mr. cusack, a tough perception to fight, is it not? >> it is and be president of the united states. can't be secretive here is a novel idea bill, when if she released personal emails? it would humanize her to see the emails about chelsea's. >> she is not going to do it. >> no she is not going to do it what she should say to the fbi the justice department. come, in take a look at my server, all right, mr. bevin please keep my private emails private. i think they would agree to do that in bright. -- writing. if there is some mistake i made by classifying private email that really is public business then you can release it don't you think that's a logical thing to do mr. bevin? it might be logical thing but that's not the clinton's mo. >> why not? you are advising her, mr. bevin. you make your living in the political arena. you are advising her. what's wrong with that? >> it might be good political advice. we don't know what's on that server, bill. >> the only reason wouldn't take it there is something there she doesn't want anybody to see. right? it's the only possible reason. >> that

mr. cusack, i still don't know about what senator cruz's policies would turn off the mass electorate. >>ve him better shot. 10% chance that he can win the nomination. his problem is not the right. is he tea party darling. it's the center right. he has upset a lot of kingmakers in the republican party. i'm not sure he can raise the money and can he beat hillary clinton? jeb bush does not need to make the case that he can beat hillary clinton. ted cruz needs to make that case. that's what the g.o.p. kingmakers want. i think his obamacare strategy that led to the government shutdown had a big role in it turned off some republican voters. >> do you really think that the voters are going to remember all of that? i'm not -- look ted cruz is a conservative, okay. but we're coming off barack obama who is very liberal most liberal president in the u.s. history. hasn't really worked out. okay. so why wouldn't ted cruz then, doctor, be -- have an appeal you know what we tried the left wing thing it didn't work. maybe we try the right thing now. >> with a 44-year-old first senator who doesn't have m

mrs. clinton's private e-mail account. bob cusack is editor in chief of the hill. she apparently wasn't using state department e-mail account. it doesn't sound like a thorough search, bob? >> no, it doesn't. and you think of hillary clinton, a secretary of state traveling all around the world and she uses e-mail to communicate back to washington and she didn't have a state department e-mail address at all would raise red flags of didn't you use e-mail? and all cabinet secretaries other than than janet napolitano used e-mail. this story has legs and certainly as hillary is moving closer to it announcing her bid for presidency. and there is a sekress from the clintons. >> the special committee in the house, democrats have prodded them to wrap up their business saying there and there is no smoke or fire and all of the sudden, you found out a central player didn't submit e-mails because they didn't know they existed. >> yeah it raises so many questions of who knew she was using her own internet system. did the white house know? what e-mails were deleted and so are we g