it uses pinocchios to measure falsehoods. some shading of the facts will get you one pinocchio. the real donald trump and bill clinton both earned pinocchios this week. >> to defeat crime and radical islamic terrorism in our country, to win trade in our country, y need tremendous physical and mental strength and stamina. hillary clinton doesn't have that strength or stamina, believe me. and you know it and they know it and everybody knows it. >> first of all, the fbi before congress, he had to amend his previous day's statement that she had never received any e-mails marked classified. they saw through the sea on it. this is the biggest load of bull i ever heard, that were about telephone calls that she needed to make. and the state department typically puts a little "c" on it to discourage people from discussing it in public in the event the secretary of state, whoever it is, doesn't make telephone does that sound threatening to the national security to you? >> glen kessler runs the fact-checking department. you have had a lot to keep up with this campaign. >> it has been quite

campaigns about -- do they complain when you give them pinocchios? >> sometimes they plea bargain. >> how does that work? >> well, it's more like a two. >> why does this campaign season stand up to other campaigns in terms of the pinocchios you've handed out? >> the big difference this time is donald trump. there's never been a candidate i've covered like donald trump. because most campaigns, you know, if you give them four pinocchios, they will say that's not good and they'll drop the talking points. >> i'm going to course correct. >> i'm going to course correct, might adjust the language. and also they engage with the the trump campaign almost never responds to fact checking inquiries. donald trump will repeatedly say things over and over again that have been demonstrated as false, such as saying he was against the war in iraq when he clearly was in favor of the war in iraq. so that's really different. and there was all this he has 65% of ratings are four pinocchios, which is off the charts. typical politician is 15% to 20%. >> glenn >>> she may st

give them pinocchios?. >> how does that work? >> they say this isn't really a three. it's more like a two! >> how does this campaign season stand up to other campaigns in terms of the pinocchios that you've handed out? >> the big difference this time is donald trump. there has never been a candidate i've covered like donald trump, know, if you give them four pinocchios, they will say, that's not good and they will drop the -- >> i'm going to correct it. >> might address the language. and, also, they engage with the fact-checkers to make their case. the trump campaign almost never responds to fact-checking inquiries. donald trump will repeatedly say things over and over again that have been demonstrated as false such as saying he was against the war in iraq when he clearly was in favor of the war in iraq, so that is really different. the result he has 65% of his ratings are four pinocchios which is off the charts. you know, a typical politician is 15% to 20%. >> glenn kessler, thank you. >> she may stand 4'

there have been pinocchio after pinocchio. it has been very, very clear that he has a tremendous problem with lying. whether it's b.s. artist or not, there's a problem with truth telling here. >> my nose is growing just talking about pinocchio. it's kind of awkward. >> thank you, everyone. stay with me. we going to talk more about this. trump keeps saying the election will be rigged. we'll fact check that next. stop... clicking around and start saving at hilton.com book direct... and get the lowest price online and you're talking to your doctor about your medication... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me go further. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. doctors have been prescribing humira for over 13 years. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma,

meet the man who uses pinocchio the lies. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> this is where brazilian police say the americans showed up drunk, acted like jerks, and vandalized the bathroom back there. >> there was an unquestionably softer tone to donald trump's remarks in charlotte last night. >> is this part of the kelly-anne conway effect? >> president obama is unlikely to cut short his new england vacation. >> investigators haven't got a tally count but homeowners return to see their houses. >> the americans did another amazing job last night. however, of course, it was all about one man from jamaica and all eyes on him. the fastest man in the world. >> he's a country. >> this is what stupid college kids do. >> spokesman said, quote, let's give these kids a break. they had fun, they made a mistake and life goes on. it is true. lochte is just a child of 32! >>> still a child at 32? it raises a very good point. mason and martinged brgaret bre. charlie and norah on off today. the two swimmers were allow

there have been pinocchio after pi nokia. they say that donald trump lies 75% of the time in politifact. it has been very, very clear that he has a tremendous problem with lying, whether it's b.s. artist or not, there's a problem with truth telling here. >> my nose is growing just talking about pinocchio here so much. it's kind of awkward. >> thank you, everyone. stay with me. we're going to talk more about this. trump keeps saying the election will be rigged. we're going fact check that next. be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tuberculosis. before starting stelara® tell your doctor if you think

