he's with the clinton campaign. your reaction. war within the democratic party right now. >> i wouldn't put it that way, wolf. i think it's much simpler than that. i'd be happy to send a copy to jeff weaver of the audit reports that show multiple attempts, 24, by four different employees by the sanders campaign to steal data from the clinton campaign on wednesday of this past week. it was a violation of the rules and for someone like senator sanders who said he would run a different type of campaign. this is below the belt as it goes. he should discipline the other staffers. we can resolve this and have fairly waged campaign. until that happens, i don't understand what all these distractions are about about lawsuits. senator sanders can resolve this today about coming clean about what his staffers took from the clinton campaigns. the data we have gained through sweat equity there our volunteers in iowa and new hampshire and knocking on doors and making calls. 24 different occasions they downloaded that data and tried to get an upp

, the hillary clinton side of that wall. that is why they are being disciplined. that is why their access is being shut off. he also seemed to be saying that there was another time where the wall broke down and they ended up in possession of hillary clinton information and their response to that was to immediately seal it off, to not look at it, to not do anything with it, and to alert the dnc. if this happened on the other side, if hillary clinton at some point, sanders' information fell into their hands and they responded the same way, presumably there would be no need for the dnc to discipline the hillary clinton campaign for that, just as there would be no need for the dnc to discipline the sanders campaign for acting responsibly in the way we described. again, weaver is saying the sanders campaign is sitting here saying problem here is the dnc, its lax security, its firewall, its incompetence, that does seem to be an issue but that is not the issue over which the sanders campaign is losing access to this access. the issu

first he accused hillary clinton of playing the woman's card. then he said bill clinton and his personal history with women will be fair game in 2016. >> i think he is fair game because his presidency was really considered to be very troubled, to put it mildly sh because of all the things that she's talking to me about. i mean, she's mentioning sexism. so, certainly bill clinton is not going to be the end-all in the campaign and he'll come under attack, not just from me, but he'll come under attack from many other people. >> so far the clintons have not responded but the chair of the democratic national committee did on "meet the press." listen. >> i think that donald trump or any candidate on the other side of the aisle would raise bill clinton as somehow a negative to their peril. >> the former president is expected to join his wife on the campaign trail in january. >> and what about the rest of the republican field? >> well, many of them are gearing up for a heavy few days of campaigning. tomorrow trump and kasich will be in new hampshire. mar

there is no doubt the dnc is a cheering squad for hillary clinton. he number of debates, the little number of debates. martin o'malley made the same point. on the that score the sanders campaign is absolutely right. and third i think the timing is suspicious here. this whole thing -- this breach was all a big deal the day after bernie gets the endorsement oft communication workers and democracy for america and the day before the next debate. i smell a rat. >> and others have brought up that interesting timing. roland, when you look at this and the reaction, one thing that is interesting is we weren't hearing much from the clinton campaign until a conference call. does that raise flags for you? >> no. if you are the clinton folks why should you say anything? you allow the dnc to do what they do. let congress woman debbie wassermann schultz be out front. the lawsuit is sanders against dnc. i will go a different way here. for the last several weeks you see his campaign complain that the networks ignoring his campaign and release studies showing how much

he is a reviled figure on the left. clinton is playing the role of uniter in the democratic party by taking the big shots at trump. that is one boogie man that everybody on the left is on board with really going after. what that means in the context of the general election is hard to predict because trump is not yet the republican nominee. his appeal only seems to be growing with these vicious shots he's taking at other candidates. so it is too early to tell. >> let me ask you this. there are plenty of things hillary clinton could say in the debate or on the stump about donald trump. she said something in particular that video of him was used as isis recruitment tool. that's not true. was that sloppy? was that on purpose? there are plenty of things she could have said. >> the language was a little loose. it was close to right. we're not talking about something that's entirely out of left field here. a lot of national security officials and president obama's administration were reacting to trump's comments by saying it would be

