it's what clintons do. the problem for the clintons is democrats are wonder if anything they don't need another person to come in. the polls, in fact, just this week there was a couple of really devastating ones for her sewing her losing in head-to-head matchups against most of the top republican tier candidates in placeses like florida and pennsylvania. still ahead, donald trump's call to end birth right citizenships. look at where the candidates stand on that and other immigration issues. and the potential fall-out in 2016 next. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? i'm why? because it's red lobster's crabfest. and there's so much crab, so many ways. and with dishes like this luscious crab lover's dream or

clinton: beautiful up there. >> yes, it is. sec. clinton: you teach government? >> i teach government. [indiscernible] sec. clinton: how are you? hi! [laughter] [indiscernible] i am going to go over and say hi to bill. we love you, hillary! we love you, hillary! sec. clinton: jerry is a plumber over in sarasota springs. [indiscernible] >> you are good. sec. clinton: are you going up there for the wedding? yes, [indiscernible] in cornell. [laughter] >> it is really an experience. [indiscernible] sec. clinton: what is your name? >> it is hillary. [indiscernible] >> there it is. >> thank you. [indiscernible] sec. clinton: thank you so much. hi! hi! how are you? nice to see you! [indiscernible] >> yay! thank you so much, it was nice to meet you. [indiscernible] >> we are glad to have you here. thank you. sec. clinton: thank you. hey, we are cleaning the fair. >> this there is so clean. sec. clinton: that's even better. [indiscernible] >> hillary! [indiscernible] [laughter] sec. clinton: oh, john, i knew very well john's sister hat. -- sister, pat. oh my gosh, we had

>>> hillary clinton under fire. the democratic presidential candidate turns over the private e-mail server she used as secretary of state to federal investigators. and this morning, she learns she may no longer be the front-runner in a key early voting state. >>> isis grew while the united states disengaged from the middle east and ignored the threat. and where was the secretary of state? where was secretary of state clinton in all of this? >> meanwhile, jeb bush delivers sharp criticism of clinton while gop front-runner donald trump continues his blunt talk. >> the world is cracking up, and they're worried about my tone! i should be toned down. >>> the feds take on kim kardashian. the fda issuing a warning to the reality tv star over her social media posts. >>> and will a locker room sucker punch send a new york jets' season down in flames? quarterback geno smith is sidelined for weeks after a teammate breaks his jaw. >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, august 12th, 2015. good morning and thanks for j

i will ask clinton spokesman, clinton campaign spokesman, brian falen, about all this and more standing by live. our correspondents and analysts, are standing by to cover all the news breaking right now. first let's go to our political reporter, sara murray joining us from new hampshire. sara, set the scene for ous on donald trump's first townhall as a presidential candidate? >> sure, well voters have started trickling in. pumping up the country music here. getting people ready for donald trump. they're expecting a big crowd tonight. the campaign tells us they have 1,500 rsvp's for this event just started advertising it earlier this week. that many people will not fit inside the venue. we are expecting a little bit of an overflow outside. this is going to be one of the first big retail politic events donald trump has done since announcing his candidacy. as you pointed out, a way for voters to quiz donald trump about the questions on top of his mind. an interesting thing about a place like new hampshire, you never know what a voter is going to ask. >> also, sara, interesting, jeb bush no

schriock: i think it is less about hillary clinton running as a woman and hillary clinton running and talking about issues that affect women and families in this country. ms. simendinger: but you are not arguing that she is not -- ms. schriock: no, not at all. she is a woman. [laughter] and as for emily's list, committed to electing pro-choice candidates to office, so it is a pretty exciting time. we are looking at what could be a record year for women across the country, whether it is the white house, the senate, the house, legislative places across the country. it is also a different time. and i think it is sometimes hard for us to remember, you know, as times change, what the conversations are. there is a real growing conversation about women and families in this country over the last six years. since the last, 2008, presidential election. and it is -- i think it is a really good environment for hillary to run in. there is this awakening, as i mentioned before, of women across the country. wait, what is equal pay? why am i not getting equal pay? this paid sick leave is really a pro

if hilary clinton weren't hilary clinton and no normal rules ever apply to clintons this would have ended her career. this is outrageous what she did. she gets away with it because she has these people that defend her at every cost. >> how about this general standard we know general petraeus afterwards had fbi agents raid his house and take these classified documents out of a drawer in his downstairs library. >> if he has -- if you're keeping documents in a safe it's because they're classified you know they're classified. i don't think that's analogous if hillary is saying these weren't classified at the time or did she know they were classified another question out there, clearly classified and even so she says that were classified after the fact. i don't think it's analogous. clearly petraeus knew they were classified. you wouldn't put them in a safe if they weren't. >> inspector generals would disagree with that would they not? >> they have and the question is what did she know and when did she know it. clearly, she said herself at the news conference at the security council, she's don

