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server. in retrospect, mrs. clinton had said she should never have used a single device. he should've used separate devices. i think she has recognized that with the wins them bash with the wisdom of -- she did not have a state.gov you mail address because -- that is a fact that most people do not know. 80 or 90% of all the emails she received were from state department diplomats that she forwarded to others. those individuals, over 300 did not use a secure communication channel because none of the 33,000 emails she received -- not one was labeled classified. not one of the 33,000 emails that she received -- finally, james comey had to admit this. he said there were a few. it turned out zero had the conspicuous classification. 300 diplomats sent to her. they did not consider the information classified. there were judgments made in retrospect that some of the information was classified but was never labeled. that was why james comey could not charger. host: ryan, democrats line. ryan from jamaica. caller: the reason hillary clinton lost the election was because she had no

server. retrospect that in with hindsight, mrs. clinton said she would've never used a single device and she should be a separate devices distinguishing her personal e-mails, which most certainly should have been destroyed as you would want yours to be rather than on the front page of newspapers and used a separate device for official business. i think she's recognized with the wisdom of hindsight she would've done it differently. >> she never had a state.gov e-mail address. >> she did not have a state.gov e-mail address because their server was a hillary clinton e-mail address. this is a little fact in a big fact most people don't know. 80% or 90% of all of the e-mails that she received were from state department diplomat that she forwarded to others. those individuals, over 300 did not use a secure communication channel because none of the 33,000 e-mails she received,d, t one was labeled classified. let me repeat that. not one ofhe the 33,000 e-mails that she received, and this is finally coming james comey had to admit this. he

server. having said that, in retrospect, with the wisdom of hinesight, mrs. clinton had said she should never have used a single device and she should have used separate devices, distinguish are her personal e-mails which should have been destroyed, as you would want yours to be, rather than on the front page of the newspapers and used a separate device for official business. i think she is recognized that with the wisdom of hinduize u saying -- >> host: never at a state.gov e-mail address. >> guest: did not have a state.gov e-mail address because her serves was a hillary clinton e-mail address. it's big path that most people don't know. 80% or 90% of all the e-mails that she received were from state department diplomas that she forwarded to others, so those individuals, over 300, did not use a secure communication channel because none of the 33,000 e-mails she received, not one, was labeled classified. let me repeat that. no one of the 33,000 e-mails that she received -- this is finally james comey had to admit this. he said there were a few, three, turn out

mr. campbell talked about the dad who was, as i recall, the interview was a veteran and was now elderly and serverountry and mr. campbell said i had a conversation with my dad not long ago and he went on to say he summed up donald trump in one word. he said in this is mr. campbell referring to his dad he said he's dangerous. you said you know, your dad is very astute. you will hear from the president tonight and i think the president is going to speak to a country in which millions of people share your concern of february for, 2016 about the president who you believe then would be abusive to the constitution, a bully and dangerous. in my minute remaining i'd like to ask you about your schedule because you have an unusual propensity for not releasing what is going on on your schedule. i direct you to friday may 5t may 5th. you spent the day in pulse oklahoma and that night you were scheduled to give a keynote address at a fundraiser for the oklahoma publican party because of the hijacked you cancel that event. you're not allowed to go into fundraising for parties in the position that you are in. th

extraordinary the lengths we have gone through, people coming here and find server space, and to your point, we heard from mrosenstein that campaign people were dealing with folks who appeared to be ordinary political activists from america. but also, there is no indication that it affected the election, but that has to be music to donald trump sears. 's ears. he is hammering, debt point, essentially saying that this indictment shows no evidence of collusion, and does not say at all that any of the campaign officials knew what they were talking to, it notes elaborateorate -- and dating back to 2014, and the details were getting, the word of this is very damaging to how russian backed companies used social media firms. there are instagram accounts essentially to divide americans on the issue of race and religion, and that one point there is detailed in this indictment, russia used an american citizen, and unknowing american citizen to pose in front of the white house with a picture to wish someone a happy birthday. how. is this, it is like reading run amok,l thriller so this is without a question going to ope

server. in retrospect, mrs. clinton had said she should never have used a single device.e should've used separate devices. i think she has recognized that with the wins them bash with the wisdom of -- she did not have a state.gov you --l address because that is a fact that most people do not know. 80 or 90% of all the emails she received were from state department diplomats that she forwarded to others. 300 diddividuals, over not use a secure communication channel because none of the 33,000 emails she received -- not one was labeled classified. not one of the 33,000 emails that she received -- finally, james comey had to admit this. he said there were a few. it turned out zero had the conspicuous classification. 300 diplomats sent to her. they did not consider the information classified. made inre judgments retrospect that some of the information was classified but was never labeled. that was why james comey could not charger. host: ryan, democrats line. ryan from jamaica. the reason hillary clinton lost the election was because she had no vision. she had an underhanded w

