and the clintons. i'm just wondering, il=$1v real have a lot of respect for the clintons and i think there's been a lot of irrational talk about them the and what not. i'm still wondering if this country will elect a woman as president because she should have had it last time and instead they put a neophyte male in charge of the country as opposed to a more competent woman. i'm just wondering if the voters are will actually vote for a woman this time. >> thank you. tom hamburger? >> that is a difficult and impossible really to predict what the voters will do in november. at the moment i just say unlike 2008 the race that was disappointing to hillary clinton that you just referred to, she appears to be very much in the lead for the nomination this time and all of the polling we see early on will be a very competitive candidate going into the fall. >> how much did you spend on this story? >> you know, we began looking at it as hillary clinton became a candidate and left the secretary of state. we realize

bill clinton was the 42nd president of the united states. >> i, william jefferson clinton, do solemnly swear. >> what's the first thing they would do in the white house? >> pull the covers over our heads. i think every woman who has been in this position has redefined it to fit her. >> the couple quickly got to work. >> hillary wanted to play a major role and was entitled to. and she and i discussed the possibility of her being chief of staff, and i said that's a bad idea because the owner has to always be able to fire the manager. >> i'm grateful that hillary has agreed to chair this task force not only because it means she'll be sharing some of the heat i expect to generate. >> so bill set up a task force on health care with hillary in charge. >> rosalynn carter had sat in on cabinet meetings, but this is the first time a first lady had had an office in the west wing. >> am i conscious that i could get blamed or be criticized? of course. but i think that it's a risk that my husband believes is worth taking, and i agree with him. we believe if we have everybody in the system, that wil

, bill clinton, hillary clinton, the clinton foundation -- by the way, they were passing out immunity to like parties favors, including cheryl mills. >> to shut the case down. >> right. to set aside perhaps. >> isn't it given specific information that you're going to hand over. >> right. >> so there may still be some opening somewhere. but i'm assuring they dotted thash a's and crossed their t's. >> when the person making the proffer is offering evidence of a crime. otherwise there's no point of giving immunity. >> why fbi ever agree as part of the deal to destroy evidence. >> because they wanted to get rid of it, pure and simple. sometimes the most simple answers are the ones that come to mind. >> common sense. >> whatdy didn't count on is that wikileaks -- >> julian assange. >> has was the unknown variable that will haunt them. and the problem is we're real close to the election here and there's a strong likelihood she could be the next president. now what? >> impeach her. >> they knew wikileaks was coming out. they knew they were in deep tlubl and they said let's hold it. >> that's

hillary clinton. joining me is donald rafella. good evening, david. >> hello. >> who is with john kasich and the bushes and cruz and the rest of them who were saying they're not going to support donald trump? who do they think they're hurting or just sore losers or small people? >> judge, no republican nominee in the history of our party got every republican to vote for them in a general election so this is not particularly unique that there are republicans, not supporting the nominee. now, for trump, he needs to go on and find democrats and independents to come into his camp to win this election. but beyond that, i think really to the point of your question, is that if you're not supporting donald trump and you don't want a fourth barack obama or third barack obama term, then what are you doing to make sure hillary clinton doesn't become the nominee? and even further than that, donald trump can't lose by a large margin and it not have a huge impact on the rest of the ticket. and so, what many this fr

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clinton was at state? >> i can't speak to her recollection of when she knew but she was i can tell you -- but that would be contrary to the facts, wouldn't it? >> i can just tell you i know she had an account on the server and she was aware and using an account on the server. >> at the time mrs. clinton was there. ok thank you for establishing those facts for us. we appreciate that. blackberries. we know that there was preferences on functions and systems and going back and forth a lot of difference devices and we also know that there was one blackberry that was provided by from state but they've sent it with a warning that, look, all of this could be freedom of information act therefore go in with this understanding so they elected to not use that blackberry. there were other blackberries used associated with the server which we've determined. how were they obtained? were they third-party obtained? obviously it wasn't through state because there was only one we know about. maybe there were more. >> i can'

clinton has more money. clinton has a better organization. is it reasonable to think donald trump can win those states? of course not. even if he did, let's do it. unlikely, but let's just do it. even then it's not enough. donald trump is a little bit closer but when you go state by state, and you look at these states, not impossible, but highly improbable. >> tough, thank you john king, i appreciate that. >>> when we come back new revelations about the clinton foundation, what will it all mine with 12 days until election day. raveled, what is your nationality and i would always answer hispanic. so when i got my ancestry dna results it was a shocker. i'm everything. i'm from all nations. i would look at forms now and wonder what do i mark? because i'm everything. and i marked other. discover the story only your dna can tell. order your kit now at ancestrydna.com. and now...i'm in bristol, inia. tennessee. on this side of the road is virginia... and on this side it's tennessee. no matter which state in the country you live in, you could save h

