ms. clinton: -- the chance to graduate debt free. [applause] ms. clinton: we will make it easier to pay off existing student debt and if you are an entrepreneur, we will let you defer your student loan payments and pay no interest for up to three years while you get your business off the ground because i want young people to take advantage of those opportunities. [applause] ms. clinton: i want to see young people be able to take advantage of incubators like acenet here in southeast ohio. [applause] ms. clinton: it supports up to 30 startups every year. if we multiply that, think of what we will create together. and we have to make sure that people who do not go to college get the education and training they need to get a good job. there are a lot of ways of doing that, but there are a lot of jobs out there. the last number i saw was 1.2 million jobs with people for skills in trades. welders, machinists and the like. those jobs are not all in the same place, obviously, they are spread across the country, but the more people who have those skills, the

ms. clinton: a lot to talk about. noah.s is my new friend >> [indiscernible] ms. clinton: we are going to campaign on both of those things. do you want to get a picture together? let me back it out. [laughter] you are so welcome. [indiscernible] ms. clinton: i feel good. i feel generally good. i'm having a great time here. athens and ibe in look forward to coming back in the future and being here today about what we are going to do in withregion and meetings people i met when i first came, so it is a nostalgic return. we then in athens so many times with governor strickland. ms. clinton: athens is such a beautiful place. herethe university reading -- just want toople stay after they graduate. ms. clinton: and it is so beautiful. i love it. >> how do you feel about indiana? having aon: we are great time. i'm excited to be back in ohio. days, i've hadwo some extraordinary conversations, tough and honest. i've met with coal families who want to be thanked as they should be, for the work that they and their grandparents did. steel worker families who don't understand h

ms. clinton: he said climate change is a hoax and i think it is real.e have to put the world together. toe of which he has tried lob and we've a little, but i think he's a loose cannon and loose cannons tend to misfire. >> if he's a loose cannon, he certainly willing to say things in her race against opponents and we seen this already -- a lot of candidates were not prepared for on the gop side, were you ready for that? ms. clinton: i've and in the arena for 25 years and nearly everything that can be thrown at somebody in politics and public life has come my way. anderson: you feel like you can run against them? ms. clinton: i'm not running against him. i'm running my own campaign. was: later, trump said he eager to start focusing on the general election. mr. trump: i thought i would be going longer and she would be going shorter. she can't put it away. it's like a football game -- i put it away. i thought i would be out there and should be campaigning against me, so i will be campaigning against her. the biggestre variables that will determine whether

ms. clinton: certainly, we are going to talk with him when he is ready to talk, and listen to him. we will take into account what he is asking for. i think that's part of the process. rid of about getting superdelegates? ms. clinton: i am not going to negotiate with him today on your show, but when it is time, i am reaching out to unify the party. i expect him to do the same. i did that when i lost a much closer race to senator obama. mark: in what seemed to be an attempt to calm the waters, the dnc announced it was giving sanders a significant number of spots on the committee that will draft of the platform. seats, sanders gets nearly one third, one less than clinton. do things stand between bernie sanders and the woman he says as may be the lesser of two evils? they are worse today than they were on friday. in 2008, there was just as much or more work to do. but nothing is getting easier right now. sanders is not backing off. everybody is testy. everybody is kind of at each other's throats. are morethink things hostile and antagonistic than they were 72 hours ago. the: here is wh

ms. clinton: he could bankrupt america like he's bankrupted his companies. mean, ask yourself, how can anybody lose money running a casino, really? [laughter] john: that's a pretty good question, you know. but we have started to notice something about hillary clinton and her go to messaging on the economy. a lot of the time, it is more anti-trump than pro-clinton. even some of her own advocates have said that she and her campaign have failed to articulate her vision in any detail. this was evidence in an exchange with a clinton surrogate. >> what are her two best original ideas on the economy? >> infrastructure investment that can create jobs, and putting people together like she has done in the senate. as you know, i worked in the senate for 15 years before i went to the white house. hillary had a reputation and a record of pulling people together to get things done. mark: is either of those an original idea on the economy? >> she has a very clear vision of where she is going to take the country, and that is a vision she is going to run on in the fall. she

