ms. clinton: 21. predominantly in high school? >> correct. ms. clinton: how would you characterize your students today from the students you taught when you first started as a teacher? >> whoa. another very good question right there. i think our students are bolder today. i think that they are more willing to take risk. i think they are also more apprehensive about their future. 20 years ago i think a set number of students believed, all right, i'm going to go to college and another set said i am very content getting a job, working on the family farm. that's what i'd like to do. and we have seen a shift in education where there's a lot more pressure, if we want people to pursue an education. and a lot of that has come from of course the financial gain. you see all these charts about high school education, this is how much you're going to make. with a two-year degree and four-year degree this is how your outlook can change. i think students see that. if i want to live this american dream, i've got to go to college. if i think that now our students

ms. clinton: great. good luck. >> my name is ellen and i'm a junior at monticello high school and i started taking kirkwood classes my sophomore year. i began taking an online class and i'm currently in arts and science. and by the time that i graduate i'll have 48 credit hours done. ms. clinton: really? >> a year and a half. ms. clinton: wow. that's great. ok. >> i'm diane temple. the last 21 years i've been a high school english teacher and spent six of those years part time as a competition instructor. >> [inaudible] >> 7-12 principal. we partner to send kids with all the great opportunities you heard and more. we welcome you to monticello. ms. clinton: thank you. >> [inaudible] >> that's good. that's a good luck omen. >> i'm drew, a junior. i'm currently taking auto tech and biotech programs here. i've had a great time, getting a taste of the college experience and i plan to go on and do something with engineering after i get out of high school. ms. clinton: great. thank you. >> and i'm bethany moore

ms. clinton. her husband is a great politician politician she made so many mistakes in 2008 her tloex lose and her election to lose now. i think she is pandering to the far left just like the republicans will pander to the far right and then move back to the center. ms. clinton has benefited greatly from large corporations. her actions are, completely betray the fact she doesn't believe this. >> that's just politics. gary b. what she's saying is populist and may be popular but if she were actually to take action against the top 1%, what would that do to our economy? >> it would kill it brenda. i'll come back to that in a second. she's being hypocritical. people like hillary clinton go through life they've overachieved and benefited from that. i'm willing to bet when she was at wellesley, we're going to knock your a to a b and give the slub who got a c a b so we're all equal. we say i'll make your speaking fee $5,000 because that's what john layfield gets not that he gets that probably a lot more.

ms. clinton's 10 year allowed for cases. agencies that allow employees to send him receive official electronic mail messages using a system not operated by the agency must ensure that federal records sent or received on such systems are preserved in the appropriate agency record-keeping system. up until march 3 2015, i would've imagined that two aspects of this regulation were understood -- that few aspects of this regular sugar understood by officers and government. first -- that steps agencies must take to ensure that e-mail records sent or received on a private system are making sure that all records are forwarded and preserved into an appropriate record-keeping system. no later than the date on which the employee or the official exits government. the fact that the 2014 amendment to the federal records act set an outside time of 20 days to forward e-mail help to clarify government policies and put an express date into fashion. it would be wrong to think that the policies in place during the first obama administration allo

ms. clinton's 10 year allowed for cases.ncies that allow employees to send him receive official electronic mail messages using a system not operated by the agency must ensure that federal records sent or received on such systems are preserved in the appropriate agency record-keeping system. up until march 3, 2015, i would've imagined that few aspects of this regular sugar understood by officers and government. that steps agencies must take to ensure that e-mail records sent or received on a private system are making sure that all records are forwarded and preserved into an appropriate record-keeping system. no later than the date on which the employee or the official exits government. the fact that the 2014 amendment to the federal records act set an outside time of 20 days to forward e-mail help to clarify government policies and put an express date into fashion. it would be wrong to think that the policies in place during the first obama administration allow for any cabinet official to privately maintain tens of thousands

ms. clinton formally declared her presidential candidacy earlier this month. this trip marks her first stop in new hampshire as an official candidate. she made a similar visit to iowa last week. this is just under an hour. >> i would like to welcome you -- [applause] >> i would like to welcome you to whitney brothers. this is really cool. [laughter] you have probably heard a little bit about it. we are a manufacturer of early childhood equipment, which you can see, if you samples around. but i'm a customer is aged six months to six years. and that is who we gear up products towards. we sell all over the united states and canada. we sell via dealers for architects. our product will be, gosh," lot of places. day care centers, i am ca's, jewish community centers, ski areas, car dealerships, anywhere where mom and dad can leave their child for 10 minutes or longer, if they got a job or have to go shopping. you might find some whitney products. there are 40 of us employees and we are excited to have the secretary here, and i think the process will be is that briefl