doug had been one of the partners of the firm had been close with the clintons, aide to bill clinton and provided a lot of services for bill clint, you know, as well. his firm is the one that chelsea was worried about getting advantage from the connection to the foundation for which they were doing fundraising for bill clinton and the connection to bill clinton to whom they were steering business, speech-making business. jenna: we will see what happens at that and whether or not we see headlines of a sale. that could be interesting as well. great to have you on the program. >> you bet. john: we will be taking that up ahead. first lady michelle obama is campaigning with hillary clinton for the first time in north carolina where there is also a hotly contested senate race republican in dead-heat with democratic challenger former state aclu director debra ross. republicans consider this as must-win race if they are to hold a majority in the u.s. senate. jonathan gives us a closer look live from charlotte, north carolina. >> hi, john, this race is too close for comfort for either candida

clinton's house. mrs. clinton has already left destination unknown by us at least. although we haven't known much about her movements over the last couple of days and maybe the next couple of days as she is off until tuesday. >> let's bring in steve pomerantz because jennifer griffin gave us the per expect segue. 3 1/2 hours is a very long time. what could have gone right and what could have gone wrong in that meeting? >> again, none of us were there so you have to do a little bit of speculation but that was a good synopsis. that's a long time. it's a long time to sit and answer questions. i would presume there were no long breaks. again. that's a presumption. that's a very long time to sit and answer questions. i'm certain she took a drink or maybe went to the bathroom. >> are these videotaped? >> i would think, yes. not 100% of the time but i would be very surprised if this was -- i would be amazed if it was not. >> a record, a transcript? >> not for the record. this is not a deposition. >> she's no

began to use the name clinton. she was accepting the cosmetic choices of an arkansas first lady. >> to avoid any problem and to put it to rest, i will forever be known as hillary rodham clinton. >> she was the campaign manager. she was the boss. she describes hadd ede ede eders going door to door for bill. she would sit next to me and we would work on advertising, negatives and positives. >> in 1982, he was elected governor again. hillary clinton assumed an unprecedented role. head of a commission on education reform. the arkansas education standards committee. >> i believe we must hold accountable teachers as well. >> in 1988, bill clinton considered a run for the white house. an aide worried about what he would face. >> betsy wright sat bill clinton down and said, i want the name of every single woman that you have had anything do with that could be brought up against you as having sexual relations. >> hillary clinton fought for issues and her husband even barging into an opponent's conference. >> he has consiste

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go to clinton. they believe those voters really, really don't want to vote for donald trump. where does bernie sanders come in? he handed hillary one of the biggest losses of the primary season. the primary with sanders 60 and clinton 38. it was more than that. voters under 30 in the democratic primary. check this out. 83% voted for berny and boat her by nearly 70%. that's the state bernie sanders was called in to help hillary reach out. you can see why the campaign is leaning on bernie sanders and why they are doing it in new hampshire and why they are pitching that message to millennial voters. a hillary clinton supporter joins us from capitol hill. i appreciate it. we put that number up from the primary and want to remind folks of this. if you took all the primaries and all the caucuses and looked at voters under 30, this was the result. sanders 71% and hillary clinton 28%. this was not just a new hampshire phenomenon. we saw this across the country. with sanders trying to help hillary clinton, i

we know bill clinton, we know bill clinton in 1992 being in madison square garden. athey told a more personal story of bill clinton, shaking jfk's hand. so bill clinton's goal was to essentially tell the human side of hillary clinton because it has not been done. it was never done in any of her campaigns. i was thinking about in listening to the speech going you know, i have seen bio spots for hillary clinton and i remember them in 2000 and 2008 and even in this year. and they have always been a little clinical and sterile, but they have never been personal. bill clinton made them personal tonight i think in a way that she needed to have happen. and remember who he is supposed to be speaking to. he is not speaking to a base of any particular -- i think they really wanted him speaking to swing voters. older voters in particular who have you know, more swing voters than ever. his generation of voter, his peer group are not voting democrat the way they used to. and i think he was speaking to that peer group as well, which was older baby boomers who right now are voting

new hampshire, clinton plus three, clinton tried to get the white working class to reverse the clinton leads in those states. it's a big challenge for trump. let's look at the scenarios in terms of the road to 270. 268 for clinton, 204 for trump. even most republicans in nevada concede, we can take this one out of the tossup and give it to clinton. what can donald trump do to win? some democrats think this is actually conceivable. democrats think donald trump will get arizona in the end. but especially because of early voting and superior organization. they can do one, two, and three. that would be a blowout. 322 for clinton, 215 for trump. one from a congressional district here and there in nebraska. if this scenario played out. here's trump's biggest -- more reasonable scenario. number one win florida, number two, win north carolina, try to win new hampshire, that gets him to 263. at that point he needs to turn a blue. it could be pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, just has to turn one of the blues he's been targeting. let's say clinton takes new hampshire, pennsylvania would be enou

