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>> there it came there it went. george, given the fact that it took reportedly two days of focus groups and pleas from personal friends and advisers to get her to say that much, how much does she get out of that? >> well, she didn't apologize for anything really. what we just showed, that was a mistake. what's the antecedent to the pronoun to that? if you unpack this word salad on and it turns out she apologized for not being clear and in a timely manner for the fact she has nothing to apologize for. that's what she said. she said i could have done a better job of answering questions earlier. ...

By the way, you may have seen that i recently launched a snapchat account. i love it. those messages disappear all by themselves. >> all right. here with reaction former clinton pollster and fox news correspondent doug schoen as well as geraldo rivera. a lot of lies told here. with a cloth, you mean -- >> she should not do standup comedy. >> apparently she wants to show her humorous side. she lied when she said he was e-mailing her husband. she lied about using only one device, from the get-go, there has been lie after lie. as she's quote apologizing she kept saying last night what she did was...

Stature will toss into the race. but at this moment right now she towers over the rest of the world. >> okay. so now what we've got is hillary clinton. every week there seems to be another scandal, another issue, whether it's the e-mails, a private server, deleting e-mails, subpoenas. did she break any laws, do you think? >> you know, that's a good question. i'm not sure. but just because she didn't break any laws we shouldn't think that everything that she did was appropriate and aboveboard. you know, oftentimes politicians find ways to behave inappropriately, unethically, without breaking la...

Who actually took the time to do the training and made sure to follow through compliance and was vetted through the process to someone who's convicted, you know -- >> i'm not conflating one with the other. here's a better example. a better example is that if i wanted to take a look at the political contributions of all of my neighbors and if they wanted to take a look at mine they could easily do so because i've made lawful contributions and so have they. all aboveboard. it's that same access -- >> you're comparing apples to oranges here really. what we're really saying here is we took an oath...

Dana milbank, you did a column today, how how have you taken the clothes off, if you will, about this argument that everybody who makes 200, 250 a year is a job creator. >> mitt romney is correct, people are corporations, but guess what? more than 21 million of those are actually non-employer corporations, like me. that means it's just the guy who owns the business or the guy who is the business. you know, guess what? you can reduce my taxes to zero or -- >> you think it's a tax dodge? >> because the i.r.s. i'm sure is watching the show, it's all perfectly legal and aboveboard. >> i'm sure you...