mr. kristol. you already addressed a couple of issues. one being the rude treatment of county road and address the retreatment -- [inaudible] congressional officials. that was horrible. and second, my other question on this is what exactly do a lot of the callers think mrs. clinton was thinking when she doesn't even understand the technology quick she speaks about the server being protected by the secret service physically physically, by actual guards. that's not a danger, mrs. clinton. i hate to tell her, if you can hack into some of the higher level militant websites, servers things like that, does she really think a server in her basement is safe? so i will leave my questions were off the air. thank you very much. >> guest: technology and secretary clinton things into two different accounts, g. milliken and work account that you have two devices, which tens of millions of americans i think walker with one iphone or a blackberry or android and some and have two different or three different, for different e-mail accounts. it's not that h

mr. kristol. your you just a couple of my issues.ne being the root treatment -- treatment of congressional officials. that was deplorable. my other question on this is what exactly do a lot of the callers think mrs. clinton was thinking that she doesn't understand the technology. she talks about the server being protected by the secret service, actual guards. that is not the danger, mrs. clinton. if you can hack into high level military websites -- excuse me service, and things like that that she really think a server in her basement is safe? thank you very much. guest: obviously technology and secretary clinton -- thinking that if you have two accounts, you have to have two devices. tens of millions of americans walk around with one iphone, or android and have three different or four different accounts. it is not that hard to manage. she has plenty of staff to help her with that. a little disingenuous. doesn't destroy her future, i doubt it. who knows. the actual explanation that she gave was so lacking in credibility that you are r

mr. your time. let's go to "the roundtable." bill kristol fa reed jennifer granholm, and math withdrew dowd.eed, let me begin with you. we're fighting on the same side as iran against we're trying to get nuclear restrictions with them in switzerland. >> in some places, you have a greater enemy like isis, should not be surprising. the entire middle east has become fragile and unstable. every regime has cracked. beneath the regime there was nothing. there was no country. that people have withdrawn to their oldest identities. nobody is fighting and dig for iraq, syria, libya. they're fighting and dying because they're shia kurds. >> this deal with iran could be a game-changer. could transform the middle east. do you buy that? >> i think it certainly would help. what is the alternative? the alternative to the deal is either a major escalation militarily. it would not be like the iraq strike. it would take weeks and weeks of bombing. the iranians would respond in all the countries they're active. or you have a situation, no deal, have sanctions. but the iranians went from 150 centrifuges to 20,00

mr. chairman, thank you for your time. let's go to "the roundtable." i'm joined by bill kristol, ed dor of the beakly standard.come back to fareed zakaria. jennifer granholm the former governor of michigan and abc news political analyst matthew dowd. fareed, let me begin with you. we're fighting on the same side as iran against iraq. we're trying to get nuclear restrictions with them in switzerland. >> in some places, you have a greater enemy like isis, should not be surprising. what's happened is from libya to syria, the entire middle east has become fragile and unstable. every regime has cracked. beneath the regime, there was nothing. there were no state institutions. no civil society. there was no country. that people have withdrawn to their oldest identities. nobody is fighting and dying for iraq, syria, libya. they're fighting and dying because they're shia, kurds. >> this that kind of a chaotic world, one of the things the administration is arguing is that this deal with iran could be a game-changer. could transform the middle east. do you buy that? >> i think it certainly would help. what is the alterna