fund raising, both with the clinton foundation and generally. the super pac debate, and the contributions she god from goldman sachs, and she's calling for this to be eliminated? hypocritical. >> there is this hugging of president obama by hillary clinton. but yet, talking about economic troubles that have not been fixed over seven and a half years, it's a tough line to walk. >> yes. when you're hugging the president you're hugging the establishment when people are antiestablishment. what we have going on here is hard left populism and hard core politics. i think that both candidates really didn't do what i expected them to do. hillary clinton did not sharpen her message. she is still meandering all over the place. and bernie sanders for the love of god, how do you go through the debate and not mention e-mails or the state department went after the clinton foundation? >> we should point out there wasn't a question. >> if i'm running you don't have to ask me the question. >> if i'm moderating i have to ask. >> it's a pertinent question. and going

fund raising, both with the clinton foundation and generally. the super pac debate, and the contributions she god from goldman sachs, and she's calling for this to be eliminated? hypocritical. >> there is this hugging of president obama by hillary clinton. but yet, talking about economic troubles that have not been fixed over seven and a half years, it's a tough line to walk. >> yes. when you're hugging the president you're hugging the establishment when people are antiestablishment. what we have going on here is hard left populism and hard core politics. i think that both candidates really didn't do what i expected them to do. hillary clinton did not sharpen her message. she is still meandering all over the place. and bernie sanders for the love of god, how do you go through the debate and not mention e-mails or the state department went after the clinton foundation? >> we should point out there wasn't a question. >> if i'm running you don't have to ask me the question. >> if i'm moderating i have to ask. >> it's a pertinent question. and going

foundation being subpoenaed. >> i did the clinton foundation and drew the building resting on big bag of money from foreign contributors. remember there's 30,000 e-mails that hillary clinton did not reveal. we have no idea what those contents are. it will be interesting if they can recover those. >> it was interesting it didn't come up last night in the debate. do you think her supporters are feeling the heat? >> i think that's why clinton is not doing well. you have 60% of the population that doesn't trust her at all. 30% of the dem yacht kra*ts -- democrats thinks she lies. >> even eric said she's still going to win the nomination. do you buy that? >> i think she will probably go on to win the nomination, the only thing to that that i see is an indictment and the question is whether or not this the justice department is willing to go down that road. >> how do you come up with an idea to come up with a cartoon with these issues of the day. you have to be funny but educate people. >> i have the best writers in the world working for me, they are called politicians. you don't make edito

no mention of hillary's emails or a clinton foundation subpoena. we will have the highlights for you. good friday morning, for you, i'm lauren simonetti. nicole: good morning. i'm nicole petallides. donald trump takes aim at pope on visit to mexico and ted cruz takes a shot at trump's language. lauren: after wild ride, stock prices appeared to stablize for now. nasdaq futures up 33. nicole: but stocks in asia tanking again. look at the down arrows. japan's nikkei falling 5%. hang seng and kospi dropped more than 1% each. lauren: big driver is oil prices which soared on top of an opec production cut. meanwhile gold fall back a bit after big run-up for yellow metal. nicole: pandora, the stock to watch today. the stock soared yesterday on news it was putting itself up for sale. fell shortly after-hours trading fell short of wall street's expectations. welcome to "fbn:am," first look at what is breaking in today's markets and latest breaking news in the day ahead. lauren: we'll kick it off with the breaking news this morning. democratic candidates bern

these countries were getting arms deals after getting money to the clinton foundation. a lot of questions. deirdre: a lot of questions. very concerning ties. i want to bring you the latest, ask you both for your reaction. remarks at dnc fund-raiser, president obama offering the first public reaction to the supreme court's decision to block the epa's clean power plants saying quote, in the last couple of days i heard people say the supreme court struck down the clean power plant rule. that is not true. don't despair people. this is a legal decision that says, hold on, until we review the legality. we are on very firm in terms of legal footing here. so, nomiki, i want to bring you right back, for people who don't know the context in reaction to lawsuit brought by 29 states, essentially against this clean power act or clean power executive order. what do you make of the president's comments? i mean if the supreme court said take a pause. that is a strong signal. right? >> part of the reason they take a pause, they have to collect information, science. part of the decision