on the other side 14 percent of clinton's claims got pinocchio ratio of donald trump's 4 pinocchio ratings are sky high. nearly 85 percent of his claims were false or mostly false. by contrast clinton has a bell curve of a typical politician. voters have been asked if they find the 2 trustworthy or honest: clinton wins by a small portion. >>> the man suspected of killing 5 people in alabama includina in police custody. the mobile county sheriffs office says that derek dearman turned himself in across the state line the mississippi. police found the victim saturday afternoon. a baby was found the live at the scene. investigators say dearman new at least one of the victims. >>> cleanup continues in louisiana after last week's historic flooding. teams of volunteers are helping homeowners to clean the houses and at the same time they're going door-to-door looking for at least 13 people have died in the flooding. 60,000 homes have been damaged in 102,000 people have debt -- registered for federal assistance so far. >>> the razor going to try to get another win from the rangers today. 86 that ga

>> when you trickle down on four ping knownows -- pinocchios you get 12.is a trait of secretary clinton, says something that isn't true, repeats it, double downs on it. when she selfed the highest level of pinocchios from the "washington post," which is certainly not a conservative newspaper, she then continues to try to press it again. you concentrated -- many people are -- on the fbi director's statements but she also said in that interview that she never publicly said anything that was untrue, and of course, ultimately the inaccuracy of what he said publicly is undeniable. >> okay. so, the point, though, is that james comey said he is not going to indict. he didn't see criminal behavior. he did see outrageously ridiculous behavior but not criminal. where can this go here? >> it can only go to the voters. this is a tough election cycle because you have a dishonest, not trustworthy individual in hillary clinton, with a lot of shady things that went on with her and her husband and their fundraising of nearly half a billion dollars that was always connected

now, "the washington post," not a friend of yours, i don't think, by any stretch, they gave four pinocchios. and although comey did say many e-mails were retroactively classified, he also said there were some e-mails that were already classified that should not have been sent on an unclassified private server. that's the uncomfortable true that clinton has trouble admitting. she lied to the parents -- >> she lies a lot. >> what's your reaction? >> she lied about a lot of thing. well, she lied about a lot of things. she's now lying about jobs, and she's lying that she's going to be the agent of change. she's not going to change. she's been there for 30 years. you look at this place, i mean honestly i fly over these cities, and i land, and i see these factories. i fly over them, and i see them. and one after another, sean, it's so depressing when you go to harrisburg, pennsylvania, when you go to different places in ohio, when you go to upstate new york, and anywhere you go. i mean it's like we're a war zone. these are factories that you could see 20, 25 years ago were vibrant, and now those

"washington post" gives her four pinocchi pinocchios.vely -- >> she's at her lawyerly best. on the one hand this is very typical of politicians. after the iraq war and the invasion, you had months and months of bush administration officials who weren't willing to talk directly about whether wmd was in iraq. here in this case you have director comey, who gave hours and hours of testimony on capitol hill, a lot of yeses and nos and double negatives as answers and secretary clinton is going in, sort of taking the answers that work for her and trusting that a lot of people aren't going to be able to really make heads or tails of this. they want to stop the conversation. >> doesn't this fall into the hands of those who say hillary clinton wasn't trustworthy? >> for a woman who picks her words very carefully, it seems odd she's responding to what comey said. >> she does not believe and does not have any cause to believe that e-mails that she sent were classified. those e-mails were generally classified after the fact and she actually i think b

