peter switzer is the author of the new book clinton cash. where he investigates the snarl of money, politics and personal interest that has come to characterize the clinton's interactions. clinton cash is published by harper collins a sister company to fox news. >> shortly after earth cake took place u.s. ambassador in haiti sent a state department the title of which is the gold rush is on. it was about the fact that the businessmen and companies were showing up in haiti trying to seek lucrative contracts. >> it was the job of the ihrc to oversee this process and to ensure no one took advantage of the situation. but what if it was part of the problem? a number of members of the ihrc actually wrote a letter expressing their concern that they were not involved in the process that all of the decisions were made by clinton and belareve. they argued the national priorities of haiti were being totally disregarded by the decisions that were being made. >> as haiti doug itself out of the rubble many projects were innish initiated often of money that

peter switzer was on fox news sunday, and abc this week, where he was pressed on the fact he does not have direct evidence as secretary of state signed off on that uranium one deal. significant, of course, because the people would wanted that deal to go through had poured millions of dollars interest the clinton foundation. here's our own chris wallace grilling switzer. >> if i may you don't have a single piece of evidence that she was involved in this deal, that she sent a memo to the person -- the state department representative on the committee and said, we want to prove the -- >> i am a journalist and don't have access to government records and don't haveaccess to ear e-mails. >> switzerer is trying to say he is being honest, he could not connect all the dots but think thursday questions about some deals. questions that should be investigated by congress and perhaps others as well. >> the foundation refile something tax returns? >> yes, and they apologized of the weekend, saying that these were mistakes that were made, and lanny davis, a long-time ally of the clintons also went on

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and top clinton defenders have taken to the air waves to blast the book's conservative author peter switzer attack anybody who promotes his work in advance. >> let's see what the book says in advance and i'm happy to come back and if i'm wrong i will be happy to say it and i think it's a political job and can smell it a mile away. >> reporter: chelsea clinton said thursday the foundation will not change its practices. >> the work will continue as it is. i think that is the right choice for the people being affected by the work. >> reporter: the big question is whether the foundation's financial dealings with the blurred lines between donors and the clinton family's accumulation of wealth will matter to voters for now hillary clinton and surregits say people do not care or see the alleged conflicts of interest david with al jazeera. >>> comcast says it's dropping the bid for time warner, the merger would have been worth about $45 billion, both the department of justice and the federal communications commission raised concerns that the deal would not benefit the public here is what they said

. >> that's why the county country that markets itself as the switzer switzerland of india. >> wherever you are there is lots more on our website www.aljazeera.com. a.com. the u.s. spends tens of billions of your taxpayer dollars to route ot on the home front but what are you really getting for your money. whether terrorism protections work the way they are supposed to. i'm david schuster in for ali velshi and this is reel "real

and peter switzer does this thing where he does this thing.try. >> this has been kind of understood. that everyone thought this was probably what was going on. but the -- and the cold day when these facts are brought to the public and they make a decision about the clintons. >> do you think hillary clinton has handled this well? this is her response right now. why is everybody looking at me with these allegations? watch. >> we're back into the political season. and, therefore, we will be subjected to all kinds of distraction and attacks and i'm ready for that. i know that that comes, unfortunately with the territory. it is, i think worth noting that the republicans seem to be talking only about me. i don't know what they would talk about if i weren't in the race. i am in the race. and hopefully we'll get on to the issues. i look forward to that. >> honestly who else would they talk about? she is the only person running for the democratic nomination? >> she didn't answer the question. >> also remember this is like the 1990s all over again. this

allegations a lot of the dots connected are coming from a brand new book clinton cash by author peter switzer. seems they want to wait until the book is out so they can respond to everything at once. they say once there is more out there they will respond. >> we will see. all right. peter doocy, thank you. >> don't miss the fox news investigation. the tangled web. we are tracking where they got their money where it went and how it might have changed american policy. that is tonight at 10:00 eastern only on fox news. >> fox news and fox business team. yesterday was the inaugural tocks news fox business golf outing with 2013 pga champ jason duff ner. 50 staff members including bill hemmer playing in that event. >> i heard he is a pretty good ball for two. we attended a cocktail party afterwards. some of the advertising clients for fox news channel and the fox business network and had a great time. >> that was the team that won. >> yes. >> temperatures starting to drop this weekend. >> and more severe storms possible again today. maria molina tracking what's on our way for the weekend. >> hey, h