individual leaders of the dnc can support hillary clinton in any way they want but they are not going to sabotage our campaign. one of the strongest grass root campaigns in modern history. >> immediately after weaver's press conference dnc party chair debbie wasserman schultz, if sanders files had been accessed. the problem is that dnc chair's alleged conflict of interest. debbie wasserman-schultz in addition to being dnc chair, is one of hillary clinton's toughest supporters. limiting the number of democratic debates, most of the few debates that have been scheduled have been scheduled for weekends. that means fewer people watching and less of an opportunity for clinton challengers to break through. the fight with the dnc comes as bernie sanders appears to be gaining some momentum. his campaign has now collected more than 2 million individual contributions averaging less than $30 each. sanders says no other candidate who is not a sitting president has ever received 2 million donations at this point in a white house run. hillary clinton has received a smaller number of total contribut

the campaign. and now it's bill clinton's turn. n effort to bring down hillary. >> i think he is fair game because his presidency was really considered to be very troubled, to put it mildly because of all of the things that she is talking to me about. she has got to be careful. it's got to be fair. we all have to fight fairly and we have fight, you know, for are the good of the country, for the good of the people. for the good of everybody. we have to fight fairly. she is playing the woman's card and it's like give me a break. >> top democrats immediately fired back. >> i think that donald trump or any candidate on the other side of the aisle would raise bill clinton as somehow a negative to their peril. every poll i have seen if bill clinton were can do the tomorrow he would be elected. >> if hillary thinks she can unleash her husband with his terrible record of women abuse while playing the women's card on me, she is wrong. joining us now with reaction from dallas, trump campaign spokesperson pierson and from washington democratic

but clearly in this case it looks like they're trying to help the clinton campaign. we're take on the establishment, and i'm sure there are people within the democratic establishment who are not happy about the overwhelming success that senator sanders is having all across this country, but we are determined to win this campaign. we're going to win this campaign by talking about the issues that are important to the american people. to do that we need our data, which has been stolen by the dnc. that's what we want back. >> late this afternoon the sanders campaign filed a lawsuit against the dnc seek an injunction and asking for more than $600,000 per day in damages. joining me now to respond is the chair of the democratic national committee, representative debbie wasserman schultz of florida. thanks so much for joining me tonight, debbie. >> thanks for having me, alex. >> so for people looking at this i think a lot of folks are confused about the crime and the punishment. and explain to us if you can why you think this punishment fits the crime. >> well, first i think

first he accused hillary clinton of playing the woman's card. he said bill clinton and his personal history with women will be fair game in 2016. >> i think he is fair game because his presidency was really considered to be very troubled, to put it mildly sh because of all the things that she's talking to me about. i mean, she's mentioning sexism. so, certainly bill clinton is not going to be the end-all in the campaign and he'll come under attack, not just from me, but he'll come under attack from many other people. >> so far the clintons have not responded but the chair of the democratic national committee did on "meet the press." listen. >> i think that donald trump or any candidate on the other side of the aisle would raise bill clinton as somehow a negative to their peril. >> the former president is expected to join his wife on the campaign trail in january. >> and what about the rest of the republican field? >> well, many of them are gearing up for a heavy few days of campaigning. tomorrow trump and kasich will be in new hampshire. marco r

reality is trump and the clintons were reallyends. >> i always respected him. i liked him over the years. >> reporter: the two men golfed together and trump famously invited the clintons to his most recent wedding. >> it was perfectly nice. i'm glad we did it. he also told me on more than one occasion what a good job she did in the senate for new york after /11 >> reporter: the way trump tells it now, they were both playing the you scratch my back/i'll scratch yours political game. when the billionaire argues he won't have to play if he's president. >> with hillary clinton i said be at my wedding and she came to my wedding. you know why? she had no choice. i gave to a foundation that frankly that foundation is supposed to do good >> reporter: regardless of the senior clinton and trump relationship, their daughters are genuinely close. chelsea saying, she is always aware of everyone around her and ensuring everyone is enjoying the moment. for ivanka, the feeling is mutual about chelsea. >> she's been a great friend to me. i've bee

