there s no doubt about that. how do you interpret her answer? she enclosuclearly didn t want initially say biden would be a good president. well, i think she s obviously worried about the vice president running, but i think what she s beginning to realize like here in south carolina we see mayor joe riley say he s going to support joe biden if he gets in the race. we see a number of elected officials, folks like me, the draft biden folks just hired isaiah nelson, who ran the coordinated campaign in south carolina twice. there s a group of folks coming together because they love the vice president and know he is a genuine, honest, decent human being. and hillary continues to parse her words. when she says she s sorry. sorry is what you say when you knock the salt over on the dining room table. the people of this country expect a more clear, transparent
and back in july when i interviewed her in iowa, she was adamant that she had done nothing wrong, there was no contrition, so this is quite a departure today. a contrite hillary clinton we just haven t heard before. she was also asked about two e-mails now classified as top secret that were sent to her personal e-mail account. i want to play that. what changed in them so significantly that you wouldn t have seen red flags, even just a couple of years ago as secretary of state. that you of all people would have known. that s a very fair question, and i think there are a couple of answers. one, sometimes events do proceed in a way that maybe there is a case being brought against somebody, maybe even a terrorist, and all of a sudden everything is classified. but north korea s nuclear program there s a lot of public information about their nuclear program. i don t know the specifics about the one that they are claiming is classified. what else do we know about those two e-mai