and now some republicans demand the irs audit the clinton foundation, and i believe the clinton foundation is a scam where did the conservatives go to want to abolish the irs? this document, the to constitution limited political authority to stay within guardrails and those limits on political action left individual americans most history of the world. but the main is that guardrails are just an announce. and they got awarded for that. the more mother hillary clinton promises to cram an agenda down the throats of her enemies, the more enthusiastic is her base. the more unrestrained the idea, the more press coverage, the more ratings sore. by contrast, humble candidates, quieter one with modest plans, constitutional ones, they got lost in the shouting. so that the bad news this year. but let's end the show with some good news. breaking political guardrails sometimes creates good things too.o. this year some school children got good news. these seven states passed equation choice programs. that means some kids locked and crummy schools have better options. also this year 13 states expanded e

the e-mail scandal was a lost aggressive digging by major news organizations, the clinton foundation,but then that story started to run out of gas because there were no new rest places and the refrain on the right became, well, we are giving hillary clinton a pass but she is not in a competitive race. >> that is true. the clintons have their own political reality store. >> everyone has a reality store. >> they did have months of coverage on the clinton foundation on the e-mails and benghazi. it is not not as interesting as covering the g.o.p....not a circus...a party. >> horse race. >> there is no horse race. >> they thought with bernie sanders there is what a big excitement, feel the burn, we are there, but hillary clinton has the nomination and it is a done story. >> to what extent are media facts checkers whether the republican or democratic side? increasingly seen as partisan or pushing an agenda and what they say doesn't matter? >> all of the media is viewed with suspicion so a lofts suspicion and people can dismiss what they don't like. >> i take the true and false and pants on

he was a democrat during that time, supported hillary clinton's campaign, the clinton foundation. he musmore about once friendly with the clintons-- trump is now going after both. tweeting: "if hillary thinks she can unleash her husband, with his terrible record of women abuse, while playing the women's card on me, she's wrong!" (nats) in new hampshire monday, trump again defended his use of the vulgar terthat started this feud... when describing hillary clinton's loss to barack obama in 2008. (sot trump) "can i say the word? it's a common word in new york. it means badly beaten." (nats clinton rally today) back on the trail today, clinton is shrugging off trump's harsh words. her campaign, insisting she will not be bullied or distracted. (sot clinton today) this will be a consequential election is so many ways, because we have work to do! meanwhile, republican marco rubio picks up a big endorsement? campaigning in iowa this week with benghazi committee chair trey gowdy. tag: bad weather has stalled rubio's planned bus tour. not a problem for donald trump... who is holding a press

he was a democrat during that time, supported hillary clinton's campaign, the clinton foundation. he musmore about the clintons than the republicans do. once friendly with the clintons-- trump is now going after both. tweeting: "if hillary thinks she can unleash her husband, with his terrible record of women abuse, while playing the women's card on me, she's wrong!" (nats) in new hampshire monday, trump again defended his use of the vulgar term that started this feud... when describing hillary clinton's loss to barack obama in 2008. (sot trump) "can i say the word? it's a common word in new york. it means badly beaten." (nats clinton rally today) back on the trail today, clinton is shrugging words. her campaign, insisting she will not be bullied or distracted. (sot clinton today) this will be a consequential election is so many ways, because we have work to do! meanwhile, republican marco rubio picks up a big endorsement? campaigning in iowa this week with benghazi committee chair trey gowdy. jack: iowa caucus goers got the chance to see trump earlier tonight in council bluffs. the

