politico is the one that came out with that story. clinton has denied, an interesting fact to that story, that perhaps one of the servers that hillary clinton used was paid for by taxpayers. they say no gsa funding was ever used for a private e-mail server anywhere. it sort of reminds me what he said about monica lewinsky, i did not have sex with that woman at anytime, you know. >> yeah, viewers should know that the fund this were talking about were started in the 1950s to keep ex-presidents out of poverty. harry truman was living pretty close to the financial edge and specifically to avoid presidents doing unseemly things. bill clinton has used this a lot. far more than any ex-president. ten people are dipping into this. ten staffers are getting funded to money that was supposed to go to bill clinton. and even i.t. equipment like servers. is it technically illegal. i guess we'll find out but it sure reeks of the clintons having this entitlement that's beyond any ex-president. >> there's another reek here which is the reek of phony capitalism

foundation and her family. >> both the clinton foundation and the clinton health access donations on the website. but a news investigation found that both charities are ignoring laws that require them to publicly name foreign government donors and the amount they get. >> script senior national correspondent tells us the one man who can force disclosures on hundreds of millions of dollars is choosing not to. >> we have to stop the endless flow of secret unaccountable money that is distorting our elections. >> government dollars that flow through the clinton family charities that critics argue need to be accounted for. >> our investigation found two of the charities ignored a new york law and related instructions. john wunderlich have the sunlight foundation, a political watchdog. >> the clinton foundation and associated entities are trying to avoid having to tell the public who is getting the money . especially foreign governments. >> new york law requires is giving the money. the clinton foundation has never complied with foreign donations. >> they list a lump sum total. they do n

left office from then until today you say you worked for the clintons. but, was it, like, a -- clintons person for two years, foundation, clinton executive services corporation? who was cutting the checks from time to time? ... >> the organizations evolved over a period of time as i think was only natural as different parts of the operation grew and this rank. -- and shrank. for a period of time i was in the transition office from president clinton for the first six months out of office. i then worked for him in support of his efforts to write his memoir for almost four years. >> because then it was bill personally? >> a combination with the book publisher. and then following that worked on what was the clinton household payroll for a series of years. >> ok. could you get us a list? just because i want to kind of see, you know, where you were involved in the thing. i hope it's not too much bother from when bill clinton left office until today who were you working for? see what i'm saying? -- , when you get dw-2 >> from then until when i left in 2013? >>

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hillary clinton the last 25 years or so. persistent story lines about hillary clinton in this campaign, about the e-mails and about the foundation. both played into a narrative of a lack of transparency, and that's really affected her hon effort and trustworthy numbers. right? when you look at donald trump, there are so many stones that, and places to overturn and to mill, that that's whats in a very short campaign after the conventions. you've seen a lot of digging into his background, to the foundation, to his charity. things that you didn't know already about him, and has required more vetting making it really hard for him to continue to persist on the one story ayn about her foundation. >> from a tactical standpoint he makes this argument in a unified way pretty late. he didn't make it at the debate. hillary clinton spend millions and millions of dollars all summer hammering for all of his weaknesses, unfit to lead, bad temperament. that image is deeply ingrained where the battleground state voters are and what they think

of the clintons. ey weren't selling influence to the foundation. they were selling influence to the united states government. that's wrong by anybody's standards. trish: it looks as though we'll continue to get more and more information on this front. let's turn to donald trump and his trip to mexico. what did you think of him going down there to mexico and standing alongside the president there in that joint news conference? >> it was brilliant. it was incredibly risky. he goes to a place where he's unbelievably unpopular and walks right in the middle of it. he conducts himself in a diplomatic and presidential manner. it was an extraordinary coup for donald trump to go and do that. trish: pena nieto could have turned on him. but it was risky. but it seemed to pay off in your view. >> he rose to the occasion. and it caught everybody off guard. there were people railing at the idea that donald trump was going to go down there and do that. as it turns out he sounded good. he looked good. he came across a

