. >> vince foster. >> vince foster. that is despicable. >> discredited allegations of the suicide of hillary clinton friend and one time white house aide vince foster. how should the press cover the press talking about that and the sexual misconduct of bill clinton? >> headlines of hillary clinton being hit hard for violating rules with the private e-mail server. is the press finally taking her own. >> and a stunning example of misleading editing to make pro gun people look like morons. few there are no background checks for gun purchasers how do you present felons or terrorists from purchasing a gun? >> with cour ice defending this. all the mystery man behind the hulk hogan and that is a classic case of revenge that could bankrupt gawker. >> the media is used to donald trump attacking bill clinton with sex scandals but this week did it in a way many found trouble. >> today you put up stuff about hillary clinton and bill clinton. it is tawdry stuff. i am not sure this is...good. to do that. >> are you talking about what

everybody is talking about a 1993 death of vince foster. who would think that would be part of the dialogue. he is making progress in trying to ruin clinton's effort to win the woman's vote. he is bringing up these past things to make her look less attracti attractive. that's a biggest weakness and that's female voters. >> it's led some pieces and here is nbc hally jackson the other day. do we have that? >> when ted cruz was in the race trump speculated a rumor to jfk assassination. >> i watched where thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down. >> well, nbc called him a c conspira conspiracy they are ris. >> they're not actually covering it but only covering it as a process story and saying that he said this and therefore we must cover it. that's wrong. it was interesting to watch cnn this week. you had jack tapper push back hard on vince foster and saying that after nooif investigations and was a ruled a suicide and then if you watch hour by hour by hour on cnn they went back and back and back to these comments that

to dredging up the clinton infidelities and now vince foster.dy for trump. so to win over new voters, the kind you need to win a general election, you have to move off this stuff. >> there is absolutely, mark halperin, no pivot. i've seen no pivot over the last week or two. i've seen a candidate who seems to be going -- digging down even deeper into his bunker at a time he needs to start moving aggressively towards picking up female voters, hispanics. we can go down the list. we talked about it on the show two weeks ago that the window is very short for donald trump to actually start moving in areas to clean up some of the messes that are there when you look at the polls. but no evidence that he's doing that. in fact, he's just pushing down on the accelerator. he's driving the entire party now towards the side of the cliff. >> when he talks like that, it's the press' responsibility to move from being theater critics and marveling at his political skill to saying that the two sides are not fighting equally or with the same degree of seriousness a

now new york cifor the first ti hearing from vince foster easter.me now, washington post deputy editorial and michael gerson. first, to you, you and i were covering the white house and tell me about the decision by his sister, vince foster east's foster's sister to write this column. >> there is a difference between donald trump going after barack obama not being born in the united states, barack obama is not around to defend himself and vince foster is not defending himself. so, i know sheila anti any baho in day and my e-mail to her asking her to write something to break the esilence. she was so upset and she said she would. >> vince foster was my brother and donald trump should be ashamed. >> indeed, vince foster had lived with her bin guyeginning clinton investigation. he talked about how he was suffering from depression and asked for the name of the psychiatrist which were in his pocket before he died and she talked about the after math for her elderly mother and her siblings to be hearing that. it is one thing for a kind of irresponsible right

the clinton campaign now has to spend a day talking about vince foster, answering questions about vinceor the link between autism -- the alleged and mythical link between autism and vaccines or talking, for example, about president obama's birth certificate none of which are issues this election ought to hinge on but presidential candidates are the agenda setters. instead of talking about tax policy or foreign policy, we're talking about vince foster and other things so i think donald trump is getting what he wants and so i do think it's incumbent on all of us to talk about other stuff. >> nina, i don't mean to give you short shrift but can you respond. >> never let the truth get in the way of a good story. news flash, president obama was born in america. >> okay. >> goodness. >> tana, thank you, especially for taking it and lahnee, nina and mo as well. >>> coming up tomorrow night, cnn's series "the '80s" takes a look and listen to the music that shaped the decade. who better to join me but pat benatar and her partner spider geraldo. they're next. f astoria so stop clicking around. boo

