you have got to convince me why sidney blumenthal is special and different. that's a steep mountain to climb. >> i need to be convinced why more emails are not being turned over when i hear they are drip, drip, drip drip from the state department and from other people that this email thing is really a nightmare. they should be disclosed. cham gowdy thank you sir. >> yes ma'am, thank you. >> and presidential candidate donald trump making it official. just hours ago formally filing his paperwork to run for president, is he here for his first big interview after the filing. the donald goes "on the record." that's next. also, look at this photo. it's outrageous, isn't it? senator ted cruz with a gun to his head. who thought it was a good idea to publish this photo? i will tell it you off-the-record straight ahead. until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you freak out. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? hey insurance companies, news flash. nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise you

sidney blumenthal. several e-mails related to libya and benghazi never handed over to the committee investigating benghazi. chief white house correspondent ed henry live in washington. ed could there be new fallout now for secretary clinton on this issue? >> reporter: grech, there could. there are allegations, sidney blumenthal, top advisor to hillary clinton the secretary of state, on the outside doing business in libya with a back door intelligence pipeline to the secretary of state about what he said was happening on the ground benghazi and key issues. the question was, it's turned out he's turned over as you say, and a specific number is 60 e-mails related to libya, benghazi two of the select committee run by republican trey gaude, and not turned over by hillary clinton. why was his side turned over and hers not? gau gaudi said there's new questions and democrats say it's all about politics. take a listen. >> given the volume and frankly the details of the correspondence between this witness, it's i

investigators behind closed doors grilling sidney blumenthal a long-time confidante and problem fixer for the clintons over frequent emails he sent about libya when hillary served as secretary of state. we're told they're pressing blumenthal why emailed clinton unsubstantiated intelligence for libya and whether he was paid for the work or used his clinton connections to help his business partners. we're also learning blumenthal just handed over nearly 180 pages worth of new libya and benghazi-related emails, suggesting that either the state department or the clinton camp withheld documents the benghazi select committee had requested. let's get to those emails first andrea. are we supposed to assume that these emails are going to reveal that these were w head and not turned over when they were asked for? this is the latest development as deposition continues. >> unfortunately sandra i'm not that surprised.

one sidney blumenthal writing, hi got all this done. complete refutation on libya smear.lipe can circulate these links. sid. interesting because they were pushing back on political attacks from the state department, political attacks against hillary clinton and when gadhafi himself is finally removed you should of course make a public statement before the cameras wherever you are, even in the driveway of your vacation house. the most important phrase is successful strategy so he's advising her even though he was not the -- the obama administration had banned her from working from the state department, advising her from the outside and clinton responding greetings from kabul and thanks for keeping this stuff coming. what's coming about that last one is hillary clinton publicly said she didn't solicit any of this advice any of these e-mails from sidney blumenthal but you can see right there keeping them coming. >> is she ramping up her solicitation of fund raiseing? >> big time. fox has obtained a list of hillary clinton's fund-raising. between today and fourth of july week

capitol hill as we've said lawmakers heard testimony for six hours from hillary clinton confidant sidney blumenthal. blumenthal turned over his e-mails with clinton concerning the benghazi terrorist attack. documents that clinton herself did not turn over. joining us congressman jim jordan, a member of the house judiciary and oversight committee and serves on the select committee on benghazi. congressman good to have you with us. an extraordinary session you've been in today. >> yeah. lou: give us your headline thoughts on this one. >> well, a number of things going on. first is the whole trade issue. you know, look, we're for trade trade means opportunity to market and sell your products in expanding marketplaces but you need to do it right. we think there are certain things that need to be in the legislation before many of us conservatives want to support it, of course there's also the hearing that took place today the deposition actually of mr. blumenthal and the benghazi committee. a number of things going on today important to the american taxpayer. lou: and on benghazi and blumenthal, long-aw

but why is sidney blumenthal important to this question? >> he was originally a style reporter at "the washington post" who entered the clinton circle during the impeachment hearings in the 1990s. since then he has been a close political aide. he past was put on the board at the clinton foundation. he wanted a senior position at the state department but that was refused by the obama white house. he's a close confidante to the clintons. he's providing advice and that he had a motive or incentive to provide certain information to her because he also had these commercial ties with companies that wanted contracts in libya. so it goes to the heart of this issue of blurring the official duties hillary clinton had at the state department. bill: based on that when you get to the question of what would be in their correspondence, everything and anything could be in their correspondence. where was he getting his information and what did she do with that information? >> those are great questions but we don't know the answers to that. he was paid at cl

