continuing struggle about the nsa bulk data collection now up in the air until the 31st it s hours before it s set to expire. we ll talk to u.s. ambassador john bolton. he s a sharp critic of president obama. have a great weekend as well. thanks for joining us. coming up are you enjoying your memorial day weekend? are you being bothered by work emails? can you sue your boss for making you answer late emails when you are off the clock? check your employee handbook.
deeper than the private servers that all that information at the state department, not preserved and they knew they had upgrade in the system in 2008. why did we pay for that? glaring flaw in the honor system set up at state and at other agencies and that is if you violate it and you don t do what you are supposed to do there is no way to know after the fact, those emails are gone whether on private server or private account. the fact is and as secretary clinton leaned on it pretty heavily yesterday, policy has relied on individual federal employees to self-report. to self-select their own emails and send it to the private server to the public domain if it is a private email that impacts public business. but, if you never do that there is no way to know after the fact. secretary clinton s case 30,000 emails or so by their count not sent. if they were being monitored, their superiors would know that they weren t conducting work on work emails which would eventually be captured by th
we went beyond that. and the process produced over 30,000 work emails. and i think that we have more than met the request from the state department. reporter: this doesn t necessarily put the questions to rest. she acknowledged she was policing herself, making her own determination of which emails should be turned over from her time as secretary of state. see that said she deleted all personal e-mail, and she said she had no plans of turning over the private e-mail server for an independent review. i believe i have met all of my responsibilities and the server will remain private. and i think that the state department will be able over time to release all of the records that were provided. reporter: the session today did little to quiet her republican critics. the head of the congressional committee investigating the benghazi attacks released a statement that said because secretary clinton has created
so i did it for convenience. and i now looking back think that it might have been smarter to have those two device from the very beginning. reporter: at the united nations today mrs. clinton took questions 30 minutes. those two words came up again and again. looking back looking back. reporter: these looking ahead to a second presidential campaign and finds herself another political firestorm with republicans smelling new blood. mrs. clinton said she turned over work related e nibl are a-mail to be archived by the state department. we asked any e-mail to be identified and preserved that could be potentially federal records and that s what we did and we went beyond that and the process produced over 30,000 you know work emails and i
courage to press forward with the movie. gretchen, i can tell you, i m paraphrasing there his exact words were a tad bit raunchier. bleep, bleep, bleep, bleep, bleep. have a great weekend. thanks, will. what are we all to make of this? well, your work emails and files they re more vulnerable than you think. cyber attacks may have the upper hand. there i was stuck on the front porch. slamming the west coast. thousands of people evacuated as their homes provide no safety from nature s wrath. plus, another brutal attack at the hands of isis. had time against children refusing to renounce their christian faith. they chopped all their heads off. how do you respond to that?