ms. clinton ignored clear guidance that this could lead to vulnerabilities. according to the latest online poll for bloomberg politics. toily incomes from $30,000 $75,000 in ohio and wisconsin. to 39%. a key player in the impeachment of president bill clinton is being demoted for allegedly handling sexual assault claims from a football team. will remain chancellor. also planning to fire its football coach as a result of the investigation. yearsnt five investigating bill clinton,: the myth -- culminating with the monica linsky scandal. used tear gas to break up violent clashes and dispersed crowds protesting a labor reform law. police say they made 19 arrests taking part in the protest. they are demanding that westlaw's latest reforms he scrapped. one would make it easier to fire. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 24 hundred journalists and one and 150 news bureaus around the world. back to you. in 30 markets close minutes. abigail doolittle is live at the nasdaq. abigail: we have the nasdaq up slightly after flipping between gains and losses today, tr

clinton are ms. abedene and mrs. mills. do these two women have security clearances and does anyone know who in the state department released this information for it to get moved to ms. clinton's server. i'll take your answer off line. thank you. >> i think the last question, that's one thing the fbi and justice department are now trying to answer. i believe they do have security clearances. mrs. clinton, again sending and receiving classified information is just made up about the requirements of the law in terms of handling it. that story has changed for her. initially she says it was never classified and then she said it was never marked classified and now we have e-mails requested by her with the classified markings removed so they could be faxed to her. it's just devastating. the material is classified and the markings recognize this classification. those in a position of authority like mrs. clinton who has what is known as original classification authority, someone responsible for marking things classified and maintain

ms. clinton. when i looked at the stage, and the president, they look like somebody's grandparents. >> alike bernie sanders -- unlike bernie sanders. [laughter] peter: wait a second. bernie sanders is playing that larry david card. there was a show about them. it was called "curb your enthusiasm." here is the thing about the clintons, when they ruined that fleetwood mac song, "don't stop thinking about tomorrow." they think it is still groovy time. my kids are going, who are they? they missed it. they are two generations all. they have not figured out how to recapture it. i think what ms. clinton thought, it wasn't about the mojo they had before, but the fact that her resume and her experience and direct compliments as a united states senator and first lady would be more than enough to hold her own and get her to the general. olduse, by the way, the clinton mojo should have left anyone in the dust. there should not have been room for bernie sanders. on our side, i mean, hey -- [laughter] so, this

ms. clinton. obviously i believe it's 55% of the money from wall street has gone to ms. clinton. obviously, mr. trump has not taken any big donors yet. so what that means -- >> he's going to next week. >> he's going to start. then that will be interesting to see how that balances out, and whether or not those same folks on wall street start sliding over towards mr. trump as you heard more and more of the republican leadership slide over. >> i think when i was a kid i hated to swim. my parents used to get me swimming lessons. i stood next to the pool i never wanted to go in because it's cold. i would stand there. i think that's what this election will be like. once you jump in the pool, i don't think the water will be as cold as people think no matter who wins. the important thing is what's the congress going to be, what's the senate going to be. once we get past november, whatever concerns we have prior to that, they will dissipate. >> let's do our trader blitz, four trades on four stocks making news today. first up, bayer making a $62 billion bid for monsanto. >> yeah. the secre

ms. clinton had a big challenge over mr. trump. what's changed?> what happened is once you wrap up a party's nomination, two things happen. a lot of americans see you as a winner. winning begets winning in politics. also, people in your party who had been supporting other candidates rally around you. in april when the nbc "wall street journal" poll showed hillary clinton with an 11-point lead the big reason was donald trump had only 72% of republicans supporting him. now he's in the high 80s. that's close to what you need to win a national election. his party is unified. hillary clinton not so much. hillary clinton came into the race with image problems. a lot of americans find her untrustworthy. that's a problem she has to deal with all campaign long. she has a persistent fight with bernie sanders in which bernie sanders is casting doubts about her, her commitment to real change and that's causing democrats to be less than enthus about hillary clinton. it's hurting her numbers and helping donald trump. >> does she have to mend fences with mr. san