but down the line, the clinton -- excuse me. the trump organization thought that the organization she was talking about, which supports her campaign, was a charitable organization. and so the trump foundation thought it was a charitable to charitable donation. >> are you saying that the trump foundation did not believe it was giving money to pam bondi's organization? that they accidentally donated to her? because they're not saying that. >> it was an error. >> how did they end up giving it to a completely different organization? >> it had the same name. the details are boring. if we want to talk about nefarious donations, let's talk about saudi arabia giving tens of millions of dollars to the clinton foundation. >> the reality is that all of the donations to the clinton foundation were discoverable. they were in a database that people were able to search, and there was no money going to the clintons themselves. no direct benefit to themselves. >> that's not true. >> it was charitable in exchange for nothing. you're asking for a l

the clinton campaign put out word because of the heat down at that ceremony for 9/11 secretary clinton had simply left the occasion earlier than scheduled. her people now say keeping what actually happened secret was, as they said, a bad call. here they are. >> i think that in retrospect we could have handled it better in terms of providing more information. more quickly in those 90 minutes, we were putting a priority on making sure she was okay. i should say, as soon as she got into the vehicle, she was alert the whole time and was telling staff that she was fine. i do think that in those 90 minutes that elapsed we could have gotten more information out more quickly and that's on the staff. that's on us, and we regret that. >> it wasn't until sunday evening, however, that the campaign disclosed that clinton had been diagnosed with pneumonia on friday to tamp down concerns, of course, her doctor put out a statement that the clinton was sfs recovering nicely." two questions, one i think can be resolved with quickly if dealt with honestly, hillary clinton's health prognosis. if her pneum

in the meantime mrs. clinton today says there is no erasing the birther issue for donald trump even if he says it's behind him. within a couple of hours of her remarks, the congressional black caucus came out to sunt her argument. watch this. >> this is a disgusting day. donald trump is a disgusting fraud. >> we've had enough and we're not going to take it anymore. we will not elect a cheep bigot. >> one of the things that we all are used to in this business is dog whistles. but the thing that we're not used to, and i'm finding it very difficult to get used to, are the howls of wolves. >> joining me now to respond, donald trump supporter and fox news contributor governor mike huckabee. great to see you. >> great to be here. >> it's fascinating to watch this unfold today because our folks, our friends on the the other networks said no way did he put this to bed today and said every statement he said today was a lie. your thoughts. >> well, first of all, i think the media got just totally bamboozled and they hate i

the last day of the clinton administration yasir arafat comes to the white house and being the schmoozer says mr. clinton, you are very great man. he also limits as i'm not a great man. i'm a failure because of you. he basically says what this gentleman is saying that arafat had been cast by the united states of america to be nelson mandela. at the end of the day, he was yasir arafat. that was a huge policy mistake people are still paying for. clinton's defense he thought he could pick their leader and they had to pick their own later. >> you know, he's a great example of how a revolutionary who laid them off that cannot be the leader and can't move out of the original role. >> albany's advisers say what was going on with him he couldn't make the move. >> david now what you know, what role do you see inflating hillary's campaign and if she wins, what role do you see him playing in her administration? >> is a great question that goes back to trim the clintons in the 1990s. in 1993 the presidential motorcade is driving around and they ran out of gas and they go to a gas station in the gas

the women that bill clinton was involved in saw the wrath of hillary clinton. if that context, that would be worth donald trump bringing up. on the other hand most of the country knows this. i'm not sure the millennials remember it. it's not a major issue. >> to clarify this, here's the response you hear. saw the wrath of hillary clinton. you are talking about bill clinton having an affair. why is does that affect his wife? >> it's not with him, but standing next to her husband and attacking the women he preyed upon, but that's different than saying i forgive you, bill. she took an aggressive attack stance against the women he preyed upon. that is different than what we have seen with other situations in the press. >> a supporter of donald trump. thanks for the time. for more let's bring in msnbc contributor and founder of the "washington post" blog. particular and thanks for taking a few minutes. it's a "washington post" number. donald trump standing with white women with college degrees. this is a group the kakdidates can be competitive with. he is being blown