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this one asking about the clinton foundation and what happened there while she was secretary of state. this as team clinton down plays expectations in another state which she was supposed to beat bernie sanders with ease. mark and julie are here. >>> and it was one of the worst school shootings in our nation's history. now for the very first time, the mother of one of the columbine killers breaks her silence on the guilt, the warning signs, and whether she believe s she raised a monster. abc's diane sawyer is here with a remarkable interview. >> all the kids and the teacher, and i keep thinking constantly how i would feel if it were the "why are you checking your credit score?" "you don't want to live with mom and dad forever, do you?" "i'm making smoothies!" "so, how can i check my credit score?" "credit karma. don't worry, it's free." "hmmmm." "credit karma. give yourself some credit." >>> breaking tonight, days after the fbi officially confirms that it is investigating hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server, yet another investigation into her activities is confirmed. this

that happened after the bill clinton speech or after the donation came into the clinton foundation. clinton cash. right? that's the book. can i just talk about why this didn't come up? >> of course. >> the moderators, remember the controversy in 2008 when she moderated the vp debate between sarah palin and joe biden and she was writing a pro obama book about race in america during that. and the other moderator, judy woodruff who donated to the clinton foundation. do you see that these books are cooked in favor of hillary clinton on the left at pbs and god forbid, there is a vp debate moderated by pbs and they have those two. you know which way it will go. >> well, kimberly. >> the answer to that question is yes. >> i happen to agree with you. i was going to say to you. i argue with democrats. i say, you know what? you should let fox do a debate. if kimberly guilfoyle is moderating the debate and there stands hillary clinton, i have to believe you begin with the foundation of the e-mail scandal. >> any responsible journalist should ask that question first. and any candidate that who

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she has erased e-mails which i suspect show the nexsus between the clinton foundation. the latest state filings are permeated with fraud. you haven't heard the end of the issue. i think hillary clinton would be stronger for having confronted this, for having softball debates in which these issues are not raised is not beneficial to her because you can bet these issues will be raised in the fall. >> that was my point. that was my point. listen, you get the final word, lanny, 30 seconds and i have to roll. >> i am laughing at pain not at you, mr. stone, i can only respect your opinion but i'm laughing at the notion that the false statement someone is under investigation, which is false, "the new york times" with drew that headline and the fact we're inferring anything with the use of fraud and words without facts is what republicans would say about white water for seven years after investigation ended up zero. so to your viewers, not one fact, not one fact under lies what you just heard from roger stone. >> lanny davis and roger stone -- >> let's revisit -- let's revisit

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that clinton foundation. coming through canada. every one of these contributions are coming from countries that are not really favorable to the united states. >> let's go to mr. littman. you are up against the clinton machine. things got really personal. bill clinton accused the obama campaign, they played the race card on me and planned to do it from the beginning. there's bad blood. you have clinton going after poor bernie sanders with the artful smear comment. it almost seems like we are back in 2008, the front-runner is losing to an insurging candidate. in this case, it's a 74-year-old socialist from vermont. doesn't get any worse, mr. littman than that. >> from brooklyn. look. in the democratic party, the one thing that's shown over time, liberals like an underdog and in bernie sanders' case, promising free health care. basically free college. >> free, free. >> basically eat pizza for lunch every day and not get fat and date -- >> she sounded like bernie on steroids. >> no. i don't agree with that. >> i'll play it for you. >>

issue a subpoena to the entire clinton foundation. peter barns in washington d.c. with the details. peter. >> well, david, this is being conducted by the state department inspector general and also covers a close aid of hillary clinton's. a former state department employee who also sent e-mails to clinton's personal receiver. a foundation spokesperson confirmed the subpoena and that supports previous fox news reporting that the investigation into clinton is on two tracks. one on possible violations of federal secrecy laws with her use of private e-mail, which is being investigated by the fbi and one on possible corruption, possible influence pedaling or trading favors for donations. last night on cnn clinton's spokesman brian fallon attacked the state department investigators. >> they have mounted several different fishing expedition stile investigations when she decided to run for president. there's no basis to any of them, and i think it's intended to create headwinds for her campaign. not going to work. >> the clintons have dismiss