ms. clinton.not her mouth, mocking the seriousness of what the fbi is doing. there are two teams of fbi agents. when i say teams, i say dozens of agents. i don't know the number. we saw a number, 141. i think that's the total of both teams. one team investigate whether or not she used her power of secretary of state to confer american governmental benefits on foreigners in foreign countries that contributed materially to the clinton foundation. the other investigating the emails. that is nearing an end. we know that because they had already called in her aides. the next and the last step is for them to calling this clinton herself. bill: so there's three tracks here based on how you describe it. there will be an interview if she is called in, that has not happened yet. and you got the investigation of the server/email which is drawing to an end. and the clinton foundation. that is where? >> that is not drawing to a close. that involves several hundred thousand pages of financial documents with the

ms. clinton. she used that strategy forever. women typically want to vote for the best candidate. they want somebody they can be proud of and look to as a role model. and she certainly isn't it. we vetted her for 30 years. we need to reach out to women. i know a lot of women on the border line. i think they will come across because they care about the jobs and the security of this country and making their their families are taken care of. who would want to support somebody who is going to implement another four years of obama's administration? we need our economy turned our and our jobs back on the mark and increase trade. women are smart. so donald could mellow out a little bit on some of this speaking points. but get over it. he's telling it like it is. and i think -- you know, sometimes the truth tellers get a job. people inwardly think right, we have a fighter who will fight for me. charles: you have been one of those truth fellers for a long time. i even heard your name whispered a time or two on that vp list. no matter what i hope you continually come and do the show. thank

ms. clinton's campaign has raised 125 bunglers. among none of them were the bunglers disposed by mrs. n in 2008 or by president obama in either of his campaigns. travelers taking to the skies for the memorial day weekend's a security lines are moving faster than expected. bomb sniffing dogs are being used at busier airports to help speed up lines. by dogss screened aren't being required to remove their shoes or take laptops out of carry-on bags. at hartsfield jackson international airport atlantic, all 16 lanes at the main security checkpoints were open. the 96-year-old surgeon credited with developing his namesake heimlich maneuver recently used the emergency technique for the first time. saved a womanlich choking on food at his senior living center. he told "the cincinnati enquirer" he has demonstrated the maneuver many times, but never before used it on a person who was choking. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i am mark crumpton. shery, david, that to you. david: markets close in about 30 minutes. abigail: w

ms. clinton has 90% of the delegates she needs to become the nominee. global news 24 hours a day, from bloomberg world headquarters, i am mark crumpton. ♪ emily: i am emily chang, and this is "bloomberg west." we will begin to them numbers in a moment. plus, one year after losing her discrimination lawsuit, ellen pao is back, and has no regrets. she is even writing a book. i caught up with her for her advocacy venture and diversity in silicon valley. driverless minivans coming to a block near you. how chrysler is sliding into the space with google as copilot. first, to our relief. -- lead. cbs shares popping slightly in extended trading, better-than-expected first-quarter results. a surge in ad sales from the super bowl and grammy telecast. coming in at just under $4 billion, up 10% from the same quarter last year. profits were $473 million, up 20% year-over-year. but it was not all good news. the company's cable network sales the client slightly. -- declined slightly. joining me now from new york, our editor at large, cory johnson, and bloomberg entert

ms. clinton: i'm not running against him. i'm running my own campaign. later, trump said he was eager to start focusing on the general election and clinton. donald trump: there has been a flip. i thought i would be going longer and she would be going shorter. she can't put it away. it is like a football team they cannot get the ball over the line, i put it away. she cannot. i thought i would be out there , and she would be campaigning against me. i didn't realize. so i will be campaigning against her. mark: john, going forward what , are the biggest variables that will determine whether trump can win or whether some democrats believe, this will be a blowout? john: can donald trump fix one or two of the following problems -- his historically horrible ratings with female voters in -- and with hispanic voters? he has to fix at least one of them. if he can't fix either he's , done. mark: the bigger umbrella is the fight to define donald trump. is he, as the clinton people believe, and will argue, a horrible person? a man with a dark heart that does not repres

ms. clinton just talked about it, is missing almost $1,000 a month from their paycheck because of these policies. house republicans believe we can reverse course, actually get this economy revved up again. >> i'll let you put forth the plan to turn things around. >> let's go -- let's start with a broken tax code that discourages investment. doesn't grow middle class jobs. house republicans are going to lay out later this summer our built for growth tax code that actually focuses on growing family paychecks, growing local jobs and the u.s. economy. we're also going to lay out replacement laudable care act because our businesses tell us it's killing their job creation. we need more customers around the world for american products. right now, unfortunately, china, others, are getting access to those customers. so, we think we ought to start with fixing this broken tax code. >> republican presidential candidates will also say they agree that they need to change the tax code. the question is, change it to what? and is it possible? there's been talk on capitol hill about fixing the broken tax code for