you're inviting all of the bill clinton, the good, the bad, thegly. in this case, maybe donald trump is right. it is fair game. >> and he's not the typical spouse, you know, he isn't sort of the typical spouse of the candidate. he has this record himself and certainly hillary clinton was a big part of his administration. >> and democrats love him, right? he wasn't successful in 2008, stumbled on the trail, wasn't helpful to his wife who was more helpful in 2012 with barack obama, kind of explainer in chief he was nen as a nickname around the white house. so, you know, we'll see if this works. we'll see how long he keeps this up. trump obsesses with things and then moves on. we'll see what happens with this. >> does she -- today she was on -- in a campaign event and asked this, there's no doubt she heard the question but sort of looks sort of past the questioner, she's not going to answer it. but there's going to be a press availability where she takes questions and tis is go heing to come up. what does she say? >> i think in many instances she's b

you have the successes of the clinton administration. you would have her successes of being part of the obama administration. but you carry years of baggage. if it is a trump/clinton campaign in a general election or anybody against hillary clinton in the general election, we'll be hearing again about the rose law firm billing records what happened to watergate, does bill clinton have illegitimate children heigiding in alabama? this is part of the conversation. this is how you take down a clinton in any election. >> the question i have to ask is for women voters, the idea that you attack a woman who has her own credentials that she is running for president on, and your attacks are based on her husband, i wonder if you're hearing that it might not be such a good idea to not focus on the woman running, but go after her man? >> another issue here dangerous for donald trump is he is also on his third wife. he's twice divorced. this is sort of a topic i don't think he would want anyone to be looking into his past and his past marriages and bri

the battle between clintons and donald trump escalating to all out war in the race for the white houseump is doubling down on his claims that bill clinton wants sex scandals are fair game and he is ratcheting up the personal attacks against the former president. >> there were certainly a lot of abusive women and you look at whether it's monica lewenski or paula jones or many of them and that certainly will be fair game. certainly if they play the women's card with respect to me, that will be fair guam. >> trump's attacks on the clintons may actually be a part of a bigger strategy. >> i think this is not about hillary. i think trump is not firing off the first shot in the general election. this is all aimed at the republican nominating process by taking her on as the foil. plays the presumptive nominee. this is all about him rising above the other candidates on the republican side. it's not anen engagement in a real general election campaign yet. he is using her as a foil and i must say effectively. >> joining us with analysis fox news contributor leslie marshall and with me here in new

charlie: that's not the way to do it. hillary clintonpart of what you have to do is make it clear to everyone else who is in the party that there is room for negotiation. those who do not even believe in the legislative process, because they think they arrived with all the answers, and there's nothing they can learn -- maybe there is some ground. i worked with tom delay on reforming the adoption system. even though we were politically opposite, he cared a lot about foster kids. he and his wife had taken them in. i knew that, i cared about them, so we found common ground. that is just a 24/7 effort. i will put whatever it takes into doing it. charlie: waiting for the plane to come down from new york, a nice lady said to me, where are you going? i said, i'm going to talk to hillary clinton. she said, ask her this one question for me. what can i do to make a difference? that is what she said. you must a finding that as you go. i would think my running for president, you have done this before as tough as it is and sleepless as it is, you hav

today's clinton's last day on the trail before christmas. >>> hillary clinton is raking in money from wall street in her attempts to downplay are under fire. she said about 3% of my donations come from people in the finance world. you can go to opensecrets.org and check it. it says 7.2% of donations come from wall street. where did she get the 3%? fuzzy math. clinton received $2 million from wall street. commercial banks and super pacs make up 7.2% of her fund raising total. >>> this morning, we are learning details about the taliban suicide attack that killed six u.s. service members. it is a sign of violence in afghanistan one year after the u.s. officially ended combat operations there. cnn's alexandra field is following developments and joins us now. we understand one was a nypd officer. what else happened? >> reporter: this was carried out by a suicide bomber riding a motorcycle. it was a joint patrol with afghan security forces and nato. three service members killed and three civilians. among them detective joseph lemm. he served two tours of duty in afghanistan and another tour