so i put 20 on biden, 75 on clinton and 5 on other. and my other is many things happen around the iowa caucuses. crazy things. weak horses take off from the back of the pack. it could be jim webb. if she is in so much trouble that he's finally willing to actually criticize what she's done, which he to this date has not done, we don't know what's going to happen at the last minute. i don't know if it could be sanders, but i'm still thinking that she doesn't have a good field of opponents. >> charles. >> a.b. got it exactly right, unless she saw my quick sheet earlier. 75 is exactly right for clinton. biden 20% which are the odds of his getting in but your only mistake was in the $5 on the other. because if it's a two-cushion shot but if biden with draws or doesn't enter and she is forced out by let's say an indictment, i'd say that would be an opening that warren could not resist. >> the house puts a $25 chip on the biden-warren ticket coming out of the block. that's just the house play. next up, friday lightning round on the republican

but secretary clinton utilized hard copies for reviewing top-secret information. >> secretary clinton's people are very careful to say it was not marked "classified," but jon karl reported that at least two e-mails were top secret. our experts are saying, when you deal with top-secret material, you know it's top secret. >> well, i would differ with that. because i know in one instance, it was a discussion of a drone, all information had been published in a public newspaper. so, i think that there is -- >> but should the secretary of state know what classified material when she reads it whether it's marked or not. >> the point is, martha, she has been so forthcoming, they have the entire server. no one that i know of has figured out what motive hillary clinton would have to in any way make our country vulnerable. so, i really think, if you look at this committee, if you look at all of the accusations, this has become just a partisan -- this is called "get hillary clinton" committee. that's what this committee is about. >> i want to talk about general petraeus briefly, though, he pleaded

when you want to compare transparency of what secretary clinton has done compared to others, the clintons have released in detail, itemized where their speaking fees came from, consulting fees. jeb bush said he was setting the standard for disclosure when he did this. he has $19 million in businesses he has not identified. mark: do you challenge him to reveal that? joel: i'm not going to challenge them but i will say if you are , setting the standard for transparency, you want to say we are $19 million came from. mark: they feel very lucky to be so wealthy. is that a potential vulnerability for voters? joel: the clintons feel very blessed to have the success they have. i think voters want to know whether people really get them, whether they will fight for them every day. about whether their kids will get educated, if their incomes will go up. we have a history with anyone -- franklin roosevelt was one of the wealthiest residents we ever had and did not stand up for the average people -- i think they measure people by what they do, people like them. that is what this election will come dow

not a single one is named clinton. in fact, while i'm happy to be on your show, had she not had this e-mail arrangement with herself, you wouldn't be talking to me this morning. my focus is on the four murdered americans in benghazi but before i can write the final definitive accounting of that, i have to make sure that the public record is complete. all of this started with my desire to get her e-mails and the e-mails of her top aides. that's when we learned she had this unprecedented e-mail arrangement with herself and thanks to some folks in your line of work who did some good journalistic investigation and thanks in part i guess to my colleagues on the committee, we have determined that there's a lot more to her e-mail story than just the completeness of the record. in terms of what i'm interested in, it's doing a good job for those four murdered americans and their families. the classified information, the rest of it, is in other people's jurisdiction and i'm content with that. >> now, and you know this, clinton s

clinton: thank you. reporter: anything about the shooting? mrs. clinton: first of all. i was so stricken to think that these two young people doing the work that you guys do every day would be murdered on live television. and i will extend my condolences and sympathy to their families and coworkers, and pray for the woman who last i checked was still in critical condition. we have to do something about gun violence in america. i will take it on. there are many people who face it and know it, but then turn away because it is hard. it is a political, difficult issue. i believe we are smart enough, compassionate enough to figure out how to balance the legitimate second amendment rights with preventive measures and control measures so that whatever motivated this murderer, who eventually took his own life, we will not see more death, needless, senseless death. i feel great heartache at what happened, and i want to reiterate how important it is we not let yet another terrible instance go by without trying to do something more to prevent this incredible killing that is stalki

clinton, hillary rodham clinton, has decided to go to china next month to take part in the international women's conference, despite some controversy. do you think it's a good idea? >> not really. >> conservative leaders are still unhappy with the whole idea of the united nations conference, which is expected to draw about 40,000 women from around the world. >> i think this removes one barrier, but she still has to face up to the agenda of the women's conference. it's a very left-wing agenda, sort of an anti-family agenda. i still think if i could give her any advice, she ought to stay here. >> handling the chinese will be tricky enough but the conference itself is controversial. under attack from conservatives who say it is radical, anti-family. >> the conference is a little bit of sugar wrapped around a big bitter pill of failed western feminism. >> in the middle of a presidential election race in which her husband was the candidate to beat, everybody was talking about hillary clinton. specifically everybody was talking about hillary clinton's decision to attend the united nations conf