ms. clinton then suggests that mr.trump wants to deport all pass panics not just the ones here illegally and some are saying they're offended. joining me ka treent na pierson and robert simmer man dnc committee member. congrats on your victory. >> thank you. >> okay, so democratic senator from connecticut tweets out, this is a joke, right? this whole thing is a joet. people taking offense at the taco bowl/hispanic link. >> people take offense to everything mr. trump does. it's cinco de mayo. he's touting the food at his grill and i can probably give you a hundred different instances where mr. trump says i love hispanics. he says "i love everyone" all the time. >> come on, katrina. it's like the -- claiming he loves jews. come on. >> is it. >> let's be serious. mr. trump has been advocating an agenda, repeating the worst, most horrible bigoted stereotypes of mexicans, advocating deportation and a religious law to keep people out of the country. even the leading conservatives are condemning the trump agenda. >> robert, h

ms. clinton refused any government technology. zero.er house where you have, you know, you have a phone, we would have either what we call a stew or -- it's essentially a secure device that attaches to the phone. she didn't want that. so the bottom line is as far as i can tell looking at the facts, she violated not only the policy, but the law jeopardizing national security. deirdre: lieutenant colonel, i want to ask you -- and i heard your point there because it is well made, indeed. but i want to turn your attention just in the interest of time if that's okay to this presidential candidate. she will most likely face donald trump in november. >> right. deirdre: he's walking back comments on his idea of a temporary muslim ban. so here's what he told our colleagues on "fox & friends." >> sure. >> look, anything i say right now i'm not the president. everything's a suggestion no matter what you say, or it's a suggestion. i feel strongly we have to do something about when you look at radical islamic terrorism, we have a president that, as

ms. clinton or bernie sanders or anybody else. but what i am concerned about is the degree to which reporting and information starts emphasizing the spectacle and the circus, because that's not something that we can afford. and the american people, they have got good judgment, and good instincts as long as they get good information. all right. >> what about on the democratic side? >> well, on the democratic side, let the process play itself out. you know, you mentioned the delegate math, and i think that everybody knows what that math is. i think that senator sanders has done an extrooaordinary job raising a whole range of issues that are important to democratic voters as well as the american people generally, and i know that at some point there's going to be a conversation between k secretary clinton and bernie sanders about how we move towards the convention, and the good news is that despite the fact that during the course of the primaries people get chippy, and i know, because i have been through this and it is natural and som

ms. clinton that he had a reason for saying that. these are different times. we are seeing different types of terrorism. we are seeing a different level of terrorism. it is time to rethink this and understand that those people that are doing those types of acts that we send to guantanamo, we're sending them there for a reason, we're keeping them there for a reason. mr. richmond: well, let me ask you a question. in 2002 suspect terrorist was transferred to a naval brig into north carolina, same location being looked at today for some of the transfers. did his presence cause concern? did you even know he was there? i don't think you were governor then but, you know, did it create an uproar when we transferred him there? governor haley: i know that he was there but the concern has -- you're not talking about one, and not only that, this is a different day in time than it was back then. we've seen tremendous amounts of terrorist attacks. you're looking at a time where you want to bring a different level of terrorist to south carolina. so i don't think you can comp

ms. clinton, i see her as being not so much interested or concerned about being attacked or whatever. but she shouldn't make military decisions based on sheer . litical assessment i do have to say that it is most interesting that donald trump and hillary clinton probably are two competitors for president of the united states. but we're a strong country. we'll survive whatever happens. host: ok, michael. when did you serve? caller: oh, wow. 69. to 19 host: and were you in the army, navy? what branch? caller: i was in the air force. for s.a.c.w member host: we're talking to retired and active military this morning. who's your choice for ommander-in-chief? recently, donald trump gave a foreign policy speech, laid out his vision for what kind of commander-in-chief he would be. take a listen to part of what he had to say. donald trump: tour friends and allies, i say america is going to be strong again. america is going to be reliable again. it's going to be a great and reliable ally again. it's going to be a friend again. we're going to finally have a coherent foreign policy based upon ame