that was a big clinton foundation donor. they also paid bill clinton's speaking fees. you can go down the list and lock at example after example which certainly does look like pay for play and corruption. >> yeah. we did this more than a year ago in an hour special called tangled web. and based on the clinton cash book by peter schweitzer. pull into clinton emails it does brings things brought up. let's talk about that today jen palmeri, people have made their judgment with the clinton foundation. clinton foundation four star rating has done a lot of great life saving work and compare that to the trump foundation which has been i will locally donations to political candidates and spend money buying portraits of donald trump. within the press core, in particular, there is a lot of interest behind the scenes staff entry. we understand that but we don't believe that this is something that voters are going to focus on or going to care about. >> a.b.? >> they're hoping that this is baked into the cake of people supporting hillary clinton because they don't want donald trump

clinton: half a billion. look, when president bush was in office, his energy department said that there is enough wind blowing between north dakota's border with canada and west texas border with mexico to electrify america several times over. complete. the problem is that with certain exceptions, the wind blows where the people are not. so, can you imagine the number of jobs we could create redoing our electrical grid and building those cables and pipelines and putting all of those things --? none of those jobs could be exported, those are american jobs. there were be jobs in arizona. [applause] fmr. pres. clinton: for those to tell you this is not economical, let me just say this, or are three states in this country that already get a third or more of their electricity every day from the wind. minnesota, iowa, and believe it or not, texas. iowa has the lowest electric rates in the united states of america because they rely on homegrown energy and all the jobs it creates and all the incomes those farmers mak

>> they voted for bill clinton. they're concerned about their pocketbook issues and they're concerned about gender equity issues. they're not concerned about mitigating bill clinton. >> bill clinton is one of the most popular people in the world. james carville kept saying it over and over again that he's a popular man, but he is. i've been to places like ireland with him, and he's loved. why is he loved despite his public behavior. something is there. why does that not hurt bill clinton? >> it's partly because of who bill clinton is as a person which donald trump and hillary clinton couldn't do last night on the debate stage which is make a real connection with voters. bill clinton is the american dream. he came from nothing to become the highest office in the land, and i think also, secondly, people have fond memories of a better time in terms of the economy as well. the 1990s were undoubtedly -- in disputably a growth era for blue collar voters. >> he kept coming back. this idea that we all sin, we all fail, we a

. >>> bill clinton responding moments ago to donald trump's call for the clinton foundation to shut down. hello, everyone, i'm shannon bream. this just hours after donald trump slammed the clinton foundation as, quote, the most corrupt enterprise in political history. republicans accuse clinton of giving foundation donors special treatment and access while she was secretary of state. trump spoke to "fox & friends" and released a statement. >> they should shut it down. they should give the money back to a lot of countries that we shouldn't be taking money from, countries that influenced her totally and countries that discriminate against women and gays and everybody else. that money should be given back. they should not take that money. >> senior political correspondent mike emanuel with live in beverly hills. mike, how is the clinton campaign responding to these calls? >> reporter: shannon, as you mentioned, former president bill clinton responded a short time ago, saying that if his wife is elected preside elected president, he will still down from the board of the clinton foundation an

the clintons should immediately shut down the clinton foundation, not just if she gets elected president, and, frankly, the obama administration should initiate an independent special prosecutor immediately to get to the bottom of what's been going on. i mean, this is really remarkable. now, the clintons have actually admitted that there would be a conflict of interest if she became president of the united states so them accepting foreign contributions to the clinton foundation. but apparently, eric, there was no conflict of interest when hillary clinton was the secretary of state of the united states involved in and directing all of america's diplomatic efforts. it makes no sense. no one is above the law. the american people have a right to know the answers and to know what was going on here and donald trump and i are calling for immediate action by the administration to create an independent special prosecutor and that would be the right thing for them to do. >> governor, why do you think there is not much of an appetite by the obama administration and the department of justice to, in

clinton corruption, the lynch-clinton scandal. earlier today, white house press secretary josh earnest made it clear that president obama is playing no role in the justice department's probe into hillary clinton's private server. watch this. >> i will leave it to the attorney general to describe the role that she will play and the process that the department of justice will undertake as they conduct this investigation. the president's expectation is that this investigation will be handled just like all the others. he believes that this matter should be handled without regard to politics. >> meanwhile, donald trump blasted attorney general lynch's meeting with former president clinton during a speech earlier today. take a look. >> bill clinton goes in the other day, into an airplane. just happened to be -- oh, just a coincidence, you know. he just happened to be at the airport at this time. think of it. just happened to be at the airport. you know, when i first heard the story, i said, no, no, you're kidding. i don't believe it. i

