one that is whispering in her ear. >> and i tell you what, if you think you have heard about sidney blumenthalo far, wait until the next round. >> blumenthal started his career as a journalist, and eventually going to work inside the clinton white house in his second term. his reputation as a master of the dark political arts would earn him the nickname sid vicious, and he was one of others to give a videotaped deposition in bill clinton's impeachment trial. and he was an adviser to hillary clinton while she was at the state department. much of their personal matter at issue. >> all right, let me ask you a question about lincoln. abraham lincoln created the republican party and it was one of these moments where one party dies and a new one is born and he left the whigs and created the republican party. is that what we're seeing right now? >> we're seeing it go the way of the whigs, over the same issues. race and immigration. this is not slavery, but donald trump bears the original sin of bertherism. and his anti-immigration nativism is exactly what broke about the old whig party which led to t

when he got inside the sidney blumenthal account, he was able to take from that account, and he posted them on the web. this is a big idea. so the fact that mrs. clinton was using a personal server, it took government information outside of secure channeled and placed it on sidney blumenthal's account and that left it he can posed and at risk for foreign hackers like the romanians. by saying to the court that he did hack blumenthal's account, what he's saying is mrs. clinton's email information was vulnerable and it was a conscious decision she made to send it to third parties like sidney blumenthal. charles: today in baltimore a judge found officer edward nero not guilty. freddie gray died injuries he sustained in the back of a police van. the prosecution claimed he was reckless when he placed gray in the back of the van. officials asked citizens to remain peaceful in the wake of today's ruling. charlie, i want to go to you first. so far there is relative calm in baltimore. part i would salute the attorney for freddie gray's family said he thought this was a verdict that was well thou

the sister of former president bush and sidney blumenthal and others. but he's not facing charges related with secretary clinton. >> she said there were no security breaches. in audit three of this report, january 9, 2011, nonfastment adviser to president obama provided technical support to the clinton email system, notified the secretary's chief of staff for operations he had to shut down the server because he believed quote someone was trying to hack us and while they did not get in, i don't think, i don't want, i didn't want to let them have the chance to. later that day, the adviser wrote to the deputy chief of staff for operations, we were attacked again, i shut the server down for a few minutes. january 10th, the deputy chaff of orangeses emailed the citi chief of staff and said don't email the secretary anything sensitive and explained she could explain more in person. >> it seemed like there were security concerns and a couple of i.t. people told, were told to not talk about the email practices of the secretary ever again. never speak of the sec

. >> he got into the e-mail kof clinton confidant sidney blumenthal. >> and when you saw hdr-22, did you know whose e-mail that was? >> at that very moment, i thought it could be hillary diane rodham clinton. >> and you said to yourself, wow. guccifer copied the e-mail to clinton. in one, blumenthal wrote the following information comes from extremely sensitive sources and should be handled with care. guccifer put a g on the documents and passed them to the russian website which posted them. >> were you ever working for a foreign government? >> no. >> you weren't working for the russians, the iranians, any form of government? >> no. >> this was all done on your own? >> translator: yes. >> there's a lot of people who say that you did what you did to get famous, to be a star. >> translator: that is misinformation. >> for two years, the discovery that clinton used the private e-mail address went largely unnoticed, but in 2015, the "new york times" wrote that it was the only address she used as secretary of state. >> it had newspaperous safeguards, it was on property guarded by the secre

the sister of former president bush and sidney blumenthal and others. he's not facing charges related with secretary clinton. >> she said there were no security breaches. in audit three of this report, january 9, 2011, nonfastment adviser to president obama provided technical support to the clinton email system, notified the secretary's chief of staff for operations he had to shut down the server because he believed quote someone was trying to hack us and while they did not get in, i don't think, i don't want, i didn't want to let them have the chance to. later that day, the adviser wrote to the deputy chief of staff for operations, we were attacked again, i shut the server down for a few minutes. january 10th, the deputy chaff of orangeses emailed the citi chief of staff and said don't email the secretary anything sensitive and explained she could explain more in person. >> it seemed like there were security concerns and a couple of i.t. people told, were told to not talk about the email practices of the secretary ever again. never speak of the secreta

