[applause] mr. clinton: yes. mr. carter: but, another idea that i tried in a work really well in georgia was we passed a law deputizing every high school principal to be a voting registrar. calleday as governor, i the high schools to have a contest about who could register the most upcoming 18-year-olds to be registered as voters. that was a way to do it. when i got to the white house and tried a similar proposal, both democrats and republicans opposed it because they did not want to change the constituency that have put them into congress. wanted to republicans keep african-americans and old people and others from voting. i think of sides were reluctant to change the constituency that had put them in office. that is something that the president can speak to the people about it maybe get something like that done. i think the main thing is to let them have last-minute registration and a registration by mail or registering everybody when they are 18 and high school principals to be registrars. these ideas can be attrac

[cheers] [applause] mrs. clinton: now, mr. trump may talk a big game on trade but his approach is based on fear, not strength. fear that we cannot compete with the rest of the world, even when the rules are fair. fear that our country has no choice but to hide behind walls. if team usa was as fearful as trump, michael phelps and simone biles would be cowering in the locker room, afraid to come out to compete. [cheers] [laughter] mrs. clinton: instead, they are winning gold medals. america is not afraid to compete. right now thousands of michigan , companies are exporting billions of dollars of products around the world. we want them to sell even more and create even more jobs here at home. but corporations should not abandon profitable operations here in the united states to move abroad just to give shareholders a quicker return. ceo's, a bigger bonus and unions a weaker hand to play. now, before he tweets -- [laughter] [applause] mrs. clinton: -- about how he is really the one who will put america first in trade, let's rememb

mr. clinton: i agree with that. also, the thing about the let me ask you this one other thing because i don't want to be too political. don't want to be what? too political. one of the things that bothers me that there's really not a lot that we take for granted among the lights or in many countries. now thatt necessarily governmental system -- or what the options are. if weise stop doing good job on education in school -- if we stop doing a good job on education school we couldn't get out of the eighth grade. at least we had a good civic teacher growing up. do think we should do more of that? without thinking about it, we have let that go? basics of it education. about how the system works. how does the state and federal government were. -- work. what does the foundations do? after you get out of high school you never get a really serious education. too.arter: universities have havezen ought to an assigning -- have an exciting to learn about the differences between the legislative and executive branches are you mr.

the input -- the independent -- if mrs. clinton wins. it doesn't matter who is in office there is an expectation that an investigation be done that satisfies the american people that justice is being fairly administering -- administered. just because if mrs. clinton wins we should not assume there won't be a further investigation by the justice department. wisconsin on our democrats line three caller: good morning. i kind of think it's a sad day for our country when you have a group of people such as what you do, which is i am sure you mean well but you question the integrity and the honesty of an f ei person who has been elected by republicans and democrats. you question every angle. the only thing you don't question enough of is donald trump. if he is supposed to be president why are you not pursuing his taxes here and why are you not looking into sexual allegations here in white are -- thisissing this, inverse the thing. if you believe in equal for both sides, then you should be pursuing as strongly as you are all the questions that p

[applause] mr. clinton: yes. mr. carter: but, another idea that i tried in a work really well in georgia was we passed a law deputizing every high school principal to be a voting registrar. every may as governor, i called the high schools to have a contest about who could register the most upcoming 18-year-olds to be registered as voters. that was a way to do it. when i got to the white house and tried a similar proposal, both democrats and republicans opposed it because they did not want to change the constituency that have put them into congress. all of the republicans wanted to keep african-americans and old people and others from voting. i think of sides were reluctant to change the constituency that had put them in office. that is something that the president can speak to the people about it maybe get something like that done. i think the main thing is to let them have last-minute registration and a registration by mail or registering everybody when they are 18 and high school principals to be registrars. these

about we did not know mrs. clinton's e-mails. a lot of people in the administration did, but we did not. we were asking about things like benghazi, the special government , the top eight of mrs. clinton, and they were not giving us clinton e-mails. we shut the case down. we had this revelation through the been godly litigation -- through the benghazi litigation that there were documents they had not looked out. they told the new york times it was clinton e-mails. one of them is before judge discovery, and discovery by clinton aides, and led to some news last week about mrs. clinton's testimony, written testimony through judicial watch for the court. from one ofadline the stories that came out said that the judge would not allow all deposition of mrs. clinton. why were you looking for that? were you looking for that particularly? guest: it is the best way to get information from someone. you can follow up immediately. we were seeking three hours of testimony. other officials had already testified. it was in the clinton's e-mail sy