foster. >> donald trump brought up vince. >> we asked him about vince foster so it's "the washington post" a high class tabloid is what i consider "the washington post." it's an insult to say these women do not have viable claims. they have detailed accounts of thien things that happened to them. >> i heard you say that earlier. let me say this to you. i think you're right, all victims of sexual abuse or at least accusers should have a voice. but these women had their voice in the '90s. i remember sitting there when i was old enough with my parents and my family had going how much longer do we have to listen to this? we've heard from these women. we feel awful for them but they have had their day have they not. >> it's relevant again because hillary clinton's running for president. a lot of people actually not everybody does remember the '90s. the accusation is that it's hip okaysy for hillary to attack donald trump for what he said about women when she was enabling bill clinton and going after and engaging in character assassination against the victims. >> i was there in the '90s wi

now about this vince foster case as well.t of that clip, that incendiary, that ad that's salacious, i guess, perhaps the best way to describe it. also includes the voice of monica lewinsky in that ad where you saw clinton with a cigar in his mouth. this was a topic raised during an interview with bill o'reilly where bill o'reilly said in effect to trump is this really the way you want the campaign to go? take a listen. >> it's kind of tawdry stuff, and i'm not sure that this is a good thing to do that. >> you talking about what i'm doing? well, i'm only responding to what they do. they've been nasty. she's been very nasty, and i said i'd like it to be on policy. >> do you know that it makes the country look bad abroad and things like that. that's what worries me. i understand the clinton attack machine. i got it. and i think it has to be dealt with somewhat, but i think maybe caution -- >> i don't like doing that, but i have no choice. when she hits me on things, i have no choice, so you have to do it. >> as for this latest a

vince foster commit suicide? no. i mean yes. if donald trump says you should keep talking about these things -- >> he hasn't talked about where president obama was born for a couple of years. vince foster is -- he's he isding in kind saying a sex and massages and he is responding in kind. 1990's, theying is main thing he is talking about is women and bill clinton in the 1990's and you have women googling apologize. -- what people are going to focus on is this is a man and power and he was having affairs with subordinates in the white house. look, the man lost his law license in the state of arkansas. are you concerned about him going to these places? dan: it is ludicrous. it amazes me that we are in 2016 and we're going to have a nationala lack -- election about bill clinton in the 1990's. if i thought the state of the republican party was pathetic as i do now, it would be -- i believe he just gave a speech about guns and no one covered it. they only covered what i said about bill clinton. john: these are just a couple of facts

voter who will be voting in her second presidential election this year and she has never heard of vince foster. donald trump is trying to change that. >>> and "new york times" international affairs columnist tom freedman says he thinks he knows who isis wants to win our presidential election. >> have you noticed there's talk about this trump fellow? >> all he does is tear down people. >> revisiting decades-old allegations of sexual misconduct against bill clinton. >> kind of tawdry stuff. >> i have to fight back the way i have to fight back. >> questioning the 1993 suicide of clinton aide vince foster. >> do you think the stuff they said about her is bad? they accused me of murder. >> this is the subject of widely dismissed conspiracy they aries. >> we here in 1993 conspiracy theory territory. >> donald trump doesn't seem to be able to distinguish between a credible source and, say, a chain e-mail. >> i don't trust him with his finger on the nuclear button. >> i'm only responding to what they do. >> was he really making america great when he said "i'm kind of excited about the housing c

maybe vince foster, maybe the ex-president and his wife had a dude murdered. that's not a normal, this is not a normal campaign, they're really getting in the one, one is calling the other a possible murderer. this is not what would normally happen. it doesn't seem politically expedient to me. >> recently this week we had the she earned $23 million in speeches between when she left as secretary of state until the time the campaign got heated up. he could be talking about free speeches for goldman, sachs. >> and you could differ under your interpretation of the facts but the facts are there. she did give the speeches, she did get paid for it. >> that's a potent attack point for trump, he hired a former goldman, sachs guy to help with fundraising and campaign. >> he is not insulated from it the way bernie sanders is. explain this. why is it we spent the first eight days right into the '90s stuff. seems like a bizarre place to go. >> i can't speak to his mind. literally he could have seen one of the '90s era bumper sticker, if vince foster had a gun, he'd still b