mrs. clinton on her private server. how could he have not have known it was private server, the e-mail address that he typed in did not show a state department or government e-mail address, if they exchanged classified materials, he's exposed to the same prosecution for espionage that she was exonerated for and should be re-examined about. stuart: is this whole thing exploding? >> it truly is, stuart, in a way that we could never have imagined. stuart: if hillary had won he wouldn't know anything about this, nothing. >> correct, the lawlessness in the government, the staggering, the way people in the government violate the laws, they have sworn to uphold, you know i have been talking about this for years, now it's -- it's available for anybody to see. stuart: all right, judge, calm down, we will see you at the 11:00 o'clock hour. [laughter] stuart: good stuff, appreciate it. how about this one? new study published in the journal, wealth redistribution is the key to solving global warming. more varney after this. sometim

social and moral bases small issues well mr been called we have to take a short break now but we'll be back in just a few moments stay tuned. for. that . server i want to do it just show you very soon we will be very clear go away go poof. man i mean. i'm a young they they when they have them they have the little. skinny yeah they feel there's really. something i'm them what do you have at the bahamas a look at what do you look local just and do you wonder. if the soon going back to mexico mean that within there's just across the continent like you. are. welcome back to worlds apart but the board meeting called for a better and german politician and former prime minister all six and he must have been called just before the break we were talking about lead a ship and angela merkel has been in power for quiet a long time almost as long as large an absolute and now one of the benefits of staying in power for so long is obviously the experience but on the other hand there are multiple studies suggesting that when people stay in power for that long their perception of reality changes in many important ways you've been a political animal for most o

mr. comey's role, what about how she handled her a mills? -- her emails? cameralet me look at the and expressive the way she expressed it. she made many mistakes. the males, the server, the way she handled that you mail. other things that happened in the campaign. what campaign doesn't make mistakes? the sex full ones -- and successful ones, we forget about. many mistakes. two things can be true. one, hillary clinton made a lot of mistakes. she takes responsibility for. two, but for that october 20 letter on the morning of october 28, she is winning by a landslide. , larger than -- if i could look at slide three if you have it on the camera, this is the electoral map. that would have occurred, but for the comey letter according to real clear politics and every other analyst is looked at the map. that would have been the case had james comey not violated all the rules, except the ones james comey gets to establish. that would have been the result. she also made many mistakes. host: some of the polls are the basis of our guest book. first call for you comes from ron, he is in new hampshire. democrats line. you are on with lanny davis. good morning. caller: good mornin

server. if any of that was confidential, secret or top secret, essex posed to the same charges that mrs.ice department had the gumption to do it. thipeople will want to see whatr comes out. people will want to see more. i don't like it when the government treats us as children. here's our version, here's their version, the public's not allowed to see where it came from. >> maria: if you want to boil it down, the current government in place used government resources to kill a political enemy. >> to attempt to, yes, correct. >> maria: all of the booby traps and the stuff, the barriers they put in donald trump's way, he still won. it's incredible. >> it would also be incredible if there's no prosecution as a result of this. because if he had lost, we wouldn't be having this conversation. none of this would be coming out. president hillary clinton would be triumphant and we wouldn't know what happened. now that we do know what happened and now that there's enough evidence to prosecute people, whether it's barack obama or john brennan or loretta lynch or jim come hey, they, the department has

mrs. clinton, inspector general of the intelligence community conducted heir own investigation and identified 22 top-secret sensitive department information e-mails that transmitted her servere establish the server, in my opinion to avoid the freedom of information act and she's in usc section 97f mishandling of national defense information. there are people sitting in prison for doing a tiny fraction her associates did. it there.eave host: christopher farrell of judicial watch, director of research, ion at judicial watch.org, the website. thanks for your time. pedro.thank you, host: open phones until the end of the program. 202-748-8000 frepublicans, democrats.1 for 202-748-8002 for independents, we'll take those when we come back. >> tuesday morning, we're live in jackson, mississippi, for the on the c-span b50 capitals tour. jim hood will be our guest during "washington journal." 9:30 a.m. eastern. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. communicators,he we're in las vegas for the second part of coverage from the consumer electro

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mr. brown: thank you. earlier today, i talked to a server that worked in a restaurant in northeast ohio, in trumbull county northeast of youngstown. she is as concerned as i am about a proposal from the u.s. department of labor that pretty much legalizes wage theft. we know that in this country right now, that servers -- and they can be or tipped workers, they can be the person that pushes the wheelchair in the airport. i spoke to somebody the other day that drove one of those airport carts at the cleveland airport. she makes $5 an hour because she is supposed to rely on tips to get up to the minimum wage, but she doesn't always get tips. or a server that works in a restaurant, a diner in garfield heights or in chilicothe, ohio, makes sometimes only $2.10 an hour and relies on tips. that's a problem enough that companies for tipped workers can pay such low wages, but that's compounded by this rule that comes out of the white house and the department of labor that really -- it's really tantamount to wage theft. it simply says, this rule says that the employer -- that the tips that you give -- that you put o