ms. clinton, bernie sanders, or anybody else. but what i'm concerned about is the degree to which reporting and information starts emphasizing the spectacle and the circus. because that is not something we can afford. the american people, they have good judgment, good instincts, as long as they get good information. >> [inaudible] president obama: on the democratic side, let's let the process play itself out. you mentioned the delegate math. i think everyone knows what that is. has done andrs extorted very job raising a whole range of issues that are important to democratic voters as well as the american people generally. i know that, at some point, there is going to be a conversation between secretary clinton and bernie sanders about how we move toward the convention. the good news is, despite the fact that they are in the course of primaries, everyone getting chippy -- i have been through this, it's natural. sometimes even more with the stats and supporters and candidates themselves. the good news is, there is a in thestrong co

ms. clinton take document improperly out of the agency? documents the american people have the right to see. hillary clinton only turned in half the emails she took with her. one of the things we are going to do, was foia subverted, the open record law, and if it was, can we get the document that were looked at. i don't even know if the f.b.i. has gotten them. the judge suggested he may subpoena them. bill: the judge is emmett sullivan. what do you think huma abedin knows about this server and email system. >> miss and continue was the only person mrs. clinton told under oath had an emailened the system. and continue was reviewing and talking to mrs. clinton about all sort of things on this system. and and continue evidently was concerned about the freedom of information act and mrs. clinton using emails that could be subject to disclosure. when it was suggested she use the state department system and they would be subject to the freedom of information act the response from and continue was i don't know if that would be a good idea. bill:

ms. clinton or bernie sanders or anybody else. but what i'm concerned about is the degree to which reporting and information starts emphasissingly spectacle and the circuits. because that's not something we can afford. and the american people, they've got -- they've got good judgment, they've got good instincts, as long as they have good information. i think on the democratic side, let the process play itself out. you know, you mention the delegate math. i think everybody knows what that math is. i think senator sanders has done an extraordinary job raising a whole range of issues that are important to democratic voters as well as the american people generally. and i know that at some point there's going to be a conversation between secretary clinton and bernie sanders about how we move towards the convention. the good news is that despite the fact that during the course of primaries, everybody starts getting a little chippy, i've been through this, it's natural. sometimes even more with the staffs and supporters than with the can

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ms. clinton or bernie sanders or anybody else. but what i'm concerned about is the degree to which reporting and information starts emphasizing the spectacle and the circus because that's not something we can afford. and the american people, they've got good judgment and good instincts as long as they got good information. reporter: i think -- president obama: on the democratic side, let the process play itself out. you mentioned the delegate map. i think everybody knows what that map is. i think senator sanders has done an extraordinary job raising a whole range of issues that are important to democratic voters as well as the american people generally and i know that at some point there is going to be a conversation between secretary clinton and bernie sanders about how we move towards the convention. the good news is that despite the fact that during the course of the primaries, everybody starts going to be chippy. i have been through this. sometimes even more with the staffs and the candidates. the good news is there is a prett

ms. clinton, bernie sanders, or anybody else.ut what i'm concerned about is the degree to which reporting and information starts emphasizing the spectacle and the circus. because that is not something we can afford. the american people, they have good judgment, good instincts, as long as they get good information. on the democratic side, let's let the process play itself out. you mentioned the delegate math. i think everyone knows what that is. senator sanders has done and extraordinary job raising a whole range of issues that are important to democratic voters as well as the american people generally. i know that, at some point, there is going to be a conversation between secretary clinton and bernie sanders about how we move toward the convention. the good news is, despite the fact that they are in the course of primaries, every is getting chippy -- i have been through this, it's natural. sometimes even more with the staff and supporters and candidates themselves. the good news is, there is a pretty strong consensus in the demo

ms. clinton: i will be your , for oneand i will not minute, give up on appalachia.r your communities. some of you may be wondering, how can i say all this? here in ohio, a few weeks ago during the primary, it sounded like i said something differently about coal miner jobs. to put it plainly, i misspoke. that is one of the reasons i took this trip -- to say it directly to the people affected. i would never disrespect the people here. i know some may say i am talking about coal country, steelworkers, the region, because of the election. let's be honest. in the broader region. not one where democrats tend to win votes these days. i know there are people in this region who find it hard, thinking about voting for any democrat or me particularly. i will keep trying to convince people otherwise, but that is not what the trip is about. i am here because i want to be your president, because i believe that our best years can still be ahead of us.