vince foster had intimate knowledge of what was going on and he committed suicide. i don't know enough to discuss it. i will say there's people who continue to bring it up because they think it was a murder. i don't do that because i don't think it's fair. that's trump talking. a federal investigation involved lawyers, physicians and fbi agents and interviews with 125 witnesses concludesed foster's death was a suicide. this was the latest salvo from trump. let's watch. >> she's married to man who was the worst abuser of women in the history of politics. she's married to a man who hurt many women and hillary, if you look and see a study, hillary, hurt many women. the women that he abused. she was an unbelievably, nasty, mean, enabler and what she did to a lot of those women is disgraceful. >> no one should be subjected to it. it was an assault. >> he start unbuttoning my top. i try to pull away from him. >> in the past trump has spoken generously of the clintons. he's called the former president fantastic and his impeachment nonsense. here he is with me back in 1998.

stopping by vince lombardi for a break on their journey. also to grab a bite to eat.ups at the fast food offers including burger king. let me show you what you can get for $4 at burger king. this is what they call the 5 for $4 menu. as you can see you can get a lot. so burger king has the 5 for $4, mcdonald's the mcpick 2, wendy's, combo value meals are bringing in 100 million extra meals sold so far in 2016, up 20% from 2015. in fact, it's so popular now that 1 in every 3 visits is to take advantage of these deals. that's really helping the likes of mcdonalds and burger king. mcdonald's has recorded pretty impressive comp sales up over 5%. also burger king saw sales in the month of april up over 4%. it makes you wonder at those companies that don't have these bundles options. they're rethinking that too. starbucks, they're thinking we need to bundle our products and meals. they're offering an $8 power lunch. a sandwich, salad, and ethos water. you have tgif offering this $12 dine and drink menu that offers an entree and appetizer. economically what's it say about the

donald trump has said about vince foster was wrong, irresponsible and cruel. she went on to write this is scurrilous enough coming from right wing politics, how could this come from the presumptive republican nominee for president, and that brought this response from donald trump today. let's listen to this. >> i really know nothing about the vince foster situation. haven't known anything about it. and somebody asked me the question the other day and i said a lot of other people are skeptical as to what happened and how he died. i know nothing about it. i don't think that is something that frankly -- unless some evidence to the contrary of what i have seen comes up, i don't think it's something that should really be part of the campaign. but again, if you people reveal something to me, i'll answer it the appropriate way. >> so joy, something he brought up, he thinks is not something that should really be part of the campaign. >> right, conspiracy theories that he imbibed from alex jones or wherever he gets his ideas. he says oh, i know nothing about that. what

let's move along to my -- >> this is vince cantu. tell us your story. >> well, joe and i shouldn't have been there in the first place. >> me, too. >> no, president kennedy had passed a proclamation, no married men. and at the time i was married and had a little girl, mary lou. and then uncle sam came knocking and he said, hey, army needs you. so i gathered all of my papers and took them to victoria, because that is where the recruiting station was, and i said, hey, you can't take me in, put all of the information in front of him and i said, i'm sorry, but need -- well you're it. and i said, okay. so i was sure i wasn't going to pass. but three guys went. one didn't make it because -- because of intelligence. the other one, he was too fat. and so -- and so i lucked out. >> who was -- [ laughter ] >> who was the one that had no intelligence? [ laughter ] >> i should have made like i had no intelligence. i should have done that. but any way, they took me in. now the way i met joe, sergeant montgomery was my platoon sergeant and sergeant

vince foster issue. >> he says i don't know enough about it to make a judgment on that. so it wasn't -- >> you accept all of these investigations, right? including cnn's investigation back in 1994, i was the white house correspondent for cnn in 1993, i remember all of that very vividly, a sad, sad moment for everyone involved, especially vince foster's family. and now, for the republican presidential presumptive nominee to revive all of that at this stage, that seems beneath donald trump. no, he made an observation. he says i don't know enough about that to make an observation, however -- >> does donald trump believe he committed suicide. >> he said he didn't know enough about the information and i'm sure he will learn enough about the information if he's asked but he said he didn't know to make that judgment. >> you yourself said there were five investigations. >> exactly. >> all which concluded he committed suicide. >> look at "daily mail" in 2008. >> what else does he need to know about unsubstantiated rumors on the internet. if ken starr the prosecutor, if he conclud

