have to do to combat climate change and, unfortunately, from my perspective, one that interferes with our ability to move forward to deal with all the other issues. therefore i oppose it. liz: all right. mrs. clinton is breaking her silence about the keystone pipeline, kept that for about five years. so why is she speaking up now? joining me now, christian, former senior advisor under president bush. so we've got, joining us as well. christian, the pope will be talking about climate change and also tom, the big green money guy. he's basically about the environment. spent $74 million last year. is the tom money basically staring at hillary clinton in the face? >> yeah. all of those things. you know, b

mrs. clinton in a crucial early nominating state where mrs. clinton has been slowly losing ground. according to the latest real clear politics average vermont senator bernie sanders has a more than three-point lead in mrs. clinton in new hampshire but will the support of senator shaheen be enough for her to overcome concerns about the e-mail scandal that continues to hound her campaign? we are live with the very latest from washington. molly? >> hillary clinton was asked about brian paglianio who helped her in her 2008 campaign and then at the state department. congressional investigators want to know if pagliano who set up clinton's controversial private e-mail server may have knowledge of the 30,000 e-mails deleted from the server. when his lawyer said he would plead the fifth to avoid self-incrimination instead of testifying clinton said, quote, we encourage everyone to cooperate. she also was asked why he was paid personally by the clintons separate from his state department salary to maintain their private e-mail server. here's what she said. >> with respect to personal servic

mrs. clinton was hoping to communicate to voters. something mrs. n and her husband have complained about to friends. he we are back with the panel. steve, the focus group has obviously told her she needed to say she was sorry. >> right. this explains the shift from defiance to contrition. it's totally contrived. she doesn't mean a word of it. i mean, look at the way that she is talking about this now. she said for months as that montage suggests she had done nothing wrong. there was no reason for anybody to do it. she hinted several times this was all part of the vast right wing conspiracy. she is going back to defenses she used in the 1990s to defend her husband. now she is all of a sudden saying well, actually, you might have had a point. this actually is a bigger deal. still even in the interview last night she challenged david muir when he pointed out that the intelligence community found these are top secret. she said they found that but the state department didn't. the fundamental problem is she is not going to be able to offer a good explanat

mrs. clinton was hoping to communicate to voters. something mrs. clinton and her husband have complained about to friends. he we are back with the panel. steve, the focus group has obviously told her she needed to say she was sorry. >> right. this explains the shift from defiance to contrition. it's totally contrived. she doesn't mean a word of it. i mean, look at the way that she is talking about this now. she said for months as that montage suggests she had done nothing wrong. there was no reason for anybody to do it. she hinted several times this was all part of the vast right wing conspiracy. she is going back to defenses she used in the 1990s to defend her husband. now she is all of a sudden saying well, actually, you might have had a point. this actually is a bigger deal. still even in the interview last night she challenged david muir when he pointed out that the intelligence community found these are top secret. she said they found that but the state department didn't. the fundamental problem is she is not going to be able to offer a good ex

mrs. clinton is the same person who compared republicans to terrorists. i wish mr. trump would throw more heat hillary clinton's way. i feel i'm the only candidate who has been critical of her n consistent consistently. mrs. clinton has lied about benghazi and e-mails and her server. when she revives the war on women, make no mistake, this is her go-to line. >>> meantime, mike huckabee in kentucky today. he plans to lead a rally in support of county clerk kim davis. she is sitting in jail for contempt of court for the refusing to issue the marriage licenses to same-sex couples. today is the first day her motion could be heard. for the latest on that, let's turn to jean casarez. >> reporter: john and alison, it is expected today that mike huckabee, presidential contender, is actually going to kentucky not only to lead a rally for kim davis outside of the jail, where she still sits, but go inside and talk with her. her attorney confirmed that mike huckabee called kim davis on her cell phone and spoke with her last week. now this is all the while kim davis tells her att