>> in fairness, those e-mails showing a quid pro quo perhaps on the clinton foundation are not there.s that because there's future document dumps coming on new year's eve, for example? or were those e-mails destroyed? or maybe less nefarious, they do not exist. >> maybe it's purely coincide coincidental. >> i'll expect you tosh working new year's eve for the latest. >> thank you all very much for joining us. >>> ahead, should journalists be calling for rahm emanuel's resignation after a chicago police cover-up in the killing of a teenager. >>> up next, how are different news outlets covering the controversy over donald trump. our media microscope is straight ahead. when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe d

they don't care he used donate to the clinton foundation and the clintons attended his thir wedding and he's had a past relationship with the clintons and in the impeachment calling bill clinton a great guy. they don't care about that it. >> i wonder if it hurts hillary clinton pretty influential columnist who is critical of donald trump came out and she grease that bill clinton's past is relevant to the wife's campaign. trump has smeared women because of their looks, clinton has preyed on them. does this hurt hillary clinton? >> it certainly takings away the weapon that the democrats levelled with republicans. how can you do that when bill clinton preyed on women. there are allegations on this day when bill cosby was charged similar to what cosby was charged it takes away the weapon of charging the republicans on a war against women when she is married to someone who has had a personal war against women much of his life. >>> what about trump's strength among women. he insists women voters love him. that's not thorough. according to a fox news poll, among his supporters in the primaries

whole rebuilding operation, not surprising very little of it goes through the purchase of the clinton foundation. why? politics pay big time. heller was scorned. it's true. the clintons. the clintons have the money when they went into politics. now they have quite a few hundreds of millions of dollars in the foundation is over billion. how do you go from zero to 200 million it works be? well, you invent the iphone. they figured out how to make politics pay. we have not seen this level of corruption in america before. it had a rich presidents. fdr was rich, rich, jfk was rich, but they were rich before. jimmy carter or truman or reagan, the came to the government to make money, but we are seeing with obama and hillary this undying thirst for money and power. now, a very different character. both of them are racketeers of the, but bills rackets and his ambition are limited by the circumference of his appetite. basicallyappetite. basically in a big room and top dog everyone's fawning over him. if you canif you can supply his immediate appetite is a happy camper. bill does not necessarily want to ru

he supported hillary clinton's campaign, the clinton foundation. reporter: once friendly with the clintons trump is going after both tweeting if hillary thinks she can unleash her husband with the terrible record of the women abuse, while playing the women's card on me, she is wrong. he described hillary clinton's loss to obama in 2008. >> that word, a common word in new york. it needs to be beaten badly. >> back on the trail today. clinton shrugging off trump's harsh words. her campaign insisted she will not be bully or distracted. >> this will be a consequencial election in so many ways. we have work to do. >> marco rubio picks up a big endorsement, campaigning in iowa with the benghazi committee chair. >> bad weather stalled rubio's planned bus tour. that is not a problem for donald trump who is holding a press conference en route to the iowa rally on board the luxury jet. abc7 news, washington. kellye: still ahead at 5:00, ddot plan that could lead to thousand-dollar speeding tickets. what d.c. mayor muriel bowser had to say when we asked her ab

now some republicans are demanding the irs audit the clinton foundation. id the conservatives go from want to go abolish the irs to wanting to punish rivals. the constitution ordered leaders to stay within guardrails. and left americans mostly to our own devices and that created the most prosperous country in the history of the world. but now politicians act like guardrails are just an annoyance. the more outrageous trump is the more his numbers soar. the more hillary clinton plans to jam an agenda down the throafts her enemies, the more enthusiastic her base. that's the bad news this year. but let's end the show on some good news. break political guardrails sometimes create some good things. this year some stood children got good news. these seven states passed education choice programs. that means some kids who were locked in crummy government schools got better options. more state decided to allow adult to get high or medicate themselves. recreational weed was legalized in alaska, oregon and washington, d.c. >> d.c. has gone green. pot legal to smoke in

he contributed to her new york senate campaigns and gave at least $100,000 to the clinton foundation.the clintons, they attended his 2005 wedding. but it would be an understatement to say all that changed after trump entered the race. clinton right shouldered to clarify their relationship. >> i didn't know him that well. i mean, i knew him. i knew him and i happened to be planning to be in florida and i thought it would be fun to go to his wedding because it's always entertaining. now that he's running for president it's a little more troubling. >> i really was very friendly with all politicians. i had to get along with everybody. i got along with the clintons. >> then the gloves came off. >> you look at hillary clinton. and i've said she is the worst secretary of state in the history of this country. >> he is great at inewe -- innuendo and defaming people. that's not what i want to do in my campaign and that's not how i'm going to conduct myself. >> days of poking fun like this seemed to be over. >> you're a loser. >> she puts on her pant suit in the morning. she gets up. no. nothing