did vince foster commit suicide? if donald trump asks you if you he should keep talking about yese things, would you say or no? >> i do not think he talks about where president obama was born. and vince foster was a footnote. he is responding in kind saying hillary clinton -- two hillary clinton saying he is not good for women. 1990's, the main thing he is clinton andt, bill women in the 1990's. what people are going to focus on, this is a man in power and he was having affairs with subordinates in the white house. license int his law the state of arkansas. mark: are you concerned about him going to these places? >> it is ludicrous that we are in 2016 and we will have a national election about bill clinton in the 1990's. if i thought the state of the republican party is pathetic, it would take it to a whole different level. >> i believe this speech was stateguns and washington and they did not cover it. they only covered what i said about bill clinton. john: by the time he left office, democrats winning in the midter

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there was even some vince foster in there. chris matthews, the most elaborate bank shot in all of this was on the subject of debating. not only did he keep the door open to debating bernie sanders, he opened the door to debating elizabeth warren in between attacking her. and then said that the proceeds, monies paid by the network would go to benefit women's health, a topic apparently very important to donald trump. at some point after your years in and around application do you look at a bank shot like that and admire it at any level? >> there was a lot of things he was doing there. it's not rad ik or chaotic in the mind of donald trump what he's been doing in this press conference today. what he wants to do right now is consolidate the republican party. so what he did, go after its enemi enemies. go after elizabeth warren, go after the "new york times." all that was about fundraising he has to do which is all the -- you'll notice he talked about keystone, he talked about fracking. let's on the side of the deregulators, agains

john: i'm not sure if it is disqualifying, the vince foster thing is nuts. the bill clinton things are real things, and there is an argument that the left and right have put forward over her complicity in that. so it is an issue. the question is, whether it is effective. from the polling we discussed yesterday, the fact that he is consolidated republicans and independents, i think they are parked with him. but they are still kicking the tires on donald trump. these are not available for persuadable voters to help trump to eventually become the president of the united states. that is my argument for why it is a dumb argument. mark: he is never been a general election candidate before. does he have a great feel for america? he has some. leaving aside the repudiation one must engage in, you cannot deny he has defied people's expectations about what works and what does not. he has gone after things people care about, but some voters will tune it out. john: we all ignore knowledge this is a different electorate. one of the things the clintons have done well, i th

trump as repeated an outrageous and long-ago debunked falsehood about vince foster a friend of bill and hillary clinton's until his tragic suicide. in july 1993, foster, who suffered from depression, walked into the park with an old revolver and shot himself in the mouth. the park service police concluded that year that foster committed suicide. but that did not stop conspiracy theorists at time from concocting unfounded allegations. now that first investigation was followed by an investigation by cnn in 1994 concluding, foster's death was due to suicide and alternative scenarios had no credibility. other investigations reached the same conclusion, one by independent counsel in robert fiske in 1994, two by congressional reviews, another by independent council ken starr in 1997. one would think case closed, right? wrong. donald trump, in an interview appearing in "the washington post," called circumstances surrounding the death very fishy and said, i don't bring foster's death up because i don't know enough to discuss it, i will say there are people who continue to bring it up because th

chair we'll be honoring vince in may at the board of supervisors. >> thank you, commissioner. >> itemd item 13 introduction of new items. >> colleagues introduction seeing none, public comment any public comment? public comment is closed. >> item 14 and item 14 general public comment. >> any general public comment. >> yes. >> good morning, commissioners all law for respect are elderly folks with seniors and of taking care of for our young ones and children of the future as far as having good packing while brothers and sisters and families worthy peers of people all mission destiny for city work of improvements for oneself and the word one should be smart of principles of conservation of resources and work perfectly with excused of system organization and people's management all of career performed their duties one learners how to live their life and the limitation of money resource to produce credit for functions is one of personal journalism with a mighty mission can get a head e head start for true powers only require one aspect of refrigeration destiny of personal growth and proces