they may make one up knowing the clinton clintons. she made it up. it was a sound bite. i have great relationships with the hispanics. i didn't say what he said. they make up things in the world of politics. they're all talk no action. they're politician and you sure you want to go down that road, the fact-checkers have called you out on false statemes on any other candidate. >> i'll go down tt road. many of the things that i have said, i think about all of them, they have been controvsial at one point, they're not controversial in the end because people start to say, trump is actually right, you go into illegal immigration, everyone nonow is coming my way. i have been 100% right as far as crime is concerned, as far as the economy is concerned. i have been right more than >> you haven come up with a video of those people cheering on 9/11. >> i have come up with plenty. there were many other stories written. thousands of people have been callin and writing and e-mailing, many people saw it, and it wasasn new jersey and it was also all over the world. there's an obvious pro

won't defeat hillary clinton. the only way to defeat hillary clinton is to attack child's. >> i think everything shows if president trump was. bill clinton steps up his campaigning after the first of the year. i. because of all the things she's talked become. he used bad language to describe the defeat. despite that charge, democratic socialist says he's trying to rule in attempted faders. . right for his message about raying the minimum wage and free college, that anger back those fears and. anger against mexicans. campaigning today in the backyard of the billionaire's vehic vehicle. he cannot hurl snults of his own. >> he wakes up in his pajamas and watches the tv show on saturday and sunday. donald trump is not serious being a. clear clearly. >> ed. >>> in iraq. on a mill taerm. iraqi soldiers raised their country's flag and celebrated in central rue made i. . eye raspberry. he felt, quote, liberated. but & more work needs to be done flushing out isis fires, holed up in buildings, and clearing out ieds and clearing

if it were the clinton campaign that accessed the proprietary information of the sanders campaign you would be darned sure that his supporters would demand we take same action. >> but sanders campaign says his office notified them about the problem. for his side, they never shared the clinton fielz. >> we have to assume that our data was equally exposed and updated reports prove that it was. and we just want to -- we wanted to document and understand the scope of the problem so that we could report it accurately. we didn't actually like use it for anything valuable. and we didn't take custodianship of i.t. >> wasserman schultz says that doesn't matter and she insists that agreements with both the sanders and clinton campaigns leave her little choice. >> the only available remedy for us is to make sure that we cannot have the information manipulated and the only way to do that is to temporarily suspend their access to the voter file. >> late friday the sanders campaign filed a lawsuit in federal court accusing the dnc of trying to tip the outcome. >> access our own information. informa

the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. former secretary of state hillary clinton, vermont senator bernie sanders and martin o'malley faced off saturday in the third democratic presidential debate. the candidates met just one day after the sanders campaign sued the democratic national committee for blocking access to key voter data files. the dnc took action after a sanders campaign's effort improperly accessed clinton's -- sanders campaign staffer improperly accessed clinton's voter files, taking advantage of a glitch in the system. the sanders campaign fired the staffer involved and the dnc has restored access to the files. sanders apologized for the breach during saturday's debate, which focused largely on foreign policy. clinton and sanders sparred over the role of the u.s. military. the united states must lead, but it is not the policeman of the world. the united states must not be involved in perpetual warfare in the middle east. the united states at the same time cannot successfully fight assad and isis. isis is the major priority. >> if the united states do

robert, the trump campaign bringing bill clinton's past behavior into the spotlight. hillary is not bill by any means but is it fair? is he fair game? >> you know something when you have bill clinton one of the most respected public figures in the world, one of the most successful presidencies in modern times, you really don't worry about what an atlantic city lounge act like donald trump has to say. who is in his corner? so you don't really waste your time dwelling on that. to the clinton's campaign they are not in a feud with trump. they are talking about issues. donald trump continues to do what he and ted cruz and others do engaging personal attacks because they really ultimately represent a defeat for conservatism and a defeat for doesn'tcy in favor of demagoguery. that's what they represent. >> we've been hearing analysts say from the get go you don't want to get into a verbal sparring war with donald trump because he's so adroit, so good at it. do you think the clintons -- that they can toss it right back to him? >> look, i think it's a dumb move for hillary cli