about scrutiny on the clinton foundation. the state department subpoena from the fall means there is. gretchen. >> very interesting. peter, thank you. >> are we going to be able to stop them in the united states? jeb bush campaigning in south carolina. george w. bush, will it help or hurt his chances of calling the oval office his own? >> i'm proud of my dad george h.w. bush. i am proud to be george w. bush's brother as well. and, only 50 calories a serving... good morning, indeed. v8. veggies for all. [so i use quickbooks and run mye entire business from the cloud. i keep an eye on sales and expenses from anywhere. even down here in the dark i can still see we're having a great month. and celebrate accordingly. i run on quickbooks.that's how i own it. >>> you have people running like a jeb bush. he's bringing his brother in now. he tried his mother who is a very nice lady, i'm sure. he tried to mother, that didn't work. now he's bringing in his brother. >> we need a president who knows what he's doing. if we nominate donald

deirdre: one of the anchors made a donation to the clinton foundation of 7,500. is that part of the picture? >> for her sake she should have asked about this. the fact that she has omitted the questions about the clinton foundation scandal. even thought it' apparently part of this f.b.i. investigation of hillary clinton she should have bent over backward to not have that kind of a conflict. the fact that she left it out and the other moderator didn't talk about it makes them look bad. deirdre: there is a report of the white house basically blackmailing reporters in he can reporting. >> reporters don't seem to be blackmailed as much as going gleefully along. if hillary want the word muscular to describe her foreign policy speech, they will put the word muscular in. they will send emails back that say hillary is pitch perfect. . charles: some are just looking to stay alive. first, trump going after ted cruz again over the birther issue. now even threatening to sue. trump also going after the super pac, club for growth action pac because of this political ad. >> the

there was no mention of hillary clinton's e-mail scandal or the investigation into the clinton foundation. bernie sanders just did not bring up the subject. a democrat from connecticut joins us now. sir, i thought that that was a glaring omission. i think the public deserves to hear hillary clinton's answer to this e-mail scandal. >> a bit part of his brand for us is that he is a man of high principle. he outlines these ideals. very specific terms. we should get away from these e-mails. it would be quite a flip-flop. featuring that in a subsequent debate. i also think, look -- stuart: hold on. this was a debate with pbs moderators. my taxpayer money goes to help pay those of moderators. i think that they have a responsibility to raise the e-mail. what do you make of that? >> i spend a lot of time listening to the people. what americans really care about. the top 10 list that includes things like economic growth. hillary clinton's e-mails do not make the top 10 by a long shot. a very specific story regarding hillary clinton. >> it is very significant. in part because of the e-mail story. t

, the vice chair of the clinton foundation. [applause] chelsea clinton: thank you for that interaction -- introduction. i apologize for my husky voice. i have been under the weather and i will not shake any hands or give hugs paired it is not about you. it is about me. saidt to echo what joyce from the clinton foundation perspective and say what a tremendously meaningful partnership it has been for us over the last year as we have worked to abandon the normal of the existence and demographic so that generally attracts 70% to 80% men. we are proud to set -- to have 70% to 80% women focused on women's health. it may seem obvious that women developers should be the one innovating on questions like women's mental health, women's heart health, but that was not always so obvious. i am thrilled we have proven again and again why it is so poor -- so important women should be innovating in these areas as well as leading in these areas there it we think conversations like this are so important not only to highlight women success stories

you notice the moderators did not ask about the e-mail server or investigation in the clinton foundation. source big new's stories and didn't ask bernie sanderses how he would pay for the stuff. what gives with the moderators? >> it was a civilized and policy and very pbs. >> what is not high-minded. >> i think they asked good about the size of government and race relations, there is no reason why the e-mails couldn't be added. and that very day. it would have added new element that the state department had subpened information from the clinton foundation about projects that needed approval. >> you have a big show this weekend. who do you have? >> we have to talk about the way in which bernie sanders and donald trump won big despite the media mocking them. and south carolina, how ugly it is getting and the role in the abc presidential debate and talking about new hampshire and the culture. >> thank you so much. we'll watch the show. jon? >> there might be a glimmer of hope for syria after five years of civil war. diplomats says say ceasefire could come next week. >>> emotional reunion fo

clinton foundation records have been subpoenaed by the state department's investigators. peter doocy with more on this in washington this morning. peter, what exactly have we learned that the state department is looking for here? reporter: martha, they want to see if the clinton foundation was getting special treatment while bill clinton was raising money for the charity for projects that may have needed state department approval while his wife is in charge. state department inspector general carefully reviewing huma abedin's records she is known as the aide that never leaves hillary clinton's side. she got special permission to work for the state department, clinton foundation and consulting firm and still unclear exactly why she needed that setup. still also unclear whether or not she kept the roles at those jobs completely separate but state department ig is about to find out, martha. martha: has clinton commented o? reporter: not about the new report that the state department is searching for conflict of interests. clinton says if any part that a fox news report that

