mr. clinton: no. i will be lucky to hold her back. >> there's nothing you can disclose about her health? is it connected to the concussion, to any other thing that has happened to her? mr. clinton: no. as far as we know. she is undergone extensive physical exams since that concussion repeatedly. charlie: you yourself said that took six months to recover. mr. clinton: but she has fully recovered from that. prone,ople are more particularly as you get older to dehydration. people faint at my rallies all the time. i'm sure it is not due to them swooning. i would say as long as i'm in politics, 90% of the people i usually itollapse, is quite hot. it is almost always because of dehydration. say if: is it fair to the doctors had concerns they would not let her on the campaign trail, and you would not let her on the campaign trail? mr. clinton: absolutely. charlie: so there is nothing more to know. mr. clinton: nothing more to know. i have talked to her doctor, who is extremely competent. of those her with al

mr. clinton: it is.f you read the constitution and look at the history of the way the convention played out, the document, it's amazing. people ask me to sign their copies of the constitution. when i open it i always think there ought to be a subtitle, let's make a deal. because the framers didn't trust concentrated power. i think she is good at that. she has always been good at it. the fact that they have been so mean to her is not part of that. they know we are not like that. neither one of us. in the years before hillary left the state department and after she went there, we had republicans at cgi. a lot working to support our foundation. then we had people whose party i didn't even know. ♪ charlie: you made the democratic party a centrist party. there seems to be a consensus that it has moved to the left. people say they have witnessed that in the primaries of this process in which bernie sanders seem to move hillary clinton to the left. mr. clinton: this is like physics. every reaction inspires and

mrs. clinton. let me set the record straight on that. >> it's going to be important. she needs to show life. especial le the last couple of weeks. she took time off of the cam pane trail after the health episode. it's going to be a big one for her. to be foreign policy. it could go really well or horribly wrong. she's supposed to know more than trump does. she served secretary of state for a full term. that's a big issue. >> raffy how does man versus woman play into the debate? >> trump needs to make sure he's not insulting her looks or anything of that sort. >> a different question. will they hold her to a higher >> i don't think that has anything to do with that by the immediater. >> i'm talking about the voters. >> i don't think thanks going to play into it. people will judge do you look presidential. are you believable to be prosecute? that's the question. it's not a matter of if she's a woman. i don't think that's going to come into play. >> listen. no one ever questions mr. trump on his hones

mr. clinton: thank you. [applause] mr. clinton: didn't the congressman do a good job for hillary? thank you so much. and i want to thank your county executive, who is here. give him a hand. the senators, representatives, reverend, thank you for being here. chair.man, county thank you very much. i want to thank the pittsburgh colosseum for letting us use the space. [applause] mr. clinton: thanks to the community empowerment association and the safe passage afterschool program for helping with our art project which is here. i also want to say that i am very aware that while i'm here there is a funeral service going on for reverend eugene freedom blackwell. and i'm very aware that although none of us know the hour or the day, cancer claimed his life too soon. when he was doing a world of good. and i'm very aware that he spent his life building bridges instead of walls. [applause] mr. clinton: so what i would like to say, what i always try to say when someone younger than me passes away, is that the rest of us have to live for them a little. none of us know, when i turned 70 a couple

mrs. clinton into the obama administration. d you know, maybe president obama if you even paid attention to us, it was crocodile tears. i knew these clinton scandals were going to be, obama scandals over the long-term. brian: one of those ironies of organizations in this town, if mrs. clinton is elected president, isn't that a positive for judicial watch, which will raise a lot more money to try to expose what she does? tom: i think our work is going to be significant as a result, and people should be supporting us no matter who is elect did president. i think the clinton e-mail scandal is not going to go away, no matter who is elected. if mrs. clinton thinks there will be no criminal investigation or no pressure for additional investigations if she is president, or anyone thinks that pressure will be eliminated or there will be no possibility of that happening if she is elected, they do not know the way the process works. in fact, there may be increased pressure for a criminal investigation, or at least a special prosecutor or