clinton had this outside e-mail server. just want the viewers to pause for a moment and think about, if a hacker can get into sidney blumenthal's e-mail and from their move into mrs. clinton's e-mail, we should think about what the national intelligence services of russia and communist china would do. with a level of sophistication and technology than i would guess are light years beyond what an individual hacker would have. mrs. clinton says that all of her official state department business is conducted over this outlaw server. the outside persons would not only be up to find it but hackett, penetrate it. this is a very grave security issue. if one hacker in romania can do it, what are the chinese and russian intelligence services doing? .ost: two quick follow-ups first of all, her argument was she wanted a standalone device. host: that made -- guest: that may be what she is representing now, but i can tell you that she was also using an ipad and wanted to use an ipod -- ipad. they were asked to certify her use of an ipad

is no bill clinton. can you imagine what her husband would have done? he would have bit his lower lip and convinced that he felt their pain and connected on an emotional level and laid out specifically what he would do as president to address their concerns. she did none of that. she starts talking there about changing the way systems operate, allocation of resources, accuses them of not having an agenda or telling them they have to come up with something that she can sell. >> i don't know how -- you think bill clinton could have finessed this moment better, perhaps. sanders backed down to this group. o'malley has backed down to this group and hillary clinton basically got pushed back by this group a while ago. let's skip forward and play the hillary clinton from a year ago when she said this and she perhaps has been paying for it until this day. >> i asked her what kept you going. her answer was very simple, kindless along the way from someone who believed she mattered. all lives matter. and for her --

clinton have known that? >> look, secretary clinton has former foreign service officers, civil servants. i did as undersecretary too, that make sure all of this information is protected. it is physically impossible to move things from the classified system to the unclassified system. we are only talking about the everything on the classified system is where it belongs and there is no question about that. the federal records act makes very clear that the person that transmits the information is responsible for the classified -- classification of the information. and is it possible that secretary clinton was passed something by somebody and somebody and somebody? yes. that would have been true if it had been on the state dot-gov e-mail system. but i think that we all understand that hillary clinton is held to a different standard. but let's get it straight. let's be lawful and let's be smart about this. we're talking about unclassified e-mails. we're not talking about classified e-mails, we're talking about unc

clinton: i don't think so. i think that -- because once you get to be president, you are making a daily story. i will still give speeches on the subjects i am interested in. i have really enjoyed those things. [laughter] i get to go meet with smart people. i have met with oracle's major investors twice in the last year. they are fascinating. i learned so much. if someone told me in 2001 that people still wanted me to come talk, i would be stunned. [laughter] i think it is because i spent a couple of hours a day studying what is going on in the world, and i don't just tell war stories. i do not talk about when i was president unless someone asks me a specific question. i think people want to live in the present and look to the future. betty: in a bloomberg politics poll if you feel, if hillary clinton were to be elected to the white house, 83% of those voters polled said it was mostly good for her to turn to you as a chief advisor. mr. clinton: well, that is nice. [laughter] i appreciate that. betty: what would

clinton: i don't think so. i think that -- because once you get to be president, you are making a daily story. i will still give speeches on the subjects i am interested in. i have really enjoyed those things. [laughter] i get to go meet with smart people. i have met with oracle's major investors twice in the last year. they are fascinating. i learned so much. if someone told me in 2001 that people still wanted me to come talk, i would be stunned. [laughter] i think it is because i spent a couple of hours a day studying what is going on in the world, and i don't just tell war stories. i do not talk about when i was president unless someone asks me a specific question. i think people want to live in the present and look to the future. betty: in a bloomberg politics poll if you feel, if hillary clinton were to be elected to the white house, 83% of those voters polled said it was mostly good for her to turn to you as a chief advisor. mr. clinton: well, that is nice. [laughter] i appreciate that. betty: what would

can it not be about hillary clinton the past, but hillary clinton the future? this makes it harder to do that. the longer the story is around, it feeds all the narratives. they're paranoid, they think the rules don't apply to them. they surround themselves with no one who would say, wait a minute, why don't we just set up a state department e-mail address. so to the extent it reminds people of things they don't like about her, i do think that's problematic for her in an election, like every other presidential election ever, that tends to be about the future. >> all right, thank you both for joining us. >>> coming up, is trump not enough showmanship for you? i'll speak with way man who's running for office with a campaign ad that includes a giant goose, laser eyes and a robot. this is "hardball," the place for politics. it's so shiny. i know, mommy, but it's time to let the new kitchen get some sleep. ♪ if you want beautiful results, you know where to go. angie's list. everyone can shop for services from highly rated companies, even without a membership. but a