all the reaction from the hillary clinton? trite it is not the first time he demonstrateed his sexism. jennifer, her communications director said the accummulation and degrading language affects all women. if it is not that bad why all this? >> look, this helps the hillary clinton camp. right? to get in a fight with donald trump in a democratic party you have to talk about catnip for the media, it words for her. so this --. all the more we make out of of out of it the better for hillary clinton? >> absolutely. trump offends. the more media is offended, the more the person who is hit is offended bit, the more people out in who are offended at the political process in this country who are for him and they dig in harder and cheer him on. it is like a self reinforcing game between the press, trump and his opponents. and it works. >> i am looking at where this goes next and i have heard a couple of pundits say and now donald trump himself talking about bill clinton and trump tweeting for example, that letting her husband how to camp

they all brought their a-game within the course of that. hillary clintonl the dominant force in this. but bernie sanders does have an outside shot. >> then, what? it doesn't go anywhere. >> if you win iowa and new hampshire -- >> but, then, still, then what? you still have a 74-year-old democratic socialist who is too far to the left to win a general election. and so what you have to figure out, if he's going to be winning the democratic nomination, is there somebody else? >> in the course of america today, there's no conservatives left in the democratic party and there's no liberals left in the republican party at all. if bernie sanders happens to win it, which i think is very difficult, he could beat somebody like donald trump if donald trump is the nominee. >> i was at the vegas debate on tuesday and from what i heard yesterday -- bernie sanders sounded a lot like ted cruz and ronald paul like me and hillary clinton has sounded like lindsey graham. >> you definitely you're seeing that right now. how about that point cokie was just making. even if bernie

they like the idea of a bill clinton-hillary clinton team in the white house. younger voters don't have that memory. he's supporting sanders because he doesn't find hillary clinton to be authentic. >> i don't trust her. she's very strict she's going to -- she's you know with obama right now and i'm not really supporting what he's doing. so that's just not going to fly with me. >> now, mike's mother a hillary clinton supporter so you sees that generational gap there john. >> all right libby thank you very much. al jazeera, jason johnson is al jazeera's political contributor. he's in cleveland tonight. jason an extreme move by the democratic national committee? >> i think it's an extreme move, i think it's terrible, it presents the party in a bad way, it empowers the bernie sanders campaign which we know the dnc doesn't want and it reflects a lack of trust and a lack of integrity on the part of how this campaign is being run on the democratic side. >> you don't think bernie sanders did anything wrong? >> no. what i think of this is as of now since we're still find

it makes us think that she's actually funny. >> and the line, the 2008 clinton says to the '16 clintonng to run against and she says trump and falls on the floor. >> you have to imagine in rehearsals it was hilarious. she did it so well on the live show. i think that this is "saturday night live" making a decision. we all can figure out where "saturday night live" viewers will be and the writers of the show. we know where they're going to be on the election. when sarah palin has to make an appearance to bolster hillary clinton, you know they think they probably have a little bit of a problem. i think what will be interesting to see is what does "saturday night live" decide to do if it does come down between hillary and trump? because they love having trump on and they think he's funny and can put him in a good setting and he had record ratings for them. but when it came down to it who would they choose? >> i would love to see both come on. can you imagine the ratings of that show? hillary came on and she did a segment, i think she did a skit, she was a bar tender. remember that one? th

mark: what would you do if the shoe were on the other foot? clintonides had downloaded your data and looked at it? >> sure, we would complain about it, absolutely. to say that we have engaged in some the various thing here, because here are the facts, a couple of months ago when we first found out that the firewalls which are supposed to be in place to protect everybody's data were not in place, we immediately notify the dnc and told them that the firewalls were not in place, and they ensured us that they would be put back in place, and obviously they were not. that's why a couple of people had access to the data. has: the guy who was fired been quoted as saying that he was not trying to steal data, that he were trying to probe the firewall. do you believe that? >> here is what i believe. mark: do you believe -- >> i don't know. it is hard for me to say i believe something who i have never met. mark: why was he fired? >> because he made a bad and wrong choice. when this happened a couple of , we immediately locked it down and told the dnc about it and