mrs. clinton, if you want to stump a democrat, ask them to name an accomplishment of mrs. r jean shaheen is one of hillary clinton's biggest supporters and joins me from washington, doing your day job up here in beautiful new hampshire. >> i know. >> it's quite extraordinary up here. but the question is as hillary clinton comes here today, she has fallen further behind, farther behind bernie sanders from neighboring vermont and she is under fire, losing support from women voters. how do you stop the slide in hillary clinton's campaign? >> well, i think hillary is going to continue to do what she's been doing in this campaign. she is going to continue talking about what matters in voters' lives. she will be in concord, our state capital, today with the vermont governor, peter shumlin, and they will be talking about heroin and opioid abuse. it's a huge epidemic in new hampshire and concerns too many families. tomorrow she will be at the university of new hampshire talking about how to help students with the cost of student loans. new hampshire has the second highest student l

mr. clinton: this is the point where i reach my back pocket to make sure my billfold is still there. [laughter] ms. spellings: president bush. mr. bush: yes. readpellings: the scholars your father spoke about relationships and building relationships. mr. bush: why didn't they read my? ms. spellings: they did. but they talked about his letter writing and development of relationships over many years, not just when you need something but over time. talk about what they should learn from your dad and how you all have developed relationships. one of thegsmr. bush: relationships that i described was theook called "41" relationship that bill had with my dad. losing an election wasn't fun. one, and heyou lost lost one to him. they ended up having a friendship. how does it happen? people who they think of bitter enemies from the political arena are able to put aside victory and defeat. i think that in dad's case, that winning and losing an election was not the most central thing in his life. the most central things in his life turned out to be his faith and his family. it makes it much easier

mrs. clinton, if you want to stump a democrat, ask them to name an accomplishment of mrs. clinton's. >> the second biggest takeaway from last night's debate wasn't the candidate, it was a topic. planned parenthood. the health care provider unattack by candidates who called for a fiscal budget that would defund the organization. many cited videos that activists released discussing the sale of tissue for medical research. >> i agree that we should defund planned parenthood. i don't know many people in america that don't think we should. >> i defunded planned parenthood 4 1/2 year ago. >> the systemic murder of children in the womb to preserve body parts for profit. >> i defunded planned parenthood. >> are these my values? these are horrifying. on these videos planned parenthood confesses to multiple felonies. >> i'd ask, do you think the unborn child united states a human being or is it just a blob of tissue? >> fiorina railed against the group with an especially vivid tirade. >> i dare hillary clinton, barack obama, to watch these tapes. watch a fully formed fetus on the tab

mrs. clinton in san juan, puerto rico. she's really doubling down on her e-mail defense. >> that's right. she repeatedly refused to apologize to the american people. she noted she understands it was confusing. she's sorry for that. but at one point she said she wasn't thinking at the beginning of the obama administration. and didn't have a chance to think through the whole e-mail situation. she went on to say this. >> i know why the american people have questions about it. and i want to make sure that i answer those questions. starting with the fact that my personal e-mail use was fully above board. it was allowed by the state department as they have confirmed. but in retrospect, it certainly would have been better, i take responsibility, i should have had two accounts. >> yahoo news is reporting her former staffer who set up the server is also taking the fifth with the fbi. why that would be significant, of course, remember we talked about the fact that democrats allies of hillary clinton yesterday were dismissing the ide

mrs. clinton county. one month ago he felt helpless and he was about to give up. in 2011 is bad luck started. he was hit by a car. >> the car turned onto the road and it hit me and it might career. >> use a tree climber and a landscaper. when he got into the car accident it destroyed his body and the work that he could have done before, he couldn't do it. he lost his job and his marriage everything was going wrong at that point. people do know clinton and they like him. >> i met mr. clinton kelly four years ago right over there on the bus stop. >> one day april and her boyfriend brian were walking and saw him badly beaten. >> i was on what avenue shopping and i saw him and he was beaten and battered and abused walking with a cane and the worst shape i have ever seen them in. >> i had to carry him and put him in my truck. >> they asked for help for clinton. after the page got started a lot of people got involved. hope foundation helping people every day. they got a medical treatment place to live and in the hotel for while so he could stay. they gave him clothing a

