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>> tucker: your prayers have been answered. it's time for final exam where we see which news professionals have been paying attention to the news. we do that by pinning them against each other in a best of five news quiz. shannon bream as you well know has entrenched herself as the master of final exams. last week she completed a full brady bunch beating chris stirewalt run her record to 9-0. tonight she goes for tenth straight win against america's news headquarters host leland vittert. a man famous for his news acute. >> and hair. >> tucker: and general good temper and good luck to you lelan...

The president is pointing to a document dump of e-mails released by the state department over the weekend. these e-mails were found on her estranged husband's computer just weeks before the election. this in particular is from august 2009. abedin forwarded a message from her state department e-mail to her yahoo account. as you scroll down, you can see it lists the passwords to log into her government-issued laptop. you fast forward four years and in 2013 all accounts were hacked and investigators believe they were hacked by russians. that led to the possibility that this particular e-mail mayb...

They're really living most of their lives in a digital world. maria: are you surprised at this incredible success? i know you were early believers but you were right. >> so when we first found bitcoin or first came across it, it sounds like a huge idea. it's kind of crazy and it's not crazy to be very skeptical and say sort of like i think this is either like huge or total blah, back in 2012, but kept learning, kept talking to people about it, kept asking questions, kept getting incredible answers back, and i just couldn't see how this could work or wouldn't work. maybe that's what makes us li...

Was wrong about that. you can't control thought that starkly with words. >> you hear a lot when you read this story. is that how you would describe this as orwellian? >> it could say it's orwellian in that somebody thinks that if you use different words then you're going to change the way people think or change the situation. but the problem is, for example here, even if you are trying to do some good by avoiding using terms that are going to rile what i think in this case are people who are republican/right-wing/have certain ideas about abortion or evolution that many other people don't share...

But the problem is, for example here, even if you are trying to do some good by avoiding using terms that are going to rile what i think in this case are people who are republican/right-wing/have certain ideas about abortion or evolution that many other people don't share -- if the idea is that you're going to use different words, frankly, that's not really going to work because those people are intelligent enough to see through your attempt to soften. i mean, they are, you know, cognitively human just like all the rest of us, and so it wouldn't work. you have to actually try to change thought...