mrs. clinton: no. mr. trump: and then you heard what i said about it, and all of a sudden you were against it. mrs. clinton: well, donald, i know you live in your own reality, but that is not the facts. the facts are -- i did say i hoped it would be a good deal, but when it was negotiated -- mr. trump: not. mrs. clinton: which i was not responsible for, i concluded it wasn't. i wrote about that in my book -- mr. trump: so is it president obama's fault? secretary, is it president obama's fault? because he's pushing it. mrs. clinton: there are different views about what's good for our country, our economy, and our leadership in the world. and i think it's important to look at what we need to do to get the economy going again. that's why i said new jobs with rising incomes, investments, not in more tax cuts that would add $5 trillion to the debt. mr. trump: but you have no plan. mrs. clinton: but in -- oh, but i do. mr. trump: secretary, you have no plan. amy: chill stein. dr. stein: more heat than light comi

mr. clinton:. what we need to do to grow faster and grow fairer is straightforward, affordable, achievable, and has been recognized by economic experts from the right to the left to be something that would produce a great jobs boom in america but -- both for people with college educations and noncollege people. we need an infrastructure program that rebuilds the roads, infrastructures, airports and , the water systems. there are a lot of babies all over the country drinking water with too much lead. if you took them all up and put things down that were clean and new, you would create a kind of jobs and give our children a healthier future. we need affordable rapid broadband in every rural community in america. there are 5 million children in this country, some living not far from here, who get homework assignments that require them to get on the internet and they cannot do it. she is the only person that has talked about this. we need a plan that recognizes that we can bring back manufacturing jobs

mrs. clinton during a clinton event. mrs. obama was campaigning for mrs. clinton, talking about the first family pending departure from the white house when she was interrupted with chants from supporters. take a listen. >> my family is almost at the end of our time at the white house. yeah. almost time. and let me say, i have to say, no, no. >> she was drowned out by groans from the crowd. this suggests from this crowd, there's no particular loyalty to mrs. clinton. she has a lot of work to do, doesn't she? >> i think she has a tough campaign. the issues the republicans are addressing against mrs. clinton are issues of character and whether she's too ill to serve. the issues on trump are issues of whether or not he's ready to be president and his demeanor. trump can deal with the demeanor issue in the next five to seven, eight weeks. he can begin to address issues in substance as he has. she has 30 years of character warts to get rid of, and everybody with their eyes can see she's got health problems. i think her burden of proof is much more difficult than

mrs. clinton: i need you. i need you as partners, not just for winning this election, but for driving real change over the next four years. the fights ahead of us are bigger than one election, one president, or even one generation. it is going to take all of us working side-by-side to build the kind of future we want. that is why if i am in the white house, young people will always have a seat at any table where any decision is being made. cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: so if you believe diversity is america's strength, not america's burden, join s. if you believe the minimum wage should be a living wage and no one working full time should have to raise their children in poverty, join us. cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: if you believe that climate change is real and that we can save our planet while creating millions of good paying clean energy jobs, join [cheers and applause] if you believe that every man, woman, and child in america has the right to affordable quality ealth care, join us. if you belie

mrs. clinton: did anyone see the debate last night? nick: the polls are suggesting a photo finish, but hillary clinton clearly believes that this could be a decisive moment. nick bryant, bbc news, new york. katty: issue right? who won and who lost? for more i spoke with the chief political analyst for abc news. did hillary clinton get off lightly? there were several areas where she could have been pressed harder. it seems like she had a lucky break. >> she should expect more intensity in the next debate. i thought she did fine. i thought she benefited from the fact she was composed, cool, calm, and collected. i think undecided voters saw donald trump as more troubling in the aftermath than before. katty: what might they have found troubling? they know his propensity are not always telling the truth or saying things that are controversial. what happened last night that may have swayed some to her camp? decide thisat will race are those who do not like or trust either candidate but want change from the status quo. they are looking for an