clinton at the state department or get involved at the clinton foundation. amy: i want to turn to a clip of hillary clinton on cnn in june. anderson cooper asked her about the lack of transparency of donations to the clinton foundation from foreign countries. mrs. clinton: we had absolutely overwhelming disclosure, where there are one or two instances that slipped through the cracks? yes. but the overwhelming amount was disclosed. amy: but there you have hillary clinton saying this. james grimaldi, you talk about what happened when president obama tapped her to be secretary of state? and what were the rules around what would happen with the clinton foundation? he also respond to the clip. i was a the disclosure is underwhelming. yes, they have disclosed more than their required to under internal revenue law, but when they disclose it, they don't tell you the date. they don't tell you the amount. the disclosure is very skimpy. someone to make a donation -- the only way you know is if they have increased in one category to $5ay $1 million to $59 million to $10

, bill clinton, and all the clinton candidacy needs. that is refreshing. we have had republican nominees pull their punches on any number of things, so he is taking the case right to them. he is saying i am not giving you one of the swing states in north carolina. the only one of the swing states mitt romney won in 2012. it is a marginal red-blue state. it has a republican governor and senator's, but it could go either way. barack obama won it in 2008. he will make the case against hillary clinton. today, he can quote right from the comey press conference. i think if the trump campaign runs ads quoting where it literally says fbi director comey, she was reckless, careless, so i think he is telling the people of north carolina they we will be back here again and again to make the -- make this state competitive. john: hillary clinton last week with senator warren and today with president obama, later with vice president biden. is there any risk that she starts to look a little uninspiring next to such a heavy hitting lineup? harold: no, i

clinton more educated. trump uneducated. >> i love the poorly educated. >> trump will win more down scale voters. >> why clinton and trump are winning different constituencies within the same states is that he's winning whites in areas where whites are feeling a lot of racial threat from the rise of minorities and she's winning minorities within those same states. >> he wonders is it all about race. >> google, for example, looked at heat maps of racist searches for racist jokes, it seems to strangely or perhaps tellingly overlay quite well with donald trump's support. so it is possible that he's winning among whites who feel racial tension with the blacks and hispanics that hillary clinton herself is winning. >> her strongest support is actually african-american women. women who see in hillary who have withstood a lot and still standing and feel connected to that. >> and once and for all, guarantee equal pay for women. >> fo you believe punishment for abortion? >> there has to be some form of punishment. >>

hillary clinton never mentioned this clinton inc. memo. did the clintons do anything illegal in what we just saw? >> no, they've done nothing illegal. there's no evidence she made any single decision as secretary of state based on contributions, but i think they have to look to the future. if i were hillary clinton i would say, if elected president my husband will not accept a single penny for speaking fees during the four or eight years i'm president. the clinton foundation will be put in the hands of very objective, world-class, nobel prize winning whatever, and we will have nothing to do with it. i think if she says anything, she should look to the future and assure the american public whatever happened in the past is no problem in the future. >> she needs to talk, not be quiet on the issue? >> i think she should talk about only about the future. >> of course, donald trump is using it as an opportunity, as he should, right, as her opponent? >> of course. >> he was quick to pile on today. look at this. >> just today we read about clinton

we're getting new revelations from another batch of hillary clinton's e-mails about clinton foundation donors trying to gain access to the state department while she was in charge. that has donald trump calling for a special prosecutor. what exactly are those revelations? let's go to james rossen with details. >> reporter: driving this sudden uptick in stories and allegations about the relationship between the clinton state department and the clinton foundation has been a steady stream of document production in litigation between the state department and two conservative activists groups. the group released 725 e-mails this week and many involved clinton's aid who in one exchange told executives that the crown prince of bahrain would stand a better chance of getting a meeting with clinton if he went through the foundation. that meeting was set up within 48 hours. last week it was reported that the leb knees billionaire seen here wanted the state department officials who are shaping policy on lebanon and the enter medicine areas were band. he had previously given up 5 million to the fou

ubs gave the clintons $660,000 in contribution to the clinton foundation, a $30 million loan to the clinton foundation and a $1.5 million speaking fee to bill clinton and they got hillary to get on that airplane, go to geneva and try to convince the irs to lay off ubs. >> unbelievable. >> the irs did and they only got 4,000 of the 56,000 e-mail. >> as bret baier has been reporting, that's a bribe. pay to play. >> that's a bribe. >> i got it. >> >> 15 years in jail. i put two congressmen in jail for that. >> you did. >> she did about ten of these. i feel bad for the cases that i prosecuted because they were so small in comparison -- >> did you meet the woman -- >> -- to the massive fraud that woman was involved in. >> did you meet the woman in the green room that's going on on later tonight? her son took pictures for himself of the inside of a submarine. he's in jail. >> now we have the fbi telling us there's a 99% chance -- >> 99% chance. >> look, if china doesn't have their e-mail, then we don't have to worry about china. if russia doesn't have the e-mail, we don't have to worry about russ