he said he first broke into sidney blumenthal's aol account in march three years ago and used that as a stepping stone to get to the clinton server. it was through that hack that clinton's use of a personal account, was first revealed to the public. fox news cannot independently confirm his claims. but the process the hacker used to process the server is feasible. he unless a detention center in virginia where he has been held on federal charges related to cyber crime. guccifer with a blockbuster claim that he was able to break into clinton's email server that was found to have 2,200 emails that contained classified information. returning to presidential politic and donald trump's journey to the republican nominee. trump is officially the last handstanding. cruz dropped out last night after he lost indiana. governor john kasich exited today in ohio. reporter: case up canceled this campaign event this morning. with cruz dropping out louisiana night this wasn't a prize. >> is a suspend my campaign today i have renewed faith, deeper faith, that the lord will show me the way forward and f

a variety of hack ing crimes against american political figures, including clinton confidant sidney blumenthal. you hacked your way in to the bush family e-mails. you hacked your way in to colin powell's e-mails. you've uncovered that hillary clinton was using a private e-mail -- >> much more. >> and many more. >> yes. >> he says he got in to clinton's private server itself. >> translator: by running a scan i found that server was completely unsecured. >> i want to make sure i'm understanding what you're saying. you're saying the clinton server was unprotected? >> translator: yes. >> and you had total access to it had you wanted to download -- >> >> translator: yes, it was like an open orchid on the internet as many such servers are. >> just this week hillary clinton told andrea mitchell on msnbc the private server which she used as secretary of state was safe. any indication that your private server was hacked by foreign hackers? >> no. not at all. >> clinton campaign spokesman brian fallon slams these new allegations. there is absolutely no basis to believe the claims made by this criminal f

the server going through the ip address through sidney blumenthal. seems like a clever guy. david: he also claims that he could see who else was hacking in. he couldn't say exactly who it was but could tell by codes which country it was. he'll know if they were chinese or russians or iranians looking at her e-mails. >> absolutely true, and that's a very difficult set of circumstances for the government to unravel, because in these situations some of what he said could be true, some could be a little embellishment as these guys all do. but the bottom line is he has asked for consideration on sentencing, and the naysayers say he hasn't done it because he hasn't produced evidence. he hasn't produced evidence that we all know about yet. david: he's certainly going to be help to the fbi because they brought him here from romania to get his help. final question, bill, if in fact hillary clinton allowed top secret material to be viewed by hackers, not only guccifer but others he saw in there, should she be indicted? >> absolutely, beyond the shadow of a dou

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>> all right, sidney blumenthal. the book is "self-made man." abraham lincoln is the first of a four-volume biography you have been working on for quite sometime. >> nearly a decade. >> nearly a decade. >> nice to have you on. >> nice to be here, chris. >> that is all for "all in." >> that was riveting. that was well done, my friend. >> thank you. >>> and coming up, we have dan rather here in just a moment. we're excited mr. rather is here. the censor of the political reporting universe today was this, this weird slow motion/no motion hours-long blanket coverage of a meeting that took place in washington, d.c. this morning. it was a meeting between two politicians. it took place behind closed doors. nothing in particular was expected to happen at that meeting, as far as we know nothing did happen at that meeting. and so behold, we are transfixed. there was blanket coverage of the politicians' arrival at the meeting. there was even breathless coverage of the politicians' departure of the meeting. and the outcome was nothing, because nothing was s

elites, including general colin powell, a member of the bush family, also former clinton advisor sidney blumenthallot people how he eventually got to hillary clinton's email. ford o'connell remember that interview with chris wallace, that he said there is classified and there is classified. sounds like a defense he did see the things, but innocuous, not kind of classified like you see when you see it in the movies. do you think it provides political cover? >> i'm not sure it does. gentlemen, we know doj will not prosecute hillary clinton. because obama wants to carry on legacy. this could have them take the investigation seriously. we know the fbi will take it seriously. the pressure does it put pressure on doj to decide whether or not the fbi's findings are true. if they don't, depending what was actually found, donald trump could have a very serious general election ace in his hand. charles: but, guys, we already heard the attorney general say there is no deadline to this thing. they won't be forced politically to do it but do you think it adds pressure? in the court of public opinion they want

