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>> excuse me one minute. >> you dont have anything to say? nothing to the business owners or the police officers injured? >> excuse me, hey! >> he was pushed back. >> the mayors body guard at this point to add to the resume. >> the mayor was okay with bill hemmer and answered the question. why was the question harming there? >> al sharpton ran interference for the al had a microphone in his hands, he would be asking the same question and rather than al, a show on msnbc, kept the fox guy out of t...

>> thanks megyn. >> all the best. well, the 2016 story gets even more interesting when we get a chance to hear from donald trump. still ahead, his take on iran senator cruz and why this time will be different for the donald. plus, one more media outlet has now confessed to failing viewers on the hands up dont shoot story. but tonight we will show you who is really guilty in this controversy. and up next, judge andrew napolitano is here on brand new revelations in the hillary clinton e-mail scand...

And everything else she says she deleted after the state department requested her e-mails. so she, she rather than any government guidelines has been the arbiter of what e-mails shes willing to let into the public record. and americans of the chumps of the planet for putting up with this. >> the average person, according to forbes in 2012, average e-mail user gets 147 e-mail messages a day. >> right. >> break this down and shes talking about 20. >> right. >> but the question is, she says it was ...

The republican chairman of the house select committee on ben benghazi said it is further evidence that an independent arbiter is needed. >> i dont know why she doesnt just turn the server over. there are plenty of retired federal judges or inspector generals that everyone trusts. make that person make the determination of whats a public record and a private record. >> gowdy said hell have no choice but to call clinton to speak before the committee at least twice. >> i dont think convenience shou...

It provided complete production of documents? >> its my understanding that will not be happening. >> joining me now congressman trey gowdy. good to see you tonight sir. they said it right there on camera, theyre not going to go back and look for responsive documents to subpoenas to litigation inquiries to freedom of information act requests. if you asked prior to the date hillarys 55,000 pages were turned over a week ago or two weeks ago, youre out of luck. >> well, the state department is not g...

Supporters of yours, suggested having an independent arbiter look at your server, for instance? >> we did not. the server contains personal communications from my husband and me, and i believe i have met all of my responsibilities. and the server will remain private. >> this was a server that you owned. is that appropriate? was there any precedent for it? did you clear it with any state department security official, and do they have -- did they have full access to it when you were secretary? >> ...

Were in the little-known snow shoe club which has entertaining some political candidates here in new hampshire. outside of concord. earlier tonight, john kasich, the governor of ohio had an event with a number of republicans. hes making his first trip to new hampshire as a potential 2016 presidential candidate. it comes here we are in the north woods of new hampshire, outside of concord, and yesterday was virginia where ted cruz was entering the race officially. at lynchburg, a very big move, a ...

Antoinette, and not even good spin at that. this doesnt pass any smell test. she turned over 55,000 e-mails. that works out to about 38 a day, while she was secretary of state. the average person in business receives something like 121 business e-mails a day. so this supposedly high number of e-mails that shes turned over doesnt sound right to me, doesnt pass the smell test. and everything else she says she deleted after the state department requested her e-mails. so she, she rather than any gov...

Resources, we need more time. can you please prioritize what you really need. i mean we even had to have a public hearing with joel rubin because we werent getting anywhere. so the state department had six months to have the conversation you and i are just having. shame on me for taking six months, but really shame on me if i trust the state department to be that neutral detached arbiter of her records because they failed in the past to do so. >> last question, how are you going to up the ante? ...

She spoke for 15 minutes. and then left. quick live. ly. hee are some of the key moments. >> looking back, it would have been better for me to use two separate phones, and two e-mail accounts. i thought using one device would be simpler and obviously it hasnt worked out that way. now im happy to take a few questions. >> can you explain how you decided which of the personal e-mails to get rid of, how you got rid of them, and when? and how youll respond to questions about you being the arbiter of ...