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Stuff leaves behind red flags. in his letter to clinton's attorney, benghazi chair trey gowdy writes quoting here, the decision to delete the records during the pendency of a congressional investigation only exacerbates our need to better understand what the secretary did, when she did it, and why she did it. bottom line, megyn those answers may lie within the hardware. >> trace, good to see you. if hillary clinton's e-mails still on that server and recoverable, how exactly are the investigators going to get their hands on them. shannon former assistant doj. good to see you again tonight. >> h...

Spending at these levels. we are already at 100 percent get to gdp ratio. we cannot go on like this. this president, democrats have added $5 trillion to the national debt in the last 3 1/2 years. unless we do something to reign in the size of government, reign in spending and reign in the big budget monsters, social security, medicare and medicaid, reform them in order to save them those programs aren't going to be there and this country is going to implode in a way that is going to make greece looks like child's play. >> i agree we have to do something about it but number one, the majority of...

These are across the board cuts this is where it's going to happen and it's clear matt. it says we're going to give billions of tax breaks, disproportionately to millionaires and billionaires and have those tax breaks paid for on the backs of working people, middle class and seniors. that's math. that's not misrepresentation. megyn: are these scare tactics? >> of course, this is the standard m.o. of the left, this is what barack obama has been about all along, class warfare and dividing americans in order to score political points. megyn:by need -- we need air traffic controllers. >> i know bu...

Talking up a drilling moratorium in the gulf. but it turns out the recommendation for that moratorium was based on misleading information and house republicans are now demanding answers. our chief national correspondent jim angle is live with more in washington. jim. >> reporter: hello megyn. you're right republicans on the natural resources committee want subpoena toss find out what really happened on two key issues, one of them, the one you just mentioned, they charge that political appointees in the administration edited a report by a panel of engineering experts to make it appear they were...

Destructive of their attack. >> reporter: now, megyn, republicans argue that will cause coal price toss rise, pushing up electricity prices in the midwest, especially in ohio which relies on coal for 90 percent of its power. and remember, this is something the president started off with early on, cap and trade, which was intended to drive up the prices as he put it, but that is something that did not pass congress. now people are suggesting he's trying cap and trade by other means. the ranking democrat on the committee, however, argued there is no need for subpoenas and dismissed the entire ef...