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E-mailer was. could have been a random citizen. trying to track it down. >> got>> it a couple weeks after that, wikileaks was direct messaging donald trump jr. on twitter. there was certainly some communication there. >> thanks, ken delanian. russian dissidents are urging the d.c. council to rename the street in front of the russian embassy to honor this man -- boris nemtsov, a prominent leader assassinated in moscow back in 2015. one of the russian presidents most prominent critics, shot and ...

Sources. what we understand is that this was really a decision led by the president and that the statement that was ultimately issued is one that he decided and is often his way as you know, hes not an e-mailer. he suggested the language in the statement that was ultimately used and ultimately released to "the new york times." and to a certain extent had to be walked back or amplified upon in the coming days. >> its interesting, i mean its not clear to me, the presidents attorneys i believe had ...

Mrs. clintons e-mails last night during the giant-packers game. forget about the outcome. but during the game. they show indisputably that mrs. clinton was sending confidential and secret information to a regular e-mailer outside of the government. we have a good idea who that is. the fbi didnt reveal his name. its probably sid blumenthal. in fact, he was hacked by intelligence services of hostile countries and an intelligence service of a friendly country. we know that the two hostile countries...

Madam secretary. im not challenging that. all im telling you is the documents show he was your most prolific e-mailer on libya and benghazi. my question to you is did the president, the same white house that said you cant handle -- cant hire him, did he know that he was advising you? >> he was not advising me. and i have no reason to have ever mentioned that or know that the president knew that. >> i want to draw your attention to an e-mail about libya from mr. blumenthal to you dated april 2011...

It was going to it. >> dont people have the right to know. >> he wasnt the source. >> you didnt do that madame chairman. you just said that? >> no, i knew he didnt have the sources. i knew he got it from somewhere else. he anyhow others in washington tcould be a variety of people. >> if you are going to determine credibility, dont you want to know the source? >> it wasnt credibility so much as following the threads mentioned about individuals and as i already stated some was useful and some was ...

>> lots of secretaries of state know the ambassador. >> would you say colin powell when he was secretary of state that all ambassadors had the direct access to him? >> i have no idea who colin powell e-mailed with. >> this is putting sidney blum enthal on trial. this is a partisan effort to make hillary clinton look like a bad democrat. it has nothing to do with figuring out what happened in benghazi. >> she has an 80% approval rating among democrats. democrats think shes a perfectly adequate de...

All im telling you is the documents show he was your most prolific e-mailer on libya and benghazi. my question to you is did the president, the same white house that said you cant handle him, cant hire him, did he know that he was advising you? >> he was not advising me, and i have no reason to have ever mentioned that or know that the president knew that. >> i want to draw your attention to an e-mail. it will be exhibit 67. this is informative. shall we pass on, in parathen calls, unidentified ...

Information so they can determine credibility? >> he wasnt, as you just said, the source of the information -- >> but you didnt know that, madam secretary, thats what you just said. >> no, no, mr. chairman, i said -- >> no, maam -- >> i said that he didnt have the sorurces to provide that information. i knew he was getting it from somewhere else -- >> did you ask where? >> he knew a lot of journalists. it could have been a variety of people. >> if youre going to determine credibility, dont you w...

Know the source of the information so this can determine credibility? >> he wasnt the source of the information. >> you didnt know that, and thats what you just said. >> no, no, mr. chairman, i said i knew that he didnt have the sources to provide that information. i knew he was getting it from somewhere else. he knew a lot of journalists, he knew others in washington. it could have been a variety of people. >> if you are going to determine credibility, dont you want to know the source? >> it wa...

Companies to hack their systems to find any weakness. tom, lets start off with you. obviously everyone is asking the question, how could such high-ranking officials, a as we talk about hillary clintons private e-mailer, have an aol account where sensitive information would be there. >> theres a generation gap here. they need to know theyre exposed on cyberespionage campaigns that are actively pursuing them. whether this is just one event is another question. in my mind theres been an ongoing rob...