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general's p. it infuses it with a political taint that raises questions about the credibility of the investigation. >> we know the state department is digging back into hillary clinton's email investigation. they're actually recalling thousands of emails. you're saying years later those emails are actually classified. you were involved in the clin n clinton. it does seem a little. we have justice ubded this many. that is something for the department of state to look into, whether the dip lo mack sfgs is carrying out a notorious
again, that's not why it works. but the president blurted out today, even if i'm telling the truth, that makes me a liar. no, that's not the truth. and when rudy said the truth is not the truth, that's another riff on the same rubbish. that's not the way it works and rudy knows it. spernlg perjury is a crime, not a preference. you have to prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. now, did you see the memo that judge kavanaugh -- now judge kavanaugh wrote when he was working for ken starr for a different president, the questions that he wrote? the salacious and disgusting questio questions, that's what's going to be the headline. a lot of people are going to avoid them. not me. but not for the reason that you think. what came before it? this page. this is so meaningful. why? because kavanaugh was working for starr, and he was under attack by then-president clin n clinton. and they came to really resent what was being done and it
this country that's safer in the eight years of obama and clin n clinton. >> interesting. it seems to me that the bottom line after this remarkable weeks of headlines, for all the controversial statements, all the new focus on who would be the best commander in chief, put up the poll. it's awfully interesting. as you can see there, donald trump continues to lead the pack and, in fact, widened his lead, leads by ten points, juan. >> when you come to someone like me -- what i do for a living is i look at polls and talk to political experts in washington. they're all baffled. no one understands how donald trump is doing that. i think on the paris thing, it's clear he's a strong reassuring
this week was a chance for former sec tafr of state and democratic front-runner hillary clinton to display her foreign policy chops in the wake of the terror attacks in paris and mali. in our latest fox news poll, clinton maintains her commanding lead over her rivals in the democratic field. we're back with the panel. let's start with clinton who gave a foreign policy speech this week in which she certainly talked tougher than president obama about how to take on isis but didn't give a lot of specifics about how she would actually be suffer. here she is. >> our goal is not to deter or contain isis, but to defeat and destroy isis. >> kerstin, whatever clinton says, if the world is still a mess a year from now, won't she be blamed for her role in the obama foreign policy? >> certainly people will try to blame her. what she'll do is say i wasn't actually in charge, barack obama
does that sit well with you? are you okay with that? >> we hope it isn't. the reality is if it's there, there's at least the potentiality that someone will look into it. you might say they don't have the authority to do so. but if we look at history as a guide, if information is available to be looked into, often it will be. i think this is the time, the occasion to say, we're casting the net too widely. now, i'll say this about president obama's statement. no 100% privacy, no 100% security. obviously that's right, but that's why we have to constantly strike the balance. it's a cop-out to say 100%, 100% this or that, no american thinks we'll have 100% of both. but we have to strike the balance better and i think it's congress' duty. i'm not throwing a bunch of vitriol at obama, the executives, bush, obama, clin n clinton, will go to the extent