and the clinton foundation was helping with haiti and lots of other things, so i thought it would be a good thing. but again i was a businessman and it was my obligation to get along with everybody, including the clintons and to the republicans and conservatives, as a businessman i had an obligation to do that, chris. >> we were talking about your support among the various groups here in iowa, 15% of republican caucusgoers identify themselves as evangelicals and you're doing very well with social conservatives. i know that you're cam paning today with jerry fallwell jr., the president of liberty university who endorsed you. and 52% of white evangelicals say that you would be a good or great president. and you don't fit the evang evangelical social conservative profile and so why do you think you're doing so well with that group? >> i'm more honored when i hear that statistic what when i hear that i'm winning the poll by a pretty good number. and a few weeks ago i was down in this poll. but i think i may be more honored by winning among the evangelicals because i have just had a great

foundation specifically this clinton aide. this is interesting to us because you probably recall just about a month ago we first reported here at fox based on our on going work that the fbi investigation now had two tracks. classified e-mail track and then also this public corruption track. at the time mrs. clinton dismissed this as sort of irresponsible unsourced reporting. but even the washington post today that broke the subpoena story cited that. >> work and seem to cast on you the on her claims at that time, charles. charles: congratulations, katherine, you've been all over this, and i have to tell you it it is getting worse and worse for hillary clinton. thank you very much. really appreciate it. >> you're welcome. charles: speaking of things getting worse. that selloff was absolutely amazing. i'm going to give you my thoughts on it, though. particularly now a lot of people e-mailing me, tweeting, wondering if they should sell everything. i'll be right back oh i'm not a security guard, i'm a security monitor. i only noti

chace chair clinton foundation. [ applause ] >> thank you, joyce, for that terrific introduction. i apologize for my unusually husky voice. i'm under the weather so i won't shake hands or give you any hugs. that's not about you, that's about me even though i washed my hands right before i came into the room. and i want to echo what joyce said from the clinton foundation's perspective and say what a tremendously meaningful partnership it has been for us to have with "self" over the last year as we have worked to up end the normal paradigm of the code-a-on this existence and sort of demographic that generally attract 70% to 80% men and we're so proud that we've had 70% to 80% women at all of our code-a-on this series focused on women's health. it may seem obvious women developer's should be innovating on women's mental health, women's heart health but that wasn't always so obvious and i'm thrilled we have proven again and again why it's important women be enfranchised in innovating in these areas as well as leading in these areas. we think conversations like this today are so import

that gave money to the clinton foundation. that's called corruption. it appears she did. the f.b.i. has 100,000 document to go through. they want to make their recommendation at once. i think they are ready to make their recommendation on the email scandal but not the clinton foundation and they want to make one recommendation at one time. kennedy: who is more corrupt hillary clinton, rob blagojevich or don king. judge rrpking. judge napolitano: rob blagojevich and don king are not seeking the public's trust. hillary clinton is. kennedy: why is jack black on a south korean game show? t it. we slow, we die. >>what about cashing out? no! i'm trying to build something here. >>how about using fedex ground for shipping? >>i don't need some kid telling me how to run a business! i've been doing this for 4 long months. >>fedex ground can help us save money and deliver fast to our customers. not bad, kid. you remind me of a younger me. >>aiden! the dog is eating your retainer again. let's take a short 5-minute recess. fedex ground is f

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these are personal e-mails that could hold information about the clinton foundation. watch that. also, the judge's ruling opens the door to clinton herself and top aids facing subpoenas down the road about the e-mails and finally, the timing of all this. when these suits move forward this is something they hoped to get done before the primaries were finished. now this opens the door during the summer or fall right when clinton wanted to be the democratic nominee wanting to get all this behind her. >> interesting timing. bernie sanders today had his second news conference in a week. when was the last time clinton faced the press? >> it's been a long time. here's why she doesn't want to do it. what happened is they asked things you don't want to answer. sanders would you say pressed immediately. he was on defense about whether he can really win. >> this from day one was going to be difficult. you all know that on march 1st. there's a dozen states holding elections. the dates throughout the world is we got to go out. we have a shot to win massachusetts, colorado, minnesota and other