why the clintons have gotten away with so much over the years. she arrogantly believed this would go away. and i think, i don't think she's going to survive this. >> she shouldn't survive. america doesn't believe her anymore. she's not trustworthy. if general petraeus, a four star general, can be indicted and convicted, that's the least of the stuff that she's done. >> what she did was miniscule compared to her. >> judge jeanine, guilty. >> coming up, hillary clinton's poll numbers are plummeting. especially when it come to trustworthiness. we'll have a full report. and here with reaction. and then later tonight -- >> mr. trump doesn't have a proven record. he was a democrat longer than he was a republican. he's given more money to democrats than republicans. >> i don't see how he's electable. >> donald trump and jeb bush go after each other. used their work computers to access and pay for memberships on ashley madison. some of those workers have held sensitive positions in the white house. members' subscription came to light after hackers posted

this his the first time he registered a lead over clinton in any state or national poll. >> clinton said she will now do what she has refused to do for months, hand over her personal email server to the justice department. this comes as questions swirl about how classified files made it on to that server. >> hillary clinton's announcement that she will hand over personal email server to the justice department is a stark departure from the position she's maintained for five months. >> the server contains personal communications from my husband and me, and i believe i have met all of my responsibilities, and the server will remain private. >> the clinton campaign says she now is also giving investigators three thumb drives containing ruffle 30,000 emails relating to her work as secretary of state. the f.b.i. is investigating whether clinton's use of a personal email account and that private server resulted in the mishandle of any classified information. just hours before clinton made her announcement, a state department report said that two of the emails on clinton's server had been classi

clinton standing firm. she denies there is any wrongdoing. >> the state department has confirmed that i did not send nor receive material glassified. i'm repeating the facts. i did not send nor did i receive material marked classified. martha: material narkd classified she specifies there. >> reporter: officials say among the 60 emails, all have classified emails and one is classified secret. the inspector general for the intelligence community reported to congress that in a review of 40 clinton emails, 4 contained information. martha: how is the secretary of state defending herself in the midst of this investigation? >> reporter: she claims she broke no rules saying they received and sent no emails marked classified. it's largely bureaucrat i can confusion. >> that's something they will have to determine. there are disputes betweenagenc, could have or would have been done. that's for them to work out. >> her decision to handle her email in this way has delayed our ability to do our job with respect to beng

if you compare to it hillary clinton, hillary clinton is not doing a lot of national interviews. donald trump is doing interviews on a daily basis, multiple times. >> hillary clinton has done one national interview on cnn. the more the media criticizes trump, dismisses him, challenge him on policy, the better he seems to do because then we become a foil he hits back at journalists. let me get a break. send me a tweet @howardkurtz. ahead on "mediabuzz" from los angeles is the press now talking up bernie sanders because it's fed up with hillary clinton? when we come back hillary's e-mail mess gets worse. was the "new york times" right all along? hi my name is tom. i'm raph. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because we're here, we're here, and we've got your back. legalzoom. legal help is here. so what i'm saying is, people like options. when you take geico, you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your

sanders at 44%, clinton at 37%, nia, overtaking clinton for the very first time. what does that tell you or what does that tell the clinton campaign, i guess? >> they've got a race on their hands and that's what they've always believed. i don't know that they thought it would be bernie sanders. there had been some speculation early on that it would be elizabeth warren. but she didn't go in. so a lot of those folks who would be attracted to an elizabeth warren candidacy are now in bernie sanders' camp. what's odd is that new hampshire has been a good place to the clintons. bill clinton became the comeback kid in new hampshire. and hillary clinton did so well there, it revived her campaign after that iowa loss in 2008. but now sanders is the kid folks are wanting to look at there. he was at 8% in the polls in march. he's steadily gaining on clinton and now overtaking her in the lead there. i think if you talk to the clinton folks, they do say, well, let's think about what the broader democratic coalition looks like, doesn't look a lot like new hampshire. they want t

while clinton has dropped 10 points from 62% to 52%. last night in new hampshire, clinton tried to brush off the sanders surge after he received an endorsement from the nation's largest nurses union. >> i look forward to working with them when i'm president. >> reporter: back to that democratic-leaning ppp poll, it shows that four republicans are leading clinton in a head-to-head race in iowa. ben carson up four points, mike huckabee up one, marco rubio and scott walker as well also up one. that may explain those recent jabs on the campaign trail by clinton against rubio and walker. bret? >> mike, quickly on that breaking news you talked about, i've seen a couple of these reports that the inspector general for the intelligence community notifying congress that two of the four e-mails found classified e-mails is the highest security classification? is that true? >> reporter: my understanding this is the second highest security classification that the inspector general has been going through them and that top secret is just below the abso