susan li at vince lombardi plaza.ter is over at the chart board checking on mcdonald's. >> this is a great winner which was not for a while. but it may be a bit too much of a good thing. wow, 1974, to 2016, you've got mcdonald's in blue. the s&p. i wanted to just zero in on the more recent activity. wa we know is that this was a very fallow security. it underperformed in '12, '13, '14, '15. here's the range. there's the breakout. an old-fashioned term of a measured move. the width of the range, 85 to 105, $20, you tack on 20 to the top. so if you add 20 onto 105, right? you get roughly 130. i want to show you exactly where the stock stops. hits its head. stock market is going straight up for four, five, six sessions. mcdonald's not participating. relative strength very poor. we've broken our trend line. which think maybe this is too much of a good thing. maybe they've priced in all-day breakfast. you've got to have good profits. take them. if you're a short seller, go after the short side. >> all-day breakfast baked i

vince foster committed suicide in 1993, yet for years rumors have persisted on the fringes that maybe he was murdered. multiple investigations have found that's not true. but that didn't stop trump from insisting there's something fi >> reporter: tonight hillary clinton with a new video accusing donald trump of wanting to profit from the housing collapse. >> if there is a bubble burst as they call it, you know, you can make a lot of money. >> he thought he could take advantage of it to make some money for himself. >> reporter: trump once again taking more personal shots, bringing up old conspiracy theories about the death of close clinton friend and aide, vince foster, telling the "washington post," he knew everything that was going on, and then all of a sudden he committed suicide. trump calling his death very fishy. an independent counsel's investigation ruled foster's death was a suicide. bill clinton on friday. >> you think the stuff i said about her is bad? they accuse me of murder. >> reporter: trump taking shots are counterpunches. >> i don't like doing that. but i have no choi

stopping by here at vince lombardi for a break or so on their journey. grab a bite to eat. yes, i have seen lineups at the fast food offers that includes burger king. let me show you what you can get for $4 at burger king. this is what they call the five for $4 menu. you can get a lot. burger king has the 5 for $4, mcdonald's the mcpick 2. wendy's 4 for $4, and they're bringing in a lot of customers. 100 million extra meals has been sold so far in 2016. that's up 20% from 2015. in fact, it's so popular now that one in every three visits is to take advantage of these deals. that's really helping the likes of mcdonald's, burger king. mcdonald's reported impressive comp sales. in the first quarter, up over 5%. also burger king saw sales in the month of april up over 4%. it makes you wonder about those companies that don't have these bundles options. they're rethinking that, too. for instance, now starbucks, which is on the fast food realm, they need to bundle up their products and meals so they're offering an $8 power lumpl, a sandwich and salad. and water.

this case, tapper was addressing trump's latest for ray into conspiratorial thinking, this involves vince foster. donald trump made a comment that the 1993 death of the white house council, was fishy, that foster committed suicide. a fact backed up by government investigations and news investigations. but friends of donald trump's website say that -- saying it was a murder, falsely for 20 years, and it looks like trump has been reading those claims online. so what's the press to do about this? it's not as simple as you might think. so joining me now are three seasoned reporters. julie pate, the white house correspondent for the associated press, jonathan martin, the continue for the "new york times." and michael reski. you can say to the camera, these claims are all false. but still i wonder if it sticks in the minds of people and they think it's true. >> i think our role is clear, our role is to state what's true. so for example, we did a story earlier this week that actually tried to assemble as many of these conspiracy theorys that we could that trump has passed along or propagated and

when deputy white house counsel vince foster was found dead.lled it suicide but still some people have suspected murder. and trump's thoughts on foster. he knew everything that was going on and all of a sudden he committed suicide, trump told "washington post" very fishy. >> unbelievable. >> it's not the first conspiracy theory he's liked. last fall, he fixated on the widely disproven claim that vaccines cause autism. >> beautiful child went to have the vaccine and came back and a week later got a tremendous fever, got very, very sick. now is autistic. >> then turned to the 9/11 attacks. >> i watched in jersey city, new jersey, where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down. >> reporter: cnn and others could not find any proof. more recently trump wondered about the death of justice scalia. >> they said they found a pillow in his face which is an unusual place to find a pillow. >> reporter: authorities say yes but he was sleeping and died of natural causes. trump moved to the kennedy assassination, sugges