bill: they are going after switzer for what he said over the weekend. what did he say? >> his argument is basically of course i don't have evidence of criminal activity, i'm not a prosecutor i don't have seen a power. but he's saying he found evidence of 11 different cases in which basically people gave large amounts of money to the clinton foundation and good things happened to them right after that. he says in insider trading there is very seldom a phone call or memo that says if you do this, i'll do that. he says you make a case on a pattern of behavior. he says the pattern exists and it will be outlined in the book. the book doesn't come out until a week from tomorrow. bill: there is a significant legal angle on this. where does it go next? >> switzer is suggesting there could be in totality evidence for a criminal investigation. we are in a super charged political atmosphere right now. if they do hunker down that would be a weird situation. would a congressional committee look at it? you might see something like that. the clinton organization announced it will refi

county country that markets itself as the switzer switzerland of india. >> wherever you are there is lots more on our website www.aljazeera.com. a.com. the u.s. spends tens of billions of your taxpayer dollars to route ot on the home front but what are you really getting for your money. whether terrorism protections work the way they are supposed to. i'm david schuster in for ali velshi and this is reel "real money". >> america's domestic war on terror is back in the spotlight and the debate on its successes and failure continues. last week, two women were arrest, for making a home styled bomb. a terrorist group that u.s. is being rrming obsessed with pressure cookers since the boston marathon bombing in 2013. investigation into home grown terrorist plot. a day later, police in philadelphia arrested kiana thomas on the charge that she tried to join i.s.i.l, the united states is targeting air strikes in syria. western looks and american passports make it easier for them to travel overseas. if convicted, thomas could get up to 15 years in prison. both investigations involve joint opera

. >> it was done by peter switzer. what he's done he's gone through the records of the clinton foundation. he has found that there have been some gigantic payments to the clinton foundation in the way of speaking fees to bill clinton. for instance there was a big million dollars donation made to bill clinton by a canadian bank who was a shareholder in the keystone pipeline at the same time hillary clinton was secretary of state. we also got money from different countries like haiti, kazakhstan. not looking g. he's able to connect all the dots. they made $136 million from the time he left office until 2012. where did that come from? a lot of it is cash. >> of the 13 speeches that mr. clinton made that -- they fetched over $500,000 per speech. so people are looking there. he made $13.3 million in speaking fees for 54 speeches. a lot of cash. >> it's not just him. tony rodham sat on the board of a mining company. what's unique about that? in 2012 he received one of only two gold exploitation permits from the haitian gover

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i get a kick out of switzer he is a terrific journalist and a writer and already talking about his jebush book? >> butted this march because he waited until the clintons got so far out over their skis they said he was anti-gay, the big hit, a scurrilous dog, a koch brothers send right over the huskies he said did i mention my riding a bush about jeb bush. it was perfectly deployed that blew up on the clintons lou: good to talk with you. chris stirewalt vote tonight do the clintons make the good argument for those that oppose political dynasties in america? lou dobbs.com. apologies to the families for any connection. clinton may change tracks and depending on what part of the country she addresses but obama is changing his effaces in here is jimmy fallon. >> obama this phase to the irish pub. [laughter] for the next is from a recent press conference this guy over here. [laughter] >> i will make canada an offer he cannot refuse. lou: he went on to show a president whispering in hillary clinton's year calling get out what you can. one of the western hemisphere's most dangerous volcanoes i

. >> marathon talks in switzer p land over a possible nuclear deal with iran.iations underway for the day. iran saying they have made significant progress. they still have not reached a deal. all of this is coming as the white house rebeats the threat that they are ready to walk away at any time. secretary kerry has said that he plans to leave switzerland later today. >>> back home the state of arkansas is in the cross hairs of the religious freedom fight. protestors still saying the freedom bill is a license to discriminate. it took less than a day for governor hutchinson to order lawmakers to make changes. >> in indiana small businesses forced to shut down in response to the outrage there. doug luzader is live with the latest in washington. >> folks in indiana and arkansas are talking about making changes in their laws or proposed laws to bring them more in line with a federal law signed president clinton back in 1993. it is not clear whether that will be enough. in had indiana a pizza shop may be one of the first casualties that pitted religious freedom agai