clinton she was not allowed to have sidney blumenthal anywhere near the state department.t what did she do? she defied her boss, the commander-in-chief defieded his orders. sandra we already know from the emails we have been able to see that she hasn't deleted, she was listening to him on intelligence on the ground in libya instead of top intelligence officials like david petraeus, who at the time was running the cia. if i were the administration specifically the president i would be pretty ticked off about this. if he is not it makes me wonder, sandra if they knew that he was defying the president's orders and she was communicating with one of her old political hacks anyway. they're yawning and only way to nail blumenthal on this to have the doj get involved and i just don't see that happening. >> bernie, as this deposition continues, as we know it is happening right now, we can speculate and certainly some politicians are speculating pretty heavily right now including mike pompeo, republican from kansas saying he clearly corresponded with one of the key decisionmakers wi

so there is a lot they want to know about sidney blumenthal and his communication with the state. is one thing we want to get in. and the money bill clinton made. $26 million given through the government to clinton. quick thought on that. >> that is some volume of money. $750,000 for a single speech. that must have been quite a speech bill clinton gave and it happened at the same time they lobbied hilary clinton's state department to keep iran's sanction from affecting their major telecom company erickson. >>> fox houston here with a picture of a police chase ending with a suspect held up in his car and not cooperating. jonathan hunt has been watching this. what happened here? >> reporter: this began with a car chase we don't know what prompted cops to chase that man in the car. but the chase only lasted ten minutes and then there was this standoff and the person in the car was seen throwing things out of the window. the police were able to persuade him to leave the vehicle and at some point shots were fired. we don't know who shot first exactly what happened but the man was then

she said the e-mails from sidney blumenthal were unsolicited we know that was false.ar -- she also said that she had a single device for convenience. we now know that she had more than a single device, so is every explanation she's offered so far is demonstrably false. bill: trey gowdy there, making new calls for a third party to take a look at hillary clinton's private server, this after revelations she neglected to turn over more than a dozen e-mails related to benghazi. where are they? what's on them? mark thiesen is a fellow at the american enterprise institute and a fox news contributor. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. bill: you say she's been caught red-handed. if that's the case, what can you prove? >> well, she has been. she said that she handed over all -- a complete record, all of her official e-mails before she deleted 31,000 of them and wiped her server clean. we now know she withheld and destroyed official u.s. government e emails, that she was required by law to hand over. the state department has said those 15 e-mails that we only got becau

so did sidney blumenthal make them up? did he conjure them? what are you talking about here? now we have the first possibility. what's significant? this is the confetti moment if you're the republican investigators which is there's a divide now between the state department hillary ran, sidney blumenthal and the campaign itself. so you've got cracks there and now the pocket of prying things open. >> okay. at the end of the day, does this really matter because you think about the law form cattle producers. people continue to support her. she's teflon. >> it would be hard to find iflt's a low threshold, number one. she didn't get elected last time. i don't know if you remember but she lost the last time she ran for president. bernie sanders is in the single digits. look i think she is a formidable candidate. she has serious baggage. remember the first stirewaltian precept. >> look at how voters trusted her in 2014. april 2015 45%. so between april and now, either we haven't been doing a good job or the voters say they don't care about what they've learn and there's a lots they l

. >> can we talk about this is sidney blumenthal's investigation and what is he testifying about that -- can we step back and say how did it come to this? he just sent e-mails and now he's in front of the committee. >> it was weird that obama told hillary she wasn't allowed to hire sidney blumenthal and he winds up doing freelance intelligence. probably not how you should be running your state department. >> we'll be investigating benghazi in 2050 probably. but i do think it has trey gowdy left in the hallway, pleading. thank you all for your time and thoughts. >> thanks alex. >> coming up the donald versus neil young. also known as the day the music died. so this beauty can be yours with a down payment and 10% financing. oh larry, lawrence. thanks to the tools and help at experian.com, i know i have a 798 fico score. [score alert text sound] [score alert text sound] oh. that's the sound of my interest rate going down. according to this score alert, my fico score just went up to 816. 816. 816! 816! fico scores are used in 90% of credit decisions. so get your credit swagger on. go to e