mrs. clinton: if clinton was a smart, she would seriously consider elizabeth warren for this job. mrs. benghazi committee reported it found nothing. >> republicans could not have played more into hillary clinton's hands on how do you investigate a clinton? they're getting blowback for an ordinary and extraordinary private conversation on monday between bill clinton and the attorney general of the united states, loretta lynch. >> bad, horrible judgment. >> this will add to the partisan decision. >> although we do not find clear evidence that secretary clinton or her colleagues intended to violate laws governing classified information, there is evidence that they were extremely careless. we are expressing to justice our view that no charges are appropriate in this case. >> indictment or no indictment. if she was indicted or he suggested criminal charges, this would be one of the worst days in her life. she might not be the democratic nominee and might not be the president of the united states. mrs. clinton: please welcome me -- please join me in welcoming the president of the united stat

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mrs. clinton was at state? >> i can't speak to her recollection of when she knew but she was i can tell you -- but that would be contrary to the facts, wouldn't it? >> i can just tell you i know she had an account on the server and she was aware and using an account on the server. >> at the time mrs. clinton was there. ok thank you for establishing those facts for us. we appreciate that. blackberries. we know that there was preferences on functions and systems and going back and forth a lot of difference devices and we also know that there was one blackberry that was provided by from state but they've sent it with a warning that, look, all of this could be freedom of information act therefore go in with this understanding so they elected to not use that blackberry. there were other blackberries used associated with the server which we've determined. how were they obtained? were they third-party obtained? obviously it wasn't through state because there was only one we know about. maybe there were more. >> i can'

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mrs. clinton looked wobbly. >> first to point out i am not mrs. clinton's physician and trying to put things in perspective based on limited information. pneumonia does help explain today's events. pneumonia can make you weak, dehydration, like he possibility for unsteadiness is relatively innocent, a vaso-vagal reflex. when a person's blood pressure and pulse drop, causing dizziness or fainting. today, she was apparently standing for more than an hour in hot humid weather. it was 80 degrees with over 50% humidity, wearing pants and long sleeves. total setup for a vaso-vagal. >> what is usual course of pneumonia? >> all depend on how severe. on underlying health of the patient. mrs. clinton's physicians have placed her on antibiotics implying they think bacteria are involved. still, we don't have much information including what tests have been done for example, what her chest x-ray shows. her physician advised her to rest. a tough prescription in the heat of a presidential campaign. >> dr. jon lapook. thank you. clinton's doctor released a statemen

mrs. clinton was at state? mr. cooper: i cannot speak to her recollection. >> that would be contrary to the facts, wouldn't it? mr. cooper: i can just tell you that i know she had an account on the server and that she was using it. >> at the time that mrs. clinton was at stake. thank you for establishing those facts for us. we know there were preferences on functions and systems going back and forth, a lot of different devices, and we also know there was a lot of black -- there were blackberries that were provided by the senate with the warning these could all be freedom of information act, so they elected not to use that blackberry. there were others use associated with the server, how are they obtained? were they third-party obtained? obviously they were not through state. mr. cooper: i cannot speak to them being obtained by the state department. >> for the obtained through third-party? -- were they obtained through third-party? they were not obtained by third-party like ebay, amazon. mr. cooper: not to my knowle

mrs. clinton appearing woozy and losing balance as she was escorted into her suv. a short time later she emerged from her daughter's apartment. >> how are you feeling? >> i'm feeling great. feeling great. >> ninan: dr. jon lapook is our chief medical correspondent. dr. lapook, what do you see in sh video. >> reporter: first it's important to point out i'm not mrs. clinton's physician and i'm trying to put things in perspective based on limited information. but what i see in this video is someone unstedy and wobbly but conscience on a hot and humid day in new york city like today, a likely possibility is something relatively innocent called a vasovagal reflex when a person's blood pressure or pulse drop causing diziness or fainting. today she was apparently standing for more than an hour in hot humid weather it was 80 degrees with over 50% humidity wearing pants and long sleeves. a total setup for a vasovagal. the normal immediate treatment is for a person to lie flat. that way it's easier for blood to get from the heart to the head. one very good sign is that mrs.