"washington post" gives her four pinocchios.r lawyerly best. or worst, depending on what you think of lawyers. she's cherry picking facts and going to parts of the testimony by comey and taking what she likes. this is very typical of politicians. after the iraq war and the invasion, you had months and months of bush administration officials who weren't willing to talk directly about whether wmd was in iraq. here in this case you have director comey, who gave hours and hours of testimony on capitol hill, a lot of yeses and nos and double negatives as answers and secretary clinton is going in, sort of taking the answers that work for her and trusting that a lot of people aren't going to be able to really make heads or tails of this. they want to stop the conversation about this. >> it plays into the hands of all those people who say hillary clinton is just untrustworthy. they just don't believe her. they believe she lies. >> the most important thing hillary clinton has said from the very beginning is this was a mistake. >> for a w

a rating of four pinocchios. that's their strongest dishonesty rating.ince this scandal exploded on to the scene nearly a year and a half ago, clinton has changed the way she talks about her e-mails. this is what she said back in march last year at her first press conference about the server. >> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified materials. >> comey, though, said in his testimony that 110 of clinton's e-mails contained classified information at the time they were sent. now other times in the past year and a half, clinton has used more precise wording. take a listen. >> you can make different decisions because things have changed, circumstances have changed, but it doesn't change the fact that i did not send or receive the material marked classified. >> you see adding the word marked there. material that was marked classified. as you heard in that testimony from comey before congress a few weeks ago, a small number, small of clinton's e-mails were marked classified at the time they were support. the sta

this weekend she got four pinocchios. not just apologize, i made a mistake which she has said but she always does this sort of trying to turn the page to explain it away. >> it's been just this lingering scab that won't heal and that keeps on getting worse and she keeps putting her foot in it. it's just, it's inexplicable that at this point in the campaign she just keeps digging the hole deeper. i think she will say it was a mistake and i wouldn't do it again, but then she has to say something to defend herself and that something just has this unfortunate tendency to go a shade too far. >> several pinocchios too far. >> this is the one issue i think that continues to feed voters' lack of trust in her which is her biggest issue. >> you know, with donald trump, i think people look at him, people who don't trust him look at him and think there's something mental going on. they don't know is he a little bit crazy. hillary clinton truly cannot open her mouth about an issue people don't trust her about and sound like she is cal

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they say donald trump toshio tran pinocchio ratings are skyhigh. nearly 85 percent of donald trump's claims were false or mostly false. by contrast typical politician. voters have been asked if they find the 2 trustworthy and honest? clinton wins by a small margin . >>> a beautiful start over school of a restaurant looking from tampa. 83 degrees this morning. it is quite warm out there. we have had a very light onshore flow throughout the night. it is kept our temperatures from cooling down significantly. today. with that, we bring in a shower chance right along the coast during the first half of the day . overall, fewer thunderstorms with drier air. it will be hit and miss this afternoon. in the tropics, we have 3 systems we're tracking this morning. your forecast: 80 degrees at 8:00 . we will see scattered clouds along the coast where we can also see a shower. 87 by noon in getting to 91 your high by or p.m. or p.m. 81 tampa. 78 sarasota. 72 inverness. max radar is as quiet as it can be. we have an area of high pressure sitting out over the goal

in fact, "the washington post" gave her answer on the e-mail situation four pinocchios, it's highest rating for non-truth. saying -- >> this comes as new polls just surfaced. we have cnn in a post democratic national convention with a big bump, about seven points for hillary clinton. and then you have cbs with a new poll out, also seeing a hillary clinton bump. but here on this question, you don't see much movement. this is the honest and trustworthy question, the cnn poll, up four points. is she honest and trustworthy? but that's where she was before the gop convention. and trump is roughly the same number. there you see post gop convention and post democratic convention. honest and trustworthy a big factor in this election. steve hayes, laura ingram, and vick miller. okay, your thoughts on the fallout from this interview? >> certainly this is a clear indication that hillary clinton is still trying to have it both ways regarding her e-mails, refusing to admit a mistake. that's been her problem the entire time. had she come out and said i shouldn't have done this, and there may be cl

you're looking at the pinocchio test. >> i know this may shock you. are you sitting down. both clinton and trump are distorting the truth. let's start with the long awaiting first trump ad of the campaign. he offers a dark vi president clinton when it comes to immigration. collecting social security benefits, skipping the line. it's more of the same but worth. >> clinton wants to take in backs a plan to sink billions more into border security. >> hillary clinton gets it. standing up for families and children has been her life's work. under her plan, working parents get relief from the cost of child care. >> that plain calls for -- to keep it blow 10% of income. but it doesn't expl tuition is less than half the average student burden so it's unclear how it would lead to these debt free college situations. so there you have it. the campaigns might area. they're using shorthand, but it's still false hood. airwaves bombarded with specials. none of these add buys, including clinton and trump. so we in the boston area maybe -- right on through november, no place is safe. >> and