sidney blumenthal did not author those e-mails sent to clinton. instead, gowdy said the e-mails came from a high-ranking official. blumenthal spent five hours there yesterday. >>> now with donald trump in the presidential race, there are a few eyebrows raised over the signs up around his d.c. construction site. a big blue banner outside the old post office building reads trump coming 2016. as you know, trump is building a hotel there. federal officials tell news4 the sign is legal because it's temporary and it refers only to the hotel. >>> lawyers for the man accused of murdering the university of virginia student want a new judge. lawyers protecting jesse matthew filed a motion asking cheryl higgins to recuse herself. higgins has a daughter who is a sophomore at uva. >>> we're now hearing from the new attorney for the man -- >> accused of murdering four people at a mansion out of northwest washington. investigators arrested daron wint when they found his dna on a pizza box in the house where three family members were killed. >> he is encouraged a

guest we talked about sidney : blumenthal. the state department was paid a second salary by the clinton foundation. was paid consulting between the state department and hillary running for president. there have been other fundraisers and it worked for hillary clinton and also the foundation. that is just her aides and allies. look back at bill clinton. the top person at the white house runs in aids drug initiative. there been other folks, the body man in the white house, is sort of one of the top people in the foundation for a long time, who sort of came up with the idea for the clinton global initiative. a lot of infrastructure from the clinton foundation was carried over from the white house. you can see a lot of the same infighting for bill's time that you saw in the white house among people. host: do businessmen benefit from that especially from their associations through the foundation? guest: of course. the example is the canadian mining tycoon, who has funded a lot of clinton's's work at the foundation, especially helpi

they were between clinton and her close adviser sidney blumenthal. spokesman said last night clinton had had turned over 55,000 pages of material including those from blumenthal. >>> okay to france. protests over the low cost car service uber have turned violent. furious taxi drivers hit the streets of paris during a nationwide strike overturning car, setting fires and blocking traffic. protesters say services like uber amount to economic terrorism. courtney love was caught in the cross fire tweeting from her uber ride she would be safer in baghdad. >> she was not too pleased nor were a lot in paris. >>> a consumer alert. gear that could be hazardous to wear. >> cars that drive themselves. the next phase of this innovative ride hitting the road. >>> later, get vaccinated or else. childhood shots may no longer be an option but a requirement after a major move. >>> and surprising developments from japan regard those exploding air bags. first the ceo of takata apologized publicly for the first time bowing deeply as a sign of remorse. he said he regrets

the messages include intelligence reports passed on by longtime political confidant sidney blumenthale-mails predate the attack. there are few words written by clinton herself. a german producer expected to reject a takeover bid from canada's potash corporation. the bid is seen as too low. the german company is reviving the offer. the deal would give potash access to german salt mines. amazon trying a high-tech version of the neighborhood ice cream truck to promote its mobile shopping app. the treasure trove. it will carry one heavily discounted item every day. shoppers can find out what is offered and locate the truck by using the app. the truck debuts tomorrow in seattle. no word on whether it will be tried in other cities. tom: it is an experiment. brendan: the discounted item yesterday it was a paddleboard take it down the east river. tom: this is what amazon does they do experiments. brendan: hard to tell whether they are doing an experiment or publicity stunt. think of the delivery by drone. tom: uber has had some challenges in the last few days. by all accounts, uber is a succe

martha: an investigation revealed sidney blumenthal talked about emails send the to secretary clinton about libya and blumenthal mentioned he was make $200,000 a year from media matters and clinton ally david brock. this on top of the $10,000 a month he was pulling in from the clinton foundation. karl rove joins us now. karl welcome good to have you here. people are allowed to make money and be advisors, why is this a problem? >> the question is was hillary clinton aware of this? then there are other questions. but we have never got to the bottom of who was responsible for telling people to tell a lie. we have the u.s. ambassador to the united states go on the sunday morning -- go on the sunday morning talk programs and talk about the memo nobody had seen. all the memos basically lays this out as the explanation for the incident for the attack on our facility in benghazi. the question is what role did the blumenthal memo play in helping secretary clinton arrive at a conclusion. and was she the source, was her office the source for our ambassador to, to go on tv and say what they knew