we don't know what's going on with her e-mails, we don't know what's going on with the clinton foundationthey don't seem to care. >> and you might miss this if you miss a debate. watch what happens. >> as we await secretary clinton back stage heerl. senator sanders, this question goes to you first, anyway. in 1995, the median. this year it's 5. in a sam lar time frame. >> sorry. >> kimberly, so she needed to use the ladies' room, she was great getting. >> i actually watched the debate, because guess what? fox had a charming moment. but the second thing, aesd -- everyone should love hillary. >> wrap it up. >>> when we return, it's "saturday night live" doing hillary clintons and more. get ready for laughs because the past week of hillary clintons is up next. >>> welcome back. time for "the fastest 7 minutes on television." three vivacious stories. the annual christmas episode of snl is always full of surprises, and this year's installment host bid tina fey and amy poehler didn't disappoint. find out what happens when hillary clinton gets a surprise from the past. >> oh, hillary! it's me, h

clinton ends the year in a lot better political shape than she started. however, how do you see some of these issues playing out for her? whether it's the emails or the clinton foundationquestions from "the wall street journal" about speaking fees for bill clinton. she ends the year as the person who is going to win the democratic nomination going away. she has no competition. the only caveat is if she's indicted. if she is not, the emails can have no effect on her nomination. could have an effect, a very attenuated effect in the general election. bernie sanders gave it away in the first debate. when he said i'm sick and tired of, et cetera, we all remember that. it is over as an issue again. unless there's some indictment, some outside force. but she has, she's won the nomination. as of today. >> it's supposed to be in any minds at the beginning of the year, a bush/clinton race, let's play what jeb bush told npr. >> i would argue that donald trump is in effect a creature of barack obama. but for barack obama, donald trump's effect would not be nearly as as strong as it is. we're living in a divided country right now and we need political leaders rather than continuing

below the screen we're looking at emails about favors she may or may not have done for the clinton foundationt force nor the clinton foundation, foreign donors while she was secretary of state. this one was in the press this morning, what was released last friday is a request from her son-in-law to do a favor for investor in the son-in-law's hedge fund because that investor is also investing in a company that mines the earth underthe ocean. what was mrs. clinton doing while she was secretary of state came in? negotiating a treaty with foreign countries about who gets, mine the earth under the ocean. martha: that would be why they would want to forward that to her. but whether or not there is a connection, whether or not she took any action with regard to that treaty based on that desire is really what it is all about. >> correct. we do not know what she did. we know she sent it to one of her assistants, please look into this. she could have deep-sixed it or done a favor for the son-in-law or for the investor could have done nothing. martha: full-time job going through this stuff. it will keep

the clinton foundation as well, but eventually that story started to run out of gas, because there were no new revelation, and then the refrain became we're giving hillary clinton a pass except she not in a very competitive race. >> that's true. i think the clintons have their own political reality show. >> everyone has one. >> exactly. but they did have many of coverage on the e-mails, on benghazi. it's just knolls as interesting as following the gop -- i don't want to call it a circus -- a party. >> it's a horse race. a cage match. >> they thought bernie sanders, there was a feel the berne, we're there, but hillary clinton has this nomination, and it's -- it's a done story. >> short answer from me to you. to what extent of media fact checkers increasingly seen as partisan or pushing an aagenda and what they say doesn't matter? >> i think all the media is viewed with suspicion in these areas, and i think people can dismiss whatever they don't like. >> i take politi-fact and they do the truth or false, and 32 true comments to hillary clinton. how many to donald trump? zero. if they coul

