bill kristol is a loser. mark: hello from los angeles, from the california primary one week from today. but wait, everybody wants to know who is the independent candidate who the crystal has been touting? bill kristol has been touting? a conservative lawyer, writing, an iraqi were veteran named david french. you may not have heard of him. we hadn t either. krsitol tweeted this weekend that he had a candidate in mind that he said would be a strong candidate. john and i talked to both of them, who both declined to comment. french is a staff writer for the national review. he lives in tennessee with his wife and three kids. he was traveling . he declined to comment, but thew two republican sources says while french is not made a final decision, that is indeed who bill kristol was talking about. he wrote about french in the weekly standard, hiding him in plain sight. john: you have this piece by kristol basically making the case against trump and clinton, laying out if you of
security officials. we are getting your reaction to that story and hearing what you think it means for the front-runner for the democratic presidential nomination. (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. .ndependents, (202) 748-8002 you can catch up with us on social media. twitter is @cspanwj. facebook.com/c-span. a good thursday morning to you. this story about the state department inspector general report took the front page. spot in most major newspapers. in the usa today, clinton broke security rules is the headline for the front page of the new faults on, clinton e-mail server. clinton violates policies on e-mail is the front page of the washington post. state department watchdog rebukes clinton over e-mail. it was first reported by politico yesterday. their headline, clinton violated e-mail rules. one of the reporters is rachel bade. good morning. caller: good morning. host: what did hillary clinton do? how critical was the inspector general of the secretary h
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