ms. clinton. espionage is the removal of secrets from a secured location to a nonse secured location.an show she was hacked, that would enhance punishment and be easy for the jury to understand the case that she was, in fact, hacked and this is the hacker. sandra: they are saying it will be able to be proved? >> yes, experts can prove if he was where he said he was. dagen: fbi should be able to pick up. >> he saw the fingerprint. >> no, it was not hacked. could she know, would she know that. >> she does not know. she really needs to stop being in a state of denial because her legal situation is paralis. >> it would make it nearly impossible for them not the charge her. another point ran the cia and at other point the cia, it was given that she was hacked by chinese, russian and even our friends and that's how vulnerable she was. dagen: just in terms of her changing her language when she's asked about this now, does that get her into a legal predic predicament. politically she has to go. she's been saying i can't wait many times to go in. they've going to change what -- challenged what

ms. clinton. here is david wigle story in the washington post.roving a tough sell to libertarians. 250 reporters have been credentialed to cover the election, a fivefold increase on the 2012 convention. he has courted 907 delegates. self identified radicals represent a third of the party. he goes on to say that libertarians who hold no primary parties passed their infighting in two months of online chatter. johnson's opponent, austin , and interloper who wanted to make the party a "make work program for failed republicans and governors." he briefly ran for governor of new york as a libertarian. there is lingering will -- lingering ill will about how he backed off. the former republican congressman from georgia pledged to build a party that eventually rejoined the gop. a few more minutes for your phone calls. carrie from auburn, maine, is up next. caller: good morning. host: are you considering somebody outside the two-party system? time ever, the first i actually started looking at politics this year. the whole thing has been crazy with trump and

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ms. clinton. saying that you cannot beg , i'm going to make this great.'m going to do that, i'm going to do this. -- and then he can't show is income tax papers, and obama contributed to the veterans. all of those things, people must look into. especially people who read the bible. host: let's hear from don from henderson, nevada. republican line. caller: good morning. i don't trust or believe in the polls right now, and what they are doing with brainwashing the public. host: why do you come to the conclusion they are brainwashing the public? trump: cnn, when donald swept the five states in the northeast, cnn was pretty good on the polls. and they took exit polls, and 52% to 58% of the women voted for him. that negates everything that the polls are putting out there. is, ie second reason don't want hillary in there. i'm a veteran, and i was watching television, i know what show it was, but they had our army men in high heels, walking around for training. way this is the democrats of training our army. take a look around the world and see what has happened

ms. clinton. >> do you agree that right now americans have two flawed choices with hillary clinton and donaldm asking you -- i'm asking you what's your opinion. do you think donald trump is a flawed choice as a republican nominee? >> i think he is a better candidate for president than hillary clinton. and life is a series of choices. and if the choice is hillary clinton versus donald trump, i'm going to be for donald trump. >> well, what do you think about donald trump's strategy to bring up vince foster murder conspiracy theories from the early 1990s. does that confuse you as a keen political observer? >> well, it does, except for one thing. in "the washington post" today, which carries this story, the story says when donald trump was asked about vince foster. now if a reporter asked him a question, do you expect him not to respond? then the story will be -- >> well, yeah, i -- >> if "the washington post" or whomever it was asked him, and that's what "the washington post" story said, i have a little -- a little bit less criticism than if he brought it up. >> if i asked you, what do you think

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ms. clinton devoted campaign events to hitting mr. trump for not releasing his tax returns. media while cable channels went live with the recitation of crooked hillary. >> he actually said he was hoping for the crash that caused hard working families in california and across america to lose their homes. all because he thought he could take advantage of it to make some money. >> as i say crooked hillary. crooked hillary. she's as crooked as they come. >> so hillary clinton's campaign is now faced with the challenge of trying to do what 16 other republican candidates could not. find a way to stop donald trump. interesting to see in the next week and a half as she secures the nomination likely what her campaign will come up with to try to do that. >> thank you. it is so interesting that some democrats are now accusing the clinton campaign of treating trump too much like mr. romney because it makes you think, you know, mitt romney accused of being too rich. he ran away from it. trump says i am really rich. >> i worked on it. >> they put out a bad story romney from 1980s and try