he dubbed himself the comeback kid. hillary clintonspotlight when asked about charges of ethical conflicts when she worked for the rose law firm that did business with the state of arkansas. >> i suppose i could have stayed home and baked cookies and made teas but i stayed in my professionals. >> she sounded like she was dissing women who worked at home and cookies and tea became the iconic sound bite of the campaign. >> bill clinton went on to win a majority of the states on super tuesday, march 5th. there was an article from the new york city scrutinizing the clinton's veflment in t meninvee whitewater development corptation. >> the whitewater story was so complicated it didn't really stick. we know they spent a lot of time and energy on this. >> the clinton campaign rolled on and headed to the convention with a clear majority of delegates. right before the convention the "washington post" reporter, michael isikoff discovered jack paladin no, a well-known private eye was being paid by the campaign through a well-known law firm and ca

hillary clinton was the same old hillary clinton. it up nice and neat, but still continue to deny the issues concerning benghazi, denying issues concerning her servers and so on. and how great the country is doing. i found it absolutely amazing when she was bringing on how of a shape the country is, how safe it is. i cannot remember 10-15 years ago, other than 9/11, where we were having the shootings we are having in this country because of renegade islamic extremist terrorism. john: did you have any problems hearing mr. trump last night? rep. marino: no i didn't. john: when he complained about having a faulty microphone, maybe having given that on purpose, you had no difficulty discerning the words coming out of his mouth. rep. marino: no. i have excellent hearing. i had the tv on in my office. john: how do you think lester holt did as a moderator? you think he treated mr. trump fairly? rep. marino: absolutely not. i am very disappointed. he did not take hillary clinton on on any issues. she had a one-liner on her server and e-mails

the same day, the secretary clinton's confirmation hearings began in the senate mr. cooper described his role managing secretary clinton's private server as the, quote, customer service face, end quote. he explained to the fbi he helped secretary clinton set up her mobile devices. when she finished with them, he would break them in half or destroy them with a hammer. interesting mr. cooper was never employed by the state department while he managed the server she used to conduct the business of the government. mr. cooper needed upgrading to the server for better service. he turned to mr. bryan pagliano who worked for secretary clinton's 2008 presidential campaign and was in the process of closing out the campaign's i.t. assets when mr. cooper called to discuss a new server for the secretary. to put that new server together, mr. pagliano used one from her campaign. anything else he needed was evidently bought off the shelf. in march 2009 they met in the clinton's home in chappaqua, new york, and installed the new server reportedly in the basement. unlike mr. cooper, mr

the clinton campaign put out the word that because of the heat from the ceremony from 9/11, hillary clinton simply left the occasion earlier than scheduled. her people now say that her secret was as they say, a bad call. >> i think we could have handled it better in terms of providing more information more quickly. in those 90 minutes we were putting the priority on making sure she was okay. as soon as she got in the vehicle she was alert the whole time and telling staff she was fine. but i do think in those 90 minutes that elapsed we could have gotten more information out more quickly. that is on the staff and we regret that. >> the campaign disclosed that clinton had been diagnosed on friday with pneumonia. to tamp down concerns, they put out a statement that clinton was recovering well. and hillary clinton's headline prognosis is of the type that can let her finish her campaign at the robust pace that is needed, can it or not? that is the question for the doctors themselves. the other question can only be raised by the voters' attention to the candidates. are they willing to accept her i

