ed? reporter: onus is on him to show this is serious investigation. i sat down with him recently, trey gowdy vowed to me in his words, no arm waving, no shouting matches. he wants to stick, is former prosecutor. he wants to stick to the facts. he has got to do that. bill: ed henry in washington. we see the meet and greet at front table. martha: we watched hillary clinton go up and down the dais shook hands with everybody. this is live shot of her as she continues to smile and greet the room as she getted ready to sit down. byron york, washington examiner and fox news contributor. byron, good morning. this is huge day for hillary clinton and also a huge day for the benghazi investigation. we need to look at politics of the day and substance of the day. democrats feel they have advantage on politics after kevin mccarthy, the second ranking republican in the house,
democratic campaign donors and strategists are increasingly nervous that after she was pressed by fox news, clinton s arm waving, shrugging, face contorting and joke telling about the fbi investigation of her e-mail server is wearing thin. did you try to wipe the whole server? i have no idea. that s why we turned it over. you were in charge of it, the official in charge. did you wipe the server? what like with a cloth or something? reporter: reminiscent of clinton s joke last weekend about snap chat messages disappearing. she raised eyebrows tuesday by insisting the issue of classified information would have come up regardless of whether she used a personal server, and falsely claimed it s routine. two inspectors general say that there are hundreds, they believe. but ed, you re not listening to me. that is a part of the ordinary process. everybody s acting like this is first time it s ever happened. it happens all the time. reporter: reaction today from the left to the
to learn was english. that s true. frankly, tonight, i am flying to brazil on assignment. i don t speak portuguese. there s going to be a lot of arm waving. the english tradition, speak slowly and shout, and they ll soon understand. you get the idea. the most important thing to remember is if you are going overseas just to get a job. remember, you re go for two reasons, a culture experience or a career advancement. if you are going to get a job because you can t get one here, you are desperate and doomed to fail. it s good to learn another language. if you are in the united states, learning spanish doesn t hurt you. we used to learn french. my wife studied japanese back in the 80s because that was going to be the big thing. they didn t turn out to be the case but she is no further back in life because she did it. get your kids in high school
democratic campaign donors and strategists are increasingly nervous that after she was pressed by fox news, clinton s arm waving, shrugging, face contorting and joke telling about the fbi investigation of her e-mail server is wearing thin. did you try to wipe the whole server? i have no idea. that s why we turned it over. you were in charge of it, the official in charge. did you wipe the server? what like with a cloth or something? reporter: reminiscent of clinton s joke last weekend about snap chat messages disappearing. she raised eyebrows tuesday by insisting the issue of classified information would have come up regardless of whether she used a personal server, and falsely claimed it s routine. two inspectors general say that there are hundreds, they believe. but ed, you re not listening to me. that is a part of the ordinary process. everybody s acting like this is first time it s ever happened. it happens all the time. reporter: reaction today from the left to the