clinton and mr. trump have left both campaigns with little choice but to focus the bulk of their efforts on tearing the other down and hoping that when the war of attrition is over, single voters will decide their candidate is the lesser of two evils. the clinton campaign chairman g strategy involves using the next 95 days of pain a picture of mr. trump as a heartless business tycoon and pathological liar, a con man who cannot be trusted on both domestic and foreign policy. side, we have seen donald trump referred to the former secretary of state as crooked hillary, saying she cannot be trusted." is this fueling the insanity you are talking about? guest: i suppose. i'm not a political professional, but in my view, it is a shame that secretary clinton has not done a better job of articulating what she is for. she has had a very long career in public service. lot and ate a whole this point in the campaign, she should have given people a better reason to vote for her. that is a problem. when you are run

what you guys are talking about this is a way to derail mrs. clinton. are you just doing this so you can get a little bit more work nottrump, why are you guys investigating mr. trump on the university? can you tell me one single thing clinton has done that has given -- somebody who lost a job -- i will take my answer from you are you this is all a creation of mrs. clinton appeared we did not know about the e-mails. it was the revelations last year that led to our pursuing this. we were not sure if she was running or all this. -- we had a right to these records whether or not she ran for office. it is mrs. clinton was trying to offend the system, and the state department is slow walking the release of these records. the election is intruding on the rule of law here. we are trying to stop that from happening by getting answers in a timely way that we should have gotten in some cases years ago. but she hid her e-mails and these are the concert wants is for when you do something wrong or it -- when you do something wrong. these are circumstances of her own

mrs. clinton: i appreciate you asking that. i was pointing out in both of those instances that the director has said that my answers in the interview were truthful. that is the bottom line here. interviewd during the and in many other occasions the past month, that what i told the fbi, which he said was truthful is consistent with what i have said publicly. i may have short-circuited and for that i will try to clarify because i think chris wallace and i've were probably talking past each other because of course, he could only talk to what had told the fbi and i appreciated that. i have a knowledge repeatedly that using two e-mail accounts was a mistake. i take responsibility for that. i do think, having him say that my answers to the fbi were truthful and then i should quickly add what i said was consistent with what i had said publicly and that is really, in my view, trying to tie both ends together. never sent or received classified material and he said there were three e-mails that were marked classified at the time. it is t

let's start with mrs. clinton. how is she doing amongst young people and can you contrast that with how president obama did? guest: ms. clinton has been doing what she can to regain support and trust from the young people. season, onary average, she gained 28% support from young voters who participated in democratic primaries, compared to just about close to 70% that mr. sanders got. her support was significant -- significantly lower. she received 56% on average from the overall voter electorate. really largegap is and unfortunately, it did not shrink over the primary season. we tracked all the way to west virginia when she gained 25% support from young voters and much higher from older voters. now that the polling is happening after the convention, young people do seem to be planning to vote or mrs. clinton , especially compared to donald trump, the support for mrs. clinton is far higher, especially for african-american youth and young women. compared to president obama, the support he received in 2008 was a littl

[applause] mrs. clinton: so we are making progress. none of us can be satisfied until the economic revitalization we are's being in some parts of michigan reaches every community, but it is inspiring to see this combination of old-fashioned hard work and cutting edge innovation. i know my opponents in the election was here in michigan about week ago and it was like he was in a different place. detroit onited monday, he talked only of failure, poverty, and crime. about whatng so much makes michigan great. [cheers and applause] and the same is true when it comes to our country. he describes america as an embarrassment. quote, we are becoming a third world country. look around you, my end. go visit with the workers building rockets. that does not happen in third world countries. [applause] mrs. clinton: we have a lot of urgent and important work to do and that is what i will talk about today. all the people i have met throughout this campaign really negative,wrong this pessimistic view is. america's best days are still ahead of us, if we

all of this as a new poll showing mr. trump trailing mrs. clinton by eight points. kristin fisher is sliefsh with more. >> reporter: trump's new nicknames make crook eed hillar almost seem nice. he says she's unstable and unhinged. the evidence he is using to make such a claim comes from hillary clinton herself. you may remember two days ago clinton said she short-circuited while trying to clarify comments she made aboutler private e-mail server. now trump is using those words against her. >> unstable, hillary clinton. and you saw that. you saw that where she basically short-circuited. but i think that the people of this country don't want somebody that's going to short-circuit up here. >> that kind of attack is exactly what many republicans have been waiting for. they want trump to stay on target, attacking clinton, not members of his own party. here is newt gingrich. >> if you look at the last few days, i think he has gotten the messages. he came out and endorsed paul ryan, which he should have done. he endorsed john mccain, which he should have done. these are st