the first was the comment that mrs. clintonade about the deplorables that half of donald trump's voters are racists, bigots of some types and i think that was what initiated the tightening of the posms people compared it to mitt romney's 47, comment which was one of the turning points in the 2012 campaign. the other was her campaign's misleading statements about her health and that arresting video of her collapsing or almost collapsing to the arms of her aides and going into the van. not only did it hurt mrs. clinton but it helped donald trump who had been stowing speculation that she lacked stamina and that her health was in question. nd it was one of these sort of conspiracytorial statements that he made and he turned out to be right and it sort of brought something that seemed like a fringe conspiracy theory into the mainstream. and people started to begin to think. maybe this is not a fringed conspiracy theory after all. and those two things combined initiated this tightening of the polls and we saw a state of headlines las

work that the clinton foundation has done. s great work, if i am so fortunate enough to be elected he will not be involved and i think that is appropriate. former president called the attacks funny and went on to say this. >> oh, they even went after my foundation last week. now that was really funny. to me, somebody asked me what i thought about it? well, here is what i did. i was sort of robin hood, except i didn't rob anybody. i just asked people with money to give it to people who didn't have money. melissa: oh, well. i don't know about that one. i mean foundation holds on to 90% of what it gets. >> very striking he should have used that phrase robin hood. harris: then had to clean it up. >> obviously he didn't steal from anybody, unless you consider taking funds and claiming they're tax-exempt and telling donors they can deduct that from their income taxes it was not tax-exempt because the clinton foundation is not registered as charity with the irs or any of 50 states which it operates or foreign governments or countries

i expect the clinton campaign may try to revive. bates starting later this month. >> the one thing with this they're real victims. that's one thing clinton tried to do is put victims forward in advertisements. that's what we'll see coming up. >> this tax return thing also we asked them all the time, he's not going to release the taxes. why? that's up for every individual to decide for themselves. is this going to actually matter? it doesn't seem like it's killing them in the polls? >> as of now it is not. it's compiled with many other things. i think voters if they question donald trump they're probably not voting for him any way. among his supporters, they don't care about this. it's odd that mike pence is releasing his this week. it highlights the difference here. >> clinton, everybody can identify these now. if you're going to know anything about controversies, this e-mail and the foundation will pop up to the top of the people's lists. just the punch point. no criminal charges. was it wrong? yes, she's admitted it was wrong. was

that's the attitude mrs. clinton had in the debate. howard dean tweeted notice trump sniffing all the time. coke user. is he sinking to level of conspiracy theorist and should the clinton campaign call him out for this? >> absolutely. to speculate that someone is using a drug and howard dean is a medical doctor. that is absurd. we're talking about donald trump who didn't even drink. and clinton campaign who conspiracy theories about her health not floated by trump campaign. they came on and wished her well. didn't tweet into that narrative now the clinton campaign has. >> i don't think she has the stamina to be and made a joke today saying -- >> but stamina isn't her health. he's making the point he's on the campaign trail twice as much as clinton. >> i've been a recovering cocaine addict. for 17 years i haven't used the drug. i can tell you without a question that donald trump isn't using cocaine. i would have picked up and the rest of us that fell victim to the drug would have. i think howard dean went overboard. he should apologize

the clintons are the sordid past.e will be the bright and clean future. >> so is talking about impeachment a way to reinforce his message about general corruption? >> i believe, and i do not know the answer, but i believe it is much more of a distraction than a focus because the word impeachment in every american's mind is sex. that is what he was impeached over. the whole thing was lying about a sexual relationship. for most people, that is an implication of the monica lewinsky scandal and addressing -- that starts to drag you away from the issues around e-mail and money and the foundation around all the stuff trump -- >> i think he has become as good as talking about the issues as he is anything else in framing or in reinforced by press releases and i think the clinton campaign wouldn't knowledge that -- wouldn't knowledge -- would acknowledge that those are things that can hurt her because they go back to the old corrupt ways of washington. he cannot be tied to washington. if he could do the impeachment and the sex