mrs. clinton: she has become a u.s. citizen. mr. trump: oh really? mrs. clinton: you can bet she is going to vote this november. [applause] mr. trump: hillary is hitting me with tremendous commercials. some of it is entertainment. some of it has been very vicious -- rosie o'donnell -- i said tough things to her. everyone agrees that she deserves it and nobody feels sorry for her. i want to say something extremely rough to hillary, to her family, and i said to myself, i can't do it. it's inappropriate, it's not nice. but she spent hundreds of millions of dollars on negative ads on me, many of which are absolutely untrue. they are untrue and misrepresentations. i will tell you this lester, it's not nice. i don't deserve that. it's certainly not a nice thing she has done. it's hundreds of millions of ads. and the only gratifying thing is -- i saw the polls come in today. lester: we have to move on to the final question. mr. trump: with $2 million spent, find either winning or tied. [applause] lester: one of you will not win this election. are you willing to a

mrs. clinton. emac, the prosecution was tainted from the beginning, they didn't they were going to find a way to exonerate mrs. clinton but cheryl mills was at the center of all the e-mailing activity and the establishment of the private server. she was mrs. clinton's lawyer, counselor and chief of staff in four years that mrs. clinton was the skrachlt so she obviously knew a great deal. it is very, very bizarre that a human being can be a witness and a lawyer in the same case. liz: that's strikeing. >> that is what happened. liz: that is striking, judge, and the clinton foundation is at play, too. this is so unusual what's going on. i appreciate your insights, judge napolitano, and i hope you have a good weekend. you've been working hard. >> you as well, see you monday. liz: breaking news, yahoo! sued over the data breach that saw an historic half billion accounts hacked. that's the biggest hack ever. the suit says yahoo! committed gross negligence connected to the breach, led by a new yorker who

mrs. clinton. see you here. . ish: all right, everyone, we are getting more information coming to us right now from the fbi report on hillary clinton's e-mails. i want to go to blake burman in d.c. poring through that report. blake? >> reporter: we made our way to page 30 in batch one. hillary clinton had 13 different mobile devices that she used during her tenure that they know of. they haven't been able to recover any of those. they don't have them in their possession. they don't know if any of the 13 mobile devices potentially were tampered with. similarly, they say that she had five ipads and they were able to examine two of the three that they have in their possession. they say those two did not have any evidence of cyberintrusion, but the fact there are 13 different mobile devices out there and they haven't been able to locate them is an outstanding question of just what might be on it. trish: blake burman, thank you so much. i want to point out there is a new poll that crossed moments ago from investor's bus

mrs. clinton: good afternoon. i just finished meeting with a distinguished group of national security experts. some served under a republican democrat, some under some under both. we don't agree on -- they don't agree on everything, that they represent a great deal of expertise, experiences, and lessons learned. i asked them to join me for a candid conversation about some of the most challenging issues facing our country because i nationalhat america security must be the top priority for our next president. job, you need to constantly seek new information and new perspective, test your assumptions, ask and answer hard questions. that is what today was about. i am grateful to these men and women for sharing your insight with me. i hope and intend that our conversations will continue. ini admit said, i believe bipartisan foreign-policy. we will not always see eye to eye. but when it comes to questions of war, peace, and safety of our cannot let party affiliation stand between us. we need to put partisanship aside an