mrs. clinton, i went back and looked one of your producers said compare his to hers. and i went back and looked at. so things she has been talking about. closing iraq's sectarian divide. we are now talking she a versus sunni and the fact is she led the charge into the embrace with the ayatollahs in tehran. it was under her watch that all this began kerry may have closed the door on the nuke deal as they call it in vienna. she is the one who started this thing. i'm waiting for the reporter or maybe the moderator of the debate who says to her mrs. clinton do you really think this plan is going to stop them from having nuclear weapons? or, better yet, mrs. clinton, could you still think it was a good idea to overthrow human march qaddafi? because we have the biggest refugee crisis that we have ever seen since world war ii happening right now thanks to the policies of this administration and the genocide that's going along with it. >> colonel north, nice to see you sir. >> other than that, i don't feel strongly. >> i could tell. thank you, sir. the next part of our series

and transparent and everyone can see it the problem here for mrs. clinton is mr. mateen has openly supported the taliban. he has said that allah will punish guys. and so the question is here will mrs. clinton disavow him and his obvious support. he was beaming and cheering her on yesterday at this rally. david duke who is the former grand wizard of the kk endorsed donald trump. when that happened, donald trump disavowed, disassociated himself and still the media went wild for weeks on end hounding donald trump. the question here is will mrs. clinton do the same? >> her campaign had no comments today on this. and when she was asked by reporters, she ignored the question. >> you forgot one point there, is he a democrat as well. charles 5 seconds, 10 seconds. >> this is somebody on the advance team who screwed up and should be now peddling fruit in lower miami. nothing to do with her. obviously she would disavow him. she should say yes, i disavow him. >> that's it for the panel. stay tuned for another sea world controversy. this one cuter than >>> finally tonight, ru

tying trump to ku klux klan values, echoing mrs. clinton's accusations that mr. trump is taking mean groups mainstream. though he has disavowed any endorsement some say this is a move to deflect away from her own high profile problems with concern over her foundation own donors in the pay to play charges, to those e-mails. do you agree with that? >> well, of course i do. it's the clinton way that they do things. that intersection of money and politics that has been so prevalent in their political life, whenever there is a conflict they always say in anger and then they blame and then they try to shift anded a just and adapt. it's very typical. i know donald trump. there are many people who know donald trump. and the things that they're saying are typical democratic playbook 101, divide andconstit this country to gain advantage. i think it's going to backfire. >> clinton says trump aligns himself to hate groups. doesn't she open up her criticism or for support of some hostile members of the black lives matter movement who make no secret of their hatred for cops an

mrs. clinton: thank you. thank you so much. thrilled to be back in reno. thank you. say, when i am here in reno, i am the other hillary. i am more than ok with that because i think your mayor is a terrific job. ae fact that she herself is small businesswoman and committed to lifting up reno, the biggest little city with a big heart. i could not be more a small businesswoman and committed honored than to have her support and endorsement in this race. thank you so much. let me also think dr. karen and everybody here at the community college. i love community colleges and i know something about what this college is doing to give people of all ages, not just young people, a real chance to get the skills and the opportunities that everybody in america deserves. so thank you. i have to begin by saying my original plan for this visit was to focus on our agenda to help small businesses and entrepreneurs. this week, we proposed new steps to cut red tape and taxes to make it easier for small businesses to get the credit they need to grow and hire. i want to be a small business

mrs. clinton broke law big-time. i was asked military. i would be enjoyed forever for cheated. -- for what she did. guest: there is no doubt mrs. clinton's handling's of e-mails from the time that she was at the state department is very controversial. the subject of an investigation by fbi director comey and his investigators. .he received a rebuke from that -- did not exactly receive there was not really a sanction for her the way there would have been if she had been a current employee. as to whether donald trump could prosecute loretta lynch and fbi director comey i do not know. i'm no legal expert are not sure . we would need some evidence that awarded their investigation. if trump was elected i don't think it would serve him well to forighting an old battle 2016. he would be the new president. his primary goal would be to try to unify the country. agenda.o pass his he's got an ambitious agenda on something click trade, immigration. he be better served by focusing on the future rather than trying to fight known battle from 2016. host:

and transparent and everyone can see it the problem here for mrs. clinton is mr. mateen has openly supported the taliban. he has said that allah will punish guys. and so the question is here will mrs. clinton disavow him and his obvious support. he was beaming and cheering her on yesterday at this rally. david duke who is the former grand wizard of the kk endorsed donald trump. when that happened, donald trump disavowed, disassociated himself and still the media went wild for weeks on end hounding donald trump. the question here is will mrs. clinton do the same? >> her campaign had no comments today on this. and when she was asked by reporters, she ignored the question. >> you forgot one point there, is he a democrat as well. charles 5 seconds, 10 seconds. >> this is somebody on the advance team who screwed up and should be now peddling fruit in lower miami. nothing to do with her. obviously she would disavow him. she should say yes, i disavow him. >> that's it for the panel. stay tuned for another sea world controversy. this one cuter than the rest. nfl sunday ti

look, the clinton foundation or mrs. clinton did not have conflicts of interest. the whole thing, she is a conflict of interest, that created a foundation around it, and had her state department and the reason that the clintons are able to do this unlike other presidents because they not only have an ex-president out there, but they have someone else still in play, mrs. clinton, first as secretary of state and now as a potential president. martha: when you look at it, when you leave the white house you have to figure out what to do with your life, right? >> right. martha: bill clinton started a foundation. he could have imagined started a business and done something else. >> right. martha: she has server when she becomes state department chief and wants it at her house. we still don't know why. >> we do know why. actually we do know why. we know she wanted to avoid people looking into things like this. look, the answers that they're giving last week when other batch of emails came out showing the nigerian lebanese businessman and so forth, the answer from the stat

he's sitting directly behind mrs. clinton. there's still no real explanation as to how he ended up in such a prominent seat. and when questioned directly about it today, hillary clinton was not interested in answering. watch. >> secretary clinton, should your campaign have known that omar mateen's father was at your campaign rally yesterday? secretary clinton? do you have time for a question? >> thank you all very much. >> it's like she didn't even hear them. she ignored the question altogether. trace gallagher picks up the story tonight. >> reporter: trish, the campaign rally was held in kissimmee, florida, 20 miles from the pulse nightclub. clinton began her speech by remembering the victims, and while she spoke, just steps away in the camera frame sat the killer's father, seddique mateen, cheering her on. mateen was spotted by a west palm beach television station who later interviewed him as a held up a yellow banner stating that clinton was good for national security and gun control laws. watch. >> clinton is good for unit

clinton, 41% for mr. trump, less than 1% separating mrs. clinton from the trump/pence ticket so it's close in iowa. they're enjoying the nice weather and all the folks out there. >> and the food. >>> the vice presidential candidate is chomping down on that food and donald trump is campaigning in virginia where he's wrapped up a meeting with law enforcement officials but this move comes as the latest polls across the country show mrs. clintonead especially in what's considered that battleground state. according to the latest university poll mr. trump trails mrs. clinton by 12 points in washington, 38 to 50%. last night we got a preview of what he might say today. >> law and ordinarier will be restored and the poorest places in our country will know safety and peace again. >> you can see more of this story on wsg.com, law and order. john, it's great to see you. he's apeelipealing directly to african-american community. will they listen. >> he did this also in wisconsin just a couple of nights ago. he has very poor polling among african-americ

this surprised me with mrs. clinton because she is running a much more traditional campaign. mr. trump is flying his own plane, that either way, this robs the public of glimpses of these candidates and more importantly, because some people say we don't care, it is allstate, which i don't necessarily agree with, it is symbolic of their approach to the press, which can be very mr. trump hasnd been a bit more accessible in terms of interviews and interacting, so this is kind of -- the onus of the column fell more on mrs. clinton. >> do you think this is more of what we can expect in a clinton or trump white house? >> absolutely. mrs.nk the signals from clinton's camp are even more alarming. mr. trump has done some horrible things in terms of things like media black or making it easier to sue reporters but again, you know what is happening in his campaign, you understand what he is thinking as much as you can follow his thinking. in mrs. clinton's case, she is very guarded and the e-mail server story that we have all been so closely following is not some very sensitive national secur