. >> well, sidney blumenthal who is an irresponsible journalist at one point, an adviser in the white house, should never have had access to all of that stuff, but he was one of her confidants. but the fact that he had an aol account, probably any hacker can get into an aol account. >> probably in violation of the white house wishes -- >> right, hiring blumenthal. so as they unravel this thing, this thing is a long ways from being over. and i think at the end of the day here, she did some things that obviously are improper and certainly many people think illegal. >> it's going to be some race. and what do you make of james comey, the director of the fbi, telling us all that it would be -- that this month, may, that we could expect some action. >> well, i think the most important thing about him is he's a man of great integrity. that he, himself, is going to question her. i think that's unprecedented. but he is a great prosecutor. and the fact that he knows every question and every answer. so what she has to be very, very careful of is perjury. because he will basically press her hard

one of his alleged victims is long-time clinton aide, sidney blumenthal. lazar told fox he accessed the account by correctly guessing a security question. for the first time he publicly exposed the clinton email address. >> this is a classic old-school attack. it's not an attack that works against well-defended systems. >> once inside blumenthal's aol account, lazar said he gathered information about the clinton server's ip address. >> how many times did you access the clinton server, mars snl. >> i say like twice. for me it was not like the email server and i was using with political voting stuff. >> a second cybersecurity expert says lazar's story is plausible and of interest to fbi investigators. >> if a little romanian country boy can get into this, it means that this thing could have been gotten into by anybody. >> in the process of identifying the server's vulnerabilities, lazare said he came across evidence that others were there. >> while lazar's claims cannot be independently verified. three independent security specialists told fox that the compu

one of his alleged victims is long-time clinton aide, sidney blumenthal. lazar told fox he accessed the account by correctly guessing a security question. for the first time he publicly exposed the clinton email address. >> this is a classic old-school attack. it's not an attack that works against well-defended systems. >> once inside blumenthal's aol account, lazar said he gathered information about the clinton server's ip address. >> how many times did you access the clinton server, mars snl. >> i say like twice. for me it was not like the email server and i was using with political voting stuff. >> a second cybersecurity expert says lazar's story is plausible and of interest to fbi investigators. >> if a little romanian country boy can get into this, it means that this thing could have been gotten into by anybody. >> in the process of identifying the server's vulnerabilities, lazare said he came across evidence that others were there. >> while lazar's claims cannot be independently verified. three independent security specialists told fox that the compu

had and the information he was able, multiple entries he was able to gain access to, including sidney blumenthal as well. is the main reason this this became exposed. she was going back and forth and consulting him on these high-level matters to get quote advice. although she said she didn't take it from him as a directive. but perhaps was using it in sort of the framework in her decision-making. >> i've got to say as a communications person, eric, every time i see her answering some of these questions, i feel like she's on a high wire without a net. i wonder if you think that all of this stuff is going do end up actually hurting her. or will she get o scot-free? >> this is going to draw well beyond november. where we'll either have a president hillary clinton or we won't. if we do, then she may be indicted after she's president, that would be crazy time. the most important thing here, though, is and i'm not sure that we haven't talked about this quite a few times before that. intent isn't even a factor here. she doesn't even have do intend to be negligent. if she's just negligent, top-secret in

he got through to clinton server have through aol confidante sidney blumenthal and was fishing aroundnd stopped because he thought the server contents was not interesting, too much politics he said. fox news could not independently verify his claims. in recent interview with msnbc, clinton asked if her server had been hacked. >> since you last mentioned this to my colleague chuck todd in april, have you been contacted or your representatives contacted by fbi to set up interview. >> no. >> any indication your private server was hacked by foreign hackers? >> not, not at all. reporter: in a statement the clinton campaign said, quote, there is absolutely no basis to believe the claims made by this criminal from his prison cell. in addition to the fact he offers no proof to support his claims his descriptions of secretary clinton's server are inaccurate. it is unfathomable gained access to the emails and not leaked them the way he did to his other victims. deirdre? deirdre: peter barnes, thank you. joining me there from fox business. >>> hillary clinton's campaign is dismissing the hacker'

one of his alleged victim is sidney blumenthal. after researching his target, lazar told fox he access the account by correctly guessing blumenthal's security question then that content from the account to the media and for the first time publicly exposed the printed email address. >> how many times did you access the clinton server, marcel? >> i'd say like twice because for me it was not as interesting at that time. itwas a potential for new enforcement . [inaudible] heather: cyber security experts claim the hacker's claims seem plausible but it may be hard for years after the fact for investigators to get a complete picture. >> fortunately in this community a lot of people make up stories and it's hard to know what's true until you get into the forensics information and get hard facts. unless there's a another witness or people who can verify the story, there's always going to be a lot of uncertainty and ambiguity. if what he did is true, he got into it from romania. he got into it with a basic set of tools, just a basic understa