ms. clinton is expected to be in iowa later today.t's one of the key, early voting states here in the u.s. she's expected to make this first video announcement as pitching herself as really a candidate of the working class, the middle class. that's really going to be her key message we hear but just to give you an idea of how devisive this campaign can be look at this david. someone who clearly was not a clinton supporter put up about a dozen of these posters on the streets around her campaign quarters headquarters. this one says, "entitled. >> i think we know what it over. it's over a picture of mrs. clinton. we will take a look at mrs. clinton, hillary clinton's twitter feed now. this is where we are expected to see it nothing new there. as gabriel was telling us and translated across to twitter and other forms of social media. we are keeping our opens. we will let you know as soon as we know. >> still ahead: no job, no pay. why parents in australia could risk losing money if they don't immunize their children. and: i am wayne hay r

ms. clinton is expected to be in iowa later today, one of the first states that will be doing some of the early primary voting a very important state here in the u.s. in presidential elections. she is expected we are told to hold some very small, intimate events in eyeiowa. >> i am certain a former secretary of state, hillary clinton, will understand we will interrupt to go to more on world affairs. this time once again, we are talking about the saudi-led coalition airstrikes in yemen. this is general asiri talk okay behalf of the coalition. >> tribes have declared loyalty to sovereignty and if you will support to the president of hadi and his government. and its commitment to defend the yemeni citizens and the yes, meni resources and confronting the malitias prevent them from achieving their heinous goals. we are now working with them to coordinate operations at and to provide them ground support so that their military operations will have effective outcomes. also of the good things that have come up that today, the humanitarian aid that has begun is being organized inside yemen. the red

ms. clinton with the caption entitled below it. it gives you an idea of some of the words that might be used by her critical opponents to describe her. she will make an appearance with a small number of voters. no big cam page rally scheduled for now. >> thank you we'll be back with you and you've got a little bit more to say, thank you very much indeed. let's bring i go bill schneider political analyst in washington d.c. let's talk about the personality of hillary clinton. she is going to add something to this campaign, isn't she? >> oh of course she'll add does something, a history she's a celebrity. this campaign that she is giving now is not a shack and awe com paper, like a huge empire to run the campaign and small country. she's meeting with small groups of voters. she happenment kings and queens and diplomatics forms. she starting oh a modest scale so she can get in such with people. we've had eight years of a democratic presidency. >> i think that's about right. she doesn't have a serious opponent in the primaries. she'll p

ms. clinton is now the poster child for the necessity to save the stuff. let's hope that gooses more change across this government. patrice: i agree with jason and tom. i would also note, i spent a lot of time in the last few months explaining nara regulations, explaining the basics of the government's record-keeping policy to journalists. i would hope that this does not die and that it does not die because of the press. i would also hope that the same amount of time that is put into training journalists on foia and the importance of it that at least an equivalent amount of time or some percentage of that amount of time would go into training journalists in what the statutes are, what the regulations are. we do not have many beat journalists anymore were looking at the agencies. that is a huge problem because nobody is paying attention outside of the government, to whether things are being implemented properly in the government. i think it is incumbent upon all of us of how are you going to keep this an issue, not a him scandal but an important issue in go

ms. clinton and her team driving from new york all the way to iowa. this was a family she met at a pennsylvania truck stop and she posted a picture. we are live outside of brooklyn with more on the plan for the week ahead. >> reporter: hilary clinton is expected in iowa at some point today. we know her first public appearance is tomorrow south of cedar rapids. she will campaign in iowa tomorrow and wend wednesday before heading to new hampshire. these are smaller settings. not large public gatherings. two prominent democrats said this upcoming phase was designed as a ramp up and clinton will hold smal events to talk directly to voters. in may she will outline more agenda at that point quote hillary is doing this so people across the country can be part of the kickoff speech and the campaign going forward. her team is building for that all month long. she will be greeted in iowa by rand paul television ads, anti-clinton ads. they began airing today in the caucus and three other early primary states. hilary clinton will have her say when it is all said