can it not be about hillary clinton the past, but hillary clinton the future? this makes it harder to do that. the longer the story is around, it feeds all the narratives. they're paranoid, they think the rules don't apply to them. they surround themselves with no one who would say, wait a minute, why don't we just set up a state department e-mail address. so to the extent it reminds people of things they don't like about her, i do think that's problematic for her in an election, like every other presidential election ever, that tends to be about the future. >> all right, thank you both for joining us. >>> coming up, is trump not enough showmanship for you? i'll speak with way man who's running for office with a campaign ad that includes a giant goose, laser eyes and a robot. this is "hardball," the place for politics. song: rachel platten "fight song" ♪ two million, four hundred thirty-four thousand, three hundred eleven people in this city. and only one me. ♪ i'll take those odds. ♪ be unstoppable. the all-new 2015 ford edge. from bank of america to buy

clinton: yes, yes. >> [inaudible] ms. clinton: right. >> [inaudible] ms. clinton: first of all, that is why you have a campaign. it will be at the center of my campaign. i hope people running for congress, both the house and the senate, will latch onto it because i want to get more democrats elected. that would be a big help in dealing with the issues you are raising. i also want to make it clear that what i'm advocating, just as what president obama advocated, goes back to theident reagan, what status was under president reagan i want them to have to answer to the american people why they don't want to make college more for lan why they don't want to refinance college debt. -- more affordable and why they don't want to refinance college debt. this has to be a choice. then i will be looking to see what their response is and then let's have an election about it. let's have an election about real choices that will actually affect people's lives. that will be interesting. and once i get to the white house, i will do as i've always done when i worked across th

will clinton's troubles draw more rivals into the race? let me know on facebook or twitter @fox newssunday, and use the hash tag. >>> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. i am confident that i never sent nor received any information that was classified at the time it was sent and received. the state department has confirmed that i did not send nor receive material marked classified. >> marked classified. hillary clinton's changing accounts since last spring on whether she had any classified information on her private e-mail server. according to our fox news poll, the e-mail scandal is hurting clinton. she still leads the democratic field with 49%, but that's done ten points from last month. and then some head to head match-ups, jeb bush leads clinton by two points. marco rubio beats clinton for the first time well within the margin of error, and donald trump has narrowed his gap from five points down to 17 two months ago. and we're back now with the panel. well bob woodward, you'

going golfing together, obama and bill clinton. five days later, joe biden see i'll see your golf game and meet with elizabeth warren. >> do you think he would put warren on the second, the vp? >> he might not have thought that far ahead. but one of the things he might have asked her, if i decide to go forward, could count on your support? >> but then he would have to move further left than hillary clinton. so you think he's going wob so do i. what is this isis information story? we haven't covered it. can you tell me a little bit about snit. >> there's an initial report out of the department of defense. inspector general is looking into whether military analysts for intelligence have been providing the white house and president obama with rosier scenarios about the fight about isis. >> this happened in vietnam and it was a mike>> there's the acct central america and the iraq evasion right before. >> so there's an inspector general's investigation attached to the department of defense into allegations that certain analysts in the d

clinton has said she wiped the server clean. that does not mean there is not recoverable information. that's what the justice department wants to determine, as well as what kind of system it was, and whether there was any indication any information was improperly secured. >> all right. elite labott, thanks so much. let's talk about this with co-host of the podcast the pollsters, margie, and kevin -- margie, you just had a baby seven weeks ago. look at you, already in the studio, you look fantastic. congratulations. let me start with you, do you think the clinton team has handled it well? >> i think they have. you see them cooperating with the fbi, you see them being open and talking about it. i think the challenge here, a lot of folks want to tie what's happened today with what's going on with polls numbers, with what's going on in new hampshire, and what's going on with bernie sanders. i'm not sure they're all related. it's not really how a lot of voters are processing the race. >> kevin, you would disagree i imagine? >> they a

she ain't bill clinton. she doesn't have a fraction of his charisma and likability and that is what this is. maybe it is a personality test but she came crass as hostile and pointing which is a horrible on the ice when you point at people and show came across horrible but, look --. >> go ahead, keli goff but i want to move along to this because we are short. why is the media not more critical of this group? i am not saying it does not have the right to protest or there are not legitimate issues on law enforcement but when you stop candidates from speaking, i am a free speech guy, why shoulding people down from speaking. >> they have a right to give speeches uninterrupts although everything is something i disagree with. but what i was doing to say to matt, i don't think bill clinton would have been bill clinton in the current media environment, he would have been in trouble on twitter, in trouble with black twitter and in trouble with --. >> i have to move on. matt, and this group said when all lives matter i