ms. hillary clinton. >> don't take off until i get off this 18 -- how many wheels do you have on this truckrump -- >> trump shouldn't run. >> why? >> because i don't think he is qualified enough. >> was barack obama qualified? >> uh. eh. >> if trump were to pick a woman as vice president, who should he pick? >> hillary clinton. >> do you think that makes sense? >> not really. but i don't know. >> is america ready for a woman president? >> don't you think so? >> i'm asking the questions. is america ready for a woman president? >> i mean, probably, because all the male presidents have really just messed things up. >> do i love that answer. if donald trump were to pick a woman, who should you pick? >> that's a hard one. that's really hard, to pick a woman running mate. >> do you think he should pick a woman? >> no, honestly i think he should go with somebody like christie or rubio. >> what about carly fiorina? what do you think of her? >> i think she is too new. i like the way that she really worries about what women need in this country. >> do you think she is a good singer? >>. [ laughter ]

ms. clinton doesn't mention the term islamic terrorism. -- they won't mention the term. if you don't mention the term, you're playing into the hands of islamic terrorists. that's what i say. the bottom line that motivates islamic terrorists is the belief that the u.s. is engaged in a war against islam. that's propogated by groups that the white house has invited repeatedly. they've legitimized that very message. >> she's being slammed for these comments that there's, quote, evidence. and donald trump earlier this week was slammed for suggesting right away that it was terrorism in the egyptair crash. did he jump the gun on that? >> the media has been going bonkers on the suspicion. they quoted tons of officials. egyptian officials have gone on record saying they believe it's terrorism. there's no 100% guarantee proof. it's leading people to believe. suspicions are leading in that direction. let's go back to hillary clinton's comments. isis could give a hoot about what americans and others say about them. they march to their own drummer. >>

ms. clinton or bernie sanders or anybody else.t i am concerned about is the reporting andh information starts emphasizing the spectacle of the circus. that is not something we can afford. and the american people, they have good judgment and instincts. as long as they get good information. side,k on the democratic we will let the process play itself out. you mentioned the delegate math. i think everybody knows what that math is. senator sanders has done an extraordinary job raising a that arege of issues important to democratic voters, as well as the american people generally. i know that at some point there is going to be a conversation between secretary clinton and bernie sanders about how we move toward the convention. of the good news is despite the fact that during the course of primaries everybody starts to get a little shifty, sometimes even more with the staff them with the candidates themselves. there is a pretty strong consensus on the vast majority of issues. there is some disagreement about tactics, disagreement about p

. >> on the election calendar, it is -- is it too late to take legal action on the clinton e-mail investigation? ms. lynch: that is an ongoing matter. they will review all the facts in evidence and make a recommendation at the appropriate time. i do not have anything more to say on that particular matter. >> the reason i'm asking is because you moved very quickly on the north carolina matter. the average american is wondering why were taking so long on this e-mail. ms. lynch: we do all of our reviews carefully, thoroughly, and efficiently. when the matter is ready for resolution a reccomendation will be made and we will come to a decision at the time and i cannot give you a prediction. >> one other thing the governor said today, perhaps amend dissemination laws or clarify the intent of the meeting. do think there's room to specify, remove any ambiguity? ms. lynch: the federal law has been clear for some time now that his termination against sex includes dissemination against sexual and gender identity. they made a clear only about to be to go, so i do not have any further comment on the governors o

clinton and ms. mills were attorney-client and protected. g to talk about e-mails. mrs. clinton and ms. mills obviously talked about e-mails in those four years, but ms. mills was not going to tell the fbi what her client told her or she told her client and the fbi agreed to that. they get in the interrogation, it's not one person interrogating her, it's a group. one of them says, what about this e-mail? and she leaves. she's like i didn't agree to talk about e-mails, i'm leaving, i might come back and might not come back. she came back ten minutes later and realized this agent had pushed the envelope, had gone one question too far beyond what their ground rule agreements were. stuart: now, when i first saw this report, i was told that asking that question implied that the fbi knew the answer to the question. >> whoever told you that in my view is correct. the fbi will not ask a question in this environment unless it knows the answer and it's often trying to decide, is this person we're interrogating a person we should charge with a crime, is