in the august debate he was talking about how he contributed to hillary clinton and the clinton foundationthat's kind of strange. i never asked marco rubio for anything, and i never would. i support marco rubio for some of the policies he's talked about over his career and how he would carry through those policies as president of the united states. >> have you ever wondered about the flip side of that? the billionaire is saying he hasn't really made up his mind but he is looking at ted cruz. the koch brothers are waiting to decide. do you think they're hedging their bets? >> this should not be a horse race that you bet on. there are so many candidates, including some very well qualified candidates, people are not sure. they're weighing the issues on which they agree with the most. i think because of the importance of this election and it's still so close at this point in time, i hope and i encourage others to go ahead and step forward and endorse marco rubio for president. >> it comes from these an he can doe -- anecdotes we get that they're worried donald trump will get this. i guess marc

i worked for president clinton, made charitable contributions in the past to the clinton foundation. welcome back. >> thanks, george. >> time to declare war on isis. >> look, we'rere definitely in conflict witit isis and i think we need a new update of military authorization, the aumf, that was passed after the attack after 9/11. >> why not declare war? >> it's a very legal term. make sure we have every tool at our disposable to number one, destroy ththr would-be caliphatat in iraq and syria. to destroy this network that they're using on the internet. >> what are you concerned about in the declaration in war? >> i think the legal experts say, there are a lot who say we already have the authority we need to go after isis or any international terrorist netwtwk, including al qaeda or anyone else. but i think it's important for congress to vote on behalf of the american people and make sure we're updating it to take into account the new authorities. >> you have been reluctant to say we're fighting radical islam, isn't it a mistake to not say it plain? >> well, that's a different a dangero

the president tonight. >>> more on that from secretary clinton. reminder for everyone watching, i worked for president clinton, the past to the clinton foundation. welcome back. >> thanks, george. >> time to declare war on isis? >> look, we're definitely in conflict with isis, and i think we need a new update of military authorization, the aumf, which was passed after the attack after 9/11. >> why not declare war? >> well, declare war is a very legal term as you know so well. i think what we want to do is make sure we have every tool at in iraq and syria. number two, do everything we can to dismantle this jihadist network that they're using on the internet. number three, do whatever necessary to protect us at home. >> what are you concerned about in the declaration in war? >> i think the legal experts say -- there are a lot who say we already have the authority we need to go after isis or any international terrorist network, including al qaeda or anyone else in the aumf. but i think it's important for congress to vote on behalf of the american people and to make sure we're updating it to take into account the new authorities at risk. >> you have

. >> before she was a candidate, the hillary clinton does a lot of good reporting and other institutions on the clinton foundation getting arm deals approved bring various countries and state department awards going to clinton foundation people, and some was never be addressed. i would ratherÑi she be asked about that, than you are having trouble with the row most -- remote. the maims show quid pro quo on the chinning to foundation are not there is that because there are future document dumps coming on new year's eve? or were they destroyed? or maybe less nefarious they do not exist and nothing was illegal? we don't know. >> i expect you to be working new year's eve. >> ed henry and jim and penny, thank you all for joining us. should journalistsen called for the resignation of rahm emanuel after a chicago police coverup in the killing of a teen? >> next, different news outlets are covering the controversy swirling around kentucky in our media microscope straight ahead. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i

he has got the clinton foundation here a lot of stuff that could be fair game. the clinton machine in the 90's known for some really dirty tactics. if donald trump crosses a line and they have said, you know, we have had it. they could unleash a lot of really troubling investigations into donald possibly in new york. who knows what's going on with them would the clichts ever say we're going to fight fire with fire and go after the donald personally you? >> this could get ugly fast in all sides. you see that in politics and the clinton machine you are right. has certainly been mixed up in a lot of these scrapes before. i think again for public consumption the clinton camp insist they want this to be on the issues. i will note in their defense that today hillary clinton was in new hampshire was not talking about donald trump was talking about alzheimer's research. something that a lot of do voters care about with aging parents. she is trying to stay on the issues. if donald trump keeps this up she may fire back. why should also point out she is not totally innocen

