She got the kinds of questions and issues that donald trump didnt. I think she wants to make her case, both about the substance of what he says but also about his confidence to be the leader of this country. And before we dig into substantive issues, jeff, i just wanted to ask you about one thing. It did strike me that hillary clibten w e clinton was trying to joke with reporters. She was trying to sound like she was buddies with some of those reporters. I found that interesting. I dont think we have jeff zeleny i do have you, carol, if you can hear me. At the end of that news conference, she was getting a little bit playful with her press staff was trying to cut short the news conference. Andrea mitchell of nbc news had a question and that was the exchange you saw there with Secretary Clinton. But the question, in fact, was a very interesting and good one that elicited that response you saw at the end. I think the big takeaway from this, this is a brandnew moment in this campaign. She
what more can you tell us about those instances? that s right, erica. on thursday our first story covered four instances of plagiarism in professor oxman s ph.d. thesis. the story we just got reveals 28 new instances of plagiarism, 15 of which are citing wikipedia or failing to cite wikipedia but using text pulled directly from the popular online encyclopedia anyone can edit. i m a little can you tell i m a little dumbstruck by that, especially using wikipedia? when we look at all of this with reason. this is something that go ahead. go ahead. this is something that school kids are taught not to do, and yet it is appearing in work by someone who is seeking a ph.d. i was just as flummoxed as you were. i couldn t believe it. so walk me back through what you found initially. so these are the new things you found tonight, those 28 instances, some of them, as you