mrs. clinton supporters also held those negative views.teresting in addition is that other polls have found that african-americans have strongly negative views about whites, my view is, instead of pointing a finger of blame at any of these groups, that's not going to solve the problem. we have to start talking to one another without this kind of hostility and accusations of racism, when i see mrs. clinton campaigning across the country, she's stoking this racial animosity, telling african-american audiencing, that's not the answer. >> that is the true. >> whether or not it's the truth is a different thing. you want her to start talking. what you're basically saying, you want her to start talking as if she'd not going to tell the truth, donald trump in that poll that's in your hand right now, it's a problem with white people having anti-black biases in general. >> and con tremendous versecy. >> they have an anti-black bias issue, more of those people are supporting donald trump than any other candy date that reuters polled. what candidates

mrs. clinton well. thank you. >> that we do. mr. almost a partial collapse. it put a focus on her health and her and donald trump to both release medical records. joining us is president of robertson republic and 2008 clinton campaign adviser. it was low 80s this morning, humid, not as bad as yesterday when it was in the middle 90s. she was standing in dark clothes for 90 minutes. this raises questions and concerns about her health. >> certainly, the first concern is we want to make sure she is okay. good to hear from the campaign that she is. i think this will certainly shine a new light on both candidates providing credible information about their health. we have seen that secretary clinton has provided much more serious information about her health concerns than donald trump has, but after this situation, of course, they are going to have to give us more details. >> do you think she will do that? do you think mrs. clinton will do that? >> well, something we have seen previous presidential candidates release, i think, i personally

mrs. clinton today. she has trust issues and she's raising lots and lots of campaign cash and a lot of that cash is coming from wall street. how does bernie sanders say that's okay now? >> i think what bern ie -- i don't think that's what he's going to say. i think for him this has always been about the issues. he endorsed secretary of state because he needs the political revolution to roll on and the only way that will happen is if we have a candidate that is going to be an advocate for w k working families, someone we can trust with the nuclear codes. >> even bernie sanders said -- i have the sound bite right here. bernie sanders said over the weekend mrs. clinton should divorce herself from the clinton foundation and she should do it right now instead of waiting. he also said that the libertarian candidate mr. johnson should be on that debate stage with mrs. clinton and mr. trump. let's listen to that. >> do you think gary johnson should be in the debates? >> i think they have generally speaking my vi

chairman.ou, mr. , the averaget american with a matter involving ms. clinton's e-mails to rest for the average person. , i want to ask you, mr. most venal of the the conspiracy theories to come forward out of that report follows in terms of testimony you gave and the report quotes you and i take it you were under a? -- under aoth? oath? >> i was not under oath. >> when they obtained a new mobile device, helping them back up the data from the old device before transforming it -- transferring it to the new device. correct.s >> that quote is correct. the summary describes two instances and here is where the conspiracy theories have been acted out in this house and the presidential campaign. two instances where you destroyed old mobile devices with a hammer and mr. trump claimed who would do that if it did not have anything to hide and representative desantis picked up that rhetoric and said it shows an attempt to hide something. i want to directly ask you about the destruction of those blackberries. to hide purpose ever secretary clinton's e-mails from being saved

mrs. clinton's plan that will push us back into a recession.-americans have the most to gachblt but neither mrs. clinton nor the media focus on that. >> can i say that none of that is true? none of that is true >> let him finish. >> you asked her to finish. let me finish. donald trump has not put forth a real solid plan that directly addresses anything about the african-american community. all he has done is pander in front of african-americans so he can get white women to vote for him. that's the only thing that donald trump has done. that itself is a form of bigotry. that kind of pandering is a form of bigotry, and let me be super clear about something. there are bigots in this country. there are sexists. there are xenophobes in this country. they are everywhere. they vote, too. some of them will vote for any candidate. some of them will vote for hillary clinton. the big difference is whether or not you are going to pitch to that population or they will have to vote for you in spite of you condemning them. donald trump is going to actively co