, it's not good for hellry clinton. but controversy always comes with the clintons, both of them, but they've got enormous support in the country. she's the most commanding non-incumbent we've seen in a presidential race for some time. let's remember that bill clinton was elected and re-elected two times with trust numbers that weren't that great. remember slick willy and all that. hillary clinton has a lot of other attributes. we're not in the compare and contrast part of the campaign yet. none of the republicans have numbers -- the republicans' numbers are worse than hers. tom: the problem for hillary is what comes next. when this first came out in march, my first impression was if you have a private server and foreign intelligence knows about it, the french, russians, chinese, israelis all have the capacity probably to hack into that. they may have the evidence, they may actually control hillary clinton's destiny if they have classified material that they could then leak. eleanor: manchurian candidate. tom: at best i

this may not only include clinton. it may, when they find out who sent the e-mails there could be other people subject to criminal investigation. we see that the scope is really expanding not only to clinton but to staff. >> those around her. elise, evan. thank you. >> also breaking, the pentagon says, manned u.s. war planes are launching new strikes against isis. flying for the first time out of an air base in turkey. the turkish government recently agreed to open its bases to the u.s.-led coalition and its battle against the terrorists. tonight, a top u.s. general is speaking out about another option, against isis. and that is ground troops. our pentagon correspondent barbara starr has details and this is raising some eyebrows, barbara. >> indeed. good evening. the chief of the u.s. army, general odierro. about to retire in the next few days. he met with reporters here at the pentagon and got very candid about the tfight against isis. >> reporter: u.s. air strikes over syria trying to squeeze critical isis strong hol

bill clinton says well how about if i get 650 to go in my clinton foundation? they want money, richard. >> yeah, so this is a bug myth. i understand some people who don't think good thoughts about hillary clinton. want to propound this mess. the money that goes to clinton foundation is used for staff that goes into the congo to deal with childhood obesity, to give women and girls opportunities they otherwise wouldn't have. and other places in africa and elsewhere around the world. that's how they do their business. they don't give the money to other foundations. they actually pay people to go in and. >> so the congo, you said, which is where he wanted to make 650 for a speech. let's move on. is this the best your party could come up with, richard? this woman is always on the edge of ethical or legal precipices. is she the best your party has? >> right. so, again, 18 of the past 21 years, the gallup poll of americans asked who is the most admired woman in the world, answer, hillary clinton. what do you think carly fiorina's 18th year of being the most admired, w

the clinton strategy is that. if there's no alternative to hillary clinton for the nominee, the democrats will circle the wall gones and get behind her and all this will fade as the campaign goes on. is that why she's trying to use a partisan defense saying it's all just the republicans? >> absolutely. it's what clintons do. the goal is to keep everyone's eyes on the prize. the problem for the clintons are democrats are going to look around wondering if they don't need another person to come in. the polls, in fact, this week, there were a couple of really devastating ones showing they were losing in head-to-head match-ups in places like florida and pennsylvania which really matter. you've also begun to have some democrats who have publicly started to question her. a democratic member of congress, john yarmouth came out and said he was concerned he could never get the facts from the clinton campaign, worried this might uphend her run. >> yarmouth's career will be over before too long, i'll tell you that. >>> still

will clinton's troubles draw more rivals into the race? let me know on facebook or twitter @fox newssunday, and use the hash tag. ♪ some neighbors are energy saving superstars. how do you become a superstar? with pg&e's free online home energy checkup. in just under 5 minutes you can see how you use energy and get quick and easy tips on how to keep your monthly bill down and your energy savings up. don't let your neighbor enjoy all the savings. take the free home energy checkup. honey, we need a new refrigerator. visit pge.com/checkup and get started today. >>> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. i am confident that i never sent nor received any information that was classified at the time it was sent and received. the state department has confirmed that i did not send nor receive material marked classified. >> marked classified. hillary clinton's changing accounts since last spring on whether she had any classified information on her private e-mail server. according to our fox

this is classic clinton misdirection. let's change the subject so we don't talk about what hillary ought to be talking about, and that's releasing top secret information. explain the terrorists that killed four americans the night of benghazi on september 11th, 2012. those were real terrorists and they killed real americans and she needs to give us some better answers than she's given so far. >> i want to get your tame on something that sheriff clarke had, responding to questions about black lives matter. a group that hillary clinton recently met with. here's sheriff clarke's view of that group. >> let's take a lock at this group which aye renamed plaque lies matter. this is the hands up don't shoot. the whole thing is built on a lie. but it's a conglomeration of misfits. you have occupy movement, argue organized labor, criminalists, you have black racialists, cop haters and. >> so should the democratic candidates be meeting with this group? >> i don't think they should or if they do meet with them they ought to meet and