mrs. clinton's troubles? >> yes., the federalist did an analysis of the new emails today. >> what's the federalist? >> the federalist is a great organization and a great online magazine, conservative, yes, but they did do appear analysis which shows that mrs. clinton repeatedly originated and distributed highly classified national security information over that unsecured and unsanctioned server. >> were they specific in any email that they believed she violated the law? >> yes. absolutely. in fact, there is a whole range of emails that they point out. what they point out is that in many of these emails the only content that is redacted and then classified after the fact, which is what they are trying to argue here, was her messaging ine+sde÷8dss these em. meaning that they went back and classified only what she was writing, which means that she was originating classified information that was then going out over this unsecured email. so she wasn't -- in other words, she wasn't a helpless, passive recipient of classifi

mrs. clinton is that we'll know she is brilliant, very experienced, knows the political game, and she hasefited from it, as did her husband, from their relationship. they got places together they couldn't have gotten to a part. which he suffered more because of it. one is just in terms of political campaigning abilities. was talking about political theater, and he is a good actor. she is not. that is part of it. in comparison with him in terms of her ability to be charismatic, to move people, she doesn't have it in the same way. the other negative is that largely because of his history and the way he has moved through the years, she became part of his defense mechanism very early on. she has never been able to rid herself of that. she has always been defensive first. john: people look at the way she handled her e-mail, the way they conducted their business, many people come to what is i think a true but nevertheless hackneyed conclusion, which is that they play by their own rules. that they are not subject to the normal standard operating procedures other public figures have to operate un

mrs. clinton. mrs. clinton is the same person comparing republicans to terrorists. for heavens sake i wish in trump would throw a little more heat hillary clinton's way. >> in the republican race, most of the action is between donald trump and former governor jed bush. with trump leading in the polls. they have begun to release videos attacking him with his own words. >> i lived in new york city and manhattan. my views may be different to if i lived in iowa. >> for his part, trump has been using bush's words to kick back. >> we recognise the commitment of someone that devoted her life to public service. i want to say thank you to secretary clinton. >> the beneficiary of the republican fight appears to be neurosurgeon ben carson. >> the united states of america is an absolutely wonderful place. >> polls suggest that the snoouro return is gain -- neurosurgeon is gaining ground. and carson is tied with trump. top republicans will meet on stage for the next debate. democrats are scheduled to hold their first debate next month >>> this november voters in mississippi will

mrs. clinton, i know flying is an activity, not an accomplishment. mrs. to stump a democrat, ask them to name an accomplishment of mrs. clinton. >> what we did learn tonight about foreign policy 2016, we learned a lot. there are a lot of hawks out there. here what is we heard. get tough with putin, rip up the iran deal on day one. cancel china's state dinner coming up. carly fiorina called for sending a strong, even militaristic message to russia. >> having met vladimir putin, point talk to him at all. we talked too much to him. i would begin rebuilding the six fleet, the defensive program in poland, conduct regular aggressive military exercises in the baltic states. vladimir putin would get the message. >> governor scott walker, wisconsin bragged about being one of the first candidates to promise to rip up the iranian nuclear deal on his day one as president. >> i was one of the first ones to call for terminating the bad deal with iran on day one. the president said i need to bone up. the president who called isis the jv squad said i need to bone up. it'

mrs. clinton, i know flying is an activity, not an accomplishment. mrs. clinton, if you want to stump a democrat, ask them to name an accomplishment of mrs. clinton. >> what we did learn tonight about foreign policy 2016, we learned a lot. there are a lot of hawks out there. here what is we heard. get tough with putin, rip up the iran deal on day one. cancel china's state dinner coming up. carly fiorina called for sending a strong, even militaristic message to russia. >> having met vladimir putin, point talk to him at all. we talked too much to him. i would begin rebuilding the six fleet, the defensive program in poland, conduct regular aggressive military exercises in the baltic states. vladimir putin would get the message. >> governor scott walker, wisconsin bragged about being one of the first candidates to promise to rip up the iranian nuclear deal on his day one as president. >> i was one of the first ones to call for terminating the bad deal with iran on day one. the president said i need to bone up. the president who called isis the jv squad said i