the legal point, can he as a person who's donated to the clinton foundation now prosecute the clinton foundation? first it assumes a crime has been committed. to bring a criminal prosecution, there is absolutely no legal bar to someone who has donated in innocence and not knowing of any of the nefarious goings on. no one is implying that donald trump knew the inner workings of the clinton foundation. he has as much standing as ted cruz as anyone else to bring a case against the clinton foundation if warranted. >> thank you, geraldo. >> i think it hurt him more that he said the best secretary of state. >> i just feel -- you will see it in the polls, i'm positive, that this absolutely did not affect the teflon don. >> we'll talk more about it on radio. >> i'll be there at 9:00. >>> meanwhile, coming up -- one of another of america's heroes beaten and left for dead. more on the details coming up. pg&e is committed to clean energy and part of that commitment is our partnership with habitat for humanity. our mission is to build homes, community and hope. our homeowners are low-income famil

one of the big scandals with hillary, even bigger than e-mails, is the clinton foundation which is essentially a slush fund for foreign governments and foreign individuals and corporations to six and seven figure checks to the clintons while she was secretary of state. any republican needs to be able to make that case. donald can't because she will turn and laugh at him and a debate and say donald, you get $100,000 to the clinton foundation. how can you possibly be complaining? i think we need a candidate that can beat hillary. beyond that, it's donald becomes president, who knows what he would do? even donald does not know what he would do. i think the challenges facing this country are too great to roll the dice and risk losing the supreme court for a generation, risk more economic stagnation and risk on foreign islamicallowing terrorism to threaten america. >> even though you think all about, you still would support him for the presidency if he gets the nomination? >> i will support the republican nominee but i am working very hard and i intend for that nominee to be me. >> let's talk to th

it's the clinton foundation where this foundation by all appearances may have been a criminal enterprise where you have foreign governments, foreign heads of state, foreign companies writing 6 and 7 figure checks to the clintons while she is secretary of state. appears they were buying favors. any republican running against her, that needs to be front and center. >> all right. >> if donald is the nominee, she will laugh and turn it to him and say, but, donald, you gave $100,000 to the clinton foundation. what does he say to that? >> you're asking me? >> he can't. >> we have to take a -- >> if we nominate donald we don't have a candidate to beat her. the difference is if i'm the nominee we will hillary and we will win the general election. >> we are in nashville, tennessee. we'll continue with senator ted cruz. when we come back, incredible bladder protection from always discreet that lets you move like you mean it now comes with an incredible promise. the always discreet double your money back guarantee. always discreet is for bladder leaks and it's drier than poise. try it. we're so con

department issued this subpoena seeking documents about foundation projects during hillary clinton's term as secretary of state. now, the full scope and status of the probe are not clear, immediately clear, but this story confirms fox news reporting that the investigation into hillary clinton is on two tracks; one on possible violations of federal secrecy laws with her use of private e-mails and her private server, and then this piece on possible public corruption, influence peddling and trading favors. itial document request had been narrowed by the ig's office and that the foundation itself is not the focus of the probe. a state department ig spokesperson declined to comment to the washington post which first broke this story. representatives for the clinton campaign also declined to comment. but as hillary clinton runs for president, an inquiry into the relationship between the state department and her family charity, of course, could further complicate her run. trish? trish: all right. thank you so much, peter barnes. i want to stay with the topic of hillary clinton, even more da

he said hey you donated money to the clinton foundation. we want to make an issue in a general election. donald trump hurts your ability. he did that systematically. if the combination of attacks from rubio and cruz can put that question mark in people's minds. republicans want nothing more than to win after losing the white house for two cycles. that is the beginning of donald trump going down. >> i think one of the things that is interesting. we keep talking about the branding job. what is marco rubio's brand? he had not made a case for his candidacy. you hear him talk about being the consensus candidate or expand the party. is that enough to peel voters away from donald trump and peel voters away from ted cruz? i think there are questions about how he makes the case how he should be president and it is not enough he is able to take on trump. >> you take the drama of tonight of where we are in the race. no question, donald trump came under aggressive sustained debate. whether he was rattled or surprised. in past debates, a few exchanges a