ms. clinton's calendars, you better believe there are dozens of requests right now for everybody she met with, when, for how long. it is of national interest if she is running for president or just policy interests. that stuff should just be before a request comes in, they should be looking to release that, post it online. we can see examples like the challenger shuttle disaster. nasa was getting hundreds of requests. they said, we will post it online when we are done with our investigation. it is efficient, it is good for all of us. that should be the default setting. it is not today. host: the question was, the implications on national security. we have one minute left. who would like to answer? jason: the history of this country includes documents that are classified under the executive order laws. the important point is that those e-mails need to be preserved and eventually you need better preservation mechanisms. there will be one billion e-mails coming out of the obama white house alone in january 2017. the exponential curve is clear. we are living in an age of communications. we n

ms. clinton will face that question, too, because she stayed very close to wall street heard so i think it would be may be fairly distributed, this kind of criticism. host: and one of the spouses will either become first gentleman or first lady in 2017. we will get to your phone calls at just a moment. you can also join us online at facebook.com/c-span. or send us a tweet @cspanwj. [video clip] >> i knew it. i mean i do that, of course, the kazaa had seen my mother in law and what she had to talk about literacy, her particular industry -- interest. and how she had influenced me, even, here at home in texas because of her interest in plants. but i didn't really know it until i made the presidential radio address. the fall of 2001 after the terrorist attacks. to talk about the way women and children were treated by the telegram and afghanistan. good morning. i am laura bush and i'm delivering this week's radio address to kick off a worldwide effort to focus on the brutality against women and children by the al qaeda terrorist network and the regime it supports in afghanistan, the telegram. t

ms. clinton: there is something wrong with students and families must go into debt in order to make the besttheir own lives. the average iowa graduate from a four-year college comes out with $30,000 in debt. that is the ninth highest debt load in the country. people are struggling. today, i met with the student who is piecing together work and loans, knowing he is going to come out owing money. we have got to figure out how to get back on the right track. i am running for president has i think americans and their families need a champion. i want to be the champion. i want to stand up and fight for people so that they can get by and get ahead. a lot of people have asked me, why do you want to do this? what motivates you? i thought a lot about it. i have been fighting for children and families my entire adult life, will be because of my mother's example. she had a difficult childhood. she never gave up. she had to basically be on her own and she just kept going. my father who just believed they have to work hard and do whatever he had to do to be successful, provided us with a good living for

ms. clinton cannot compete with the monitoring resources that the state department can provide.thority to say, or was at the time, to say we need to fix this we need a strong cybersecurity policy for one of the most important agencies we have in the government the state department. makes no sense. so i don't think it's a lack of sophistication, i think it's a lack of understanding that we can't make exceptions for people who are high enough up to say you know what? i'm going to use the usb because don't you know who i am? it doesn't fly. charles: with their ability to spy on everyone in the country, it would seem to the average person that the white house should not be this easily vulnerable. alex, thanks a lot. your explanations helped us appreciate it. >> my pleasure. charles: let's go to lori simonetti. >> the model s-70 d, d for dual motor, it doesn't cost $70,000, $75,000. here's the thing, this is for the mainstream luxury car buyers. all-wheel drive. key if you live in the northeast during the winter ands from 0 to 60 in 5.2 seconds. lots of power. the guys that like cars

ms. clinton said the economy required a toppling of the wealthiest 1% according to several people who wereriefed on mrs. clinton's policy discussions but could not discuss private conversations for attribution. mary is here with us. we used the word topple. liz warren meath malcolm x because it sounds like by any means necessary. that is the kind of word that marks this use. when you bum rush the capital you are going to topple those people. >> issue going to topple herself? though clinton made $48 billion when hillary clinton was secretary of state. elizabeth warren, also a millionaire. if they want to have a conversation about wages, let's have a conversation about wages. by the way of wage growth in this country? president obama economic policies have given us 2% growth. how do we get wage growth? it has to grow. charles: there is a counter argument. from 1979 until now if you look at the percentage of overall wealth accumulated by 1% that is where you are missing. >> that is garbage. the point of growing the economy is to lift all boats. as margaret thatcher said the problem with socia

ms. swain: how did she regroup? we'll wait and show people. i was thinking about an example of hilleary clinton and i'm not going to stand by and bake cookies. how did she recover from presenting herself that way? ms. swain: i remember the comments that she made, one of them, i'm proud of my country. what happened inside the campaign? was there a major pullback? >> she didn't have much of a team and she was being herself and always done when her husband campaigned. ms. thompson: when she was in small places in iowa and new hampshire, they were response independent to her and this time it was caught on television and the press corps ignored her because they were covering the primaries tuned in and the campaignso response was to send her some advisers so she would have some guidance, you are not talking to your girlfriend or in that room but talking to all of america. as a matter of making sure that she stayed in line with what the entire campaign was doing and hoping and changing. and i think we saw her and she talks about herself as being a planner and perfectionist and worried a great deal she