and where was secretary of state clinton in all of this? yesterday, marco rubio hit back on hillary clinton on abortion, saying that she supports abortion even if an unborn child can feel pain. we look forward to exposing this view in the months to come. and scott walker avoided a question about trump into an answer about hillary. all of this clinton bashing and the audition to be the best at doing it actually got onto trump's radar at the debate. mr. trump: if hillary clinton is the candidate, which i doubt, that would be a dream come true. >> how is hillary clinton going to lecture me about living paycheck to paycheck? >> hillary clinton lies about benghazi, she lies about e-mails. she is still defending planned parenthood. and she still the front runner. mark: very little attention seemse of trump, but it that voters would like the best hillary clinton attacker to be their nominee. so far in those examples, who is doing the best? john: undoubtedly, carly fiorina has been the strongest, most acerbic, most serrated edged attacker of hillar

but the benghazi committee said clinton would know top secret material when she says it. >> hillary clinton herself is one of the classifiers under the law, under executive order by president obama. he's one of 20 people -- she's one of 20 people who was given authority by president obama to classify things as secret, classified, and so forth. >> republican presidential candidate carly fiorina is calling for somebody to be held accountable. >> it now appears that this server has been with some it company in new jersey since 2013. i'm pretty sure they scrubbed it thoroughly, but it reminds me, the cover up is always worse than the crime. >> 58% believe that clinton knowingly lied when she said e-mails on her server didn't contain classified information while 33% say there's another explanation. and 54% of those surveyed say clinton put our national security at risk by using a private e-mail server. >>> late today judicial watch complained about the response to the lawsuit calling it deficient, misleading on the issue of complete disclosure about the e-mail systems of clinton and her former t

hillary clinton: you will have it. [applause] hillary clinton: thank you for what is explaining happening, but for being committed to helping us ended, and to clean up the v.a. so it operates as it should, for you, , includingry veteran your son when he is eventually no longer active duty. that's right. that's why you are a patriot, that's why i appreciate what you are doing. i will be your partner in this. because i believe strongly that -- [applause] -- there is no: excuse. excuse for corruption, no excuse for way harms one of our veterans. so we will follow up with you. >> [inaudible] ms. clinton: let me have someone talk with you after this. to get more information. we will look at your website. i can't comment -- the laws may need to be changed. i can't comment on legal matters without knowing. you give us information.

long-time clinton lawyer, david kendall, is also turning over two thumb drives containing clinton e-mails. this comes after clinton repeatedly said she would not turn over the server and said none of those e-mails were classified. >> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. so i'm certainly well aware of the classification requirements and did not send classified material. >> but the inspector general looking into the issue for the intelligence community says that two of those e-mails that clinton turned over to the state department should have been classified top secret. the state department spokesman, john kirby, says that those e-mails were not marked classified at the time. clinton's decision to turn the server and thumb drives over to federal investigators has guaranteed that this e-mail issue is going to drag on for months. even as clinton faces a new poll in new hampshire showing that bernie sanders is now leading in that first primary state. joining me now, anne geran and nbc justice correspondent pete williams. thanks to bo

clinton have known that? >> look, secretary of clinton has a fail langs of people in, foreign service officers, former ambassado ambassadors, civil servants, i did as undersecretary, too, that make sure all this information is protected. it is physically impossible to move things from the classified system to the unclassified system. we are only talking about the classified system -- unclassified system. everything on the classified system is where it belongs, and there is no question about that. the federal records act makes very clear the person that transmits the information is responsible for the classification of the information. is it possible secretary clinton was passed something by somebody and somebody and somebody? yes. that would have been true if it was on the state.gov e-mail system. we all understand that hillary clinton is held to a different standard, but let's get it straight. let's be lawful and let's be smart about this. we're talking about unclassified e-mails, not talking about classifie

but secretary clinton yut lieszed hard copies for reviewing top secret information. >> secretary clinton's people are very careful to say it was not marked classified but jon karl reported that at least two e-mails were top secret, our experts are saying, when you deal with top-secret material, you know it's top secret. >> well, i would differ with that. because i in one instance, it was a discussion of a drone, all information had been published in a public newspaper. so, i think that there is -- >> but should the secretary of state know what classified material is classified -- >> the point is, martha, she has been so forthcoming, they have the spire server. no one that i know of has figured out what motive hillary clinton would have to in any way make our country vulnerable. so, i really think, if you look at this committee, if you look at all of the accusations, this has become just a partisan -- this is called "get hillary clinton" committee. that's what this committee is about. >> i want to talk about general petraeus, he pleaded guilty for mishandling information, classified informa