that statement earned her a 4 pinocchio rating by "the washington post" fact checker saying clinton was cherry picking statements by comey to support her narrative. we'll take up all of hillary's lies and deceptions with laura ingrahm tonight. and i'll be talking about ed rollins. michael goodwin. donald trump will be holding a rally in ohio in mechanicsburg. we have troubling developments concerning the zika virus. federal health officials issuing a travel advisory for south florida after 23 people contracted zika through mosquitoes. outrage over donald trump's dispute with the family of shane army captain kahn. trump went after the elder kahn after he was attacked at the democratic national convention. the backlash has been swift and unrelenting. five republican senators, president obama, the veterans of foreign wars, all upbraiding trump for defending himself. but trump has now received support for his views on radical islamist terror from the islamic state themselves. in the latest issue of their propaganda magazine the islamic state mocked anyone who says islam is a religion of pea

we'll discuss that, also ahead, the "washington post" giving hillary clinton four pinocchios for her remarks on a sunday show. we will play for you what she said. and just a reminder, we are watching and waiting to see donald trump speaking live just a short time from now. i'm brooke baldwin and this is cnn. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, and you're talking to your doctor about your medication... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me go further. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. doctors have been prescribing humira for over 13 years. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where

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that statement alone got got her four pinocchios from the "washington post." mike, the "washington post" probably likes hillary clinton more than some. so even for them to come out against her on this one, it had to be pretty obvious that she wasn't exactly telling the right to. but the latest there? >> reporter: no question the "washington post" fact checker had a field day with the answers on "fox news sunday." the whole e-mail controversy is back in the news based on how hillary clinton handled questions from chris wallace in that interview on "fox news sunday." wallace confronted hillary clinton saying that the fbi director said she had not been truthful with the american people. no surprise, clinton had a different view. >> the director comey said my answers were truthful and what i said is consistent with what i have told the american people. that there were decisions disdiscussed and made to classify retroactively certain of the e-mails. >> reporter: that answer earned hillary clinton four pinocchios from the "washington post" fact checker. "at the post

people are going to keep asking her about it, but today's answer, we'll see if "post" trots out pinocchiogain. today's answer was more of the same. particular because he did not address her public statements, which is our biggest concern for the public than what she might have told the fbi behind closed doors. coming up, donald trump's big wisconsin rally and what it means for your weekend plans. traffic and weather together right after this. ♪ mark: calling in the brave brain strategist. joining us now, and rogers, republican, worked in the office of political affairs for ronald reagan. and from los angeles, bill cara quirk with senator 10 kennedy, -- ted kennedy and chuck schumer many more. thank you for joining us. bill, if hillary clinton called you tonight and says i know i've had a great week. trump has had a horrible week. what should i be worried about? what would you tell her? >> the big thing they're going to have to worry about is the trump's chances of getting a rebound are pretty low between now and labor day. they have to be ready for the debates. 270 electoral college votes

in fact, "the washington post" gave her answer on the e-mail situation four pinocchios, it's highesting for non-truth. saying -- >> this comes as new polls just surfaced. we have cnn in a post democratic national convention with a big bump, about seven points for hillary clinton. and then you have cbs with a new poll out, also seeing a hillary clinton bump. but here on this question, you don't see much movement. this is the honest and trustworthy question, the cnn poll, up four points. is she honest and trustworthy? but that's where she was before the gop convention. and trump is roughly the same number. there you see post gop convention and post democratic convention. honest and trustworthy a big factor in this election. steve hayes, laura ingram, and vick miller. okay, your thoughts on the fallout from this interview? >> certainly this is a clear indication that hillary clinton is still trying to have it both ways regarding her e-mails, refusing to admit a mistake. that's been her problem the entire time. had she come out and said i shouldn't have done this, and there may be classi

