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Received since the end of her presidential run after the long and contentious campaign against barack obama. im joined by the roundtable. joe, jonathan capehart and liz winstead. jonathan, these poll numbers, shes back to where she is was at the end of the only losing campaign in the national stage. this is having an effect. >> it is having an effect. dont those poll numbers reflect where the american people are on the clinton? either bill clinton or hillary clinton on fill in the blank -- fill ...

Much from the right but the left. people are saying, for example, she took money from the folks who were pumping the keystone pipeline. for democrats the environmentalists, like why did you take money if from them? obviously, they want access, buying access the next with president. then, of course, the foreign government thing. to have that much money. >> influence peddling. >> influence peddling is exactly right. i think a losing hand for hillary clinton. >> enough to make people question her y...

Infamy and also gives meaning to an empty life. its like the assassination of jesse james by the coward robert ford is a great movie about that, about if you feel that you are a nobody this is how you gain some kind of, i dont know, feeling about yourself and you should be punished to the hilt. >> its a good analogy. eric, you know this is really tough for the family. everything going forward. i mean, not only did she have to go through this trial, taya but also through the trial with jesse vent...

He reported misconduct, repeatedly tried to do it. this is what he wrote in politico about his experience 40 years after. there were movies made about him and everything. he said i still get hate mail from active and retired police officers. a couple years ago after the death of david dirk the police officer was one of my few allies inside the department and my efforts to expose graft. the internet message board of nypd had messages directed toward me join your mentor rat scum, read one. you can...

>> take those out. >> keeping life unpredictable and uncomfortable for the more than 9,000 inmates here is the expressed goal of the man who not only runs the jail, but whose vision has made it what it is. >> everybody decent here? >> he is the sheriff of maricopa county, joe arpaio. >> see, we used to punish our children in the old days. and we used to take privileges away when they did something wrong, so whats wrong with punishing the inmates and taking privilege as way? they committed crimes...

>> hey, make sure you watch her. >> take those out. >> keeping life unpredictable and uncomfortable for the more than 9,000 inmates here is the expressed goal of the man who not only runs the jail, but whose vision has made it what it is. >> everybody decent here? >> he is the sheriff of maricopa county, joe arpaio. >> see, we used to punish our children in the old days. and we used to take privileges away when they did something wrong, so whats wrong with punishing the inmates and taking privil...

As sony was? >> i believe that they are at-risk. now whether theres that capability or not is questionable, but over time, theyre bound to have that capability. this is not vandalism. it is a new form of warfare, and we have to counter with that form of warfare with a better form of warfare. >> secondly, i want to talk to you about guantanamo bay prison. you said previously that you would help the president find a way to close it. i asked him whether he thought he could get guantanamo bay, all t...

By the end of next year. >> theres going to be a certain irreducible number that are going to be really hard cases because, you know, we know theyve done something wrong, and they are still dangerous, but, its difficult to mount the evidence in a traditional article 3 court. were going to have to wrestle with that, but we will need to close that facility. >> how can you help this. president close guantanamo bay? >> well first of all, the president continues to violate the law. he did in the berg...

Enforcement got ahold of her, until the very end, she was treated as if she was a suspect, a second degree or less citizen. she wasnt treated with any kind of respect. they had made a decision that john crawford had done something wrong, that there was either some plan or some conspiracy to commit some type of crime. they were accusatory from the very beginning. no consideration for her. >> right. let me ask you -- tasha, has anyone affiliated with the police department apologized to you or expl...

Was said that the family was "satisfied by that verdict and wouldnt challenge it." >> we didnt say we were satisfied with the verdict, but we were both satisfied when he went down the steps, and he was taken to the prison and locked up, and all his lucxuries taken away from him. he has to pay what he has done. he cant go and shoot himself. >> oscars story, i dont believe. it seems to me he did not look for her when he says he thought he heard intruders. >> exactly. i mean, if you are lying if be...