clinton have known that? >> look, secretary clinton has former foreign service officers, civil servants. i did as undersecretary too, that make sure all of this information is protected. it is physically impossible to move things from the classified system to the unclassified system. we are only talking about the unclassified system. everything on the classified system is where it belongs and there is no question about that. the federal records act makes very clear that the person that transmits the information is responsible for the classified -- classification of the information. and is it possible that secretary clinton was passed something by somebody and somebody and somebody? yes. that would have been true if it had been on the state dot-gov e-mail system. but i think that we all understand that hillary clinton is held to a different standard. but let's get it straight. let's be lawful and let's be smart about this. we're talking about unclassified e-mails. we're not talking about classified e-mails, we

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clinton. who is out there that feels the way dick harpooltian does? >> very few people out warily. i speak to people who run the machinery of the campaign who are nervous about hillary clinton in the general election, not necessarily the primary. they're not saying it outwardly but she is by all counts the most likely nominee. they recognize that. behind the scenes there's some nervousness. i don't think it's nearly enough to make a biden candidacy likely. something would have to happen with her in terms of a scandal, dropping or something very damaging happening to her. >> let me put this up on the screen. quinnipiac took this poll if biden were a candidate on the democratic side. put this all in perspective. clinton way in front with 55% but joe biden not even in second place at 13%. bernie sanders in second at 17%. again, the sitting vice president, angela, you put him in right now, he doesn't even beat the socialist senator from vermont for second place. >> sure. i think there's so much sp

from lois lerner's e-mails to hillary clinton's. the fbi has clinton's private e-mail server in its possession but that server is blank and contains we are told no useful information whatsoever, according to an attorney for the company that managed the clinton server. the former secretary of state tonight is also facing allegations that someone in her inner circle may have tampered with top secret e-mails illegally. fox news senior political correspondent mike emanuel with that report. >> reporter: a memo from the intelligence community's inspector general says two top secret e-mails that have gone through hillary clinton's server had been designated top secret and compartmented, the highest government classification ratings. >> you are particularly cautious, the higher the classification of the information. >> reporter: here's how hillary clinton handle the e-mail issue on july 25. >> i did not receive anything that was marked as classified. >> reporter: ron hofko former assistant director of the fbi who spent 30 years at the burea

donald trump poses a serious threat to clinton. the new numbers show the donald is within striking distance of the democratic front-runner. cnn's senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny is here to break it down for us. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn, within striking distance indeed. they have been watching trump surge with a smile. there's reason to take his candidacy more seriously. clinton is leading trump by only six points. this is a dramatic setting. republican leading independents and white voters. among democrats, clinton is still driving the race, leading bernie sanders by 18 points. our poll shows reverse trend lines for clinton and sanders. clin ton fell fine points. the sanders surge is real. now the idea of vice president joe biden jump sboing into the campaign is real for democrats. 53% said biden should launch a presidency. 45% say no. he is strongly considering it. i'm told by aides will make his decision next month. clinton supporters want biden in, a sign they are hungry for a competitive race. positive impr

was under. >> but hillary clinton -- hillary clinton's issue certainly involves the e-mails in the a larger sense it involves what it regurnlg tats within the voting public about the clintons. there's always something there with them and you tint it with the bernie sanders crowds and thus far her candidacy, too much of it has been about the past. elections are about the future. that's why people go to see bernie sanders, talking about issues current today and talking about the future involving those issues. >> it's hopeful. >> and hillary clinton stands up and first question is going to be, what about the e-mails? >> and what about them? >> the clinton campaign tried to swat this entire story away as partisan. now if you have the fbi and justice department and the inspector general -- >> who are obama appointees. >> those are not partisan -- >> i think as nicole said the public understands the situation where something says top secret on it and you have a personal server in your home. and why? the rationale for why has never been convincing, because it's easier? >> sitting in fairfax

on clinton's servers have been classified as, quote, top secret. though it also acknowledged that the material was not marked that way at the time the emails were sent. clinton has long denied any type of classified emails ever existed on her personal server. >> i'm well aware of the classification requirements, and did not send classified material. >> reporter: republicans, including house speaker john boehner, welcomed clinton's decision. in a statement, boehner said, quote: john henry smith, al jazeera. >>> for the first time a poll indicates clinton, hillary clinton may be in trouble in a key early primary state. a poll from franklin pierce university shows bernie sanders leading clinton by seven points among likely democratic primary voters in new hampshire. this is the first time that sanders has registered a lead over clinton in any state or national poll. jeb bush used the first major foreign policy speech of his campaign to call for greater involvement in the fight against isil. >> we do not need and our friends don't ask for a major commi