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No one in her inner circle, no one in the white house said even just to spare yourself a future headache get yourself a dot gov e-mail address. it makes you wonder if maybe she's become a little bit too big, a little too powerful if no one says maybe you're getting in your own way. maybe this will come back to haunt you. >> it's a very fair point, s.e., and i don't say they're the same, but you have too wonder after eight years and 3 million e-mails why jeb bush kept his wonder after eight years and 3 million e-mails why jeb bush kept his own server and why they didn't say the same thing to hi...

Or not. but right now she's completely exposed. it will have to be verified at the state department. they say you gave us 55,000 we want to see what else is there. she's now open to complete verification so the issue of whether it can be trusted or not i think she's now say said i want everybody to read what i've given you. of course, the state department can ask for more. >> how will we know what she hasn't given us? >> is it the glass half empty analysis? this isn't about convenience, it's about control. >> sure. >> she's in the complete power seat of deciding what comes out. >> exactly. it ...

Going to end as you know and is very familiar at this point. the house and senate are now both controlled by republicans and they have subpoena power? >> they are? breaking news. [ laughter ] >> and let me jump into the point you are making which is a great one to emphasize, jake yes, the freedom of information act works precisely on this point and any time you do an investigation, every lawyer knows and hillary clinton was a lawyer that you look at end to end contact. so it is not just that you have one side the dot-gov, and you take any catch a of report -- records and it is not up to her on...

>> thanks. >> alex let me start off with you here. there are significant developments here, one that you reported that 10% of secretary clinton's e-mails had no government address on either side. >> right. so they're saying nine out of ten e-mails hillary clinton sent went to somebody with a dot gov address, so those are automatically archives. then 10% of the 55,000 pages of documents that did not have an account, those would be new e-mails that would not have been preserved in the system otherwise, so this is all feeding into the question about whether she violated policy, whether she might ...

The secretary of state used a private e-mail to send e-mails from her personal account for business as secretary of state. something that would give her more control over archives. two congressional committees say they will investigate whether secretary clinton violated federal law yesterday. clinton aides say she did nothing wrong by using a personal e-mail account. she was doing what secretaries had done before her. the state department though agreed. >> secretary kerry is the first secretary of state to rely primarily on his state dot gov account. what secretary clinton did was by no means ...