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trucker who was fired for abandoning his broken down trailer in freezing temperatures to look for safety. >> it is absurd to say this company is in its rights to fire him because he made the choice of possibly dieing from feying to death or causing other people to die possibly by driving an unsafe vehicle. >> reporter: late in the day, gorsuch did display some uncharacteristic frustration at this whole process saying that there's a lot about the confirmation process that he regrets including butting his family through all this and lamenting that at one time albeit a long time ago had a hearing that last a mere 90 minutes long, that the a not so subtle dig at how long this marathon hearing has lasted for him and essentially sending the
fun for someone who has any legal background tried to watch someone like an al franken try to go toto with gorsuch. -- go toe to toe. he's done great. it's been a marathon hearing. i don't see how he could've done much better. >> contrast between the settled law of gay marriage and yes, i will admit roe vs. wade has been confirmed many times. there is a big difference there. he did what other nominees have done before him, working really hard not to get pinned down and be specific on almost anything. for the democrats, they went into it with a weak hand, couldn't figure out how they were going to stop him or if they could. they come out of today with the same situation. they have to decide, how do they
media. this was a marathon hearing. >> benghazi bust was the headline. >> right. and you had erik erikson saying the same thing. mike huckabee saying the same thing, saying it was, basically a net win for hillary. so i don't think that -- i really do believe that the people who didn't see this as hillary performing well, a, and the republicans performing ba y badly, it wasn't just a hillary performed well. it was they performed badly. are people who just really just hate hillary. like, i think they're incapable of seeing in front of them, which was that the republicans had this -- first of all, the obsession with the blumenthal e-mails. it was pathetic to watch. and i'm somebody, i think anybody who watches me or reads my writing knows i'm sympathetic to the idea that we need to be investigating benghazi. i'm saying, they blew it. >> there are the conservative talk show radio hosts that came out and were basically saying,
outlets, hillary clinton came out of it looking stronger. is that a fair assessment of the marathon hearing. want to bring in our panel now, ed rollins, former adviser to president reagan, long time strategy to business and political leaders, fox news political analyst. alan combs, host of the alan combs show and mark o'connor the co-founder and chief investment officer of highland capital management with $21 billion in assets under management. how did hillary do? >> i would be very pleased if i was running her campaign. if i was a democrat, she had two big strong performances, the debate in this performance. the republicans don't necessarily believe she always tells the truth. that was proven again and there was no hesitancy before she called her daughter, the prime minister about the story that the white house put out. she knew what the story was from the beginning. let susan rice go on television and mislead the country and i think that's -- that matters in the end, i don't know. it reinforces that part to many. >> that's what lynn westmoreland
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flop. there was no smoking gun. some conservatives see it differently. did hillary clinton emerge unscathed? >> i don't think the media is right. they used the word "unscathed," repeatedly but i was looking at hours and hours worth of the hearing and the fact is she brought up the new questions. there were 600 security requests. she said, well, no one came to me with the security asks. so they was a passive observer? >> so the media --. >> they covered move of the caucus demeanor and the fact she did not have the explosive emotional moment as she did in ja giving her kudos for that but i do not think they are right. >> some of the coverage on fox said the hearings proved she was a liar and there were bombshells but the mainstream media saw positive mostly old news. >> one said it was a marathon hearing according to buy ron
it signifies lack of enthusiasm. it signifies lack of debate that you have what it takes. they want you as near nominee. you can't continue without the kind of resources in your own cane that you need to in order to make the introductions they now think they need to make. >> got you. >> which again is indicative of very a bad turn for this campaign. >> let me come to you on hillary clinton and i go es the after math of that 11-hour marathon hearing. i want you to listen to virginia governor terry mcauliffe during dnc women's leadership forum. this is a rally, actually and the introduction. >> i don't know if any of you, you want to talk about a fighter, houb those 11 hours of testimony yesterday?
and judgment. if she was as secretary of state, her first instinct was, i'm going to protect -- preserve the narrative the administration wants so we can win re-election instead of my first instinct, let's tell the truth about what happened with the deaths of american people, american servicemen and diplomats. isn't that a question that people will want to hear about? >> yes, that's an important question. the problem is we gave her an opportunity to turn an important political and historical question into a matter of basically political campaign -- >> so, they should not have had -- >> we should have had this information in some way other than this 11-hour marathon hearing. >> i think this performance could have been duplicated by 100 skilled bureaucrats in the federal government. this is what they do. assemble a lot of facts and statements in a fog of irresponsibility, which is what she did. >> so, i thinkist going to come back and be an issue? >> oh, yeah, i think it will be an issue. >> kim, adjudicate this fight between steve and dan henninger.
removing blumenthal's name because she thought it was important and didn't want somebody to dismiss it because the sender was blumenthal. reporter: several members thought the questions were too repetitive so they tried to dismiss the proceeding. >> think has not been done perfectly, you wish you could do it another way. then the tape you made when you said i have given more thought to this than all of you combined. i don't know know what we want from you? do we want to bash you over and over again until you get tired until we get the gotcha moment? reporter: during the end of the hearing she had a take a break for a significant coughing fit. bill: i want to bring in senator
carri areas. you probably learned that about 15,000 tourists have been evacuated through these areas. again, erin, there's a calm before the storm here in guadalajara and some of those folks from the coastal areas head to this part of the state. >> thank you very much, rosa flores, reporting live, as we said, from the path of the storm tonight. and tonight, hillary clinton is closing the books on what it says may have been, but i think it's fair to say, has been the ten best days of her campaign. a new poll out of iowa showing her with an 11-point lead over bernie sanders. that's days after their first debate, and just about a day after vice president biden said he's not going to run. and these headlines sum up yesterday's marathon hearing on benghazi. the verdict, hillary clinton emerged unscathed after 11 hours of questions. so, is this the turning point for the democratic front-runner? jeff zeleny is "outfront." >> reporter: hillary clinton is back on her feet. >> hello, everybody! >> reporter: and confident after the strongest ten-day stretch of