. >>> making it, and had forced in switzer land, and, he will be returning to bars a lone na. 14 trophies, with that coach and, they did meet, in 1320, and that's the biggest win. it was always a possibility and people can't understand, how special this game is for me, i i lived in barcelona and i played and, i want to manage bars a lone na. >>> it's at special match because, we have it, and it's first time, and the first time i take it him on as a coach and a special game for me, and the same goes for the players. it's a great draw, and well, these four teams have won 21 times between them, the chance of a real madrid, and barcelona. and, also returning to a former club. and he played in the first couple of weeks of may. >>> we are going to play the second leg at home, and, it is going to be a slight advantage and we need to get a good shot, and, otherwise, it will be difficult. >>> also been made for the urow pa league, and it's severe. and, nap po versus ukraine and they'll be making it, and that final will take place in the polish city of warsaw. and, now tickets for the p

the memo obtained shows the campaign trying to kill the credibility of the author peter switzer calling him a conservative twisting the backs. it asks them to ignore the controversy and brag dabout the clinton foundation good deeds. she gave political favors in exchange of government foundations. she wouldn't answer questions about that while campaigning in new hampshire. >> since the campaign has started she is had one clear message. >> every day americans need a champion. i want to be that champion. >> i am running for president because i think that americans and their families need a champion. >> fox news political analyst britt tum questioning how she can be the champion when she seems so out of touch. >> there was also a discussion about small business that she was involved in. she told people that she didn't realize the situation for small businesses in america has deteriorated to the extent it has even though people had been telling her about this the last couple years she didn't know what they meant. that's not someone speaking who really gets the problems of everyday americans.

clinton defenders have taken to the airplane ways to blast the book's conservative author, peter switzer, to steak in advance. >> let's see how it comes out and if i'm wrong i think this is a political putup job and i can smell it a mile away. >> chelsea clinton, who is one of the foundation's cochairs, insisted that the foundation will not change its practices. >> the work will continue as it is. and i think that it's the right choice for the people being affected by the work. >> according to the tax dollars, it mostly affects employees, and not people across the globe in need of charity. in interstate to 2012, indicates that the clinton foundation spent $110 million on employee salaries and benefits, and that's more than the $75 million the foundation spent on charity program grants. asked about the ratios, the clinton foundation good did not respond. on thursday, they identified mistakes in how the foundation reported foreign donations. a spokesman said that the foundation would file at least five annual tax returns and audit several others. public watch dogs say that it's a good star

bears reminding who's really in control in the country regardless of who's doing the negotiations in switzer what do you think our viewers need to know about that? >> i generally believe that every american has the right to know that behind the civil and sophisticated facade of president rouhani, there is a formidable military organization. the islamic revolutionary guards corps which is exporting terrorism to the middle east region, which is the engine of the nuclear program and which is bound to benefit most from iran becoming a nuclear power. right now mr. rouhani is getting the sanctions relief and concessions from the united states, but it's not going to be mr. rouhani who will be in power a couple of years from now. a couple of years from now it's going to be those men in uniform who are at the helm of the revolutionary guards corps. jenna: and we have talked about some of those men being active in neighboring iraq as well and the pursuit of iran in that part of the world to have more of an active leadership role, quite frankly. ali, i have to ask you this before you go. one of the rea

negotiations slate today end actualsment secretary of state john kerry is expected to remain in switzer lands until a preliminary understanding on tehran's nuclear program is reached. iraq is declaring victory over isis, in the city of tee keith. what was the hometown of saddam hussein. but iraq's defense minister says after a month of fighting iraqi forces have driven the millitant out. last week the united states launched air strikes on the sit at this request of the iraqi government. still pockets every resistance largely scattered in the area. now the rebuilding effort begins to bring back displaced families. >>> troubled millionaire robert durst due back in court today on weapons charges in new orleans. police say, they found a 38 revolver and pot in his hotel room after arrest last month. but durst's attorneys says his hotel room searched illegally making the charges invalid. meanwhile his legal team still wait to go take him to california charged in 15 year old murder case every his friend, durst was the subject of the hbo do you ooh mentally series the jinx. >> the arkansas sena