and they turn that into literally millions of dollars of donations to the clinton foundation. e are the problems i have. and also the press gives her a pass on everything. >> and republicans are her -- >> enemies and blah blah blah. >> her joke about not having -- >> she's old, she's obama administration old. i didn't mean age, also in age but old news she was in the old administration, obama's approval ratings are low, a new "wall street journal" poll just came out 43% only, the lowest ever. do you think that her -- >> not the lowest ever. >> but your point is well taken. because if his numbers are low, it will hurt her potentially. but i will say this, she's trying to separate herself from obama by saying she's more centralist. more hawkish, especially on the war issue. >> can she do that? >> i actually don't think there is much of a difference, you basically couldn't slip a piece of paper in between obama and hillary on that and actually saturday to have their debate. once again in the middle of the night, and hillary clinton is the first candidate in the history of the unit

good or bad, all you really need to know is that the concept was developed and promoted by the clinton foundation. and that the largest organization promoting it today is the humane society of the united states. they are raising millions of dollars. they don't give a damn about the elephants in africa. not a penny is going to the elephants in africa. that money is used to fight gun owners. they are raising millions of americans -- millions of dollars that they discovered, that an organ baby elephant calf next to a butchered mother raises a whole lot more money than a cute little panda. next year, we expect to be battling bans in over 20 states. every one of which threatens gun owners as well as knife owners. tomorrow, monday, is the deadline on the fed's proposed final ivory ban rule. please, every one of you, if you have not already done it, go to kniferights.org and follow the links on the home page to submit a comment, by tomorrow at midnight, in opposition to this absurd ban that will not save a single elephant in africa, but will cost americans billions and potentially remove hundreds of tho

think to fairness in her in the early months the complaint was they are hiding him because of the clinton foundationto your point trying to stand on her own two feet. now it's about simple politics. they want to bring in the closer. it's like marianne that rivera. >> straight ahead, as the terror threat escalates should ramp up surveillance of mosques. terror debate upcoming. you won't find the brand pharmacists recommend most for cold and flu relief at the shelf. advil cold & sinus is only behind the pharmacy counter. ask your pharmacist for fast, powerful advil cold & sinus. relief doesn't get any better than this. ajeb bush: donald, you're noth enough going to be ableully... to insult your way to the presidency. that's not going to happen. (applause) announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on isis. jeb will destroy isis... and keep america safe. jeb bush: the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. announcer: tested and proven leadership matters. jeb bush. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. okay! f

the campaign, of course. hillary clinton is front-runner democrat, a democratic nomination here. what did you observe about the work of the clinton foundation's been a lot of questions raised about that. >> well, i know bill clinton has done -- i've seen him a couple of times in haiti. he's done some incredible work in haiti. like with anything, some people will be satisfied some people are not. from what i've seen and witnessed between bill clinton and sean penn, they've done tremendous amount of work, given the condition and the environment down in haiti. >> praz michel, thank you for being here. congratulations on the film. go to sweetmickeyforpresident.com to see when it's showing in your area. >>> well, that does it for me. thank you for watching. i'll see you back here next sunday.  i know how it is. you're all set to book a flight using your airline credit card miles. and surprise! those seats sometimes cost a ridiculous number of miles, making it really hard to book the flight you want. luckily, there's a better way... with the capital one venture card. with venture, you'll earn unlimited double miles on eve

how about all the millions and billions at the clinton foundation, clinton global initiative take on. do nothing. she hasn't said anything. are you kidding me? she doesn't want to get into there and trump saying come on in here to this briar patch. he has got her right where he wants her. and trump know as little bit about this. and i think hillary's energy level here with that interview was almost incredible. it was unbelievable how woeful she was and trump is always up. and he is always ready for the fight. i think a lot of americans are just saying i like what this guy represents and i don't care what she says -- what he says. >> eboni some would say it's hypocritical for her to play the women's card given what we know. >> it didn't work with fiorina or hillary clinton. women are not going to support you because we share the same genitalia. just like people are not going to vote for someone just because they are black. you have got to have a platform and you have got to be willing to go get it. >> stay right there for one second. take a listen to donald jeb bush agreeing with donal

