Led by the house oversight committee, the chairman of the committee. people are in the hospital recovering because it only took moments to breach that facility. his investigation really prompted a lot of concerns among republicans that he was not getting too to the facts, not figuring out what happened, and for lack of a better word, not drawing enough blood from the administration. john boehner was very nervous about this being perceived as a partisan committee. he chose a former u.s. attorney in south carolina and had a reputation for someone who has been a fair person in the law. that started to change over time. there s no doubt hillary is more of a focus in investigation. when we learned hillary maintained a private e-mail server at her home in new york and was communicated with state
Were not marked as such the time she sent them. still, this is becoming a major political problem for the front runner. republicans trying to argue that the e-mail issue suggests clinton can t be trusted. while her democratic rivals are not joining in that chorus, burn asanders is making a race of it with one poll showing him leading clinton in new hampsh e hampshire. an iowa poll shows clinton still has a commanding lead there. one campaign official tells me they have accepted the e-mail issue will be with them throughout her campaign. clinton s strategy, to try to turn the page. she wants to focus on her policies and she s going to aggressively go after republican rivals. she s going to try to put all of that into effect at the iowa state fair this weekend. jose. kristen welker, great seeing you. thank you. now to my one-on-one interview with secretary of state john kerry who by this time tomorrow will be in havana for the flag raising at the u.s. embassy in cuba. the event has b
Shape, much worse than beijing says it is. this is not a good thing for china right now, especially because if it changes people s psychology, and that could reverberate across the country, and you know what happens to china doesn t stay in china. it s going to affect the global economy, as it already has. we have seen in the last couple days with this devaluation. always a pleasure to see you. thank you for your time. i want to get back to the story, the secretary of state, john kerry s trip to cuba tomorrow to formally open the u.s. embassy. he ll meet with the cuban foreign minister. he s not scheduled to meet with fidel cast rro or his brother. he wants to take the opportunity to meet with the cuban people. i will take an open, free walk in old havana at some point in the day. i look forward to meeting whoever listening to them and have whatever views come at me. so the united states, i can assure you, in this effort,
Allowed to participate at the event. he was dishonest to you in the interview. he said this is a question of space. the fact that the u.s. embassy in havana is five times the size of the cuban embassy in washington, d.c. where 500 people were invited including code pink that was outside partying outside, and yet now they re not going to allow the cuban dissidents at this event in order to raise our flag but lower our standards in regards to human rights. instead, they re going to meet with the disdnlts in a closet. we re going to sweep human rights under the rug and put the dissidents and the broom in the closet so the secretary can check that box rather than highlighting. those are the people that represent i m sorry. no, i m sorry. i want to say, because kerry defended some of the decisions made in relation to cuba and the castros. here s part of what he told me. cuba was removed from the state sponsor of terrorism list this year. also removed from the list of human trafficking
Overshadowed by questions about who is and who is not invited. in particular, cuban dissidents who after so many years of being america s primary contact in cuba, will not be at the flag rising. secretary kerry told me, however, they have not been forgotten. i m going to meet with dissidents. i will have an opportunity in the course of the day sglesh. closed door, privately. they will be invited to our mission. they will come to the mission. i ll have a chance to sit down with them at the mission. there will be a broad cross section of cuban society that will be invited to that event at the mission. what they re not invited to, quite openly, is the raising of the flag at the embassy itself because that is a government to government moment with very limited space, by the way, which is why we are having the reception later in the day in which we can have a cross section of civil society, including some dissidents.