, and the organization that was set up by the clintons. mr. cooper: i am the only person who has paid for my counsel. rep. mica: you pay for your own expenses, they have not pay for any? mr. cooper: correct. rep. mica: did you have any kind of a joint defense agreement with any other individual involved with the investigation? mr. cooper: i have no such agreement. rep. mica: finally, you stepped back from the day-to-day activities with the clintons about the time of the transition, is that correct? as she left office? mr. cooper: yes. rep. mica: and pagliano took over. mr. cooper: yes. rep. mica: you were responsible for helping with the transfer, in fact, you walked her aide over the phone through taking information that they had in e-mails and archiving it, is that correct? mr. cooper: at one point, i assisted monica hanley in setting up a laptop computer so she could create an off-line archive of the e-mails. rep. mica: to your knowledge -- mr. cooper: i do not know the outcome. rep. mica: you do not know -- do you know, finally, whether

i think the president is also appearing there. clinton will appear on "the tonight show" the jimmy fallon on monday. busy schedule. kristen welker is in chappaqua, new york. first of all, the medical reports. there is a cat and mouse game going on here. we don't know what donald trump will reveal. maybe the results without releasing the paperwork. he did say earlier he got a physical because of what happened to clinton. the clinton team waiting and watching for your report that they will release a medical update today or tomorrow. it may be they want to see what he releases before they know how much to release and how to frame it. >> i think that's a great point, andrea. the clinton campaign not characterizing specifically how much we'll see in the medical reports. they say we'll get more medical information about secretary clinton. it will likely include some of the details from the past examinations that she has had. again, they are saying it will come in the next day or two. you can expect that with that release they will try to make t

on friday hillary clinton and e-mails and the fbi revealed details about the interview with clinton and raised questions and giving republicans yet more ammunition about how she and her aids handled e-mails and classified information while she was at the state department. on wednesday, it was trump and the issue of deportation. in the afternoon he seemed accommodating. maybe even presidential in a meeting with mexico's president in mexico city. then just hours later before supporters in immigration speech that seemed more suited for the primaries than the general election. and just yesterday, trump made a rare attempt at winning over african american voters with an appearance at great faith ministries in detroit. >> i am here today to listen to your message, and i hope my presence here will also help your voice to reach new audiences in our country. today i just want to let you you and i've been doing that. >> yesterday i caught up with trump's running mate governor mike pennsylvania at the ohio state university before the buckeyes opening game against bowling green. wasn't much of a ga

but somehow the clintons, you have got hammers and bleach bit. u just can't make this stuff up. >> but they all can take the fifth, right? if that's the case, today is a big zero. what do you expect? >> i expect mr. coop torrance questions. my guess is the other three won't. we'll see. you never know, they may have a change of heart. we know what happened in march of 2015 as you described where "new york times" reports he only has this one private server. there is a presence racial order on the 3rd. there is a press conference where platte river was put on notice to preserve evidence. and then there is bleach the bit taken to the devices. that name was redacted. but the "new york times" reported it last friday. bill: elijah cummings stead as far as he can tell only emergency is the election is two months away. >> the problem is there are two standards in america. there is one for you and me and a different one for lo -- for lorett -- forlois lerner. and hillary clinton. when have you seen the attorney general meet with the spouse of the person und

the clinton campaign even has an ad up. lay a quick portion of it. >> you can't lead this nation if you have such a low opinion for its citizens. how stupid are the people of the country? we're building a wall. he's a mexican. you've got to see this guy. ah, i don't know what i said. ah, i don't remember. you're living in poverty. your schools are no good. you have no jobs. what the hee hell do you have t lose. >> katrina, you never want to get caught as a politician attacking voters, attacking people, but now they've decided, can they pivot this and turn it back on trump again. how do you make of how they've handled this, katrina. >> i think trump has insulted almost every group in this country, so spare me his outrage. i think it's the elites, donald trump is an elite, the republican elites who need to be held accountable for decades of using dog whistle economics into lousy extremist economist policies. but this country deserves that big debate about serious issues. the second basket hillary clinton spoke of that ill-fate

