experts on foreign policy as the united nations general assembly waits and watches for president trump. jeff ben it is on the hill and kristen welker is over at the u.n. jeff, let me start with you because this is a day that in the eyes of many democrats feels different than the days that came before. that s right. in just the last 24 hours, 12 hours, in fact, we ve learned that house speaker nancy pelosi has been surveying members of her caucus, talking to house judiciary chairman jerry nadler and adam schiff to get a sense of whether the president s phone call with his ukrainian counterpart represents a tipping point and the sense seems to be among democrats that yes, it is, in in fact president trump tried to press a foreign power into the service of his reelection campaign. so as you mentioned, house democrats are set to meet her at 4:00 later this afternoon. this is a members only meeting, which suggests that this is significant and the matter is urgent. so as i stand here and t
and me and i believe i have met all of my responsibilities and the server will remain private. that s the former secretary of state hillary clinton just a few hours ago. so will that answer put to rest the controversy over her e-mails or will congress insist on seeing more? joining us now, glor whyia borger, mike rodgers, and cnn s senior washington correspondent jeff zell. he was at secretary clinton aeps news joining us from the u.n. jeff, you were there. has she put the crisis to rest or is it continuing? reporter: i mean, wolf the short answer is, no she has not put this crisis to rest. this crisis has been building for eight days it has so much history behind it as well. impossible one news conference could put that to rest. she did answer a lot of