stuart: to the clinton foundation. >> to the clinton foundation and also to hillary clinton's private e-mail in chappaqua. stuart: the judge called it a felony. >> it is, a breach of the rules. stuart: by charging cheryl mills with that, the justice department, fbi has leverage over cheryl mills to tell other stuff. >> clearance should have been suspended liz: hillary clinton deemed cheryl mills after the fact as a research assistant for her and cheryl mills has reportedly been stymieing by state inspector general why cheryl mills was thwarting foia requests in these e-mails. stuart: got it. we have new video from europe and this is important, too. riot police ka you willed-- called in after the migrants are at the greece and macedonia border. angle merkel says she has no plan b for dealing with migrants in germany. she's the door who opened the door to a million and has no plan. >> she was pressed on the interview, and she's refused to back down. i have no plan b, she says no point in-- a unilateral foreclosure of border, well over a million into germany, that's conservative, over th

we learn about the inspector general's subpoena at clinton foundation, your reaction? >> i don't have words to describe how blatant hillary clinton's violation of elementary state department rules really is. i just think if anybody else tried to do it, number one, it would have been leaked to the "washington post" and the "new york times," and number two, we wouldn't be hearing about ongoing investigations. we'd be hearing about prosecution. it really is something for congress to get into. you just had jim jones on before. there's an awful lot of work to do in congress. lou: and it's an appropriate role for that committee. as you know, speaker bain ear oo speaker boehner? speaker paul ryan and the chairman of the committee, jason chaffetz, they're at loggerheads whether to go forward, and in those kinds of impasses, the speaker usually wins. ambassador, great to have you here. >> thank you. lou: john bolton. scary footage capturing the moment that a wild elephant went on a rampage, the elephant frightened into an east indian town after it wandered from a nearby forest.

a subpoena submitted in the fall to the clinton foundation, number one. number two, the fbi investigation was confirmed one week ago of the server. and now we find out the investigation that will look at people who received e-mails from her server who actually work with her in her universe. this thing is expanding, intensifying, as well as the push to get the transcripts from the speeches to the horrible people -- i say that sarcastically, because i don't think they are, on wall street. there was a simmering controversies that her main opponent who just thrashed her in new hampshire for some reason has no interest in bringing up. >> who won a dollar over the bet in new hampshire? >> we're back to the bet. >> back to -- everything goes back to the deficit that i'm running. >> brian, those are great question, none of them asked by the moderators on pbs. >> you can still tweet us on the thoughts on how you felt about that. you made it sound like an interesting, fun night. >> we did the highlights. >> yeah. >> put it down to 30 seconds. >> we put our hand on

a far bigger scandal is the clinton foundation. it appears they used this foundation as a core corrupt piggy bank, foreign heads of state, six and seven figure states, while hillary clinton was the secretary of state, making foreign policy decisions, it was on the take from entities that had an interest in those government decisions. the republican nominee for president needs to be able to make that case against hillary, and donald trump is uniquecly incapable of doing that. because if he tries, hillary will laugh out loud and said you gave $100,000 to the clinton foundation. you didn't think it was a problem. i think last night made very clear to the voters that donald trump is not the right candidate to be the republican nominee. and for the 65% of republicans who believe that, who recognize that donald trump, there is a very good chons donald loses to hillary in november. i would encourage those republicans to continue to unify behind our campaign. it is clear, only one campaign that can beat donald on super tuesday, and that is

is question of donations to the clinton foundation. it underscores that drip drip concern that people have about hillary clinton in the clinton business dealings, in the wheeling and dealings and the personal server email >>> what is responsible for that drip drip. is it hillary clinton, her problems or is it, as she says, the vast right wing conspiracy that is always targeting her? >> i think it's always going to be a combination of both. her enemies are going to go after anything they think is fair game. i think in this case bernie sanders has her scared out of her daylights. she actually assumed all the women vote was going to her. i think what was interesting with that gloria stein statement that chicks - i think that was the word - are going it the burn because that's where the dudes are. it is i such an 1980 statement. young women, like my daughters, are going to go to hell if they don't support a sister. i think it is just a kind of a 1980s feminist view that the world has evolved. hillary clinton is known for her 1980s dress co