they reveal at least 60 emails between clinton and her long-time friend sidney blumenthal.ttee and is my guest now. welcome back to "america's newsroom." >> good morning. bill: those who have seen the emails share with those who have not seen the emails about what it tells you what was going on back and forth? >> well i think there are two key points here, bill. one, we know we got more emails from mr. blumenthal than we got from the state department which raises the big question, why didn't the state department give them to us or did mrs. clinton not give them to the state department to forward to us. we have to get answer to that question. it is par for the course for the state department. we have subpoena there couple of years. we have yet to get the documents, not even close to the documents we deserve. second, the emails we received from mr. blumenthal what they said. i think it is interesting mrs. clinton said these were unsolicited yet some of emails say, sydney, keep it coming, keep the information flowing. sounds like that is soliciting information from mr. blument

says she did not turn over all her work-related emails. 15 emails that long time confidante sidney blumenthal gave to the benghazi committee can't be found in the clinton archives. the officials said we do not recognize many of those materials and can not speak to their origin. >>> today's headlines in the the edition of "wall street journal." canadian drugmaker has made a preliminary approach to buy animal health giant spun off from pfizer. paris confronts airbnb rapid growth. paris is air nbn biggest market. they ramped up inspections that tourists are pushing residents out of the city center. >>> the politics behind chief justice john roberts and obama care on the op ed. nba draft, not all fans were happy by their team pick. new york knicks fans actually booed their team choice. we will have the picks and pans. stocks taking another drubbing. shanghai sinking another 6% overnight. we'll run down global action you may have missed. checking stock index futures as we approach the opening bell. mixed action. you're watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ sand

politico reporting sidney blumenthal raked in $10,000 a month from the foundation.espite a white house ban on him working for the administration. >> hillary rodham clinton, how evil is she? please. hillary? seven letters, rodham, seven letters, clinton, six letters, 767. remember that. crime-related to records which could be used to charge hillary rodham clinton, 767. minus 101, 6, 6, 6, the mark of the beast, satan, 666. three six, 36. hillary was 36 in 1983, the same year that kiss first appeared in public without makeup. kiss. k-i-s-s. what's that stand for? knights in satan's service. a coincidence? good question. i would ask hillary, but today is may 31st, the fifth month, 5/31. together that's 36. three, plus six? >> nine, nine, nine, nine, nine of. >> now look at me. greg gutfeld. gregory john gutfeld. 18. russ wheeler was never 18 in the film days of thunder. he almost killed cole trickle. ♪ that, friend, is evil. see, we can find evil in anything and everything, which means we must prioritize real evil instead. first evil, isis. this week they killed 400 wo

attack in benghazi with new details, representative trey gowdy now says former clinton aide sidney blumenthal did not author those. instead gowdy said all of the memories came in a high-rafrging cia official. blumenthal spent nine hours there yesterday. he said his appearance there was part of an effort to smear clinton as she runs for the white house. >>> donald trump has announced he's running for president. now there are questions about the signs up around his d.c. construction site. take a look, the blue banners up around the building, coming 2016. federal officials say the sign is legal because it's temporary and only refers to the hotel. >>> hundreds of janitors are expected to rally and march during the evening's rush hour. members of the service employees international union will rally in mcpherson square park in downtown d.c. and then march. this had month marks the 25th anniversary for justice for janitors day. >>> slow down if you drive through only in maryland. you are three times more likely to get caught speeding than anywhere else in montgomery county. olney has a higher concen

sidney blumenthal is testifying at that hearing.earning he handed over 60 e-mails just before today's deposition that haven't been made available by the state department. catherine herridge is live in washington with more on the e-mails. >> the republican chairman of the benghazi select committee told reporters that the gap they got from blumenthal and given by the state department has to be explained. >> i think it's noteworthy that no committee of congress that has previously looked into benghazi or libya uncovered these memos. and i will leave it to you to figure out whether there was a failure tole produce on the former secretary's part. or a failure to produce on the department of the state's behalf. >> at this hour they are on a lunch break. this is video from earlier today. blumenthal seen going into the closed deposition where he answered questions from republicans and democrats on the committee about his e-mail correspondence with mrs. clinton while she was secretary of state and blumenthal was a paid adviser. fox news has

we talked about sidney blumenthal.st: the state department was paid a second salary by the clinton foundation. was paid consulting between the state department and hillary running for president. there have been other fundraisers and it worked for hillary clinton and also the foundation. that is just her aides and allies. look back at bill clinton. the top person at the white house runs in a's drug initiative. there been other folks, the body man in the white house, is sort of one of the top people in the foundation for a long time, who sort of came up with the idea for the clinton global initiative. a lot of infrastructure from the clinton foundation was carried over from the white house. you can see a lot of the same infighting for bills time that you saw in the white house among people. host: do businessmen benefit from that especially from their associations through the foundation? guest: of course. frank, a canadian mining tycoon who has funded a lot of clinton's's work at the foundation especially helping countrie