vince: -- one currency you watch? vince: the dollar really wants to test the 1.30.me, the canadian numbers have not been spectacular. by a large, it is due to the massive appreciation in currencies since january. nonenergypairing exports. and even with a boost in oil prices, that doesn't catch up as quickly as they may need. the potential. the canadian dollar could test that 1.30 level. retail sales to marmite be the trigger. scarlet: thank you so -- retail sales tomorrow might be the trigger. scarlet: thank you so much. lending club subpoenaed over its lending practices. last week, it saw its shares fall by more than half. under more scrutiny now over its lending practices. alix: we should see what that is doing to the stockalix:. the stock is now falling off its highs of the session as the headline crossed. we will keep an eye on anymore data about lendingclub. we will be right back. ♪ bloomberghis is markets. mark crumpton has more from our newsroom. mark: vice president biden will announce new rules on overtime that make it more than 4 million americans a pay ra

. >> vince gill did it 13 times. >> jimmy: is that the goal to knock vince off his -- >> absolutely.for me, it's a chance to sing about current events? >> jimmy: what current events do you sing about? >> well, i've got a guitar. [ applause ] so, i saw your thing in the beginning, the restroom logo. you know, we were way ahead of that in our format. country music dealt with this in the '60s. woman especially when you are born a man ♪ ♪ north carolina they're checking for vaginas if you want to use the can ♪ ♪ i say set by your man we're all just human beings ♪ ♪ he's just a human pen and the stall right next to you ♪ ♪ sit by your man why is this such a big deal hike up your dress ♪ ♪ and sit by your man ♪ [ cheers and applause] >> jimmy: i might have to indorse you. ial i'll probably be getting on a bus and having rallies throughout the country. i'd love to have you play that for me. >> i'll have to wait to hear what controversial statements you make. >> jimmy: when we come back, we're going to see you and demi lovato play together. >> we have a big announcement. carry underwood and

this i didn't know vince from his first time i left the government before i jibbed the government his resume i called up michael burns the general manager of the muni and the mta would you vince is politically will be hire him he said i tried to hire him and couldn't get him to come to san jose that's one of the strongest endorsements and vince is about tremendous in the time i had the pleasure to work with him not just the expressive background and resume and criminals credentials but his manner the way the professional very even tempered with all the crazyness sometimes around the agency a steady solid presence with the project control system implemented within his division modernizing and keeping the big projected o projects moving forward and serving the demanding manager like john haley and the rest of the board is just such a strong presen not only in his executive team he'll tell you he's a kid from west oakland but a mentor and role model to a lot of folks we didn't blame him not wanting to commute 17 hours a day but certainly wish him the best and give him in special heavy du

. >> vince foster. >> vince foster. >> discredited allegations of the suicide of hillary clinton friend and one time white house aide vince foster. how should the press cover the press talking about that and the

today i'm going to be honoring a man many know vince harris. where is vince? please come up to the podium. [applause] it is my pleasure to honor vince harris who is a current director of capital programs and construction for sfmta is he is retiring this year. mr. harris career expands 35 years in transportation and worked in public and private sectors including being responsible for the delivery of 3 billion dollar capital improvement program in washington dc. mr. harris served as executive director of stan isloss counsel of government and almeady county transportation authority. mr. harris holds a bachelors of science in civil engineering from universety of pittsburgh. i want to take the opportunity to they think mr. harris for all his hard work. his dedication is critical to insure we deliver on many capital projects that help improve our transportation system as well as provide a better service to all san franciscan's in every corner of the city. thank you, mr. harris for your work and absolutely wish you the best of luck in your retirement . don't forget b

it was asked of me, what do you think of vince fofster? i really know nothing about the vince foster situation. haven't known anything about it. and somebody asked me the question the other day. i said that. a lot of people are very skeptical as to what happened and how he died. i know nothing about it. i don't think it is something that, frankly, unless some evidence to the contrary of what i've seen comes up, i don't think it's something that should really be part of the campaign. but again, if you people reveal something to me, i'll answer it the appropriate way. okay. one more? >> here in north dakota fracking is on the forefront of everyone's mind. bernie has said he would ban fracking completely. >> bernie is going to ban fracking. hillary is going to ban fracking. hillary is going to abolish the second amendment, okay, just in case you have any questions. she's going to abolish your right to own guns. she's going to abolish the second amendment. i am ex actually on the opposite. i got the great endorsement from the nra. they are ama