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>> there are a lot of pinocchios going around these days on the campaign trail. jennifer, thank you for checking in, good to see you. >>> over to the republican campaign. donald trump setting up alarms in the gop whenever he goes off-message, frustrating efforts to unite the party. senior national correspondent john roberts is live in portland, maine. what version of donald trump do we expect to see today? >> reporter: i think you're likely to see, shannon, a version of donald trump who is far more on message than he was on previous days last week and over the weekend. he wants maine to be in play. it hasn't voted for a republican since bush 41 in 1988. latest polls show hillary clinton with a seven-point lead, but june 21st was the last day that poll was conducted. if you take a look at this poll in neighboring new hampshire has clinton ahead, 47-32. if there are like minded folks between maine and new hampshire, and there do tend to be, trump has a lot of work to do. he was far more on message yell yesterday in jacksonville, focusing on hillary clinton more tha

washington post pinocchios information about her private email server continue to emerge, counter to claims she made a year ago on the issue. sot hillary clinton (march 2015), "we went through a thorough process to identify all of my work related emails and delivered them to the state department." 4:38sot james comey (july), "the fbi also discovered several thousand work-related emails that were not among the group of 30,000 emails returned by secretary clintona&" voto richard vatz, "hillary clinton lies. donald trump lies. we all do it, and that's the truth." sig outin washington, i'm jeff barnd, reporting. our mission at cbs 2 news is to connect the presidential candidates to our viewers to better inform and empower you. we have reached out to the candidates to participate in extended interviews--not only with our station--but our sister stations across the coun. country.we want to hear from you. tell us what you want to know from the candidates. please share your thoughts with us by email or tell us what you want to know from the candidates. we want to give you a voice in this imp

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they gave her their maximum of four pinocchios. what the director said was, we didn't find any falsehood in what mrs. clinton told us. >> right, which would be a felony. >> correct. >> so she was smart enough not to lie to the fbi. >> in a secret, three-hour, non-recorded interrogation. but it is clear that she lied to chris wallace, and it's clear she has been lying to the public about whether or not she received, opened, read, sent on, sent on to sid bloomen thaul, her colleague and friend that works for the clinton foundation, who had no security clearance, material that was secret or top-secret. some of the materials so secret the fbi agents investigating this did not have the security clearance to read it themselves. >> and now the claim that, i relied on my advisers. >> that is damnable, and i'll tell you why. her inner circle of seven closest advisers were just interrogated in a civil freedom of information act lawsuit under oath. i read the transcripts of all of their testimony. guess at whom each of them points as the orig

that statement alone got got her four pinocchios

, five times they gave donald trump for pinocchio's foretelling whoppers, 33 times. three percent of the time they say he's not telling the truth. >> that's a challenge. i get back to the whole point of what the trump campaign is trying to do now is trying to get him to stick to talking points and use teleprompter and stay more on message. the more they can do that and get him from shooting from the cop, the more they are able to stop those fact checker issues from occurring into his campaign speeches. the challenge they've got is just, if you can't say on message, if you can make the campaign about hillary clinton, if he can soften his rhetoricb& he has more of the chest beside the point, does have a lead and trump has done nothing so far to prove he can stay on message. if he's able to it tightens up and becomes a different election. >>. greg: simon, on in the immigration donald trump famously found he was absolutely going to deport every single undocumented worker in america. that would mean roughly 11 million. he repeated it over and over, every single one of the

. >> the washington post gave her four pinocchios. >> the three e-mails that were wrongly classified have classified written on top of them and you this to see a marking. >> the bottom line is three were marked classified although they were small -- >> and mismarked and misidentified. >> special access program. >> let's talk about the political issue because she keeps on using this explanation for which "the washington post" fact checker gave her four pinocchios and the explanation she's giving in interviews is not true, so why keep on going back to that? >> if you look at the whole history of hillary clinton's career in public office going back of the 1990s and picayune, and whitewater, she's always had a trouble of coming clean and it's always tended to serve her badly and i think this is part of that. >> richard -- richard -- [ indiscernible ] >> i'm a hillary clinton supporter who is willing to criticize her, okay? >> i criticize her all of the time, but i will not criticize her about this. >> what i was going to say about this -- richard -- richard, what i was going to say is wh