. >>> clinton confidant sidney blumenthal did not write the e-mails about libya he forwarded to thenecretary hillary clinton. it turns out blumenthal was forwarding information from former high-ranking cia official tyler drumheller who may have had business interests in libya. latest revelations from the benghazi select committee congressman trey gowdy, he said this today -- blumenthal spent nine hours yesterday testifying before gowdy's committee in a closed session, and hope to have congressman gowdy tomorrow depending on the schedule of votes. >>> a quinnipiac poll shows swing voters do not view hillary clinton as trustworthy. 51% of florida respondents found clinton untrustworthy. 53% say she is dishonest and in pennsylvania 54% don't see her as honest. voters listing honesty and trustworthiness as top issue in choosing the nominee. >>> joining us former reagan political director fox news political analyst ed rollins. >> good to be with you. lou: this is a tough one to know where to start. let's start with hillary clinton who looks like she's in trouble in three important states.

the e-mails are between clinton and her friend sidney blumenthal. the omitted e-mails could spur republicans to pressure house speaker john boehner to subpoena the server in clinton's home. >>> time for an early start on your money. >>> good morning, looks like a lower start to the trading day. asian markets closed on the down side. stocks ended lower after another day of greece debt talks ending without a deal. this is the second day in a row of red arrows for the dow opinion it lost 75 points yesterday. the nasdaq and s&p 500 also dropped yesterday. >>> the supreme court upheld tax subsidies. hospitals were the biggest winners because more of their customers will have insurance. which should make hospitals more profitable. shares of some hospital operators jumped from 9% to 12%. >> all right, alison thank you so much. >>> donald trump faces a big backlash this morning over controversial comments he made on immigration. some offensive comments some people say, that he made about mexicans. this has univision dropping the miss usa pageant and cutting

she said the e-mails from sidney blumenthal were unsolicited. we know that was false.ar she also said she had a single device for convenience. we know she had more than a single device. every explanation she is offered so far is demonstrablebly false. they will make john dowdgoudy stef from the bitty. kerry stone walled by refuse to go turn over the documents theyhe needs. >>> a landmark decision by the supreme court gives same sex couples the right to get married. the attorney general in texas said clerks can refuse to issue a license. they call the high court decision lawless and flawed and says county clerks and employees can refuse to perform ceremonies based on religious beliefs. he says although lawsuits may be filed there's plenty of legal support to back up their refuse al refusal. >> it is time for a look who is talking presidential candidate and former governor mike huckabee says while he understands the passion of those who support same-sex marriage the ruling changes our entire legal system. >> i would warn people that what we have seen this week is somethi

politico reporting sidney blumenthal gave secretary clinton unsolicited advice on libya. >> hillary rodham clinton, how evil is she? please. hillary, seven letters, rodham, six letters, clinton, seven letters. 767. remember that. the u.s. code title 18, chapter 101, addresses crimes related to e-mail records which could be used to criminally charge hillary rodham clinton. 767. chapter 101. 767 minus 101, 666. the mark of the beast. satan 666. that's three 6s. 36, 36. hillary was 36 in 1983. the same year that kiss first appeared in public without makeup. kiss, k-i-s-s. today's may 31st. the fifth month, 5-31, together that's 36. 3 plus 6 -- >> mine, mine, mine, mine! >> look at me, greg gregory john gutfeld, 7 letters, 4 letters, 7 letters, that's 18. 18. russ wheeler was number 18 in the film days of thunder. he almost killed cole trickle. that, friends, is evil. see, we can find evil in anything and everything. which means we must prioritize real evil instead. first evil, isis. this week they killed 400 women and children in syria, just for kicks. earlier, they incinerated a woman for no

tenure as secretary of state, but officials now say these exchanges with long-time confidante sidney blumenthale 55,000 pages she provided from her private e-mail account. >>> tonight a look at why media matters. a frequent critic of this channel continues to get favorable tax treatment from the government despite what appears to be some very partisan political activity. here's fox news media analyst and host of fox's media buzz howard kertz. >> reporter: media matters the liberal advocacy group that spends much of its time defending hillary clinton is facing new questions about its tax-exempt status. media eye columnist says founder david brock and other staffers function as mere extensions of the clinton campaign. despite irs rules barring tax-exempt outfits from participating in any campaign activity for or against political candidates. the scrutiny is now focused on sid blumenthal a confidante and former clinton white house aide who sent secretary of state clinton a stream of e-mails on benghazi on what blumenthal called the media smear. he was hired to work with media matters and two other