clinton. that was expected. hawaii, 24 electoral votes, going for hillary clinton as well. the state of idaho, four electoral votes, solid republican state, going for donald trump. not enough data for washington, expected to go to clinton. also, oregon, we'll wait for these. but we're paying so much attention to the battleground state. we're down to nine fro what we've seen, many many electoral paths opening up for donald trump to get to the 270 he needs. jon, let's start with the state of florida. >> looks like he running the table on the remaining states. florida, donald trump has a lead of well over 100,000 votes. just not enough votes out there, i believe, for hillary clinton trending solidly for donald trump. north carolina, another state that was a toss-up, a five-point lead with 92% of the vote in. trailing in the state of pennsylvania, with about 70% in. but look how close pennsylvania is. this is a state that hasn't gone republican since 1988. keep going up north. new hampshire, 59%.

as you go into these counties, clinton getting 20% here, clinton getting 20% here, clinton getting 17% here. obama had a clear victory in the swath where you have the highest american percentage. i could only find one county, lexington county where bernie sanders was getting 40. most of the places when you go through these counties, it's a thrashing. he's in 19, 20, maybe cracking 30. it's an overwhelming victory. it's not just a victory. the reason it's so important, number one, hillary clinton now has something in common with donald trump. she's won three of the first four. a different map. cruz won iowa. trump won the other three. she's won three of the first four. this is the momentum phase of the campaign. a lot of super tuesday plays out down here in states like south carolina where you're going to have and electorate like tonight. the scope of this victory tonight, you saw a very happy candidate there delivering that speech. it sends a message to bernie sanders. it sends a message to any democrats that were nervous about her candidacy. >> similarly in some of the other southern

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the clinton campaign denies these claims and president bill clinton has this to say last night. >> when he testifyed before congress, he had to amend his previous day's statement that she never received any e-mails marked classified. they saw two little notes with a "c" on it. this is the biggest load of bull i ever heard. >> republican texas senator john cornyn has written a letter questioning why the justice department declined to open a case on the clinton foundation. we'll hear more about this in the coming week for sure. >> donald trump has anything to say about it. where does the latest clinton scandal go as we thank bryan? does it get buried in the media onslaught of donald trump news? with us john stanton of buzz feed.com. nice to be with you. do you get the sense that the media is dedicating enough resources to looking at all of the hillary clinton scandals, whether it be the two e-mail scandals, the clinton foundation, the pay to play, all that? >> yeah, sure. i do. we are putting a lot of resources and energy into it. the problem is there is a lot of smoke in a lot of the stu

dollars for both the clinton foundation and the clinton family. personally. fox news chief national correspondent ed henry has the story. >> while the shear number of wikileaks emails has made it hard for allegations of pay-to-play at the clinton foundation to break through with voters -- >> -- the more emails wikileaks releases, the more lines between the clinton foundation, the secretary of state's office and the clintons' personal finances they all get blurred. >> tonight, there are fresh signs republicans may have hit paydirt, literally, with a damaging email about former president bill clinton lining his box cold, hard cash. >> just today we read about clinton confident doug brand, bragging that he had funneled tens of millions of dollars to bill clinton inc. through the foundation donations, paid speeches, and consulting contracts. >> donald trump is referring to this long memo which details the complex relationship between the clinton foundation and their money-making operation. sip nicly dubbed bill clinton inc. not but donald trump you bu

he is attacking hillary clinton because of bill clinton's inif i had infidelities what did hillary clinton do that was wrong? >> she called the women bimbos, floozeys, said we have to discredit them. she hired private investigators to go and dig through their trash, dig into their private lives. she instructed her attorney, bob bennett, to threaten pedaling naked pictures. this is documented. hillary clinton spent the '90s bullying and smearing the women. one of the women said the shame stuck to them like tar. so this is her history. this is not a innuendo, this is fact. and if she is trying to act that she is somehow a champion for women, she doesn't have a leg to stand on. >> many of the allegations you just made are strongly contested. some don't even make sense. why would hillary clinton be personally spending money on private investigators? i don't know if you can find a source for that. >> it doesn't make sense? of course it makes sense, ari. the reason is because she wanted to find something in the history of those women to discredit them. and it's well-documented, various sources.