sidney blumenthal's e-mail hygiene is in question because he hacked blumenthal's e-mail to get into mrsclinton's server. all of this is documented. no one disputes it. in federal court he just admitted to that. it establishes legal fact. >> there are people part of this administration who are disputing that fact, as we're calling it, because of what -- because of the reporting. they say there's no evidence it ever really happened, that any foreign body, china or anybody else, ever accessed this so there was no real threat. >> despite the fact that has put out to that, general hayden, general flynn, others in the hierarchy said they would be disappointed, they would be shocked. not just chinese and russians but other first world intelligence serve services. how could they not have? they would have been fascinated with her her plain unclassified e-mail let alone the classified information that the inspector general documented went across that server. >> we're out of time but i have to ask you, do you think there will be an indictment? >> i personally don't think so. i don't think the atto

sidney blumenthal is a key part of this disclosure.re terrified to run against somebody like donald trump who continues to overturn all of the federal long standing yood lod ideological and temperamental expectations of politics. they've never had an opponent come at them with this kind of stuff before. >> he uses the instrument of, well, i didn't say it but this is what i heard. >> and that is -- >> powerful. you can get away were a lot if you're going to say, i don't know if this is true but this is what i heard. >> i'm just throwing it out there. >> yeah. >> and it works for donald trump because he is not a traditional politician. none of the rules apply to him. mrs. clinton -- actually both clintons have never faced an opponent like this who wants to win as badly, if not more, than they do. >> going to be unbelievable. right? >> buckle up, martha. >> going to be a bumpy ride. thank you, monica. good to see you, as always. >>> investigators are searching for a motive after two people were killed during a violent rampage that happene

msnbc this week if he has been interviewed by the fbi as part of criminal probe, long time aide sidney blumenthalffered no comment. late last week, fox news first reported romanian hacker who goes by the name "gucifer" claimed he breached clinton's server in 2013 first correctly guessing blumenthal's security question for his aol account and mining the blumenthal account for clinton server's unique web address. fox news asked the attorney general just yesterday if it was too late in the game to take legal action in the clinton matter? >> we do all of our reviews, investigations of any matter carefully, thoroughly and efficiently. and when the matter is ready for resolution, a recommendation will be made and we'll come to a decision at that time. i'm not able to give you a prediction, sorry. reporter: fbi director will hold on the record session with reporters tomorrow in those sessions to topics or questions are off limits. david. david: catherine herridge, thank you very much. that will be interesting. melissa: yeah. joining me to break down legal issues in the state department action, fred tecc

sidney blumenthal is long-time friend of the clintons.ertainly saying the right, saying things that leads one to believe it. but, i got to tell you, having been around the block in all these investigations, what leaks out and what we sometimes run with may not ultimately -- david: does seem the follow the clintons wherever they go, bill clinton or hillary clinton. greta, leave it at that see you 7:00 on fnc. thank you very much. >> thank you, david. david: melissa. melissa: got the yellow memo. excellent. david: everybody did. melissa: out with first quarter results. let's go to ashley webster with that. >> more yellow or gold. kind of there. up 8% berkshire hathaway, guys. eps estimate was 2579. the actual earnings per share for berkshire hathaway coming in at 2274. so a miss there. on revenue, the estimate, 52.6 billion. came in at 52.4 billion. so just a little miss there. so the profit up 8%. the net income actually rose. operating profit did miss. there you have it. stock not moving much this friday. volume down initially half a perc

saying he first got into clinton confidante sidney blumenthal's aol account and used it to hack intocretary's server twice. clinton campaign denies that. the hacker complains that they can the be verified but sigher experts say the story is plausible. it has not been confirmed yet. but the ability to confirm what the hacker is claiming is there. >> i think it's a bogus story. sandra: why? >> when you first of all, when catherine or -- sandra: catherine herridge. >> asked her in jail, asked how many times have you broken into hillary's email, he said like twice. i mean it is two times you know. it is 12 times you can say like. i was asked to corroborate any evidence of that hack, of that successful hack. he was unable to present any evidence whatsoever that he -- sandra: he is in jail. >> he had plenty of time to give instructions to anyone to corroborate his story. his story is uncorroborated. it is absolutely not -- in my opinion, there is no evidence to support his charge other than his self-serving statement in jail. sandra: okay, but that is certainly possible. and for the record

