it's fascinating that people have adopt him despite that. >> dickerson: peter baker last word.e'll be back in a moment look at authenticity in politics. stay with us. >> dickerson: this summer we've been talking about 'then 'tis tee. cord to polls donald trump has it, ben carson has it, senator bernie sander has it, hillary clinton's advisors tell the "new york times" she's going to try to show it. then there's joe biden who has his own category. he told steven colbert that he can't commit to running for president because grief at the loss of his son beau keeps cam bushing him as a trip. >> i was talking about being the backbone of this country and all of a sudden it's going great. a guy in the back yells, served in iraq, all of a sudden, i lost it. >> dickerson: you captain have a president who is going to lose it, biden says, struggling on making something of grief has also given structure to his life. having built a career after the death of his wife and daughter when beau was just a bow. >> mom had an expression, as long as you are alive you have an obligation to strive and

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i was looking at a fantastic piece of journalism by peter baker in the "new york times." he got the e-mails from the bush administration during 9/11 that day. it was fascinating, among them mary madeleine, the counselor to vice president are dick cheney at the time got something from a conservative writer saying today is pearl harbor at 9:20. and then to condoleezza rice from the european union saying all my friendship and friendship today. >> 14 years later still a lot is coming out about that day. we all remember where we were. i was in new york city. i remember hearing the fire trucks go down eighth avenue that day. lots of memories. >> and lots of incredible survivors who have made such an incredible journey to bring hope to such a horrible situation and to honor those people. and unfortunately, we're going to kick it off today with new security threats. this time also from al qaeda. on then 14th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. the terror group encouraging the assassination of america's top business leaders including bill gates and warren buffett. >> the goal of the

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as peter baker said on "face the nation." the most authentic thing is she did not want to answer why she had the separate e-mail system. it was not sustainable. so, she has the actual problem and what people have decided to think about that. then she has the fact that everything that is done outside of that looks like a stratagem to distract from the e-mail story, even if it is not. finally, there is no breathing room for her to launch a big speech about college affordability that might get people excited in a way that speech or a speech on that topic is getting excited with bernie sanders. charlie: is it possible the e-mail scandal will get worse? mark: it is true that the server has not been wiped, that there is more recoverable on that server then at first seen, we got thesically impression it had been completely almost destroyed. those 30,000 e-mails that were deleted are accessible in some way by investigators, i think that is an avenue. charlie: this is an important question to reduce anybody know the answer as to wheth

were prepping for an interview, you might want to read "the looming tower" by laurence right or peter baker'sugh hewitt has these questions he asks. you ought to be prepared when you go on. i don't think he was out to get trump per say. this is what hugh does. >> okay, matt louis doing what you do, talking with us, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> president obama's historic trip to the arctic circle. how will it help in the battle against climate change next. give a lifesaving vaccine to a child in need in a developing country. thanks to customers like you, walgreens "get a shot. give a shot." program has helped provide seven million vaccines. make your flu shot make a world of difference. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. they don't worry if something's possible. they just do it. at sears optical, we're committed to bringing them eyewear that works as hard as they do. right now, buy one pair and get another free. quality eyewear for doers. sears optical ...of fixodent plus adhesives. they help your denture hold strong more like natural teeth. and you can eat even tough food.