yes, by hillary clinton. i mean the clinton campaign a month ago would have told us that nevada was not competitive state for bernie sanders. they spent the last week saying well this is a competitive state. there are lots of white people there and young people there. so they have changed the baseline. i agree with michael, if she doesn't come -- if she doesn't win by at least 5 points if it's this close when it's over i think she loses her argument against bernie which is that he is unelectable. >> you don't cover the spread in politics you win or you lose. okay. if she wins this in the state, first thing i said when we started this i said what van was saying talking about the pain. this is the state with the fourth highest unemployment in america. the second highest home foreclosures in america. 30% increase in home foreclosures in the last month. enormous pain. she hangs on and wins a 4-point lead that's a big deal. and i'm sorry if people don't think she covered the spread but there ain't no spread in pol

the clinton foundation? that's the question tonight following the release of more e-mails. clinton's team did not turn over to the government last year. correspondent richard edson on what critics are calling a pay to play arrangement. >> reporter: clinton political donors and officials pushed the u.s. state department for meetings, favors, and jobs for associates, while hillary clinton was secretary of state. this, according to nearly 300 pages of work-related e-mails secretary clinton failed to initially surrender to the state department. and just released as the result of a successful lawsuit from conservative group judicial watch. >> they extracted these promises from mr. clinton to stay out of foundation business, they have a bright line and wall between the state department and the foundation. they were communicating with the state department to take care of associates and in juan case, a major donor. >> reporter: doug band is a long-time adviser to president bill clinton. he led the clinton global ini

about bill clinton inc. you see mrs. clinton on issues like the uranium issue leaning towards those who have given money, not only to the foundation, but to the bill clintons and the hillary clintons and speaking engagements. they have put money in their personal pocket and they created institutions for personal, political power. >> governor, what about the trump foundation that we know made an illegal political contribution and it may have paid off some legal fees. the things that charitable foundations are also not allowed to do. >> look, let's look at a foundation of the order of about $1 million or so. a couple million dollars. >> sure. but same practices. >> you're talking about $1 billion worth of influence p peddling. can you imagine the clintons saying get your donations in before the end of the year because we might at the end of the year taking foreign donations. they said, in essence, put your bribes on the table now because we may shut it down later. >> because you think mr. there is more money i

explosive new details about the fbi investigations into the clinton foundation and hillary clinton's private e-mail server that could now dramatically alter the outcome of the election which is only six days away. as bret baier reported, sources are telling fox news the fbi is activity and aggressively pursuing a case involving allegations of pay to play at the clinton family foundation. the sources say it is very high in terms of the priority and there is, quote, an avalanche of new information coming in every day. agents also indicate that multiple people are being interviewed and some are even being reinterviewed about the case. the sources revealed stunning information about hillary clinton's e-mail server saying authorities believe there's a 99% chance that up to 5 foreign intelligence agencies may have accessed this server and taken these e-mails. here now with the latest details on all of this, fox news chief intelligence correspondent katherine. i don't know where to start. five intelligence agencies. would we elect a president that potentially could be blackma blackmailed? >

clinton's e-mail. people just understand you do not use e-mail for information, classified or otherwise, that you would not like to have appear in the next day's newspaper. mrs. clinton is wise enough to understand that. i doubt at that there is going to be any bombshells in terms of what went through her e-mail. >> what are your thoughts on this meeting earlier this week between bill clinton and loretta lynch? it sounds like all around there are regrets on this. but this is certainly unfortunate for hillary clinton. >> i would agree with that. it was -- it just added another unnecessary issue to this e-mail controversy. president clinton is an extremely greg airious person, i can envision how he would have done this without thinking through some of the possible implications. i think now it's going to be up to the justice department to show the clarity and strength of its investigation and its final report that this incident did not influence their final determination. >> should the attorney general ju

clinton goes on fox. the washington post says that is not what happened. >> hillary clinton is lying through her teeth. >> it could have been deleted of the weekend. august 1, clinton's work on a russian technology initiative may have undermined national security. >> this has bad national security implications for the united states. >> drop said this and this. august 2, d&c resignations. trump did this, this, and this. clinton repeats claim about fbi. trump said this. >> they have a perfect tape. >> his campaign says not really. trump admits he is wrong. it all overshadows clinton. notrt senator clinton did create as many jobs as promised. trump tweets conspiracy theory. the parents of the benghazi victim are suing clinton. trump says, well, you know. todaythat brings us to and new stories about e-mails from hillary clinton's time as secretary of state. as part of anased investigation against clinton entities. the former presidents advisers seem to be seeking special access and treatment for a major found

a cnn special report "unfinished business -- the essential hillary clinton." >> hillary clinton sale, folks. >> in june of 2008, after a year and a half long campaign, hundreds of hillary clinton's friend and supporters gathered in the nation's capital. >> it was like running 7/8 of the race. you could see that finish line and you knew you weren't going to cross it. it was surprisingly emotional for all of us. >> the woman who many hoped would make history as the country's first female president had fallen short. >> she was surrounded by her daughter. on the other side of her was her mother. >> well, this isn't exactly the party i planned, but i sure like the company. >> i did feel as if i was standing there at another step in history because my grandmother was born before women had the right to vote and she lived long enough to vote for her daughter for president. that to me is an amazing american arc. >> although we weren't able to shatter that highest, hardest glass ceiling this time, thanks to you, it's got about 18 million cracks in it. >> i think that hillary clinton's a fighter