mrs. clinton. i mean mrs. clinton is the same person who compared republicans to terrorists. for heaven's sakes, i wish mr. trump would throw more heat hillary clinton's way. i feel as though i'm the only candidate who has been critical of her. >> so, that was something of a twofer there hitting hillary clinton and donald trump. fiorina has been taking it to clinton from the beginning of the campaign and she wants help from fellow candidates. we'll see if trump occasional blasts to hillary clinton steps up. >>> meanwhile, kim davis is getting high profile political support today. republican presidential candidate, mike huckabee, plans to meet with davis and hold a rally outside the jail where she's spending a sixth day for refusing to issue marriage licenses. her lawyers filed an emergency appeal for her release. a lot to get to with martin savidge, good morning to you, martin. >> reporter: good morning. it's going to be a very big day in a small town. mike huckabee spoke on the telephone to kim davis. this is going to be his opportunity to meet with her face-to-face inside th

mrs. clinton. and what does that say to you, rebecca about the relative strength of hillary clinton versus joe biden. and shows why democrats are worried about hillary clinton and her strength come the general election. she's struggled only with likeability and in the polls, is she trustworthy and honest in and is she authentic. and joe biden beats her every single time and his favorability is high in the polls and that is why he wins in the head-to-head hyper jenneral election. people tend to lose favorability once they enter into the political arena. >> getting out on the stump sometimes cost popularity. >> thank you, jon. >> vladimar putin and benjamin netanyahu meeting. is raand russia are coordinating military efforts. and new revelations about the government data breach has they head to capitol hill to answer for it. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ m

mrs. clinton. she compared republicans to terrorist? i wish mr. trump would throw more heat hillary clinton's way. i feel like i am the only candidate that is consistently critical of her. she has lied as secretary of state and benghazi and e-mails and server. and she revives the war with on woman, this is her go to line. >>> and that certainly qualifies as no sympathy. carl cameron. >> reporter: carly fiorina is trying to make a going after hillary clinton as the front runner of the democrat side. it is lab horr day and republicans don't play labor day politics. they tend to go to picnics and rallies. in new hampshire, there is a couple of places for candidates to be. the parade that is beginning right now. bernie sanders is now beating hillary clinton up there. and labor today fiorina and lindsay graham and walker will head over to salem. words of the big picnic this afternoon. walk wither took his harley through the mountains and visited all ten counties in the granite side. the race for republicans is lopsided. donald trump and ben carson has m

mrs. clinton, that's a huge, huge problem. today will hillary clinton say to mr.please, tell the truth? please don't take the fifth amendment. please let the world know what happened because i don't think there was a crime here and there was nothing wrong going on. it will be interesting, if we hear secretary clinton make that statement publicly, that everyone around her tell the truth, cooperate with congress and the federal government, but there may be an epidemic of fifth amendments going forward, being taken by people. bill: operate to have you here. peter johnson, jr. >> have a great day. bill: you bet. martha: so police union in florida is calling for a national boycott of arby's. after an employee at one of its restaurants allegedly refused service to a police officer. pembroke pines police officer jennifer martin ordered at drive-through tuesday night. according to officials one employee refused to serve her because she was in uniform and member law enforcement. reaction from the police chief. >> people to be treated like this, officers to be treated like

mrs. clinton said, it was a right wing conspiracy, they have always felt that.y always tell politics was a war in some sense. i think that mentality has always sort of defined their sensibility. it is hard to rid oneself of fat that after you have been doing it that way for so long. john: thank you to the great david, we will be right back sacks i haveest ever seen in my entire life. ♪ john: not that there was doubt about it, but we have conclusive evidence the washington nationals are just the worst. their closer human wobble lamp choked the best players, bryce harper, in the dugout toward the end of yesterday's game. today, pat levine, after being n,lowed to finish, -- papelbo what is wrong with your closer and coach? al: we had the most dysfunctional team of all, the washington redskins. but if the nationals don't get rid of this guy, i just had a horrible nightmare. my company's entire network went down, and i was home in bed, unaware. but that would never happen. comcast business monitors my company's network 24 hours a day and calls and e-mails me if somet