also 15 of these companies donated between $5 million and $15 million to the clinton foundation. illary clinton were to become president of the united states, bill clinton has not said whether he would continue doing any speaking engagements and things. he's kind of given mixed signals on that. it's a bit of a winding story and i think that actually plays to hillary clinton's advantage. >> well, we'll see. trump's attacks are bringing this back into the headlines. we've heard about the clinton foundation before. it's another reason to look into it once again and say, hey, what is this relationrelationship? what kind of sticky fingers could be in there. will it stick on hillary clinton we'll see in the new year. >>> well, president obama decided to -- have you seen the show jerry seinfeld's driving -- what is it called "sitting in cars with comedians drinking coffee"? it's very, very funny. they visit coffee shops and jerry seinfeld, his way, they talk about mundane things. that's jerry seinfeld. the president sat down with jerry seinfeld. it was actually pretty funny. watch. >> do

the clintons. then we found out two weeks later george stephanopoulos had given $75,000 of his own money to the clinton foundationlinton campaign in 19 the 2. worked for the clinton white house. i'm afraid he is not alone in the media there is going to be so many out there who is going to try to deny and dismiss these clinton scandals over the next year. that was a gross conflict of interest for which george stephanopoulos apologized on air but has not been pun anyoned in any way. >> it's funny that the crack investigative team on abc didn't discover their own host had donated 7 a thousand. maybe they are unionize dollars or something. here is craven suckup mark halperin cravenly sucking up. >> the two words she needs are fun and new. part of why yesterday was so successful is she looks like she is having fun and she is doing for her new stuff. we have never seen her get a burrito before. fun and new. >> burritos, fun and new. >> talking about grading on a curve. you know, hillary clinton buys lunch at a restaurant and suddenly she is has reignited her campaign for 2016. you know, that's a threshold for her. you

breen served as a firefighter at "ground zero" and is traveling the country to bring awareness to the foundation. democrat hillary clinton will return to sioux city, on friday, december 4th, to talk about rebuilding america's infrastructure. the former secretary of state will speak at 11:30am, on friday, at the carpenters training center, at 2200 west 19th street. doors for the event open at 10:00am. u. s. senator joni ernst has retired from the iowa army national guard. calling her time in the military one of her "greatest honors," had retired from the role. she said she was focusing on her work as a senator and spending time with her family. a lieutenant colonel, ernst served more than 20 years in the u.s. army reserves and iowa army national guard. her retirement was effectiviv nov. 30. governor terry branstad says there is no reason to delay plans to shift iowa's medicaid operation to private management, even though a judge has recommended the state throw out one of four contracts awarded to companies to run the program. branstad says the state always planned to haveveetween two and four companies running the program

they attempted his third wedding in 2005, and he's a do for a to the clinton foundation. >> americanscuba, and many are eager to visit the island nation before it becomes too commercialized with new tourist business. will ripley tells you what to expect. >> reporter: cuba's crumbling infrastructure isn't exactly ready to handle a surge of tourists, but soon they'll be coming with more flights expected from places like the u.s. and china and more cruise shi shi ships sailing here. and a hotel room shortage. the best bet, maybe renting a private room in someone's home. you can even try your luck on air bnb. there's only internet access as a few spots. the lack of mobile data means your smart phone or tablet won't really work here aside from these particular places. another thing that may not work? your credit card. check with your bank before traveling, and bring euros or canadian dollars. and don't expect to pay in local cuban money. foreigners have to use convertible money valued like the u.s. dollar. you can usually expect to pay more when you're using this. if you have a u.s. bank a

