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Out all in one fell swoop. the sooner the better. you know it's going to be a story perhaps a couple of stories, but the idea of these things being put out as you put it gloria on a rolling basis for the next however many months is a political prospect that is not too ap thinkized. >> it's not great to have them released all swuns in january in 2016 right before the caucuses. >> better earlier. >> but the drip drip isn't going to help either. >> i have a basic question which is does the public care about this e-mail story at all? hillary clinton remains usually popular in the democratic party....

Clintons. and i think that that works in their favor. i will say though that if you've got a sort of succession of stories about the e-mails, about the content that's in there and questions about impropriety or at least about appearances, that's the kientd of thing that eventually could take its toll further on her approval rating. and that's the danger here. what is so striking is republicans have focused almost entirely on character here. you know their campaign against her in the first couple months is almost wholly focused on character and ethics. >> the trust question is important. it's s...

Speak. we are calling it t-ball with chris matthews. let's look at some of the highlights. >> let's play hardball. you have a great audience of college-age people and faculty. there is resistance among young people to enrolling in the exchanges and getting involved in taking responsibility for their health care. what's your argument? the trust question. the commitments you have made before the rollout with health care. it's a serial decline that keeps going down. we had watergate, all that together. what will stop and arrest the decline of faith in you doing the right thing, you being honest, ...

Back in 1964, we looked it up, a pew study, 76% of the american people believed that most of the time almost always the federal government did the right thing. now it's down to less than 20%. the trust question. the commitments you made before the rollout with health care. what is it? it's a serial decline, mr. president. it keeps going down. what's going to stop it, arrest that decline? of you being honest, anybody who's president, there's skepticism out there. >> the cynicism and skepticism is deep. and i distinguish between, you know, just management of government and the basic blocking and...

Speak. we are calling it t-ball with chris matthews. let's look at some of the highlights. >> let's play hardball. you have a great audience of college-age people and faculty. there is resistance among young people to enrolling in the exchanges and getting involved in taking responsibility for their health care. what's your argument? the trust question. the commitments you have made before the rollout with health care. it's a serial decline that keeps going down. we had watergate, all that together. what will stop and arrest the decline of faith in you doing the right thing, you being honest, ...