whether it's whitewater or vince or benghazi. it's always a mess with hillary and he went on from there. >> he went on to say i'm not -- it's not like, i'm not saying it. >> other people are saying that vince foster was murdered. i wouldn't say it, other people are saying that, and that's bad for hillary. >> he put the -- you can hear the raised eyebrow coming in, when he says, he knew all of this stuff, he's right in the middle of everything, he commits suicide opinion and he leaves that hanging. it is all the way back to 1993. this is the same thing that we heard in 1993. as you pointed out, really 3 or 5 investigations, two of them by the special counsels, one of them went on for three years. suicide was the verdict in each case. >> including ken starr. this guy is not a clinton fan. vince foster worked with the clintons. he helped her become a partner at the rose law firm. and then he killed himself, leaving behind a widow and three kids. i've heard this rumor before that somehow she's responsible for his dearth. you go to th

and vince, editor of the daily caller. who is holding the cards here, vince, start with you. >> i think paul ryan is offering donald trump a courtesy that republicans in the party who outright rejected trump hasn't. hey, look. i could support you for president, but you will need to fix a few things in order to get that support. and that is a courtesy that donald trump is not offered in the race. and paul ryan is an influential republican. the house. and i think donald trump no matter what he says in public would want paul ryan in his court. but right now he is not attacking ryan. >> it would seem a b, that donald trump has the nomination in hand and he can go ahead and be the bigger candidate if you will and set about trying to unite the party, but that doesn't seem to be his inclination? >> no, you can see trump believes that he won with a historic number of votes and earned against him from the other candidates and believes he is remaking the republican party and he's won and beaten the party stalwarts. and though they d

about vince foster.p was asked about the vince foster, his death by "the washington post." he said i don't know anything about it but a lot of people talk about it and think it's a conspiracy of some kind. now vince foster's brother has written an op-ed to the. "washington post." i want to read it. it is powerful. his brother says it is beyond con temple a politician would use a family tragedy to further his candidacy. trump recklessly insinuated my brother vincent w. foster jr. may have been murdered because of intimate knowledge and how wrong, how irresponsible, how cruel. this was -- i'm sorry. his sister. vince foster's sister who wrote this to "the washington post" yesterday. >> right. >> okay. jeffrey, that obviously was not the intention, i'm sure, of donald trump, to hurt the foster family. can we say he not invoke this anymore and not talk about this anymore? >> the thing about that-of-this that gets me, and we sget get into these situations, interesting that was in "the washington post." to bor

he said there's nothing nefarious about what the clintons had to do with vince foster. the originator of the myth no longer believes it. >> listening to you spool this out, you spent years reporting on this, on this sort of what was called the vast right-wing conspiracy, just insane theories that clintons -- the president was running drugs out of an air strip in arkansas. >> in arkansas, yes. he'll bring that up too. >> absolutely. it's striking me to hear you sort of dive in first order right into the facts of this. take a step back. we have the republican presumptive nominee casually floating and sort of denying at arm's length a theory that the former president of the united states and the current possible nominee for the democratic presidency were complicit in a murder. >> right. >> that is an insane thing. >> it's totally insane. and what makes it even more insane is that this is the same guy who spent years sucking up to the clintons. invited them to his wedding. made bill clinton a member of trump national golf club for free. had his -- clinton's picture all over

this i didn't know vince from his first time i left the government before i jibbed the government his resume i called up michael burns the general manager of the muni and the mta would you vince is politically will be hire him he said i tried to hire him and couldn't get him to come to san jose that's one of the strongest endorsements and vince is about tremendous in the time i had the pleasure to work with him not just the expressive background and resume and criminals credentials but his manner the way the professional very even tempered with all the crazyness sometimes around the agency a steady solid presence with the project control system implemented within his division modernizing and keeping the big projected o projects moving forward and serving the demanding manager like john haley and the rest of the board is just such a strong presen not only in his executive team he'll tell you he's a kid from west oakland but a mentor and role model to a lot of folks we didn't blame him not wanting to commute 17 hours a day but certainly wish him the best and give him in special heavy du