he, of course, had notoriously hacked into sidney blumenthal's account, a close confidant of hillary exposed the fact that he had a private e-mail address but we were shocked when he told us he had also gotten into her server. >> you're saying the clinton server was unprotected. >> translator: yes. >> and you had total access to it. >> translator: yes. it was like an open orchid on the internet, as many such servers are. >> so we asked him if he had any proof of this. he said that he did download things from the clinton server. he was in prison and couldn't provide them to us. so the question is, is he going to be able to provide them to anybody else. is he just boasting or did he in fact do this. as one fbi authority said to me, on camera, listen, he has just admitted to a federal crime on camera. why would he do that if it weren't true? however, no proof yet, as far as we know. >> and meanwhile why change his plea to guilty? >> well, that's an interesting question. he of course admitted to all of this, hacking into these various accounts. so the question is, is this plea to guilt p

a variety of hacking crimes against american political figures, including clinton confidant, sidney blumenthal you hacked into colin powell's e-mails, hillary clinton and many more. >> yes. >> reporter: but it is his new claims that are truly explosive. guccifer claims he got into clinton's private server himself. >> translator: by running a scan, i found that the server was completely unsecure. >> i want to make sure i understand what you're saying. you're saying the clinton server was unprotected? >> translator: yes. >> and you had total access to it? >> translator: yes. it was like an open orchid on the internet, as many such servers are. >> reporter: just this week hillary clinton told andrea mitchell on msnbc the private server which she used as secretary of state was safe. >> any indication that your private server was hacked by foreign hackers? >> no, not at all. >> reporter: brian fallon slams these new allegations. there is absolutely no basis to believe the claims made by this criminal from his prison cell. in addition to the fact he offers no proof to support his claims, his descrip

one of the alleged victims is sidney blumenthal. et, he said he accessed the account by correctly guessing blumenthal's security question and then he sent content to the media. for the first time publicly exposed the clinton e-mail address. how many times did you access the clinton server, marcel? >> i would say like twice. it was not like -- it was like that -- that was what he was using, with political stuff. >> reporter: while his claims cannot be independently verified, three security specialists said that the clinton server now in fbi hands may have an electronic trail that would confirm or disprove his claims. >> unfortunately, a lot of people make up stories and it's hard to know what's really true until you get into the forensics information and get hard facts. >> reporter: this week, mrs. clinton was asked about security. >> any indication that your private server was hacked by foreign hackers? >> no, not at all. >> okay, what would the fallout be for hillary clinton? judge andrew napolitano has been studying this all along.

the connections with sidney blumenthal. you can see why she wouldn't have want them out there. who knows what she is withholding. >> will you record your question and answer with cheryl mills? >> my understanding is it will be record, transcribed and videotaped. the judge said this is a public forum. it's about the right to know. bill: her attorneys argue it's unfair and misleading. if you record it and release it you could edit it. >> obviously anything can be taken out of context. but the public has a right to know about this information, and that's our goal here. should anything be record if that's the case? i can't imagine that would be the rules. bill: you are saying you are going to record this session. >> they don't to be the recording. they just don't want it released to the public. they don't want the american people to see it. but they are happy to have it there for the courts. maybe there is a solution in the middle. >> you will record it and fight to have it released to the public if you feel it's germane. >> we'll haven't filed the response yet. lawyers are working

clinton did not want many people knowing that she was getting advice from sidney blumenthal.was thehe top officials key cabinet advisor for mrs. clinton. sue: on the phone lines is from kentucky. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? host: go ahead with your question. caller: i would just love to know if anyone is looking at donald trump and looking into his background. be -- not seem to me to host: go ahead, you are on the air. seem tohe just does not me to be present much euro. host: all right. let's hear from one more caller, and then we will go back to our guest, tom fitton. line, davendependent . caller: thank you for taking my call. i just want to highlight, if you could -- i am left of center, but not a huge hillary clinton fan. i want to comment on something from "the washington post." there was a piece of imagery korea.rth here is something i know. someone moved data from a classified network to an unclassified network. when you look at the freedom of information releases on the , mye department website question, if you know the information, the two ladies

how we got into it, found out about sidney blumenthal. got into his email. email he got into hillary's private server. >> he hasn't produced -- no i do not. if he produces something i would believe him. show me the proof. stuart: blow this of all away, no consequence whatsoever. >> that is not what i said. that's not what i said. i'm saying you have to look at your source. this guy is in prison cell in virginia making any claim without evidence. to your point being, not being cautious and being reckless i agree but as i said before, being reckless, even stupidity is not criminal. stuart: if she is, if he is telling the truth, if he did this, is she finished? >> no. stuart: no? >> no. stuart: she can get over this. >> first of all, a, did he? i don't believe he did. i will go to vegas with that. i'm comfortable with that. stuart: okay. interesting. in our next hour judge napolitano will join us for his extended analysis of this hillary hacking. we'll have it from him. >>> now to a story that began here on "varney & company," democrats using the klan, cue cluc

