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Create this e-mail scandal. and let me tell you why. i think you may have mentioned it. it's a brilliant stroke because this is a liberal paper, right? it's the gold standard and it's the newspaper of record. it's the perfect host body for the anti-clinton virus. >> a lot of this hinges. let me say, i know this is counterintuitive, particularly for liberals. i wanted to get into some examples. go ahead. >> okay. >> okay. let me take three. first, the first e-mail story on the personal use of e-mail. it says that she may have broken rules. in the subhead, okay. now the relative statute cited is...

Matters founder and chairman of the board, david brock who is calling on the new york times to issue a prominent correction to an article that looks into hillary clinton's exclusive use of private e-mail during her time as secretary of state. david accuses the story of being, quote, sloppy and inu, and doe laiden. also at the table, political correspondent casey hunt and bob woodward and michael steele as well. >> david, thank you for being with us. you were the only person that appears on tv with hair even more outrageous than my own. and it's great hair. just keeps going up like mine i love ...

Security correspondent for "the daily beast." thank you for being here. i want to start with you, shane, because have you a provocatively titled article called, did u.s. policy get luke somers killed? the subhead of that is the policy not to pay ransom, the u.s. and uk are left with the only option of risky military operations and the question being asked is, should that change? in your view, do you take it should change? >> i don't take a personal view, but a lot of people think if not paying ran somes we should get more creative and innovative about tools and techniques, even diplomacy to ge...

Lane closure testimony." subhead, "philip kwon, attorney at the port authority, helped to prepare bill baroni." citing unnamed officials, "the wall street journal," phil kwon spent parts of four to five days helping prepare the testimony bill baroni gave to the legislature which we know was a false cover story. the port authority for their part are denying it was five hole days. they're saying that kind of preparation before testimony is a routine matter and people shouldn't read anything into it. given that testimony turned out to be made up, doesn't that raise real questions about anybody be...

As a cover-up for why those bridge lanes were actually shut down, right? it would be one thing if the two guys who resigned in this scandal could be blamed alone for having cooked up that cover story, themselves, that was supposed to hide what the governor's office, specifically then-deputy chief of staff bridget kelly actually explicitly ordered to happen on that bridge. be one thing if it was those two guys, but if it wasn't just those two guys who cooked it up, if it was a broader more organized effort to cover up what really happened, then this scandal just got bigger by an order of magnit...