mrs. clinton is going to have to defend her track record of lying about benghazi, of lying about the e-mails>> the question is who is going to prosecute hillary clinton. obama has no interest. justice department has no interest. it is time to put a former federal prosecutor on the same stage as hillary cloin ton. >> i can't wait to stand on the debate stage against hillary clinton and make it clear if you vote for hillary clinton you are voting for the ayatollah khomeini. >>> he was tweeting about the debate he didn't have anything nice to say about the republican candidates. the prime time stage not just an 11-way contest. back to you in new york. >> peter doocy live in new york. thanks, better. >> the time is about 15 minutes after the top of the hour. the library bearing ronald reagan's name sharing his message. >> we are at a crossroads. are we going to take the reagan approach, the hopeful optimistic approach? >> who did the best job evoking the former president? excellent looking below the surface, researching a hunch... and making a decision you are type e*. time for a change of menu.

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mrs. clinton if her 3:00 a.m. phone call was the tragedy in benghazi on september 2012. >> benghazi was that your 3:00 a.m. phone call and how well did you handle that crisis? >> of course it with as crisis and we lost four brave american, including the person i asked the president to send as ambassador, chris stephens. we live in a dangerous world. even our diplomats are in threat. this goes back to when president reagan was in charge. >> so, how did she do? correspondent for the washington examiner. susan, how well did he explain herself when it came to bengh i benghazi. you heard the direct question yet she started to give a history lesson and general explanation of world programs. >> eric, she's still not talking in specifics about what happened in benghazi and her role of getting the embassy ready for any dangerous attack and what he did to help rescue everybody and what she did after the attack. there's so many questions surrounding her role there. and mrs. clinton's top selling point as the democrat candida

mrs. clinton is scheduled to testify before the benghazi committee. after 17 months, and millions of dollars, the families left behind are frustrated. miningle ingmeyer and his family want answers from mrs. clinton and the committee. >> do your job, get it done. get to the truth. stop playing games. we're going on a third-year anniversary. and it feels like a decade. >> i need to know why my son was killed in benghazi. i want to know what's in that server. >> mrs. clinton's email and the mishandling of classified information are under new scrutiny especially those emails in the spring of 2011 as arms poured into the chaotic middle east and the state department sought to arm the libyan opposition. >> this would come under secretary clinton's watch. >> american arms dealer mark turi is at the center of a federal investigation involving libya, syria and turkey. turi is president of the turi defense group, a company that for decades has been licensed and regulated by the state department to sell and move tons of weapons around the world. he spoke exclusiv

mrs. clinton. mrs. clinton is the same person who compared republicans to terrorists for heaven's sakes? i actually wish mr. trump would throw a little more heat hillary clinton's way. i feel sometimes as though i'm only candidate who has consistently been critical of her. the truth is, mrs. clinton has lied as secretary of i state about benghazi, about her emails, about her server and so when she revives this war on women, make no mistake, she will, this is her go-to line. >> reporter: meanwhile one analyst suggested sanders is rising but his profile may be short-lived. >> i think bernie sanders will do well in states like new hampshire with very small states. any states with urban environments will get killed by hillary. if blacks and hispanics were voting -- >> reporter: vice president joe biden who has not announced his candidacy, risen to 16% in new hampshire. a four-point jump from july. he is expected to decide whether to run sometime this month. leland? back to you. leland: we're all awaiting that decision. doug mckelway live in washington. thanks, doug. >> for more on the race fo

mrs. clinton by nine points, that's 41% to 32%. kristen fisher is live in washington with more on this story. hi, kristen. >> hey, good morning. so, you know, most of the republican presidential candidates are laying low this labor day weekend but not hillary clinton. today she starts a two-day swing through iowa where she is expected to focus on her plan to raise wages for middle class families and yesterday she was in new hampshire where she picked up an endorsement from the state's senior senator democrat jeanne shaheen but, you know, no matter where she goes, questions about her private e-mail server continue to follow her. yesterday we learned clinton personally paid a staffer to maintain staffer in her home, the staple staffer who invoked his fifth amendment rights before the house select committee on benghazi. >> with respect to personal services that he provided to me and my family, we obviously paid for those services and did so because during a period of time we continued to need his technical assistance, and i think that