ms. clinton. her indications have set the jor constitutional confrontation. she has destroyed history. for anybody who cares about government, republican democrat, tea party, lefto- nutzo, she destroyed history with no accountability. with no transparency. sheo right to do that. and there should be a federal criminal investigation going on right now at the department of justice. they do not have to have a panel with a grand jury. they can start with a grand jury. she took it upon herself, used to staff and with the advice of counsel, destroyed evidence. nobody knows whether what she had was evidence until somebody looks at it. if she is right and everything she had was personal, and i bet you the clinton foundation is considered personal, she has committed a crime, unequivocally. if there is not a preliminary inquiry, it is a disgrace. now, i will just say this, all the people who are lawyers involved in this and will have to produce affidavits, the better get good lawyers. this is not going to be pretty. thanks. tom: thank you. if i can clarify, clinton said there was no classified in

ms. clinton will face that question, too, because she stayed very close to wall street heard so i think itld be may be fairly distributed, this kind of criticism. host: and one of the spouses will either become first gentleman or first lady in 2017. we will get to your phone calls at just a moment. you can also join us online at facebook.com/c-span. or send us a tweet @cspanwj. [video clip] >> i knew it. i mean i do that, of course, the kazaa had seen my mother in law and what she had to talk about literacy, her particular industry -- interest. and how she had influenced me, even, here at home in texas because of her interest in plants. but i didn't really know it until i made the presidential radio address. the fall of 2001 after the terrorist attacks. to talk about the way women and children were treated by the telegram and afghanistan. good morning. i am laura bush and i'm delivering this week's radio address to kick off a worldwide effort to focus on the brutality against women and children by the al qaeda terrorist network and the regime it supports in afghanistan, the telegram. that

ms. clinton's leadership, has seen the importance of the diaspora. so there have been programs that have been put in place for different members of the diaspora to come together to see how they can benefit their home countries and as jamaicans we do that. the haitian community also has a very vie grant diaspora. that's one way you can help to stop the pull factor. the push factor, rather. put e-- but the pull factor is always going to be there where people are always goint to -- going to want to come to america because this is the shining beacon of everything you can achieve. to the young man who missed the daca by 30 day, you certainly would have been, you're an example of somebody who would have benefited from the president's executive action. because the executive action changed the date. it moved it up. >> [inaudible]. >> you came within the time frame but 30 days too old. too old. you are an example of somebody who needs overall immigration reform. >> if you have a kid -- and hopefully you don't at your age, you'd qualify for d pambings a. >> to

ms. lewinsky. >> as the clintons left the white house after two materials hillary stepped out on her own political feet elected in 2000 as senator of new york, the first presidential spouse to serve in congress. a presidential run ended when she was beaten by a freshman senator from illinois, barack obama. >> although we weren't able to shatter that highest hardest glass ceiling this time, thanks to you it's got about 18 million cracks in it. >> clinton went on to campaign for obama and serve as his secretary of state gisting more than 100 countries and traveling nearly a million miles. the low point an attack on benghazi libya republicans blamed clinton's leadership, but she defended herself. >> the fact is we had four dead americans was it because of a protest or because of guys out for a walk one night deciding they'd go kill some americans. what difference at this point does it make? it is our job to figure out what happened and do everything we can to prevent it from ever happening again senator. >> clinton has been out of public service for two years focusing on the clinton foundation, becom

ms lewinski. >> reporter: as the clintons left the white house, hoyleary stepped out as a senator in new york, the first presidential spouse to serve in congress. a presidential run eight years later ended when beaten by a freshman in new york. >> we weren't able to shatter that high glass ceiling, thanks to you, it's got about 18 million cracks in it. they wept on to campaign and service a secretary of state, visiting 100 countries and travelling a million miles. >> the low point in an attack on the u.s. diplomatic mission in benghazi libya, september 11, 2012. republicans blamed the leadership. >> the fact is we had four dead americans is it because of a protest or was it guys out for a walk deciding to go out and kill some americans. what difference does it make? it's our job to figure out what happened and prevent everything it can from happening again >>> clinton has been out of public service, focussing on the clinton foundation becoming a grandmother and dipping into politics. controversy continued to dog her. >> looking back it would have been better if i simply used a second email account