mr. clinton and mrs. trump -- mr. trump and mrs. clinton talking about debate strategy last night. >> how do you prepare tore debate of donald trump. >> i'm here to ask you for your help. you have to be prepared forwack. i'm drawing on my experience in elementary school. >> are you going to be the guy you were in republican, boom, take no prisoners or are you going to be a little bit more measured. >> i don't want to really say that. i'm not sure exactly which way i'm going to go, i may be the way i was, i may be much different person. i don't think i tell you -- if i knew i don't think i will tell you. eric: how will that matchup be like? alexander smith. president of including republican national committee. jessica tarlov, pollster and senior political analyst for schoen consulting. talk about the rumble in the jungle, the "thrilla in manilla," this will be in hofstra. alexandra, start with donald trump, what first does he have to do? >> i think that, huge mistake for hillary clinton to underestimate donald trump. don't forget, hi

so then we went to look and see if mrs. clinton had done anything for these companies. at the time they were making these gifts. we looked at several companies electricoeing, general , and microsoft and others, walmart, who seemed to have been getting favors from mrs. clinton perhaps for good reason -- promoting american companies and american jobs. it also coming at the same time that there were donations going to the clinton foundation. amy: you wrote an extensive piece, james, last year about clinton's complications with ubs. can you talk about that, just as an example? >> that is one of our deeper dives into one of the banks that was involved. clinton is very close to a lot of the wall street banks. in this case, with ubs. they were in a bind. they whistleblower had come forward, an american who is helping ubs fined americans who wanted to dodge taxes. in switzerland, literally recruiting them to open an account in switzerland that would then be hidden from the .nternal revenue service he blew the whistle. the government, iris, doj wanted 50,000 accounts a new about

mrs. clinton continues to go after donald trump on why he won't release his income tax returns. folding her attacks on her economic plan into an argument suggesting he is out for himself in the election. george and christine. >> joe, thank you. a substantial amount of material from the clinton e-mail investigation that has been delivered to congress by the fbi is unclassified and could be made public according to chairman chuck grassley. he ordered staffers to separate the classified and unclassified materials in order to release as much of that information as possible. those documents include notes from the fbi agents who monitored interviews with clinton and her top aide huma abedin. >>> time for an early start on your money. we could see another day of record highs for stocks. dow futures pointing higher. won't take much. slim gains yesterday. a solid gain today to produce another trifecta. oil now above $47 a barrel. the federal reserve dropping hints that a rate hike may be coming soon and that's a sign of confidence in the american economy. during the last policy meeting,

we saw with mrs. clinton and the emails there are two sets of laws. trish: this is exactly why people are so frustrated with politics is normal. there is no accountability. you get to do whatever you want. >> if you have the right connections. trish: thank you so much, good to see you. hillary clinton blasting donald trump's plan to get rid of the death x saying it will only help the wealthy. but guess what? the wealthy already avoid this thing by hiring the best lawyers and accountants. a little guy hoping to pass on the family farm because government believes because you die you get a second shot at money, they already text you at least once. my goodness, we are going to debate this next. it's a fact. kind of like grandkids equals free tech support. oh, look at you, so great to see you! none of this works. come on in. >> hillary clinton taking aim at donald trump's proposal to eliminate the death tax saying it will only benefit the wealthy. take a listen. >> if you believe donald trump is as wealthy as he claims, we can't say that for sure but let's

after mr. trump repeatedly hit mrs. clinton about her state of health. we'll take a look at that coming up. >> is the clinton campaign concerned about a new bach of e-mails recovered by the fbi? we're learning more about direct connections between the state department and clinton foundation. the right things working together can give you an advantage. like trubiotics with immune support advantage. its unique formula supports immune health in two ways. with probiotics that work in your gut. and antioxidants that work throughout your body. trubiotics from one a day. you only earn double miles when you buy stuff from that airline. wait...is this where you typically shop? you should be getting double miles on every purchase! switch...to the capital one venture card. with venture, you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, everywhere, every day. not just ...(dismissively) airline purchases. seriously... double miles... everywhere. what's in your wallet? is depression more than sadness? ♪ it's a tangle of multiple symptoms. ♪ ♪ trintellix (vortio

>> we will have an announcement if mrs. clinton is elected. i think the important thing now is that we've made a series of statements about what we're going to do with the programs, the major programs we're very clear about. and we have some smaller programs that we're working through, thinking about what partners and talking to partners. >> sreenivasan: sure. >> all of this takes place if she is elected. >> sreenivasan: president bill clinton is no stranger to politics. neither is health hillary clint. even as she was being confirmed for secretary of state position, several senators tried to bring this up, the appearance of impropriety, the potential conflicts of interest, but the question really is that does the foundation offer an opportunity, a vehicle to access a secretary of state, a senator or possibly a president? in these e-mails we see people have who have given significant amounts of money have access or have had access at short notice to her. is that a coincidence? >> i wouldn't describe it as a coincidence, but let me say this : w