. >> fox news alert, we are getting word of a prelimary agreement reached in switzer land between iran and five other world powers including the united states. we are expecting secretary of state john kerry to reach the microphones in the next couple of minutes to talk about a prelimary framework to an agreement over iran's nuclear program. iran wants the lifting of economic sanctions. and the foreign minister took to the twitter saying we found solutions and ready to start drafting. and the solutions on key perimeters were reached and drafting will start and finish by june 30th. the devil is again in the details. we'll see what secretary of state kerry has to say probably minutes from now. >> doctors in one hospital may be closing in on a cure for mella noma. and troubling numbers in the un. showing foreign fighters joining ice're isis in record numbers. i hate cleaning the gutters. have you touched the stuff? it's evil. and ladders... awwwwwww!!!!! they have all those warnings on them. might as well say, "you're going to die, jeff". you hired someone to clean the gutters? not just so

the deadline for negotiations was tuesday secretary of state john kerry is expected to remain in switzer land, to continue iran nuclear talks. iran the united states and five other world leaders have passed the march 31st target date. the goal is to reach an agreement on capping tehran's nuclear program. >> troubled millionaire robert durst is due back in court today on weapon charges in new orleans. police say they found 38 revolver and pot in his hotel room after arrest last month. but durst areas attorneys says his hotel room was searched illegally making the charges invalid. legal team still waiting to take him to california charged in the 15 year old murder case every his friend, durst was the subject of the hbo documentary series the jinx. >>> california governor jerry brown ordered mandatory water restrictions, first time in history, as the straight grapples with serious doubt. executive order will have huge impact affecting residents business owners and even farmers. >> as californians we have to put topping -- pull together. save water. >> for the first time ever california impo

interested in exploring barton's role in all of this might want to visit the red cross museum in geneva, switzer land. they think highly of ms. barton there. there's an entire room devoted to her, perhaps a more fitting memorial than the rest stop on the new jersey turnpike that we have named for her. [ laughter ] the third path-breaking effort made in 1865 was to devise a system of medical service that could be organized before any hostileities started. her idea was that once the shooting began it was too lit to start collecting supplies or recruit appropriate personnel. she wanted something that would be ready to go whenever it was needed. this again was in sharp contrast to the experience of both sides in the civil war, which had to scramble to put together medical arrangements while the chris skies are was upon them. the first thing barton proposed was that warehouses be built where supplies could be collected and stored so they could be quickly pulled off the shelves and made available. her own house was living proof of this. during the war, barton had solicited supplies as well as distribu

the foreign minister supposedly so charming to our negotiating team in switzer lands later -- a radical hezbollah terrorist who fortunately was killed seven years ago. that's to say nothing of the behavior of the iranian regime. whether it's trying to take over iraq or supporting the houthis in yemen. at least moderate their words. >> let's look at reports we've given in in the last number of days that they wouldn't have to disclose the full range of nuclear capability beforehand or at the outset of this deal. so they get fo spin their centrifuges, some 6,000 of them. they get to keep their nuclear facilities including the underground facility that they'd be able to run with these nuclear centrifuges. they get the ability to continue to sensitive research, verification, sanctions and ballistic missiles. what are we getting out of this deal? what is the one benefit the united states gets out of this deal? >> sean, it's hard to say what benefit we're getting at all. another one that they just walked back last week was their agreement to export all of their uranium stockpiles to a third co