mrs. hillary clinton and mr. donald trump proposing to meet and talk constructively about the joint future of our countries. i have met today with mr. donald trump and i will look forward to meeting again with mrs. clinton with whom i had the pleasure to meet here in the past. we may not agree on several issues, but your presence here shows a fundamental coincident, our countries are very important for each other. the united states is very important for mexico just us mexico is very important for the united states. we share the busiest order of -- border of the world. crossed legally every day by more than one million people and over 400,000 vehicles. trade surpasses over half $1 trillion. we innovate and produce together. in matters of national security cooperation on a daily basis between our governments is increasingly important for both our countries to face the challenges of a complex world. the conversation we had between mr. trump and myself was very open and constructive. the purpose was to get to know ea

mrs. clinton, are far more to blame. >> let's listen to this. >> i'm not advising them to go there. it's fair game to think about how hillary clinton treated those women after the fact. she called monica lewinsky -- >> not like how he treats women all the time? [ applause ] >> but that's talked about all the time, whoopi. that's up constantly. it's the treatment of women. >> so that's creak, trump campaign manager talking today on "the view" saying, you know -- reprimanding donald trump for talking about alicia machado's weight. >> she's entitled to that. and let me point out that donald trump's campaign manager is a mother with four little children and if he were not very understanding and appreciative of working mothers she wouldn't have that job. >> okay. let's move on. i've got to move on here. >> wait, do we have to move on? because i mean i just enjoy watching her speak because the more she speaks she confirms to any potential voter out there why you literally have to question your sanity when you think about what donald trump says. the notion that a man who has embraced his of

mrs. clinton was having a medical episode.t a medical expert but i'm an expert on secret service procedures. the first video you see where mrs. clinton is leaning up, clearly her body is stiff. the if you second showing her standing there her head is raising further and further back. the woman on the left-hand side, staff member, has her hand under her arm clearly trying to help control her and support of her. when the van pulls up, everybody who has ever gotten into a vehicle a taxi, van, watch mrs. clinton's action as the van pulls up, she stares straight ahead, doesn't even acknowledge that the van is there. and then the african-american agent walks around to the van. he opens the door and then steps back and grabs mrs. clinton's left arm. the bald agent who i believe is the shift leader does something pretty unusual. he walks between the open van door and the protect gate and the reason he does that is because he knows she can't move without his help. he takes her right arm and the woman behind her grabs mrs. clinton under

mrs. clinton looked wobbly. >> first to point out i am not mrs. clinton's physician and trying to put things in perspective based on limited information. pneumonia does help explain today's events. pneumonia can make you weak, dehydration, like he possibility for unsteadiness is relatively innocent, a vaso-vagal reflex. when a person's blood pressure and pulse drop, causing dizziness or fainting. today, she was apparently standing for more than an hour in hot humid weather. it was 80 degrees with over 50% humidity, wearing pants and long sleeves. total setup for a vaso-vagal. >> what is usual course of pneumonia? >> all depend on how severe. on underlying health of the placed her on antibiotics implying they think bacteria are involved. still, we don't have much information including what tests have been done for example, what her chest x-ray shows. her physician advised her to rest. a tough prescription in the heat of a presidential campaign. >> dr. jon lapook. thank you. clinton's doctor released a statement saying mrs. clinton previously had bee

mrs. clinton looks show wobbley? >> the point out i'm not mrs. clinton's physician i'm trying to put things in perspective based on limited information. that said, pneumonia does help explain today's event. pneumonia can make you weak and dehydrated. on a hot day with further dehydration a likely possibility for person's blood pressure and/or pulse drops causing dizziness or fainting. today she was apparently standing for more than an hour in hot, humid weather. it was 80 degrees today, 50% humidity, wearing pants and long sleeves. a total set up for a vasavagal. >> what interest the course of pneumonia? >> it depends on how severe and underlying health. mrs. clinton's physician have implying they think that bacteria are involved. we don't have much information including the tests have been done, what her chest x-rays shows. her physician advisor to rest, a tough prescription in the heat of a presidential campaign. >> dr. john lapook, thank you. as we mentioned, there were more memorial services across the nation on sunday, in remember of the sept