the clinton campaign communicions director of the clinton campaign.o begin with secretary clinton giving it to the republican candidates last night. your response to donald trump this morning? >> you know, donald trump i think was talking -- what secretary clinton was saying last night, one of the many dangerous things about donald trump is that his hot rhetoric saying we shouldn't allow muslim refugees is being used -- an international group that monitors social media on isis -- >> but there have been no videos. >> what they have said, they're using him, he's being used in social media by isis as propaganda. don't have a particular video in mind but he's being used in social media. what they haven't found is a video that you know mr. trump keeps talking about this alleged mystery video of thousands of people in new jersey cheering the collapse of the world trade center. it's true he's being used in social media by isis. >> but to be fair you don't have a video -- >> to help recruiting. i'm not referring to a specific video. but he is being used in so

from the clinton campaign, one is fired. i guess the others get a pat on the back. joining me now, luis miranda. thank you for coming on. >> good to be with you. >> let's start with the first allegation from the sanders' campaign that you are locking them out of their own information, that it's one thing to punish them, but you're locking them out from their own information. is that true? >> i think it's important to understand that the facts are pretty clear. the sanders campaign has already fired one staffer and jeff weaver mentioned there may be action against the others, because they inappropriately and systematically accessed data belonging to another campaign and that's a very serious issue. we sign the agreements with the campaigns to access the system. there's a set of requirements and there's a protocol that has to be followed. so we're following the protocol to make sure that the information was accessed, because this wasn't just going in -- >> let me stop you there. you said protocol. walk me through the protocol.

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-- is the dnc taking sides with the clinton campaign? >> look, sure, all i know is that i don't know the motivation of every person in the dnc, but there is a pattern of conduct and we have had concern for the saturday night campaign structure, and they are trying to help the clinton campaign, and there are others who are not happy with the overwhelming success of senator sanders, but we are going to win this campaign, and win this campaign and we want to have this data reinstated. >> very strong words by jeff weaver, the campaign manager of the bernie sanders' campaign, and making severe accusations for them stopping what he says is bernie sanders' information, and powerful indictment of the dnc and the chair of the dnc debbie wassermann schultz is standing by live. we will get her reaction. there she is. we will get her reactions to the comments of jeff weaver when we come back. let's get these dayquil liquid but these liquid gels are new. mucinex fast max. it's the same difference. this one is max strength and fights mucus. mucinex fas

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the debate. it doesn't behoove hillary clinton. she's ahead. nk she gains anything by looking to be the heavy and continually sort of clubbing the sanders campaign for the egrej just breach that they actually perpetrated. i think this is all going to be behind the scenes, the campaign staffers going at each other the way we have been seeing it up until now. i think tonight at the debate, the two candidates will be focusing on their issues. i also don't think it behooves the sanders' company to be the number one issue. it was his staffers that go on to perpetrate this breach. i think they will focus on the issues. bernie sanders has terrific issues. he has great supporter. hillary clinton was also focused on economic security. she is focused on national security, one of her big strengths and americans are so focused on right now. they both will focus on the issues at hand, which will be a great contrast to the circus that has been the republican debates up until now. >> let's talk about that. a debate tonight in new hampshire. you mentioned forei

computers with the clinton email problem. n, the chair of the democratic national committee having limited the debates to five debates now -- now -- >> woodruff: democratic. democratic debates. not even one-half as the republican caucus. open, free party. saturday night the lowest tv night of the week -- >> another one coming up tomorrow night. >> tomorrow night. looks like tilted already in hillary clinton's favor and now she's depriving bernie sanders' campaign of the one thing they have which is the information? i mean, their campaign was a door-to-door, person-to-person campaign and they're going to deprive them of that? it looks like david against goliath, i'm rooting for david. >> woodruff: what started out as an accusation against the sanders camp could end up helping sanders? >> yeah, but the question is how much anti-establishment is in the democratic party. maybe they don't like the establishment, i like the people that run my party. republicans don't, they hate the people that run their party, but i don't know about