recovered and mrs. clinton tried to delete. there is benghazi emails in there and they have been sitting on those for a month, and they didn't want to tell us they had 30 benghazi emails. it's obviously a political delay. mrs. clinton never wanted anyone to see these emails because they were deleted. the ones she did turn over she never turned over voluntarily anyway. this is a further indication that the clinton-obama crowd are allied and are withholding and delaying the release of information about mrs. clintons tenure as secretary of state to the american people. deirdre: the benghazi emails that were recovered. the f.b.i. is going to release the notes, most people were under the impression those notes wouldn't be released. but from the private closed door interview it had with hillary clinton. what do you think we are going to learn? >> we are going to learn what mrs. clinton told the f.b.i. and how half baked the f.b.i. investigation was, given the out come. we have been asking for these notes as well and we were going to

mrs. clinton herself. she didn't rely on them. they relied on her, and now she wants to throw them under the bus. >> it's fascinating. quick question for you, though. given all the misstatements she's made about her e-mails on camera many times, what should she have said? if you were advising her, i mean what would be a way that she could explain all those and not dig the hole even deeper? >> i don't know because just like your previous segment about donald trump getting in the fight with the khan family, she gets in a fight over the truth, and these things take on lives of their own. >> yeah, there's no good outcome. >> it would be out of her character for her to say, i stand chastised. this shall not happen again. i'm sorry to tell you her character is to lie. it has been her modus operandi going back to the white water days. >> she had a 34% honesty rate. 34% of the american public believe she's honest. it went down to 30% after the rnc. now it's back up to 34%. it climbed back up to her previous heights. >> what director comey

we all know apparently they are hosting fundraisers for mrs. clinton. i'm pretty sure nothing will come of this. she should be held accountable. for years she has evaded the truth and used lie for political gain. it should be coming to light any day now i would hope. >> you just said nothing would come of this. seriously? >> in the sense that it's going to the justice department. i think it needs to go somewhere else because it's going to be stahlworted there. no one there will hold her accountable. that's the problem. >> they're not going to hold her accountable because legally -- >> they're all donors to her and that is a problem. serious corruption in the government is a problem. >> there's no serious corruption. these are all great phrases. these are donald-trump like phrases. >> oh, my goodness. >> there's no great corruption. >> simple inconsistencies is a democratic talking point for the lies and the amount of time she jeopardized national security. >> federal crime. >> where i don't disagree -- here is for you, this is a good one. is the fact th

mrs. clinton called for a complete overhaul. but documents show ties to the industry she spoke out against. >> hillary clinton's official schedule for august 17th list a small dinner with the state department closed to the press for experts in higher education. two weeks earlier according to an e-mail. mrs. clinton e-mailed chef of staff cheryl mills ordering her to invite someone from the institution that is the laureate university started by doug becker who bill clinton likes a lawsuit. laureate donated between 1 and 5 million to the clinton foundation. the schedule shows mills complied and it was attended by joseph duffy. eight months after mrs. clinton private dinner, are laureate hired former president clinton as an honorary canceller and touting the company long with prince feline of spain. he stepped down from it. >> 12 days before his wife launched her campaign to the white house. >> it shows she intervened on behalf of a for profit organization and her family benefitted to the tune of $17 million. they got wealthy off w

>> the court authorized our attorneys to submit questions to mrs. clinton. written questions she'd have to provide written answers under oath within 30 days of us providing her the information or the questions, and those enterrog tories as the lawyers call them are going to be given to mrs. clinton and she'll have 30 days to respond. we'll hope to get a response soon. charles: we appreciate you taking out the time and look forward to having you back real soon. >> thank you. charles: i want to bring in tammy bruce, jessica tarlov, i'm not a lawyer, i don't play one on tv, this article says it doesn't appear that it violated any legal agreements. nevertheless, does scratch and sniff or the smell test is in the court of public opinion, this is really damning stuff. >> yeah, it's about ethics. i don't know if eracing 18 minutes from an audiotape is a crime either. this speaks to someone's character and whether or not can you trust them, and if the state department access was for sale, if she was for sale as a secretary of state, would she be for sale as presiden