jeff, is it possible that four pinocchios would take down what four days of the dnc built up last week>> jake, it is the reason that so many people still have so many questions about her honesty and trust because she is not yet put this e-mail controversy to rest. every time she is sketd about it she simply fails to do so. but i can tell you that's been overtaken bay controversy of donald trump's own making. she is trying to press forward here, making the case that donald trump is an unacceptable choice. she is doing it today here in nebraska. >> shame on you, donald trump. shame on you. >> it's becoming hillary clinton's anthem of the fall campaign. tonight she has a bounce in her step. a new poll shows the democratic convention gave her a boost over trump. but clinton is still trying to shake a controversy of her own over e-mails. after telling fox news sunday the fbi called her answers truthful. >> director comey said that my answers were truthful and what i've said is consist eent with what i've told the american people. >> that's not exactly true. fbi director james comey said the

reporter: that claim earned clinton for pinocchio's from washington post fact checker. in nebraska, republicans say clinton is wasting her time and money by coming here. still, she's going to give it a shot. jenna? jenna: did you get a chance to eat anything in omaha, i hear they are known for that? reporter: all part of the research. jenna: you deserve it mike, thank you very much.jon: donald trump is also hitting the campaign trail this week with 98 days to go until the election. according to the new york times, mister trump's campaign will focus heavily on ohio, loretta and pennsylvania, three of the most crucial battleground states in the race. this is both candidates faced sharp criticism for their comments over the weekend. here to discuss it, bret baier, host of special report. hillary clinton and her running mate were in ohio and pennsylvania over the weekend and spent most of their time not talking about their plans but talking about donald trump. >> and it's going to be the focus i think, john. good morning. i think you are going to see the clinton campaign tr

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she can't afford to get four pinocchios.an, that is -- when you got such a bad trust deficit, you can't afford that. >> i think what we saw is going into the democratic national convention, after that week-long episode of lock her up, lock her up, you saw her honesty and trustworthy numbers go down, and after the dnc it went back up. the numbers are extremely low. this is somewhat baked in the game. go back to 1992 when the republic chance have started attacks on hillary clinton. this is not new. and this something she has to deal with, rebuilding the trust with the american public. yes, i think it gets very y nuanced when we're talking about 100,000 e-mails and the fact 3 of them were marked classified, mismarked, partially marked, buried down in the e-mail. yes, she does get extremely nuanced. sometimes that's very difficult. she has to deal with these issues straightforward. i think the issue we have here that's good for democrats is that she's running against donald trump. >> yeah. hey, i'm running out of time. i want to

"the washington post" looked at it and said four pinocchios there.k about today, if other things weren't superseding. >> i disagree on whether or not it will have an effect on votes. i think it absolutely will. i don't think it will make somebody who was going to vote for clinton vote for trump, i don't think that's likely. i think it is likely some number, maybe a significant number, say you know what, a pox on both their houses, i'm not voting for either one of them. when they might have otherwise said, i don't like trump or hillary but i'm going to vote for hillary. i think this is the thing that puts people off and makes them say "i don't trust either" so it could have an effect. >> another thing that trump said on the sunday show, scottie. i want to get your take. talking about this e-mail thing that republicans would love to be talking about if not shadowed about by other things. what trump said about russia and ukraine. listen. i'll read it for you. donald trump says he's not going into ukraine, okay, just so you understand he's not going into

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comment earned her bad reviews including "the washington post" giving her its maximum number of pinocchiosk of honesty and accuracy. she got other abuse as well. today, clinton was given a chance to clarify and maybe clean up what she had said over the weekend when kristen welker asked the follow-up. obviously she took the opportunity. >> i may have short-circuited and for that, i will try to clarify because i think chris wallace and i were probably talking past each other, because of course, he could only talk to what i had told the fbi and i appreciated that. now, i have acknowledged repeatedly that using two e-mail accounts was a mistake, and i take responsibility for that. but i do think having him say that my answers to the fbi were truthful and then i should quickly add what i said was consistent with what i had said publicly, and that's really sort of in my view, trying to tie both ends together. >> that didn't do much to clarify. look, she continues to be purposefully not addressing some of the tougher things comey said. she's clinging to the exculpatory stuff he said and overstati