we're learning more about the relationship here between hillary clinton and sidney blumenthal. guy the obama administration did not want to be part of the team. hillary clinton or somebody at the clinton foundation put blumenthal on the payroll there even as he was also engaging in business deals in libya with business partners there. at the same time he was advising hillary clinton with private e-mails bearing private intelligence of what was going on in libya according to him and his sources. so a fascinating and complicated situation here. >> it is going to be a fascinating weekend on political talk radio and television. eamon javers thank you very much. >>> can you believe it folks? we are almost done with the first half of the year already. where has the time gone? dow, s&p, nasdaq all close to record levels. the question is this. can the rally continue? it has for years, is something fundamentally have to change? greece? the fed? an icelandic volcano? who knows. we've got your playbook. ♪ mamas, don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys ♪ ♪ don't let'em pick guitars and

. >> reporter: as clinton adviser, sidney blumenthal was ushered into the closed door deposition on capitolill there are new questions about 60 e-mails his attorney handed over to the benghazi select exhibitee friday that were never provided by the state department. the economiee's republican chairman told reporters government bureaucracy or hillary clinton is to blame. >> i will leave it to you to figure out whether there was a failure to produce on the former secretary's part or a failure to produce on the department of state. >> while accomplice clinton said in march she provided all the relevant e-mails to the state department for review before wiping her personal server clean, today committee democrats were on the defensive. >> this is all about gop efforts to try to attack the likely democratic nominee for president. i don't think it's accurate at all to say that the state department has withheld documents. >> reporter: the state department said it could not explain the gap in the records because it had never seen the blumenthal e-mails and didn't know whether mrs. clinton provided th

that is her pal sidney blumenthal who was advising her on ben zbady, not accepted to be one of her staffersnistration was sending her e-mails. he got subpoenaed. he had to go speak to the committee and produce documents. turns out he prodeuced documents that hillary did not produce. even though she made this claim about her e-mails from her private server. listen. >> i responded right away and provided all of my e-mails that could possibly be work related, which totaled roughly 55,000 printed pages, even though i knew that this state department already had the vast majority of them. >> and now it appears that is not true. and the question is are there more e-mails and how are you and congress to get to the bottom of snit. >> well trayey gowdy is leading the committee. what percentage of the truth do you want to hear. if you want to hear 100% of the proof, you need 100% of the documents. and secretary clinton said that she provided all of the e-mails but evidently that's not true. just tonight the state department said that's not true. >> what the you do when you find out that's not true and

>> that information is as poorly vetted as the information she received from sidney blumenthal.re not e-mailing her about libya. he is. and secondarily she used the word unsolicitted. when the e-mails are released i want you to count the number of times she said keep them coming this is great. useful information. i don't know what her definition of unsolicited is but different from my own. >> everybody wants to know when hillary clinton will appear before your committee and answer questions. will it be under oath? if you don't have a date yet why don't you? >> it will be under oath and secretary clinton's defense she has been ready to come before our committee since last fall. in our defense we didn't know about her e-mail arrangement last fall so that might have been why she was so anxious to come. the state department needs to give me all of the e-mails that we have requested from the seventh floor principles. she has been insistent that she is coming once so i have to be equally insistent that the one time is productive. as soon as john kerry gives us documents we are entitle

. >>> dozens of new e-mails between hillary clinton and her confidant sidney blumenthal could be releasedooner rather than later. blumenthal turned over the e-mails yesterday when appearing in a closed door committee with benghazi house committee members. >>> steph curry and andre iguodala scoring 25 points each to lead the warriors to a 105-97 victory over the cleveland cavaliers in game six of the finals last night. iguodala earning mvp honors for the series and lebron james pulled in 32 points and pulled down 18 rebounds for the cavs in a losing effort there in cleveland. >>> donald trump running for president with tough talk for his opponents as jeb bush shows off his late night slow jamming skills. we got that next. thanks to the tools and help at experian.com, i know i have a 798 fico score. [score alert text sound] [score alert text sound] oh. that's the sound of my interest rate going down. according to this score alert, my fico score just went up to 816. 816. 816! 816! fico scores are used in 90% of credit decisions. so get your credit swagger on. go to experian.com become a memb