lou: the clintons seem a little confused right now. at least mrs. clinton. this dastardly attempt at race card that she pulled out and hurled today, it's just -- it's ignorance on her part and her campaign, and frankly even with everything that's going on, you can't say anything is beneath her now because of the conduct of mrs. clinton, mr. clinton and the clinton foundation and its interactions with russia? that's a real deal that has never been investigated. we know she checked off on it as one of the sitting members of sifus to turn over 20% of the uranium assets to the russians? and by the way, a quid pro quo straightforwardly? no questions asked. >> donald trump called hillary clinton a bigot. this harsh and personal talk -- lou: but he put that in context, if you may. neither comment is worthy of the candidates but he put it in the context of what 50 years democratic leadership has been doing to inner city communities has been doing in this country under democratic leadership? an entirely fair statement. >> i'm just make an observation about the temper

clinton accused trump of paying lip service to being on the side of average americans. mrs. clinton: there is a myth that somehow he is really on the side of the little guy. don't believe it. amy: a panel of federal judges has ordered north carolina to redraw its legislative districts saying the current ones are unconstitutional and racially gerrymandered. in a statement the reverend william barber of the north carolina naacp said -- "this ruling is a tremendous ruling that the republican-led legislature used racial discrimination to undermine the power of the black vote and other minority voters, which is contrary to our constitution and our democracy." despite the ruling, the judges have allowed the current voting maps to be used in the november election. late last month, a federal appeals court also struck down voting restrictions in north carolina, saying they disproportionately affected african americans. federal election commission member ann ravel has proposed a new ban on political contributions by domestic subsidiaries of foreign corporations. ravel said the issue i

[cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: high-tech firms are thriving. the next generation of engineers are getting trained, and here, you are on the front lines of what i believe will be a true manufacturing renaissance in america. [applause] mrs. clinton: i just was given a short but exciting tour by mark and john who were telling me about how this company was started as and for most of its early history, was an auto supply company. then in 2000 as the market began to change and some of the auto companies began to realign, they were faced with a choice. we all face choices in life, don't we? this company could have just said, hey, you know, our business will not be what it was. we have got to just pulled up and let's just kind of quit. but but that is not what happened here. what happened here is what happened across america. you are in now what is largely an aerospace company. [applause] mrs. clinton: and because of the workforce and the work ethic, and the commitment of the future , you are seeing the future unfold. so i got to see what is happening

mr. benjamin had a high position advising mrs. clinton and the state department. his claims one by one. is al-qaeda defeated? >> no, on june 28th. the presidential envoy to the coalition testified before the senate and said the front in syria was the largest al-qaeda affiliate in history. this is correct and we documented it in the long board journal and they were so worried about the scrutiny they changed the name and rebranded and much reported they had split. that is not true. this goes to show the fast disparity and what elite people say about these things. on the one hand al-qaeda has the largest paramilitary in syria right now. >> and the reason i wanted to focus on the statement, in 2012, we heard al-qaeda is on the run and that was familiar on the campaign trail and i wonder federal we would hear it from hillary clinton. i wanted to check out the facts. >> october of last year, the u.s. military destroyed the largest training camp that al-qaeda had in afghanistan. >> ever? >> before or after 9/11. it doesn't matter. they were putting hundreds of trainees t

hale mr. clinton pressured him in the mid-1980s to make one of the illegal loans to susan mcdougal." clintons' names being found on documents surrounding the mcdougals' illegal activities

mrs. clinton could not have a worse image. and so, as i said earlier, mr. trump just needs to become the acceptable alternative, and he can. >> heather, the clinton campaign at this moment with the polls looking the way they are, is guarding pretty clearly against complacency, sending all the right public messages out there about not taking it for granted, still working. when you look at the next 80-plus days, what is the biggest vulnerability you see for the clinton campaign? >> i think the biggest vulnerability is the fact that polls don't vote. this still has to be an election where people who support hillary clinton turn out to vote. where there is a sense of momentum and movement, where people are calling their friends, they're talking to neighbors. that is what helps democrats win. and we are not seeing that yet. i think there are some real arrows in her quiver that have not, unfortunately, really been landing. one of them is the issue of debt-free college, which could be an absolute game-changer for african-american families, for working and middle c

clinton's private dinner, laureatte hired clinton as honorary chancellor. the job paid mr. clinton $17.6 million over five years, and he stepped down from it. >> i'm running from president. >> reporter: 12 days before his wife launched her campaign for the white house. >> it clearly shows she intervened on behalf of a for-profit organization and her family personally benefitted to the tune of over $17 million. they got wealthy off of what appears to be her enter vepgs and including this organization in a very exclusive club. >> reporter: in a statement, he said the former president visited 19 campuses in 14 countries, across a five-year term that expired when it did by previous arrangement. the state department said it couldn't say what was going through mrs. clinton's mind when she made a point of including laureatte at a state department dinner. >> the state department engages with business leaders, think tanks, you know, speakers, commentators on a range of issues. >> reporter: a spokesman for the clinton campaign told me any linkage of the hiring of the former president