, the vice chair of the clinton foundation. [applause] clinton: thank you for that terrific introduction. i apologize for my unusually shakevoice, so i will not any hands or give any hubs. that is just about me. even though i wash my hands before it came into the room. i want to echo what choice said from the clinton foundation perspective and say what a tremendously meaningful partnership it has been us as we worked to up and the normal -- upend paradigms that generally attract up to 8% men -- 80% medicare and we are proud we are probably have had up to 80% of women focused on women health. it may seem that women developers should be the ones innovating on questions of women's health, so that was not always so obvious, and i have thrown the have proven again why it is important that women be enfranchised in innovating in these areas as well as well as well as reading in these areas. we think conversation like this are so important not only to highlight individuals and hopefully learn together what has and continues to work to

foundation. it appears they used this foundation has essentially a corrupt people link where you had foreign countries, foreign heads of state, foreign companies giving six an seven figure checks to the foundation while hillary was the sitting secretary of state making foreign policy decisions the foundation by appearances on the tank from entities that had an interest in those government decisions. the republican nominee for president needs to be able to make that case against hillary and donald from is uniquely incapable of doing that because if he tries on the debate stage hillary will laugh out loud and say donald, you gave $100,000 to the clinton foundation. you apparently didn't think it was a problem. i think last night made very clear to the voters that donald trump is not the right candidate to be the republican nominee and for the 65% of republicans who believe that, to recognize that donald trump, there is a very good chance donald loses to hillary in november. i would encourage those

but a far bigger potential scandal is the clinton foundation. it appears they used this foundation as essentially a corrupt buyingyback where you had fortune countries, heads of state, foreign countries, giving six and seven-figure check to the foundation while hillary was the sitting secretary of state, making policy decisions. the foundation was on the take from entities that had an interest in those government decisions. the republican nominee for president needs to be able to make that case against hillary. and donald trump is uniquely incapable of doing. that if he tries to do that on the debate stage, hillary will laugh out loud and say donald, you gave $100,000 to the clinton foundation. you apparently didn't think it was a problem. i think last night made very clear to the voters that donald trump is not the right candidate to be the republican nominee. and for the 65% of republicans who believe that, who recognize that donald trump is a very good chance, donald loses to hillary in november. i would encourage those republicans to continu

and the corruption at the clinton foundation. the fact she had ceos and foreign giving her money. and hillary would turn to donald and say, gosh you gave 100 thousand to the clinton foundation, i even went to your wedding. we can't risk another four years of these failed obama policies by nominating someone who loses to hillary clinton in november. [ applause ] >> at the beginning i said openly to everybody i contribute to many politicians, republican and democrat. and i have to laugh when ted make as big deal out of the fact that he's doing well in the polls poll s. i'm tied in texas, by the way, which i shouldn't be. and a new poll came out that shows me beating him so badly that i'm embarrassed to say it. i just got 36% of the vote. i just gotanother one. and he got 20 and 22 and lost in south carolina so badly. he said a year aago, i can't lose south carolina. i beat him in a land slide. last week in nevada, i beat him in a land slide. and hillary clinton, take a look at u.s.a. today, the poll and i beat her and badly. and i haven't even started on her. i only had one little i

between 100,000 to $250,000 to the clinton foundation of all things. given a lot of different events for the veterans. i didn't know you'd be bringing up this. i can get you a list of the events i've been given in palm beach, florida, and hotels i have for the veterans. i opened up my houses. i opened up in a couple of cases my buildings. and we've given many events. i can certainly get that you list and i'd be proud to. what i didn't know is that they'd be using it for private aircraft. the clinton foundation was helping with haiti and lots of other things. i thought it was going to do good work. it didn't make any difference to me. i was my obligation to get along with everybody, including the clintons and democrats and liberals and republicans. as a businessman, i had an obligation to do that, chris. >> we were discussing the poll about your support among the various groups here in iowa. 60% of republican caucus goers identify themselves as social conservatives. i know that you're campaigning today with jerry fallwell, jr., the president of liberty

you know, one of the big scandals with hillary -- i think even bigger than e-mails is this clinton foundation that was essentially a slush fund it appears for foreign governments and individuals and corporations to give six and seven-figure checks to the clintons while she was secretary of state. any republican needs to be able to make that case. donald can't because she'll turn to donald and laugh at him at a debite and say, but, donald, you gave $100,000 to the clinton foundation. how could you possibly be complaining? and i think we need a candidate who can beat hillary. and i'll say this beyond that, jake. listen, if donald becomes president, who the heck knows what he would do? even donald doesn't know what he would do. and i think the challenges facing this country, they're too grave to roll the dice and risk losing the supreme court for a generation, risk yet more economic stagnation and risk on foreign policy allowing radical islamic terrorism to continue to rise and threaten america. >> but just for the record, even though you think all of that about donald trump, you still would sup