clinton did not want many people knowing that she was getting advice from sidney blumenthal.was thehe top officials key cabinet advisor for mrs. clinton. sue: on the phone lines is from kentucky. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? host: go ahead with your question. caller: i would just love to know if anyone is looking at donald trump and looking into his background. be -- not seem to me to host: go ahead, you are on the air. seem tohe just does not me to be present much euro. host: all right. let's hear from one more caller, and then we will go back to our guest, tom fitton. line, davendependent . caller: thank you for taking my call. i just want to highlight, if you could -- i am left of center, but not a huge hillary clinton fan. i want to comment on something from "the washington post." there was a piece of imagery korea.rth here is something i know. someone moved data from a classified network to an unclassified network. when you look at the freedom of information releases on the , mye department website question, if you know the information, the two ladies

government officials including former clinton advisor sidney blumenthal and former secretary of stateant to know significance of this and context? >> he will have to cooperate. he will give them all documents, writings and recordings he has in his custody right now. if he did indeed break into hillary clinton's email he is handing over everything now. stuart: cheryl is stealing your story, judge. give me some significance of "gucifer" guilty? >> it is in the public domain. she is fee to do so. he was charged with 12 counts. the government asked 10 be dropped in return for guilty plea to two. the government already debriefed him. he probably already examined mrs. clinton's server with fbi agents. the significance of this is, they are holding over his head an additional seven years in an american federal prison after he finishes his seven in romania, depending how credible his testimony is, should he testify before a grand jury against her and a trial jury, should she be indicted. stuart: that is called leverage. >> yes it is. stuart: huge leverage. >> yes it is. it is unprecedented for

sidney blumenthal is the author of "a self-made man, the political life of abraham lincoln."senior adviser to bill and hillary clinton. good to have you. >> thank you. >> what's a democrat like you writing about a good republican like abe lincoln? >> i group up in illinois. i always had a picture of lincoln in my school room. i was taken to springfield as a boy and i have always admired lincoln. i finally got the opportunity to really explore his whole life. >> there are surprises in the book as well. it's not the -- but positive surprises. i mean, it's hard to get a better, i think, narrative or legacy than abraham lincoln. >> the greatest american story, joe. and, you know, the lincoln that i found in -- was a discovery. he is not the alabaster, marble lincoln on a pedestal. he is a real politician. he starts as a poor boy who makes himself, through self-education, to a capable lawyer and the floor leader of the when you ig party in illino >> he was political. he was honest abe not because he was always telling the truth. didn't he mediate horse races? he would pick by a no

he claims he hacked long time confidant sidney blumenthal's private e-mail. >>> facebook now claimingave been telling you about. that's the one that prevented conservative news from being shared on facebook. so how do they fix it? well, by changing the names of the tools that employees use to filter the news. it's a black listing tool and that's the one that knocked conservative topics off the trends list. it is being renamed the revisit tool and the injection tool. that's of course a topic into the trending section and now that's being called topic correction tool. so sounds like it might work the same, but calling it something different. >> can you understand those terms? >> not exactly, no. >> crazy. >> that's the point. >> i'll call one of my kids to have them explain it to me. >> thank you. >>> hillary clinton said if donald trump becomes president, you better hide your kids. >> he'd mandate that every school allow guns in classrooms. that idea isn't just way out there. >> but dangerous as well. donald trump says if guns are so bad, what about those armed guards protecting hillar

. >> your buddy sidney blumenthal was on. >> i heard i heard -- he described me as his little friend.like almost a little marco. i did one liberal --. >> viewers so kind. they tweet me. -- i heard. >> [ inaudible ]. >> big week. >> guy that jamie called. >> a jerk. >> right. >> is jerk a word? it's half of a word isn't it? >> i said rim job radar when they did that. [ drum roll ] >> and he turns red. i don't turn red. >> announcer: this awkward momentum has been brought to you by joe kernen. >> we used puts earlier which is is also something that can a is -- meaning right. >> it's not nice to say that. >> it's an anatomical yiddish term. >> i didn't know that. >> you didn't know that. >> i just knew that it was a derogatory term. >> everybody here knows. everybody else knows here. you want to talk retailers. you want to get out of this? you're back and it's like i can't believe this. what time it? >> also this -- can anybody use yiddish? >> why -- >> i don't know. i'm just curious. there are certain things -- >> i think you're allowed to call someone a schmuck or a puts or something l