the clinton foundation gives less than ten. million. >> the striking thing -- >> it's a slush fund. >> the striking thing is that donald trump's unfavorable ratings are actually higher than secretary clinton's and you talk about the taxes. >> not necessary. >> he is in the latest -- >> no, i got a survey in ohio that says hillary clinton's negatives are higher than donald trump's -- >> nationally -- >> look, they are fighting hard to be each -- >> and i think he's -- [ laughter ] >> finish your thought. >> the debates are coming up and i think this will become a bigger problem for donald trump that he hasn't released taxes. he's going to have to actually answer this question over and over again on a much bigger stage. >> doesn't this feel like the least worst choice? i mean, that seems like what we're headed for. the least worst choice. when you have two people. two historically popular nominees, guess what? between now and november 8th, nasty or not better. you will see who wins with a remarkable hilda climb. >> no doubt. >>> a

to the left. mr. clintonis is like physics. every reaction inspires and opposite reaction. i think there are reasons for good reasons for the democratic party to be more populist than it was. i would like to explain why. >> that is the word they applied. populist. >> there's all kinds of populist. offbeat -- positive and negative. they know nothing movement was populist. it was basically -- it gave birth to the clan and all that. bernie sanders was a more positive populist. he wanted to do things. he had an affirmative agenda. so did hillary and the argue that which ones were at her. if you go to the beginning of her campaign, when she announced, read her announcement speech. she said that wealth had been more concentrated, income had become more concentrated. corporations were run for the benefit of shareholders than for their customers or their consumers. and therefore we should give tax cut's to corporations that share profits with employees and invest in the future long-term, and tax increases for those w

it infuriates the clinton team. yeah, she's more experienced but she shouldn't be held to a different standard than the person next to her on a debate stage. i think when you talk to people on both sides, one thing that concerns republicans familiar with the structure and one thing that democrats are pointing to as a possible kind of big point for hillary clinton in her favor, 90 minutes, two candidates. not 16 across the stage. you can't hide when there is 90 minutes and two candidates. the republican primary, donald trump would kind of recede and you'd forget he was there as other candidates fought it out. that can't happen. hillary clinton is undoubtedly the favorite when it comes to handling a debate on this stage, i think the clinton team looks at the reality that donald trump can't just kind of recede at any point and will have a difficult time swatting things away and moving on. hillary clinton's job will be to drive down into the policies, try and draw him out. that's where they think they can win. >> we talk

the page. bill clinton will be on the west coast stepping in for secretary clinton this week, and president obama in philadelphia today, ahead of their registration deadline. president obama going to be critical to rallying the obama coalition who she needs to win in november. >> this is the first time we have seen president obama since the convention, seven weeks in the all-important state of pennsylvania. thank you. >> we're going to turn to donald trump who no surprise was on the offensive last night in north carolina, taking aim alt hillary clinton calling his supporters a basket of deplorables. donald trump even went as far as to bring some of them onstage. >> she talks about people like they're objects, not human beings. she said half of our supporters are irredeemable and not american. and describes the other half as having run out of options. these are not deplorable people, that i can tell you. >> my wife and i represent non-deplorable people. >> i am probably a lot of things. deplorable is not one of them. >> nbc's lon motte is in iowa where trump will hold a rally this afternoon. ron,

this whole issue came out of the 2008 hillary clinton. ist wrote a memo questioning the roots of barack obama. her staffers were pushing those pictures of barack. >> boris, that is factually incorrect. >> it is not. >> it came from a supporter of hillary clinton. so go on. >> two staffers in iowa. >> fine, go ahead. >> who worked for the campaign. >> go ahead. >> hillary clinton raised the issue. she could not get an answer. donald trump got an means. >> hillary clinton raised the issue or someone on her staff? >> hillary clinton's campaign, which she's the boss off, hillary clinton's campaign, 2008, the losing campaign which was rejected by the american people raised the issue. she did not get an answer. donald trump did get an answer that barack obama was in fact born in the united states of america, that issue is put to bed -- and now we should move on as a country. >> they never said he wasn't born in the united states. do you think that he should -- you don't think he should talk about it at all? >> he should talk about the issues, th