interested in exploring barton's role in all of this might want to visit the red cross museum in geneva, switzer land. they think highly of ms. barton there. there's an entire room devoted to her, perhaps a more fitting memorial than the rest stop on the new jersey turnpike that we have named for her. [ laughter ] the third path-breaking effort made in 1865 was to devise a system of medical service that could be organized before any hostileities started. her idea was that once the shooting began it was too lit to start collecting supplies or recruit appropriate personnel. she wanted something that would be ready to go whenever it was needed. this again was in sharp contrast to the experience of both sides in the civil war, which had to scramble to put together medical arrangements while the chris skies are was upon them. the first thing barton proposed was that warehouses be built where supplies could be collected and stored so they could be quickly pulled off the shelves and made available. her own house was living proof of this. during the war, barton had solicited supplies as well as distribu

by june 30th, now the comment aim at reassuring hardliners who oppose that deal, reach thursday in switzer land, iran and six world powers announce the deal to curb the country's nuclear program in return for lifting western sanctions. >>> well, less than two weeks to get your taxes done. and if you're in a return, "3 on your side" has a warning for you. plus, how your refund monaco ends up in the wrong account. one local woman lost thousands. >> and are you planning to buy an apple watch? well, you won't be able to just go to the store and pick one out. the special requirements to get the new gadgets. >> and happy easter everybody. this is a live look at center city courtesy of "skycam 3". it looks like it will be abut full day. but just wait. the start of the work week shows the potential for even the warmer temperatures. we like the sound that far. makes us very hoppy as carol would say. we'll be rig you forgot the milk! that's lactaid®. right. 100% real milk just without the lactose. so, no discomfort? exactly. try some... mmm, it is real milk. lactaid®. 100% real milk. no discomfort.

tom switzer: apps -- nader naeimi: absolutely. the u.s.lar is one of the most important drivers. quasi-tightening across the world in particular in emerging countries. and through a reduction in money supply growth with those countries. at the historical correlations all performance of emerging markets and the u.s. dollar, you will see a negative correlation. periods of u.s. strength correspond to underperformance of emerging markets and asian shares. touching your conditions. if the u.s. dollar stabilizes, or corrects, that would be quite positive for asian and emerging markets equities. rishaad: let's go back to what you said it. any u.s.ts deflation which it goes to the centrality of your point is that it makes a mockery of tightening policy this year? : absolutely. i was so encouraged to listen to statement whenever for to the trends of the u.s. dollar in the past. employment and inflation. indirect effect of u.s. dollar strength has been an inflation. look the correlation of u.s. dollar and inflation in u.s., a strong correlation. wha

and top clinton defenders have taken to the air waves to blast the book's conservative author peter switzerttack anybody who promotes his work in advance. >> let's see what the book says when it comes out and i'm happy to come back and if i'm wrong i would be happy to say it but i think it's a political job and can smell it a mile away. >> reporter: chelsea clinton at 35 years old is one of the foundation cochairs and insisted thursday the foundation would not change its practices. >> the work will continue as it is. i think that is the right choice for the people who are being affected by that work. >>. >>> the biggest question is whether the foundation's financial dealings along with the blurred lines between donors and the clinton family's accumulation of wealth will matter to voters. for now hillary clinton and people are refusing to address specifics, they are convinced most americans do not care about the issues or see the alleged conflicts of interest. david shuster, al jazeera. >>> a dozen students hurt and one critically after a stage collapsed during a high school musical performa

we will have the first live interview peter switzer, we will talk to lenny davis who was i a specialounsel in the white house to will give hillary clinton's side of the story. >> thanks, chris. >> you bet, thanks. >>> you heard about the controversy that doctor oz is going through did the a attack on him by ten other doctors backfire? ten doctors are a accusing him of having quack treatments on his national television show. how he is hitting back, at his critics. he will be live with us in just a few minutes. >>> there is a time on the screen? >> it is 8:45. >> it the is right. >> so let me answer her. >> someone says, tracie holy, same last name, fix the time my head will explode. heel be late to work. >> maybe her clock is wrong. >> you are off your clock. >> i am in the trying to be funny but that happens to me too. >> you are off your clocker. >> it is not me, it is you. >> another guy that says mike, don't use the the jamaica joke on miss jamaica. >> it is not a good would be. you need to come to her and say something no man has ever said to her before. >> what could that be, th

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