the white house during bill clinton's time, about the death of vince foster. that has been investigated time and again by police, by ken starr, by cnn. it was a suicide, but donald trump acts as if it's an open question. so what now? should the media go back and sort of remind voters about this and all the details, try to put it to rest, or there are con speary theorists out there and donald trump has always sort of been sympathetic to those? >> look, the people who are open to the relitigation of vince foster's death are not going to vote for hillary clinton anyway. so donald trump is speaking to conspiracy-minded people who are not based in reality on some of these stories anyhow and maybe part of his coalition. again, if you're donald trump at this point, you want to deal with a couple of things. you have a message that's about the future of country, and are you going to emphasize that? no question, she's hitting him on his past, he's going to hit her on her part and the messiness within clintons to reach younger, more persuade werable voters, but he still

"the washington post," quote it's the one thing with her, whether it's whitewater or whether it's vince foster or whether it's benghazi it's always a mess with hillary. he called theories of possible foul play in foster's death very serious and the circumstances of foster's death very fishy. he said he had intimate knowledge, he knew everything that was going on and then all of a sudden he committed suicide. foster's death is the subject of intense speculation on the internet. >>> and the tsa has seen the first management casualty in the wake of mounting criticism over missed flights. kelly hoggan has been removed from his position as tsa's security chief. according to an internal memo obtained by nbc news, he has been the focus of congressional inquiries was reassigned to new duties. part of the series of moves after hundreds were stranded in security lines as plains took off from chicago o'hare this month. >>> and final moments in the doomed egyptair flight last week. egyptian authorities are refuting the allegations saying it swerved before vanishing off radar. tom costello has the l

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vince foster's sister wrote an op ed for "the washington post" where she says, it is beyond contempt that a politician would use a family tragedy to further his candidacy." pri trump seemed to back down, saying he didn't think it had a place in his campaign, unless there is new information, which is kind of trademark. >> you have to be careful. but i have to be who i am. she's proven to be tough. she certainly is resilient over the years, been doing this a long time. and they're very nasty. the clintons have hurt a lot of people. and this is then friday on the campaign trail he says hillary clinton shouts when she gives speeches, donald trump making it clear he doesn't like it. >> do you think hillary looks presidential? i don't think so. and i'm not going to say it, because i'm not allowed to say it, because i want to be politically correct. so i refuse to say that i cannot stand her screaming into the microphone all the time. >> he thinks it works. >> i was in pennsylvania last week, and i will admit, i went boo pennsylvania thinking this is a state that republicans always think th

it is coo of the ncc, vince stango, vince, good morning good morning pat, how are you. >> good.bout this tour that is going on here and i'll step out of the way so we cap get a better look at it. >> these two are great contracts. one is jackie's 1946 contract with the montreal royals and other 1947 contract with the brooklyn dodgers. it has been on tour in new york city, toronto, canada and after it leaves here it will go to st. louis, atlanta, chicago, miami and los angeles. >> it is really going through each town in just one day but here in philadelphia we will get it for much longer. >> we do. we have it until sunday june 5th. we are really excited about that and pleased to have it over memorial day weekend when visitors can come to downtown philadelphia and check out these great exhibits. >> obviously jackie robinson a important sports figure. talk about the importance of the the contract and how cool it is. >> i think you mentioned it earlier, jackie robinson's story trans send major league baseball. it is a african-american story. he broke the color barrier in 1947. twenty

. >> one of the stories is that he's bringing up an old story from the '90s about vince foster.was close to the clintons. worked with the clintons. even i can't remember back that far, but he suggested that the suicide of vince foster was somehow fishy and there are all these conspiracy theorists who said it's murder. it's been investigated to the hilt by the feds, the local authorities, cnn did our own investigation. there was not an ounce of truth to it. if you want to believe all those pesky cops and media people that look into these things. >> also news outlets like cnn that put this to rest a long, long time ago and yet, one of the consequences of this digital age is these rumors do fester online. they get forwarded around on the e-mail chains you mentioned and someone like trump is able to inject them back in a way we have not seen before with presidential campaigns. i think it's important to do what you did and say there's no evidence of this. this is not true. >> three times investigated. if you're just tuning in, my god, if you hear anything about the clintons being res