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Private email account. and so i think its incumbent upon her and we would urge her to turn over her server so that we can do this examination. but i do believe that all options are on the table for the house. this is highly unusual that we find ourselves in this situation. so i do believe when we get back to washington next week we will be talking about what all of our options might be. but i would urge her not to require us to go down that path. that if she were to turn her server over to an in...

Requirements and that is indeed what happened. and i heard just a little while ago the state department announced they would begin to most some of my e-mails, which im glad to hear because i want it all out there. >> madam secretary -- >> andrea. thank you. >> thank you, madam secretary, can you explain how you decided which of the personal e-mails to get rid of and how you got rid of them and when you will respond to questions about you being the arbiter of what you release? and secondly could ...

One is public pressure. if it becomes an issue for her, if the public believes it is reasonable for her to turn over that server which contains public information to a neutral detached around -- arbiter, she will be forced to otherwise the house of representatives could be forced to go to court to get access. the house of representatives has in business lobbying at purely personal e-mails but she doesnt get to decide what is purely personal and what is public. >> in her news conference clinton s...

>> i opted for convenience to use my personal email account, which was allowed by the state department because i thought it would be easier to carry just one device for my work, and for my personal emails instead of two. well that convenience remark betting -- getting reaction from the house chairman select committee of benghazi trey gowdy. he wants her private server turned over to an independent arbiter which clinton says that isnt happening. >> the president is busiest and manages to preserve...

To hand her see vet server over to an independent arbiter. if she doesnt, she is not serious about transparency. jenna. jenna: here we go. big news today. peter, thank you. >> despite being emersed in controversy hillary clinton remains the frontrunner among potential democratic presidential candidates. take a look at this. "wall street journal/nbc news" poll taken just as clinton email story was breaking find 86% of likely democratic primary voters are open to supporting her while only 13% say ...

That will unify democrats around hillary is the president. >> you have to deal with your managing editors and assistant managing editors and all of that, is there going to be a story here in the next couple of weeks on the e-mails or do you see it continuing? >> definitely continuing. there will be in addition to the question that i raised earlier, should she have been the arbiter and there will be questions about the mechanics of this. i mean, were those e-mails all actually deleted? who did al...

Department which is precisely why they are not the third party arbiter i would recommend the secretary turn her server over to so you can analyze it for forensics to see whether or not theres been any hacking or tampering. secondarily, i have no interest in e-mails about bridesmaids dresses or wedding cakes. its none of my business and i dont want them. but public records are all of our business and that subsequent benghazi is particularly our committees business. >> how did you find out? i know...

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And worry something. republicans like lindsey graham are saying that this shows putin is not scared of the president. >> you dont talk to putin for an hour and a half on the phone. have you about a five-minute conversation. mr. president, what you are doing is wrong. it is illegal. >> now, john mccain on the senate flora few moments ago was blasting president obama saying that he tried to reset russian relations and was weak and mccain went on to say that we are now paying the price. >> ed henry...

Yesterday -- >> the cbo report that we have, again, speaks so eloquently. i love numbers. they are so precise. >> except when they are not what you want. to bob portman who says you cant have a double edge. we have gotten into this issue before. republicans played the game about the cbo and whether it supports what they are saying or not saying. and they are an arbiter thats raising caution about doing a lot of this stuff. and now the administration is firing on all cylinders. what do you make o...