ms. to defeating hillary clinton. it's about themselves.nk tanks in washington, d.c., who make a living at philosophy of conservatism. but as i mentioned the candidates nominated in two cycles prior were not conservatives and everyone got around them. >> so donald trump is embracing that he's not a conservative. at this point he's embracing that he is not a conservative? >> no. what i am saying is they're saying he's not a conservative. at the same time, they embraced candidates who were not conservatives. so the argument is going to fail. when they do see that contrast compared to hillary clinton, donald trump is a conservative, particularly when it comes to jobs and the economy, which is where a lot of conservatives are. they're going to come around. and to those individuals who don't want to support donald trump, never had any intention of supporting donald trump, there are republicans out there who would rather keep things the same because they do belong to a lot of those special interests that donald trump is a great threat to. >> let'

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ms. lewinsky. >> reporter: january 1998, bill clinton is furiously and falsely denying a sexual relationship with a white house intern and one day later, first lady hillary clinton blames not the president but his political foes. >> the great story here for anybody willing to find it and write about it and explain it is this vast right wing conspiracy that has been conspiring against my husband since the day he announced for president. >> reporter: in private conversations later, notes say hillary clinton dismissed li lewinsky as a narcissistic loonin to and she said the affair was consensual and hinted it was spurred booy the politic pressure he faced. it was a lapse, he tried to pull away but it was beyond his control. earlier this year, campaigning at a church, clinton appeared to talk about forgiving her husband. >> it is human nature to say you're not wanted. we know what you've been doing. we know what you've been up to. you go sleep in the bed you made. >> reporter: but she never overtly and publicly addresses the scandal and in her 2003 book she says she defended the president because she

emily: are you a hillary clinton supporter? ms.you, we are covering the election, and we are covering everyone. we believe that's our job. it's not our job to pretend we don't have a very strong position on a candidate. that we are completely beyond the pale like donald trump. emily: what keeps arianna huffington, the sleep guru, awake at night? ms. huffington: i am a neurotic mother. i'm working on it. i'm not saying it proudly. emily: aren't all mothers neurotic in some way? ms. huffington: i am particularly neurotic. like if i text one of my daughters, especially my daughters are 24 and 26, not five or seven, and if i don't get a response within 3.5 seconds, i move to major negative fantasy. so i am confessing this publicly, in the hope that somebody will provide some help. emily: what is next? this is your 15th book. ms. huffington: this is my 15th book. i am very committed to this campaign. it is much beyond the actual book. we have this college outreach to over 100 colleges because i want to reach the millennial audience and

the part about hillary clinton we want to know from ms. the oversight chairman, he will join us live in a few minutes and we will ask representative chaffetz how this is playing out inside the beltway on capitol hill. you said something critical and you and i have talked about this issue with the email server so many times but i hear a difference in your town today. it isn't that this damaged her in short-term politically. it is what it overall means about what we are looking at? >> it is different if you have an independent review. this is the obama administration. not a partisan witch hunt or congressional hearing. it is damning that they didn't cooperate. that jumps out. >> they didn't cooperate, cheryl mills, jake sullivan, and huma aberdeen did not cooperate in this investigation. why would they not cooperate? >> i just think it is your duty, your duty to cooperate with this investigation and get all the facts out. >> i specifically have spoken about the fbi, but you are saying no. this is two now, this is an independent review and we

calendar, itction is -- is it too late to take legal action on the clinton e-mail investigation? ms. lynch: that is an ongoing matter. they will review all the facts in evidence and make a recommendation at the appropriate time. i do not have anything more to say on that particular matter. >> the reason i'm asking is because you moved very quickly on the north american -- north line of matter. the average american is wondering why were taking so long on this e-mail. ourlynch: we do all of reviews carefully, thoroughly, and efficiently. when the matter is ready for resolution a reclamation will be made and we will come to a decision at the time and i cannot give you a prediction. governorher thing the amendoday, perhaps dissemination laws or clarify the intent -- intent of the meeting. specify there's room to , remove any ambiguity? ms. lynch: the federal law has been clear for some time now that his termination against sex includes dissemination against sexual and gender identity. they made a clear only about to be to go, so i do not have any further comment on the governors of that