the candidates are ramping up their rhetoric. this is "cnn tonight" i'm don lemon. hillary clinton still on a post debate high, takes the cam tapa trail with bernie sanders. >> isn't this one of the strangest elections you've ever seen? i -- i really sometimes don't know what to make of it. standing on that debate stage the other night i was especially thinking about that. >> and donald trump ignoring advisors warning him his debate strategy was less than ideal, he says this. >> i don't think she did well in the debate at all. i don't think she did well at all. and i just walked in and saw some of the great people that represent your state and they said wow you did so great in the great. >> first lady michelle obama campaigning for hillary clinton in pittsburgh does not mince words. >> when making life or death or war of peace decisions, a president just can't pop off or lash out irragtionally. no we need an adult in the white house. i guarantee you. >> let's get right to c, thnn. so he -- what do you start? >> i'm just -- is someone -- i don't know. i guess they finally told him t

a preservation order was issued for the clinton e-mails. march 31st, clinton's legal team held a conference call with the incht t. firm managing the server. in the same timeframe, records were electronically shredded. >> after congress issued a subpoena for information, it occur aid day later, two days later, a week later. why did it occur then? it becomes more curious and perhaps more relevant. >> reporter: separately the republican chairman of the house oversight committee jason chaffitz, whether the clinton team obstructed justice when they destroyed e-mails. clinton says she is not concerned, bret. >> the benghazi hearings in 2013. what about that? >> object taned by citizens united and show the gatekeeper wrote chelsea clinton with an update on the hearing before the senate foreign relations committee. robert menendez. it reads in part we worried menendez would address two topics we need to debunk, her assets on 9/11 and chris stevens about moving locations. what was meant by this term wired and how these e-mails are consistent with ind

donald trump on the campaign trail in new hampshire. trump hitting clinton on her $100 million in contributions from wall street and hedge funds. trump said his opponent's scandals can be summed up with one simple straightforward phrase. >> the wall street investors rigged the regulations against the middle class. they are donating to hillary clinton. follow the money. the wealthy donors who want to shut down american energy, they are donating to hillary clinton. follow the money. the special interests to want open borders are donating to hillary clinton. again, just follow the money. lou: follow the money. another scandal surfacing concerning the mainstream liberal media and their schilling for the clinton campaign and cartel. a senior adviser to mike pence criticizing cbs for a significant conflict of interest ahead of tuesday's vice presidential debate. back barnett who is tim kaine's mike pence stand-in is married to cbs correspondents righta braver moderating that debate. joining me now, townhall.com editor guy. the degree of your concern about that at

they got a new jet on the clinton campaign, she travels with the press. int her as inaccessible, saying this is a running countdown clock that says hillary clinton does not speak to the press, she's hiding from them, refusing to hold a press conference. yesterday she held a 25-minute gaggle with her press corps on a plane she rides with them on. donald trump does not have that. so instead at the last minute they alerted the pool, one or two reporters and a camera that have been charged with following the trump campaign for that day, so they could fly with them on donald trump's jet. that's unpress didn't prespreu. they never did that before and it seemed to be in response to hillary clinton. donald trump was asked if he was going to continue to do that, make it a regular thing, and he said in the same sentence yeah, maybe, maybe not. i don't know. basically something like that. i think they are trying to match hillary clinton in terms of accessibility at least by appearance of doing so, by having the press on his plane yesterday. in terms of medical record