they're partners with the clinton foundation. at the same time he will try to pay less taxes.douts to his companies. so it es kind of pay to play. one thing that really does show she is less worried now than she does about bernie sanders who will hit her like ted cruz for working this cooperation between big ngos, big government and big business. yeah, it is hypocrisy but not anything different from what we've seen before. neil: you're very jaded young man. all right, gaspo. >> warren buffett as we all know is a great investor but if you look at him politically he is pretty much, you know, he has done some very hypocritical things. he doesn't pay highest tax rate. takes most of his income in capital-gains taxes. we should point out i believe he was big investor in burger king, right? who did corporate inversion. didn't hear a peep out of him. i just wonder when finally the bloom will be off the rose with warren buffett with the mainstream media. when at some point his embrace of all these sort of things that -- neil: never, never. >> maybe never, but will he be a campaign issu

and the money from the foundation? hillary clintons ludicrous. the fact is, i saw a lot of people as secretary of state, and i worked really hard to increase exports from american businesses. i saw a lot of business people and union leaders. i saw as many people as i could fit in the data needed something -- as i could fit in the day that needed something from their government. fred smith would call me from fedex and say, the chinese government is taking away our permits. we had been in china for decades. or corning, a company i knew well in my time in the senate. they are trying to put a tariff on us that is going to drive us out of business. i worked really hard to get more jobs for americans, and that meant representing big business and small business, and everybody in between. charlie: do we need to regulate wall street more? hillary clinton: we do. i probably have the most comprehensive plan. it looks that shadow banking, it looks at all of the parts of the financial markets that influence what happened in 2008, but are not big b

pointing out all the money clinton foundation taken from regimes that treat women as second class citizens or work. under clinton's metric and rubric she consistently underpaid women. it is a dumb attack but their attack and by their standards. this economy, obama economy failed women overwhelmingly disproportionately. she supports these policies. come after her on hypocrisy. dredging past lewinsky stuff and misconduct is a mistake. melissa: when you look at way women criticize hillary clinton and why she can't inspire women's base people would think you look at criticism coming from millenials. i was looking at a quote on "huffington post" of all places a younger woman saying i don't like hillary clinton old-fashioned feminism. like sheryl sandberg. rich white woman quote, telling us what rules should be. look at older women view of hillary clinton i hear this all the time, out or to a party, women of her age they don't like the way she handled the bill clinton thing. >> can i piggyback on that? >> yee. >> i'm child of 90 ace. i'm 31. i grew up having conversations quite inappropriate for

research if he's the nominee and hillary clinton is the nominee directly to her on camera every single day. and bill clinton, too, whether it's clinton donations to the clinton foundationord as secretary of state. whatever the area he's going to find, bill clinton's past with monica lewinsky or others, that's something donald trump is not going to be afraid to talk about all the time. that is not something that the clintons have dealt with before. it's usually far more sort of under the radar passing around these kinds of attacks. >> and patricia, would hillary clinton respond to this and dive into donald trump's past? is that what we have in store? >> i don't know. in terms of hand-to-hand combat, hillary clinton has done best when she is under fire, when she's behind. but she has never been directly attacked to david's point. it's very hard to know how it would play. we know exactly what he looks like when he goes negative. what does hillary clinton, especially as a female candidate, what does she look like if she gets real mean and nasty going up against donald trump? it's a very delicate line that she would have to walk with that. and i don't know exactly how it wo

job, her abuse of women, hypocrisy, payee quality, tenure in the state department, not on the clinton foundationon -- maria: is trump more worried about hillary or ted cruz? >> he is more concerned in the long term about hillary. u.n. republican nomination. maria: ted cruz is a factor. >> we will see what legs he has after iowa. trump has of border appeal, but go to get a better stage. the iron is no one has emerged from the establishment wing to challenge him, not chris christie, not jeb bush, not marco rubio. >> the point i want to bring up is trump's relationship with the republican party, can you speak to that? will they get behind him in his number is -- will they get behind him? >> if the as the nominee they will lose the specter of hillary clinton helps enormously. the other thing that is interesting is ted cruz is no more palatable to establish republicans than trump is. it is surprising that both the leading candidates come from the tea party conservative wing of the party, not the establishment. maria: traditionally in iowa and new hampshire voters make up their mind week before but te