mr. trump to strike back. hillary clinton with hatred and derision for the people who make this country run. she spoke with contempt for the people who thanklessly follow the rules, pay their taxes, and scratch out a living for their family. our support comes from every part of america and every walk of life. we have the support of cops and soldiers, carpenters and welders, the young and the old, and millions of working class families who just want a better future. >> talking points believes that secretary clinton made a big mistake here. reminiscent of mitt romney saying that americans would not vote for him because they want stuff. every fair-minded person knows you cannot generalize about what is in people's hearts. and i do not include the far left under the banner of fair-minded. >> he is attracting a certain type of voter, she gave a whole speech on describing them. they are called the alt-right. what she said was not wrong. her only mistake was that she described half of the supporters that way. >> that woman apparentl

mrs. clinton. the f.b.i. did not follow leads about the destruction of evidence or obstruction of justice. they didn't follow leads about mrs. clinton'sized lyin clintono them. how could they say they didn't know about the private server when they used it thousands of times answer they were aware when that private server went down and they had to find another way to communicate with her when the server went down. the f.b.i. did not issue search warrants or get subpoenas. they knew their job was to exonerate her. it assaults the rule of law, it's reprehensible and it violates public safety. liz: we didn't even get into the fact that her emails were hacked. the clinton camp is accused of playing defense. clinton's camp not happy with chuck todd. they are saying trump said a lot of disqualifying stuff in the second half of the town hall and we want to weigh in because we went first. we have gina louden, and jessica tarlov. what's your reaction? >> i think it's obvious. if you just watched social media you could

mrs. clinton. she doesn't give policy issues. she's spoken about policies we don't know. because we're not donors at her fund-raisers. and that is an incredibly important point here. mr. trump is out there every day, talking about policy. she waited until she filled her head with these facts and figures and made sure we heard everything. >> it's harder when you're sitting in this chair, and i can play the sound byte. of you saying how tpp is the gold standard. that is a harder situation than being on the debate stage. >> yes. >> so let me ask you to grade both performances his and hers. >> i'm so bad at that. >> take a stab at it. >> i'd give them both a satisfactory in that i guess 90 minutes went too quickly for me. america didn't hear she's for late term abortion, selective abortion. >> and social issues. >> and she was absolutely against gay marriage in 2008 and emphatically so. the first time she lost president and this time she changed her mind completely. there wasn't much on the border. i think frankly her very amnesty-like open boirders policy on immigration, what

mrs. clinton met privately with these people as secretary of state. all these are questions and answers that need to be developed and were waiting for the clinton foundation and mrs. clinton to be honest about them. so in the meantime, we're going to ask for the data that is the e-mails. connell: now, we're getting more and more of it as you know. kind of drip, drip. i mentioned this example who had worked for doug who had worked for the clintons and particularly mrs. clinton for years. an example of how cozy the relationship appeared to be between the foundation and the state department. sent an e-mail to aberdeen and said, hey, i need to a diplomatic passport. it didn't end up happening apparently because when they went on their delegation to north korea, they just didn't even stamp the passports. the north korean's agreed to do it that way. but it does say there's a cozy relationship but does it say there's anything illegal going on? it doesn't; right? >> well, in fact, in my opinion, it would be illegal. connell: okay. how is that? >> the state dep

mrs. clinton. and we have a powerful lineup for you this evening, including governor mike huckabee, bill bennett, mark mckinnon and mark halprin. but first we go to trace gallagher in the west coast newsroom to walk us through how we got to this moment. trace? >> from our research it appears that donald trump first dipped his toe in the birther issue in 2011 when he was considering running for president in 2012. he told cpac quote our current president came out of nowhere. the people who went to school with him, they never saw him. they don't know who he is. it's crazy. a month later he told bill o'reilly that president obama doesn't have a birth certificate and later told nbc news that he was sending a team of investigators to hawaii to investigate. in april of 2011 president obama who had already released a short form birth certificate in 2008 decided to release the long form saying it was time to put the issue to rest. and even though the trump campaign is now taking credit for president obama r