choice. 56% of clinton supporters say they are more pro-clinton than anti-trump. trump supporters differ. they are more anti-clinton than for the republican candidate. donnie, on these topline numbers, what is your biggest take away? donnie: the biggest take away is that things have not changed much since the post-convention bounce. it is interesting. if you aggregate all the polls, the margin is about 7.3. the bloomberg side is on the lower side. when i do some of the cross tabs, there's one thing i found interesting. i will quote the great mark halperin. you said a while ago that if donald trump does not win business, he does not win. 51% of people in that poll think he is doing worse, their perception of him as a businessman has gotten worse. that is a very telling number. so, if i bow to the church of mark halperin, which i certainly do -- mark: obviously, he has to sell his business credentials, and there has been stories pushed by the clinton campaign and the press looking at donald trump's business record. and it is clear the republican convention did not r

bill clinton takes the white house. 2000, clinton vice president al gore is battling george w. bush. republican strategists are certain bush can pull ahead, and then news emerges bush was arrested 24 years earlier for drunk driving. in the popular vote, the race winds up a tie. although bush wins. the back wash of that october surprise, halloween trick or a treat depending on how you look at it. anderson? >> a lot of surprises. >>> coming up -- thank you very much. coming up another hour of 360. we will keep an eye on cedar rapids, iowa. we will get the latest on the decision to revisit the clinton server case. the e-mails in question are connected to clinton's aide huma abedin. more details ahead. ( ♪ ) ♪ they tell me i'm wrong ♪ ♪ to want to stand alongside my, my love ♪ ♪ whoa, talkin' 'bout my love ♪ ♪ to want to stand a[ rock music playing ] have fun with your replaced windows. run away! [ grunts ] leave him! leave him! [ music continues ] brick and mortar, what?! [ music continues ] [ tires screech ] [ laughs ] [ doorbell rings ] when you bundle home and a

he is a smart guy, he meets the two biggest test that hillary clinton and bill clinton are looking for, someone who they like and can work with and is policy oriented and someone people would say is qualified to be president, and also though, young, and even though he is a pretty quiet guy, exciting, because he is from the west and a younger guy. i think she will pick someone in that mold. on the republican side, i am less confident this is a good pick, but chris christie. there is all the negative, bad side that everybody knows, that people would denounce him, that he has been impressing people lately in private events as a trump surrogate. he is the best attacker in republican politics, at least on the republican side, and i think he would add stability to the trump campaign. those in my two choices, the best they can do under those circumstances. john: all right, let me go with my now, and i will give you two different names. there are pros and cons we can debate. i will start on the republican side, i still think this commander-in-chief thing matters a lot to trump. so running some

why wouldn't clinton ask her? >> why wouldn't clinton ask anybody? they could be e-mails from anybody in the world. >> there are no reports that they're to anybody else except huma abedin. >> again, you're putting out hypotheticals. there are other hypotheticals that have been put out there. >> reporter: huma abedin, whose laptop appears to be at the center of the fbi investigation, for her part has been mum. she was in brooklyn yesterday at clinton headquarters, not traveling with clinton as she usually does. >> have you talked to her, have you asked huma abedin what was on the computer? >> we don't know what computer mr. comey is talking about. you're assuming a lot of facts that we don't know. so i think that, as i said, she's been fully cooperative with the authorities. >> reporter: and now another embarrassing e-mail from wikileaks seems to suggest campaign manager robby mook was lying recently and he told cnn that the campaign had no relationship with bob kramer, one of the democratic operatives what appeared in that project veritas video talki

th clinton family's pocket. this was money going to fight malaria and aids and to lower child mortality around the globe. >> you can't argue that that justifies putting a big donor on an official advisory board who had no experience in that area and when his -- that fact that he was on the board was revealed, quit within 24 hours. >> i will just say, i don't know appointed. i do know this. no one has been investigated more than hillary clinton in the history of presidential politics. i know that when jim comey was lauded by the republicans prior to him saying no law had been broken, they changed their tune when he didn't give them the answer they wanted. frankly, donald trump is on a campaign to undermine law enforcement in this country by eating at the very fabric of is really unfortunate. >> all right. let's talk about the economic plan that clinton unveiled this week and let's go through it. she would raise taxes $1.2 trillion over the decade as i said to governor pence. almost all of it on the rich. she want

