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press. i just did two delegation breakfast this morning before i came here. over the last few days does a lot of work but there do with senator sanders team throughout the day just to coordinate and make sure that our floor programs are working together, we were coordinated on how to move forward on things. i think the next few days it will pivot a little more to focusing on planning for the next few days and that sort of thing. what has surprised you the most? event interesting few days. what has surprised you the most about what has gone down? what s been really great to watch is how these delegation teams have worked together collaboratively. that since i had this morning in the delegations i was in, people are charged up and ready to go. i think people were really inspired last but in particular i the story we told about all of the things that secretary clinton is done. i think president clinton did a brilliant job of putting the altogether but we heard last nig ....
guest: i think that was an effort by some of the right-wingers in the nixon administration to embarrass me and the washington post. they leaked the non- facts, it was not affect at all but i think they leaked to the press that holton is going to be selected to succeed as the vice presidency. i have a copy of the headline of the story that carol fitzpatrick wrote saying for the post, holton is the selectee for vice president. but i think it was all a fraud on the part of those people in the administration who wanted to embarrass me in the post. there is no factual basis were whatsoever. and while i was on the shortlist i don t think there is any other serious consideration. i was a freshman governor. i had some liberal in my makeup, that was not really acceptable to the people who made the decisions in the next and administration. i don t think there is any real chance that i would of been selected. but that was the background for. host: what did you think of richard ....
have all made the case. i think others have made it too. job.nk the fbi will do its i ve seen the authorities in my career, federal authorities do their job regardless of political machinations. i fully expect them to. i do not think there will be an indictment. she released more e-mails, more pages of e-mails and more records, even before she was running for president. that speaks to her integrity. in theou have confidence outcome, whatever it is regarding the investigation? i always have confidence in our fbi s personnel and leadership. it is called into question storney general lynch judgment. unwise of her to take the meeting and unwise of him to seek the meeting. she is not fully recused herself and it raises questions about political interference. is it a huge political vulnerability? using a private server is a mistake and should knowledge debt. whether it was commercial or personal server as a security vulnerability. we have to put this in perspective. ....
announcer: now, the director of the group right on time discuss the decline on the use of the death penalty and the potential for the supreme court to in the practice. this is from the aspen ideas festival in colorado. it is about an hour. thank you for being here. one of the greatest decisions a society makes outside of going to war is to whom apply the death penalty to. we are here to talk about the death penalty, where it is going. i can t imagine a better group of panelists. steve is the president for the center for human rights. in my mind, the leading death penalty litigant in the country and has been for a number of years. traveling throughout the country to bring these cases to fight. he had a big win in the supreme court a few weeks ago. he has been teaching at yell law school since 1993. mark does really interesting work and is making the case for a conservative case for limits on things like mandatory minimums or the over criminalization not on a defend ....
checking the identities of everyone on board, including the crew and the pilots. we ve got an all-star lineup for you this hour as well as dana perino, howard kurtz, bret baier and steve forbes. liz: great david great lineup. marking the fourth straight week in the red, the longest losing streak in almost a year and a half for the dow. phil flynn of price futures and fox business contributor is watching the action in gold from the cme, and ashley webster on the floor of the new york stock exchange. ashley, first to you, what a wild week for stocks. the earnings, the federal reserve, go ahead. reporter: interesting, because yesterday the thought of a summer rate hike really spooked the market with pretty hawkish comments from fed members. we saw the hit the market took yesterday but it s kind of a one-two punch. the second punch being, wait a minute, that means that the economy they be better than, you know, we think. the fed certainly things so because it s looking ....