we talked about sidney blumenthal.guest: the state department was paid a second salary by the clinton foundation. was paid consulting between the state department and hillary running for president. there have been other fundraisers and it worked for hillary clinton and also the foundation. that is just her aides and allies. look back at bill clinton. the top person at the white house runs in a's drug initiative. there been other folks, the body man in the white house, is sort of one of the top people in the foundation for a long time, who sort of came up with the idea for the clinton global initiative. a lot of infrastructure from the clinton foundation was carried over from the white house. you can see a lot of the same infighting for bills time that you saw in the white house among people. host: do businessmen benefit from that especially from their associations through the foundation? guest: of course. frank, a canadian mining tycoon who has funded a lot of clinton's's work at the foundation especially helping count

the correspondences were between hillary clinton and a longtime friend sidney blumenthal while she wasretary of state. bloomumenthal did not work at the state department but testified last week on capitol hill. >> i'm a longtime friend of hillary clinton. it seems obvious that my appearance before this committee was for one reason and one reason only and that reason is politics. >> reporter: the state department also says that the missing e-mails which were part of more than 60 related to libya released by blumenthal to the benghazi committee are not relevant to the 2012 attacks in benghazi. the clinton campaign responded thursday night saying she has turned over 55,000 pages of materials to the state department including all e-mails in her possession from mr. blumenthal. clinton has said she deplete-reatleted approximately 30,000 e-mail bus they were private personal messages. trey gowdy said the revelation that these were not originally produced by clinton to the state department is significant and troubling. the revelations could create a distraction for her new campaign and also an

sidney blumenthal will be questioned about the 2012 benghazi attack. he sent intelligence reports to hillary clinton when she was south carolina. >> a hearing on domestic threats to u.s. security from radical groups who use the internet to accuse fighters. >> the u.s. and south korea will hold military drills today. >> missing information on the september 11 attacks a bipartisan push for the government to declassify more than two dozen pages of intelligence. >> plus the new polls that suggest two of the possible front runners in the race for the white house may be losing ground. >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting for democracy... >> this is another significant development... >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... >> welcome back. taking a look at today's top stories. texas is set to execute a prisoner on death row. lester but a we are said he was wrongly convicted of killing four men. he has filed a last minute appeal with the supreme court. account 67-year-old has faced exec

sidney blumenthal will testify this morning about e-mails to the then secretary state clinton.e offered her advice about growing unrest in libya. attacks killed 12 americans including ambassador christopher stevens. >>> president obama is working to revive a bill. house democrats helped defeat the measure last week and grant the president power to speed up global trade deals. on a pbs program last night, the deal was said to make good business sense. >> all republicans and democrats say don't do things for ge but we love small and medium business but they are the ones who benefit from these trade bills much more than big companies who are already global. i just think people are have lost their way. >> opponents of the legislation say it will lead to the loss of american jobs. >>> this morning an egyption court upheld the death sentence of former president morici that relates to a mass prison break in 2011. he is already serving 20-year sentence for ordering the arrest of protesters while president. >>> airline this morning is trying to solve an in-flight medical mystery. a seri

long-time hillary clinton con confidante sidney blumenthal is about to have a conference behind closede benghazi attack. >>> and he's about to announce his presidential plan. will he become republican candidate number 12? he has a lot of flags behind him. that and more when "the rundown" comes back. >>> and what everybody is buzzing about, raising a lot of questions about race in america. rachel dolezal is speaking out for the first time. we'll have more on that exclusive interview, next. try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmm...amazing. thank you. alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. i accept that i'm not 21. i accept i'm not the sprinter i was back in college. i even accept that i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't accept giving it less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin ...i will. eliquis. eliquis... reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin plus it had less major bleeding than warfarin... eliquis

sidney blumenthal said the information he provided to the senate committee did nothing with the benghaziith. i haven't had a chance to speak to trey about it. if i did, he probably wouldn't tell me anything. i heard the previous person talk about how it's not going to be an issue on the trail. that's up to you folks. if the media decides it's not an issue, then it's not going to be an issue. if you all decide you want to get to the bottom of what happened, then it will be an issue. it's out of our hands. it's in the hands of the media, and it will be interesting to see if they want to find out what happened or if they want to move on to other topics. >> let's talk a little about the ttp. where are you on that? >> i haven't read it yet, but the ttp is the one that's in the basement, the draft document. the final document has not been made available to us yet. the ttp vote last week i voted against that as well as some of my republican friends. >> why? >> i'm different than many of my colleagues. i thought it gave too much authority to the ways and means committee. i thought it deprived me