clinton is also being haunted by troubling questions of the clinton foundation is being run. for those of you who missed it yesterday, o'reilly delivered a especially powerful talking points memo on the subject. >> hackers have released new information taken from emails stolen from john podesta, hillary clinton's campaign chairman, that show the clinton foundation is run more like a business than a charity. this man, douglass band, was a top fundraiser for the foundation but at the same time he was running a company and booking speeches for bill clinton. mr. band was a very busy guy. not only did he bring in millions of dollars to the foundation, he set up millions of dollars in speaking fees for bill clinton and a hefty income to herself. consulting with folks who donated money to the foundation. it's a tangled web but you get the picture. money went to charity. money went to bill clinton. money went to doug band. in addition, factor has studied the 2014 tax return from the clinton foundation, the latest available. according to this document filed with the irs, millions were

clinton. those were denied. they make a donation and reach out to huma abedin and magically -- >> not magically. >> the associated press and all reports is saying there is no evidence of a quid pro quo. go on and finish. >>i well, the fact that officia channels were gone through, no meeting was scheduled, a donation made to the clinton foundation and magically a meeting happens. >> that's not how it happened. >> i want to stick to the topic and i don't want to go off on a tangent. alice was saying a meeting magically happened. you guys are saying that's not the way that happened. explain that and congressman, you can get in after. >> huma abedin's response when she was asked for this meeting, by the crown prince of bahrain, she said this meeting is routing through official channels. so essentially she took herself out of it. it was a meeting that was in the process of being put together. >> this is the crown prince of bahrain saying he's in tomorrow asking to see her, it said "good friend of o

why wouldn't clinton ask her. >> why wouldn't clinton ask anybody. there could be e-mails from anybody the world. >> there's nobody else except huma. >> you're putting out some hypotheticals. there are other hypotheticals that can be put out there. >> reporter: her laptop appeas r to be at the center of the investigation has been mum. she was in brooklyn yesterday at clinton headquarters not traveling with clinton as she usually does. >> have you asked her what's on the computer and why she doesn't turn it over when she said she gave all the devices. >> we don't flow what computer he's talking about. you're asoouming a lot of facts we don't know. she's been fully cooperative with authorities. >> reporter: now another embarrassing e-mail from wikileaks seems to suggest campaign manager was lying recently when he told cnn that the campaign had no relationship with bob cross-claimer. one of the democratic operatives who appeared in that project video talking about sending provocateurs to trump rally pps a new e-mail released by wikileaks showed his part

>> i was being compensated by the clintons. >> personally or clinton executive services, clinton foundation, what was it? >> at that time i was employee of both the clinton family personally and clinton foundation. >> okay. all right. my time has expired. now recognize ranking member mr. cummings. >> mr. cooper, the fbi's investigative summary states the apple server you helped install in the home of president and secretary clinton in 2008 was originally purchased for the purpose of hosting e-mail services for president clinton's staff. to the best of your knowledge, is that accurate? >> yes, that's accurate. >> according to the fbi summary, the decision was made to keep that server in the clinton residence. the reason was, and i quote, due to concern over ensuring e-mail reliability and desire to segregate e-mail for president clinton's various post-presidency endeavors, end of quote. according to the fbi, the decision was made in january 2009 to switch from the apple server to a new server. yes, the fbi investigative summary states that in 2009, quote, according to cooper, in or around ja

it's very clinton like. you saw from clinton president last week, those very words. >> governor, but not from the clinton campaign. charity watch has rated the clinton foundation and their work higher than the red cross. >> did they rate the interaction between the state department and the foundation? you don't get to violate the rules simply because you might be doing some good things. >> they rated it -- >> the clintons -- i don't care what they rated it. what about the e-mails, what about the interaction. what about we have to hire this guy because they gave so much money? what about access for sale? >> governor -- >> give me a break. >> you asked me did they rate it upon, then you say you don't care how they rate it. >> for sake of argument, they do some good things. but that does not make you above the law. and the clintons never seem to grasp that fact. >> was it not above the law? was there not an issue with the trump foundation giving money to the attorney general in the state of florida? >> that sto

clinton foundation itself. but the democratic nominee hoping star power overshadows that headline today. hillary clinton campaigning for the first time today with first lady michelle obamament the b. t on the campaign trail with 12 days to go, the headline from the clinton campaign today, not the one they wanted to see. they would prefer that big event. michelle obama making her first joint campaign appearance with hillary clinton on the trail in the tar heel state. they're in north carolina. but instead, it's the latest dump of those allegedly hacked e-mails from john podesta showing how bill clinton raked in billions and showing how those close to the former president arranged for consulting jobs. lucrative speaking gigs and how they're related to the clinton foundation. these e-mails, again, have not been authenticated by nbc news or the clinton campaign, for that matter. kristen welker. where she is a lot these days, on the tarmac in white plains ahead of hillary clinton's departure for north carolina. we'l