ms. rice and we hear hillary clinton say oh, no, no, no. don't put them in jail.st insane, is it not? >> i think that we're judging these numbers by arrests and the reality is. >> victims. crime victims. that's how i judge it. >> but the numbers are a reflection of arrests so. when you have communities one in three black men right now is being arrested for minor drug offenses. >> what's a minor drug offense to you? >> marijuana. >> very few people. they are giving citations in almost every major city in the country. >> 14 million whites are illicit when only 2.8 african-americans are. that's a huge number. vast shift in numbers. yet, these communities are targeted. once these men are imprisoned they can't get jobs. communities are broken homes. >> so what do you do with somebody selling heroin on the street? it's like freddie gray. freddie gray is dead, all right? because the cops did something to him to break his spine. freddie gray was a drug dealer and a drug user. and i tried to get the reverend to say is it his fault? and he wouldn't what's going to happen to

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president bush, president clinton, another president bush, president obama republicans and democrats have never seen this. in fact, the last fall, the now majority leader promised that ms. lynch will receive fair consideration by the senate, and her nomination should be considered in the new congress through regular order. well, she hasn't been treated fairly. there hasn't been regular order. her nomination has been pending on the senate floor, awaiting a culmination for 56 days. now, i went back over the last seven attorneys general, add up all the number of days they waited for confirmation on the floor. she's waited longer than all seven of them put together twice over. so twice as long as the seven preceding republican and democratic attorneys general. as u.s. attorney for the eastern district of new york, ms. lynch brought terrorists and cyber criminals to justice. she obtained convictions against corrupt public officials from both political parties. she fought tirelessly against violent crime and financial fraud. ms. lynch has protected the rights of victims. she has a proven record of prosecuting human traffickers and protecting children. i'm glad the -- yesterd

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president bush, president clinton, another president bush president obama republicans and democrats have never seen this. in fact, the last fall the now majority leader promised that ms. lynch will receive fair consideration by the senate and her nomination should be considered in the new congress through regular order. well she hasn't been treated fairly. there hasn't been regular order. her nomination has been pending on the senate floor awaiting a combination -- culmination for 56 days. now, i went back over the last seven attorneys general add up all the number of days they wait ed for confirmation on the floor, she's waited longer than all seven of them put together twice over. so twice as long as the seven proceeding -- preceding republican and democratic attorneys general. as u.s. attorney for the eastern district of new york ms. lynch brought terrorists and cyber criminals to justice. she obtained convictions against corrupt public officials from both political parties. she fought tirelessly against violent crime and financial fraud. ms. lynch has protected the rights of victims. she has a proven record of prosecuting human traffickers and protecting children

ms. lewinsky. i never told anybody to lie. not a single time. never. >> in 2001 president clintonck to president bush george w. bush, whose presidency quickly defined by the terrorist attacks of 9/11. a moment in history unlike any his father or predecessors had faced. >> i can hear you. the rest of the world hears you. and the people -- [ cheers and applause ] >> and the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon. [ cheers and applause ] >> president bush was cheered at ground zero but heavily criticized for the war in iraq. in 2008 it was supposed to be bush handing the office back to clinton. hillary clinton was far and away the early favorite, until she failed to fend off the momentum of a senator from illinois. now nearly a quarter century later bush v. clinton is again a very real possibility, megyn. >> well we are told to expect hillary clinton's presidential announcement over the weekend. but already those who thought she might win this nomination unchallenged are starting to think again. and her possible challengers are speaking out. that's next. ed

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clinton arose, his attorney general janet reno, a democrat appointed robert fiske, the independent counsel, to investigate those allegations. eric holder has been unwilling to demonstrate that same faithfulness to law, and unfortunately, ms. lynch has told the senate she, too, is unwilling to do so. for that reason, i urge all of my colleagues to vote no on cloture and to insist on an attorney general who will uphold her oath to the constitution and to the people of the united states of america. i yield the floor. ms. klobuchar: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. ms. klobuchar: i come to the floor of the senate today to urge my colleagues to vote in favor of confirming loretta lynch as attorney general. i disagree with my colleague from texas. i serve on the judiciary committee, as does he. i listened to her questions. i asked her questions. i listened to her answers. in my view, she has passed her senatorial interview. she has picked up support from several republicans. she answered questions for eight responses to 900 written questions. and what i would like to most focus on today is the claims that i just heard from the senator from texas that she is somehow lawless. ok. let's look throu