and the way she did it is really hillary clinton. she's talking about coordinating with all these different agencies and offices. that's the way that she approaches these types of situations. and they're aware even though we've had prior terror attacks or things like it, san bernardino, in the course of this presidential campaign, and it's been unclear how that's affected the electorate. we're in this sort of critical zone here. you know, less than 55 days before the election and they're aware they can't leave anything to chance. meaning that they do have to respond to the sort of thing, even if they might prefer to wait a few more hours until they know more. >> you make a point about the zone we're in. the race is tightening, first debate is a week from tomorrow. you always say, one event, be careful let's not jump to conclusions, but it's interesting to watch. as all this plays out, there's no question temperment to be commander in chief will be part of the first debate a week from now. bob gates, the former defense director, wrote

the clinton presidential campaign tonight in crisis. political crisis, credibility crisis, a health crisis for the democratic nominee who is tonight recuperating at her home in chappaqua, new york. she collapsed as she left the september 11 me more yool ceremony in lower manhattan, tried to make her way to the street. but the 68-year-old former secretary of state required assistance from her staff and secret service detail and she leaned against security while she waited for the van. her agents tried to screen her as she was escorted to the van. as you see in this video shot by a private citizen, she collapsed. the agents carried her along as her feet dragged on the pavement and they lifted her bodily into the van. temperatures were in the high 70s and humidity moderate. the clinton campaign facing a backlash from normally supportive liberal news organizations. because the press knew nothing about her whereabouts for an hour and a half. the press barred from coverage of the so-called medical incident. the campaign fabricated a new approa

the clinton campaign is saying the reason it was set up and why they were paid is because bill clintont of different things. he might give a private speech in the morning, a foundation event in the afternoon and might do something else in the evening and that way the staffers can get paid from all of them. it makes it simpler. >> the clinton campaign argued that this is something other presidents in the past have done, correct? >> correct. every president has drawn on these funds. the politico story noted bill clinton has taken more money overall than former presidents, but a spokesperson pushing back saying george bush has taken more money per year than bill clinton. he's just been out of office fewer years. >> alex following all that for us, thank you. joe biden spending the day c campaigning for hillary clinton in ohio. and in the coming days, we'll see president obama back on the trail stumping for his former secretary of state. our election team took a deep dive into the polling data to see if obama's state by state favorability ratings might translate into votes for hillary clint

the clintons are eager to get back to campaigning. the top priority of the clinton campaign, one adviser tells me, her health. that first debate with donald trump now only 11 days away. christine and george. >> 11 days away. the letter that jeff mentioned from clinton's physician answers open questions about her health. we know since the last letter released she suffered an ear infection and she had a c.a.t. scan of her brain which showed the concussion has resolved. she had a c.a.t. scan of her heart which shows her of low risk for heart disease. she is on a blood thinner and on hypothyroid medication. >> christine and george, i think we have a bit more clarity as to what happened this past week with secretary clinton and diagnosis of pneumonia. we know she got a c.a.t. scan on friday, september 9th, which showed the infection of her lung. we also know she was having difficulty up to a week before that. having fevers and these coughing fits which have been described. christine and george, i want to emphasize again, we clearly have mor

clinton purchased the first server used by secretary clinton and had it installed in the basement of private residence in chappaqua, new york. also registered e-mail name clintone-mail.com the same day. the same day the secretary clinton's confirmation hearings began in the senate mr. cooper described his role managing secretary clinton's private server as the, quote, customer service face, end quote. explain to the fbi he helped secretary clinton set up her mobile devices. when she finished with them, he would break them in half or destroy them with a hammer. interesting mr. cooper was never employed by the state department while he managed the server she used to conduct the business of the government. there cooper needed upgrading to the server for better service. he turned to mr. bryan pagliano who worked for secretary clinton's 2008 presidential campaign and was in the process of closing out the campaign's i.t. assets when mr. cooper called to discuss a new server for the secretary. to put that new server together mr. pagliano used one from her campaign. anything he needed was evi