mrs. clinton and jimmy spoke extensively about donald trump and the ongoing republican debate. she also down played her e-mail controversy. clinton also laid out what she says is the biggest issue to define her campaign. >> i've got a plan so that if you go to a public college or university, you will not have to borrow money to pay tuition. and i have a plan to lower the debt. >> and mrs. clinton also said she proved to jimmy and the world that her hair is real. however, she said she did not admit the color may not be. now, this is the thing candidates have to do because of donald trump. everyone has to submit to the hair pull. you think like fdr did that? >> i don't think so. i think they didn't question hair back then and those such things. and it's all right, hillary. none of our hair color is real anyway. >>> coming up on 5:00 a.m. if you're about to head out the door, take us with you. >> download the news 4 new york app on your mobile device. >>> we are following two breaking stories this morning. right now a search for a missing 10-year-old girl. why police are concerned

mrs. clinton.the purpose here is to make drugs more widely available, reduce the costs, what you need is more competition. that is the antithesis of mrs. clinton's approach and obamacare approach. i think this new drug plan is basically admission obamacare is not making health care more affordable. david: alan, do you think drug companies make too much money? >> in some cases, yes. david: how would you define that, too much money. >> former hedge fund guy take an aids drug in regular use that cost 13.50, to $750. david: that is drug for 99 people out of country 300 million. like for example, pfizer. do you know what their profit margin is? >> well i don't know. david: it is 22%. >> i don't know profit margins of individuals. david: do you know what the profit margin of apple is? 39%, do you think if apple has a profit margin twice as big as pfizer maybe apple is making too much money. >> if one person make as decision that a drug people need can cost that much money i don't care whether 99 people o

mrs. hillary clinton is running for the democratic nomination.ently, we have heard a lot of news around the south china sea, and mrs. clinton, as you know, has made several comments about the dispute. in 2010, she took a harder stance against china and said it was in the american interest to have stability in that area, and i believe she said at the time, there is a concern that we all abide by the international rules, and she was speaking about china at that time, so why has china recently begun reclaiming so much land in the south china sea? mr. yang: we are not reclaiming land in the south china sea. there is been some construction of islands and reefs, so china has a solid, legal ground and historic facts to back up our position. betty: but america says about two thousand acres of unclaimed land have been added to the island. mr. yang: china has land reclamation on some of these reefs, which are part of chinese territory. but the very purpose of some construction on these islands and reefs is mainly to serve public interests, of course, given

mr. trump, i would rather you stop cherishing women and start respecting women. >> hillary clinton accusing mr. trump of being antiwoman. but wait until you see what the latest polling says about that. we'll have a special report. >> we just wanted to know a few things about what you think i is so unfair about the factor's coverage? what's the beef? >> also ahead the lawyer for bowe bergdahl under pressure as the sensational military court hearings begin on thursday. jesse watters has the story for us tonight. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ hi i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. why americans are so angry. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. in one the strangest political ironies ever. bernie sanders and donald trump are now dominating their respective parties. even though they are both hammering the establishment. trump could not careless about the republican platform because he is a trumpian. a man who has created his own political movement. sanders, now polling better than hillary clinton in both io

mrs. clinton you do not claim a server with a towel. have a president of the united states who has lied about her e-mails and the server in her basement either. >> meanwhile, senator bernie sanders now leading clinton by nine points in new hampshire. >> president obama signing an executive order requiring federal contractors to offer paid sick days to employees. you get about 300,000 workers after seven days of paid sick leave each year. in a speech in boston, the president pressing congress. >> i'm calling on congress. take a cue from the rest of the world. find a way to make paid leave, paid family medical leave a reality for all americans. that is something we should be doing. business groups are doing the executive order will make it harder for small businesses to obtain contract years. it could fact hurt economic growth. congress preparing for a battle over the iran nuclear deal this week. lawmakers began debating a disapproval measure tomorrow. one expected to pass on friday. president obama secured the final vote he needed to pro