from ohio to virginia you've got mrs. clinton leading from 2.8 up to 11.2 percentage points. how do you turn that around at this point? >> well, you know, it's really early in that sense. i mean, at this stage of the campaign, george bush 41 was behind michael dukakis by 16%. by 16%. at this point in the campaign ronald reagan was behind jimmy carter by numbers fairly similar to what you just showed right there. in fact, some of those are within the margin of error. so i'm not concerned at all. i think donald trump this week had an excellent week, much, much better than hillary clinton. in fact, she kind of disappeared for the week except for her one appearance that i remember where she sat with a couple of democratic appointed police chiefs trying to claim that she has police support. and i don't know a single cop in the united states that supports her. and i know a lot of cops. and -- >> let's talk about -- >> what he did this week was he outlined in great detail what he wants for this country, about islamic terrorism, about the economy, about bringing jobs back. he then ma

it is an ethical imperative for mrs. clinton. the foundation continues taking heat for the cozy relationship and freak contact between then senior state department official huma abedin and top foundation executive doug band. it is a cause for alarm among many democrats and clenten supporters. abedin is in the headlines due to new sexting allegations involving her husband, disgraced congressman anthony weiner, abedin announced just yesterday she has decided to separate from him. fox has confirmed with the democratic source outside the campaign that the clinton team is seeking insight into donald trump's deepest insecurities, looking at ways for clinton to get under his skin during the first presidential debate. that effort includes consulting with psychologists and co-author of trump's book "art of the deal." at least 25 researchers digging into four decades of trump's background, looking for ways to fluster him. an example is when senator marco rubio made this reference back in february to trump's hands, taking him off his game.

i don't understand the state department's defense of mrs. clinton here. her two top staff, cheryl mills and huma abedin, are fielding requests from the clinton foundation even though she had promised to stay out of it. under obama's ethics rules, they were prohibited from participating in foundation-related activities while working at the government for at least two years absent some type of waiver. they didn't get any waiver that i'm waver. the ethics rules were broken six ways to sunday. there may have been violations of criminal law if public benefits were given for private gain and to the benefit of the clinton foundation improperly. >> how do you respond to clinton supporters and the clinton campaign calling you guys nothing but a right wing -- essentially a group on a witch hunt after the clintons since the 1990s and you're only making these requests to smear her and hurt her in the campaign? >> we didn't know about clinton's e-mails. she's the one who did the clinton e-mail scandal. she's the one who violated the rules that the state department had

clinton's private dinner, laureatte hired clinton as honorary chancellor. the job paid mr. clinton $17.6 million over five years, and he stepped down from it. >> i'm running from president. >> reporter: 12 days before his wife launched her campaign for the white house. >> it clearly shows she intervened on behalf of a for-profit organization and her family personally benefitted to the tune of over $17 million. they got wealthy off of what appears to be her enter vepgs and including this organization in a very exclusive club. >> reporter: in a statement, he said the former president visited 19 campuses in 14 countries, across a five-year term that expired when it did by previous arrangement. the state department said it couldn't say what was going through mrs. clinton's mind when she made a point of including laureatte at a state department dinner. >> the state department engages with business leaders, think tanks, you know, speakers, commentators on a range of issues. >> reporter: a spokesman for the clinton campaign told me any linkage of the hiring of the former president

mostly before mrs. clinton launched her campaign last april. meanwhile, virginia senator's *- is weighing in as well. >> he had choice words, didn't he? >> yes, the president downplayed the fbi's findings that clinton sent three e-mails from her privateer is private e-mail server. >> when he testified before congress, he had to amend his previous day's statement that she had never received any e-mails or classified. they saw two little notes with a "c" on it. this is the biggest bull. >> he said bull. we'll talk about that in 20 minutes with a reaction from the trump campaign live on the fox news channel. brian, thank you so much. laura? >>> eric, police are trying to figure out why a man set a fire on a train in switzerland and then stabbed several fellow passengers. authorities say the 27-year-old suspect had at least one knife and poured out a flammable liquid. at least six people are now being treated for burns and stab wounds including a 6-year-old child. the attack happening as the train arrived in the town near salez. so far they don't b