clinton and her rebukes of president obama's foreign policy. and thus far, mrs. fiorina is the only female republican considering a run for the presidency. so who is carly fiorina? born in austin, texas, ms. fiorina is 60 years old. she's married to retired at&t executive frank fiorina. prior to entering politics mrs. fiorina served as c.e.o. of hewlett-packard. but in 2009, she was diagnosed with breast cancer and was forced to undergo a double mastectomy. after making a full recovery in 2010 mrs. fiorina ran for the u.s. senate as the republican candidate in california. she was defeated by senator barbara boxer. today, although some republicans are unsure about mrs. fiorina for her moderate-conservative opinions and the fact she has never held elected office, her business experience is regarded by many as a positive for the republican party. indeed, in 2008, then-g.o.p. presidential nominee john mccain defended carly fiorina's record as a business leader. >> i know that she was a very successful business woman, started out as a part-time secretary and made her way to the top of the corporate ladder as one of the biggest c.e.o.'s in the united states of america. >> question, could mrs.

>> if hillary clinton wants to charge $200,000 a speech, god bless her, that is what she charges there. and blue m and ms making a million bucks. >> it's none of your business how much they make. >> it is my business if people are in america are not making enough to support themselves and their families. it all figures in. >> our question of the day, straight ahead. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. anoro contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be u

middle america, guess what, if hillary clinton wants to charge $200,000 a speech, god bless her, that's what she charges. and a private jet to get her there, and blue m&ms >> heated seats, 29-inch tv and bed in the back. >> most of the local mcdonald's owners are small business owners. they're not making $1 million. >> but they're making a lot more than their employees are making. >> it's none of your business how much they make. it's just not. >> it's my business that people in america are not making enough to support themselves and their family. >> when we come back our question of the day we need your input, straight ahead. tt8fq@q:)q1m-[f=/p2!a>l

ms. fox made is the right one, that people look at this aren't like what is happening, what -- i see all this smoke, something must be under that. granted clinton's because she's a candidate, so she's getting attacked more. recent polls show more than half of americans don't find her trustworthy. that's partly this partly the e-mail stuff. and that's not what she wants to see. >> you're saying smoke. lauren, what do you make of this short explanation posted just today on this sunday, the day after the white house correspondents dinner, the foundation ergo the hillary clinton camp, are they confident or worried about the developing narrative that's been -- now kicking off a new week? >> well, i think that there is a concern that a narrative is building. that hillary clinton isn't trustworthy. like phillip said we've seen some campaign numbers showing that voters have serious issues that the clintoning think they don't have the same -- the clintons think they don't have the same rules applying to them as to the rest of the americans. in polls that's a revealing question to look for. they want to get ahead of this. i not that's what we would expect

clinton in the state department. the court unfortunately did not find any obstruction of justice but judge lambert said this about ms.s participation in it. she called the loathsome and he further stated that she was responsible for the most critical error made in the attack at the entire fiasco. her actions were totally inadequate to address the problem. so in a sense that she was responsible for the failure to disclose to the investigators and the megan people about these e-mails, she had been highlighted for special calling out by a federal court judge back during the clinton years. back in 1990 -- i guess the whole scandal took place in the late '90s, and the courts ruling was a bit more recent but i can tell you she was under oath over the e-mail scandal back during the clinton administration. i don't think that's been well understood. so i disagree with the current administration official washington is a active in area of freedom of information act. we filed over 160 requests for instance with state department under the freedom of information act. we should approximately 20 times under the freedom of informatio

clinton rose, his attorney general reno, a democrat appointed robert fips, the independent counsel to investigate those allegations. eric holder has been unwilling to demonstrate that same faithfulness to law and unfortunately, ms. lynch has told the senate she too is unwilling to do so. for that reason i urge all of my colleagues to vote no on cloture and to insist on an attorney general who will uphold her oath to the constitution and to the people of the united states of america. i yield the floor. >> mr. president speak with senator from minnesota. >> mr. president i come to the floor of the senate today to urge my colleagues to vote in favor of confirming loretta lynch as attorney general. i disagree with my colleague from texas. i serve on the judiciary committee as does he. i listened to her questions. i asked her questions but i listened to her answers come and mind you she is past her senatorial interview. she has picked up support from some republicans. ..responses to 900 written questions. and what i would like to most focus on today is the claims that i just heard from the senator from texas that she is somehow lawless. okay. let's look through the facts here. she has earned the support of members o