sidney blumenthal foundation, it all stinks to high heaven.ly starting to get through to people that the clintons have been changed. they are the same people they were in the 90s. they are still out to feather their own nests their own nests. they don't have principles. they don't stand for anything other than getting and holding power. stuart: is there any doubt in your mind that hillary clinton is not going to be the candidate? >> a slight doubt. the doubt revolves around her health. but people don't realize is hillary is not as healthy as she claims to be. she has had a series of fainting problems as we all know. stuart: it is her head. >> she has frequent headaches. she's having trouble sleeping at night. she has insomnia. bill has told her to take it easy to pace herself. if anything would make it possible for her not to run it would be her health. stuart: next one. president obama says he helped the u.s. regain his status as the number one most respected country in the world. senator mccain differs from that. >> i would love to be everyo

yesterday the author of the e-mails from blumenthal to hillary clinton appeared they were not from sidney blumenthal told the committee they were from a former cia person, that they were not authored by hand. there's more of that and the papers today. also here is the national journal's piece about leadership there. three buddhists crackdown. -- three were pribooted. here is the new york times. obama is working with the gop to rescue the trade though. the current strategy is pretty the bill with the hope that it is animated -- host: then also in the papers about 2016 news. bernie sanders'campaign is taking us speed. 700 attended his feet at drake university on friday. more than 3000 people have rsvp for his rally in denver on saturday. a poll released tuesday shows mrs. clinton was a surprisingly narrow lead, 41% - 31% in the early voting state of new hampshire. donald trump spectacular entry into the crowded republican field has art he had an impact on the race. he is not hillary clinton out the running for the longest beach 2015. -- this goes on to say that most strategists say that most you want

investigators uncovered a series of e-mails between hillary clinton and sidney blumenthal that were withheld the state department or clinton herself. republican staff found a number of libya related communications that were not included in the records previously submitted. the divisive former aide is set to appear before the committee this morning to deliver his deposition in the benghazi probe that brought her use of a private e-mail to light in march. his testimony will take place hide close doors. haley in arizona, independent. caller: how are you? host: what is on your mind. open phones. caller: i just have something to say about jeb bush and the tpp thing. it is pretty obvious, but he knew that he would run for president, and he has been denying it. i am pretty sure he has been doing that, of the tpp things. he does have to distance himself and he has been fundraising with super pac's and taking advantage of the whole thing. host: i will leave it there so we can get in one more phone call. joseph in texas, democrat. caller: i just have a few comments to make, i will be very brief. from

e-mails that had been turned over to congressional investigators by longtime clinton confidante sidney blumenthal. blumenthal who had business in the region did not work at the state department but often provided clinton with information about libya. some of that which clinton circulated to her team. blumenthal had written e-mails to clinton about libya prior to the benghazi attack and recently testified on capitol hill. the controversy continues to be a political liability for clinton with the majority of americans saying she's not honest and straightforward, and it's giving republicans plenty of fodder. >> it seems like you ought to have the ability to know where your e-mails are. >> reporter: pressing questions that continue to resurface as the 2016 campaign ramps up. for "today," kristen welker nbc news. >> chuck todd is nbc's political director and of course the moderator of "met the press." hi chuck. good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. >> it doesn't seem as if it's the content of these e-mails that's significant. what's significant is this adds fuel to the fire for critics who say h

[applause] earlier today the select committee heard from sidney blumenthal friend and advisor for hillaryafter the meeting was over. here is a look. >> hello everyone. apparently the chairman has said that he wants to release documents supplied to the committee by mr. blumenthal. that request was not made of me and there was no consultation regarding that request but it does not surprise me though benghazi select committee has a committee to investigate a. i am concerned and i will always be concerned that we have transparency and so if the chairman wants to release the documents and there is no smoking gun in the documents, he ought to release them only if he releases a transcript of the deposition that it is taking place today. he said when you week documents, folks have an opportunity to take what they do when they zero in on the documents. the documents are as we've seen in the past so many times taken out of context so you don't get the total picture and so i don't think that the subject of today's deposition and a matter of what will be talked about will concern the documents, it se